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is what it is. I do my best. All right,
We're gonna get right into it, because this is so
weird that this happened to me this morning. So I
was thinking this morning to myself, I saw, like, I
don't know, I was on Twitter, and I saw like
a picture of Jen Saki and seeing that face reminded
me about how awful KJP was. Yes, And then when
I was thinking about KJP, I was like, what is
she doing? Like because you had anything? Yeah, And so
I was like, I wonder what kind of job she's
gonna get, like what she's doing? And then lo and behold,
as I was wondering that, I hopped on over to
the Daily Mail and there was a headline that says
Carine Jean Pierre Land's amazing new gig or something like that,
and I was like, ah, geez, which you know what
TV show is.
Speaker 1: Weird how that happens though. I mean, I'm just pointing
out like when you start thinking about things like all
of a sudden, like if you start thinking about I
don't know, pants or something, those pants show up in
your feet.
Speaker 2: That was so weird. It was so weird. Yeah, so
I was naturally, very very curious to find out what
she's doing. You guys, listen, I know Daily Mail is
all about the clickbait, and they have to have salacious
headlines and they have to make you click on it.
They got to make everything sound like a big deal.
Like example, yesterday there was a headline that said Katie
Perry receives devastating blow after her trip to space, and
I was like, oh my god, what I need to
fall into the trap I put on it and it's
like he has to cancel two shows because the venue
is under construction. And I'm like, that's it, this is
the devastity blow. So anyway, I should have known better,
but I kept on the KJP headline, and it turns
out her new gig is that she is going to
be the Grand Marshal of New York City Pride on
June twenty ninth. That's it, that's the gig.
Speaker 1: Grand She's the Grand Marshal.
Speaker 4: Mm hmmm.
Speaker 1: So what does she does she get like a scepter
like a gay septor what do they do?
Speaker 5: Like?
Speaker 2: What what does she do? I mean is she the
event organizer?
Speaker 6: Like?
Speaker 2: What is a grand marshals responsibilities exactly for a Pride parade?
Speaker 1: I don't know what you do? Okay, yay, yay, k
JB yay. Job does that become a dental like what
is that?
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 1: Okay whatever, But anyway.
Speaker 2: That that question mark is now that's answered. So if
you too were wondering this morning about AJP and what
she's up to, now off the list. There you go,
that right off the list. So anyway, that's a thing
that has happened. We have other news headlines to get you.
There was an interesting story, as you know, Pam Bondi
has been going after the people that have been vandalizing
Tesla's and and you know all the graffiti p all
people that have been attacking Tesla. She has been very
very adamant that they face serious consequences. However, there's only
so much she can do when there are you know,
police who uncover the people, they find the people. If
the prosecutors don't actually prosecute, there's not much that can
be done. And unfortunately that is the case with this
Minnesota person who actually works for Tim Walls, the governor. Shocker.
He keyed six Tesla's. He caused twenty one thousand dollars
in damages in four separate incidents.
Speaker 1: And he's like there, he's gonna walk, He's gonna walk.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's working. He has to go into an adult
diversion program.
Speaker 1: Okay, right, he gets to keep his job.
Speaker 2: Like there are no serious consequences. It's unreal. Here is
video of him doing some of the things and the stuff.
I mean, it's for what in the hell why?
Speaker 1: And you know what, at the very least that dog
should be taken away from him, Yes, at the very
least he should not be able to have that dog.
Speaker 2: What a piece of crap.
Speaker 1: This is a total piece of crap. Yeah, this is
not okay, look at him, I know, it's just it's
just yeah, a dog. I feel sorry for the dogs. Seriously,
that's the first thing that comes in in my mind.
Speaker 2: Not okay, It's not It's absolutely not okay. And this
is the picture of the County Attorney, Mary Moriarty, who
decided not to file charges against him. And she has
been accused previously of being soft on crime, so this
is not a surprise. Are you shocked?
Speaker 1: I mean, the only thing she's missing is the blue.
Speaker 2: Hair dye, a nose ring. Let's not forget the nose ring.
Speaker 1: Let's not forget it.
Speaker 2: And I feel bad for the Minneapolis PD because they
are ripping her a new one. They said. The Minneapolis
Police Department did its job. It identified and invests, gated
a crime trend, identified and arrested a suspect, and presented
a case file to the Hennepin County Attorney's office for
consideration of charges. This case impacted at least six different
victims totaled over twenty grand Any frustration related to the
charging decision of the County Attorney should be directly solely
at her office. Our investigators are always frustrated when the
cases they poured their hearts into are declined. In my experience,
the victims in these cases often feel the same.
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Speaker 2: God, I mean, this is a slam dunk case, and
the only way to deter future cases like this is
to show there's going to be consequences. Right, Oh my god,
just makes me so mad.
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He's concerned about that guy's dog. You guys, it's all right.
Speaker 2: You know what else he should be concerned about is.
Speaker 1: Privy, Yes, totally concerned about.
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So back to the news. You know how like Democrats
right now are all been out of shape about Garcia.
They've been out of shape about although less so about
Mamood Khalil, Like have you heard his name in a while? No,
he's taken a back space. He is the new shiny object.
But they like to make stories about certain people being
deported or removed from the country, and they glom onto
those stories and then try to paint those people as victims.
This is just what they do. And they're doing it
again with a person from Harvard, actually a Harvard scientist,
and so NBC News put out a story saying that
new images could change a cancer diagnostics, but Ice detained
the Harvard scientists who analyzes them. And then this was,
you know, retweeted by some sympathizer who said, good job
Team America. So they want you to think, oh my god,
we're preventing cancer research.
Speaker 1: Essentially, we're preventing a person from curing cancer, right, So
that's how they're spinning this, okay, But Homeland.
Speaker 2: Security set the record straight and said the individual was
lawfully detained after lying to federal officers about carrying substances
into the country. A canine inspection uncovered undeclared petri dishes,
containers of unknown substances, and loose vials of embryonic frog cells.
Speaker 1: That's normal, all without proper permits.
Speaker 2: Then they found messages on her phone that revealed she
planned to smuggle the materials through customs without declaring them.
She knowingly broke the law, then tried to hide it,
and now we've got bleeding hearts going, oh my god,
but do you have Yeah?
Speaker 1: I mean, like, you guys don't carry embryonic frog cells
in your carry on bag.
Speaker 2: What is this? I mean, obviously you should just put
that in your stowaway. You guys are such frog guess
is what you are.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know why I associate with
you people.
Speaker 2: People are out of control, really out of control.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but this is the thing. They'll take it, they'll
run with it. Let's craft a narrative that she was
going to cure cancer.
Speaker 2: Shut up, so stupid? All right? Then, speaking of Garcia,
you know, uh, the four people that went, the four
Democrats that went on their non taxpayer funded trip to
El Salvador. One of them we talked about yesterday was
Maxwell Frost. And President bu Kelly is like such a
hilarious trolley. I know, I love it. Me and Trump
are like so simpatico. So he dug up an old
tweet of Maxwell Frost kind of retweeted it, and you guys,
I could not stop laughing at this troll. So Max
Frost tweeted in June of twenty sixteen, e f and
wit my gang gunn get you spilled. So President bu
Kelly retweeted it and just had the struggle. I'm sorry,
what No. I totally love him. He's such a great troll.
Speaker 1: He is literal level of Trump when it comes to trolling,
just a completely different way, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: But they're buds. They should they should totally be the
best of friends. It makes all the sense that they are.
It makes all the sense. Well, and then it turns
out that whatever that means, like whatever Frost was trying
to say, he apparently says f and wit my gang
gonna get you spilled on more than one occasion, and
then one time he even tweeted it with his own photo.
He tweeted this, you guys, He tweeted it.
Speaker 1: I don't speak gang. Do you guys know what that means?
What does it mean? Does anybody here speak gang? Does
anybody here.
Speaker 2: Speak will get you spilled? What does that mean?
Speaker 1: Does that mean gonna get what is spilled?
Speaker 6: Me?
Speaker 2: What is that? I feel like it means it's gonna
get you ill. Yeah, I get you killed.
Speaker 1: Yeah, spilled equals killed. I'm spitting it out there. I
feel like that's what it means. But I don't know,
because I am not, in fact a criminal.
Speaker 2: Uh just yeah, I just wow. This is cute.
Speaker 1: Rosie thinks it means pew pewed. Yeah, yeah, I think
you're right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it means blood spilling. Okay, that makes sense, that.
Speaker 1: Makes you sense, Thank you guys. Yeah, yeah, I know
we can count our people.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 1: It's like it's our gang right here.
Speaker 2: Also, what happened yesterday is the news broke that the
Trump administration is going to basically undo all of the
damage that Joe Biden did by trying to prevent people
from having to pay back their student loans. Now, if
you are a person who thought your loans were forgiven, Nope,
you got to pay your loans back. Caroline love It
announced it at her presser. Here she is with the news.
Speaker 7: In other news, the Trump administration has announced we will
put an end to Joe Biden's a legal student loan
bailout attempts. No student loan has been referred to collections
since March of twenty twenty. That comes to an end
on May fifth. The Sartment of Education will resume involuntary
collections for borrowers with defaulted federal student loans. The student
loan portfolio controlled by the federal government is nearly one
point six trillion dollars, but fewer than four out of
ten borrowers are in repayment. This is unsustainable, unfair, and
a huge liability for American taxpayers. Debt cannot be wiped away.
It just ends up getting transferred to dollars. So why
should Americans who didn't go to college or went to
college and responsibly paid back their loans pay for the
student loans of other Americans. The Trump administration will never
force taxpayers to pay student loan debts that don't belong
to them. Student loan borrowers need clarity, and we're finally
giving it to them. Borrowers will now be clearly expected
to repay their loans, and those who default on their
loan obligations will face involuntary collections.
Speaker 2: The government can and.
Speaker 7: Will collect defaulted federal student loan debt by withholding money
from borrowers, tax refunds, federal pensions, and even their wages.
America is thirty six trillion dollars in debt. We must
get our fiscal house in order and restore common sense
to our country. If you take out a loan, you
have to pay it back.
Speaker 8: It's very simple.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And all the people who are for this, like
they took a break from screaming death to America to
bitch about it yesterday. Of course they did, you know,
just of course they did take all the seats.
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Speaker 1: I love Vinnie's comment my bills aren't high enough. I'd
love to pay for other people's shit. Right, that's so much.
That's the best comment. Yes, it's so good.
Speaker 2: There was a Fox News report about the student loan
stuff that included a quote from Linda McMahon which was
really good. Here it is saying, this is not fair.
Speaker 9: We can't forgive your student loans because someone has to
pay for it, She writes, Why not, because we want
to be unkind to student bars.
Speaker 2: Borrowing money and failing.
Speaker 9: To pay it back isn't a victimless effense. Debt doesn't
go away, It gets transferred to others. If bars don't
pay their debts to the government, taxpayers do exactly.
Speaker 2: We paid for everything good? Can we not add this
to the list? Please?
Speaker 10: Right?
Speaker 1: How is this not obvious at this point? Yeah? Again,
I think it needs to go back to you and
I have always talked about how we should not have
money taken automatically out of our you know, out of
our like our monthly whatever pay like pay, you know,
people are paid to salary. It shouldn't just be taken
out automatically. We should be forced to write checks like
physically forced to write checks to the government. And if
we were forced to do that, like every two weeks,
everybody would be a conservative. At least at least ninety
percent of us would be conservative because the other ten
percent are is going to be stupid, right, But if
we were forced to do that, people would be like, damn,
that's a lot of money that we have to pay
the government. Don't like this. I'm very uncomfortable doing this.
It's just that you don't see. It's out of sight,
out of mind, you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you don't pay attention and you I mean, it's
just you just all you care about is your your
net pay right and how and what it is the
first time you get it, and then what it continues
to be. That's that's what you're working with. And so
you don't pay attention to all the ficas and the
social securities and the medicare. I mean, maybe like we
do because we're so mad about it, but in general,
you know a.
Speaker 1: Lot of kids who get out of college, they get
their first job and they're like, wait, what is this right?
And then they're like bleeding heart liberals, and all of
a sudden they turn conservative really quickly. When they get
that first job and they're like, WT, this fight up. Yeah,
let me tell you what it is. Bend over, kid,
That's exactly what this is. And it's going to get
even worse. So yeah, that's a lot of them turning conservative.
And if we were forced to do that manually every
two weeks, I wish.
Speaker 2: We had to do that. Dana Perino had some good
commentary about this as well. Here she is over.
Speaker 11: And also, remember it was Nancy Pelosi who said Joe
Biden doesn't have the legal authority to do this. They
tried to do it anyway, the courts kept pushing it back,
so they had false hopes, false promises to people. And
I understand the student loan debt can be a burden.
It doesn't mean that the system shouldn't be changed or
that the interest rate couldn't be lowered, but they are
going to have to pay it back. Nobody helps somebody
that bought an F one fifty as a plumber pay
that bill, and none of us should have to. They
pay their bills. Everyone should pay their bills. It doesn't
mean the system can't.
Speaker 2: Be refret preach, reform some stuff. That's fine, but you
still owe the money. Yeah, you signed the paperwork, right.
It's like it's like, get in a new car. I
don't have to pay for your freaking car. Where does
it stop?
Speaker 1: That's the thing.
Speaker 2: We pay for these and then like where does where
does it all stop? Because eventually they're gonna be like, well,
I mean, you owe me a car too, and you
owed me a house too, and you owe me this too.
Speaker 1: Where does it stop?
Speaker 2: I owe there's nothing.
Speaker 1: I owe you nothing.
Speaker 2: Education a hot topic, obviously, and Randy Winegarten was on
with Martha McCallum yesterday. I listened to the whole thing,
so you don't have to really, it was Martha just
showing her here are the results in Maryland, specifically in
terms of reading in math scores, and how drastically they
have cratered over the past couple of decades, no matter
how much money gets thrown at education. And so Randy
Winegarton is freaking out because the Department of Education is
basically trying to completely downsize itself out of existence, which
is a great thing, but uh, there was a moment
where she decided to be super condescending to Martha McCallum,
and Martha was not having it correct. Martha, Martha sweetheart,
sweetheart listened to me. She does. Sorry my bad, it
actually does matter. Yeah, that's your bad.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. I thought calling a woman sweetheart was demeaning.
I thought that was I thought they considered that demeaning,
especially when you do it to a woman with an
actual job when you don't have one. So yeah, Randy,
not a good love.
Speaker 2: For not having a job. She sure gets paid a lot,
that's the thing, I know, right by us cool. She's
just awful, absolutely awful. There was a the last time
we talked about Christine. I know, we talked about her
yesterday because her bad got stolen and that was a story.
But whenever it was that we talked about her last
and we were criticizing the way that she's you know,
basically cause playing you know, federal agents and like wearing
the flak vests and all that stuff. And somehow there
ended up being somebody I told you about this, somebody
on my personal Instagram decided to be mad about the
fact that we were criticizing Christy home looking all glam
for these cosplay. Yeah I remember it, yeah, photo ops
And like I'd posted a picture of my family doing
something I don't even know, Like it was just this
normal family picture and that's the post that this person
decided to be Like, how dare you criticize Christinomes she's
always looked the way that she looks.
Speaker 1: Because this is a person that puts a bunch of
crap in their face and is a want to be
influencer that puts a lot of crap in her face,
and she doesn't like that. We talk about that, we
talk about people who put crap in their faces. She's
been on my page before and she said something I
wanted my personal posts and I blocked her immediately. You
don't get to do that.
Speaker 2: What and so, but it stuck with me that she said, Christine,
if you look Christineome has always been she's always looked
like this, And I was like, yeah, so then I
saw this.
Speaker 1: No, she hasn't always looked like that.
Speaker 2: You guys, no, please don't tell me that she has
always looked the way that she looks. This is literally
two different people. It looks like this is crazy. And yes,
absolutely she can wear whatever she wants to wear. We're
not absolutely saying that there should be a federal law
preventing her from using botox. And filler and having giant
hair extensions. She can do her, but we can also
say what we think about it. That's that's that's right
kind of how that works.
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 2: So anyway, Yeah, she has not always looked the way
that she does today and why.
Speaker 1: And I also want I want to see women out
there who don't do all this stuff because I have
two daughters and I want my daughters to know that
they're beautiful without all this garbage. So there's that, yes, yes, yeah.
Speaker 2: And yeah, I'm not saying she's not a beautiful woman.
She absolutely is, and she would have been had she
not shoved all that stuff in her face. She just
doesn't need to do it. And it does send a
message to women that said you have to inject yourself
beyond recognition in order to age, and that is not
a good message. That's all we're saying. Yeah, you know, okay,
let's talk about RFK and the big news from yesterday afternoon.
So you know, he talked about early on before they
were even elected, he said that his primary focus was
going to be on making America healthy again, and by golly,
he means it. So there was an announcement with Martin
McCay yesterday and RFK Junior that they are going to
finally eliminate so many of the poisonous dyes that are
in our food supply that are already illegal like most
everywhere else. And so these include artificial dyes red forty,
yellow five, yellow six, blue one, blue two, and green three.
And as they made their announcement, there were a couple
great moments. If you have a chance to watch the
whole presser, I highly recommend it. Here is doctor McCarey
first of all, making the overall announcement.
Speaker 12: Today the FDA is taking action to remove petroleum based
food dies from the US food supply and from medications.
For the last fifty years, American children have increasingly been
living in a toxic soup of synthetic chemicals. The scientific
community has conducted a number of studies raising concerns about
the correlation between petroleum based synthetic dies and several health
conditions such as attention deficit, hyperactivity disorder, obesity, diabetes, insolent resistance, cancer,
genomic disruption, GI issues as I've seen in the hospital,
and allergic reactions.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so there's eight.
Speaker 1: I think there's eight harmful petroleum based synthetic dyes that
are going to be faced out.
Speaker 2: Of our Why were they there?
Speaker 1: That's my question.
Speaker 2: How do things look more tantalizing to still more products
to make us addicted to it? All of the things
so gross? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, wow and that. And you know, I get really
mad because you talked last week, you actually played a
clip and I know you have a lot to say
about the whole autism thing where people are getting so
butt hurt.
Speaker 2: About him wanting to prevent it, wanting to figure out
why autism is so prevalent now in this country, Like what,
why is that a bad thing? You know, to say we.
Speaker 1: Don't want to have it? You know, people are taking
it so personally, I don't. It's when it's become one
in twelve in this country and he's trying to figure
out why that is when back in the sixties it
was barely a thing.
Speaker 2: I feel like that is a public health crisis. We're
talking about kids, you guys, like who we will all be?
And he's talking He very clearly said this is like
twenty five percent of autism cases. People don't want to
play that part of the clip, right, They want to
focus not on that, But that's who he was talking about.
He was giving voice to the severe cases because all
of us are going to be taking care of those people, right,
so we all have a vested interest in making sure
that this does not continue to escalate. And what anybody
is mad about it I cannot I cannot fathom.
Speaker 1: But even if you don't have a severe case, wouldn't
you be like I wonder why I have it to
begin with? You know what I mean? Like I have
chronic migraine. Okay, I've had it since I was thirteen.
I live with it, and I deal with it, right,
But I've always thought to myself, I'd love to get
to the root of it and figure out why I
have it. That's constant with me. Anything that you have,
anything that you're afflicted with, you want at least I
would hope that you have like this thing, this gnawing thing,
that you to figure out why do I have this?
May just be a genetic thing, you just have it, right,
But if you can, if you can cure it or
solve it, or prevent somebody in your life from ever
having that thing, why wouldn't.
Speaker 2: You do that? Why wouldn't you want to do that?
I don't get it.
Speaker 1: I just don't wonder because all the people.
Speaker 2: Who are neuro divergent, and they now use the spectrum
to include the most ridiculously mild cases of neurodivergence, they
just want to be adored. It's not even they want
all the attention. They want to be appreciated and adored
because of their different and says instead of just saying, yeah,
I have this, and I wish I knew why, and
it would be cool if I didn't, you know what
I mean, Yeah.
Speaker 1: I guess, I just I don't. I just don't understand
that that line of thinking. I feel like it's a
you know, you can't take that personally. No, there's a
reason for staff, you know, so you just you figure
it out. You don't take it personally. But the butt
hurtness over some of these, it's so much. The charts
like it's out of control.
Speaker 2: It went from like.
Speaker 1: One in thirty thousand to one in twelve. There's a
reason for that. We got to figure that out. He's
trying to do that. He's doing it in a benevolent way.
He's trying to help people take it for what it
is and get over yourself.
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absolutely lost their mind. They need to go and touch
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be really pretty. Yeah, I think it looks pretty.
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to the RFK announcement and Martin McCarey announcement. So RFK
had great things to say. Also, the one of the
clips that you're going to see of him is when
he talks about the fact that pharma companies and really
just sort of our whole food, agriculture pharma ecosystem, they
make money when we are sick, and that that's bad.
So here he is with a little bit on that
being as much on midochondrial disorders like diabetes as we
spend on our military budget.
Speaker 13: We can't continue to.
Speaker 2: Exist like this.
Speaker 13: Oh my, and the you know, the problem is industry
is making money. I'm keeping us sick.
Speaker 2: That's exactly right.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's true. I worked in pharma for a
long time, so to my husband, so I mean, it's true.
It's true. There are some good I mean, I hate
that that pharma gets demonized so much because listen, they've
done some good things. True that they've done some bad
things too, but there are some good things. I mean,
like when you I mean, come on, antibiotics, They've saved people.
There's been good things. I mean, there are good things,
and there are people that are good. That's it pisses
me off because I know good people and pharma that
want to do good things, and that you know, there
are drugs out there that are actually helping people live,
you know. But then you know, and I take medication
for my migrants. I would not be here talking to
you if it wasn't for my preventative, you know what
I mean. So there are good things that that pharma
has done, but then they are also bad things.
Speaker 2: So yeah, and and and especially you know, I was
saying to my husband last night about the dies and
then being taken out. I was like, listen, I can't
I can't conjure up a reason why anybody will be
upset about this, Like who why would you want those
things in your food? And I understand the reason that
the food companies want. They want to make everything look
more appetizing and yummy and tantalizing and all that. But
if things are if bad foods like junk foods are
less tantilizing, that will be the best thing ever for me,
because that you know what I mean. Like if because
he was telling me an example, I can't remember what
the cereal was like. Maybe it was tricks like lips, like.
Speaker 1: Fruit lips, maybe less colorful, colorful, right, And so he
said that that that you know that there'd be this
danger that people would buy less.
Speaker 2: And I was like that's great, you know what I mean?
Like that overall, well, that's actually a good thing. And
then maybe you know, we'll eat less of the bad stuff,
will become less addicted to sugar, all of the good things. Right.
Speaker 1: They say though, like if you go to Europe and
you have bread in Europe, bread and pasta in Europe,
it's different there than it is here. Like trically you
could go there for three or four weeks and you
lose weight eating the bread and like the gluten stuff there. Yeah,
I'm trying you come over here. It's totally different. Our
food is just completely different in America than it is
in other places.
Speaker 2: So we got to straighten that out. We really do
for it, were for it, and that's a bad thing.
It is. If he did say he did give credit
to some of the folks that he's been talking to
in the food industry because they have been cooperative and
he wanted to shout them out, and then he had
this little funny quip about it at the end.
Speaker 13: I met with and I don't want to commend food
companies for working with us to achieve this this agreement
with IT settlement. And when I went in a few
months or about a month ago to meet with a
few food companies. We were I was just talking with
my just aff about these petroleum based eyes, and I said,
if they want to add petroleum, they want to eat petroleum,
they ought to add at themselves at home, if they
shouldn't be feeding it to the rest of us.
Speaker 1: True, that's right, he's right, he's absolutely right.
Speaker 2: How think you hate this guy?
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't understand it. He's on a
mission to make people healthier. And so you know, the
people that say he doesn't know what he's talking about,
he's a dumb ass, and he has a really okay
all right, I mean the people who completely discount him
as being a kook. I discount those people.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, because there's no one who has studied more
than RFT Junior.
Speaker 1: I mean, I discount you if you discount him.
Speaker 13: M hmm.
Speaker 2: And it also, it's not even just a matter of
our health, although obviously it is, but our health then
in turn matters from a national security perspective. And he
pointed that out, and this was like, some these are
some numbers that are just gonna delay your mind.
Speaker 13: When my uncle is present. Three percent of American kids
at chronic disease. Today it's around to sixty percent. Uh.
And these are a broad category, the ones that already
mentioned like ADHD, the neurological disorders add ADHD, speech delay,
language lay tics to red syndrome and arcolepsy, ASD and autism.
All of these are injuries that I never heard of
when I was a kid. They were not part of
the nomenclature. They weren't part of the dialogue. There was
zero spent in this country treating chronic disease when my
uncle was present. Today it's about one point eight trillion
dollars anyway, is bankrupting our nation?
Speaker 14: Right?
Speaker 13: Seventy four percent of American kids cannot qualify for military service. Wow,
how are we going to maintain our global leadership with
such a sick population?
Speaker 2: Yeah, seventy four percent.
Speaker 1: Again, this is also a public health crisis, you know.
I mean, they they are so quick to be like
COVID is a public health crisis.
Speaker 2: This is a public health crisis.
Speaker 1: And people, just people on the left don't want to
see it because it's RFK and he's working exactly.
Speaker 2: That's that's it.
Speaker 1: We can't trust a hand. She has orange man bad.
Speaker 2: You're an idiot, you know.
Speaker 1: I mean, everybody should see that clip for what it is.
It's a crisis. Oh my god, that's insane people are.
Speaker 2: If anybody is against that, that's that'll be an interesting
like explanation for them, Like what is it about these
red dyes that you're so hell bent on keeping in
your food? Like why why do you not want to
see the go ahead in these diseases? Right?
Speaker 1: You go ahead and buy them on the black market
and shove them in your food and give them just
go ahead and like shove it in your kid.
Speaker 2: We'll see how well they do. What in the world.
I know, it's freaking crazy, and it's you know, he
mentioned all of those neurological diseases and all of those
other illnesses that are on the rise. Allergies too. He
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we got to get back to Garcia and the fact
that he is still a story. There was a guy
who used to be part of Trump's advisory team, Jason Meister. Meister.
He was on Newsmax just talking about the ridiculous amount
of attention on this one guy, and how stupid it
all is here.
Speaker 15: He is untry illegally. The only process you're entitled to
is deportation. Look, President Trump won the White House, the House,
the Senate, the popular vote by millions. He ran on
the largest deportation operation in a Marria and history. So
I don't understand what Democrats don't understand about this. Look,
if you come into this country illegally, you will be deported.
You will be deported without due process. Now Garcia had
due process. He went before an immigration court not once,
but twice, and he was given his deportation papers. He's
an MS thirteen gang banger. And I don't understand why
Democrats want to defend gang bangers when we have American
hostages that are sitting in Gaza right now under tunnels,
in being held in captivity for over five hundred and
fifty days. And this is what the Democrats want to do.
They want to defend MS thirteen gang bankers and beat
their wives. It's insane, it's political suicide.
Speaker 1: It is political suicide. Let them do it well. And
I love you know.
Speaker 2: We've talked a lot about how those four Max Frost
and the rest of that, you know, clown car of people.
Democrats went to El Salvador earlier this week. It was
not a taxpayer funded trip, because James Comer was like,
absolutely not, We're done with your political stunts. You pay
for it. Well, now the GOP is actually offering to
pay for the funniest reason ever, here's a report.
Speaker 16: Well the functions are not.
Speaker 17: Common Sense Department thinks Democrats must be very pleased that
Republicans are willing to help their cause. Turns out, four
more Democratic members of Congress travel to El Salvador to
visit their new star of the party, Kilmar Abrigo Garcia. Sadly,
the Democrats were told that, unlike Senator Chris van Hollins's
El Salvador journey, this time taxpayers would not pick up
the tab, but the National Republican Congressional Committee said they
would foot the bill. Common sense is touched, although it
does come with a small catch. The Republicans want the
Democrats to live stream the gathering and take lots of selfies.
After all, nothing shouts political savvy like a live stream
selfie salute with an alleged gang banging wife beater and
common sense is pretty sure those nice Republicans would also
support Democrats using the video and selfie shots to campaign on. Usually,
Democrats are on the wrong side of eighty twenty issues.
This time they're on the wrong side of a ninety
five to five issue. Maybe that's why when it comes
to voter confidence in Democratic congressional leadership, Democrats are at
twenty five percent, not just the all time low, but
nine points lower than the previous all time low. Common
sense thinks Democrats are on the verge of something historic,
something that would make Gary Hart oh so rath.
Speaker 1: I know people think this is funny, but I don't.
It's still a stunning lack of respect for my money.
Speaker 2: Well, they're not actually going to do it. I mean,
they're not actually genuinely paying.
Speaker 1: For it, but they shouldn't like they like, they shouldn't
even joke about it, you know what I mean, Like
that's still taxpayer money. Like it's just let them if
they want to go. They need to be saying to everybody,
if you want to go, use your own damn money, like, don'ty.
Speaker 2: Definitely what the committee is saying, what the Congressional Committee.
Speaker 1: Is like, you don't even dangle any taxpayer money in
front of them, like it should be abundantly clear that
the RNC won't pay for it, that nobody, because it's
floating all over Twitter that they paid for it, like
this is the thing. There's a misunderstanding out there that
the RNC actually is paying for four tickets for these people.
They go, oh my gosh, right, and that's what people think.
And so it's that's not okay, you know, because then
the narrative out there is, well, they're paying for it,
so it'll be they can get clips and they can
get video, and they can get you know, they can
turn the narrative so they can have all this this
footage of these numb schools going over there and you know,
being at El Salvador with a gang member. You know,
I just don't don't use my money, our money as collateral.
Speaker 2: Don't do that.
Speaker 1: It's our money. So don't even joke about it. I
didn't want to joke about it. They shouldn't be doing that.
You know.
Speaker 2: It's interesting too that Chris van Holland, of all people,
apparently really used to care about fighting MS thirteen. That
used to be like a big deal issue for him,
According to to his own tweet from August of twenty
seventeen where he said at ICE, shame on President Trump
for tearing apart hard working immigrant families. We should be
focused on MS thirteen, not scholarship winners. And he is
definitely focused on MS thirteen. Now, isn't he.
Speaker 1: A luck can happen in eight years? Right?
Speaker 2: It's amazing, and it's amazing how much the whole story
about the border, which was in great part why we
had such a successful November the GOP did, and now
the story, the narrative shifting is so incredible. Jessica Tarlov
was on some sort of panel. She was interviewing Hakeem Jeffries,
and she said admittedly that one of the reasons that
GOP did so well in November is because the border issue,
and she admitted that the Biden administration allowed millions of
people to flood into the country, and she wanted to
know from Hakeem Jeffries, how are Democrats going to fix this?
And he's like in a utter and total state of denial.
Listen to this crazy messaging.
Speaker 5: I think it's one of the main reasons that we
lost the twenty twenty four election was that we let
hundreds of millions of people stream across the border. So
what is the Democratic plan to show people that we're
serious about this problem.
Speaker 4: Well, we definitely have to be clear that we believe
that we should have a secure border. That's first and foremost,
and I think we've repeatedly endeavored to make that clear
throughout this Congress. We were slow to act as an
administration and as a party on the southern border.
Speaker 1: We think we at least have to pretend that we
believe in it. In a close yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: So we have what he's saying, Yeah, we.
Speaker 1: Got a lie to people and at least say, you know,
we believe in that. I think that they kind of
did that Kamas, like.
Speaker 2: The borders closed. Yeah, my orchestras like the border is secure. Yeah,
you guys already did that, your liars.
Speaker 1: So you just so your your goal now, like your plan,
your strategy is to just continue to lie.
Speaker 2: Okay, some up your butt? Can you do that with? People?
Are just they're they're insufferable because they.
Speaker 1: Just keep doing the same thing over and over again
expecting it. That's insanity.
Speaker 2: Its insanity, acheme, it's crazy. My Babylon bee never misses.
So they have announced a new addition to the acronym,
so MS thirteen has been added to the LGBTQ acronym
and is now LGBTQMS thirteen. I love it. It's so great,
it's so perfect. All right, let's get into what's going
on with Pete Heg Sath. This is fascinating. So yesterday,
you know, when we were talking like we were talking
about the attempted takedown of Pete Heg Sath and how
even Republicans are starting to get in on the takedown action.
Rumors continue to fly about the Second Signal chat that
he had with family members where he talked about very
highly secretive sorts of things. And it's interesting because he
came out to what We played a clip from him
at the Easter egg role from the White House long
we played a clip of him defending himself and saying
that this is essentially a similar witch hunt to what
Donald Trump has faced over and over again. And it
made sense, you know, what he was saying made sense.
He's had proven results when it comes to recruiting, improving lethality,
all the stuff that we want him to do. That's
been fine, but there is no denial of the actual
accusation that is flying around, which I thought was kind
of odd. Yesterday. You know, he's very quick to talk
about the leakers and the reason that they got rid
of the leakers, but he's not denying what was leaked.
That was nowhere in any of the clips I heard
from him yesterday. Here's just a little bit of him
with Brian Kilmead. Initially he is just defensive, and then
we'll have a couple clips where he's asked that question directly.
Speaker 18: They've come after me from day one, just like they've
come after President Trump. I mean, I've gotten a fraction
of what President Trump got in that first term. What
he's endured is superhuman. It's not hard for me to
do this job. I know exactly why I'm here, to
bring war fighting and the war fighting ethos back to
the Pentagon, to rip out the insidious ideologies and not
compromise and not back down, To bring in new press
voices into the Pentagon, which we've done, to re establish
standards and accountability, to not tolerate leakers, to treat one
hundred percent operational control of our border, to get rid
of trans lunacy in the military. We haven't back down,
So here's the thing. A lot of people come to
Washington and they just play the game, and it's punch
their ticket and get along to go along, and you know,
start doing meet the press and go the Council on
formulations and spending time with all the new cocktail sipping crowd.
That's not why I'm here. I'm here because President Trump
asked me to bring war fighting back to the Pentagon.
Every single day, that is our focus. And if people
don't like it, they can come after me.
Speaker 2: So that's great. I mean, all of the things that
he talks about doing that are part of his job,
all of that love, that love. It just waiting for
the part where he says this is not actually true.
So Brian tried. He you know, he asked about the
investigation of the leakers, like were the why were those
people sent away?
Speaker 1: Here's a little bit more of that bigation.
Speaker 18: They have been moved on and that investigation continues.
Speaker 2: As a result of that.
Speaker 18: Everything we do here is above board, trying to make
sure that we safeguard information. In this point, those folks
who were leaking, who have been pushed out of the building,
are now attempting to leak and sabotage the president's agenda
and what we're doing, and that's unfortunate.
Speaker 2: So one more chance, Brian goes after him with one
more attempt to explain the whole signal chat. You know
what I mean, like, what about that? And here's what
he said.
Speaker 6: I can conclude this. We know some bizarre situation with
Michael Waltz happened with the first time the whole thing
with the signal app came out.
Speaker 2: You believe this came out.
Speaker 6: They said it was called team huddle because so one
of the people work for you, one of the three
who no longer are there, leaked this out as a
way to get back at you.
Speaker 18: That's right, Brian, when you dismiss people who you believe
are leaking classified information. And again, the investigation is ongoing
and that will take time, and if when the evidence produced,
it will go to DOJ. Why would it surprise anybody, Brian,
if those very same people keep leaking to the very
same reporters whatever information they think they can have to
try to sabotage the agenda of the president or the secretary.
So once a leaker, always a leaker, often a leaker.
Speaker 1: I just wish they had this much. You know, I
guess I wish they did this with the last administration.
Can you imagine if they had this much scrutiny on
the last administration, like what we would be dealing with. Honestly,
I just there's so much he's under a microscope that
the last administration was not under. That's how I look
at all this. I just and this is so true
of the Trump administration, the last one and this one.
There's just such a double standard. That's what pisses me
off about all this. I understand, like you want him
to say I didn't do this, I didn't do that.
It's just like, that's all we spend our freaking time
doing is saying I didn't just defending ourselves against attack
after attack after attack. Just let him do is effing job.
You know. I just get so tired of the shit,
just like, well, I'm so tired.
Speaker 2: There were people asking, why are you feeding the fires.
I'm not gonna hide what's going on in this administration
and what's going on in the media from you, Like,
why would I do that? Why would I not cover
things that are happening just so everybody feels good in here.
I'm not going to do that. So because this gets
even weirder, I'm building up to where it gets even weirder.
But earlier in the day yesterday, Scott Jennings was talking
about Trump's you know, Trump is standing by Pete and
the administration is standing by Pete. And he made that
point in an earlier afternoon show. This wasn't Abby Phillips show,
but this was earlier yesterday afternoon.
Speaker 19: Is to dig in and fight the opposition party on
these things. And I just don't get the sense from
anybody in the White House that they think Pete Hegseth.
Speaker 1: Is doing a bad job.
Speaker 19: I mean, they believe morale among the soldiers is up
since Trump became president. They believe recruitment is up, that
people are wanting to come back into the military. So
they're looking at other metrics too, by which you would
judge is this person doing a good job. And I
think they believe that he is.
Speaker 2: So that was earlier in the afternoon. But then I
think that and I don't know how many interviews Pete did,
Like you know, I saw the Brian kill Me one.
I'm assuming he did more than that, because by the
time ten o'clock at night came around last night and
Abby's show was on and Scott was part of that panel.
He had some very strong advice for people.
Speaker 19: I have some public relations advice for these folks. If
I were Secretary of Haig Sith, I wouldn't do any
more meatia interviews right now. The best way to prove
you can do the job is to do the job.
And yes, with the attacks on the Hoothy Rebels, the
recruitment being up in the military, there are aspects of
his job that are going quite well. He needs to
focus on that and just get a handle on doing
the job. The media piece leave it aside for the
moment and for the White House. My advice would be,
whatever guidance you gave the cabinet and your senior officials
about the use of signal and other encrypted applications, just
release it. Whatever memo went out, whatever the lawyers gave
everybody after the first signal thing, just put it out
so that everybody can see what directives have been given
since the initial tempest and a teapot brewed.
Speaker 1: Over, right, I add one and fifty percent, because like
this is taking time away and they're doing that on purpose,
with purpose, right, They're trying to keep him from doing
his job. They're trying to distract him, They're trying.
Speaker 2: To get rid of him.
Speaker 1: That's their whole goal here is to just drive him
crazy and drive him out. That's what they're doing.
Speaker 2: So just stop it.
Speaker 1: Don't Why are we entertaining this. Why is the administration
entertaining this at all? He is so right, one hundred
and fifty percent.
Speaker 2: Just do your job.
Speaker 1: Just do your job because you're doing it well. I
know he's capable. We all know he's capable of doing
it well. So do it to Just do it because
the numbers speak for themselves.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, I don't think anybody can argue with
like the recruiting results and the things that are on
Pete's to do list, like where I am on board. Okay,
So but here's where the mystery came. Now, I'm just
going to put out there something's going on with a
whole bunch of people on the right that are that
I used to respect, who are saying things that are
entirely questionable lately, Candice Owens being among them, Tucker being
a and we'll get into reasons why in a later segment.
But Tucker had on one of the leakers, or actually
he may have had two of them on, but I
have clips from one of them being on. And what's
super interesting about this clip is that this leaker guy
says that he wasn't really investigated, like no one took
his devices to show, oh look here you are leaking
things to a reporter. He still has his devices. No
one gave him a lie detector test, like there's no
one has actually done anything to prove that he leaked anything.
But he is very anti getting into another conflict with Iran,
and apparently that is where he mean, Tucker. No, he
the leader of the leader guy. Okay, all right, and
he and the other leakers, he said, are part of
this crew of people who are pushing back against many
in the deep state, who are still in DoD who
really want us to get involved in another fricking conflict.
And so it's very very interesting, a whole new spin
on things. And I don't know where Pete fits into
that equation, but it is kind of troubling. His name
is Dan Caldwell, and you'll hear him on Tucker talking
about this.
Speaker 18: Now.
Speaker 20: So here are a couple Have you been polygraphed?
Speaker 16: No, I've never been hooked up to a polygraph machine
since I've been in the Department defense.
Speaker 20: Okay, have you given up your private communications devices? Your
private phone? Your phone? No to anybody? No, Okay, so
that raises the obvious question. I'm trying not to use
the F word here because the liing is just driving
me insane. You're being accused of leaking classified information, but
the people accusing you would have no way of knowing
whether you did that or not, because they haven't polygraphed
you or taken your devices your private devices, correct, I
mean there are can't even make the allegation because there's
no conceivable way. You say so, But just back to
your strey and I won't linger on it every time
I mentioned this year jaw titans, I can your frustration,
and I should say, quint from tray to you, Well,
I'm completely convinced that this is nonsense and sinister nonsense.
But if you we were the subject of an investigation,
a leak investigation, if the investigators had determined that you
were leaking classified information to the news media, you probably
wouldn't have continued to receive access to class but information.
Speaker 16: Correct, correct, And I probably would be sitting here today.
Speaker 20: You'd be in jail, dude, you'd be you had been handcuffed.
Speaker 16: Correct if if I if if I had leaked? Well, again,
I just want to be clear here. I still don't
know if if the term they used is and that
you see the d OD using is unauthorized release of information.
If if I think there's a lot of rumors and
people are exploiting this that we can talk about if
I actually did some of the things that that anonymous
people on the internet and then the Pentagon are saying
I did, I'd be in handcuffs.
Speaker 2: So that's his denial of you know, doing the thing leaking. Yes,
So take that how you will. I don't know anything
about this guy, I know as much as you guys.
But the next part is the part that is like, wait,
what what is happening at DoD when Susan Rice is
still involved? Like what is even happening here there?
Speaker 16: Yeah, honest, everyone knows where that's coming from. It's from
the career staff who don't look like what the president
and the secretary and vice president want to do. There's
people on the joint staff that I come to respect,
but a lot of them are incredibly hostile to the
Secretary to the President and the vice president's worldview. It's
pretty obvious that that's where most the leagues are coming from.
There's a less obvious place, And I just want to
point something out as we sit here today, Tucker, And
this could change by the time this is aired, But
as we sit here today, Susan Rice, Michelle Flornoy, Eric
Edelman are still in good standing with.
Speaker 2: A Department of Defense right what that is?
Speaker 20: Correct?
Speaker 16: There, Susan Ricema, Susan Rice. Yes, Susan Rice is still
on the Defense Policy Board right now, as we speak
sit here today. By the time this is released, that
might change. But as we sit here today, she is
still on the Defense Policy Board. Now, that doesn't mean
she can go in the building and get access to
whatever she wants, but it means that she works with
DoD employees, she can interact with them, and has the
credential and the affiliation of the Department of Defense.
Speaker 2: And here's proof. Somebody listened to that and said and
went to the website. And this was yesterday, So I
don't know what it looks like today, but this was yesterday.
It lists the Defense Policy Board and she's there.
Speaker 1: What's guys, she's on the board. Yeah, I mean it's
but how do you not know that? How does he
not know that?
Speaker 6: Does?
Speaker 2: That's my point is how what is he? What if
there is some sort of bipartisan push to actually engage
in more conflict even though the vast majority of Americans
do not want more entanglements. What if there really is
a push for that, and this guy, like he suggests,
is one of the guys that does not want the
conflict and he's getting pushed out because of it. I
don't know. I'm just saying this is all super.
Speaker 1: Because listen, why the f is she there?
Speaker 2: Why is she there?
Speaker 1: She should have been gone a long time ago, literally
when he got into office and when Pete was confirmed.
Speaker 2: Bye, Susan Bye.
Speaker 1: I don't like it. I don't like any I don't oh,
I don't.
Speaker 2: I hate this. Everybody should hate this.
Speaker 1: What in the hell?
Speaker 2: So that's why I mean people were asking earlier, why
are you feeding the fire? Because this is the fire,
you guys, I'm not. I just need you to know
about the fire. Okay, that's an inferno, is what that is.
I kind of feel like it's important, Susan Rice is
an inferno, So anyway, I just wanted you guys to
know what was going on with that. Also, we've had
some clips from Tara Paul Mary's show recently. She likes
to think of herself as an independent investigative journalist. She
was on timcast just the other day and they were
talking about this whole signal chat, and she was suggesting
that everybody in the room would be super quick if
they were if they found themselves in the middle of
a highly classified signal chat, they would also leak that
out to the public. And they were like, whoa, whoa,
whoa what? And so the conversation from there was super interesting.
Take a listen.
Speaker 1: I think it's good about it is if that they
now feel like they can talk about what they saw.
I do think that if you were I'm still in
shock that if you guys were on this chat you
didn't have shared it.
Speaker 10: Why would I don't respond You have sources that you
would you would expose, You would expose private sources, private.
Speaker 1: Information that wasn't a source relationship thing, that was a
that was a I am watching classified information. That is
like almost like walking in someone doing a crime. You
walked in on someone, how would you not cover that.
Speaker 10: I ask you a question, Yeah, why why do you
have the phone numbers of government officials?
Speaker 2: I have sources?
Speaker 10: Okay, if they accidentally texted you private information, you report that,
you want to say their sources.
Speaker 1: I have to say, if it was an accident, I
might I might reach out to them. But that was
not what happened to them. That's not what happened.
Speaker 10: What do you mean they accidentally included Goldberg.
Speaker 1: On this The reason that he decided to go with
this one is because of the way they were communicating
classified information.
Speaker 10: What was classified?
Speaker 8: All of it?
Speaker 15: Oh?
Speaker 10: Come on, they said it wasn't classified. Yeah, that's not
an answer. Are you dealing in facts or opinions?
Speaker 2: I mean, you should be the one who's talking.
Speaker 10: Indeed, I'm asking the question. And we have an official
statement from the Executive Branch and their plenarily classification powers,
and it wasn't classified. It can declassify also, indeed they can,
so when they say it wasn't classified, it's not. If
Trump decides it's not classified and it's not classified.
Speaker 2: Indeed, just to show everybody, this is a woman who
calls herself independent investigative reporter, and in that same show,
you guys. She tried to say the fine people hoax
and oh my gosh in the same show, and they
laid into her watching.
Speaker 10: People, which he did not.
Speaker 1: He said, there were good people on both sides, he said.
Speaker 10: And I'm not talking about the unatzs of the white
nationalists because they should be condemned totally.
Speaker 2: Is that the full quote?
Speaker 16: Yes?
Speaker 20: Oh my goodness.
Speaker 6: You didn't know that.
Speaker 2: I mean, I have to look back on it.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, Oh really do you in this investigative
journal journalist?
Speaker 2: Can you even gee? Have you not? I heard the
full context?
Speaker 5: You eighty?
Speaker 2: Oh my god. That was unbelievable to me. Oh wow, wow, Okay, journalism, everybody, Yeah,
my journalism.
Speaker 1: They're killing each other behind me. I'm sorry. I'm gonna
have to pick them out of this room. Hold on,
are you?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 21: Everybody else?
Speaker 2: I know you guys love when you see the dogg
goes though, But I think she just gets distracted and
she just can't good lord, I'm sorry, everybody.
Speaker 1: I apologize.
Speaker 2: Everybody likes it. I think you just get distracted by
I guess.
Speaker 1: They're so loud, there's like the everything, and then they're
killing each other and everything is destroyed in my office.
Speaker 2: This is oh my gosh, all right, so let's talk
about why did I say Howard? Oh that says Harvard. Sorry,
I can't read my own writing. So we were talking
about how you know, uh, Tucker, Candace. There's a lot
of folks on the right who have been They've just
said questionable things a lot of the time lately, especially Candace,
who seems to only care about how often she can
find a reason to talk negatively about Jews, to hate you.
It's like her, it's her big thing now, like it's
almost all consuming. I'm just waiting for her to die
your hair purple. So now, and we've talked about it
earlier in the week. Harvard, of course super mad that
Trump has said, we're not giving you billions of dollars
in funding from taxpayers because you won't do the very
basics that are required to keep Jewish students safe. And
until you show that you can, you can use your
own endowment of fifty some billion dollars and take care
of yourself. The taxpayers are not funding Jewish people getting harassed. Sorry. Naturally,
Candae is siding with Harvard and says that you should too.
Speaker 8: Administration is fighting against free speech in America, and that
is very sad for me to say and to report
as someone who has been a supporter of Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: We cannot allow our rights to be infringed upon.
Speaker 8: And if you think it's going to stop with college campuses,
you're out of your mind. So you better buck up
and root for Harvard University in this fight. You better
hope that they defeat the Trump administration. And this absurd definition.
They even include parts of the Bible. They're like, you
can't say that the Jews had anything to do with
Christ killing Christ, which is you know that isy symptom.
Speaker 2: It's anti Catholic. She is exhausting. Oh, oh my god.
Speaker 1: The Jews, those Jews, bad Jews.
Speaker 2: It's out of control. It is really Scott Jennings. Scott Jennings.
I know this is the third, I know, but I
don't think we had a single one yesterday, So I
feel like we're.
Speaker 1: Making for last time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what did you do?
Speaker 1: What happened yesterday?
Speaker 2: Well, the weekend, the weekend happened. That was very have
won yesterday, but not on Monday. Very scotless. Yeah, it
was very scotless. So we're making up. Anyway, He was
talking about the whole Howard Harvard, sorry Harvard debacle yesterday
on a panel and here he is.
Speaker 19: Kumuel will know what's been going on on these campuses.
They are chasing the Jewish kids around the campuses, They
are terrorizing them. They are violating their civil rights. The
administration beliefs they have violated their federally protected rights. This
all goes back to the core issue. The Ivy League
schools and a lot of universities did not stand up
for Jewish students when they should have and when they
were warned by the US Congress last year they should
have done it. Then now they're locked in these battles.
Now you all say these campuses should fight back against Trump.
Who were they fighting for the people who are terrorizing
the Jewish kids. I hope that's not what you mean.
I think Trump is standing up for these Jewish students
in a good way, and I hope he prevails.
Speaker 1: I think those pro Palestine kids would stick up for
Candice and her kids.
Speaker 2: Just wondering, and then you know, Tucker also has been
platforming some very questionable people and it's a problem. It's
made me lose like I just feel like he's losing credibility,
at least with me personally, not that he gives a
crap about care. Credibility is to me as exist right.
But I think there's a lot of people out there
that feel similarly, that are just worried about how just
narrow and focused in on some of these weird issues
he is. And I don't know who the woman is
who is talking about Tucker's following and some of the
quotes that have recently come from his show, but it's
pretty alarming when you think about it in totality, especially
given how much he and Candice focus on this. Now
here is a woman pointing this out far better than
I can.
Speaker 14: Does anybody know how many followers Tucker Carlson how as
on X for example, I'll give you a hand. It's
more than there are Jews in the world, Okay. And
here are the things since October seventh. I have a
list here that have come out of either Tucker's mouth
or the mouths of guests that he proudly endorses.
Speaker 2: The massan carried out nine.
Speaker 14: To eleven and assassinated Joka October seventh was a false
flag attack. Stalin was a Jew, so was Additur Jews
were kidnapping Christian children in Nazi Germany. The Star of
David has Satanic origins. Israel oppresses Christians.
Speaker 2: Hitler wasn't as.
Speaker 14: Bad as people imagine, and Nazi atrocities were exaggerated. Anti
Zionism is not anti Semitism.
Speaker 2: I mean, yeah, why do I just can't.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know what's going on there,
can Fashzil. Yeah.
Speaker 2: We have questions, a lot of questions. And I know
one question that everybody here has had on their minds
ahead of all else, is how the heck is Rosie
O'Donnell doing there in Ireland? Oh my gosh, is she
doing all right? Top of the morning to you? Well,
she said that she's been welcomed. She has no regrets
about leaving the United States for Ireland. She's been welcomed
to Ireland with open arms. And here is the reason
that she had to go.
Speaker 21: After reading Project twenty twenty five that if Trump got
in it was time for me and my non binary
child to leave the country. And although I was not
one of the celebrities who announced that that's what I
would do, I made the decision within my family and
my therapist, and should he win, and then when he did,
we made the plan into action and we were gone
before he was inaugurated.
Speaker 1: Is her non binary child? Like the three year old,
the really itty bitty one, because that's a year old.
I don't know. I'm asking, like, I don't know. Is
it a little kid or is it a big kid?
Speaker 2: It feel like it's a teenager.
Speaker 1: Ye kind of kids, teenagery kid, okay, either way? Non binary?
Speaker 2: Really?
Speaker 1: I know, it's so ridiculous, right, And also, these people
live in their own world's a victimhood. You're you're fine,
you know you've lost no rights, you are not a victim,
but you're obsessed with being a victim. People like that
concern me.
Speaker 2: When you can raise your hand if you think she
actually read nine hundred pages of Project twenty twenty five,
raise your hand.
Speaker 1: If you think she read three pages of Project twenty
twenty five and he's not ruling by project twenty five.
How many times have we said that? How many times
has he said that it's not his brain, that's not
his that's not that's yeah. I just these people want
so badly to be victims. It's sickness. I feel sorry for.
Speaker 2: Her, and they just get to a point where you know,
she probably hasn't even read the table of contents of
Project twenty twenty five, but she knows the narrative that
Democrats spun for her during the election cycle, and she
just clung to it much the same way that she
clings to the narrative that's going around right now that
you referenced earlier, that people are criticizing RFK for somehow
insulting everybody with autism because he said that a certain
sect of autistic people will not be able to live
on their own, be taxpayers, et cetera, which is true,
which is trubsolutely true. Yeah right, And amazingly that it
was Wolf Blitzer who was talking to her in that
clip that you just saw. They decided to ask Rosie's
thoughts on RFK Junior and the comments that he made
about autism. They play her the isolated clip of him
saying all the things that these people, these kids cannot do,
and then at the very end of it, the one reporter,
the other not Wolf, but the that's on with him, says,
now we should say that he was talking specifically about
a certain sect of people. It's an aside. But yeah,
like bare like she does that just to save her
own ass. But nobody cares about it. They are so
hyper focused on this ridiculous narrative. Rosie's bought in here
it is.
Speaker 3: I want to get your reaction to something that RFK Junior,
the HHS secretary, recently said that sparked controversy with these
comments about autistic people.
Speaker 13: These are kids who will never pay taxes. They'll never
hold a job. I'll never play baseball. They'll never write
a poem. I'll never go out on a date. Many
of them will never use a toilet unassisted.
Speaker 3: Now he has since clarified that he was talking about
a subset of people with severe autism. I just want
to make sure that that's out there, but go ahead.
Speaker 21: Yeah. I think it's very disrespectful. I think it's disgraceful,
and I think he is wholly unqualified to be the
head of Health.
Speaker 2: And Human Services.
Speaker 21: I think most of the cabinet picks that Donald Trump
has made are part of his vision of a reality
show government and not the most qualified people available. Especially
run a Kannity and to think that his family is
the one that created the Special Olympics, and he would
go on with such disgraceful dehumanizing remarks is absolutely deplorable,
and I feel he should resign or be released from
his position.
Speaker 1: Right because I mean, we're at one in twelve now, Rosie,
we're one in twelve kids has autism. I think that,
you know, we should just totally not have him there
and we should just go to every kid has autism.
I think that's a greater like, because.
Speaker 2: We're autosy for everybody to every.
Speaker 1: Kid has autism. That's what we should really go towards.
We should just ignore it and just kick him out
of there and have him not help anybody in a
position where he doesn't want to help kids because he's
what is that?
Speaker 2: What is that?
Speaker 1: And you know that whole like ignorance. I'm just going
to take this one clip and I'm going to use
this tiny little clip where even though that that chick
tried to say she is trying to cover her ass
and say, you know, it's part of a larger clip.
Speaker 2: It's the whole.
Speaker 1: They are fine people on both sides thing again, right,
it's exactly what we're dealing with. Again.
Speaker 2: Oh it drives me crazy. It's not the full context.
I'm so sad she see it everywhere when she said
that when she was covering her own ass, she also
did it wrong, because she said. He has since clarified
now he was very clear in the original remarks. You
all just chose not to see it, right, and so
that was even bull craft.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I just I think that's if that's what they want,
if they want every kid to have autism, regardless of
where they are on the spectrum. I don't want to
be that person. I don't want to live in that
world where every kid has it.
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 1: I'd rather try to solve the problem. I don't know
about you, guys.
Speaker 2: I mean imagine that. Imagine lord. Also, I know while
you were saving space in your minds for Rosie O'Donnell
and wondering how she was doing, and you're welcome for
that update, I know you were also thinking about John Legend,
because who among us, I mean, we doesn't always have
him on the brain.
Speaker 1: Right I know?
Speaker 2: Well, John Legend is John Legending, just as hard as
he ever did, calling Trump all the names and making
up all the things here he is recently. Why do
you think that he's latched onto diversity so much?
Speaker 1: Oh, he's a bigot.
Speaker 22: So it's a belief that there's a hierarchy of racial
groups and that his group is superior, genetically superior. He
believes that whenever he talks about competence and qualifications, any
white man will do for him. Look at the last
guy who was Secretary of Defense. He was a four
star general, supremely qualified black man. And then see who
he puts in after him. That's the level of big.
Speaker 2: That.
Speaker 1: Yeah, let's not talk about Mark or Rubio or Tulci
Gabbard or like the gay people that are in his
cabinet or all the Seriously, it is like different ethnicities,
and I mean he doesn't. He just like focuses on
Pete Haigsath, which is really interesting. Also, let's talk about
your wife who is a bully and tells people to
kill themselves.
Speaker 2: And let's talk about the four star general that you
just mentioned who legit was a wall in the hospital
without bothering to tell his chain of command. The president
still is going on.
Speaker 1: I mean, melanin, but melanin mad God, I'm on, did
you not see his melanin?
Speaker 2: Did you not?
Speaker 1: I did?
Speaker 2: Did you see it? You're a bigot. You're a bigot.
Do you guys remember when we all collectively freaked out
yesterday over the Australian twin sisters who talk together like
they share a brain, so shining attention all over the world.
And now they've been going on all the talk shows
and there was one talk show in particular that asked
them specifically about their unique communications style. And so here's
more from those crazy twin sisters.
Speaker 23: We have tried to total separately, but we're not out sales.
Speaker 21: Clearly, speaking in unis is the thing that you do.
Speaker 23: That's right, Well, well it just happened then. We don't
know why. But we have tried to total separately, but
we're not out sales. It's not us and it's very
hard and yeah, and we don't care about the cretics
we tell. We tell people if they can't stand listening
to us, simply doctors, witch off the TV.
Speaker 1: Do not switch off the TV.
Speaker 2: Guys, do not Okay, please, I.
Speaker 10: Want to be clear on that, but sorry, how does
it feel, Paula.
Speaker 21: I'm going to ask you a question and I want
you only to answer it.
Speaker 23: Paula, what if? Okay, well, I'll shine answer as best
as I can.
Speaker 2: Okay, I can see Bridget trying. I also think it
didn't feel right. How do you how do you know
what is going on?
Speaker 23: That means that one of you speaks the other one
just instinctively has the same thing to say, what's going on?
Speaker 2: Oh? I guess what?
Speaker 1: I wish I could answer that question. It just happened.
Speaker 2: Her sister's like Jess I did. Somebody said in Red
bron you guys, that is so creepy, creepy. They were
asked you if they've ever had a boyfriend. They said
that they don't have time and that men are just
a big fat problem. But to their credit, they they
work for a bird sanctuary, so that is they're just talking.
They're talking to birds all day. They talked to birds
all day at tracks. Totally don't they're bird ladies, the
bird ladies. Yeah, all right, we do have some thank
yous from the ballpit crew. Kelly eleven O six said, Obviously,
you don't have to agree or even like everyone. However,
Nancy Mace's net Nancy Mace needs to remember governors represent
everyone in their state. She may want to take a beat,
take a beat, breathe take it, take that beat, Nancy,
just just take it.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 2: Lauren Zen said Don Bacon was my husband's base commander
when we were based at Ramstein Air Base in Germany.
He was a good guy. So disappointing. She's referring, of course,
to him, saying that Pete Heg says should go. Yeah,
and then Deanna Hale said, my sheriff, Chad Bianco was
the first Republican candidate to put his hat in here
in California. He kept our county open during COVID shutdowns.
He helped reverse the tough on crime bills so we
could arrest shoplifters again. He is a patriot. He's our guy,
not Steve Hilton. Okay, are interesting?
Speaker 1: Thank you?
Speaker 2: Also, Kelly Wiseman on Venmo said, happy dad joke Wednesday, Jerks,
I got an email saying Google Maps can read maps backwards.
It's obviously spam. My god, Wanda, there's Wanda. Wanda says,
get to watch live this morning while sipping my Blackout
coffee chocolate cherry.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a good flavor. As hobby plants are fast
growing tree azaleas, take my money. Your plan to get
zalias too?
Speaker 4: So fun? I love it.
Speaker 2: Autumn Banada, says dad joke Wednesday. I'm going to write
a book about all the things I should have done
with my life. I'm going to call it autobiography. Ada
I ought to do it. I get it. Oh my gosh.
Tricia Gamble says, seventeen dollars in honor of one of
my granddaughter's birthdays today. She's turning seventeen. She's a conservative Christian,
a great student, a dancer, and loves Trump. Thanks for
all you do. I try to never miss the show
if I can help it. Love you chicks, Thank you
so much. And she went on to say I forgot
to say the birthday girl's name, So twenty three dollars
more for April twenty third. Happy birthday to my granddaughter Mallory.
I love that, fay me too. Keep fighting the looney
libs to help make America great again for our kids
and grandkids.
Speaker 1: Great name.
Speaker 2: And then over on locals Minnesota, Solar Baby says, Daisy
Me roll in day, Daisy being the leader of her
own chick gang. No spilling, just chillin' with all your things.
That's right, all right now, you all right?
Speaker 1: Carrie twenty three? How does a penguin build its house?
It lose it together? Take my money, jerks. That was
good Geary twenty three like that one.
Speaker 2: Randy Craig.
Speaker 1: I asked my wife if I was the only one
she'd been with. She said yes, all the others were
eight and nine's out of ten. Let me see what
you did there, Andy Aaron Kreiger Kreeger. My friends laughed
at me when I told them I was inventing an
invisibility serum.
Speaker 2: I wish they could.
Speaker 1: See me now, Love you jerks take my money the
good ones today?
Speaker 2: Do Shelleas Grift Incorporated eighty two?
Speaker 1: Are we talking about? I can't remember incorporated.
Speaker 2: That was at A twenty two, so I don't remember
something that has to do with government employees taking our money.
It's so it was probably something to do with like
them going to l Salvador or something. I don't know,
maybe probably Jose Rodriguez Morning from Texas too for dad
joke Wednesday? How did bees get to school? On the
school buzz?
Speaker 1: Why do ducks have feathers on their tails to hide
their butt?
Speaker 2: Quacks? Pick my mini very good like that one. Elizabeth Giads.
Speaker 1: All these has cereal without dyes and tastes so much better.
Speaker 2: Interesting. See can we do this, you guys?
Speaker 1: We totally do this.
Speaker 2: As long as they don't mess with donuts, we're fine.
Speaker 1: You're not going to mess with donuts. Donuts are and
the donuts don't have As long as you buy donuts
like at local places, they don't have a bunch of
crap in them. You just eat donuts, right, Connie Kneal.
I have a friend that went crazy on me. She
has an autistic daughter. She was pissed because he didn't
make it clear that he was talking about the twenty
five percent. I don't know. I'm not college educated, and
I understood, yes, liberal, this is the thing. I don't know.
My people cannot listen to full context of anything because
nobody has the attention span these days.
Speaker 2: It's ridiculous.
Speaker 1: Aigner not at NFSW DJW. Charles Dickens had an apple orchard,
his descendants started an apple cider brewery, and since then
every woman has loved a good dick Insider.
Speaker 2: You get it, a Dickens cider. They're really good. That
is not at all a dirty joke at all.
Speaker 1: They're good. Dickensiders are good. Yeah, just take my money
in silence. It's a good joke.
Speaker 2: We already said it out loud. I did. I said
it out loud. Raba.
Speaker 1: Henry Pete is actually right. I worked on the Joint
staff for fifteen years. We watched military come in there
who had a chance to change things for the better,
but did nothing. All they wanted to do was punch
their ticket for having a joint assignment.
Speaker 2: I believe this, totally, totally believe it.
Speaker 1: Laurie McCoy. Please pray for my my, my family, especially
my dad. My mom passed away yesterday unexpectedly in seventy nine.
Speaker 2: Sad few days ahead. I'm so sorry, Laurie. Everybody pray
for Laurie. God bless you.
Speaker 1: I have a Jenny O was in Killarney March thirtieth
to April ninth and had a great time despite Rosie's presence.
Thought I caught a glimpse of her, but it was
just one of the sheep. They have spray painted with
rainbow colors. No, seriously, they do.
Speaker 2: Really.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I can see where you would make
that mistake exactly.
Speaker 2: She's very hairy and march.
Speaker 1: Everybody bring it in.
Speaker 2: We're bringing it in, bring them in. We made it
to Wednesday.
Speaker 1: You guys were at the Hump the Hump day. Everybody
have a fantastic Wednesday. We'll talk to you tomorrow.
Speaker 5: Hone y'all.