Speaker 1: Hey, everybody, Good morning, Happy Monday. I'm already on a
killing spree this morning because there's another fly this morning.
I thought I killed him, and then he went into
hiding for five minutes, and then he came out like
thirty seconds before we went on the air, and I
was like, Wow, let me kill that.
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a murder take place. It's gonna be awesome.
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much killing this thing is done. So much killing, you
can tell I live in a ranch, A lot of killing,
all right. Coming up on today's show, the Harris Walls Team.
These past few days, you and Danger girls, you guys
are not doing well. Jade Vance absolutely obliterates the media
and we are here for it. Gretch apologizes Wretch and
then releases another cringe video because of course she does.
And black men aren't happy with the Obama telling them
what to do. Mm hmmm. All that and so so
much more.
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we played a clip from the Sean Ryan Show where
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that there was an entire C seventeen that was packed
with supplies to be sent to North Carolina, where Kamala
went and had her picture taken and like there was
a big photo op. And then those guys told him
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Sean Ryan released a video yesterday saying he found out
that that was not true. That the plane was there
was something wrong with it mechanically, and so it's true
that it did not fly out that day, but it
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they got all those supplies to North Carolina. So he
wanted to make sure that he corrected that record. And
obviously since we played that clip, I wanted to make
sure that we corrected that record as well. So consider
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Noah no.
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women that he diddled bimbo eruptions. That's right. Yeah, she
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we like. We cut out of the show because it
was just gonna be too long and so we're just
gonna see how far we get and hope for the best.
But it's gonna be a long show today, So buckle in,
everybody first and foremost. This week, Uh Trump has agreed
to be in a Fox News town hall this Wednesday
in Georgia, and it's a woman centric show. It's going
to be an audience entirely comprised of women, and the
focus will be on issues impacting women ahead of the elections.
So this should be very very interesting.
Speaker 1: Is Kamala going, No, don't because she seriously because I
saw clips over the weekend where she was making fun
of him for not doing sixty minutes, So where the
hell is she during this town.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're gonna get that. This is a town hall,
not a debate, So I doubt she'll do a town
hall on Fox.
Speaker 1: There's just that's but that's what I'm saying. So she's
chicken shit for not doing this, especially if it's issues
in pacting women ahead of the election. She should be there.
I've heard that she is in fact a woman. Maybe
she should go.
Speaker 2: I mean, the jury's out, but yeah, we can we
can go with that. Also, if you have been longing
for the day that Trump appears on the Joe Rogan Show,
it's sounding like that might happen.
Speaker 1: Yeah, would you do that?
Speaker 4: Oh? Sure, I would.
Speaker 2: I think Joe like besides us, Joe.
Speaker 5: So you are going to do Joe Rogan.
Speaker 4: So when you're having Trump on, I don't know.
Speaker 6: Okay, it's like you got something maybe, Okay, good, that's good.
Speaker 4: I think that's at a certain point in time.
Speaker 6: It's just like, it would be interesting to hear his
perspective on a lot of things.
Speaker 7: I would like to know what is it like when
you actually get an office?
Speaker 1: I thought it's happening, Yeah, it's happening. I thought he
was gonna say, what is it actually like when you
get shot in the head. That's what he was going
to say when he said that sentence. You know, and he.
Speaker 2: Doesn't have to ask that because Trump has told that
story basically at nausea.
Speaker 1: I would I would too if I was shot in
the head. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, and Trump did a rally this weekend in Coachella.
So the fact that he's even rallying in a state that,
you know, most people would say there's absolutely no way
he can win is kind of amazing. And there was
there was an audience member in the crowd who screamed
out Willie Brown's name, and Trump's reaction was absolutely pricey.
Speaker 8: She was the DA of San Francisco. The things she did,
she started that whole decline with our victory, he says
Willie Brown, who said that, who's who's the guy?
Speaker 5: What stand up?
Speaker 8: This can only happen in California. I didn't say it,
Remember that he said it.
Speaker 7: He said it.
Speaker 1: We were all thinking it.
Speaker 2: We were totally all thinking it. I freaking love that.
Speaker 4: Yep.
Speaker 2: And then someone made a new version of a Van
Halen song in Trump's honor, and here is a little
piece of it.
Speaker 9: Might as well true true.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, it's so great.
Speaker 9: Go ahead true, might as well true, true, go ahead true.
Speaker 4: Relieve the kids.
Speaker 1: You see you maybe you know that like Wolfgang, Wolfgang,
who is Eddie Van Halen's kid. He's a super lib.
He and his mom, Valeri Burt. Now, like, you know,
they're gonna be like, you can't yeah that fun, Well, that.
Speaker 2: Is legit parody. So that's changing it up, I think
in a way that makes it fair.
Speaker 1: Use they're still gonna be so but hurt by that.
You know, they hate every second of it, which I'm
here for totally.
Speaker 2: And speaking of but her, that's exactly what this woman
who found out that Trump was gonna be at Coachella
said about liberals reacting to that.
Speaker 10: So now I see why y'all panicking. I didn't even know.
Speaker 1: Do y'all know that Trump's at Coachella? Do y'all know
what Coachelle is?
Speaker 10: The fact that there is a Republican president at Coachella
California is fucking amazing.
Speaker 2: Oh, I know, y'all Democrats are mad?
Speaker 7: Is he?
Speaker 10: Because you know what, Coachella is very liberal, very liberal.
Speaker 2: I can't believe what the hell coach Ella Trump for.
I love her, but.
Speaker 1: He's afraid to go on sixty minutes and she's like
I was on callor Daddy, I was on a sex podcast.
Doesn't that count as like love?
Speaker 11: Right?
Speaker 2: Also apparently there was maybe possibly kind of a third
assassination attempt. There was a man arrested by the name
of Vem or Vern is it vern or Vem?
Speaker 1: It's them, v e M them. He was arrested.
Speaker 2: He was taken into custody after he was stopped at
a checkpoint near the rally, and he had apparently a
loaded handgun. He had some fake VIP credentials, and so
initially law enforcement was looking at this as a third
assassination attempt thwarted. But now there are reports that he's
actually a Trump supporter and he had absolutely no intention
of using the gun. It's a crazy story. I suspect
we'll hear more about it. He has been released on
like a five thousand dollars bond. So I think it's
I think every I think there was like a three's
company level misunderstanding.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think so too. I agree with you, because
there's like people who knew him are like, there's no
way ye go and try to shoot the press. He
loved Trump, he was a huge Republican and he just
had some some firearms in his car and they were
arresting in Yeah, I think this is a massive misunderstanding.
Or they're trying to pin something on him because of
something that he may have been doing in the background,
and they just don't like this guy right right exactly.
Speaker 2: So I suspect we'll find out more about that today
or at least this week. So there are odd things
about the story, no question, but based on his history,
he seems like a big fat Trump supporter, So it's
just very very odd. Also, the story about Aurora, Colorado
and Trende Aragua of the Venezuelan gang taking over apartment
buildings that is still circulating out in the ether, and
Jake Tapper had on a woman to talk about that,
and he broaches the question by basically dismissing the idea,
saying it's all fake information and the local authorities are
saying it's not true, and so what does she have
to say about that? And she kind of puts him
in his place.
Speaker 12: So the truth of the matter is that there are
people in Aurora, Colorado who appear we don't know actually
their immigration status, but presumably if they're part of a
Venezuelan gang, they're not here legally. But it is not
that they are not taking according to authorities there, they're
not taking over complexes. They're not taking over the city.
Speaker 7: Why not just do.
Speaker 4: A speech about the truth of the issue.
Speaker 13: Well, look, hyperbole works in campaigns, but here, when we're
talking about the immigration problems in this country, you don't
even need that much hyperbole. We have a massive problem
that was completely ignored for three and a half years
by the Biden Harris administration. And when they did ultimately
decide to take action, they took action. It was executive
the exact executive authority that they denied they had any
authority to use for the first three years. So there
is a need right now to remind the American people
that the newly revealed rhetoric of the vice president and
how she's going to be tough on the border and
tough on immigration is completely contradicted by her record on
this issue.
Speaker 1: Exactly. Yeah, thank you's this chick?
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, speaker McCarthy's apparently former whatever chief something or other.
Speaker 1: And did you see how she spelled her name. It
was MICHAELA.
Speaker 2: But it was like spelled in.
Speaker 1: This really bizarre I didn't It was like m A
C L A g H. Like there's a lot of
consonants in there. Yeah, uh huh.
Speaker 2: So The reason that we played that clip is because
we also have to play jd Vance getting asked about
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Speaker 1: This was a moment.
Speaker 2: This is why jd Vance is the best pick.
Speaker 3: Evercidents were limited to a handful of apartment conflex apartment complexes,
and the mayor said, our dedicated police officers have acted
on those concerns a handful of problems.
Speaker 14: Only, Martha, do you hear yourself? Only a handful of
apartment complexes in America were taken over by Venezuelan gangs.
And Donald Trump is the problem and not Kamala Harris's
open border. Americans are so fed up with what's going on,
and they have every right to be. And I really
find this exchange, Martha is sort of interesting because you
seem to be more focused with nitpicking everything that Donald
Trump has said, rather than acknowledging that apartment complexes in
the United States of America are being taken over by
violent gangs. I worry so much more about that problem
than anything else here. We've got to get American communities
in a safe space again. And unfortunately, when you let
people in by the millions, most of whom are unvetted,
most of whom you don't know who they really are.
You're going to have problems like this, Kamala Harris ninety
four executive orders that undid Donald.
Speaker 7: Trump's successful border policies. We knew this stuff would happen.
That's ragged about.
Speaker 14: Opening the border, and now we have the consequences and
we're living with it.
Speaker 7: We can do so much better.
Speaker 14: But frankly, we're not going to do better Martha unless
Donald Trump calls this stuff out.
Speaker 7: I'm glad that he did.
Speaker 1: I mean, how many, like violent Venezuelan gangs taking over
her rich gated community is too many? Too many?
Speaker 2: I mean, if it's just there's one and so okay
with her? Yeah, this is ali that he was like,
do you hear yourself?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's just these people are just insufferable because it's
like it's happening there. It's fine. I mean, one one
little gang.
Speaker 2: I don't know what their problem is.
Speaker 1: It's like they're just the riff raff. But I live
in a community and I'm rich, so I don't have
to deal with this. So, I mean, but the riff raff,
they can deal with violent gangs. I don't see what
the problem is. Buildings, what's the big deal. It's just
an apartment complex. Is I don't live in an apartment.
I mean how I live in like this ritzy like neighborhood.
But the apartment people they can handle the violent gangs.
I don't see what the problem is. It's so perfect.
Speaker 2: This is why Kurt Schlicker retweeted this from Rob Henderson
because it's so true with every single issue. Step one,
it's not happening, right. Step two, Okay, it's happening, but
it's not that big of a deal. That's where we
are on this issue. But just wait because step three
is it's a good thing actually, and step four is
people freaking out about it are the real problem.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 1: Step three will be Listen, the violent Venezuelan gangs are
adding to the diversity.
Speaker 2: Right, and they're probably paying taxes that we just don't
know about. Really, it's fine.
Speaker 1: They're helping our job markets, they're creating jobs. You guys
got these people, I know. It's just hilarious.
Speaker 2: So there was another moment between Martha and jd Vance
where she all the mainstream media outlets are doing this.
They keep pestering him about whether or not Trump, I'm sorry,
whether or not Biden won the twenty twenty election, and
if he'll admit that Trump lost, and so he just
has no patience for these reporters, nor should he, and
he answers them in a way that just makes them
look like the absolute idiots that they are.
Speaker 3: You're an interview after interview, question after question, and in
the debate you refuse to say that Donald Trump lost
the twenty twenty election.
Speaker 7: So I'm just going to.
Speaker 3: Assume that if I ask you fifty times whether he
lost the election, you would not acknowledge that he did.
Speaker 7: Is that correct? And I hate her, Martha, you asked
this question.
Speaker 14: I've been asked this question ten times in the past
couple of weeks. Of course, Donald Trump and I believe
there were problems in twenty twenty.
Speaker 7: You haven't asked about inflation the.
Speaker 3: No, sorry, let's stick to American I know, I.
Speaker 7: Know people want us to how to make their lives better.
They don't want.
Speaker 14: Us to say that because because Martha, I believe that
in twenty twenty, when big tech firms were censoring American citizens,
that created very serious problems. And by the way, Martha,
you're you're a journalist, you represent the American media.
Speaker 7: Look at the polling on this.
Speaker 14: A lot of Americans feel like they were silenced in
the run up to the twenty twenty election.
Speaker 7: That is such a bigger issue. That's the problem.
Speaker 14: I'm Donald Trump talking about it, and unfortunately I don't
understand why you.
Speaker 7: Want she's.
Speaker 1: We're annoying.
Speaker 14: We'll just say what did I think the twenty twenty election.
Speaker 7: Had some problems. I've said that repeatedly.
Speaker 3: Did Donald Trump lose? That's the question, and you know.
Speaker 7: That's the question, Martha.
Speaker 14: I've said repeatedly, I think the twenty twenty election had problems.
You want to say rigged, you want to say he won,
use whatever vocabulary term you want. I want to focus
on the fact that we had big technology firms censoring
our fellow citizens in a way that violated our fundamental rights.
Speaker 7: The fact that you're so obsessed with what you word I.
Speaker 14: Use to describe this phenomenon rather than the phenomenon itself,
suggests something very broken in the American media. If we
want to restore trust in American elections and democracy, which
I want to.
Speaker 7: Do, Martha, we have to talk openly.
Speaker 14: About what happened in twenty twenty, and most importantly, we've
got to talk about what happened afterwards, Americans being ownable
to afford the basic necessity faster.
Speaker 7: Because Kamala Harris is in the White House, we're.
Speaker 1: And broken in her. She's broken, and so many of
these people are broken. He owned her in that. I
know it was because curious he answered the question. He
answered it repeatedly. He just didn't give her the answer
that she wanted. And that's what's happening with so many
of these people that have such severe TDS that has
decayed their brains that they are just they're mentally incompetent
at this point. God, I love that so much. I
just love that love. You know, he's awesome, but could
you see, I mean, all of us are frustrated by
it because he's so right, like we want to be
talking about actual issues and policies that matter, and they
just won't stop. It's like this, and why why is who.
Speaker 2: Cares other than them? Nobody using that specific language to
describe what happened in twenty No one was thinking about
twenty twenty anymore, no one.
Speaker 1: Nobody, And they just they will. It's like it's like
a jilted lover. You know, it's okay, move on, you know,
I just shut up and move. Nobody cares you are
mental and everybody can see it. And man, he owned
her in that interview. I mean she just looks batshit.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And he also owned another interviewer by the name of
Lulu Somebody or other. She's this absolutely insufferable woman from
the New York Times. And of course he sits down
with everybody, and he sat down with her and she
pestered him about the same exact thing. This one runs
a little bit longer because it's just too good to cut,
and so just buckle in for some more.
Speaker 16: JD asked to clarify if you believe Trump lost the
twenty twenty election. Do you believe he lost the twenty
twenty election.
Speaker 14: I think that Donald Trump and I have both raised
a number of issues with the twenty twenty election, but
we're focused on the future. I think there's an obsession
here with focusing on twenty twenty. I'm much more worried
about what happened after twenty twenty, which is a wide
open border, groceries that are unaffordable, and.
Speaker 16: Look, Senator, yes or no, did Donald Trump lose the
twenty twenty elections?
Speaker 7: Let me ask you a question.
Speaker 14: Is it okay that big technology companies censored the Hunter
Biden laptop story, which independent analysis have said cost Donald
Trump millions of votes?
Speaker 16: Senator Vance, I'm going to ask you again, did Donald
Trump lose the twenty time did.
Speaker 14: Big technology companies sensor a story that independent studies have
suggested it would have cost Trump millions of votes?
Speaker 16: Senator Van, I'm going to ask you again, did Donald.
Speaker 14: Takers I've answered your question with another question. You answer
my question and all answer yours.
Speaker 16: I have asked this question repeatedly. It is something that
is very important for the American people to know.
Speaker 1: Now. Is no proof, not important, egle.
Speaker 16: Or otherwise, that Donald Trump did not lose the twenty
twenty election.
Speaker 14: You're repeating a slogan rather than engaging with what I'm saying,
which is that when our own technology firms engage in
industrial scale censorship, by the way, backed up by the
federal government, in a way that independent studies suggest affect
the votes. I'm worried about Americans who feel like there
were problems in twenty twenty.
Speaker 7: I'm not worried about this slogan that people throw.
Speaker 14: Well, every court case went this way. I'm talking about
something very discreet, a problem of censorship in this country
that I do think affected things in twenty twenty, and
more importantly, that led to Kamala Harris's governments, which has
screwed this country up in a big way.
Speaker 16: Senator, would you have certified the election in twenty twenty,
Yes or no?
Speaker 14: I've said that I would have voted against certification because
of the concern that I just raised. I think that
when you have technology companies the answers now, when you
have technology companies censoring Americans at a mass scale in
a way that, again independent studies have suggested affect the vote,
I think that it's right to protest against that, to
criticize that, and that's a totally reasonable thing.
Speaker 16: So the answer is no. And the last question, will
you support the election results this time and commit to
a peaceful transfer of power?
Speaker 14: Well, first of all, of course, we commit to a
peaceful transfer of power. We are going to have a
peaceful transfer of power. I of course believe that peaceful
transfer of power is going to make Donald Trump the
next president of the United States. But if there are problems,
of course, in the same way that democrats protested in
two thousand and four and Donald Trump raised issues in
twenty twenty we're going to make sure that this election counts,
that every legal ballot is counted. We've filed almost one
hundred lawsuits at the RNC to try to ensure that
every legal ballot has counted. I think you would maybe
criticize that. We see that as an important effort to
ensure election integrity. But certainly we're going to respect the
results in twenty twenty four, and I feel very confident
they're going to mac Donald Trump the next president.
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Speaker 2: I know, I mean, it's and the only thing that
he didn't do in that particular interview that he did
with Martha was repeat her name over and over again,
which I love the way he does that, like Martha Martha,
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was trying not to be like you are psychotic. You know,
he was like this close to just being like I
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Speaker 2: I drink it every day, all right. One more clip
from that same New York Times interview. She of course
asked him about the childless cat.
Speaker 1: Ladies thing, because you know, she's a childless cat lady.
You know, oh my god, that chick has like eight
cats at home. He does, you know it.
Speaker 2: So I cut this down because it is a very
long clip. But essentially he talks about how he believes
that our culture as a whole, our society as a whole,
has really downgraded the importance of the family.
Speaker 1: And he's not wrong about it.
Speaker 2: And so he started to give an example about how
even with the topic of climate change, there are total
psychos out there who suggest people shouldn't have families because
of the threat of climate change. And he thinks that
is batshit, and I agree, And here is what he
said about it.
Speaker 14: You know, when I've used this word sociopathic like that,
I think is a very deranged idea. The idea that
you shouldn't have a family because of concerns over climate
change doesn't mean you can't worry about climate change.
Speaker 7: But in the focus on childless cat ladies.
Speaker 16: Sorry saying that women, since women who don't want to
have children, so what I said? Sorry, sorry, I just
want to clarify something. So women who don't have children
because they're worried about climate change, that's sociopathic.
Speaker 14: I think that is a bizarre way of thinking about
the future, not to have kids because of concerns over
climate change. I think the more bizarre thing is our
leadership who encourages young women and frankly young men to
think about it that way.
Speaker 7: You. I mean, bringing life into the world.
Speaker 14: Has totally transformed the way that I think about myself,
the way that I think about my wife, the way
that I think. Mean, watch your grandparents interact with grandchildren.
It is like a transformatively positive and good thing for
there to be children in the world. And if your
political philosophy is saying, don't do that because of concerns
over climate change, yeah, I think that's a really really
crazy way to think.
Speaker 1: About the great Lulu. Yeah, I mean, if you like,
but the weather, we shouldn't have kids because of the weather.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're psychotic. Honestly, the people that think that should
just not have kids because they're psychotic Yeah, you're right,
kind of works itself out, really does. Last week, towards
the end of the week, probably Friday, I think we
played a couple of clips if I remember correctly, from
Tim Walls's interview with Michael Strahan from I Guess It's
Good Morning America. More clips came out over the weekend
and they did not help Tim Walls at all. So
the first couple you're going to hear about, remember the
line that Kamala said on The View where they were like,
what would you do differently from Joe Biden? She was like,
I can't think of a thing.
Speaker 1: I don't think of anything.
Speaker 2: So now they're asking Tim Walls to help her out
with that. He's not good at it personally.
Speaker 18: Harris was asked this week on The View if she
would have done anything differently than President Biden with President
Biden that he had done in the past four years,
and she said, well, there's not a thing that comes
to mind. And she later says she would have a
Republican in her cabinet. And when it comes to President
and Biden and the presidency, do you would you or
do you see anything that you would have done?
Speaker 4: Yeah? And look, I as a governor.
Speaker 19: I was asked to be governor of this state when
Donald Trump was president and when Joe Biden was there,
and I watched Donald Trump dismiss the COVID pandemic. I
watched him drive an economy into the ground, and I
watched Joe Biden Kamala Harris pick those pieces up. And
I think for all of us, we make decisions, we
reanalyze afterwards. I think the thing that drew me to
this ticket, and I think what the Vice President's talking
about is that her values on these hasn't changed. They
have been working for the middle class. They've been doing
all they can to make sure prices come down. They're
protecting reproductive care.
Speaker 18: So it makes me want to ask you, do you
think that Biden's done everything right?
Speaker 19: Well, look, I don't know if any of us do
everything right, but I can tell you he's done everything
in the best interest in the American public.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you encourage people to tell on their neighbors during
COVID you cam me. Trump just like completely discounted the
COVID pandemic.
Speaker 2: Okay, he did vaccinated because you can thank.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump for that, and he did pressors every single day.
I mean, our entire focus during that time was on COVID.
Don't you guys remember that, I was like, not enough
with the COVID, Like we just live our lives. That
would be great. I feel like he focused on it.
Speaker 2: He also addressed the whole knucklehead thing, because this is
of course his excuse that he gives now whenever he's
caught in a lie. He says, oh, I'm just a
nook lad with bad grammar or whatever. And apparently now
Kamala and Michael Strahan asks him about this. Kamala even
said to him, You're going to need to be more
careful with how you say things, like she admonished Tim
Walls apparently, and he owns up to that. So I'm
just gonna let these few clips just run together, because
it's all about him being a knucklehead, Americans being able
to trust him, and Kamala giving him a slap on
the wrist.
Speaker 18: Your record and you call yourself with a knucklehead, and call
yourself with a knuckleheadcause you've made some statements that just
aren't true in a common about weapon of the war
that I carried in ward, which you didn't. You said
you were in Hong Kong doing a tan and In
Square massacre when you weren't. You kind of chalked it
all up to bad grammar or getting the dates wrong.
But your opponents say you lied to make yourself look better.
Speaker 7: Do they have a point?
Speaker 4: Well, look, thirty five.
Speaker 19: Years ago, got the opportunity to be in Hong Kong,
be in China, learned a lot about it, served twenty
four years in the National Guard, passionately in an instance
talking about gun violence in schools on an instance there.
Proud of the service that I've done, Proud to be
a teacher in that classroom, Proud to have been very
public all these years and owning it when I said, look,
I was there in August of eighty nine, and I
think what you see here you saw in Minnesota. I've
been elected eight times here. These things have been very
public for folks here. They see the results of things
that we passed. We see a state that's top five
state for business, we see third best state, top three
state for raising a child, and we've got the best healthcare.
And I think the policies, whether it be dealing with
China and understanding China's human rights record, what you can
be certain there is that Kamala Harris and I aren't
going to you know, pick dictators on speed dial.
Speaker 4: See Cijing Ping is doing a.
Speaker 19: Good job during COVID, as Donald Trump said, and I
think those lessons learned over a lifetime of being very public,
whether it's in the classroom or being elected.
Speaker 18: He didn't answer that, you know, but it's one things
of trust. Some people who say we can't trust him
even tell the truth about himself.
Speaker 19: What do you say to them, Well, I said, they
know who I am. I know who I am, I
know the work that I've done. I know that things
gets fun in a political environment. But I think what
they see is if they want to compare that talking
about immigration policy or seeing the things that Donald Trump
would say, I think there's a big difference than missing
a date when you're there and again spending something for
a political reason. I'm very clear of who I've been.
I'm very proud of twenty four years of doing that work,
and I think going to Congress and working for veterans,
they want to see it and make the difference look
a little different. I think people in Minnesota, my students,
the folks i've worked with members of Congress, they know
who I am, and they know the policies we put
in place have made an impact.
Speaker 1: He never explains the lies ever.
Speaker 2: And then he keeps saying I own them like I
own when I make a mistake.
Speaker 1: He absolutely you can hear that. He doesn't. He never does.
He just dances all around it. He never explains the
lies ever. He just lies, he lies, and he gets
away with it. And these people who are questioning him,
questioning him, let him get away with that. Every single time.
It drives me. It's just crazy to you, guys, I
can't believe this guy is running for vice president. It's
like Kamala said, let me see if I could find
somebody dumber than me. You know, you're it. Remarkably she did.
She found somebody dumber.
Speaker 2: It is incredible. And you know because Strahan's questions were good.
The first one was good, the second one was good.
But what he doesn't do then is say, come on,
you're not really owning it. You're saying people know who
I am, I know who I am, I'm proud of
my record. You're not owning it.
Speaker 1: Why won't he say that? Yeah, because these people are
not journalists and they suck. No, you don't do None
of them do their jobs. So here's the.
Speaker 2: Part about how Kamala asked him to start speaking better, essentially,
and it's very interesting. You'll hear him change up the
pronouns a little bit, because again he cannot accept responsibility
for his own mistakes in his own lives. So what
he says is, yeah, you know, she told me I
need to be a little more careful. So you do
need to be more careful. You do need to watch
the way that you say things.
Speaker 1: No, tim you do not.
Speaker 2: I'll get to say you you need to be saying
I need to be more careful. That's the whole freaking point.
But it's a very interesting switcheroo that he pulls here.
Speaker 18: And Vice President Harris said, as she told you to
be a little bit more careful on how you say.
Speaker 19: Things, well I did it, you know, even the other
day of just speaking passionately about these gun violent situations
and meeting with these survivors. I've said in the room
with the Sandy Hook folks, a friend with David Hogg
who's been an activist on this. People know in that,
and then that gets spun in that well he didn't
say something true. It was very clear that I was
talking about these veterans, very clear that I wear, you know,
might not clear.
Speaker 4: I wear my emotions on my sleeve.
Speaker 19: And I do think in these positions, whether it be
governor or being visce president of the United States, you
do need to be collect careful. You do need to
be a little more thoughtful on it. And I think
what you see as someone who's been in classrooms a lot,
I been around coaching a lot. I speak passionately, and
I think doing that you need to combine the two.
And I think that's what she's she's referring to.
Speaker 1: Cut he creeps me out.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, just own it?
Speaker 1: Do you want? He'll never own it. He's really good
at this though. He's good at like talking in circles.
He has the politician speak down. He's gotten very, very
good at it. That's one thing that the practicing and
being in these circles has done, and I guess being
governor has done that for him. He's gotten by They
skate man, They're able to skate, and they get in
these positions and they're never held accountable and then they
just make lots of money off of us.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and then he just gets to position himself as oh,
you know, and I wear my emotions on my sleeve
and I'm just so passionate.
Speaker 1: Right, Actually, you're really freaking creepy, is what you are.
Speaker 2: He was on a whole different news program also asked
about this club of Kamala's on the View where she
said that she wouldn't do anything different than Joe. Here
is this.
Speaker 6: Answer, specifically, do you turn the page? That's the case
you're making about turning the page on the administration that
a vice President Harris is a part of, and that
b as recently as this week, she has been reluctant
to criticize or say she would change anything about.
Speaker 19: Yeah, well, I think, keeping in mind, the big difference
here in the choice is going to be the difference
between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: There's no covering, there's no covering for it.
Speaker 1: Nope, nope, nope.
Speaker 2: And then do you guys remember that clip that went
around probably like a month ago of him saying one
person's socialism is another person's neighborliness.
Speaker 1: Yep, yep, oh very well yep.
Speaker 2: So he was on with Shannon Breem and she asked
him about that, and once again his fate like he
always just looks like a deer in the headlights when
he's up.
Speaker 1: I said that, what well, here's what I meant comforting.
Speaker 2: What so here he is dancing around this answer you
said weeks ago.
Speaker 4: Don't ever shy away from mark progressive values. One person's
socialism is another person's neighborliness.
Speaker 20: Oh okay, so, Miriam Webster Dictionary on socialism says, it's
a system of society or group living in which there's
no private property, or this condition of society in which
the means of production are owned and controlled.
Speaker 1: By the state. Here we go.
Speaker 20: Did you mean to advocate for that here in the US?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 19: No, Shannon, Look, I'm a capitalist. I was making the
point of is Republicans oftentimes talk about socialism, And what
I would make the case of, is we build our
roads collectively together. I don't think anybody's arguing that you
should have to build your own road from your house
to your business place or whatever.
Speaker 1: Okay, he's full of crap. Is so full of crap.
And I loved how she played the role of the
teacher in that instance. To a teacher, let me tease, give.
Speaker 2: You the definition.
Speaker 1: The go ahead and show you what socialism is, mister teacher, coach,
since you don't seem to know you've done.
Speaker 2: As good lord, oh so good. And then there was
the pheasant hunt.
Speaker 1: Guys, there's just.
Speaker 2: So much to make fun of about this petic photo op.
So again, he wants to be regular hunty dude. He
wants to be like, I'm just a regular guy that
does all the manly manly things. And MSNBC, of course
wants to promote it. Listen to the breathlessness and the
excitement with which they use to describe Tim's pheasant hunt.
Speaker 21: Walls it without pheasant hunting and sleepy Eye Minnesota taking
part in the twelfth annual Governor's Pheasant Hunting Opener. This comes, friends,
as we know that they're going to have Walls doing
sort of a blitz reaching out to men's young men voters.
They know fifty to fifty swing vote, they know they
need to get them.
Speaker 22: Yes, can I just say hope Walls is giving a
pheasant hunting glam this morning.
Speaker 1: That is the Governor's daughter that.
Speaker 22: You see her in the back.
Speaker 23: Look at this, He's making hunting fetch is happening.
Speaker 2: She's making fetch happen.
Speaker 1: What everybody's like, he looks like Elmer Funny. He does
look like Elmer. Oh my god, he so does. It's
so bad. All of this was so bad. He didn't
know how to handle the gun. It's all just wait
because I have all the clips, because there's so much.
Speaker 2: So first there was like in that first one that
you just saw, he wasn't even holding a gun. So
then there was people people all over the internet were
freaking out going did he take a gun with him
for this hunt? Or was he just like there to
like strangle the pheasants?
Speaker 1: What's happening?
Speaker 2: So then they hand him the gun, right, and so
then there's this moment where he's just photo opping. They're
like having him poked.
Speaker 1: Look at me, at my vest, look at me, he
hold my gun, look at me.
Speaker 2: And then the way that he talks about drinking a
mountain dude.
Speaker 1: It's a diet. It's a diet. Mountain do you moont?
I don't know.
Speaker 2: Why this made me laugh so hard, but just listen, and.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna grab a mountain dew.
Speaker 1: If we got one down, he's gonna he's gonna pound
one down, you guys, He's gonna pound it. Cannot he's
gonna pound.
Speaker 2: My god, oh, my god.
Speaker 1: And then there was the actual gun.
Speaker 2: So he was asked about his gun, and he knows
what it is, doesn't know how to load it, gotcha?
Speaker 21: Yes?
Speaker 4: And it never fits quite right.
Speaker 1: Doesn't ever, he's not quite right?
Speaker 4: How do you give it that?
Speaker 1: What kind of done is it?
Speaker 4: This is a burretta a four hundred I brought. I
bought it when I was shooting a lot of.
Speaker 5: Trap because it has a kind of their patentent thing
a kickoff, so when you get old, it doesn't hurt
your shoulder as much.
Speaker 2: And he may have broken his own losses the greatest.
Speaker 1: Apparently.
Speaker 2: Even in Minnesota, hunters are required to use a plug
to limit them to two shells in the magazine, one
in the chamber, and violations include a fine. He appears
to have forgotten said plug.
Speaker 1: Rules for me, but not for me right. And here's
some very interesting news.
Speaker 2: Now, of course, this is all allegations at this point,
and we're gonna stick to that until we know otherwise.
But there is apparently a foreign exchange student who has
been on a podcast to say that Tim Walls groomed him,
touched him inappropriately, tried to convince him he was gay,
molested him. And now I'm hearing as of this morning
that this fellow is ready to come out publicly like
name himself. So far, there was a podcast that had
him on the show like without using his name to
tell his story, and you guys, it sounds kind of compelling.
Litill he comes out with his name and that's going
to be. That will be in October surprise, right, Yeah,
here's a clip of him on the Red Pill seventy
eight show. And you don't see him, you just hear
his voice.
Speaker 5: Tell me about your first encounter with coach Tim Walls.
Speaker 24: He would tell me, like your secrets, you can trust me,
and I will tell you my secrets. We can trust
each other again. And he would go with those like
strange movements up to leg, back to my back again,
touching my butt or he made it very clear that
nobody is going to believe me and I will be
deported because of the wrong accusing of a teacher.
Speaker 18: You.
Speaker 24: I had a feeling for a long period of time
that I cannot trust anyone because just because something bad
can happen, I want them to know that they should
talk about and to do something.
Speaker 4: And never insight.
Speaker 1: I mean, and then if you I think it's is
a black insurrectionist on Twitter. Yeah, there's there's like a
whole account that is written up where they he said,
he claims that he that Tim Walls took him to
a bar one night, brought him back home. Gwen was
at the house. I mean, this is what he claims.
He's alleged he's done this and she knew about it,
and like there was a they had sexual contact like
several times. There's I mean, it's it's pretty compelling stuff.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that particular account has been less than reliable on something,
so I'm not you know, you can go obviously, go
read it and make of it what you will. But this,
this story with this foreign exchange student, seems much more certain,
you know what I mean. Yeah, Yeah, and so I
suspect that we'll be hearing a lot more about that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I hope that kid's protected. I say no because
I think he was a kid when it happened. I
don't know he must be obviously he's older now.
Speaker 2: But yeah, you know, wikes, let's take a break for
some thank yous. Anita Canty says, I was promoted to
grandma last Thursday, courtesy of my son and his beautiful wife.
Welcome to the world, Adam Thomas, love it.
Speaker 1: That's so great.
Speaker 2: Audrey Kraus says JD. Vance can handle the media in
such a calm way. He is unflappable. Vance twenty twenty eight.
Genius the first said, heading from Indy to Destin with
my son and listening to you on the ride down.
Good to have my chicks in my ear. Hey, hey,
travels and Osuki says, Walls and his rifle reminds me
of Christmas story. You'll shoot your eye out totally. Kim
Poole says, praising God today. Mom's home from rehab after
a stroke. She will need help for a while, but
I still have her. Love the chicks. Oh my gosh,
that is great news. She's home. Kurrio twenty three says.
Simple retort is to ask show me the state laws
that were changed by the I need some help.
Speaker 1: Show me, maybe as they were changed by the legislators
and signed to law by the governors, not by some bureaucrat.
Speaker 2: Okay, I know what that's referring to.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure either, but thank you for that. Yes,
thank you.
Speaker 2: Judy Flackney says, Vance should start asking if they're reporters
or history teachers, and he was referring to specific cat ladies,
not all of you. There's probably cat ladies in here
who are mad, don't I know.
Speaker 1: I'm sure not. You don't be mad at us?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Rachel Gerhardt says tampon Tim loading his gun explains
why they needed IVF and ordered.
Speaker 7: To have.
Speaker 2: Jesus not manly at all. Are there any real masculine
men that are libs? Take my money?
Speaker 1: No, I really don't think so. If there are men
like what is it men for Kamala, they're not.
Speaker 2: Andrew Huff says Tim Walls. So you were in Hong Kong,
China in nineteen eighty nine during the Tanement Square. You
were in British colony of Hong Kong, which was democratic
at that time. Hong Kong was not handed back to
China until July first, nineteen ninety seven.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I mean he's a big fat liar.
Speaker 1: He totally lied, big fat lire.
Speaker 2: All Right, we need to Last week we showed you
that ridiculous, insane TikTok or whatever video that Gretchen Walls
released with some podcast or where they were essentially mocking
communion Catholic communion with the Grito Chip and Gretchen wearing
Harris Wall's hat. She has now had to come out
and apologize for that, and she released a statement saying, quote,
over twenty five years in public service, I would never
do something to denigrate someone's faith. I've used my platform
to stand up for people's right to hold and practice
their personal religious beliefs. My team has spoken to the
Michigan Catholic Conference what was supposed to be a video
about the importance of the Chips Act Michigan jobs. That's
been construed as something it was never until and I
apologize for that.
Speaker 1: Wait, y'all didn't get that. Y'all didn't get to this
was it about the Chips Act? Come on, how did
you not get that? What's wrong with you? How could
you not get that?
Speaker 2: My God?
Speaker 1: Can you even with her?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I just I can't. That is just the most ridiculous
non apology ever. Everybody knew she was mocking Catholicism. Everybody
knows it. That's what you were doing. That's what you
were doing. You can't backpedal. That's the dumbest apology ever.
I cannot stand this woman I know.
Speaker 2: And then she released yet another cringe video, not because
it's too long and too cringe, but you'll see a
couple pieces of her visiting her old sorority nausey.
Speaker 1: She's a Kapa Alpha Theta.
Speaker 3: How are you you continue with your studies.
Speaker 2: One part of my biography very few people realize is
that my first actual elective office was president of this house.
Speaker 23: I'm the voice that plants to seed in one of
you that you ever thought of.
Speaker 2: Okay, having an office holder.
Speaker 14: I'll put myself out there.
Speaker 1: It's hard, it's wild, it's you know, it's so rewarding.
I loved it, and I would say that I'll started here.
Speaker 3: Oh, here it is.
Speaker 1: Here's my fresh one class, nineteen oh thirty, Michigan State.
I think that's where that was.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I think they're they're scrambling to get the young vote
because they're struggling because a lot of young people understand
that this current administration stop, and so they're like, what
are we going to do? And so she's they're doing
the cringe things like going to sorority houses and saying,
you really need to vote for us, you need to
vote for Democrats because they don't have it in the
bag anymore. You guys, It's so crazy.
Speaker 2: Every time is one of these videos, I'm just like.
Speaker 1: I mean, listen, you got to know that there's a
good percentage of those girls in that room that are
probably like, I'm not voting for you, pasthor old lady,
I'm not voting for you. I'm not voting for your team.
It's not gonna happen because you know that they have
parents who are telling them too, everything sucks because of
this current administration. If they're not smart enough to figure
it out themselves, they have parents who are smart enough
who are telling them those things exactly.
Speaker 2: Greg Guttfeld had some good things to say in light
of that horrific communion. I don't care what she says
about the chips ack. She was mocking communion, There's no
question about it. And he laid into Catholics that vote Democrat.
Speaker 25: Neflick, and you are upset about Donald Trump's character, and
yet you are okay with voting for a person who
wants abortion on demand.
Speaker 7: You're worse. I'm sorry you're worse, and.
Speaker 4: I'm not making it.
Speaker 25: I'm just saying from the from when you analyze the
beliefs of a Catholic being pro life. You have no
stance at all. If you are okay with abortion, you can't.
You can't say, oh, Trump has allows the character.
Speaker 4: No, you got no character, you have none.
Speaker 1: He's absolutely right.
Speaker 4: I know.
Speaker 1: I put that on our Instagram this weekend. And I
believe there are so many Catholic people that I know
that I went to high school and college with that
will vote Democrat. And I'm just like, well, you have
I agree with him. They have no character, They have
no moral compass. If they believe that Kamala and the
Dams are the right people to drive this country into
the ground, you know, and they think that abortion on
demand is okay, they're not. They suck.
Speaker 2: I don't get it. I don't get it.
Speaker 1: I want It's like Jews voting for Dems. Why would
you do that? Why would you do that?
Speaker 2: It's the most masochistic thing ever. Yeah, Oh my gosh,
I just realized that I did not play the latest
Gwen Walls. You got to do that. We have shown
her singing at people at adult audiences. We've shown her
leading them in these ridiculous chants. If you thought that
she had condescended to the level of condescension that had
reached a peak. She had not reached it until this weekend.
This is the latest.
Speaker 1: Hey Kamala HQ.
Speaker 26: I'm Gwen Walls and i have been an educator for
a really long time and I'm here with an assignment
for you today, my God, on November fifth. Now, I'm
going to put my teacher classes on because this is
really serious, like a final, and there's no late work.
I need you to take yourself and three friends to
the ballot box and make your voice heard.
Speaker 1: You have to vote. I'm going to repeat that again.
Speaker 26: You and three of your friends have to make your
voices heard by voting.
Speaker 1: If you need more information, just go to I will
vote dot com and remember.
Speaker 27: No late work.
Speaker 1: You know, as the kids would say, she's giving Eging Carroll.
Don't you think her face reminds me of Eging Carroll?
Because you know, Eging Carroll is just crazy. She's got
the crazy face. She eyes are always just like, yeah,
they're crazy. Gwenna's crazy. Well, she's just.
Speaker 2: Like, there's appropriate times to be a teacher, and then
there's all the other time. And she never ever ever
takes off her ridiculous teacher face.
Speaker 1: It's yeah, she thinks daring. I think she thinks it's endearing,
and I what I want to do is be like
I'm skipping school today, lady exactly.
Speaker 2: Dave Urban was on CNN to talk about basically what
a disastrous week Democrats have had, and we've got a
lot more examples to show you, but here is his
summary of their week.
Speaker 28: It was a terrible week for the Hairs to this campaign.
You had Gretchen Whitmer having to apologize to the Catholics
across America from mocking them with some derriedo bizarro dorito
thing on on.
Speaker 4: There.
Speaker 28: You had Governor Elmer Fudd out hunting and not knowing
how to load a shotgun, using the wrong gun. At
the same time, Governor Watz is out looked like Elmer Fudd,
you know, be very very quiet, habits right, so he
doesn't he can't load his shotgun. He's trying to appeal
to hunters, you can't load the gun. He using the
wrong gun. At the same time, you have Barack Obama
in Pennsylvania deriding where he derided people.
Speaker 4: Who owned guns.
Speaker 28: Clan people in Pennsylvania were better and they cling the
guns in religion I remember that in two thousand and eight.
So they're trying to appel those folks at the same
time while he alienates blackmail voters by chasts. So they
had a really tough.
Speaker 2: Week this well he did have. They've had a bad,
bad weekend, had a b yeah, really bad. And jad
Vance had something to say about Barack Obama chastising black men.
Speaker 14: The question for Barack Obama or anybody to ask is
not why black men. It's not It's not how dare
you not vote for Kamala Harris? It's maybe they're thinking
about voting for Donald Trump because they're sick of being censored.
They're sick of being told what to do, and they're
sick of not being able to afford the American dream.
Maybe that's why.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, but black men aren't allowed to just think
on their own. They have to vote based on color,
according to King Barack Obama.
Speaker 1: They're sick of the condescension they're starting. They're seeing it.
Speaker 2: The amount of videos that were all over social media
this week, and some black men who were pissed off, right,
I mean, I could have we could have had a
whole show of just those videos. I've put together a
few clips. We'll just string them all together because these
are these these guys are matt.
Speaker 21: So they said Obama to come get us.
Speaker 10: And bring us back to the Democratic plantation, like a
sent Obama backs to come get us.
Speaker 2: He assaulted that, he said, yeah he is.
Speaker 7: So.
Speaker 29: I was highly offended when he said the only reason
we're voting for Donald Trump is because we don't want
a woman in president.
Speaker 4: So we come up with your.
Speaker 1: Niggas, shut up, shut up, you don't speak for me.
Speaker 29: Yeah, they thought we were stupid, they thought we was ignant.
Black folks have woken up. We've turned I back on
the Democratic Party. You can no longer use raci and
religion to swaye us into voting for some bullishit. Let
Donald Trump come on in there and fix this shit,
because god damn, I'm tired of the bullshit.
Speaker 30: This message is for President Obama first and foremost. You're
not gonna tell me what I'm gonna do and what
I'm not gonna do. Number one, I ain't gonna vote
for Kamala Harris. I think that she's gonna make a
bad president. She's a bad vice president. Everything she does,
she tries to politicize it and she hasn't shown the
fact that she wants to put America first ever, so
I'm not voting for that individual. Secondly, I think that
it's really sad that you would come out against black
men and actually degrade them because they're not picking the
person that you want them to vote for. All right,
And the last thing that I'm gonna say is the
moment that I became a Republican and a Conservative, that
is when I got the most hate from the opposite party.
Speaker 5: People want to act like Trump is the worst motherfucker
in the world, but guess what, he was already president
and all this shit you're talking about didn't happen. He
didn't make itself a dictator. And this whole shit about
he's gonna make itself a dictator is really taken so
out of context that it's ridiculous. Y'all try to act
like scare me into thinking that he's so much so
bad that I should just vote for this broad just because,
But guess what, I feel that she's so bad. She's
the one that scares me. And this is my first
time saying this out loud, but y'all, motherfuckers, think you're
gonna shame somebody or a bullyan nigga into voting for this bitch.
Absolutely not, absolutely not.
Speaker 4: Kamala chose a white husband.
Speaker 27: Why came black man choose a white president?
Speaker 1: Oh ohnap and listen, these guys know that Obama didn't
do squat for them in his third term, so he's
probably not gonna do anything for him in a fourth term,
so why would they elect him?
Speaker 2: By the way, I'm sorry that I neglected to give
your typical hid your kids, hid your wives disclaimer. I
forgot about all the salty.
Speaker 1: Language, hide the dogs, everything.
Speaker 2: And obviously, who do you think had something else to
say about this? But Jimmy, it.
Speaker 7: Was a rough week.
Speaker 31: I mean, her phase are down. They're struggling with I
mean the front page of the New York Times this morning,
Democrats struggling with African American voters, particularly Forrian American men.
This gender gap issue is real. It's a real problem,
and you see the Democrats reacting to it, and I
think what they are now finally in October the election
coming to realize is that a lot of men think
Democrats care more about dudes who want to become women
than dudes who just want to be No no and
no hunting, costplay or cringey videos is going to change it.
Speaker 4: The bet is made.
Speaker 31: Working classmen, whether you're black, Hispanic, or white, persistently consistently
do not believe the Democratic Party and specifically Kamala Harris
are going to do a thing for them. They've been
told that they're the problem, and I suspect they're going
to rise up on election day until the elites who
told them that you're wrong.
Speaker 1: God, that is so right. It doesn't matter what color
you are. And dudes don't like it when when other dudes,
Tim Walls in particular, put tampons in boys' bathrooms, They're like,
you know what, No, it doesn't matter how much melanin
you have in your skin. They're all going to rise
up and say no, thank you. And black men.
Speaker 2: Also have daughters that they don't want sharing bathrooms and
locker rooms and strict dudes. Dam this is not a
black or white issue. This is a this is an
issue that affects everybody. And I'm just yeah, I love
that they're like, it doesn't matter what race you are.
I'm so tired of these people using identity politics. And
I'm so glad to see black men saying enough right,
it was I mean, and that was just the tip
of the iceberg. There were so many videos like that,
so many great and even the very black man who
is arguably the guy responsible for Joe Biden being president,
Jim Clyburn, he is worried.
Speaker 23: For Donald Trump making his appeal to black men quite explicit.
Your friend, Congresswoman Debbie Dingle, who you campaigned with in Michigan,
says that the message she's hearing from black men is quote,
Democrats take us for granted. Donald Trump talks to us directly.
Are you concerned about black men vote for Trump or
staying home?
Speaker 4: Well, thank you very much for having me. Yes, I
am concerned.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you should be. You should be concerned because your messaging. Wait, yeah,
your messaging isn't working. Stop it.
Speaker 2: Bill Maher also, which, by the way, just a side note,
because there was no way that we could include this,
but there is a monologue. It's basically a message that
he delivers to chapel Ron some singer who I don't know,
who is anti Israel.
Speaker 1: And it was the most beautiful.
Speaker 2: It was the best diatribe about Israel and Palestine. It
was wonderful. Was eight and a half minutes long. Please
go look for it after the show because it's worth watching.
But here is a little bit of Bill Maher talking
about Democrats not having a great week.
Speaker 27: You gotta said, it's not looking that great for the Democrats.
I mean, this is not a good sign. You know,
when you have an African American Kenjate, you probably shouldn't
be having to shore up your support among black men.
Speaker 4: But that's what's going on.
Speaker 27: Tim Walls is headlining a voter engagement event tonight with
black men. Who better to connect with young black men
than Tim Walls because apparently Michael Bubley was unavailable.
Speaker 1: And then after that he goes, did they not think
of Kim Kardashian? That was my favorite? Should use her? Yeah,
And then there was a part where he actually talked
about Obama scolding people, and the crowd went wild because
they were like, oh, that's a good thing, right, it's
a good thing that he's scolding people. No jack holes.
Oh not a good thing. Because he has such a
liberal audience. They think it's great that Obama was out
there telling black dudes what to do. So liberals think
that's great. Us on the other side were like, that's
not good, you guys. He shouldn't be out there telling
black men what to do. That's what that's bad. Should
never have to do that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's known in history to be bad, right, So
maybe don't do that.
Speaker 1: Maybe don't do that. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Also, Nina Turner, who is a psychopathic who I cannot stand,
who I think, has blocked me on Twitter. She's awful
and I disagree with her pretty much everything. But she
was on one of the news shows to talk about Obama,
you know, condescending to black men, and she was right.
Speaker 22: But this other issue I want to bring up is
a problem too. Why are black men being lectured too?
Why are black men being belittled in ways that no
other voting group. Now a lot of love for former
President of Obama, but for him to single out black
men is wrong. And some of the black men that
I have talked to have their reasons why they want
to vote a different way, and even if some of
us may not like that, we have to suspect this.
So unless President Barack Obama is going to go out
and lecture every other group of men from other identity groups,
my message for Democrats is don't bring it here to
black men who by and large don't vote much differently
from black women.
Speaker 1: They're pissing people off. They're pissing people off. It's not good,
you guys not good. Yeah, and then they.
Speaker 2: Continue there's I don't even know who this woman is
on MSNBC. She's this whole idea of like toxic men
and men are in crisis, and men men, men like
need so much help and therapy. It's absolutely insulting. And
I mean, I think men are just sick and tired
of it, particularly Black men who are really fed up.
But here's this woman who like thinks she knows everything
about men and their crisis for all men.
Speaker 32: You know, I think men are in crisis actually in
this country. I think that plays out different ways. And
not all men are in crisis, of course, and not
all men are just at home listening to Joe Rogan
being angry or being recruited to fascism. Some just need therapy,
like we all do. I go to therapy. That's great,
that's a shock. But I think we need to have
a real conversation about that rather than allowing this kind
of drift toward this faux masculinity that we see Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: Of faux masculinity as opposed to the commercial that you
guys put out last week with all those fake dudes
like on fake ranches doing fake man things. Yeah, that's
not faux masculinity at all. Who is this chick? I
go to therapy, you guys everybody should go to Really
that's a shocker, Brenda, that you go to therapy.
Speaker 2: We're all shocked by that. Okay, good lord, I mean
it's absolutely ridiculous. And Meeka, Mecca, I don't know if
Morning Joe was like outsick when this conversation took place,
but she's she's got her moment right where she is
on she's talking normally, she sits quietly next to him
and pipes in every now and then when he allows it.
But in this clip, she's he's not there to tell
her to go.
Speaker 1: She's down, she's doing things. She's saying things.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, she's so freaked out about Trump's supporters,
and it is just so upset that there are such
things as Trump supporters. This was this was a This
was a diatribe that went on way longer than what
you're about to see. But I've clipped it just so
you get the good parts. She looks exhausted and frazzled
and like just awful. It made me so happy.
Speaker 1: I can tell is so delighted about this clip. She
looks like shit.
Speaker 2: Because her rage is it's affecting her, you guys, it's
really affecting her. She's so mad.
Speaker 11: I just don't understand anybody right now who could watch
him talk and say, yeah, I he definitely makes more
sense than the alternative, like all these people. I was
watching the news yesterday flipping around and hearing hosts whining
Kamala Harris needs to do more, okay, more than everything
she's doing. Fine, give me your.
Speaker 1: Ideas, but what you know what he's doing.
Speaker 11: He's getting through the moment as an aging bullshit artist. Okay,
just getting through the moment and insulting Detroit to its
basin your right, simone, there is racism in there. There's
always a tinge of racism and everything he says.
Speaker 22: Oh, he thought he thought he was speaking of white
people in Detroit people.
Speaker 1: He thought he could trash my estimation. It's a development
he could. Oh yeah, let me fash because let me
tell you something.
Speaker 11: There's something wrong with people who can watch that and
think the alternative Kamala Harris isn't more articulate, more prepared,
more experienced, more able to And when I say articulate,
that means actually deliver a message to the American people
on a policy. You know she can. Okay, if you
can't believe it, and this is your choice, you're lying
to yourself, and you're going to ruin this country.
Speaker 1: That's your It's going to be on you.
Speaker 11: It's going to be on you, because there's no way
you can watch that or any of his speeches and
get anything out of it except for a hateful, racist, bigoted,
tired aging branding. I wouldn't say genius branding, obsessed narcissism.
Speaker 1: It's funny how she brings the agent thing. And remember
she's to talk about my ninety year old mother, is like,
that's not old now all of a sudden, Trump is old.
She never recovered from the facelift comment. Never, she never did.
She never recovered, you guys, like she hates him because
of that comment and she'll never forget it. And it
lives and breathes like it's just like it takes up
space right here and it just never has gone away.
And every day she wakes up hating him every time.
Speaker 2: But do you see what I mean about how she
looks like she's not she's not okay, the anger and
it shows up.
Speaker 1: On her face like she's gonna have to get another
facelift because of the anger. It's so bad. It's so bad.
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't know if a surgeon can take care of that,
can't they?
Speaker 16: I don't know.
Speaker 1: That's rage that you can't. You can't wipe off, you
can't surgically alter so bad.
Speaker 2: You can, however, make Kamala look okay enough to be
on the cover of Vogue, Because if you're Vogue magazine, yeah,
you're gonna put Kamala on the cover, right, I mean,
that's Vogue.
Speaker 1: This is what they do. And so they did, and
here is the cover shot. Looks uncomfortable, she does. She
looks very stipated, looks constipated.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And people were talking about like her hands look
weird and she looks her face posed. Yeah, it's it's
very Vogue Magazine posted it on their Instagram and said,
only rarely our individuals summoned overnight for a fact of
national rescue.
Speaker 1: Oh that's what we're calling it. A summoned calling it summoned. Okay,
But in late.
Speaker 2: July, Kamala Harris received one of those calls. With Joe
Biden's decision to end his re election campaign, the world
looked to Harris with hopes and doubts. She was a
leader of widespread support but no special following, and now
she was expected to do something unprecedented in American history
to mount and win a presidential race in three months
as a woman of color, with the felonious former leader
as the opposition, and the future of democracy said to
be at state.
Speaker 1: She's mounted some things, that's for sure. Oh my god,
you guys like you guys, this is the biggest krock
of crap ever.
Speaker 3: Oh my god.
Speaker 1: If he was so, she was placed there. There was
no summoning. She was installed. That's the word they were
looking for, is installed.
Speaker 7: But this is.
Speaker 1: But it's a nice wordsmith thing done here.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, they made They got a down writer.
Speaker 1: At Vogue that wordsmith really well.
Speaker 2: She had her photo shoot done on October seventh, which
I thought was of interest given that that was also
the day that she was bitching at Desanta's for not
taking her call during the hurricane.
Speaker 1: Interesting. That's so interesting. Yeah, what she calling when she
was in makeup and hair, I'm leave a ball.
Speaker 2: There's also there was also a headline over the weekend
on the Daily Mail apparently she had a very poor
performance review as a lawyer in San Francisco. And this
was a two thousand and two performance review where people
were saying she won't return calls, she's not really particularly competent.
There was like a whole slew of hilarious things about
Kamala in that performance review.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, so what does that say?
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, I can't read my own writing.
Speaker 1: We should all be able to see that two thousand
and two performance review, like we can't. We can see
it one, okay, you can be the whole Like everybody
needs to like share that far and wide, not that
it'll do anything. Nobody really cares, right because I mean,
what happens in federal government when you get poor performance,
as evidenced by kjpted, Yeah, you get more money.
Speaker 14: Woo.
Speaker 2: There was also another little video that Kamala made about
Donald Trump's Detroit comment, because everybody's on the left is
losing their mind about Donald Trump saying, if you don't
want the whole country to look like Detroit, then don't
then vote for me, And I thought that was utterly appropriate.
Speaker 1: Totally records that song that We're not Detroit, right, because
Detroit is gross.
Speaker 2: So she tries to act all but heard about it,
and like she's she's basically defending Detroit in this very
staged video out come on video that you're gonna see
right here South as well as oh wait sorry before
that one more clip from her Univision town hall that
she did when she's talking about her border record.
Speaker 1: This is very quick.
Speaker 2: I just couldn't believe that these words came out of
her face.
Speaker 15: So I will put my record up against anyone in
terms of the work I have always done and will
always do to ensure we have a secure border.
Speaker 1: She should, she should put her performance your up against
anybody her record on the border security. Guys, yes, is
even happening, Yeah, that's happened.
Speaker 2: Anyway, here's the call, or here's the pretend thing that
she does on video.
Speaker 28: The whole country is going to be like you want
to know the truth, It'll be like Detroit.
Speaker 4: Our whole country will end up being like Detroit.
Speaker 8: If she's your president, you're gonna have a mess on
your hands.
Speaker 15: Someone who spends full time attacking great American cities. Is
unfit to be president in United State. And look, when
you watch the cities he attacks, you're talking about cities
of middle class, hardworking people. And by knowing what he
does to attack those cities, you should know he's not
looking out for you.
Speaker 1: No, he wants to make them better. You hag, are
you gonna live there? You're gonna go live in downtown Detroit?
Speaker 2: I double dog dare you?
Speaker 1: Kamala?
Speaker 2: She did grow up in a middle class family.
Speaker 1: Really, I didn't know that. She's never said that.
Speaker 2: I know, it's weird, It's super weird. She also over
the weekend released her medical records, which hilariously added a
line about how she's a moderate drinker, which I just
thought was so funny. But you know, I mean whatever,
So she exercises and she's like mostly healthy. But she's
using this as like this watershed moment of her campaign.
Look at me, Look at how transparent I am. And
she's complaining now that Trump lacks transparency God not releasing
medical records at the precise moment that she did. Here
she is on the tarmac saying exactly that, So today.
Speaker 33: I release my medical records, as has I believe every
candidate for president of the United States except Donald Trump
in this election cycle. As just a further example of
his lack of transparency. Oh my, got on top of
his unwillingness to debate again, his unwillingness to do an
interview with sixteen minutes. It again is part of the
norm of what anyone running for president and.
Speaker 15: Unda state does. When I think that it's obvious that
his team at least does not want.
Speaker 33: The American people to see everything about.
Speaker 17: Who he is.
Speaker 1: Listen, you can't make this up, Okay, So, like, what
the hell is she talking about? Lack of because of
them going after him with law fair like all the
stuff that they've done with him, It's like, we know
everything about this guy now, more than I ever wanted
to know, right, I don't want like just enough with
knowing about Trump, like enough, I know about his finances,
I know about his sex life, I know about stuff
I don't even want to know. We know everything. Lack
of transparency is not a problem that we have when
it comes to Trump, but he talks about everything.
Speaker 2: Oh God, it's such a joke that she says that
it's insanity, Like the medical records thing is such bullshit anyway,
because and what's her name that well Kirch Christian Welker.
She had Speaker Johnson on and asked him like, shouldn't
he release his medical records? Like totally playing Kamala's game,
and he completely like makes fun of her to her face.
Speaker 1: People are going to vote on it. Just be very clear.
He hasn't released all of his medical records. He released
the letters. Should he release the results of.
Speaker 34: The cognitsy He's on display every minute, so it's unnecessary.
Speaker 2: You can see that he didn't release his medical records.
Speaker 21: You don't want to know things like his cholesterol level,
whether he's dealing with any issue that we may not
know about, if he's going to be commander in.
Speaker 1: Chief, christ and relieve cognitive Listen to your questions should
he release that?
Speaker 34: The American people, Christen? The American people don't care about
the cholesterol level of Donald Trump. They care about the
cost of living and the fact they cannot pay for groceries.
Kamala Harris and Joe Biden's policies they put them in
that situation. The medical records are irrelevant.
Speaker 1: Was she clamoring to get Joe Biden's medical records out,
you know, and he was suffering from obvious to she
covered for him, oh so hard, so hard, Like for
five years she covered for him. Where was the transparency there?
They were supposed to be the most transparent administration in history.
I call bull crub no transparent. These people are the
ultimate gas lighters and constructors. Ridiculous.
Speaker 2: Well, and you know, now we're twenty some days away
from the election, and so she's like in this like
massive hurry. Both her and Tim are to get out
there invisible as much as possible. They wasted so much
time hiding and now they recognize, oh shit, that was
a bad, bad move, and so they're scrambling and jd
Vance mentioned it at his rally.
Speaker 1: You all probably have noticed.
Speaker 14: You probably noticed that Kamala Harris has been doing some
more interviews lately. Have you noticed that she went from
doing like zero interviews to do in four or five.
Now that the problem is that they're not tough interviews, right,
she's going on the views.
Speaker 7: She's going to friendly out to.
Speaker 14: Do these interviews because of course she can't stand up
to the scrutiny of a tough interview. So she's doing
all these softball interviews instead. Now, my friend's the problem
with a softball interview is that you still have to
be able to hit a softball.
Speaker 1: It's true, It's so true. I love him, I know, right,
isn't he great? Yeah? He is great, so great.
Speaker 2: So she had a lot of bad She just said
a lot of dumb shit this weekend, you guys. She
attended some church service and I don't know, Just help
me decipher whatever this salad is.
Speaker 15: What we see is so hard to see that we
lose faith or a vision of those things we cannot
see but must know.
Speaker 1: What if I went to that church, I would be like,
I'm out here. Why is she on the stage. I
Am not here to watch kamala.
Speaker 2: I'm here to get a sermon, you know, to see
what cannot be seen on burden and of what we
must know and not see.
Speaker 1: By what not has been unburdened.
Speaker 14: She's just what was that?
Speaker 1: I would just I'd leave that church forever for joke.
Speaker 2: And then there was this moment. I don't even know
where she is, but she talks about what's at stake
in this election.
Speaker 4: Oh, we think about what's at stake in this election?
Speaker 35: Whoa, it's packed with some Stuff's.
Speaker 1: Packed with some fundamentals, I.
Speaker 2: Say, rather articulately.
Speaker 1: Yes, she, she says, rather articulately, like Mika promised us
that was super articulate. Hamika packed with some stuff.
Speaker 2: You guys, she's such a freaking mess.
Speaker 1: If she wins, we are so screwed. Like, everybody better
be prepping just in case.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I hope everybody's prepping because.
Speaker 1: Because because, oh my gosh, we had to win this election.
Because they are the two biggest morons on the planet.
I really think of two bigger morons than these two.
I a hot mess.
Speaker 2: And you know it's bad when they're relying so heavily
on total rhinos, like to brag about how those rhinos
are supporting them, whether it's Liz Cheney or Romney or whoever.
And now Kamala is telling a lot of stories about
John McCain, and so she invoked John McCain's name to
tell a story about how John McCain told her that
she would make a great senator. Here's the story in
the Senate.
Speaker 15: Well, it was late into the night, and they in
the Senate that you walk onto the Senate floor and
there are these big wooden ornate doors, and those ornate
doors opened, and John McCain came out.
Speaker 35: He's going after and I'm going back after him. I'm
going back after him. And that was it, and this
is what the public saw. And then I step onto
the floor of the well of the Senate. Later that
day we had votes and I passed by John McCain
and he looks at me. He says, kid, come over here,
You're gonna make a great senator.
Speaker 30: True story, true?
Speaker 7: Sorry?
Speaker 4: True? Sorry?
Speaker 1: Is it a true story? I don't I don't know.
Speaker 2: Let's ask an expert on John McCain.
Speaker 1: Shall we sure she's blocked us, but let's ask her.
Speaker 36: I'm really I'm not thrilled with this because I just
find that maybe it did happen to me. It doesn't
sound like him. And I tweeted after I saw it
that I'm really just, you know, for me personally, on
a personal level, Democrats really want to turn my dad
into a progressive liberal that like, six years after his death,
he's now just the most liberal progressive that ever existed,
when he's one of the most conservative senators in American
modern history. And we were obviously incredibly close, and I
worked with him both professionally, and you know, we're very
close personally, and it's just it's hard.
Speaker 7: I don't like it.
Speaker 36: And I just I remember what he actually said about
Vice President Harrison private. I actually was like remembering a
specific dinner party with something he said, which I don't
want to be disrespectful or on cove and share it
right here, but like, it just doesn't it just sounds like.
Speaker 1: I mean, I'd go with what she says on I'm
not a big fan of her, but I go with
what she says on that.
Speaker 2: I'm not a big fan of any of them, any
of them, You're.
Speaker 1: Right, anybody that we just talked about, I'm not a
fan of right, I'm not a fan. I think they
all just lie anyway. But I actually I trust her
on that one now because he probably did say really
terrible things about her. Yeah, but he may have said
to her face, You're gonna make a great senator. I
don't know, because they're all politicians. At the end of
the day, it's all this, It's all that, right, Yeah.
Speaker 2: Kamala also had a rally yesterday, and she is once
again trying to claim that Donald Trump is weak and scared.
You guys and scared.
Speaker 1: Here's the thing.
Speaker 17: Here's the thing.
Speaker 1: It makes you wonder, It makes you wonder. Why does
his saf want him to hide over? Why do they
keep saying this?
Speaker 2: He's out there all?
Speaker 24: One last question, one last question.
Speaker 15: Are they afraid that people will see that he is
too weak and unstable?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 1: My god, what's going on? I just it's it's nuts.
What an unhitched beach she is?
Speaker 23: Right?
Speaker 1: Has she been shot in the head? Seriously? Is she
gonna go She's going to go on Rogan because I'd
like to see her go on Joe Rogan Show. I
really like to see that and then see her get grilled. God,
that would be glorious, wouldn't it be glorious? Yeah? No, earpiece,
no script, Go on Rogan, lady, and we'll see how
three full hours in a seat and let's see how
well you do?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah.
Speaker 2: And speaking of being afraid, it just so happens that
Time has not been granted an interview with Kamala Harris,
unlike every other presidential candidate. So somebody from Time said,
we believe in transparency and publish each interview in full.
Why isn't the vice president engaging with the public on
the same level, and there was a They wrote a
whole piece about it. Frank Lentz quoted it, saying Harris
declined repeated requests for an interview for the story. In contrast,
Trump talked about his policy vision with a Time reporter
for ninety minutes to interview.
Speaker 4: Right, this is the thing.
Speaker 1: And then she has the audacity to get on a stage.
You'd be like, he's weak. I mean, I just I can't. Yeah,
you can't make this step up. The gas lighting is
I've never seen it at this level as I have
with Democrats at this point. Yeah, it's it is wild,
isn't it. And there are people who believe it. That's
what's so disturbing. There are people in the audience going,
he is, he's scared.
Speaker 2: He's out there literally twenty four to seven. I don't
know how much more visible in public he could be, right,
And that's after.
Speaker 1: Two assassination attempts.
Speaker 2: The guy, shit, maybe we don't know, maybe this is
the thing, but.
Speaker 1: He just keeps going and going and going.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and now a word on the street is that
Biden and her are like, really, it's tense.
Speaker 1: I God, I want him to just say the things
just just get into a full blown dementia, like panic rage,
just go, like just I want to see him unleash.
I want him to just go.
Speaker 2: It would be awesome. So there was a cabinet meeting
where she was due to speak at a certain point
of it, and he was talking and freaking. Jennifer Granholm,
who's sitting next to him, goes to like touch him
on the arm to remind him that it's Kamala's turn,
and he blows her off. And then later you can
hear Kamala try to interrupt him and he's like just
wait a second, before he finally turns it over to her.
So here is that moment.
Speaker 4: The fact of the.
Speaker 37: Matter is that we're in a situation where, well, we're
gonna have to I know.
Speaker 11: I'm going to go to the vice president of Second
Oh my god, she's my boss.
Speaker 4: I mean, we're going to be hang on a second man,
We're going to we're going to be going to the Congress.
We're gonna need a lot of help. I need a
lot more money.
Speaker 37: Well as we as we identify specifically how much is needed.
Speaker 4: So I miss telling everybody now I don't want to
hear them this is going to be the end of it.
Speaker 14: So and so with that.
Speaker 4: Yield to the present, I mean the vice president, Oh.
Speaker 1: My god, he needs to just go full scorched Earth
elmo On, these people go out just I just want
him to.
Speaker 2: Say the things.
Speaker 1: He's this close, you guys, this close, he hopes her.
He absolutely hates her. Even Trump said that the other day.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm. He said that coming from nowhere.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's that is a thing. Yeah, It's like,
I'm pretty certain that he hates her. We know he
hates her.
Speaker 2: Okay, super excited because we're going to have time now
to talk about Elon and just the amazing week that
he has had. Just this is incredible on so many levels.
So first of all, and we'll get to the rocket.
I know, if you haven't seen video of the rocket
landing this week.
Speaker 1: Go look it up.
Speaker 2: Everything that he does is freaking mind blowing. So first
of all, he introduced the Optimus robot, which is terrifying,
I will say, but he's very proud of it and
should be. And he I trust him more than any
other robot making company to create a robot that is
not going to kill us, you know what I mean.
So so here he is talking about it. This is
at a Vegas expo where people actually got to walk
around and interact with the robots, and we've got some
of that as well. But first of all, here's Elon's intro,
but with arms and legs.
Speaker 37: Instead of a robot with with wheels. And we've made
with the Optimists and as you can see, we started
up with someone in a robot suit sort of dead,
and then we've progressed from dramatically year after year. So
if you extrapolate this, you're really going to have something spectacular,
something that anyone could own. So you can have your
own personal R two D two C three po but
fundamentally at scale, at the Optimus Robot. You should be
able to buy an Optimus robot for I think probably
twenty to thirty thousand dollars long to him. So and
what can it do? It It'll be a do anything
you want, So it can be a teacher or babysit
your kids, that can walk your dog, mow you're loan,
oh my god, get the groceries, just be your friends,
serve drinks, whatever you can think of. I think this
will be the biggest product ever of any kind. The
optimist robots will walk among you. Please please be nice
to the optimist robots. Are they say no, so you'll
be able to walk right up to them, and they'll
serve drinks at the bar.
Speaker 2: They serve drinks at the bar.
Speaker 4: Watermelon.
Speaker 1: Yeah up, Oh my gosh. All right, man, that is nuts,
you guys, absolutely not. I'm not gonna lie though, if
one can clean my house, right, I mean, I hate robots.
Speaker 2: So there was that, and then they you could have
like a conversation with them. Now it is a little
concerning what this robot says.
Speaker 1: But listen, hardest thing about being a robot trying to
learn how to be as human as you, guys.
Speaker 2: M g to do every day, and I hope that
you will help us become that.
Speaker 1: The voice awesome.
Speaker 24: Nice to meet you, optimist to do as well.
Speaker 1: The voice is crazy.
Speaker 2: It's crazy because it's so not robotic, you know what
I mean. Yeah, So, I mean there was that. There
was this like crazy super futuristic van that he came
out with, and then this robo taxi which listened to
him describe this. This is also mind blowing.
Speaker 37: Give it like individualized mass transit, the average cost of
a bus per mile for a city not to take
a price because that is subsidized, but the average price
is about a dollar a mile, whereas the cost of cybercab,
we think probably over time from the operating cost is
probably going to be around twenty cents a mile. Wow,
and price including taxes and everything else, probably ends up
being thirty or forty cents a mile. So yes, and
you will be able to buy one, Yes, exactly, and
we expect the cost to be below thirty thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. And a drive, Yeah, there's no driver
to attack you. No, there's no driver to attack you.
Speaker 2: And for people that maybe don't want to spend the
money to get their own or who can't, there are
other people who will buy them in fleets and that
will be the new uber. You'll have your own fleet
of robotaxis that you can send out like this is
a business thing for.
Speaker 1: It's a business business thing for peak business venture that
I think is kind of cool.
Speaker 2: I mean everything that he does, like I don't I
don't know how he sleeps, because the things that that
he's constantly thinking about and engineering and inventing, planning, it's
incredible what.
Speaker 1: This man is and don't forget the people who bring
his stuff to life, because he's the idea guy, right.
I mean, there's a whole band of merry engineers working
at Tesla and other his companies that bring all this stuff,
that work their butts off to bring all. This is
the private sector, y'all. This is the sector at its best.
And this is this is why America Free enterprise is
awesome and I love to see it. Listen, the robots,
I kind of want to burn them with fire. But this,
but this is innovation. This is American innovation. And it
makes me beam with pride when I see stuff like
this because I'm like, Okay, at least it still exists,
you know, because there's there's been a time where we're like, Okay,
not a lot of stuff is are we progressing? You
know what I mean? Are we doing stuff like this?
Because I just feel like people aren't doing But then
when I see him, I go, Okay, we're doing stuff.
We're still doing stuff, and that's cool that we're inventing stuff,
doing stuff. You know this we're progressing from it.
Speaker 2: And you know, the most incredible thing was yesterday when
his rocket came back to Earth and freaking parallel parked. Yeah,
it was amazing, Like, it's just the craziest thing I've
ever seen. And the fact that it wasn't covered by
mainstream media like at all was so infuriating, because this
is the kind of stuff that you now you have
to see on Twitter. What amazing inventions he's creating, like
this is this is extraordinary. If you missed video of
this rocket coming back to its launching pad and by
the way, being ostensibly ready to fire off again within
a couple hours, it's just it's a feat beyond my imagination.
In fact, when I the first video that I saw
on Twitter, I thought what I was watching was a
rocket in reverse, that someone had just done this video
backwards to make it look like it had landed, and
in fact it was taking off. No, this is a landing.
You're gonna see it from several different angles.
Speaker 1: And this was the first time, Maria, Oh, I have
got video about that too, Yeah, this is the first try.
You guys. I mean, wow, that's nuts. It's just nuts.
That's real crazy.
Speaker 2: This is crazy. Yeah, And that's just remarkable.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and look at that.
Speaker 2: It's an inner stellar level amazing it is.
Speaker 1: It's totally amazing. And there are people who are like, no,
I don't like this. We're gonna lose jobs. I mean,
the people in our comments are like, you're somebody said
you're being mesmerized by this. Yeah, I'm mesmerized.
Speaker 2: How are you not?
Speaker 1: It's completely amazing, Like this is technolo, it's awesome like
these there are human beings that are creating this. I
have a daughter who wants to be an engineer. She's
fourteen years old. She wants to be an engineer. She
sees this and this is like this is her eye candy,
you know what I mean. Like she thinks this is amazing.
And I love that she thinks this is amazing because
I want her to do stuff like this. I think
this is great. I can't do this. I don't have
a brain that can create stuff like this. I love
that she has a brain that can, like even think
about doing stuff like this. There's I think it's great
for kids to see this and say, I want to
do stuff like that, because we need innovators in our world.
We need people who want to create and innovate. And
I feel like, you know that's America, right, that's what
you want.
Speaker 2: I don't know how anybody can't be mesmerized over there, right,
just don't understand it. It makes no sense and amazing.
We've got a couple clips of Elon talking about planning
for this a couple of years ago. So there's one
clip from May of twenty twenty two where he even,
I mean, he's almost making fun of how ridiculous of
an idea it actually is.
Speaker 17: Is a custom bill tower with that designed to catch
the largest and heaviest flying object ever made and pluck
it out of the air. I mean that's the theory anyway.
Speaker 2: So just said, you know, the lead, the legs delete.
Speaker 37: We're like, well, what's you just just use the arms
and then again, I mean go while you're serious, Okay,
we better get on this.
Speaker 4: And now it's in a way about.
Speaker 37: Two hundred and fifty tons. We'll make that ladder of
a time, So you got to you know, cool a
couple hundred tons, uh plummeting at more than half the
speed of sound. So this thing is will coming in
really fast, pretty much down in a downward direction. So
then the light the engines, so it's gott to slow
itself down very fast.
Speaker 7: And correct any error.
Speaker 37: So like wherever the whatever the X y era is
when the engines land, it's going to take out the
X y R and then drop the law seat of
basically zero come in between the arms. The arms will
be wide and as is coming in, the arms will
close go flush against the side of the vehicle, and
the vehicle will be descending through the arms and those
tiny little you can barely see them, the little knobs,
those those kind of lifting lugs will touch the top
of the arms and then it will hopefully not shear
off and crumple. The success is one of the possible outcomes.
The probability is uncertain, but it's above zero.
Speaker 1: It's great. I know, right, you guys. I hear I
live like what twelve fifteen miles from SpaceX here I
think fifteen miles from SpaceX here in Texas, and we
hear like our windows will shake. We hear like tests
all the time. They test rockets all the time, the
most ungodly hours. They test and test and test. I mean,
that's what they're constantly doing. It's like it is you
know that he comes up with these ideas they do.
I mean, he's like, let's it's crazy, this is crazy.
And then there are people, which is so fantastic beause
then there are all these people who are like geeking
out over it and they're like, we're going to make
this crazy idea happen, and they do it and it's awesome.
I mean, that's just so great, right, it's so great,
And that's private sector. I mean.
Speaker 2: Here he is in twenty December of twenty twenty one
talking to Lex Friedman about this experiment essentially and the chances.
Speaker 1: Of it being successful.
Speaker 2: The way that he describes the chances of its success
are just like this was never supposed to happen, you guys.
Speaker 38: Yeah, legs on the booster and chip. We are going
to catch them with a tower, I mean, to save
the way to the landing legs, legs. So that's like,
I mean, we're talking about catching the largest flying object
made on a giant tower with with tufta arms. It's
like karate Kid, but much bigger.
Speaker 37: I mean pulling this is probably won't work the first time,
and it did.
Speaker 4: So this is.
Speaker 2: It is stuff, you guys.
Speaker 1: It is bananas and he did all.
Speaker 2: NASA is bragging that for the first time we have
raised the Intersex Progress Pride flag at a NASA center, Like, right.
Speaker 1: I mean who what if you're if you're an engineer
and you're wanting to do this step, where do you
want to work? You want to you want to work
at SpaceX? You want to work? Right, You're like really
I have like NASA is.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh. And then because California is run by
radical progressive psychopaths like Aven Newsom, he is now being
prevented from launching anything from coastal California because of his politics.
Speaker 1: So he's today good.
Speaker 2: He's suing California because they literally openly say they cite
his politics for part of the reason that they rejected
his SpaceX line.
Speaker 1: Believable. He needs to sue, sue, sue sue, and they
He's also been undercut on like grants on money and
stuff like that. I mean like they because they're so
listen the government, the federal government's in bed with like
Boeing and all those people, and look called great they're doing. Yep,
it's unreal.
Speaker 2: A couple more Elon clips just because for those people
who may think that the moon landing was fake, which
I don't just stop it. He has he has a
message for you.
Speaker 37: We definitely went to the moon. As we went to
the Moon.
Speaker 4: We went to the moon several times.
Speaker 37: I know in depth the technical designs of the rockets,
the spacecraft everything, Yes, what went right, what went wrong?
It was a remarkable piece of technology, like incredibles piece
of technology. For to go to the moon at sixty nine.
That was like reaching into the future and pulling the
future forward dramatically. And it was an important ideological battle
with communism because they couldn't put a person on the
moon and capitalism could.
Speaker 1: I love that right?
Speaker 2: This one is hilarious. This is I don't know what
actually happened when Elon Musk went on SNL, or if
he ever went on SNL. I'm unaware of that appearance,
but now I definitely want to go back and watch
it because he was he was on a show where
he's talking about how he wanted to figure out if
SNL was truly truly live.
Speaker 37: So one of the things that I think everyone's been
sort of wondering this whole time is is Saturday Night
Saturday Night live actually live, like live, live, live live,
or do they have like a delay or like just
in case you know, there's a Warbrobe malfunction or something
like that. Is it like a you know five second delay,
what's really going on. But there's there's a way to
test this right.
Speaker 4: Away.
Speaker 37: Is a way to test this, which is we don't
tell him what's going on. I woke on and said,
this is the script I'll throw on the ground. We're
gonna find out tonight right now, saiday night live is
actually live. And the way that we're going to do
this is I'm going to take my.
Speaker 4: Cock out.
Speaker 37: This and if if you see my talk, you know
it's true. And if you don't, it's been alive.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, that is awesome. That is so great.
Speaker 2: That's the greatest thing.
Speaker 3: God.
Speaker 1: He just went like that, That is awesome.
Speaker 2: And then even way back in the day, like way.
Speaker 1: Way back in the day, young in this clip, so young.
Speaker 2: So young, but so smart, way back in the day.
Speaker 37: By the way, has no money. It only takes money.
Speaker 24: Some of those people, Uh, forget that that that's really.
Speaker 1: What occurs the government, he said, the government has no money.
It only only takes money from the people. Oh that
was kind of foreshadowing, you know, yep, mm hmmm.
Speaker 2: Anyway, Elon is a freaking genius and I love him
and everybody should. And by the way, in the midst
of the robots and the vans and the robotaxis and
the frick it long the rocket parallel parking. He also
has been very busy saving free speech. So I mean,
like round of applus.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, he's you can't hate How can you
hate the guys? I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I mean he may there may be some stuff here
and there.
Speaker 2: You're like, I don't agree with that.
Speaker 1: I don't agree with that. But you can't hate the.
Speaker 2: Guy, can't. You absolutely can't.
Speaker 7: Great.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a great American story right there. So it's
timberd Yes, just a Monday pep talk for you guys.
Everybody needs a pep talk on Mondays. And I thought
this is a good pep talk. No, trust me, look
at me, look at I'm sure. Just kid here, listen.
Speaker 2: It doesn't matter who you are. It doesn't matter if
you're short, you're young.
Speaker 15: It's just as much as you're told it does.
Speaker 32: As as you find.
Speaker 2: It doesn't matter. Well, you are brilliant rugby there.
Speaker 1: You understand that you're insane. You're actually insane for your age.
Speaker 2: Ever, come on, that's the cutest thing.
Speaker 23: Ever.
Speaker 1: Everybody needs a friend like that. There's your pep talk.
It doesn't matter, it doesn't matter. Just go out there
and kick butt today, you guys.
Speaker 2: Anyway, we've got some more thank yous. Trish s one
nine six eight said, regarding Whitmer at m s U.
My son is in his third year of law school
at Michigan State. I'm on a parent page and the
thing those liberal moms are saying, and I quote, get
your student to register in East Lansing. They can keep
their voter registration active at home in other states to
vote for local issues. I called out. So you're saying
your kids can vote twice. Isn't that kind of illegal?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: My god, I swear you're eating. Jessica Wrangle says, I'm
forty four years young today.
Speaker 1: Had to start my day with you chicks and a
shout out. Happy birthday.
Speaker 2: Three says, referring to the twenty twenty election fraud Take
my money. That must be from his last thing that
he said. Jody Patterson says, thank you for the go
ahead and Trump song today, gonna be in my head
all day. Love it, Take my money.
Speaker 1: It is so good. Go ahead and Trump.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they've got like the verses are I mean they've
got the whole song, so it's absolutely fantastic. Tiffany Compiano says,
vote early and in person, love my Chicks.
Speaker 22: Thank you.
Speaker 2: deVie J says as a truck driver, I can tell
you Detroit is a no go zone for me. Yeah.
See uh muff waggle Bee says it's like I robot
and total recall is now a reality.
Speaker 1: It's true. I'm not a fan of the Robot people,
but everything else pretty cool.
Speaker 2: Colleen Kay says, please encourage Gwen to be an engineer.
There's a severe shortage of engineers in our country, especially
female ones. I don't think she means convincing.
Speaker 1: No, she's been wanting to do that since she was little. Yeah, yep,
all right.
Speaker 2: We made it. There's a lot of stuff I didn't
show because we just don't have time.
Speaker 1: But no, because I have to get on already, pick
up a kid. My husband's in jury duty today, you guys,
and so I'm like single mom in it, and we
have so much stuff going on, so I have to
get on the road. Otherwise it would have been like
a two and a half hour show. It's my fault, sorry,
and so yeah, tomorrow would probably be a two and
a half hour show.
Speaker 2: I don't know, man, it was a long weekend and
just a lot of stuff happened over the weekend. But
I was like, do I leave this out? I can't.
Speaker 1: Can't do a lot of stuff going on. So you
guys have a great Monday and we'll talk to you tomorrow.
Speaker 2: By everybody,