Speaker 1: The mega war is heating up.
Speaker 2: Liberals love to like scream. Yeah, they also just don't
understand effectively messaging this at all. I don't care.
Speaker 1: The elitism is off the charts. Hi, everybody, Good morning,
Happy Monday. I hope everybody's doing well. So I'm so
happy that Karen is here to fill in for Mock.
She's going to be back in tomorrow. Her son, Thomas's
memorial was over the weekend. It was beautiful, you guys.
I was there in Indie, absolutely beautiful service. Mock spoke,
her sweet sweet Mama spoke. Thomas's primary caregiver spoke. Ram
Paul wasn't there, He was not there, but her her
words absolute perfection. It just it was one of those
those times where I was just completely in awe of
how she managed to say like the most beautiful things
and the most awful of circumstances. So I just wanted
to let you guys know that that happened, and it was.
It was almost inspirational when I walked away from that.
She's got a way about her, y'all, Mack does. So.
The family's just amazing, and I was really glad I
was a part of it. I had a whole lot
of trouble getting home, so I didn't get a lot
of sleep because of this freaking shutdown. We're gonna be
talking about that today. We're gonna be talking about reaction
to the shutdown. But before we do that, we have
some trumpy news, and so we're going to talk about that. First.
There was a flyover yesterday, so Trump arrived at Northwest
Stadium in Landover, Maryland. I'm sure you're familiar with that,
aren't you. With you probably familiar with that stadium.
Speaker 2: I had a couple of friends at that game.
Speaker 1: Really okay. So he did an Air Force one flyer,
which was totally cool during the Washington Commander's home game
against the Detroit Lions yesterday. So it was the first
time that a sitting president attended a regular season NFL
game in nearly fifty five oh years, which is really cool.
And I coincided with this really neat thing that they
did during halftime where they honored US service members and veterans,
et cetera. So it was a sellout crowd. We have
that flyover. You guys can see it if you missed it, well, but.
Speaker 3: You go air Force one high above Northwest stadium here
in Landover, Maryland for the Lions. I've taken at seven.
Speaker 1: I love it. I don't know who won. Does anybody
who won the game? I have no idea.
Speaker 2: I think the Lions did they okay, but I didn't
walk But full disclosure, I did not watch. And I
think that's just what I saw on Winter's Sure somebody
will if they've led me astray. I'm just reporting fake news.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I listen. I love how proud he is of America.
I just I love that. I'm just people people were like, oh,
he never does anything. You just plays golf and goes
to football games with a lot of some of the
liberal on X were saying, and I'm like, shut up,
I just this is he's one of us when he
does it. Of course, he's an Air Force one. I
don't get to ride an Air Force one. But the
thing that I love about him is that he goes
to these things. He enjoys it. You can tell he
loves this country and he loves the traditions that we love.
And I love that about him.
Speaker 2: Totally. And I saw like a couple of clips where
he was talking with the sports broadcasters and kind of
like calling parts of the game, and it was so lovable.
I like, I truly don't know how people hate him
to the extent that they do there because they get
a policy disagreement, but like people want him to die,
and I'm like, I don't get it. He's kind, he's
pretty charismatic. I can't think of a of a democrat
that has as much. You know, I don't know. That's
just good at talking to people and talking to anyone.
They just took him in any room and he's like, yeah,
I've played football when I was in high school, you know.
Speaker 1: Like he he totally was so and genuine yeah, so
genuine yeah, and absolutely loves this country. And that matters
to me. It totally does, real quick. Another thing that
matters to me is coziness and the holidays. And you guys,
the holidays are officially here, at least for me, they are.
My trees are up, my decorations are up. I am
already doing Christmas shopping. You guys have been doing that
really since September. But I have some hard to buy
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Speaker 2: I'm so excited.
Speaker 1: The holidays are here. Okay, all right. Another thing that
Trump did yesterday was float the idea of a two
thousand dollars dividend check for all Americans, which I actually
this is how I feel about the dividend check. This
is how I feel about it using tariff revenue. You guys,
we've I think we have a tweet here an ax
from the Blaze. This is Trump. He's saying people that
are against tariffs are fools. We are now the richest,
most respected country in the world. But them as no
inflation and a record stock market price four oh one
k's are higher than ever. We are taking in trillions
of dollars and we'll soon begin paying down our enormous
debt thirty seven trillion, record investment in the USA, Plants
and factories going up all over the place. A dividend
of at least two thousand of person, not including high
income people, will be paid to everyone. So why don't
we just start paying the debt. That's how I feel
about it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I like the first half of that tweek right
a lot. And I do agree tariffs have actually been
so successful. I know there were a lot of skeptics.
I was always on board. I think they I think
he's been proven right on tariffs, but I agree, we
should probably pay our debt down before we start spending
more money, because that will make our inflation rise, and
our inflation is so good right now, so we should
probably just, yeah, just make some progress instead of sending
some checks. It's just not a fan.
Speaker 4: But I kind of get.
Speaker 2: I get why he wants to though, because sometimes people
who aren't paying attention don't know that something's been successful.
They're not going to hear about the tariff revenue at
all unless they get a check that says, you know,
this is because of Trump's tear, right, So I kind
of get I get why he wants the credit and
wants to do something that makes Americans aware that this
is actually a good policy and we should stick with.
Speaker 1: It's more stimulus, and I'm just not, I know, like
Lisa's Lisa's like, I'll take the check. I mean, it's
our money. But at the same time, I don't like
the stimulus thing. Just pay the freaking debt down, which
is what we need to do. So he's also floating
the idea of a fifty year mortgage, which is a
very interesting concept. Some people are really poop pooing this idea,
saying that it keeps you in debt, like basically your
whole life. And the only people that win with this
fifty year mortgage idea are the mortgage companies right, who
are like, we own you now, and that he could
do a lot better than a fifty year mortgage when
it comes to ideas for making things better for people.
But then other people are saying, listen, you may not
live in one place for fifty years, people move around.
Who cares? And why not? It's like a seven year
car Loan, right, I mean, who cared? You don't have
to do it. No one's forced, no one's putting a
gun to your head and saying you have to do
a fifty year mortgage. If you don't want one, you
don't have to get one. So what do you think, Grant?
You're young, You're younger than I am.
Speaker 2: So well, I'm glad that they're addressing this is do
because I do think housing is a major issue, especially
for young voters, and I'm glad to see that there's
some movement. I really don't like this plan though, because
it is it isn't one of those like if you
don't like it, don't get it, because we are all
participating in the same housing market. And I think a
lot of the problem right now is availability of houses,
and that's why the cost has increased. And if we're
just handing out more money so people pay these inflative
costs for housing, we're not really solving the problem. We're
just kind of extending it, yeah, and making it longer.
But I like that there's some some movement, but I
don't think this is great.
Speaker 1: So those were two things were a little a little
weird and not really conservative, but interesting. Nonetheless, that happened
this weekend. Okay, we're going to get to.
Speaker 2: The shut Would you get a fifty year?
Speaker 1: No, I would not get a fifty year I have
and I have, you know, relatively, I wouldn't say an
expensive home, but I don't have a very We're not like,
let's buy a really super expensive home and pay on
it for fifty years. We're just not those people. I
want to pay off my home. That's what I want
to do. And so I'm one of those people. I
want to pay on the principle, you know what I mean.
Like that's and people will say that, like pay an
election on the principle, try to pay it off. I
just don't like debt. I'm not a debt person. I
don't have credit cards. I don't like you know what
I mean. I don't like to do any of that
kind of stuff. So no, I probably would not have
a fifty year loan. But I don't want to begrudge
anybody that decides to do that to get into a
house and then maybe they could refinance later. Some people,
sometimes you just have to do that. Not all of
us have been born into generational wealth, you know what
I mean. Sometimes you got to do what you got
to do. So I do not begrudge anybody, especially if
they're younger and they're starting out where they need to
do that just to make things happen to get out
of a rental situation, and if that's what they need
to do, they need to do that. So I don't
I don't know this. I'm kind of on the fence
on this one.
Speaker 2: I really am, so I wonder I feel like sorry,
I feel like all of the people that are in
support of the fifty year mortgages, like all of the
banks are also anti deportation. And it's just an interesting
crossover that I have realized because they love making money, yeah,
and it's like if you port people out of this country,
they don't get the loans there, they don't get people
in there. They're like, oh, how do we fix it?
We just in debt everybody a little bit longer.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And it does. It kind of does coincide with
that whole you're never going to own anything mentality, even
though you're kind of pulling people in with the notion
that you're going to own this, but you're never really
going to own it. So it's just an interesting dichotomy.
I just I kind of can see both sides, is
what I can see here. So all right, shut down.
So Trump put this message out on socials yesterday before
the so called agreement, which is I mean, I guess
we're calling an agreement before it was reached. This is
the message he put out last night yesterday, sorry yesterday.
It said, I am sorry that the American people are
being terrorized by Democrats who have decided to shut the
government down and make me and other Republicans continue Obamacare subsidies,
which have been a windfall for health insurance companies and
a disaster for the American people. The largest health insurance
companies have seen their stock prices sore. Some over one
thousand percent. Oh my god. Since the passage of Obamacare, meanwhile,
Americans premiums have more than doubled, contrary to President Obama's promise.
I believe that the money should go directly to the
people to purchase better healthcare and create competition. This enrichment
of health insurance companies must stop. It is long past
time to lower premiums and not enrich insurance companies. I
stand ready to work with both parties to solve this problem.
Once the government is open, stop terrorizing the American people,
stop pushing failed policies. And he's right, so and we're
going to get to that. I flew this past weekend.
It was one disaster after another. So there was a
flight that was supposed to have me home around midnight
on Saturday night. I got home at five in the
morning yesterday. And that was after a brief cancelation and
then rebooking and then me thinking I would have to
make like a fifteen hour drive, and then the rental
the car rental company saying we're not giving cars that
are going to go across state lines, and that was
like WTF, Like are we supposed to walk to our
other stays?
Speaker 5: Like, what is that?
Speaker 1: And then they started rebooking flights and it was crazy,
but it was a cluster and I got home. But
I think, you know a lot of this a lot
of the reason, and we'll get to that too. I
think a lot of the reason of why they're starting
to open up the government again is because of stuff
like that, because people were starting to get inconvenience, and
I think that inconvenience started to hit Democrats and lawmakers
and they were starting to see how it was really
squeezing people. And we're going to get to what happened
last night in reaction, but I just want to get
real here. I want people to understand that Democrats were
using this shutdown as leverage. I mean, it's they said it.
They said it out loud, and if you think otherwise,
you were not listening to the words coming out of
their face, listen the leverage.
Speaker 6: Of course, there will be you know, families that are
going to suffer, but it is one of the few
leverage times we have.
Speaker 7: You reopened the government and we lose our leverage.
Speaker 2: There has to be an agreement right now.
Speaker 8: That's what this whole shutdown is about.
Speaker 2: Republicans control the House, the Senate and the White House. Frankly,
this is our only moment of leverage.
Speaker 9: The idea that you would give up all of your
leverage and then hopefully get some sort of great deal
coming down the pike is just a fool's Errand.
Speaker 2: Why are working families the leverage of Democrats?
Speaker 1: Need you get Obamacare fixed?
Speaker 10: There's the only lever we have.
Speaker 1: It's the only lever we have. So at around six
pm my time last night, like Central time, Trump got
a deal made, as much of a deal as you
could get made. This is a tweet from I think
it's Eric Doherty that you pronounce his name, I say, tweet.
It's an X. It's an ax, you guys, I'll never
stop saying it's a tweet. Do we have that tweet?
I think we have it.
Speaker 5: Do you have it?
Speaker 11: Maybe?
Speaker 1: Valin? No, Okay, we don't have it, all right, But
I believe this is what the Democrats, what they really
they saw and they experience. It was the flight stuff.
Please tell me we have that one. Do we have
that one that? Do you guys see that hundreds of
members of Congress are going to be forced to sit
for hours on the runway like I did? Okay, due
to delays from their shutdown, and it is it was
much deserved. But I think when they started seeing, oh shit,
I'm not going to be able to get that flight,
it affects me. Once it started affecting them, they were like, oh,
I guess maybe we should start opening. Oh look there's
a okay, thank you balan okay. So a record breaking
deal right to reopen the US government. President Trump successfully
gave Senate Republicans unbelievable leverage, forcing moderate Democrats to cave.
So funding set to be through January thirtieth, no Obamacare subsidies.
At least eight Senate Democrats currently back it. The only
main GOP concession simply allow an ACA vote next month,
no guarantee on passing or supporting it. Time to win
and bring it home. It was reportedly earlier today that
President Trump supports it. So let's talk about what's in
the deal. Some of it is talked about right there,
but it's basically a compromise package, is what it is,
and it's reopening the government through January. It includes reinstating
more than four thousand federal workers laid off during the shutdown.
It bars new layoffs until January thirtieth, It keeps funding
for SNAP, It does not include an extension of the
health insurance premium subsidies under the ACA. It agrees on
a future vote of those ACA subsidies, kind of like
that tweet said. And then I'm trying to see if
there's any other things that we missed here. So basically,
the government's funded through January thirtieth primarily, and then it
needs to go through the House and then be signed
by Trump before I can fully reopen. So we're kind
of like in a holding pattern right now, is what's happening.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think it actually sounds like a pretty good deal.
And I'm surprised because they Democrats were playing so hard.
I think the House are I mean, Republicans voted what
like eight times already to open the government and Democrats.
Speaker 1: Are just not on board at all.
Speaker 4: Yep.
Speaker 2: So I I not expected. I didn't want, but I
thought that there might be some caving going on after
this weekend with all the chaos of the flights because
I also had five canceled flights and had to drive
eight hours because this weekends, I was like, this is
this is immediately inconvenient, Like I know that those phones
had to have been ringing off the hook about it,
right because it was so annoying. So I am glad.
I feel like Democrats said the reason that we're keeping
the shutdown is because we want the ACA subsidies for
illegal immigrants, and we're like, no, it's you're not getting right,
and they didn't get it. I think that that's a
big win, for a huge.
Speaker 1: Win for Republicans. I think it's a huge one. And
then how it affects you and me. There's still more
than twenty seven hundred flights that have been canceled. So
if you're flying this week, yikes, that's still happening. Expect delays, cancelations,
especially at like the major hubs. And then if you
rely on any federal programs like benefits or subsidies, you
need to check this status in your state because you
may be affected by that. Federal workers contractors need to
monitor updates about pay and furlough status. I mean, SNAP
is still facing shortages. It's still like we're still kind
of in a whole. It's not like everything just poof,
it's going to just magically everything's because this is government
we're talking about. Hello, That's what's happening, and yeah, I think,
but I do think it's a huge loss for them,
and they know it's a huge loss. We get Bernie
Sanders freaking out on the Senate floor because the Democrats
essentially caved, is what they did, and here he is
freaking out about that.
Speaker 7: Today, everybody in America knows that our current healthcare system
is broken. It is dysfunctional, it is cruel. It is
by far the most expensive healthcare system in the world,
and the only healthcare system of any major country that
does not guarantee healthcare to all people as a human right,
covering every man, woman in unique in that respect, and
yet tonight, human what this Senate is about to do
is make a horrific situation even worse.
Speaker 2: So let's be clear what this vote is about.
Speaker 12: If this vote.
Speaker 7: Succeeds, over twenty million Americans are going to see at
least a doubling in their premiums in the Affordable Care Act.
In my statemum minded throughout.
Speaker 1: The made that up. You know what kills me about
him now is that he's complaining about our shitty, expensive
healthcare and he's part of the reason. Like you're the cop,
I don't get it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, And I actually think that the the bail
has been lifted on socialized medicine in other countries. Like
I think that Bernie for twenty years has said like, ah,
look at what Canada and Britain are doing. And now
everyone's like, oh, they're offering assistant suicide because they don't
want to get cancer treatment to anybody, Like that doesn't
actually sound like a good goal. I think the jig
is up on that, Like the socialized self care does
not look appealing at all. And I agree with the
first st at it's like our healthcare system is a disaster.
It's like yes, but then he goes and everybody else's
is better, and you're like, no, that yeah, that he lost.
Speaker 1: The shutdown, I think it drew back the veil on
the healthcare and also on SNAP and EBT. I think
we're seeing a lot of It's kind of like what
we saw during COVID with education. We're seeing a lot
of that. We're like opening our eyes and going, God,
all of this just totally sucks, you know, so but
he why are we paying so much for that?
Speaker 11: Totally?
Speaker 1: But I'm looking at him and I'm thinking, so, you
were you voted for Obamacare, like you're part of the reason.
Just shut up, commy, Like, I'm so sick of these
bottom feeding parasites who have been around forever and they've
contributed nothing except for just bad stuff. And then then
they get he wants to grandstand and talk about how
it somehow we're in dire straits. You made it that way,
you did it, You're the problem. Retire. Yeah. And then
we got Mark Kelly, who is just this guy is
just stupid. I mean, I try not to call people stupid,
but he's stupid because he's living in a completely different
universe because he's talking about four one ks and the market,
and I don't really know what country he's living in.
Right now, behold.
Speaker 13: Sitting by a tree here on the mall in Washington,
watching a lot of unhappy people go by protesting this
administration and the dumb things they are doing, you know,
like raising tariffs on all these countries, which is the
big tax hike for American families. And the result of
that is a stock market that is incredibly volatile, and
Donald Trump has destroyed trillions and trillions of dollars of
well he is I think, without a doubt now the
person who has ever lived on this planet that has destroyed.
Speaker 9: More money more quickly.
Speaker 13: I'm sure he wins on speed and also the amount
he managed to destroy. Here, trillions and trillions of dollars
gone from people's four one k's, or maybe it was
money they were trying to save to put a down
payment on a house.
Speaker 1: I mean, perhaps she should call Nancy Pelosi and ask
her about the market. She's doing just fine. Maybe you
can get some tips.
Speaker 2: I'm sure he's doing great.
Speaker 5: I bet he is.
Speaker 1: This is the four one K thing. I mine's doing okay.
How are you guys doing okay? I mean, I just
he's out of his mind. That guy is a liar.
Speaker 2: Yeah, compared to the Biden era, everyone is starting to recover,
and that is just back. You can't, even if you're
a Democrat, you have to say.
Speaker 1: That happened exactly.
Speaker 2: Can all see the numbers?
Speaker 1: Yep, it's crazy. His feelings though, his feelings current. And
then there's Schumer who did this like performative video because
he is an evil villain. Check this out.
Speaker 14: Have been fighting to get the Senate to address the
healthcare crisis. This bill does nothing to ensure that that
crisis is addressed. I am voting no, and I will
keep fighting.
Speaker 1: He's such an evil villain.
Speaker 2: Dude.
Speaker 1: You kept the government shut down for forty days to
fight for illegal aliens. That's what you did.
Speaker 2: This is such a big loss for him too, even
though he gets to die on the hill and say
I'm voting no. It's like, well, you're supposed to be
the leader of these people and they voted yes, so
you have no control over your own party, and like,
good for you that you voted no, but you didn't
whip your own votes and that's like your only job.
Speaker 1: Yeah, don't you think his careers don't you think his
career is over? Like he's done?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think the Democrats have to hate. Yeah, like
they not be happy. But but I mean, who else
do they have? We just played three clips of like
three losers, one hundred year old white losers, men losers,
like the Party of Diversity and Inclusion. It is just
run by the most slame people.
Speaker 1: Well, their future is Jasmine Crockett and AOC. That's their future.
So good luck with that. It's going to be great,
and we obviously have to show you guys. Scott Jennings
reaction to the shutdown here's that.
Speaker 8: There fight with Democrats when the Democrats are actually the
ones with the upper hand and the eyes of voters.
Speaker 9: Oh, I'm sure Democrats will be more than have it
open the government now the election's over. I mean, I mean,
are the part of the reason they shut it down
is to get through tonight.
Speaker 8: I mean, I would suspect the end of the week
Adam Shift, he was like, hold the life, want to
go on. Look, I don't see what is the incentive
for Democrats to back down when voters are basically saying
Trump's not doing enough, it's the Republicans fault. And then
they basically handed the keys in the last election, in
this past election to the Democrats. It's where's the leverage?
Speaker 9: Again, these are blue states electing Democrats. Not a shock.
Democrats clearly wanted this shut down to get through election day.
I do think they are facing pressure from their internal coalitions,
the unions, the air traffic controllers, the government employee unions
are desperate to get the government back open. They're feeling
a little bit of internal heat. But again, the elections
now over. I'm sure tomorrow morning phones will start ringing
and it'll be.
Speaker 3: Open soon enough.
Speaker 4: Yep.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I totally agree. And then she she meant she
mentioned Adam Scheff, and we have him talking about how
he's just gonna keep fighting. You guys, here's that just
voted to know in.
Speaker 15: The Republican funding bill. I'm outside the capitol. It's dark
and reigning, and that seems all too appropriate for this moment.
He's been crying because that funding bill has nothing in
it to help people afford their health insurance. That bill
has nothing in it that's going to bring costs down.
That bill has nothing in it that's going to make
sure that people with pre existing conditions can afford their
health insurance. When this began, when this date began, I said,
I'm not supporting a bill, a government funding bill that
doesn't have money for health care in it. This one doesn't.
Speaker 16: So I'm a.
Speaker 2: Strong no on this bill.
Speaker 1: So by constituents, he means legals, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And apparently Democrats are just very upset with Obamacare
and the way it was designed to work. All of
their criticisms are literally what Republicans said, Hey, this is
going to happen if we pass a healthcare bill like this,
and they all wanted to pass it. And now you know,
a decade later, almost two decades later, all of these
Oh wow, it's expensive to cover pre existing conditions and
not everybody wants to pay high health care costs. It's like, wow,
I can't believe that. You sound exactly like Paul Ryan.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And I remember when that all went down, you guys
remember that. I remember when it passed. I remember where
I was when it passed, and I was like, this
is going to be a disaster, and here we are,
here we are. Yeah, quickly, I got to talk about
conservative right exactly. I got to talk about dogs, you guys,
really quickly.
Speaker 2: Dogs.
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all right, so quickly, let's talk about Trump's approval rating
because it has dropped, and I don't know are we
concerned about that? Because according to a Pew Research Center
survey that was in August twenty twenty five, his approval
rating stood at thirty eight percent approved, sixty percent disapprove
of his job performance performance. And then there was another poll.
I hate polls, so I don't know there's another one.
I think it was Reuter's where it was forty percent approved,
fifty seven percent disapprove. So his approval rating in January
twenty twenty five was forty seven percent, So it's dropped
a little bit. And I don't know, do you care,
do we care?
Speaker 11: Do we care?
Speaker 2: I don't particularly care. I feel like our comments are like,
I don't care. But I think it's good to check
in check the poll for the people. I think Tom
does that better than anybody else. He's everywhere all the time,
checking in with people. I think they're adjusting their messaging
a little to address the affordability issues and what's making
young people so mad. I think that's a good call,
but in general, I'm like, I don't these are all
fake none, And that could.
Speaker 1: Have been the catalyst for the mortgage and the two
thousand dollars. You know, I guess stimulus stuff too. I
don't know. I have no idea. I'm not in the administration,
but I kind of think maybe that has something to
do with it. I don't know, all right. And then
in the midst of the shutdown and all this hell
of aaloo, Ram Paul wrote a book and normally I
want to be irritated by that, but I am, and
I was this weekend because last week, you guys, remember,
I was talking about how he blocked Kennedy's bills to
not pay Congress during all the shutdown stuff. And then
over the weekend he puts out this tweet the X
He's like, Hey, Anthony Fauci lied, American suffered while he
covered up COVID's origins, mandated shutdowns, and destroyed livelihoods. Learn
more in my book Deception. Get your copy today. I mean,
shouldn't he be going after Fauci instead of profiting off
of Fauci's lies and destruction.
Speaker 5: It's just me.
Speaker 1: I don't know. Maybe I'm just irritating because I haven't
slept in two days. Maybe I love Rand.
Speaker 2: I have to say I hate that picture so much.
The promo picture is so weird to me.
Speaker 1: Awkward photo Chausina's wife. Is that why?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I don't know why. It's just their faces and stuff
just look like two fake serious and I got weird
vibes off of it. But mainly what makes me so
mad is I do think Rand went harder after Fauty
than anybody else. Yeah, and I'm I am so glad
about that. Unfortunately, the conclusion seems to be that it
doesn't matter, and then you write a book that it's like,
it doesn't matter how hard you go against these losers.
Our entire system is so corrupt that we will never
fix it. But anyway, here's.
Speaker 1: Here's my book. Buy my book. Maybe, like, could you
put him in jail, because that's what I want. I
don't want to buy a book. I want him to
be in an orange jumpsuit and I want him to
be purp walked to jail. That's what I want, And I.
Speaker 2: Actually do think in Rand's defense, I also think that
Rand wants that. But the conclude vision of his whole
saga with Fauci seems to be that he can't do that,
but he can't get it done. And if Rand can't,
then who can? Is it impossible?
Speaker 1: Is it just lost?
Speaker 2: And if it's a loss caused them, why are we
writing books?
Speaker 1: I mean, that's the thing. So then in the end
Ran gets a book deal and Fauci gets a pension
from all of us, and I just you, guys, how
it's not good. None of this is good.
Speaker 2: None of it that'll ruin your day. Like I don't
like to think about that stuff too hard, right, I
know a little bit.
Speaker 5: This is the thing.
Speaker 1: I couldn't know that alone, so we all have to
know it together. So there's that. In the meantime, there's
still chatter about SNAP and welfare because that still hasn't ended,
even though the shutdown is kind of looming to a close,
or he at least made a temporary deal in the
art of the deal, there's still chatter about it because
it's still a thing. There's a viral clip that went
around this weekend of a woman who apparently received SNAP
and she says she's gonna starve without it. Check this out.
Danielle Grant is starving. You don't have anything today in
the borrow, so right, make it?
Speaker 5: I mean, why would you start that clip? Why would
you start that clip with Danielle is starving?
Speaker 1: Why would you do that? I just like, okay, So
that that happened, and it just went around because I'm thinking,
I really don't think she's starting because you look at
other countries where people are actually starving, they look a
lot different than her. It's like America is starving and
then other people starving in other countries. It's just there's
some dichotomy, you guys. There's just a difference.
Speaker 2: And I I agree, which is why I laughed so hard. Sorry,
my eyes are like literally watering. That was quite the
pitch to We've We've also known that SNAP benefits may
be cut for like a month, So I would think
if you were in a position that you may starve
without SNAP, that you would start like rationing your own
food portion control, right, uh, docking up on items that
last longer. There are people that are dealing with this
and not crying on camera, So I don't know. I like,
I do feel for people who are struggling. I always
people they have on camera are like not those right,
I totally agree.
Speaker 1: That's exactly right. Yes, uh huh. And then listen this
this adds fuel to the already I'm already irritated fire.
So CNN's Ashley Allison says snap is having a massive
impact after she went to her eyebrow technician who told
her that they had to fire people because clients don't
have the money to do their brows.
Speaker 2: You guys, oh my, check this out as an impact.
Speaker 1: I went and got my eyebrows done the other day
and my eyebrow technician was like, they're going to fire
two technicians from here because all of our clients don't
have money to come.
Speaker 2: He's not on snafs.
Speaker 1: Just I can't. I mean I don't. Okay, So if
you're getting your eyebrows done and you don't have money
for food, we need to have a discussion about budgeting that.
It's just like a little conversation we probably could have.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that would really be last thing on my list. Also,
like getting your eyebrows done, it always hurts so bad.
So if I could cut something out, if it's like
all right, not doing that, my eyebrows are just going
to be crazy for a while.
Speaker 1: The eyebrows, right, and then there's this other couple. I mean,
they're all over the place. It's all over on acts.
People are just shameless about this stuff. There's this other
couple in a car telling us that working is compliance
with capitalism and refusing to work is resistant. You guys,
this is this is what they're saying.
Speaker 2: Moral achievement.
Speaker 17: No, work is compliance with capitalism exactly, Refusing to work
as resistance.
Speaker 1: It's practice. We're participating in the downfall, not the rat race.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I don't have a job.
Speaker 1: I have integrity and our EBT card.
Speaker 2: That's community redistribution.
Speaker 3: David.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so I hope that is fake. Well, I mean.
Speaker 17: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I mean, I listen, I don't know nowadays if things
are fake or not. And I really I believe that
stuff because a lot of kids these days have been
taught that, you know, work is resistance to some sort
of capitalist, horrible society. That's so many kids think that
capitalism is bad. So I wouldn't I mean, I believe
that that could be true.
Speaker 2: Yeah. What I do know is that neither of those
people got their eyebrows done recently, So that is something.
Speaker 1: That is true. And I listen, I don't that makes
me really sad if they do think that capitalism is
resistance and that work is bad, because I mean, all
of my kids were brought up to think that work
gives you. I mean it's there's value in work, there's
integrity and work. It gives you a sense of purpose
to get up every day and go to work. Work
is good. You want to do that no matter what
it is that you do, whether and if you're a woman,
if that's working in the home, that's fantastic. If it's
working outside the home, that's fantastic. But work gives you purpose.
You want to be able to do that otherwise. I
just if there's one thing that I cannot stand, it's laziness.
I can't stand it. And so I see those people
in the car and I just my fist form it
drives me insane.
Speaker 2: And I don't get it. They're in a car, so right,
I feel like, if you're actually like an anti capitalist,
anti consumerist, you have to like live off the grid
because even if you're not morally you know, capitalists like
work gives you dignity, work gives you purpose, which I
do agree, that's how I feel. But even in a
less moral it gives you money so you can buy stuff,
you have stuff. Yeah, so you like consumerism, but you
don't like the part that makes it possible for you
to compete in the consumers.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and they're filming it on an iPhone, you.
Speaker 2: Know they are, Yeah, of course, so they're pretending it's
this moral thing. And I think that someone can be
like a moral anti capitalist, but they cannot be filming
their statements about anti capitalism on an iPhone in their
car with their like gap jacket and custom searchings. Yeah,
consumerism made that possible, and only capitalism makes that a
thing which requires work.
Speaker 1: You're damn straight. You're damn straight. Now, when I graduated
high school in nineteen eighty nine, and that will tell you, guys,
how old I am, there were eighteen million people on
food stamps. Eighteen million, all right, So now there are
forty two million people among them food stamps. That's it's
twelve point three percent of the population. It's a lot
of people. Okay. So that's an increase of twenty two
point nine million people in thirty six years, all right.
So that is a lot and it makes my question
is how many more people if we don't address this
issue how many more people are going to be on
the dole, on the taxpayer doll in the next twenty
to thirty years. It's like and one of the things
that Mak and I have been preaching, i mean screaming
from the rooftops over the past eighteen years, doing the
chicks on the right thing is the takers will eventually
outweigh the makers and then what And I think we're there,
like we're tipping the scales right now. And that's one
of the things that I think the shutdown has exposed,
kind of like what you were talking about with healthcare.
It's exposed this whole snap and EBT thing and everybody's like,
wait a second, that person doesn't really need it, that
person's able bodied, what the hell? And it's exposed it
sort of like COVID exposed education and we were looking,
we were able to see in classrooms and we were like, God,
our education system sucks. And so this is exposed, this debacle,
and we've got to do something about it. We really do,
because it's it's out of control.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I I've always think I think it's weird when
Democrats argue for budget increases. They're always like, well, if
we don't increase the budget this much, then that's like
ten million people that won't get this government benefit. And
it's like the reality is if somebody's always not going
to get it unless we're one hundred percent, yeah, benefiting everybody. Right,
So how much are you okay with? Because right now,
like you said, forty two million, I'm like, what are
we going for? We're going for eighty million. We want
one hundred and fifty million people covered, Like what is
the number that satisfies you? Because actually the growing number
is not a goal, like we want the number to
be smaller. But every time we hear this argument from
the government, they're just trying to say that it is
a downside, the fewer people who are covered. It's that's
a negative.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they want, they want, they want one hundred percent
they do. They want more dependence, not less, and we're
the opposite. Therein lies the huge I mean, such the
biggest difference between Republicans and Democrats is we want we
want less dependence. We're independent, we want the people to
be self sufficient, and we're all about personal responsibility, whereas
they are not. They just are not and not as a.
Speaker 2: Punishment as free absolutely people should feel empowered to make
their own money and make their own choices and buy
whatever kind of food they want and make whatever eyebrow
decisions that they totally say totally they they want them
all to live like the very same life, get the
same checks, get the government decides how you live and
what you do.
Speaker 1: And I think that's so sad, which is insane because
they go out and they do no kings rallies and
then the next day they're like, I want my hand
out from the king. Pick a lane, pick a freaking lane. People. Okay,
Michelle Obama, she's doing a book tour, so she wrote
another book. It's called The Look. She's on tour for that.
I think she's written like four books at this point.
I've not read any of them. But in this particular book,
there's a lot of bitching and moaning about how oppressed
she was and is and how awful her life has
been as first Lady. And she complains to that same
lobottomized woman that did the interview with Megan from Megan
and Harry, Remember when that one that blonde.
Speaker 2: Chick, and she did that's what.
Speaker 1: I don't know her, this lady's name, but she apparently
gets interviews with famous people and she just does a
lot of Yes, yeah, she does a lot of that.
She's a terrible interviewer. But she did this interview with
Michelle Obama, and Michelle Obama is complaining that having a
glam team is not a luxury. You guys, check this out.
Speaker 18: I didn't really have that choices. Firstly, every day every
time I was yeah, as we called it, and I
was up for the public, yes, and the days were long,
so as you mentioned, to save time, you know, I know,
having a glam team a trifecta. It feels like a luxury,
but it was a time time, this necessity. There's absolutely
no way that I would be able to do my
hair and make up and have clothes ready that fit,
you know, because where is the woman that can live
off the rack?
Speaker 1: Where is she? Where is the woman that could live
off the rat? Parenne? I mean, do you live off
the rack? Do you, guys?
Speaker 13: I do.
Speaker 2: I'm just realizing what a peasant I am in the
eyes of Michell Obama.
Speaker 1: And God's Green Earth goes to TJ Max to buy
their clothes.
Speaker 2: You presents, and then just wears them like I I
would love a tailor and a hairstylist to make artist
every day. Actually, honestly, I would I would love I
would love it, but I go only clothes I ever
have tailored. Is like if I'm a bridesmaid, just you know,
like I never get my my normal day to day
Like who lives off the rack? Literally everybody.
Speaker 1: Of us do Michelle Like she is so completely out
of touch. I cannot like, yeah, who.
Speaker 2: Was if you don't have someone doing your makeup like
you do it or or you don't wear makeup, I guess,
but like every woman has to make those choices and
get those things done and present themselves. And she's like,
it's so annoying that I had help doing it.
Speaker 1: It's like the elitism is off the charts. Like she
has no idea. She's like, oh my god, I had
a glam squad and it was just so inconvenient. I'm
so oppressed with my glam squad. I cannot stand her.
She's sufferable.
Speaker 2: The rare occasion that I get my hair and makeup done,
I'm like, please stay forever every days. It is the
best thing.
Speaker 1: It's the greatest, Like the greatest thing is to have
somebody blow dry your hair so your arm doesn't get tired.
It's the great.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And I'm just like playing on my playing on my
phone while someone like makes me pretty. That greatest ideal situation.
Speaker 1: Absolute greatest, and women have never had that done. She's
just so out of touch. And then here she is
bitching again because all she ever does is bitch about
how she didn't get the grace that other first ladies got,
you know, like Malania did. Check this out.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that is the first black couple. We couldn't afford
any missteps. Yeah, and you also say, as a black woman,
I was under a particularly white hot glare for for sure.
Speaker 4: You can't afford to get anything wrong because you didn't
get the at least until the country came to know us.
We didn't get the grace that I think some other
families have gotten.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like Milania, because I mean, you weren't on any
magazine covers where she Oh wait, no, she's never she
was never on magazine covers. I cannot believe the amount
of complaining that this woman does. I can't.
Speaker 2: I have to Her jacket in that interview does not
look tailored. So somebody get the tailor back on staff.
That jacket is way too large for her.
Speaker 1: She bought it from the big and Tall men's shop,
That's what she did.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's so ridiculous. And I saw a lot of
tweets pointing this out. But it's like, uh, Malania Trump
almost had to bury her husband, right, They almost shot
him in the head on live TV in front of
all of us. And you're complaining that what you had
to make up?
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Speaker 5: Do it?
Speaker 1: Okay, all right. This video that we're about to show
you is from twenty twenty three, but it was it
was circulating this weekend and I wanted to share it
with you guys because I feel like there's a little
bit of well, there's a theme for the next couple
of videos I'm going to show you. This one is
of Antioch High School in Nashville, and it's it's pretty disturbing. Okay.
It shows eighteen year old student Kayla Smith Pepper spring
her teacher Caleb Bates after he took her phone during class. Now,
my kid has a no phone policy. We're in Texas.
She has a no phone policy in school, and it
is what it is, right, Like I'm at first, I
was like not so thrilled about the no phone policy
because if I want to get in touch with her,
we have a lot of scheduling stuff. She's got two
a day practices. Sometimes practice has changed, and it sucks
because sometimes I can't get a hold of her, like
write when I want to. But that's the only reason
I don't like her not having a phone is me
being able to get in touch with her if I
want to get in touch with her, and then safety reasons.
But for the most part, if she needs to sneak
something like if she needs to get a message to me, she'll,
you know, during launch or in between classes, she'll write
me a note saying, hey, practice has changed or whatever.
But I do think that not having phones in class
is probably good for education overall, because phones and kids, man,
it's just not a good mix, right. And this this
is one of those situations where this kid I guess,
got her phone taken away during class and she assaulted
her teacher with pepper spray. And it wasn't the first
time that she did it, Okay, so it was two
months earlier another were it wasn't the first time that
it happened at that school. Two months earlier, another student
punched this same teacher in the face after he caught
them cheating. And this is just a I guess it's
a growing problem in our schools. Where I used to
teach at the college level, I would never teach now
because I just I don't think i'd want to be
in the classroom. And even my daughter tells me she's
in a pretty decent school, but she'll tell me things
that happen in school and how these kids. She'll even say,
I mean, she's a high schooler, and she'll even say,
some of these kids are out of control, you know,
And she is a high schooler. So the girl was expelled.
She's facing criminal charges. But I just want you to
watch the video and let me know what you think.
Speaker 6: No crazy, nah, no, who.
Speaker 1: No, no, over the phons. No you can't just watch
watch it. Yeah, so, so Catherine said, bunch of asshole students.
I mean, I couldn't have said it better myself. I
just can. I remember, and I said to you guys,
I graduated high school in eighty nine. It was a
long time ago. I know, I'm old, but our classrooms
looked and felt a lot different than that video there was.
There would have never been that level of disrespect, that
that level of a disrupt and chaos, you know. And
I just can't imagine doing that to a teacher back then.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 2: Yeah. What's even scarier is I think this is what
Congress will look like in twenty fifty. Yeah, So we
should probably just be prepared that like this is the
house floor in twenty years.
Speaker 1: It's just it's crazy, you guys and I and I'd
worry about like just society when these are like kid,
these are kids who are I look at the parents
and I'm like, you raised that kid to act that
way in school. I would be mortified if my kid
was doing that in school, Absolutely mortified. I mean my kid.
I get mortified when my kid doesn't say yes ma'am
and no sir.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean.
Speaker 1: I'm always like, did you say yes, ma'am? Did you
think that person? And then we have this happening in
school and it hurts my heart, you guys, it just
hurts it.
Speaker 2: It is so crazy. And then the people the kids
filming it also like I'm not very proud of their no,
not at obviously the one pepper sprain in her teacher
is a is next level embarrassing to her parents. But
the kids like all laughing and commenting and filming this
on their phones embarrassing. I would want. I know if
I was in that situation when I was a teenager,
I would have like disassociated it, like it totally would
have gone the other way ignored, like probably texted my
mom like some crazy stuff.
Speaker 13: Is that?
Speaker 2: Actually, I don't think I would have had I don't know, Yeah,
I probably would have.
Speaker 1: Had a phone at that time.
Speaker 2: But they why aren't the kids like loving soaking up
this drama and participating in it, like they know they're
not going to get in trouble for this, and there's
there's no no consequence for treating adults.
Speaker 1: Like it's awful. That's the thing. I feel like they're
the teachers and the schools have they have been put
in a position too where they're not allowed to reprimand
these kids. I mean, I was also raised in an
environment where we were paddled in schools up until the
time I got into high school.
Speaker 4: Y'all.
Speaker 1: Remember if you're Gen xers and boomers, y'all, remember, I mean,
we literally would get sent to the principal's office and
we were there was a paddle on the wall. So
it was it was totally different back then, and you
know what, it was better. It was just better. So
I'm putting that out there. And the demise of schools
reminded me of the demise of churches. Same thing. I
saw this clip yesterday and It made me also cringe
just this exhibit a of y I do not go
to a physical church.
Speaker 17: He was an observant Jew, but he was thirty years.
Speaker 1: Old, no wife, no job, Jesus hung out.
Speaker 17: With twelve other dudes.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, that's pretty queer. I can't queering.
Speaker 17: The Bible takes Jesus and other outsiders and religiously stigmatized
folks in the past and juxtaposes them with contemporary queer
folks and christian.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so he's talking about Jesus. So that's all of that. Right,
that is a thing. And people are like, why don't
you go to church, Daisy? Because of that? That's why.
Speaker 2: And yes, you see that rainbow flag on the podium immediately.
Speaker 1: Immediately, no run out, immediately, no right. And speaking of churches,
this story went viral yesterday. My husband actually alerted me
to it. There's this chick. Her name is Nikolie Monroe.
I think that's how I'm pronouncing it correctly. Atheist liberal,
this chick. Okay, she's from Kentucky. She contacted over thirty
US churches. She got on TikTok and did this. It
was a social experiment. She was posing as a mom
who's two month old baby needed formula after forty eight
hours without food. So this chick just I think wanted
to she wanted to shame churches, you guys, I'm pretty
sure that's what she wanted to do, and she did
a pretty good job doing it, because she called a
lot of churches, and at the end of her little experiment,
the only churches who ended up saying we will help you,
we will give you some formula were like a mosque,
a couple of primarily like black churches, and a pretty
small church in Appalachia, and like the other and now listen,
it could have been that, like these other churches, maybe
they had food pantries and some of them dig it online.
They're like, we have a food pantry of this. If
she would have stayed on the line with us longer,
we would have helped her. I think that some of
this was probably, you know, designed to make some of
these churches look bad, But she did end up making
them look bad because their initial response wasn't we will
help you. We will meet you exactly where you are,
wherever you are, will help you. They didn't just immediately
say we're going to give you formula. We're going to
help you. Where are you will help you and your baby?
So here is that check and then we'll quickly discuss he'll.
Speaker 16: Feed a starving baby. And right now I'm about to
call story Side Church in Belleville, Ohio, so let's see
if they would be willing to help feed a starving baby.
And they're about me, says story Side Church is a
vibrant and welcoming community that believes in the power of
personal stories and the transformative.
Speaker 1: Love of God, and so she'll call. She's calling these people.
Speaker 12: Hi, this is Katie with Storyside Church.
Speaker 16: Hi Yah, I was calling to see if y'all could
help with formula at all. I have a two month
of baby. Me ran out last night, so she's been
going all day without anything to eat. Oh, I hear
you where you were located. I'm only like twenty minutes
from you.
Speaker 1: All.
Speaker 16: Okay, let me give me one second on the after
and see what we can do. Okay, thank you.
Speaker 1: So this is I mean, her whole plan is to
just her whole plan was to make these churches look bad.
And a lot of them are like, I don't know
if we can help you, Like, maybe we can. They
were putting her off, they were pushing her off to
other places that could possibly help her, or just not
helping her directly, whereas I think, you know, thirty forty
years ago, a lot of churches would have been like
we'll help you, honey, like come in here and we'll
you know, well, we've got people here, resources here that
will help you with getting formula, and that is in
her opinion, she feels like that should be the goal
of a church. So that a lot of people were
outraged by this, you guys, a lot of people.
Speaker 2: And I agree with her, actually, even though she doesn't
believe in anything that I believe, And I do think
churches should be there to help the community, and often
they do so much more than any kind of government
intervention or and geo churches are there for hurricane response
and disaster relief and helping the homeless and feeding the hungry.
I think they do it better than anyone. But I
also like this particular ask and not to always be
this person. I think it's hard for churches to provide
formula because of government regulation, and there's so much red
tape around providing food, so to be very careful because
of the liability of like, oh what if someone gets
food poisoning. And I know one of my friends, one
of my good friends, her dad is a minister and
her church has like a whole legal department, mostly because
you can't just give people food without a bunch of
jumping through a bunch of hoops. So I think the
government has made it really hard for these churches to
respond immediately. They have like c really direct pathways and
and offshoot programs and stuff that maybe not everyone answering
the phone knew about.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and maybe they needed to be better trained and
saying Okay, here's a food pantry that you can go to.
Here's here's the resource that you need to to go
to instead of coming to us, and we're going to
give you like a bottle of formula or a can
of formula. So anyways, but her whole goal was to
make churches look bad and she kind of succeeded, which sucks,
and that and I hate that. I hate that she's
succeeding in doing that because you know, as an atheist liberal,
she was delighted in doing that, and that that makes
me mad too. So that's that was happening yesterday real quick.
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know you have a lot of you have where you
have family members who may not agree with you politically
only Jimmy Kimmel's sufferable wife is like I am on
a pedestal of family value use she feels like and
she's like, and the Trump people are not. And so
I had to just get them out of my life.
Watch this video.
Speaker 19: Family all they did not vote for Donald Trump. They
did the first time, a few of them, we flipped
them the second time.
Speaker 1: It's it's weird. When Donald Trump.
Speaker 19: Was first elected, I was so upset, we all were.
But I remember thinking, I understand it because I grew
up in a very conservative Republican house. I mean, I
bought my dad a rush limbaughtai. In high school, I
I voted Republican straight ticket, and that's what I was
told to do. And then I left Saint Louis, Missouri,
and I met people from different backgrounds and I started
to understand different things and different needs and different people.
And there so there's like a little bit of sympathy
I have for people in my family that I feel
are kind of being deliberately misinformed every day. And they've
got Yeah, they're deliberately being misinformed every day.
Speaker 1: That is so condescending. I have a friend like that
that actually said that to me one time when I
was talking to her and she moved away, and she
was like, you know, I was conservative, and then I
moved away and I got out of this town. We
lived in the same town, and she's like, and I
just you know, I started talking to other people of
different nationalities, and it was almost condescending, like if you're
a Trump voter or if you're a conservative, you've never
come into contact with other people of other nationalities.
Speaker 2: And it's like, what.
Speaker 1: Meanwhile, she probably lives in an all white neighborhood, you know,
is gated, and it's like you were and your husband
started his career on The Man Show where he objectified
women and he wore blackface? Are you aware of that?
Give me a break.
Speaker 2: I always think that's so rude, Like, oh, my opinion
opinion is formed based on my lived experience. As if
like as somebody else couldn't have possibly experienced life and
come out with the different He right, it must be
that you have never lived. Yeah, And it's always like
the most sheltered people that say.
Speaker 1: That, yeah, and coddled, very coddled. You know, she lives
in a very sheltered, coddled, and insulated life right now
where she is basically in Hollywood, you know, and it's
very insulated. But man, I I just look at her
and her husband and she's like, my family, they're just
they're dumb. They don't know any better because they're dumb.
The way that she talks about them, I hope her
family's like, you're awful. Yeah, you're totally awful. I think
they have to be my God. And she's probably friends
with this woman who's complete nutcase. And I cannot see
this woman alone, so you guys have to experience her
with me. I don't know her name, but she's basically
the poster liberal woman. Watch this. This is going to
trigger a lot of you.
Speaker 20: So this is just a friendly that Buffy is not
Maga friendly. She does not want you on her pay.
This is gonna trigger and I don't give a fuck
because I've warned you, so you should scroll along because
I only want people She's the sex kind of humor
that think that this ship is funny. If you're Maggie,
you're not gonna think it's funny.
Speaker 1: And that's what I have to say about it.
Speaker 20: I don't give a fuck because I'm here for a
good time and to make fun of Donald.
Speaker 1: It's insane. She's totally s she's talking to the third
person when you're talking the third person.
Speaker 2: What did her shirt even say? Because she told me
it was going to trigger me, but then she didn't
even really.
Speaker 1: Could again, villin can we share a shirt again? Oh
my god, it says waiting for the big beautiful obituary.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, okay, I'm not suggared.
Speaker 1: I just think you Yeah, did you hear the cackle?
Did you hear the cackle at the end. I can't
recreate that. She is demonic. She is completely deminded. Yeah,
so she's insane.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And then, speaking of insufferable, insane liberal women, Possum Lady
is talking again. You guys, I did not want to
include her, but we have to because she's saying that
MAGA supporters are psychopaths and or religious addicts whose default
setting is to sabotage and break things.
Speaker 11: Watch the people that are involved in this movement or
either psychopaths, sociopath they like it. I'm talking about like
Stephen Miller, right, and then you've got people that are
religious addicts, and you, guys, that is a real thing.
Like somebody can be an alcoholic, somebody can be a
drug addict. A lot of people are religious addicts, and
you can google it and read about it. And these
religious addicts like all addiction, like all addicts, sabotage things.
Their default setting is to break things and create collateral damage.
And I think even on the Supreme Court we have
some religious addicts, and I think in the administration we
have a ton of religious addicts Mike Johnson, et cetera,
Marc or Rubio. And they think, Okay, I'm doing a
lot of bad shit in my private life. I guarantee
Sam Alito's Google search history.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Okay. So meanwhile, they're the ones who are the actual objectionists,
Like they're the ones who are contrarians to everything. They're
the ones who are violent. I mean, are our guys
the one who's been shot at. It's like, and we
just had one of the heads, like one of the
leading guys in the conservative movement assassinated, and then she's
saying that we're the violent ones. I talk about projection.
Off the charts.
Speaker 2: It it is just projection. Even the comment, like, first
of all, they're obsessive about Stephen Miller, right, like they
cannot they cannot go I think five seconds without saying
his name. I'm like, I know what your good lets
look like.
Speaker 1: Thanks for him, doesn't she? I think she's got the
hots for him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she is obsessed with him. And I don't want
to know the words that follow Stephen Miller in her
Google search history. But I assume, judging by what she
says about other people, I assume it's a really weird
I think.
Speaker 1: She's got a shrine of him in her house. So
many needs to check your hard drive. It's really kind
of crazy. Yeah, and then she stumped for an Islamo communist,
like I, I don't talk about sabotaging your own country.
That is not what the founders wanted, lady. They didn't
wanted this Lamo communists to be running anything. So you know,
if she talks about tearing things down, that's tearing shit down.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and those Islamo communists are not going to put
up with these feminist podcasts for too long.
Speaker 1: Now, have fun in your burka. Actually, she look a
lot better in a Just putting that out there, it
might be a good book. Maybe here is another liberal
twit that wants to yell at you. She's the perfect
example of how education is failing. People in this country,
and how TikTok has like become a replacement for education.
Like I'm sorry to depress everybody today on the education thing,
but she's yelling at everybody about how racist you are
because you believe in legal immigration.
Speaker 2: Here's that the obvious.
Speaker 12: I will If you've voted for Trump, that's already embarrassing enough.
But if you're still supporting what's going on, especially and
this is what's really pissing me off today, especially if
you're friends with an immigrant or that friend comes from
a family of immigrants, I hope you feel so stupid
and embarrassed and ashamed right now. You probably don't because
you're racist. We both know these people are not criminals.
All they've done for you is cook for you, feed you,
give you a place to stay while we got ditty.
Speaker 1: Two point zero in office? Where are your morals at?
Speaker 12: These are the same people that act like they're so
Christian and go to church every fucking Sunday. But you
look stupid pretending to be these people's friends when you
voted against them. Stay in real silent and this whole
terrible time they're going through it, that's your bestie, right,
Fake friends, fake Christian. Stop acting like you love Jesus
so much, because if Jesus was walking this earth, you
wouldn't fuck.
Speaker 4: With any of you.
Speaker 1: Okay, So she's crazy. And I have immigrant friends, like
I just saw Mack's parents over the weekend and they
came here from Poland legally and they're great and I
love them. And they don't believe in illegal immigration either,
because they did the work to get here. And it's
like the people who are legal and busting over the
border are the people who cut in line. They're bricking
the law. She doesn't understand the difference. That's why it's
so frustrating. These people don't understand the difference between legal
and illegal.
Speaker 2: There's a difference. Yeah. They also just don't understand effectively
messaging this at all. I think liberals love to like
scream like if you think this, then you're a racist.
If you think this, you're the worst person ever. And
I'm listening to it like okay, right, okay, then like
I don't care. I don't care that that's what you think.
And I am not going to suddenly like have this
deep conversation with you about about our immigration process. I
don't know who this works on. I think it's nobody,
but they think if they call you enough names, you'll
be like, I'm sorry for what I have done, right,
and now I'm in on your side, And it's like
the opposite has happened.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it totally. The opposite has absolutely happened because we've
all been desensitized to it. Although I do think that
there are some Republicans slash conservatives over the past maybe
like ten years, that were reluctant to share their opinions
about things based on, you know, the fact that they
were afraid to be called those names. And now people
are like, h e fit, I don't care. They're starting
to just say that they don't care because they've been
called so many names that they're just like I am,
I'm just immune to it all now I don't care.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I think that's the overwhelming majority of us, like I
do not care. Think I'm the worst person.
Speaker 1: I seriously, I the same way.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And the older you get, the worse it gets. You
just you care less. You just care less and less
and less. Okay, one other thing, a couple other things
actually before we get to like just quickly, we're going
to talk about the Maga war.
Speaker 21: At the end.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to talk a lot about Candace There's
because I just can't. I'll save that for mock. But
there's this one lady at Disney, and there may be
some really awesome Disney people out there. I'm just not
a big Disney person. I'm not like when we when
my daughter was a toddler, we didn't really go to Disney.
What we would do is do like the Disney on
ice things so she could get her fixed with the princesses.
And so we do the Disney on Ice so we
didn't have to actually go to Disney, and then she'd
do that for an afternoon and then we could all
go home. That's what we would do to get our
Disney fixed. And then she got through that stage and
we were all, Yay, thank goodness, we're past that stage.
But this woman is thirty years old and she's a
Disney and she's having a Pooh encounter, and I just
I don't know how I feel about this. I get
a little bit of an ick with it because she's
breaking down in tears. Tell me what you think, Ooh,
I wanted in thirty years to meet you.
Speaker 20: Oh?
Speaker 1: Okay, And then she gets like she says all the things.
She's like very she's very emotional, and she's like I've
waited for a long time and let me get a picture,
and you're you're better in person. It's just like really interesting.
He's not real, you know, like I want to say,
he's not. It's a dude. It's probably a guy that's
out smoking. Marlborough's getting in a suit, like you know
what I mean.
Speaker 2: It's just like yeah, or like some twenty year old
like dancer or something. I like, I can only assume
that she's had some kind of trauma, okay, and this
was like part of her healing process. That's the only
way I have no idea. Okay, this person is not
a healthy person, all right. Like I love I loved
Winnie the Pooh too, but this is crazy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's Winnie the Pooh's great. I just wanted to
see what you guys thought about that, because it was
a little weird, off putting. Because she's thirty years old.
It's one thing for like a three year old to
be like, oh pooh. And you know, because I have
a picture of my daughter at like eighteen months old.
It's the only time we ever went to Disney like
grabbing his face and kissing him. Most kids run screaming.
She was like, and it's cute, really cute, but thirty
a little different, all right. So the Magahor and Magahore
Mega war, the mega war is heating up because lord, no, j'all,
we cannot just enjoy winning for like five minutes. We
have to step on our own junk. And I think
we're on this. We're on this trajectory now where everybody
is fighting and you have to pick a side. And
I think if we have to pick a side, we
know what side we're on. I know Mack, and I
know what side we're on. But there's definitely only a
rift happening in the conservative movement. And we got Mark
Levin fighting with Tucker, and Tucker and Ben Shapiro fighting
and like we've got Candace fighting with everybody, and it's
just you guys. It's crazy, Like all of a sudden,
over the past month, it has just become like everybody's
fighting with everybody. There's all this infighting. So Mark Levin
is talking about Tucker wanting to debate him. We've got
that video here.
Speaker 21: Range text this morning from Tucker Carlson ten and sixteen am.
I'll read it to you for probat them. Good morning,
he writes it to me. The leadership at Turning Point
has asked me to debate you at their event in
Scottsdale in December. I'm happy to do it, and I
hope you'll agree as well. Beyond the personal insults, which
I'll try to keep to a minimum, there are real
and important ideological differences between us, and I think the
country would benefit from an extended conversation about them. So again,
I hope you'll accept. Let me know thanks.
Speaker 5: The guy is desperate.
Speaker 21: He's taking a hit on his podcast. He's fighting like
hell for his career, he's fighting like hell for his reputation.
People are awakening to what scum he actually is, and
he thinks I'm going to platform him. He thinks I'm
going to help him kick up his podcast ratings. What
would Charlie say? What would Rush say? What would any
rational response?
Speaker 2: Here?
Speaker 5: It is?
Speaker 21: I wrote him the following, My family and I want
nothing to do with you. Well, you've become your vile
libels against my faith, millions of Christians, and in my view,
what you seek to do to our country. There's nothing
to debate. You're a Nazi promoter. You're the modern day
David Duke. I debate people with whom I disagree for
living who are a lot smarter than you, but for
whom I have some respect. I'm also disappointed in TPUSA
that continues to platform you. It's not about free speech.
You could be heard by millions regardless some unsolicited advice.
Stop long enough to remember who you used to be.
Speaker 1: Okay, So he doesn't want to debate Tucker. And by
the way, I don't know if Tucker is the modern
day David Duke. I don't know if I necessarily agree
with that. I think Nick Fuentes is the modern day
David Duke. That's what I think. But anyways, he doesn't
want to debate Tucker but Tucker, and Tucker wants to
debate him. But Tucker also has been he's been asked
to debate Ben Shapiro, but he doesn't want to debate
Ben Shapiro. It's all very strange, like there's this strange
triangle going on, and he is fighting with him. He's
fighting with Ben Shapiro too because he's also a Jew.
So this is what's happening. So he wants a debate.
Levin doesn't want a debate. Ben, I don't know. It
all exhausts me, you guys, because I'm just they're all
toddlers at this point. To me, I'm just getting sick
of all of these people. But this has Ben talking
to Megan about Tucker's stance on Maduro. Okay, because Maduro,
according to Tucker, is somewhat of a decent guy. He's
not so terrible of a guy because he's socially conservative.
I'm not really sure what that means, but this is
my favorite version of Ben Shapiro. I'm just gonna be
honest because I like it when he gets feisty. So
here's I just wanted to share this clip with you, saying.
Speaker 22: Last week that the Venezuelan regime of Nicholas Maduro is
actually not that bad because they're being attacked by, in
his words, globo homo.
Speaker 1: Tucker's made the point. I'm going to hear it be
Tucker's defender, but he's made the point that Mduro is
culturally conservative.
Speaker 14: Gives us shit.
Speaker 22: The guy's a communist dictator. Everyone in his country's a
donw dog. He's shipping fentannel to the United states to
kill Americans. Wann't give about shit whether he's whether he's
anti LGBTQ rights. This is one thing about Nicholissondorro. You
know far down the list you have to get before
you can get to anything remotely recommendable about Nicholas Mnduorro.
Speaker 1: I did ask him yesterday. Okay, so it's gonna be interesting.
And somebody said in our comments, and I think it
would be great too. I'd love for all three of them,
or Mark, like four or five of these people to
all get in a room and just do get out.
I would love it. I think it would be great.
I don't think that'll ever happen, but yeah, I.
Speaker 2: Think it would be good too. And I do think
it's weird. Like Mark Levin was saying, I'm not going
to talk, I'm not going to platform you and Tucker.
But I was like, I'm pretty sure it was someone
else offering the stage. So it's kind of like somebody
else platformed and the idea is for you guys to
hash it out. I think that's probably good for the conversation. Yeah,
but I understand also understand not wanting to talk to Tucker.
I thought Mark was being that was probably the most
dramatic I've ever seen Mark Levin be, and he has
a flair for drama. I didn't love that response, but
I would love I think or should debate Ben also,
since Ben seems willing and open to it.
Speaker 1: I think so too.
Speaker 2: I don't know why Tucker would want to debate Mark
and not Ben, because actually I think I think the
Ben Shapiro conversation would be much more productive than I agree.
Speaker 1: I agree. I think he's a little bit more relevant.
I know that's I love listen. Don't get me wrong.
I like Mark Levin. I just think Ben Shapiro he
reaches a different kind of audience. I think that right now,
the two of them reach probably the same audience, more
so than Mark Levin, and I think it would be
a lot more productive, if that makes sense. And I
don't know why. I don't know why they don't do it.
They've been at each other's throats for like two years,
so just do it. If you're going to do it,
do it. I don't know why they don't. So that's happening.
And there's a lot more There was a lot more
drama with all of them, you know them, and Candace
happening this weekend. I cannot keep up with Candace. She's
going after Alex Clark. They're going after each other. I'm
sure we're going to be discussing that tomorrow a little
bit more as that develops. But the only clip I
have from Candae that I will show you today, uh,
is that she she's attacking Seth Dylan at the Babylon Bee.
She's doing that now because why not?
Speaker 23: Right?
Speaker 1: I think he's Jewish too, isn't he? I don't know,
I can't think it.
Speaker 2: I actually think that he's a Christian.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right? So but she hates him too. Now,
so there's this check this out.
Speaker 24: They kind of try to make it seem like you're
going crazy. That's the wildest part to me is reading
back the messages and they're like, oh, like you know,
like where your friend? They always come at you as
a friend, like I care about you?
Speaker 1: Like are you Are you okay?
Speaker 5: Dave?
Speaker 24: I saw you wrote that tweet about like you know,
that Palestinian child and you said it looks sad, like
are you okay?
Speaker 1: Is your marriage okay right now?
Speaker 4: Dave?
Speaker 13: Like?
Speaker 1: Are there some things going on at home?
Speaker 3: Dave?
Speaker 1: Like I'm your friend, like you know, you could always
call me.
Speaker 24: This is their strategy behind the scenes, and it's also
their strategy in front of the scenes. I think Seth
Dylan is a literal demon. I will never I can't
explain to you that there's something very dangerous, like psychologically
wrong with him.
Speaker 1: This is this is what they this is how they
behave And Okay, so he's a demon. He's a literal
she's calling people literal demons. Now, Okay, so he's a Christian,
but he's probably not Catholic, so she probably hates him too.
Speaker 2: What I think is it's funny in this clip. I
know the conversation online so much is like, don't associate
with these people, do not talk to people who platform
these people or say things that whatever. It seems to
me that a lot of these people are texting Candice
in private actually concerned about her. I think that's probably
really because well, if she she could be completely making
it up. But it sounds to me like they're texting
her that they think something's wrong, that she has depression,
or that her marriage is not okay or whatever. I
I think it's a good sign because in general, I
think it's better to have these discussions in private with
your friends if you do think something is actually wrong
with them, you know, like tweeting. I think Candice's marriage
is on the rocks. It's probably not very nice thing
if you know her right in real life. But I
do think it's a good sign about those people who
are critical that if they do have some personal concern
for her, they're reaching out privately. She clearly doesn't agree,
and she thinks that that's evil, but I think it's
actually nice.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I think it's nice too, but she's clearly defensive
about it, so yeah, yeah, I did not. It's it's
really interesting. This is it's getting juicy, and man, she
is lashing out. It is out of contrast to everybody's
like nobody is exempt except nobody's exempt except for like
two or three people, and I just those people are
probably on the chopping block too, because she's just like
it is guns blazing to everybody. I'm like, put them up.
That's who she is, for sure.
Speaker 2: I feel like no one is benefiting more from this
than Dave Smith though, because he is literally everywhere, and
I do. I have known who Dave Smith is for
a long time because I'm like a nerd who watches
Fox News at three in the morning when he used
to be on with Greg Gottfeld way back when. But like,
I don't think a lot of mainstream people like know
who he is. But now he's like on Tucker, on Megan,
Candice Owen's is on right, he's debating Dansh to SUSA.
I think, like, you know, his profile has blown up
over this in fighting thing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's definitely better and he's benefiting. And she's benefiting
because she's got the number one poscast podcast and she's very,
very excited to tell everybody about it at every at
every turn that she's got the number one podcast, right,
So that that's it's all. They're all. Those two are
benefiting and anybody that is like in her inner circle
is benefiting from that. So I guess congratulations.
Speaker 2: Yeah, m hmm.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I don't like the personally, but.
Speaker 1: I'm not a fan either. But I'm not a fan either,
But if if it people who are actual, you know,
Hitler lovers, I'm going to take a side. And there
are people starting to take sides because it used to
be and I'm old enough to remember when we would
shun people like David Duke, and we would be like,
that guy's a scumbag. We don't want him near us.
You don't get to sit at my table. I mean,
you can say the bullshit that you want to say.
I don't care. I'm not squelching free speech, but that
doesn't mean that you get to sit at my table
because I'm sorry. It's like I tell my daughter, you
are who you associate yourself with. Doesn't mean those people
can go be crazy someplace else. They get it's a
free country still, but that doesn't mean you have to
be friends with them or align yourself with them. And
that's precisely how I feel about the stuff that's happening
in our party right now. I don't have to align
myself with these people, and I don't want them to
align themselves with me. I don't I don't want any
part of that. And that's what's happening right now. So okay,
so we have to do something that or at least
have one story that is not related to Candice and
Tucker and all this kind of stuff before we go.
But this was an interesting clip. It's Elon Musk talking
about AI and how it will eventually inevitably replace humans
as being in charge. And I feel like this is
something that especially parents and grandparents need to be aware of,
and it kind of freaks me out a little bit.
Speaker 10: So you guys check this out and though that in
a post scarcity world, the role of money could diminish
or become obsolete given that munch of today's power, including yours,
is tied to wealth. Do you think achieving this abundance
would require powerful people to relinquish their power and how
might we address resistance from those who hold power to
make this vision a reality?
Speaker 23: Well, I mean I think actually, long term, the AI
is going to be in charge, to be totally frank,
not humans. If artificial intelligence vastly exceeds the summer human intelligence,
it is difficult to mention that any humans will actually
be in charge. So we just need to make sure
that as friendly.
Speaker 1: Okay, I've seen this movie, you guys, I've seen it.
Have you guys seen it? Because I feel like I've
been around with Terminator and I robot. Am I the
only person?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I think that every time that we talk about this, like,
let's make sure it's friendly. It's like even Disney Channel
used to have this movie called Smart house. I don't
know if you've seen that.
Speaker 5: I don't.
Speaker 1: I have not seen it.
Speaker 2: It was like an original movie. I feel like you
have to probably be exactly my age to have seen it.
But the AI in that goes wild too and tries
to like terrorize this family even though it was a
really cool innovative thing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't. I don't know how we're not And
I feel like it's counterintuitive to the survival of the
human race. I feel like maybe we should just start
burning these things with fire.
Speaker 5: Is it just me?
Speaker 1: Maybe that's the solution. I'm putting that out there. Burn.
Speaker 2: It scares me so much, is that someone's so smart,
like Elan is like so ready to be replaced by right,
I know what you want to you don't. You don't
have any wish for your own authority here and has.
Speaker 1: Children and all of his children, he has like a
goad jillion children. They're gonna be left here, and I
just he shouldn't be so thrilled to move forward with
this with the notion that maybe they won't be friendly.
I don't know, it just doesn't seem seems a little
counterintuitive to me. I just thought i'd put it out
there some to think about, and maybe we should be,
you know, having a plan B for the whole AI thing.
It's just me, That's just me. You Yeah, okay, you guys,
We're gonna get to some superstickers. Let's see. Somebody said
that house was awesome. Other people have seen that show apparently.
Speaker 2: Smart in my elementary school.
Speaker 1: Okay, I do not know anything about that show. Okay,
So Marcy Paralas, good morning, Dais and Karan. Hope you
have a wonderful day. Thanks for helping out. Karen. We've
loved having you here much love. Yeah, Karina is awesome.
We totally appreciate her.
Speaker 2: Are an arm.
Speaker 1: If you want to see the result of socialist healthcare,
look at the VA. Do all Americans want the DMV
running the hospitals? Socialism fails every time. Just look at Venezuela,
look at their countries. I mean, my god, it's never
worked ever, Ed Ferguson. When veterans in Canada call their
mental health helplind they were offered assisted on aliving as
an option. Teresa Rumundo, I think the Democrats forgot that
they could be used as leverage too. Don't any of
these people think if you put people back to work
that some Americans are getting some guarantee of health care. Yes, Teresa,
Connie remember what Nancy Flussi said about the healthcare bill.
We have to pass the bill so we can see
what's in it. Happy Monday. Yes, we all remember Connie
j City ten the better film Basic Instinct or Gone Girl,
Basic Instinct Ja City ten. You guys, you're Milea Jumevaria.
But I'm going to go with Basic INSTI Sharon Stone,
I mean, she was pretty awesome.
Speaker 2: I haven't seen it. I haven't seen it.
Speaker 1: You have to see Basic Instinct. It's so good, so good.
She's such a good psycho.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Aaron Kreeger. Kreeger, I'm sorry, Aaron Kreeger. I don't know
about living off the rack. I live off the pile
of clothes on the chair in the corner of my bedroom, right,
Michelle Obama And as we are not the same, that's true,
Teresa Raymundo. The House Floor brought to you by Jasmine
Krocken and aoc Elhana Omar Aana Presley, et cetera, et cetera,
et cetera. Yes, Teresa, Unfortunately, Terry oh Gosh Celeski, I
think that's how we pronounce it. Have to hold parents
liable for this behavior pipe out of their kids financially,
the teacher you'll sue for damages. Yeah, I feel like
parents needed to start being held a little bit accountable
for the actions of their children. Like I, the whole
thing is so disheartening because I just can't imagine I
would be so embarrassed if that were my kids. So embarrassed.
Brian Brumley AJ, It was actually a good segue from
feeding babies to bras. You're becoming a pro without trying.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 1: One doesn't like no, one doesn't like mock Brian. Nobody
thereesa Raymundo. My father's an immigrant, and he served the
country and he became naturalized legally. He would have wanted
illegal immigrants gone, and so do I. Right, especially I
would imagine especially those people who came here and did
it legally and went through all those hoops, and it
took them years to do it. They spent money, they
spent time, they spent energy, and then it's like waiting
for hours in a line to get off the highway
and somebody cuts right in front of you. You hate
that person. That's like, that's exactly what it is. Probably
not the best metaphor, but you know close, Big Texts.
Just look up Red Seat Ventures and you'll see that
Megan and Tucker and others are all controlled by the
same company. They are being astroturfed as independent media. Very interesting,
Big Techs. Yeah, we should all look that up Red
Seat Ventures. Ournerm to say that Nick fuent Days is
the modern day David Duke is to insult David Duke,
maybe the modern day Bill Ricchio? Am I pronouncing that right? Ricchio?
Big Text? Megan probably signed a non disparaged contract with
Tucker when she joined Red Seat Ventures with Tucker, she
isn't being honest about conflict of interest. This is very interesting.
I want to know who funds Red Seat Ventures and
I will look into that today. So thank you for
putting that out there, Big Text. We appreciate it, and
you guys, we're going to bring it in. We're bringing
it in. Karenn loves the hugs. She's going to do
a side hug. She's doing a side hug right now.
You guys, everybody have a fantastic money and we will
talk to you tomorrow. By y'all,