Speaker 1: If you've got like idiots out there running around being,
you know, mad at people for being rich, maybe don't
highlight and excel spreadsheet with all of their names on it.
Speaker 2: This whole story is just so bizarre to me.
Speaker 1: Does he not see how we target this is?
Speaker 2: He doesn't because he's a puppet sheer projection and gaslighting.
Good morning, everybody, greeting, salutations. Hello, how are we?
Speaker 1: We are well? We are well. It is Tuesday, and
today is the day that Lindsey Graham will have the
There will be a funeral memorial service for Lindsey Graham,
and so I'm sure that there will be some stuff
about that to cover tomorrow. I don't know what time
it's happening, but I know it's happening today.
Speaker 3: I just I'm just.
Speaker 2: Curious, do we do that for all senators?
Speaker 4: Do we do that?
Speaker 1: I mean, there's some sort of a survey. What do
you mean, do what exactly?
Speaker 2: There's going to be like Fox is covering it and
they're like they've been advertising how it's going to be
like the memorial of Lindsay Graham and blood and honoring him,
and which I listen, I'm I think that's great, But
I'm just asking a question. I do like we do
we do that for all senators? Or or is he special?
I feel like he's like maybe.
Speaker 1: I feel like we kind of do that. I just
can't remember the last time anyone.
Speaker 2: Died in the site, Like, yeah, I don't That's why
I'm asking.
Speaker 1: I mean, didn't they do something? It was it was Feinstein, right, Like,
didn't they do something similar for her?
Speaker 2: I don't remember. I don't remember either. Perhaps I remember,
like you know, like, of course, yes, Lene said yes,
if they die in term, Okay, I'm just I'm okay, Yeah,
that's right.
Speaker 1: That's R.
Speaker 2: McCain. Of course. Obviously there was a lot of coverage
for McCain.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yes, so that makes sense. If they're like actually
in the midst of a term, then that makes all
kinds of sense. Anyway, we'll be looking for that, so
that will be happening. I know yesterday we spent some
time on the Fauci files. His diary, of course, is
now public. You wouldn't know that if you only pay
attention to like regular news, because you're not covering WAPO, MSNBC, ABC, NBC,
none of them are covering it. CBS did cover it,
Fox has been covering it. But you cannot rely on
the mainstream media for coverage of something this consequential. And
it is consequential, right because Yeah, And here's how I've
made peace, sort of. I mean, I will not have
peace unless this guy goes to jail, asking I think
jail is too good for him. Jail is actually a
little too good for him. Yeah, But here is how
I've made sort of a little bit of peace with
the fact that there may not be the consequences that
we want for him. And that is that you can
tell just from reading his diary and we'll have a
couple more excerpts to share with you in a second,
but you can tell from it that he cares deeply
about his glory, his reputation, his fame, his celebrity, and
now he he has to live with the fact that
that that we know him, that now everybody can see
him for the fame whore that he is, So he's
not going to be looked at as this heroic guy,
you know what I mean. Yeah, Yeah, and gives me
great satisfaction.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, I think we all know he was
so good at giving up medical advice that he needed
a pardon from it. I think we all knew when
that happened. It's like, why would you give somebody a
pardon if they didn't do anything wrong? He did everything wrong.
That guy lied to the American people. He lied, He
lied under oath. He just as a total freaking narcissistic
psychopath liar is what he is. And so many people died,
so many people lost their businesses.
Speaker 5: People.
Speaker 2: I mean, you guys, remember what it was like in
the spring of what was it, twenty twenty? Remember what
life was like? I mean, people forget because they're displaced
from it, right, I'm I hold grudges, so I mean
I didn't forget. It's just an eleven hundred pages, is
what they've uncovered of this guy basically fawning all over himself, right,
absolute psychopath, and.
Speaker 1: The things that he loved the most are the things
that will never happen again and that have been completely
tarnished by everything he wrote and the exposure of those things.
So that does make me feel a little bit better,
because he's going to have to end his days knowing
that people don't look at him as the Big Savior,
as the man of science anymore. That we see him back.
Speaker 2: Well, a lot of us didn't look at him that
way ever, but we all kind of knew. I had
friends that were like, oh my god, bat, she's so great.
Speaker 1: Remember the dances and like all of the the Colbert
like the vaccine dance. I mean, it was disgusting. And
he's the one that is reminding us that there were bibbleheads.
There were all of us. There was so much praise.
There were all the celebrities, you know, fawning all over him,
and he documented every single instant. So, for example, another
thing that was in the diaries was his recounting of
his meeting with Julia Roberts the reason for my name
today and so he wrote, had a wonderful Instagram discussion
organized by the One campaign with Julia Roberts. She was
absolutely fabulous. She embarrassed me somewhat when I sat down
in the chair and appeared on the screen through zoom.
She put her hands in front of her mouth and said,
oh my god, it's doctor Fauci, He's here. I cannot
Then she went on to say that I was her
personal hero and how happy do have this conversation with me.
We discussed COVID and this potential impact on the developing world.
I told her we have a moral responsibility to help
and also we have enlightened self interest in that if
the outbreak continues in the developing world, it'll always be
a threat to the rest of the world. Also, we
discussed the importance of including the developing world in the
vaccine trials and accessibility of vaccines. She was totally down
to earth, great experience.
Speaker 2: Naturally you would discuss this with party woman. I mean,
it's it's just the most ridiculous thing. He actually the
Lablik theory. He knew that that was credible from the
very beginning, and then he lied. You guys, I hate
this guy.
Speaker 1: I freaking hate him.
Speaker 2: He's just a psychopath and he and we put him
he was interested. He lied to the president, and that
he lied to all of us about health. Like this
is why people and I look at listen, the weirdos
that follow Candace and a lot of people in our
country were so affected by that that they everything is
a conspiracy, right, because I mean, like he got away
with it, and then what's and he I don't know.
I look at this now and I think he may
still get away with it. I need to see something
happen to this guy. I need to see some justice
and so.
Speaker 1: Either it'll be very interesting to watch his hearing tomorrow.
He will be on He'll be grilled about all of
this stuff tomorrow. So I will be very curious, O,
my god, him respond to questions about it. But this
Julia Roberts meeting now, the video is being resurfaced of
that exact moment of that exact Instagram discussion that he described,
and it is as described. Here is that moment where
she was like.
Speaker 6: Rad that we have maybe the coolest man on the
planet right now. Wow, And there's the room. This is intense.
Any does anybody else?
Speaker 2: I can't Oh, good morning, good morning.
Speaker 1: Oh this is such a thrill.
Speaker 2: How are you pretty good?
Speaker 7: I guess you know.
Speaker 1: It's a little bit like running on fumes for a
couple of months.
Speaker 6: But I would imagine this is a thrill for me
because you truly have emerged as a personal hero for me,
and you've been this true north, I think for a
lot of people, and it's so deeply, deeply appreciated. So
just to have this little corner of your time for
us is such a joy.
Speaker 7: So thank you.
Speaker 5: It's my pleasure to be with you, miss Robinson, and
thank you for doing this.
Speaker 2: It's very important.
Speaker 6: Golly, you're you're really like my personal hero right now.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I just it's nauset. It's so hard
for me to watch, like, you know, if Pretty Woman
comes on. I used to like that movie, right, I
mean in the eighties, we all eighties nineties we like
that movie. And now I just cannot stand these people.
It's so hard for me, like to watch them and go,
I'm contributing to their it's like their success and their
money making. But I just it's hard for me to
watch these people now because I'm like, you have pathetic
recharge Julia Roberts like, what are you doing? It's like
he's so sexy guys, right, okay, what.
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Speaker 1: All right, So back to Fauci. He also fonned and
enjoyed the fawning of Barber streisand which somehow is just
funny to me if you engad his tweet or not
his tweet, but this extra from his diary entry.
Speaker 2: Had a great call with Barber streisand she called my
seal at six o five pm. It's so exact. She
has recently had zoster with lesion on hip buttock. Okay,
so like.
Speaker 1: I don't need to know that, but is that?
Speaker 2: What is that is that? It's like, okay, she has
posts zoster neurasia down her leg, but the primary legion
has healed. She wanted to if it was okay to
get the mRNA vaccine. I told her yes. We then
started discussing life in general. I told her that I
work listening to her songs on Alexa. She really did
not know what Alexa was. I accidentally but called her
later in the evening and she said that she was
going to call me anyway. So she wanted to know
if there was any difference between the Maderna and Pizer product.
I told her none. I then explained to her more
about Alexa. I brought the phone over to Alexa and
asked to play songs by Barbaris Streisan. When the song
came on loud and clear, she started laughing and.
Speaker 1: Absolutely loved it. This is the stuff he wrote.
Speaker 2: He's literally an eleven year old girl, like and my
daughter never acted like this, seriously like he is. He is.
He is a teenage freaking girl. He's a middle school girl.
Speaker 6: What a loser.
Speaker 1: This it's so embarrassing. And apparently, you know, as things
became tense between him and Trump and between him and
just the entire administration, he was still there was still
some level of coordination and cooperation whenever he was going
to do a TV hit of some sort, and he
apparently wanted to go on CNN I think it was
with Wolf Blitzer and was told no, you don't need
to do that, and he was very upset by it
and had a theory about why that happened. And you guys, again,
just the absolute narcissism, so he said. John told me
that CDC complained to Bill Hall and HHS that I
was getting all of the publicity on an issue influenza
tracking that they considered was their issue. I don't know
who at CDC did this. It could be anyone from
Tom Freeden. I doubt this to more likely Tom Skinner,
a CDCPR person. In any event, has nothing to do
with my use of the word epidemic on Wolf Blitzer's show,
and everything to do with pure jealousy that I am
a rock star stealing the thunder this guy.
Speaker 2: This guy is a loon, and everybody was like, oh yeah,
I'm gonna do what he says. I'm gonna do everything
he said, having a mascot and like get eighteen boosters.
Speaker 1: Wow. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I just also, I don't know if you have this
or not. RFK talked about him. Okay, there is a
little known federal law that says you can't give an
emergency use authorization to a vaccine if there's any medication
that's approved for any purpose that has shown effective against
the target disease. So he's got some splaining to do tomorrow,
because seriously, there was a they call it a two
hundred billion dollar enterprise with this vax stuff. It's I
didn't take it. I don't know. And I was in
that industry and they were like that whole time. I
was like, this doesn't feel right. Something is wrong. I
don't want my daughter being exposed to this. I don't
want it. And so I know a lot of people
were like that, and we were ostracized, like we were
demonized for being anti vax during that time, which I've
never been anti vax, but that particular vax I was
again and I'm like, I'm not doing it. And you
I remember walking into my husband's office because at that
time he was still in pharma, and like in order
to go into the building, we had to be vaccinated.
I was like, this is insane. I'm not doing this.
And so there were so many times during that period
of time where people would look down on the people
that didn't want the vaccine.
Speaker 1: He knew I was coming straight from the top, especially
once Biden was elected. A use that term loosely, but
you guys remember that like summer of death is coming. Yeah,
all of the our winners living and all.
Speaker 2: That's exactly. And then anybody who went against Fauci he
tried to take down. It was like the repercussions of
that for doctors just asking questions when that is science,
you're supposed to ask questions. He was like, I'm going
to destroy that person, and they and the media was
happy to help him. Celebrities were happy to help him.
It's inexcusable, it's unforgivable, and the guy needs to pay.
Speaker 1: Governor DeSantis had some things to say. He said Fauci
was lionized by the legacy media, which made him the
de facto COVID oracle. The more Fauci advocated for restrictions
and lockdowns, and the more he criticized states like Florida
and Georgia that spurned his edicts, the more the media
would treat him as a saint. Fauci's increasingly hysterical approach
to COVID fueled this adulatory coverage, which in turn fueled
his vanity. It was a vicious title.
Speaker 2: He is and he is all God, he's the most vain,
narcissistic wh Yeah.
Speaker 1: And we I don't think we really even had a
good understanding of how much that was true until these
diaries came out, right exactly, I don't know what took
so long for them to come out. I don't I
genuinely have no idea what that process was or why
we're only just seeing them now. I don't get it.
Speaker 2: I don't get it either, And I also don't get
how he did it, Like he was actually writing every
day about how awesome he was.
Speaker 1: Right, who does that? Who?
Speaker 5: Much?
Speaker 1: Like?
Speaker 2: Again, teenage girls don't even do that. It's crazy, you guys,
he is.
Speaker 1: He's crazy, My god. All right, moving on, we've had
another sign of life from Mitch McConnell. And oh, of
course people don't believe it because it's a still photo
and sort of a statement from him that he made.
So this photo was released and he said that he's
still working hard to get back to my full schedule
of work in the Senate and in Kentucky, keeping up
with intense pt per my doctor's orders. Unfortunately, that means
I won't be able to make it Fancy Farm, Kentucky
to Saturday. It's no place I'd rather be on the
first Saturday in August than with the good people of
Western Kentucky feasting on pork and mutton. When I first
attended forty two years ago, Fancy Farm was a pretty
lonely place to be a Republican. But my, how times
have changed. Today, Western Kentucky is a conservative Republican sea
of red. So I hate that I'll miss the fun
this year, but I'm sending my best wishes to the
Saint Jerome community for a successful picnic. As always, pre shait,
You're continued well wishes, and I'm looking forward to getting
back to the Senate and Kentucky soon.
Speaker 2: I mean, do we really think that he said all
these things or did a pr team?
Speaker 1: I have no idea what to make of that. I
can tell you that most conspirat conspiratorial folks out there
don't buy this for a second, and that's why we
continue to see AI versions of this photo totally like
this one. I mean, I'm gonna mute it just so
we don't give the cut. But look at how good
this AI is.
Speaker 7: Guys.
Speaker 2: It's so, oh my god, it's so ridiculous, Like it's fine.
Punch me in the stomach. It's fine, I can say fine.
I guess that is so terrifying because because it looks real,
is AI is scary? Now you guys, it's like punching
me and that's how you punch it too. He'd be like,
I'm afraid of me.
Speaker 1: I can't anyway, So that is uh, that's where we
are with your update. There you go. Also, Trump continues
to be very busy on his Twitter machine, and so
too is the official White House account. So they took
time yesterday to respond to Domino's Pizza of all things,
because Dominoes said what starts with D and never disappoints,
And the White House posted a picture of Trump saying,
we know a guy.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, there's social media.
Speaker 1: People are awesome, right, I love that, I absolutely love it.
Speaker 8: Right.
Speaker 1: And Trump also continues to play off of that, this idea,
this trolling that he keeps doing, of running for twenty
twenty eight, you know, with the whole Trump twenty twenty
eight hat that everybody's freaking out about. And so he
posted this whoops, he posted this meme on his true
social of the famous level just losing their minds over
a Trump twenty twenty eight mug.
Speaker 2: Absolutely favorite. Just keep trolling, man, I love it.
Speaker 1: And there's nothing better than when Trump genuinely laughs. And
it doesn't happen very often, you guys, at least not
that I've sammy. He smiles a lot, but he doesn't
you don't really see him laugh like a gofall. Yeah,
like a good belly guffaw right, and uh, he was
at he was in. He did a rally in Michigan
yesterday and one of the folks who was talking about
him made a joke about his next two years in
office or maybe it won't be just two years. And
watch Trump's reaction because it's like, super cute how we left.
Speaker 8: So the final two years of this present, maybe final
two years of this present will be so memorable.
Speaker 4: Cute.
Speaker 2: I was really cute, he laughed. It was cute.
Speaker 1: I mean, because you just don't see you very often,
you guys.
Speaker 2: So I liked it.
Speaker 1: I liked it. Trump also tweeted on his true social
or retweeted, I should say an article from the New
York Post that someone else had posted, and it's about
Tucker Carlson and Sir Wayne Allen Root tweeted, this man
caught a case of Jew derangement syndrome. It led him
down a dark, destructive path, A conservative patriot hero who
destroyed his life and committed career suicide. Never seen this before.
It's tragic, And Donald Trump reposted that. Okay, well, now,
if you if you look at the actual article, there's
a line from it that is also very interesting about JD. Vance.
And so this quote comes from the New York Post.
It says, laughably, Tucker Carlson says he feels sorry for
his old friend VP JD Vance stuck serving under President Trump.
In fact, Vance deserves for his prolonged efforts to woo
Carlson back into reality.
Speaker 2: Yeah, is his son like still working for JD I haven't. Okay,
he's gone. He's been gone for a few months. Buckley
Junior or whatever his name is.
Speaker 1: They're all named.
Speaker 2: Book or Tucker or something.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, no he's not.
Speaker 1: And so Jeremy boring on his show. I can't remember
who the guest was. It's actually an old mentor of JD.
Vance's Darrer. I think Rod Drer may be his name.
In any case, Jeremy is the one that I want
to focus on for a second because he talked about
Tucker and the relationship that Tucker has with J D
saying that it is highly problematic, which we have also said.
Speaker 9: Here's Jeremy, his relationship with Tucker Carlson is very troubling.
Tucker Carlson is one of the true uh malign forces
operating in American public life. You know, Tucker in gauges
in rhetorical manipulation at a scale that I haven't ever
really seen, demagogery at a scale that I haven't really
seen in a broadcaster in my lifetime. He has a
very clear agenda, a deep hatred of the Jews in Israel.
I don't think that he always had a deep patriod
of the Jews in Israel, but it has certainly become unavoidable.
You know, if you pull up the last one hundred
episodes of Tucker's show, you're going to struggle to find
ten of them that aren't on the like headline on
questions of American sport for Israel or or historical Judaism.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and then he'll claim I'm not an anti sem
I know it's ridiculous, would you say that about me?
Speaker 1: And then he'll do the crazy laugh that one, that one.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: Need to do that.
Speaker 2: What are you doing?
Speaker 1: You should do that. It just takes one of these,
just like a little click.
Speaker 2: That's it. And tell your friends please?
Speaker 1: Why would you not tell your friends? Tell them? We
have been mocking relentlessly the Tate brothers, and particularly Andrew Tate,
who is very unhappy with his situation in prison right
now as he awaits extradition to the UK, and he
is tweeting a lot somehow through his team, I guess,
and he is still complaining about his conditions. Here's what
he said yesterday, day nine in special housing unit. This
is punitive housing for people who murder their cellmates. No commissary,
no phone calls, no yard time. I'm the worst possible
conditions the US government provides to terrorists and psychopaths. I
am an innocent until proven guilty, extradition detainee. I'm wanted
by a foreign state. I am an American citizen. Why
am I here?
Speaker 2: Well, I'm sure they're going to tell you with all
the charges. If you don't know what your charges are yet, then.
Speaker 1: You should get a different lawyer, Helen.
Speaker 2: Maybe. Yeah, Why am I here? You probably probably should
know that by now in day nine.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, and he is relying on the support from
his many followers, and there was one that showed up yesterday.
So according to Gadget, he said, a massive crowd has
formed outside the detention center holding Andrew and Tristan Tate
to protest the brother's potential extradition. And by that I
mean a single Tait fanboy holding a piece of cardboard exactly.
Speaker 2: Why are you gay? I love them? I love them,
you guys.
Speaker 1: And so there was an older clip because remember that
they also served time in a Romanian prison for some
point until they were like locked down in their own
home in Romania. So they did spend some time in prison.
I can't remember how long. But once they got out
of that prison, Pierce Morgan had Andrew Tate on his
show and asked him if he ever got emotional about
being stuck in a prison cell. And this interview just
cracked me up because of the very end, because Tate
doesn't want to say that he cried, even though he did.
Speaker 2: He did, he cried, and so this entire clip was
just hilarious to me.
Speaker 10: Did you get emotional? Did you shed tears in your sell.
Speaker 11: I'm an emotional man. I think I think men are
hyper emotional. We just have to control it. I was
extremely busy inside of my jail cell. I had lots
of push ups to do. I was very concerned about
the people on the outside. I was trying my best
to get out. It's difficult for me to answer the
question because it was an interesting frame of mind. He cried,
there were tears that ran down my face, but I
did not CRY's crying.
Speaker 10: I would disagree.
Speaker 1: You missed it. Did you hear? Did you hear that
whole last exchange? Yeah, that was my favorite part.
Speaker 2: I disagree crying, And he says, I disagree. How can
you just are you have tears coming out of your
face because of an emotional response that's crying? You ignorance slot.
I cannot like this guy is. And he didn't hit
his glasses on the whole time because he doesn't want
you to see his real eyes. And the fact that
he probably is crying about what a phony This guy
is ridiculous.
Speaker 1: So I don't know what shenanigans. You know, his lawyers
are trying to pull in terms of getting them out
on bail, which is not going to happen. I've never
I can't even fathom worse flight risk than the Tate
Brothers give the access to resources that they have, and
so as of now they are going to be attending
their detention hearing, which is happening on August thirteenth, and
until then they will remain exactly where they are. So
cry a little harder, Tape Brothers, Yeah.
Speaker 2: Cry harder. I wonder if they let them wear those
really like tight tight shirts in prison.
Speaker 1: I think there's a pre form. Pretty sure there's a
different kind of uniform that probably has.
Speaker 2: Him advice so upset too, I'm sure.
Speaker 1: So yesterday we made fun of Hailey Stevens, who is
one of the Democrat primary candidates for Senate in the
state of Michigan. And how can you not write, I mean,
she's such a quintessential cartoon character. And she had her debate,
her primary debate with Abdul l say Ed yesterday, and
before we play a clip of that of her from that,
there was a side by side that someone put together
of her before and after voice because people are now
accusing her of being able to talk perfectly normal and
not sound like the cast role.
Speaker 2: Point and like she ate helium too.
Speaker 1: Right, and so it's very subtle. I mean, I don't
think it's as drastic of a before and after as
maybe people were expecting, but it is. It's definite. There's
a definite difference. So you'll see Bush.
Speaker 12: Site Intelligence judiciary are going to be taking up those
matters through hearings and different investigations, and those committees are
going to do their work. And I am laser focused
on my committees of jurisdiction.
Speaker 1: I worked really hard to get.
Speaker 12: On those committees for Michigan and for my constituents.
Speaker 13: That you know who I sound like.
Speaker 1: I sound like the people who I talk to.
Speaker 13: In Michigan who are getting shrewed right now by Donald Trump. Okay,
and I'm telling you, I'm at.
Speaker 1: The fish frying Detroit.
Speaker 13: It's a joyous day, and the gails two minutes into
the conversation, what are we gonna do about our utility bill?
And so I sound like the people who I'm trying
to fight for. And I can't campaign right now because
I'm in a government building, but I am fighting for Michigan.
Speaker 1: Her voice is so it's so grating. Has changed, Like
when she wants to seem normal. It's there's a whole
different expression to her face.
Speaker 2: Right, they're all code switchers. This is what they do.
Democrats just do this, right. She just she sounds like
my stepmother, you know, but only like but castirolely. You know,
it's just so irritated.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So the debate was televised on some local Fox
station in Michigan, and I saw a poll afterwards that
like it was ninety plus percent people thought that L.
Sied won the debate handily. And he's very not scripted.
But what's the word like not prepared because I don't
want it to have a positive connotation. He's very well prepped.
I'll put it that way, like he's been well trained.
Essential politician, you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, he knows he's a mock. He's a doctor.
He's a medical doctor. Didn't you know that he's owner's
I mean, the guy is such a liar, he's such
he never ever he has a degree, I guess, but
he never went through residency. He and then he still
calls himself a physician, Like stop it, dude, it's here
as much of a doctor as doctor Jill is. Just stop.
Speaker 1: So I don't have any clips of him, because that
should be all all you need. Right, just know that
every answer he gave was just very very politician y,
she pointed. And I thought that this was a good
strategy on her part. She pointed out the fact that
he wants celebrity and that's what his whole campaign is about.
And here are the receipts that she gave.
Speaker 4: And look a lot of you remember a duel from
when he first ran for governor in twenty eighteen. It
didn't work out, so he started the podcast, he wrote
the books, and now he's running for Senate and he's
already bought the website for president. You know, it's just
another wrong on the ladder. That's not what this job
is for me.
Speaker 2: That's another smiling one. Look at him with this smile,
as fake smile. Everything is fake about this guy. And
then he also, hey, big, big, big, totally big. And
then he also dehumanized Fetterman and said he wanted him
on a pike. He wanted him like exhibited on a pike.
That didn't call him like an ogre, to call him
an ogre. So he dehumanized him by calling him an ogre.
But it wasn't just the ogre thing he he gave,
he put forth the imagery that he wanted him impaled
on a pike. You got what is that?
Speaker 1: Like?
Speaker 2: That's that's an elevating the discourse for sure. Crazy.
Speaker 1: So it is interesting though that he's already bought a
website of his name for president, Like, dude, calm down,
you know what I mean, Like you're jump You're jumping
a lot of sharks here.
Speaker 2: It is he? Because I think I don't think he is,
because these are the kind of people that democrats support.
I mean, look at mom Donnie. They so many Democrats
left him. They fawn all over that guy. He is
the worst of the worst. And then this AlSi ed, dude,
not any better. He probably is worse than Mom Donnie.
They'll be like, uh, fawning all over him, always so great.
So I don't know.
Speaker 1: It's so funny how like the socialist people want they
want socialism because they have so much wealth. It's just
like Hassan Piker, right, like, yes, so so wealthy. So
it's very easy for him to talk about government, this
government that you know, quality for everyone, all this nonsense
that's just going to result in equal miss for everyone.
Alsa Yet is exactly the same. And it came out
that his financial disclosure showed that he and his wife
own hundreds of thousands of dollars in oversees properties. Of course,
of course, And so when he was asked about this,
what card do you think? He pulls the race cars exactly.
So here's what he said, when confronted about these properties.
Speaker 14: What would you say is the highest valued asset in
your possession?
Speaker 7: Right now?
Speaker 15: I don't know, Like I don't sit here and think
about it, and I'll just tell you that, like people
are going to pay attention to, like just properties that
literally my wife's family inherited later and then put in
there and all of their kids' names and then sold,
and people out here being like, oh well, and I
wonder why they're so focused on foreign properties with somebody
with a name like mine, do you think it might
fit within a well worn tropett?
Speaker 2: Oh my god, again it just shut up with your
racist bullshit. God exhausted by you, just stop for real,
just like them, Donnie. But it works with so many
people who have all the guilt.
Speaker 1: Now, to be honest with you, I have not been
following their race well enough to know what the polling
looks like I don't know who's in the lead. I
just know whoever wins that race is useless, absolutely useless.
And so we'll see. I don't even know when if
somebody's here from Michigan pipe in on when the primary
vote actually is taking place, because I don't know when
that's happening.
Speaker 2: But they're both they're so equally bad, but in different ways.
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly. You sent me this clip the other day
about something that's taking place in Minnesota, which if you're
in Minnesota, you should know about this, especially if you
have kiddos.
Speaker 8: Well, the names of the new transgender dolls that will
reportedly debut this fall in Minnesota classrooms to kids as
young as four. They even include removable genitals. My Gender
Dolls was launched by two professors at the University of
Minnesota Medical School, which reportedly began as a research project
at the taxpayer funded university. The Big Weekend Show reached
out to the university and My Gender Dolls for comment,
but we have not heard back.
Speaker 10: I wonder why, Tommy, you.
Speaker 8: Know this is This is not your father's has burro,
is it now?
Speaker 2: It's created by people who actually teach medical school. Just
let that, so get you guys. This is it's kind
of like the hearings that we saw what a couple
of weeks ago, where they were questioning doctors and they
were like, oh no, you can just pick your you
can just pick whatever do dads you have or don't
have on your body, because that's science. Now, okay, yeah,
all right. It's this is nuts and they are constantly
trying to reach kids with this garbage. Why are they
doing that? It's gross.
Speaker 1: I've seen a whole bunch of different dates on this
Senate primary. Most often I've seen August fourth. I think
that's next Tuesday.
Speaker 2: It is next Tuesday, it is okay, well that would
make sense.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, so I think the primary in Michigan
is next week. We'll obviously be watching that one very
very closely. Savannah Guthrie has released another video message ostensibly
to her mother's kidnappers, like a plea to them directly.
So in case you haven't seen this, I've sped it
up just a tiny bit, but here is Savannah.
Speaker 3: I'm coming on today with a very specific message. It
has been months since our mom was taken from us.
Our family is in agony. We are in a nightmare
that will not end. Nothing about our situation has changed.
We have done our part. We will never stop looking
for her, we will always ache for her and feel
that hole in our hearts. The world can be a
cruel and unforgetting. And I know that you have tried
to do things the right way. So I'm asking you,
begging you to do the right thing. Now, make the
right choice. Help us find her, Tell us where to
look for her. I truly believe it is never too
late to do the right thing. Help us bring this
situation to an end for all of us. No matter
where we've been and what we've done, I believe there
is always a way home. Please make the right choice.
Speaker 2: I just this whole story is just so bizarre to me.
Speaker 1: I just I hope foreclosure for that thing.
Speaker 2: I died too.
Speaker 1: I am.
Speaker 2: I hope for closure too. But like the fact that
they haven't found any like they don't know anything. I
just with all of the advances we have in forensic
science and everything law enforcement, you think that they would
know something at this time now.
Speaker 1: It's so so frustrating.
Speaker 2: It is frustrating.
Speaker 1: But I mean, she's clearly and I read somewhere that
she you know, she scripted that message along with law enforcement,
like it was a deliberate framing, and she's speaking directly
to whoever knows where her mom is, hoping, hoping, hoping
against hope that they do tell her where her mom's
body is so that they can close this chapter, because
the fact that it's open is the worst, worst part,
you know.
Speaker 2: Oh, yeah, it is awful. Yeah, it is all right.
Speaker 1: We're not going to get into the weeds or plann
eclips from this, but you should know that the Biden
tapes that were that he tried desperately to avoid being
publicized have been publicized. And so the Oversight Project released
about seventy hours of audio from Biden's interviews with his ghostwriter.
The ghostwriter responsible for the book promised me Dad. And
these were the same recordings that you may remember Robert
her talking about in twenty twenty four that Democrats got
super mad at because he said, you know, he seemed
like a confused old man, and then everybody freaked out
saying that that was super mean. I've heard several of
the clips, you guys. That was from twenty sixteen. Yeah,
and he was a mess. And not only was he
a mess, he released all kinds of classified information to
the ghostwriter. He broke the law repeatedly, repeatedly. I mean,
this is crazy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's great. They covered up for him, and then
people like Jake Tapper wrote a book afterwards and profited
off of that by saying, oh my god, can you
believe that he was like he was challenged in some way?
We all knew it. They just and they again, you
cannot hate our media enough. They cover this garbage app
They totally covered for him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, and it, man, I mean did he
her was being so over the top kind in his
descriptions of Joe Biden and how confused he was. There
were just like these giant pregnant pauses that would you
had to I wonder what it was like to be
in the room with him where he just would freeze,
you know what I mean, for moments at a time.
Speaker 2: And you're like, he's going to be president, Like I it's,
oh my, it's nuts. And then they have the audacity
to point at Trump and say that he's somehow in
mental decline, right, They.
Speaker 1: Still do that.
Speaker 2: They still are trying to say that sheer projection and
gaslighting always always with these people.
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Speaker 1: So this terror attack that took place in Paris, there
were three women, one who was pregnant, stabbed. One of
them died. They did arrest the suspect and he apparently
has this history of psychiatric hospitalization. Why he's just out
in the world, I have no idea, But there was
no question about the motive because once they caught him,
he said, it's Allah who ordered me to do it, right, surprise. Yeah.
Speaker 2: And it's funny because you don't see a lot of
chatter about this in our mainstream media either, you know,
see them talking about this because it's so inconvenient for them.
Imagine if it was a white dude that did it.
Speaker 1: And worse than it being convenient or inconvenient for them
to talk about it is the fact that now it's
just so commonplace it is you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: They're just like.
Speaker 1: No one, yeah, and we kind of all are that's
the worst part about this. We hear it and we're like,
well there's another one, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: I mean, we used to be that.
Speaker 1: We would feel this stuff, yes deeply, and now it's
just like, well it's another day, So like, who's going
to get attacked today?
Speaker 2: It's case study is New York City. We know what
happened on September eleventh. We saw what happened, and now
people are like, no, it's fine, let's go ahead and
just put a us Akami Muslim into office. That should
work out. They forgot. You do get desensitized and you
do forget, and people are forgetting and the UK is gone. Man,
it is toast. We talked about that as a family
the other day. We all went to coffee and we
were chit chatting about Europe and how I used to
want to go to Europe so bad. I used and
I remember we had a trip plan right before COVID.
We had to cancel it because of COVID. But I,
you know, and I'll probably never go because of this shit.
It's like I just I don't want to go and
it's even our kids who have traveled extensively around the world,
Like all of them are very traveling, you know, they
now are kind of like, I don't really want to
go I don't want to go to London. I don't
want to go to Paris. I don't want to go
to some of these places because it's not what it
used to be fifteen twenty years ago. They have been
taken over and I it will happen here if we
do not start calling it out and we don't reject it.
Speaker 1: Babylon Bee putting out yet another fantastic headline saying groundbreaking
new study finds as Islamophobia may be partially caused by
Muslims killing people all the time.
Speaker 2: Exactly, Yeah, so perfect, and liberal women are the first
ones to go, oh my god, no, they're so great, right.
Speaker 1: So, speaking of New York City, apparently yesterday Mom Donnie's
office posted online all of the people who might be
subject to his new piata tear tax. In other words,
people who have more than one home in New York City.
He wants to like extra, extra, extra tax them. And
Alex Berenson actually tweeted out last week, my mom got
a piata tear tax notice. She has lived full time
in her townhouse for thirty years. She and my dad
bought it for under a million dollars. She has no
other residents. Is New York City not bothering with basic
checking of its own tax lists. She's eighty one and
has three weeks to get her name off the list,
or she owes fifty six thousand dollars thanks Zoron's he
posted a searchable database of wealthy property owners in New
York City.
Speaker 2: How he is a communist.
Speaker 1: And he also you know who was included on that?
Was that ridiculous uh Sex and the city lady of
Cynthia Nixon. Yes, Cynthia Nixon, she's got that list.
Speaker 2: I'm sure she's delighted to pay.
Speaker 1: She's probably like, of course she could have volunteered.
Speaker 2: Of course she could have written a check years ago.
But it took a Kammie Islamist to get into office
that she helped put there, and now she's going to
owe a bunch of money, which I mean, I guess
that's karma. But she probably will be delighted because she's
a white liberal woman and they are the scourge of humanity,
I swear.
Speaker 1: But it also puts a target on a lot of
these rich folks. Yes, Zachs, that is not warranted. And
also it's wrong according to Alex Bearns. And there's people
on it that shouldn't be. So if you've got like
idiots out there running around being, you know, mad at
people for being rich, maybe don't highlight and excel spreadsheet
with all of their names on it. And that's absolutely months.
Speaker 2: On purpose, with purpose, mop, don't you think I mean
to me, it's like a call to violence. You're basically saying,
here are your targets, go after them. I mean that
piece of crap that killed the Healthcare, the United Healthcare,
the the CEO right, whatever his name is. I don't
like giving him airtime, but like he it's basically more
of that, Like these people are being demonized for being
in a capitalist society where they've made money and they've
been successful. I don't I'm not wealthy, but I never
look at wealthy people in a way where I'm like,
oh my god, they shouldn't have what they have, right,
like normal. It's to me, it's like that is the
American way. If you can dream it and like do
it and hustle, good for you go make your bank,
you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Like that?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's the nature of America. It used to be,
at least, and now we've got these freaking Kamis who
are wealthy calling out other wealthy people because they don't
look like them, and they went them to be demonized.
You guys, it's such. It is like old story tale
as old as time. This is what they're doing well.
Speaker 1: And you would think that the tale of socialism is
also old as time enough that people would recognize it
doesn't work, it never ever works. But that is not
stopping mom Donnie from doing it again. He's gonna set
up these free, not free, but thirty percent discounted grocery stores,
which he announced yesterday.
Speaker 5: Today, I am proud to announce a collection of essential
staples that will be predictably thirty percent cheaper at all
five of our city run grocery stores.
Speaker 1: I mean, we've done this before.
Speaker 5: This core set of goods will include all fresh produce, meat,
and seafood, along with twenty other essential items like cheese, milk,
and bread. Here's how it will work. Once a month,
our five city run grocery stores will set prices for
this core set of goods at thirty percent below typical
retail prices, no exception, no gimmicks. The savings will last
for the entire month. That means no weekly fluctuations, nor
stick a shock at the checkout line, not for our
seniors living on fixed incomes, nor for the parents who
rely on a regular supply of apple slices to keep
toddler tantrums at bag.
Speaker 2: I cannot stand this guy. He is such an alum
of coming, I swear, but listen, they're getting what they
what they I mean, he campaign on all of this,
is what I'm saying. So you get the government you
deserve because he's just keeping promises, you guys, that's all
he's doing. He said he was going to go after
the white wealthy people. He's doing that. He can't paign
on universal healthcare and rent freezes and free bus service
and these grocery stores which are ridiculous and they've been
tryed before. I mean, you just need to read a
history book to know that this stuff won't work. But
people were like, yeah, you want it because free shit.
Speaker 1: So a reporter there asked him, like, if you've got
all of this money that you know you're going to
have to expend to create these stores and cover the
rents and do all of these things. Why not why
not just fund use that money to fund already existing
food banks, you know, food services. Why not do that?
And here's how that went.
Speaker 16: It sounds like what you're essentially offering these purveyors of
grocery services is you cover the property tax, you build
out the building, you cover any sort of recurring rent,
but they have to bring in the food discount a
certain amount, high quality of wages. I mean, these are
millions of dollars effectively shuffling back and forth. So I'm wondering,
why not just spend these millions of dollars and give
to agencies like the Campaign against Hunger or City Harvest
or you know, just direct established food programs.
Speaker 5: We see in this city an opportunity to take in
all of the above approach. We are going to continue
to work with incredible partners like the ones that we're
here with today as well as ensure that food pantries
across the five boroughs can flourish. And what we have
seen is that far too often when it comes to
city government's approach to delivering on affordability for groceries, there
have been, there's always been the question of intermediaries, whatever
it may be, and we are excited to deliver directly
to New Yorkers. That lower cost of essential goods.
Speaker 2: Not going to work. They're at other grocery stores. Grocery
Other grocery stores will go out of business because of it,
and then people will have less to choose from and
it'll be shitty and it'll be moldy cheese and bread.
And I guarantee you bacon won't be there either. Why
won't make bacon won't be there at all?
Speaker 1: Yeah, let's talk about some of the outcomes. I actually
just took that first clip that we showed of him
making the announcement and I threw it into groc and
I was like, Hey, what's going to be the logical
outcome of this? And the answer was very simple. Higher
taxpayer costs, limited and uneven consumer savings, market distortions favoring
the subsidized stores, un limited long term impact on overall
grocery affordability. Why not just do this for cars?
Speaker 16: Like?
Speaker 1: Why not just take what I not just have like
five car dealerships where cars are thirty percent less? Does
he not see how retarded.
Speaker 2: This is he doesn't because he's a puppet. He held
my place there. He is a puppet. And it's like,
this is you guys.
Speaker 1: We are I don't.
Speaker 2: We're being taken over. It's like, I don't, this is
I know. People are like, oh, it's just New York City.
It's not just New York City. Like this is the
kind of stuff that permeates and takes over. I hope
everybody is getting off their ass for the midterms and
going and voting against this, and Republicans, the GOP conservatives
need to be calling this out and saying this is
the Democrat Party. Now, this is what you're fighting. You're
fighting communism mixed with Islamism that is so destructive. And
if we can't get that right as a pr campaign
from the GOP, then we're we're doomed. If I don't
see like some people going, a lot of people getting
up and rising up against the stuff in the midterms,
then I'm going to to be very disillusioned, MA, because
this is yeah, it is here. People are like, Oh,
it's just happening over in the UK. No, it's not
happening in the UK. It is happening in the biggest
city in America. This guy is doing it.
Speaker 1: He's doing there are there are some people that are
disillusioned by his leadership already, and specifically, there are families
of the nine to eleven fallen who absolutely want him
nowhere near this year's remembrance. The you know how they
do like the reading of the names every year on
nine to eleven, and at this one, which is the
twenty fifth year, right, is that right? No?
Speaker 2: Why would they want him there?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Is it twenty yeah? I think it is, yeah, at
the year of Mary.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah. And so there's now a petition that has been
started by you know, anybody that's willing to sign it,
pleading with him, stay away. We don't want you at
this memorial service. And a reporter asked him about that, like,
how are you how do you respond to all of
the families and the people that don't want you anywhere
near them? And this is what he said.
Speaker 17: People who are survivors of nine to eleven are calling
on you not to go to nine to eleven memorial services.
I wonder how you feel about the fact that they're
trying to keep you away.
Speaker 5: I will proudly honor the families the survivors, the first
responders forever impacted by that horrific terror attack. By standing
alongside them at this year's nine to eleven commemoration piece
of shait, we affirming it, we will never forget the
Solemn Day film by all of us who call this
city home, and frankly, by all of us who call
this country home.
Speaker 1: They don't want you, and that is the point. And
so now there's nearly ten thousand signatures so far. The
petition was drafted by someone who did lose a family member.
On nine to eleven, Patricia Heaton retweeted it, saying, keep going,
New Yorkers, keep signing off because they're trying to send
a message that he clearly just doesn't care about. He
doesn't care.
Speaker 2: That's so performative. It's all acting, because that's what he does.
This guy is an actor by trade, that's what he is.
So he's just like, oh, yeah, I'm going to be
there to support them. You don't give a crap about
these people. In fact, you were probably delighted about that.
Speaker 1: Nobody wants you there, want you right God, speaking of
performers and honestly performers that I had completely forgotten all
about you guys remember Boy George comic coma Kama Coma
Coma com Yeah.
Speaker 2: I actually told my daughter the other day because she
saw something about him, and I was like, I think
he was like one of the first like major cross
dressers of our time. You know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Is that right?
Speaker 2: Well think about it, Like who else did that?
Speaker 5: Like?
Speaker 1: I mean there was if you think about Bowie, I
mean there were so many people, a lot of it.
Speaker 2: Well there was a lot of and like Bowie was
more androgynous, but because he was a dude too, he
didn't just dress like but Boy George was like always
dressed like he wanted to be sort of womanly, you
know what I mean.
Speaker 1: He was like in a class by himself. I don't
know that it was like a woman and he had
the big white, weird oversize. I don't know that I
would have described that as womanly.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, believe me, it wasn't good. But I mean
he was very feminine. He kind of came across as
very effeminate, you know.
Speaker 1: Definitely, definitely, but he still continues to be a thing
and he is out there saying the right stuff. You guys.
This is a quote from Boy George he said, hating Israel,
excuse me, is very fashionable right now. But I've always
said fashion is for the week, while style belongs to
the brave and the strong. And he has released a
new song called We Will Dance Again in honor of
the October seventh victims, and I listened to some of it,
and it's actually not bad, you guys, and I just
we're not going to play it just for copyright purposes,
but I wanted to make sure that everybody knew that
it's out there on X and everywhere I'm sure to
listen to. And so give him some love for, you know,
speaking the truth and avoiding all of the nonsense that
most celebrities fall into, which is being like pro Palestine.
Speaker 2: Right, I think there is great Yeah. I think that
there's a handful of celebrities who understand that this is
rampant anti Semitism. And I'm sure that some of those
people are in fact Jewish, and so they're like probably
terrified by this rise in anti Semitism. So I'm glad
that at least some people are speaking out in like
celebrity circles.
Speaker 1: I know, right, all right, we need to get into
this Shiloh Hendricks case. There wasn't time to talk about
it yesterday because there was so much other stuff going on.
But I'm sure you've heard about the Shiloh Hendrix case.
If you haven't last year, I think it was last April.
April of twenty twenty five, there was an altercation in
a park and Shiloh Hendrix, a mom of a toddler,
was at the park, a playground with her child, and
an eight year old boy with autism apparently who was black,
reached into her bag and took out I don't even
remember what the kid took, but like took something out
of the bag, and she called him the N word.
And that is not okay. And there's nothing about this
conversation that we're about to have in which you should
misunderstand that we have any fondness or affection for Shiloh Hendrix.
She seems kind of like a terrible person, frankly, but
this altercation was made crazy by this weird ass dude
who has a history of his own, which we'll get into,
who said, Hey, what did you call that boy? What
did you call him? And he kept provoking and provoking
and provoking her. Here's a little bit of the altercation
the child. Did you call the child?
Speaker 18: It is my own business you call him?
Speaker 5: Okay, why don't you have the boss to say it
right now? Again? Huk, all right, that's what you say.
Speaker 1: So that's a little bit of what happened. And the
summary then of the story is that she went public.
She was like, that's me. She defended her actions. She
said that the kid had taken her son's stuff, and
then she launched a Givesend Go fundraiser saying that you know,
she was being docked and she was getting threatened, she
was going to have to move. She raised nine hundred
thousand dollars, you guys, nine hundred thousand dollars. And this
sparked this giant debate over free speech and racism and
autism and cancel culture and all of the things. She
was ultimately charged with a misdemeanor on disorderly conduct counts
related to her behavior, in other words, calling the child
the N word and then calling this guy, Omar the
N word. And so that is sort of the summary
of what happened last year and then recently just this
past week, the jury a jury found her guilty and
the specific charges or the specific yeah, the specific convictions.
She was found not guilty on the disorderly conduct count
involving the child, but she was found guilty on the
count involving the guy who was filming her. Yeah, which
is in sane.
Speaker 2: There were and there were two guys. There's one guy.
They're both Somali's one shut there is shar make Omar
is one of them. And then there was another one too,
like one was the father and then one was the
father's friend who was filming all this, and they were
basically I mean, why why are their balloons? There? Don't
need to be ballands. But I I listen, I don't.
I don't like any of that. I don't like anybody
in the story. I don't like anybody here. They're all awful. However,
the state of Minnesota decided to prosecute her based on language,
which is good.
Speaker 1: I have a huge.
Speaker 2: Problem with that. It's a freaking word, okay, Like it's
other people that have said words. People say words to
us all the time. It's like, and it could be
considered hate speech. So I don't think it's right for
them to prosecute her saying a word. This is America, WTF.
Speaker 1: Obviously, huge, huge, backlash. There's a fellow named Daniel Kankannon
who wrote a very good summary about all of this,
particularly as it relates to the camera guy, like the
guy that was provoking her, which is unbelievable. So keep
in mind she was convicted. But please read this. I
know it's a three pageots long, but you have to
read every word.
Speaker 2: Let's take a walk through the American justice system, shall we.
Sharmek Omar is the Somali man who filmed Shiloh Hendrix
in the playground in Minnesota that day in April twenty
twenty five. In January twenty twenty two, he and another
Somali man allegedly spent two days raping an underage foster
care runaway in a trailer, keeping her falsely imprisoned. In
March twenty twenty five, all charges were dismissed in the
interest of justice.
Speaker 10: Of course.
Speaker 2: Can you even oh, I can't even yeah. Weeks later,
in April twenty twenty five, he turned his camera phone
on at the playground after a young Somali thief attempted
the kid. The autistic kid attempted to steal from a
white mom Shiloh Hendrix and began haranguing that white man,
white mom for having said the word the N word.
Omar demanded that Hendrix repeat the word on camera, which
she did four times, while Omar himself said the word
five times in a less than one minute video. Four
long months later, multiple disorderly conduct charges were maliciously brought
against Shiloh Hendrix for the playground incident, in which she
was the only victim and scharmeck Omar was the videographer.
Then last night, Shiloh Hendrix was convicted specifically for saying
the N word to Sharmeke Omar after he demanded she
say it will he himself said it repeatedly. Her sentence
is a one thousand dollars fine and two hundred hours
of community service. By the way, charmeck Omar was never
called to testify in the hendricks chrial, which I also
find really disturbing. But don't worry, that's not all the
justice we have in stored today. Just keep the substance
of Shiloh's crime as well ever sent as well as
her sentence in mind as we move forward. It's word
rewind to April twenty, twenty twenty. That's when sharmk Omar,
a favorite Somali videographer, along with another Somali friend of his,
separate from his alleged co raper, committed a violent assault
in the street. He threw a rocket a car, then
attacked and beat a sixteen year old driver. A bystander
had to intervene, but Omar's accomplice threatened him with a knife.
For this, Sharmek Omar was charged merely with disorderly conduct, yes,
for hurling a deadly weapon at a vehicle than beating
the teenage driver with this criminal pal held while this
criminal pal held off onlookers at knife point. Omar faced
the exact same charged charge as Shiloh Hendrix faced for
saying a word that Omar asked her to say as
she held her child in her arms and fled the
pig playground before Omar could assault her too. I agree
with that. Like Shiloh Hendrix, Sharmek Omar was convicted on
his out of disorderly conduct, but his sentence a two
hundred dollars fine. That's it. That's the entire thing. Yeah,
they got the same, the same thing. So to review
rape an underage foster child for two days allegedly clean
slate purl a deadly weapon at a car and assault
its driver two hundred bucks. Say a word to an
accused rapist, kidnapper, kidnapper, and convicted violent criminal who demands
you say it while saying it himself one thousand dollars
and two hundred hours not to mention international infamy. Could
the anti white standard be any more egregiously in our faces?
Speaker 1: No, it can't, ma'am, it can't. Ridiculous, Yeah, ridiculous. And
by the way, I thought this was an actual you know,
it's a mean picture, but I thought it was an
interesting point. Why in the world, Let me move back.
Why was he Why was a Somalian child rapist at
a playground?
Speaker 2: The great question? Mo, Yeah, and then a dude like
they both have done bad things, but both of these
men and they're there. Not only that, but why aren't
you freaking parenting your kid. I'm sorry that that kid
has autism, but if he's gonna go stealing, he even
said he does that. He walks around and takes things
out of people's bags. This is what he does.
Speaker 1: Maybe doesn't let him do that.
Speaker 2: Maybe don't take him there if he is a thief
based like just because of his autism. Listen, I know
autistic children that are not thieves, But like, if your
kid's a thief, perhaps she shouldn't take him into places
where he's going to commit fevery.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 1: I just watch a kid for crime.
Speaker 2: Maybe watch your freaking kid on the playground.
Speaker 1: That's and the judge in this case was awful because,
as the Post Millennial pointed out, the judge in instructed
jurors about implicit biases that they might have. They didn't
even talk about the First Amendment. And they also said
that the N word could quote provoke a violent reaction
from Somali residents, to which the jury should have said,
who the f cares? This is America.
Speaker 2: They should have, but they don't. And this is another
place that's lost. It's lost based on all of this
just ridiculousness. I do not like the fact that she
said that word. I don't, but she shouldn't have a
different set of circumstances and corrections and judgment than they do.
And that's what's happening. It's like the two tiers of justice.
We've talked about that forever. There's a double standard, and
she was held to a different set of standards than
these other assholes. It's not a fact.
Speaker 1: There was a point that someone on Twitter named Art
made that I thought was important too. He said, watch
the video again with this in mind. Every time that
Shiloh tried to walk away, Omar closed back in and escalated.
He did not stop until she gave him the words
he wanted on camera for his benefit. And think about
what her options were. She's holding an infant. She cannot
fight without setting him down and leaving him exposed. She
can't run at any real speed while carrying him, and
that leaves compliance or retreat. And every time she chose retreat,
he would close the distance again. And so I mean,
can you imagine how she felt like? She probably felt
completely threatened. There's two dudes there who had I mean,
she doesn't know at that time that they've committed crimes allegendary, right,
But like, but if there's two dudes basically coming at you,
and when the kid is not being parented, what I
would be defensive too?
Speaker 2: What I have said? The N word, Probably not, It's
probably not something that I would do. I hate that word.
But she did. And the fact that she's being.
Speaker 1: And you're allowed to is your thing you I hate it.
Speaker 2: But it is allowed, right, I mean, look at listen
to any rap song. It's in there.
Speaker 7: Mm hmm.
Speaker 2: So she was held to a different standard because she's white.
That's a problem. Yep.
Speaker 1: So her lawyer, who's obviously going to appeal and good Win,
I mean on appeal, like it's crazy to me that
this is even a thing. But her lawyer was very,
very upset coming out of the courtroom late at night,
which she also pointed out was super unusual. Here here,
he is.
Speaker 10: What's your reaction to the verdict today.
Speaker 7: I think it's pathetic that they gets sad.
Speaker 10: I think it's sick.
Speaker 7: I think shocked. I've never had a trial where they
keep people. This is a misdemeanor, by the way, untill ten
thirty at night. Never even heard of that one before.
Most courts, most counties, what they do is around four
thirty five o'clock is they say, okay, we're going to
send the jurors home. They got kids, they got families,
they got things to do.
Speaker 10: No, we're keeping them.
Speaker 7: I've never heard of that before, So that alone, I
know this is a thing. I guess Olmstead County they
do this. I thought that was bizarre. But the verdict itself.
Let's make something clear here. Let's make something very clear.
She's acquitted, not guilty, right, not guilty with the child.
The state reads what a five minute victim impact statement
about the child.
Speaker 10: She was acquitted about the child.
Speaker 7: She's convicted on the count involving the cameraman. I believe
this was without any stretch of the imagination. It was
like I was fighting the prosecutor and the judge. He
was like, I'm taking on two parties at the same time,
the judge and the prosecutor.
Speaker 10: Was very bizarre.
Speaker 1: So we're going to appeal it. We will appeal it.
Speaker 2: We have so many appellate issues.
Speaker 7: I don't even know where to begin. This whole thing
is fucking bullshiting. This is a fraud. This is a
fraud upon the community.
Speaker 2: He was mad, and right, that would be mad too,
he because he was fighting a judge. She's basically a
dirty judge.
Speaker 1: Watching implicit biases.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I shot another thing. I just like
to point out, did you see a bunch of white
people take into the streets and thing and freaking out
and burning crap down? Did you? I'm just asking question?
Speaker 1: Disgusting? All right, moving on to another court case. We
promised an update for you on the Candace Owen's Macrone
lawsuit because there was that hearing yesterday and the summary
it's too long to read. We're not going to get
into the weeds. But all that you really need to
know is that there was no decision made. Now, the
good news on that is that her case was not dismissed.
It was not dismissed outright based on whatever her lawyers
were trying to prove or whatever they were trying to
get it dismissed on The judge questioned both sides like
a lot, seemed to favor one or the other at
various different times, but ultimately said okay, I'm going to
take this under advisement. They adjourned the hearing, and that
just means that now the judge can take as long
as he wants to come out with next steps. So
it wasn't a loss, it wasn't a win. It just
is like a continuous and more delays. That's what's happened.
Speaker 2: And it was all done by teleconference like they were
listening by this is all. So how many lawsuits does
she have against her? Can you imagine, ladies, right now
that I know of. I mean, there may be others,
who knows, and there's going to be others. I'm sure
once the Charlie Kirk case is like done, we're done
with that. I would hope that there are going to
be a lot of people that come after her.
Speaker 1: I hope so. But how is she going to explain
the fact that she's trying so desperately to get this
dismissed when just months ago this is what she said
to Tucker who asked her about it.
Speaker 10: So you're not going to try to have the case dismissed.
Speaker 19: I certainly do not want to have the case dismiss
I've never heard we're having you guys.
Speaker 10: I just want to blinger in this for a moment.
Speaker 20: Having been around a lot of lawsuits, I've never heard
anybody sued, particularly this is there's spending a lot of
money on this. I've never heard anybody say I don't
want a well.
Speaker 10: Funded case against me to be dismissed. It's how I.
Speaker 19: Feel, and the reason that I feel that like she
really is because this is so much bigger.
Speaker 1: It's so much bigger much. It's really not because she's
trying to get discussed.
Speaker 2: Right, It's just does does does she have a a penis?
Or does she not? This is the thing, It's not.
This is not deep. This is not that deep and
is but you know, it's just done.
Speaker 1: And I know for everybody that is like, wait, she
never lies, how can this be?
Speaker 2: But I know that's that's the thing. That's why I'm
not surprised by that at all, because both her an
Tucker they lie. It's just constant lies coming out of
the constant And there's.
Speaker 1: Video proof of that. I mean, that's one of the
video proofs. Yeah, that right there, what you just saw.
And also she decided to come up with a new
theory yesterday about Andrew Colvett and his travel. It was
super odd, she said it received a tip from someone
in Andrew Corvette's inner circle that he, along with the
Turning Point in House lawyer plus Cmo Marinaminas are headed
to the White House day. It could certainly be unrelated,
but I would be remiss if I didn't mention that
bb Neat and Yahoo is also slated to land into
d C in a couple of hours. He's slayd Bieber
under the guise of Lindsey Graham's funeral. No You're an
idiot if you think BB comes to America for any
reason other than to dictate instructions on who else must
be murdered for the Empire of Ball to expand you guys.
Speaker 2: That crap crazy.
Speaker 1: So Andrew responded and was like, loll no, can confirm
I am not in DC. Same is true for our
in house lawyer and CMO. While we're at it, Candice
claimed I was in DC on January twenty ninth, meeting
with top brass and that I staged some elaborate pre
record with Cash Ptel, also false. I would check your source, Candace, Oh,
that's right. You don't check your sources, right.
Speaker 2: Her sources are like all of our minions in her
audience that are in a drum jerk, right, It's just
a bunch of loser weirdos.
Speaker 1: So she was glad, I guess for the response, but
wanted more. She said, thanks for the quick response. Not
typical with you guys. Just to confirm, are you not
slated to be at the White House at all this week?
Keep in mind that's not at all what she has
not supported. Now she said, he's there today, He's meeting
there today. Now, all of a sudden she's wanting to
change the narrative a little bit, and Blake Nef was
all over that, saying, sure, I made all that up
from a fake source, but now that you've called me out,
I get to ask whatever I want. Not how this works, Candice,
not at all, how this works?
Speaker 2: So insufferable. I'm so sick of her.
Speaker 1: And she still kept pressing. She said, we may have
become busy, but would be great to get an update.
Response Andrew was, is the TPUSA team slated to meet
in the White House this week, which happens to coincide
with Babie's trip. Marina frank yourself. I'm happy to correct
the record.
Speaker 2: If wrong, I advance. Yeah, she's corrected the record, she
hear step out of her gaping pile, and she never
goes back to correct that record when she is in fact.
Speaker 1: Wrong exactly exactly, And now she's trying to drag other
like people into her investigation. She posted this photo from
September tenth saying did we ever identify these two undercover cops?
Realizing I don't have an idea on them, thanks guys,
and Matt Nuclear was like, if you didn't identify them,
how do you know they're undercover cops. Is that more
of that? I don't know, no, but I know nonsense.
Speaker 2: Because listened because Charlie came to her in a dream,
obviously and told her this is what it is. It's
based on her dreams.
Speaker 1: Speaking of her never correcting the record, Tracy Martin put
out a message to Candace Owens. This was after Candace
continues to say that Tracy Martin was the family source
who spilled all of that juice to the Daily Mail
about Erica, you know, having a tirade against Candace, right,
Candice continues to say.
Speaker 14: This, Candace, the ease and the confidence in which you
lie from a large platform should really be studied.
Speaker 2: One day.
Speaker 14: You know that I was not the source of that
Daily Mail article, as does Daily Mail.
Speaker 2: I've never spoken to anyone from the Daily Mail.
Speaker 14: However, I have emailed them and asked them to please
publicly verify that I was not the source. They know
that as well as you do, and I'll give you
the benefit of the doubt. Let's say someone told you
that I was the source. You have my number, You've
contacted me before, you could have easily asked was this you?
And I would have told you no, and all of
this could have gone away, but you chose to lie
on your platform because you have a content calendar to fill.
Totally get it, totally understand what you're doing. But the
other thing is is that you also lied and said
that I said that we had a nasty conversation on
a phone call back in February. I never said that.
What I said was is that when you were asking
me questions and you found out that the things that
you thought were right were wrong based upon someone who
actually had the truth, you became disregulated and you dropped
the F bomb about four or five times on the
phone call. And that's exactly what happened. That is the facts.
So I would encourage you that if somebody did tell
you that I was the source and that they spoke
to me, I would maybe do your due diligence and
do something about that before you actually post things and
cause this kind of problems, because you and I both
know that's false. And I just hope that the Daily
Mail has an ounce of integrity and will answer the
email and prove that I am not the source without
disclosing who actually is. So we'll see what they do.
Speaker 1: Here's the email, so she posted it. You know, Cannas
is not going to correct the record. It's just not
her style. So but I'm glad that Tracy put out
that message. She needed to do it, and I'm glad
she did.
Speaker 2: It, and I wish she would sue her for defamation.
Just freaking sue her.
Speaker 1: Everybody, see everybody, sue everybody.
Speaker 2: This is the thing I don't understand. And she because
she is perpetually disregulated.
Speaker 1: I love that descriptions so much.
Speaker 2: I know that's because that's her all the time, all
the time time.
Speaker 1: Yes, So we do have a couple of clips from
last night's show to share, just because I saw these
floating around and they were unbelievable, absolutely unbelievable. It's just
more proof of what an utter spawn of Satan Candace
actually is. So the first one is just amusing. It's
a very quick one in which she actually claims credit
for the success of TPUSA.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I can't.
Speaker 19: You remember how Turning Point USA hit the map? It
was actually who gave us the jet fuel? Kanye West
a tweet. I love the way candis Owans think. Suddenly,
Charlie and I are everywhere. People are wondering what is
turning point USA, because I was the communications director, the
attempt to sort of pretend that none of that happened,
that we didn't fight so many battles together and remain
close friends.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 19: That just takes a special kind of individual. So I
would say, Andrew Colevett is a special kind of individual.
Speaker 2: I can't she That was incredible, It really is. She
and doctor Fauci should like write diary entries together.
Speaker 1: Yes, absolutely so. The reason and that we're saying that
she is the spawn of Satan or I'm saying it,
I don't. I don't want to put words in your mouth.
Speaker 2: I think I think she's Satan's bitch. Yes, probably, it's.
Speaker 1: A much better way to describe it. And it's because
she is mocking Erica giving essentially a sermon, and then
she even takes it a step further and mocks the
pastor you guys. It is so disgusting. So first of all,
she mocks the fact that Erica was momentarily away from
her children, as if kandas has any room to talk about.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, she had fourteen nannies exactly exactly.
Speaker 1: And here she is mocking Erica being a godly woman,
which is all she knows how to be, and this
is her reaction a standing ovation here.
Speaker 2: Take a listen.
Speaker 21: It would be so easy for me to just surrender
and give up, so easy. But my kids are watching me.
My kids are watching me, My coworkers are watching me,
my family's watching me. Cloud of witnesses is watching me.
And I will not give up, and neither will you, guys.
Speaker 19: Okay, So, just to the point about your kids watching
you should be watching your kids. It's been kind of
one of the broader points that we make. Their kids
are probably watching you, wondering why you weren't watching them,
project and especially because they don't have a father. There's
no I mean, it's just that makes any sense.
Speaker 2: I cannot, I can't.
Speaker 1: Such awful Shelty.
Speaker 2: The biggest C word. I cannot with her. Yeah, oh
my god. And I listen, and somebody asked the question,
I think it. It bears pointing out she's not said
anything about the Tape Brothers, who are like her buddies. Yeah,
I haven't heard anything. Have you heard anything from her
on this? I haven't not a peep.
Speaker 1: She also just really cruelly insulted Erica on almost every
level in this.
Speaker 19: Clip, this is a new Lene. It's Christianese. These people
speak Christianese, and Vivian Krubrick laid.
Speaker 2: Out Erica right.
Speaker 19: She's not interesting, she's not capable, she's not intelligent. I'm
sorry that people now have to be rude and assert it,
but I have said from the beginning, this is the
Kamala Harris campaign in this institutional power, trying to make
somebody a thing who would not be where they are
on the basis of a pure meritocracy.
Speaker 2: I swear what a she had. She actually is very
anti Christian. You see that a lot, you know, I mean,
you saw it with the whole Dana lash back and forth.
She mocks scripture, she mocks Christianity, and then she claims
to be a Christian. It's the absolute worst.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, she ends almost every show like reading
her fan mail or whatever and constantly saying Christ is king.
And yet the way that she laughed through the clip
that she played of the pastor was so unnervingly demonic,
like this is so awful to make fun of him
in the midst of what he's saying truthfully about Charlie.
It's just so disgusting on every level that I almost
can't believe it. Like I watch it and I can't believe. Wow,
she actually sunk to a new low. Yeah, she went there,
She went there.
Speaker 18: Beware of talking head personalities who pedal conspiracy theories to
their room temperature it audiences in hopes of generating a
few more.
Speaker 2: Clicks and a few more.
Speaker 18: Dollars for their narcissistic pseudo empires. Beware of modern day
Ahabs and Jezebels who sit behind the microphones in air
conditioned studios running their podcasts monetizing tragedy, attempting to depress
the people, divide the movement, and stop us from building
in this unprecedented era of opportunity. See the Left finds
itself in the position it does today because it failed
to properly address the fringe elements of their own party
who now dominate their platform present day.
Speaker 2: I refuse to make the same mistake actual music.
Speaker 18: I refuse to allow the conservative movement to be taken
over by vitriol or jew haters, white nationalists, anti Semites,
or Fox News personalities. What Charlie started, we have the
responsibility to finish.
Speaker 1: The foundation he laid.
Speaker 10: We must build a pond.
Speaker 2: I mean, look their applauding.
Speaker 19: I will applaud I just love the person's strumming, Like,
can you imagine that job. It's like um trying to get that,
Like I don't know that he's a guitar hero right there,
trying to get people to feel the vibes of that.
Speaker 2: It's so cringe, it's so embarrassing.
Speaker 1: I just there's no words for how I mean the
word terrible she is.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of words, so I just I'll try
not to say them. There's a lot of words though,
Yeah she is. It's it's it's demon.
Speaker 1: It's like and then she's going to show up to
like her Catholic church on Sunday and be like like
be bop around.
Speaker 2: I'm such a good Catholic. The power of Christ compels you.
That's what I mean. I she just needs an exorcism.
This chick is off the charts. And when she talks
about eric as kids like I would be like, it's on.
I cannot wait for one of her fifty kids to
write a tell all about her. One day it's gonna happen.
Speaker 1: Yeah, mark my words. You can go back to this
like two market put in this podcast.
Speaker 2: Dang, can you imagine if that were your mother?
Speaker 1: Oh God, I mean just awful, absolutely awful. There are
only I mean, you know, regardless of what church you
belong to, that's just crossing a line. The only pastors
that warrant mockery are the one the ones that are
like that Catherine krik Lady that I showed what a
couple of weeks ago, where she has like actors pretend
that they're passing out. Yeah, it's like that stuff is nonsense,
of course, because it's that is crazy. That's just crazy stuff, right,
But this, like, you don't why would.
Speaker 2: You mock that?
Speaker 1: Especially when he's talking about what Charlie revived people? How
do you make fun of that?
Speaker 2: He's talking about the goodness of her so called friend.
I just I just don't understand that anybody can buy
into this garbage.
Speaker 1: To me, it's like.
Speaker 2: It's like COVID, you know what I mean. All these
people are just so wrapped up in this crap, and
it's like, are you can you think objectively? Can you
just think critically? Look around and look at the things
she's saying about her friend? Yeah, God helped me. I
never want I never want to have a friend like that.
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Speaker 1: Good so good over on locals. Joe Lette said, Minnesota
prim August eleventh. I've been an election No, that's Minnesota.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, yeah, I've.
Speaker 1: Been an election judge for quite a few years, and
I'm taking the day off from work to participate again.
Like you two keep saying, we need everyone to come
out and vy so much more important than you realize
for our party. We realize it, but oh my gosh.
Speaker 2: You got everybody just come out and drugs. It's like
this is a very the most important m hm.
Speaker 1: Judy Henderson said good morning. Last Friday, I sent good
morning America. How are you? Don't you know I'm your
native son. That was the part of the song from
City of New Orleans. Sorry, mock, I thought for sure
you were. You were in my head and would break
out in a song. Your voice is so pretty. Thanks
for starting my day outright every day. I'm sorry I
didn't know that song. You don't know it?
Speaker 2: Yeah I knew.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know who's saying it, but I've heard it.
Speaker 1: Also on Venmo. Gotta get my glasses up for this,
Kelly Wiseman said, for Fauci, put this in your diary,
dear a hole. It is because of you. Michigan and
Pennsylvania had horrible lockdowns and my mother and died alone.
F you and your triple masks. Anyway, all of my
love chicks.
Speaker 2: I mean you guys. Remember when kids weren't allowed to
go to score they had a mask up. I mean
we moved. That was one of the reasons that we
moved to Texas.
Speaker 1: H Molly b said. Zostre is the official name for shingles.
I guess that's more a term for commoners. And Fauci
believed Bab's butt lesion deserved the fancy name.
Speaker 2: The fact that he wrote about her butt. Right, it's
so it's absurd.
Speaker 1: It's so gross. He's so disgusting.
Speaker 2: All right now you okay, let me get over here.
Marcy Prouts, Good morning, Mack and Daisy, Happy Tuesday. Hope
you have a wonderful, blessed day. Much love, Thank you,
Marcy Shelley. I have a gift from Shelley. I'll do
that at the end, right, Miss Shelley said, Hi, Just
everyone who likes the show every day and those who
have subscribed and are sharing with Brent's thank you love y'all.
Speaker 10: We love you, Shelley.
Speaker 2: Judy Flackney A two eight five sixty seven years today?
Am I old?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 2: I survived Fauci good job. Sixty seven is the new
forty seven, Judy, so you're not old. Val Bruder, thank
you for that supersticker, Leah Shallick six p one four
for four. Did you see the video I ran put
out targeting Milania and barn It's pretty scary. Take my
waiting for the missile money balls.
Speaker 1: I god, just all their lego things. Could they keep
putting out more lego songs which to appeal to the idiots?
Speaker 2: Right? And it does? It works? Val Bruder, good morning.
I recently found you ladies via Instagram. I'm technically a boomer,
but identify as Generation Jones. I feel like I'm chatting
with my friends in the morning. And thanks for the
last Thank you, Vowy. Welcome aboard super Nova. I have
several doctor handler appointments this morning. I got to think
in too much about what if they trans me.
Speaker 1: I should probably.
Speaker 2: Quit thinking about it. But crazy things are happening bra anyway.
But Cobra helloopa, thank you, super ne A. Teresa's CTM
retired USN three held to a different standard because she
is white. Isn't that implicit?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I mean I people will say it's reverse racism. It's
just racism. That's just I getting tired of it. Supernova
Candace Owens can continue to drift for funding for her
legal fees from her cult followers since the Macrone case
is still ongoing. Great, just great, Yeah, Supernova Candace Owens
looks like a ghoul.
Speaker 1: I do like, is that what that is? I thought
that was an alien?
Speaker 2: I do, okay, an alien? Maybe it is alien. I
do like her hair braided, though, I think it.
Speaker 1: That's all right. I mean, she's, you know, unfortunately, like
somebody mistook a Remember when the Daily Mail headline came
out about all the things she said about that Erica
allegedly said about her, which we know she didn't, but
one of those things was ugly, and I had retweeted
it saying she is she's one of the ugliest people ever,
and people thought I was talking about her outside, and
I wasn't at all. She's objectively very, very pretty, and
I have had a problem saying that, right, like anybody
that the things I wouldn't admit it is just retarded.
Look she is, of course she's she's pretty, but her
insides are rotten, disgusting, rotten to the core.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, Yeah, it's and that matters, and that makes you ugly,
so our an irm. Oh my god, those kids do
have a father whose legacy Candas owns is attacking daily.
That's right, ourn urm. Do Candas's kids have a father?
Just asking questions? Hook hook balls, It's true. I mean,
I don't know. I guess they have a father. But
this is the thing. She's actually accusing Erica of not
being home with their kids when she is constantly online
and she has four kids. Oh my god, Michelle Macklin
s eight are There are other podcasters claiming Candas was
telling them she hated Charlie before he died. Yeah, well
you can tell she hates him. She absolutely hates Erica.
It's obvious to anybody with the brain. Aaron Kreeger Ozzie update.
Meds are helping and he's feeling a little better, very sleepy,
but tummy issues have improved. Goody okay, And then I
have Shelly bolt On sent me you guys yesterday we
saw the gift she sent you. I got my very chiloopa.
I got a bunch of you guys. This candy is
good too. She sent like the coffee candy, the cappuccino candy.
Obsessed with it. But how much you love my chilut.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, that is the cutest thing.
Speaker 2: How did she how did she find that I don't
even know yet a chloopah and it has my name,
it says it says Amy Joe's personal chiloopa.
Speaker 1: That's amazing.
Speaker 2: I mean it's not just the chiloopa, it's the personalization
of said chiloopa.
Speaker 1: So appreciative.
Speaker 8: Thank you.
Speaker 1: I love it.
Speaker 2: It's gonna get right up on my shelf. I love
it so much. You guys were bringing it in or
bringing it in. Everybody, have the best Tuesday ever.
Speaker 1: We'll talk to you tomorrow.