Speaker 1: He's not a Republican. He's a libertarian.
Speaker 2: He's not even that. He's just a contrarian. That's his
party at this point.
Speaker 1: Respectfully, I know, I know some of you are going
to be real mad. I You're gonna be mad.
Speaker 2: He's a big fat hypocrite. Such a waste of time
when they do shit like this, but this is what
they do.
Speaker 1: Good morning everybody, Hello, Happy Thursday. How are we.
Speaker 2: This week has flown?
Speaker 1: Don't get fast? Yeah, it's gone really really fast. Uh huh.
I feel like it's last week, and I'm fine allow
it all out totally.
Speaker 2: Will also allow it. Okay, lots to get to today.
We're gonna kick it off with the worst news ever,
which is that if you were a fan of James Vanderbeek,
unfortunately he has passed away at the very young age
of forty eight from correctal cancer stage three. So sad.
I never watched What Is It Dawson's I've never seen a.
Speaker 1: Thing that was like the generation after us. I think
you're millennials were all about that. Yeah, but he looked
like a really sweet guy and he had a sweet family.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean he just seems I know. This was
like so upsetting to Krinn. You guys all know Krin.
She was like absolutely heartbroken over this, and it is
it's just terribly, terribly sad. So if you're unfamiliar with him,
here's a picture of him, and you know he's obviously
been struggling with cancer for like a year at least.
And there's a video that I feel almost like sinful
that I sped it up, but I had to speed
it up because it's a long video, but I just
wanted everybody to see it. I shared it with you
guys in the chat last night, and I was like,
everybody needs to see this, period. It's such a just
a gorgeous message.
Speaker 1: It's a beautiful message.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And I just feel like, I mean, it just
shows his goodness and everybody needs to see it. So
we're gonna play it. It's only sped up a little
tiny bit.
Speaker 3: Today's my birthday and it has been the hardest year
of my life, and I wanted to share something that
I learned with you all. When I was younger, I
used to define myself as an actor, right, which was
never really all that fulfilling. And then I became a
husband and that was much better. And then I became
a father, and that was the ultimate. I could define
myself then as a loving, capable, strong, supportive husband, father, provider,
steward of land that were so lucky to live on.
And for a long time that felt like a really
good definition to the question who am I? What am I?
And then this year I had to look my own
mortality in the eye. I had to coome nose to
nose with death, and all of those definitions that I
cared so deeply about were stripped for me. I was
away for treatment, so I could no longer be a
husband that was helpful to my wife. I could no
longer be a father who could pick up his kids
and put them to bed and be there for them.
I could not be a provider because I wasn't working.
I couldn't even be a steward of a land because
at times I was too weak to prune all the
trees during the window that you're supposed to prune them.
And so I was faced with the question if I
am just a too skinny, weak guy alone in a
department with cancer, what am I? And I meditated and
the answer came through, I am worthy of God's love
simply because I exist and if I'm worthy of God's love,
shouldn't I also be worthy of my own? And the
same is true for you. And as I moved through
this healing portal toward recovery, I wanted to share that
with you because I think that revelation that came to
me was doing no small parts all the prayers and
the love that have been directed towards me. So I
offer that to you. However it sits in your consciousness,
however it resonates, run with it. And if the word
God trips you up, I certainly don't know. I get
read to know what God is or explain God. My
efforts to connect to God are an ongoing process that
is a constant, unfolding mystery to me. But if it's
a trigger it feels too religious, you can take the
word got out and your mantra can simply be I
am worthy of love because you are. Thank you for
the look com prayers everyone.
Speaker 1: What a beautiful message, wasn't it? It really was.
Speaker 2: I just love that, yeah, and everybody needed to hear it,
and so that's why we played it. I had dispute
it up, but.
Speaker 1: I know it was just beautiful. And again, God is everywhere.
He's available to everybody. So there's that. And I think
his family lives in hell country here in Texas, like
outside of Austin. I heard that they're having problems or
they're like financially because he's got six kids. That's I
heard that. I don't know if it's true or not,
but I read a couple things about that.
Speaker 2: I know that there's like a you know, a GoFundMe
probably more it up for six family.
Speaker 1: Six kids is a lot kids, right right?
Speaker 2: Yeah, so and obviously he's not been working in like
a while. So anyway, I just that was such a
good message and everybody needed to hear it. Everybody also
needs to get really good sleep by wearing cozy Earth
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Speaker 2: Okay, So yesterday was the big hullabaloo. During our show,
we were like, oh my god, l Passo's airspace is
shut down like for ten days. Was the FAA announcement.
And then just right after the show, I start seeing
all over X from the FAA that the temporary closure
of airspace over El Paso has been lifted, there is
no threat to commercial aviation, all flights to.
Speaker 1: Resume as normal.
Speaker 2: And then you know, I was like, okay, well then
what the hell was going on? And so then you
started seeing the stories. First there was Zachary Cohen saying
Mexican cartel drones breached US airspace, which triggered a temporary
airspace closure that has now been lifted. That closure was
prompted by US military activity related to drug cartels. And
then further we got even more information that just made
the whole thing sound utterly ridiculous. So then we saw
that US military engaged high energy lasers to shoot down
what appeared to be foreign drones near the border, but
the flying material turned out to be a party balloon,
so they did shut down that balloon, which just made
the whole thing seem really really ridiculous. And I don't
know if it's good or bad that there was that
kind of reaction.
Speaker 1: Like it's I'm okay with it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, better safe than sorry.
Speaker 1: It's better than when Joe Biden had like a Chinese
balloon in here running around for the comedy Day dying over.
Speaker 2: Cillar states he.
Speaker 1: Remember you guys remember that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I prefer oh reacting then underreacting, for sure.
Speaker 1: I agree, I agree.
Speaker 2: And then there was that funny account what is it
the whale whales something or the whale psychiatrist I think, yes, yeah,
whale psychia who was like, oh man, we didn't even
have time to become airspace closure experts yet, which was
so true, so crue, because you know how everybody becomes
an expert on everything. And then this morning I saw
a more detailed update from a CBS reporter Jennifer Jacobs,
who said the unexpected airspace closure in El Paso stemmed
from disagreements over drone related tests. The Pentagon had undertaken
extensive planning on the use of military tech near Fort Bliss.
Two sources identified the tech as high energy laser, and
earlier this week tech was used to shoot down what
appeared to be foreign drones, but it turned out to
be a party balloon. One balloon was shot down, and
then the FAA administrator last night and this was the
night before last, actually decided to close the airspace without
alerting the White House. He told officials that the airspace
restrictions would be in place to your safety until issues
with the War Department could be resolved.
Speaker 1: So that that party, you're like, happy birthday?
Speaker 2: Why did they just shoot down that bed with laser
and probably like amazing lasers? Right, it was probably some
amazing technology.
Speaker 1: Look, did you order those fireworks for my birthday?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 1: Okay, all right.
Speaker 2: And some kid is running around going where's my balloon?
Speaker 1: Nuts?
Speaker 2: Anyway, so that is all fine, l pass all flights
are doing.
Speaker 1: The crisis averted. Crisis averted. There we go.
Speaker 2: Also yesterday there were some fantastic news reports about the
state of our economy, and lots of it was a
surprise to all kinds of people in the know about economics.
Speaker 1: Here is a report about that from Cheryl.
Speaker 6: Thirty thousand jobs created for the month of January.
Speaker 2: The estimate was seventeen thousand.
Speaker 1: Wow, was right, Maria.
Speaker 6: Four point three percent is the unemployment rate the street
was looking for four point four percent. This is not
the kind of report we expected to see you, guys.
Let me give you the government jobs picture. That is
negative forty two thousand. On the government side part of
the equation. We saw that in the reports previously. We
also saw a labor force participation rate sixty two point
five percent, average hourly earnings zero point four to one percent.
That is actually higher than the expectations. Average hourly earnings
months to month, a little bit higher than expected. Private
payrolls one hundred and seventy two thousand.
Speaker 1: I had to do a double take.
Speaker 6: One hundred and seventy two thousand private jobs.
Speaker 7: Guys.
Speaker 6: That's one hundred thousand above the estimate we were looking for.
Seventy thousand, the average work week thirty four point three
Trump songs.
Speaker 1: That's the Democrat message. They should totally they should totally
impeage in right, how Diet rid of him by so ridiculous?
Speaker 2: So and you know, the real story here, as ej
Antoni says, is that Trump was handed an economy that
was losing private sector jobs and adding government ones. But
now he has completely flipped the script. And it's just
one year later that now we're all private sector growth
and more government jobs are going away.
Speaker 1: This is amazing. Look at that green. It's great to
see the green, isn't it.
Speaker 2: I mean, and this is this should be the story,
you know what I mean, Like that should be the
story going into the midterms.
Speaker 1: But we're it's not. It's not good the story. Our
media sucks. And then also, I mean, I just I'll
just say it, the Republican Party sucks at messaging. Oh yeah,
we're never on the offense ever.
Speaker 2: Yeah we're because we're kind of instantly batting away all
of these other stupid stories. Yep, you know what I mean,
Where this is like amazing, This is exactly the kind
of stuff that we voted for.
Speaker 1: And it's not the only great chart.
Speaker 2: So he also posted that the average Americans weekly paycheck,
adjusted for inflation, shrunk four percent under Biden, but is
now estimated to have surged two percent during Trump's first
year back at the Helm. This is all part of
affordability the Democrats claim to care about, and.
Speaker 1: Yet they don't want to talk exactly, but they'll try
to paint it as the opposite, and they'll succeed in
so many places because we're not on the offense when
it comes to messaging. We got to get better about that.
Speaker 2: M And speaking of good messengers. Scott Bessant obviously weighing
in on all of this great economic news.
Speaker 1: You can read his tweet right here. Today's job numbers
have exceeded expectations, proving once again that Potus's pro growth
agenda is delivering for American workers. January's non farm payrolls
were up by one hundred and thirty thousand versus sixty
eight thousand expected, with upward revisions and the strongest three
month trends since early last year as the economy reprivatizes
and re industrializes after years of reckless government spending. Private
payrolls were up one hundred and seventy two thousand, pushing
the three month average to one hundred and three thousand.
Thanks to President Trump's tax deals, trade deals, and peace deals,
our nation's economy continues to boom and the best is
yet to come.
Speaker 4: Whoop, love it good stuff, all of that, and yet
we had six Republican defectors who sided with the Democrats
in order to stop Trump from having his tariffs on Canada.
Speaker 2: And so the House ends up passing the stoppage of
these tariffs, which all signs point to Trump's policies being real, really,
really really good for the economy. But Massy and a
handful of others were like like terrorists.
Speaker 1: Of course, Massy's right out front. I always so much
rage against that guy right now. I know he's not
a Republican, he's a libertarian, and noting that he's just
a contrarian that's his party at this point, My god,
these people like, Okay, so Trump is effective, let's go
ahead and just let's go against it as much as
we can. I am so sick of these people. They
have to go, I know, I know.
Speaker 2: So here's a report I think from Brettbeer about this
whole tariff.
Speaker 8: Vote breaking justin In the past couple of minutes, the
majority of House lawmakers have approved a resolution that would
end some of President Trump's tariffs on Canada. President Trump
just posted on truth Social any Republican in the House
where Senate that votes against tariffs will seriously suffer the
consequences come election time. Six GOP members voted with Democrats.
It's on this bill. The bill now heads to the
US Senate. House members are expected to vote on a
voter identification bill later tonight. We'll have a report on
that in just a bit.
Speaker 2: And by the way, this is pointless because Trump would
never sign it, you know what I mean. The Senate
is unlikely to pass it. Trump would never sign it,
So it's all just for show anyway. Such a waste
of time when they do shit like this.
Speaker 1: But this is what they do. Yeah, they do a
lot of wasting of our time. Yeah, and then take
our money.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 2: All right. I have very mixed feelings about the video
that you're about to see, and I don't know if
I'm going to even be able to articulate why. But
it's jd Vance is being asked about negotiations with Iran,
and those are taking place. Negotiations, you guys, remember, you know,
the Iranian regime has basically massacred thirty thousand plus of
their own citizens simply for having the audacity to want freedom,
and like a normal government that doesn't, you know, oppress
them the way the Iranian regime does weird.
Speaker 1: Though, MA, because we haven't seen any college protesters about that.
Speaker 2: It's so weird, so so weird. Well because it doesn't
involve the Jews, that's right, No Jews, no news as
we know. And so you guys remember that when the
protests were like really really taking place. Not that they've stopped,
because they continued. I mean, the protesters are very brave.
They continue to be out in the streets doing the protesting.
But like when this was a bigger news thing, when
it was like, you know, really there was just all
kinds of mayhem and chaos in the streets. You guys,
remember we talked about it. Trump said, you guys, you
protesters out there were behind you, and you keep at
it because we've got your back, right, you guys remember that, right?
And since then, there's you know, there's been positioning of
like warships in the in the surrounding waters and all
of the sort of movement, and everybody's been like kind
of waiting what's going to be the move that the
United States makes. This answer from jd Vance about the
negotiations and about how the Iranian protesters should manage toppling
the regime is.
Speaker 1: Just really odd to me.
Speaker 2: And I don't have the answer, Like I don't know
what the right thing is for the United States to
do or what we should do to have the backs
of the protesters exactly.
Speaker 1: That's where I'm struggling.
Speaker 2: I just know that when the President of the United
States says we have your back and then doesn't seem
to I don't feel good about that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, well, I also think it's kind of weird,
you know, like it's not being covered anymore, like you've
seen round the clock Nancy Guthrie coverage instead of this,
which is I mean, that's pissing me off. Like can
we just maybe get an update on the people of Iran?
That would be kidding, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So anyway, here's JD and maybe you'll see what
I mean.
Speaker 1: Days talks. You know, the President is now talking about
potentially sending a second carrier strike group to the Middle East,
to the region. At this point, how confident are you
in going to diplomatic row Do you think that is
still going to be successful or a were leaning more
towards a military strength.
Speaker 10: Well, look, the President's told his entire senior team we
should be trying to cut a deal that ensures the
Iranians don't have a nuclear weapon. But if we can't
cut that deal, then there's another option on the table.
So I think the President's going to continue to preserve
his options. He's going to have a lot of options
because we have the most powerful military in the world.
But until the President tells us to stop, we're engage
in these conversations and try to reach a good outcome
through negotiation.
Speaker 1: Would you like to be sorry, would you like to
see regime change in or on? And what would if
the regime follows? What comes next?
Speaker 10: Well, look, I mean if the Iranian people want to
overthrow the regime, and that's up to the Iranian people.
What we're focused on right now is the fact that
Arian can't have a nuclear weapon. That's been the focus
of the President's policy, even going back to the first administration.
Speaker 2: So in theory, like, I'm fine with negotiation, that's great,
Like you do all the things to avoid, you know,
a huge conflict. Nobody wants that. Nobody wants a huge conflict.
But it was the whole Well, if the protesters want
a new regime, then they can figure that out. It
just seemed like, but you your administration said we're behind you,
we have your back, So then why do you want
to take care of it?
Speaker 1: But actively, what do you want us to do? That's
what I'm wanting.
Speaker 2: That's that's my point is like, this is why I
feel so conflicted about it because I have no idea.
I have no idea what we can do or what
we should do. I just don't like that we're talking
out of both sides of our face on it as
an administration.
Speaker 1: You know, I mean that if they if they, if
they started doing more actively like toppling the regime. I
do think that Trump would be like, Okay, we're gonna
go and we're gonna help these people. But you know
what I mean, it's not like he's going to go
in there and actively do it for them.
Speaker 2: That's like, what's the breaking point? Like what it tells
the protesters go out there and keep doing this because
we have your back, Like how many more of them
need to die before something happens? Do you know what
I mean?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to stay in my lane. My lane
is to talk about the issues of the day. I
literally fuck off.
Speaker 1: I mean what they all? I love it when people
do that you're here on our show, you're watching the
show that we're doing, and then you're telling us to
stay in our lane, like, Hi, welcome to our show
that you're actively watching. Hid welcome anyway.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying I have here's the strategy that the
Trump administration should use in order to talk about for
the people. That's why I feel conflicted. I'm just trying
to say, I feel very uncomfortable with the fact that
there's been some out of both sides talking.
Speaker 1: It's not a Maduro situation and where that guy was
an actual drug dealer and they can say we're going
to go ahead and arrest him for that, you know
what I mean. It's like it's different there. So I
don't I don't know what the breaking point is. I
think that the people have to decide what the breaking
point is. They got to break that point, and then
we can go in and we can help if that's
something that we can do. But it's it's insane what's
happening there. The people that have died. I just but
and more people here need to understand that that's happening
over there. And I don't think that people in our media,
I know, that's it's tangential. But I don't think that
people in our media are doing a good job at all.
Fox included explaining to the American people what's happening over there.
Speaker 2: They're not because there's no about it.
Speaker 1: It's crazy.
Speaker 2: It's crazy. So Bib Natanya, who was in the United
States and met with Trump, met with also Mark Rubio.
He actually tweeted like a photo of him with Marco
Rubio because they he signed on to Israel's succession as
a member of the Board of Peace. And then after that,
Trump tweeted about the meeting that he had with Bibe.
If you would like to read this, I have.
Speaker 1: Just finished meeting with Prime Minister and Yahoo of Israel
and various of his representatives. It was a very good meeting.
The tremendous relationship between our two countries continues. There's nothing
definitive reach other than I insisted that negotiations with Iran
continue to see whether or not a deal can be consummated.
If it can, I let the Prime Minister know that
we'll be a preference. If it cannot, we will just
have to see what the outcome will be. Last time
I ran decided that they were better off not making
a deal and they were hit with midnight hammer that
did not work well for them. Hopefully this time they
will be more reasonable and responsible. Additionally, we discussed the
tremendous progress being made in Gaza in the region in general.
There is truly peace in the Middle East. Thank you
for your attention to this matter. I'm sure that this
piss canda is off.
Speaker 9: I know.
Speaker 2: I'm all about like trying to avoid an all out conflict,
right of course, everybody mean nobody has.
Speaker 1: That, especially somebody who has a son that is of
military age.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like I don't want that, of course not so
I'm all about, you know, negotiate whatever, but like, just
don't forget that you said what you said exactly right.
That's all, Okay, Switching gears, we need to talk about
the FCC chair Brendan Carr, who's just like so freakin' based.
I just love him, and he's actually going after Gavin
Newsom for a completely unexpected thing. I just thought this
was a really interesting tweet from him, he said. In
twenty nineteen, Governor Newsom promised California that he would fix
the failing nine to one one system. He even spent
four hundred and fifty million dollars to build a new one,
but when it came time to turn it on, it
didn't work. So now Newsom is scrapping the plan. The
four hundred and fifty million is gone, and he's going
to spend millions more. Meanwhile, Californians are stuck on their old,
antiquated nine to one one system because of this entire scandal.
So Brandon Carr wrote Newsom to get answers, and he
will go after them. I'm sure, and I love it.
Speaker 1: How does this guy get away with this crowd?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I mean, like, a year after the Palisades fire, like,
the city of Los Angeles is still not able to
deliver a plan for rebuilding, Like it's not just like
the whole state of California is just a complete it's,
for lack of a better phrase of dumpster fire like it.
I just I don't understand how they can continue to
get away with this and people keep electing these assholes.
How is this happening?
Speaker 2: It's because of this stupid I mean, you know, there's
now like studies that show that these next generations are
so much dumber than the ones before them, and.
Speaker 1: We can see it.
Speaker 2: We can see it. We have videos of these idiots
all the time.
Speaker 1: They are multiplying the train, Like, didn't he have some
sort of train or like railway system that he took
a bunch of myne and he's like, yeah, it just
it's a bit. And then there was the homeless. Then
he took all this money for homeless, didn't solve a
single homeless problem. This, I mean it is. It is
like example after example after example where he just steals
money from taxpayers and he's like and then he pisses
it away and nobody cares.
Speaker 2: He has good hair, so why should any of that matter?
Speaker 1: Is a literally ted Bundy.
Speaker 2: He's literally he absolutely is.
Speaker 1: I don't understand it, my god.
Speaker 2: And then just because we're still talking about it or not,
we but like the media continues to talk about it.
I saw this headline from Mediaite of all places, and
was like, oh, this is another thing that I just
hope Candace sees it and I hope it makes her rage.
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need to talk about the Nancy Guthrie thing for just
a brief, little moment, because we're all in the middle
of this true crime story and they're dropping little breadcrumbs
for us every day. There's something new and exciting to
talk about, so we're just going to get through it. Okay,
We're going to spend a few minutes on it because
I feel like it's just part of our due diligence, really,
since it is the main story that every news station
keeps focusing on. And we'll kick it off with just
a short clip of Harvey Levin from TMZ telling Bill
Hemmer about another letter from someone who claims to know
who the kidnapper is.
Speaker 11: About and a half ago, we got kind of a
bizarre letter, an email from somebody who says they know
who the kidnapper is and that they have tried reaching
Savannah's sister Annie and Savannah's brother to no avail, and
they said they want one bitcoin sent to a bitcoin
address that we have confirmed is active. It's a real
bitcoin address, and as they put it, time is more
than relevant. So we have no idea whether this is
real or not, but they are making a demand. It's
interesting that bitcoin's fluctuate in value, but it's around fifty
six thousand dollars now one bitcoin, which is about the
amount that the authorities are offering for information leading to
the return of Nancy.
Speaker 1: Which is weird. Right Listen, I've done with the story,
and I'm just gonna say I it's I feel like
there's such like rich people, famous people privilege here, like
so many people would love the opportunity to put their
loved ones who are missing on a milk carton, let
alone have this kind of coverage. And so I know
it sounds insensitive. You can call me insensitive. People call
me that all the time. That's fine. But I just
think it's weird and I'm done hearing about it when
they're busily and other things going on in the world.
And I think the son in law did it, So
there you go. I said it. I said it out loud.
I think he did it, and if I did me wrong, yeah,
I think he did that's what I Well, I don't
know either, but I'm sure no duck. So I definitely.
Speaker 2: Relate to this person's thoughts. Gina Milan said, here's the thought,
maybe Savannah Guthrie should just put up a million dollar
reward for information about her mother's appearance. But literally is
stopping her, sat stopping her. She's worth forty million dollars.
Did I not say that to you in a text
message last week?
Speaker 1: I was like, she's worth forty million and they're like,
here's a fifty thousand dollars reward. Right, my mom was
missing and I was worth forty mil My mom would
be pissed if I put up fifty thousand dollars. She'd
be like, what do you do? I'd be pissed if
I were missing and my kids. Seriously, if my kids
were worth forty million and they put up fifty grand
for me, I would if I were dead, I would
haunt them, like what are you doing? What are you doing? Odd?
Speaker 2: Because there was that whole video of the siblings where
she was like, we're willing to.
Speaker 1: Pay, Okay, then pay, put up or shut up I mean,
I know forty million and she's fifty grand. And that
was like, and I think you said to me, well,
I think they have to go through bureaucratic channels and
it's the FBI. I don't think that's the case. I
think that if you want to put up three, five,
ten million dollars, do it. It's your mom. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I mean, if there are people now that are just
trying to say, I know who it is, give me money,
then fifty you know, one bitcoin, if that's fifty sixty
thousand dollars whatever. If she puts if she says, if
you give me information that leads me to finding my mom, right,
and you get a million dollars, then maybe that would
do something.
Speaker 12: Yea.
Speaker 1: If it were my mom, I would give everything. I
would be like, oh my god, I would be swinging.
I know, I know, I don't understand this story, and
it's I'm beyond the point of being irritated about it.
I'm sorry. If that irritates everybody out there, I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: And then you know the video that we showed yesterday
of like the dude with the cameras, you know, with
the mask and the whole like the video of the
of the alleged kidnapper. Idiots out there are trying.
Speaker 1: To be like, well, I mean, how do you know.
Speaker 2: If it's an ICE agent or a criminal because they're
all masked. This was this was something that actually was
tweeted by the account that goes by Morgan Freeman. It's
not actually Morgan Freeman, but it's just the account that
uses that name, and this clown actually tried to make
that comparison and saying, how are Americans supposed to know
the difference between a masked ICE agent and a murderer
or kidnapper?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I know.
Speaker 2: And Brandon Darby was like, good question. If a group
of men are wearing vests that say ICE, Police, well
DHS written across their vests and they're loudly knocking on
your door with lights everywhere, probably authorities. If it's a
solo guy in the dark and sneaking around your door,
probably a bad guy.
Speaker 1: This is not hard. It's not hard. Everybody is stupid, now.
Speaker 2: This is what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: This is why the continues to climb, right, and this
is why Possum Lady will sell gajillions of books. It's
exactly our world, man, our world it's frickin' borked.
Speaker 2: There is like a new clue, and that clue is
that there was apparently first a glove excuse me, found
during the hunt for the kidnappers, and then shortly after
that there was word of a second glove.
Speaker 1: Here's a little report about that.
Speaker 7: We knew all along the FBI Laura was kind of
scanning these roads outside of Nancy Guthrie's house looking for something.
They wouldn't tell us what they were looking for, but
about two hours ago they finally did notify as telling
us they did find one black glove.
Speaker 1: We now have.
Speaker 13: Video as well as pictures of the glove. In fact,
Fox Digital has one source saying that they might have
found actually two gloves, a set of gloves, which would
double the odds of them coming back with some kind
of DNA if, in fact it is a glove that
belongs to a person who was on the porch we
saw the video of from yesterday. You also have to
keep in mind that we are in the middle of
the desert here and there is cactus everywhere, so gloves
on the side of the road may not be all
that out of the ordinary. Because anybody who's working landscape
would need hefty gloves to kind of work in and
around this area.
Speaker 1: Yeah, why would you just throw them?
Speaker 2: Like if you're the bad guy, why do you just
toss gloves randomly out into the I don't.
Speaker 1: Get so crazy. I told my husband the other night.
I was like, you know what I would have this
is I probably shouldn't even say this out loud, but
I'm going to do it anyway. Like the first night
that my mom went missing, if my mom went missing
with a pacemaker, I would have taken her phone and
I would have driven around everywhere, everywhere until I got
a signal on her pacemaker. I would have just and
if I didn't, I didn't, but I would have tried,
you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: So they so they have her phone.
Speaker 1: I thought I didn't know that. The family thought so
I thought they had her phone. Don't they have her phone?
Speaker 2: Because I don't.
Speaker 1: I genuinely have no idea, because I mean that they
lost signal on the pacemaker. So I feel like they
have her phone and that's what lost signal. And it's
like I would have just taken her phone, plugged it in,
and I would have been driving everywhere trying to pick
up a signal.
Speaker 2: See, I don't know how face.
Speaker 1: The uh what am I trying to say?
Speaker 2: Which you just say the pacemaker. I don't know how
those work in comparison to like, because what my dad
has is an internal defibrillator which connects to a doctor's
office directly. Interesting, So yeah, and I don't know how
those all work.
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about okay, but or somehow to an Apple device like
a watch. There was a watch left behind, and I
believe her phone is left behind. I literally would have
driven around. I would have been like, we're finding her.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, we need to move on to Pam Bondy,
So I know we're going to piss some people off
whatever as usual. So Pam Bondy was on the Hill
yesterday to answer questions about the Epstein files. And as
you know, if you remember when she first did her
Binder extravaganzathon, what a complete and utter shit show that was.
And I know that there were things that she said
during the hearing that a lot of conservatives that would
have appealed and did appeal to a lot of conservatives.
Speaker 1: She was doing her tough top Pam.
Speaker 2: But I gotta tell you, I thought she sounded like
a complete idiot, and I was super irritated at the
fact that she would not answer direct questions. Instead, it
was like, to me, it was like she was putting
on a show for Donald Trump. That was what it
felt like to me. She was like, I'm going to
just compliment him up and down, refuse to answer any
direct questions, and I'm just going to sound like tough
talking Pam. It was awful. Even though we you know,
there was some stuff she said that I agree with.
It was the time and place part, her tone, her
hysterical shriekyness. I hate it, all of it.
Speaker 1: The thing, the only thing I liked, the only thing
I liked yesterday was her exchange with Massy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we'll get to that because I don't want to
rage about him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's the only thing I really like. Everything else,
I was like, yeah, it's kind of like we talked
about a precio like she's just she doesn't seem genuine
to me. But you know, like Christy, No, I know,
she's like a Barbie. She's like a you know, a
Department of Homeland Security Barbie. But she's tough. I really
think she's tough. Like she can and like I said
to you, she could ride a horse. She can do
the things. I mean, she shoots dogs, which is not okay,
But like you know, she's tough in real life. I
believe that she is, whereas Bondie I don't. I don't
really believe that she's as tough as she likes this.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know, I know some of you are going
to be real and sometimes did you watch the whole thing?
Because they didn't give her an opportunity that I get it.
I know how these hearings work, and they you know,
I reclaim my time and they want to just pepper
her with all of this bullshit. But when she was
getting an opportunity, she chose to be like this isn't
the issue. The issue is how great Trump is instead
of actually answering questions that the entire country has about
Epstein files, and yet like, for example, there was one
I don't even remember which of the idiots asked. It
was Raskan or Nadler or one of those clowns who
was like, why have no co conspirators whose names we
now know? Why has there why have there been no indictments.
Her answer to that question was this.
Speaker 5: He brought up the president saying they indicted me twice.
They sure did. They tried to impeach him twice. And you,
mister Nadler, were one of the leads on the impeachment.
I was on the other side. I lived that with you.
During impeachment. You said the president conspired, saw foreign interfere
in the twenty sixteen election. Robert Muller found no evidence,
none of foreign interference in twenty sixteen. Have you apologized
to President Trump? Have you apologized to President Trump? All
of you who participated in those impeachment hearings against Donald Trump,
you all should be apologizing. You sit here and you
attack the president, and I Am not going to have it.
I'm not going to put up with it. You know
all they want to do. All the American people need
to know this. They are talking about Epstein today. This
has been around since the Obama administration. This administration released
over three million pages of documents over three million, and
Donald Trump signed that law to release all of those documents.
He is the most transparent president in the nation's history.
Speaker 1: And none of them, none of them.
Speaker 5: Ask Merrick Garland over the last four years, one word
about Jeffrey Epstein. How ironic? You know why? Because Donald Trump,
the dow, the DOO right now is over. The Dow
is over fifty thousand dollars. I don't know why you're laughing.
You're a great stock trader, as I hear Raskin. The
DOWO is over fifty thousand right now.
Speaker 2: Sorry, but that has nothing to do with anything. It
has nothing to do with what they were there to
talk about.
Speaker 1: It was just kind of performative and just I missed
the eighties month. I miss it. I just want to
go back. I miss it when people were normal.
Speaker 14: Good.
Speaker 2: I mean, listen, there were things that she said that
we're right. I'm not arguing what she said. I'm arguing
time and place in tone. And that is what makes
me insane with rage about Bondi and how ineffective she
is at this and so you know, she had this
big fight with Jamie Raskin. These people are horrible. I'm
not defending Raskin or Nadler.
Speaker 1: Worst at all.
Speaker 2: But this, you guys, this is crazy town.
Speaker 5: Died. President said, they have miman.
Speaker 15: Please stop the clock and here we go, time the
long time from New York.
Speaker 1: We will give you seconds. We will do that.
Speaker 2: But when you ask a question, you may not like
the answer, but she it's too question was how many?
Speaker 5: They don't like the answer? Chairman, my time, because it's honest.
So he asked a question.
Speaker 15: Restore forty five seconds, please, mister German. You can let
her filibuster all day long, but not on our watch,
not on our time, no way. And I told you
about that Attorney General before you get you.
Speaker 2: Don't tell me.
Speaker 15: No, I did tell you, because you saw what you
did in the Senate.
Speaker 1: Lawyer, I should get back at least forty five We
will give you a few more seconds. I said that already.
Oh my god, you know it's you know it's going
to be really great. Is if DeSantis is in that seat.
Can you imagine him behaving this way? No, that's there's
no way. You wouldn't like. He would be so desant
to see Yeah, and it would be calm. And that's
what listen and That's why I go back to Christy.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 1: I know I shouldn't compare the two, but like the
comparison there, it's she's very calm under pressure, like very calm.
You know, she does not blow her top. She's just
sort of like almost too calm sometimes, you know what
I mean. And so I just wish she would have been, yeah,
less emotional.
Speaker 2: I wish so much of it seems performative, like like
she's putting on a show for Trump, like to love
me because I'm here and I'm defending every move you
ever make, even though I'm not answering your freaking question.
I'm going to defend you and not talk about Epstein,
which is the main thing that they're there to talk about. Yeah,
so she did have it out with Thomas Massey, and
I know this is part where you're like, you go.
Speaker 1: Pam Bondie. I actually enjoyed this part. I enjoyed it
because he is a contrarian and libertarians like I will
call him a libertarian, but he they think that they're
the real patriots and he's just there to be a contrarian.
And it was this I think they had an exchange
about to take it down Act or something like that,
like I think that's what it was.
Speaker 2: I've got two tiny little clips of the two of them,
and this is, you know, because he and Roekanna essentially
are the reason that some of those co conspirator names
were released. She disagrees with that assessment, saying that their
names show up elsewhere, but on like some specific document.
They ended up having to unredact them because of the
pressure that Thomas Massey put on them. So they obviously
disagree about the nature of that those unredactions for lack
of a better word, And here's a little bit of that.
Speaker 1: Then the gentlemen can move Toman questions mind too.
Speaker 5: Within forty minutes you asked me a question. Within forty minutes,
Wexner's name was added back in forty minutes of.
Speaker 2: Me catching you red handed, red hand, there.
Speaker 5: Was one redaction a co and we invited you in.
Speaker 1: And this guy has Trump arrangement syndrome.
Speaker 5: He needs to get You're a failed politicians.
Speaker 7: Time and the witness and he is no credible information none.
Speaker 1: So that was one part. You have another part I do.
And this is when she.
Speaker 2: Was saying that he is a big fat hypocrite, yes,
which she answer.
Speaker 5: And he's a hypocrite because he voted against the band
that we were talking about on deep fake AI porn.
Only two people voted against it, and you were one
of them.
Speaker 1: Hypocrite. Yeah, it's true. It's true. She's right. It's the
take It Down Act. He actually did that. It goes
after all the sick freaks who published like non consensual
intimate images of people, so like teens and women. I mean,
they'll it's like all the deep fake AI porn and
he's like no, and he did it because he was like,
it's federal over reach and states. I'm so principal because
the state's right. Screw you, Massy, I mean, and she
hit him with that, and I'm glad she did. Good
for her for hitting him with that, because that is
it's like he protected pedophiles and sex offenders over women.
So you don't get to say that during an Epstein
hearing that you're some principal guy, because he's a hypogritte.
He's not brave. I'm so sick of this performative bullshit.
I really am.
Speaker 2: I know, on all sides, and I'm sick of it.
I mean, you know, because the thing is is that
I don't have the time to read forty million pages
of Epstein's stuff. I don't know what is all in
the files and who is guilty, who should be indicted
all of this. I have no idea, And the messaging
at this point is so convoluted and mixed that I
just don't even know what to believe at this point.
Nancy Mace, of course, who is like her pet you know,
issue is violence, sexual violence against women. That is like
her main thing that she always wants to talk about.
She's very much in favor of these victims getting justice.
But again there's some questions about the victims themselves. We'll
get to that in a second. But here's Nancy May
saying that this is all a huge cover up by
this DOJ. This was one more fight that Pam Bondi
had that I was just like, oh my god, both
of these women are ridiculous. I think her name is Becca,
if I'm not mistaken, Blint, Becca Balint, And they called
each other names and it was just really really ugly.
But apparently Beca Balint's grandfather perished in the Holocaust. She's
a Jewish woman, and Pam thought going after her as
an anti Semite was gonna go over well, it did
notike when he was.
Speaker 5: And also I want the record to reflect that, you know,
with this anti Semitic culture. Right now, she voted against
a resolution contempt condemning.
Speaker 1: Oh you want to be clear, do you want to
go there? Attorney General?
Speaker 2: Do you want to go there?
Speaker 1: Are you lost? Gentleman talking about.
Speaker 16: To a woman who lost her grandfather in the the committee.
Speaker 15: Talk to Jared Wise about anti Semitism.
Speaker 10: The ranking member knows that I'm gonna can I get
like thirty seconds back?
Speaker 2: You know, I've been balanced anyway. That just gives you
an idea of how ugly the entire thing was.
Speaker 1: So much. I know so much, so much, and then
you know what, at the end of the day, nothing
gets done.
Speaker 2: Right, nothing, nobody's gonna face any kind of accountability.
Speaker 1: Nothing, nothing, nothing gets done. And this is why we
hate all of these people. This is why all.
Speaker 2: Right, So back to Nancy Mace who again she's saying
that there's a cover up happening right now.
Speaker 1: Shocked peers.
Speaker 9: That's some of the names that I have seen that
came across the DOJ and emails. The DJ is protecting
and we're talking about people on both sides of the aisle.
We're talking about famous people, rich people, people in power,
prime ministers, former prime minister's, former presidents, et cetera, media
personalities that are named in these files. And that's why
I say this is going to go down as the
greatest cover up, one of the greatest cover ups in
American history.
Speaker 2: And I don't believe the.
Speaker 9: Girls are actually going to see justice, which is why
it's going to be incumbent upon people like Democrat Rocanna,
Republican Thomas Massey. I'm a Republican myself who's willing to
name some of those names in our committee work on
the floor of the House, whatever it takes, because this.
Speaker 1: Kind of thing cannot continue to go on.
Speaker 2: So why aren't they doing it? Like effing stopped talking
about how you're willing to.
Speaker 12: Name names, and just name the names, you know, all
I can I just I can't stop thinking about the
fact that I give these people like thirty percent of
my money.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, you guys, okay with that. That's a low
end too, that's all. It's a total low ball. It's
an absolute low ball. We give them so much of
our money and then they're just like, we need to
have more. Remember our founding fathers, they fought like a
revolution over a two percent t tax? Was it two
three percent tax?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 1: It was good time, not thirty not thirty.
Speaker 2: So here's some like just odd facts. So, like, all
of these victims, the victims of Epstein were there, and
they were all adults at the time of their claimed victimization,
and somehow that that gets missed by the media, that
these were not children. And I'm not suggesting that there
weren't children, but the women that have been out and
loud about everything except for the names of their perpetrators,
there are you know, they're in these hearings all the time,
but they don't ever name the names. All of them
were adults at the time that they claim they were victimized. Yeah,
So that's just sort of an interesting factoid. Another one
of those interesting factoids is about one of the specific women,
Elizabeth Stein, who works for Tide's Foundation, which is funded
by Soros, and she that foundation produced that Super Bowl
commercial that the victims were all in, showing them with
their mouths taped shut. She was also a full grown
woman when she met Gilaine Maxwell at her job when
she was twenty one. She then formed a friendship with
Epstein and Maxwell, which was apparently sexual, and claims that
she didn't realize that she was trafficked until thirty years later.
She also tried to get a piece of the pie
in terms of the Victims Fund, but did not. So, like,
what what's going on? This is why I have no
idea what to believe about any of it, because there's.
Speaker 1: Much I hear you, like, I think that it started,
like there were some that are being trafficked and I
say traffic that were being recruited from a local high
school where he lived. And I remember seeing that. I
saw a bunch of that on Joe Rose. Yeah, and
they were and I get that there were some underage girls,
but there were also of age women that were that
were going in there and doing this stuff.
Speaker 2: So and they're being treated and redacted as victims even
though they were perpetrators, as we talked about with Anna
pol Luna's take yesterday. So just I'm getting kind of
tired of it, and yet like the I forget this name,
the name of this CNN chick, But she's got a
panel going that includes our favorite Scott ahead of Jennings,
and she's absolutely screaming at him. You guys, it is
so bizarre.
Speaker 1: Check this out.
Speaker 2: I mean, you can't make this shit.
Speaker 1: Uh, you can't.
Speaker 10: You cannot make it up.
Speaker 2: And this is like his name was redacted in these files.
Speaker 17: I don't know why you're yelling at me, but I mean,
I mean, it's.
Speaker 1: Obviously this story.
Speaker 14: I mean it's this is something that was labeled as
a conspiracy theory, you know buy some people on the left,
you know, during the campaigns, for sure, and you have
rightly criticized the Bibe administration and others for not doing
more about it.
Speaker 1: Hella. I love that he was like, I don't know
why you're yelling at me, right, and it is something
that it is. It's good to point it out that. Yeah,
a lot of people claimed that this was a conspiracy theory.
All this stuff was just nonsense. Like during the Biden administration,
they could have opened up the files and they never did.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I get so irritated about that. It's like, now all
this stuff is coming to light. Why because Trump? Yeah,
Trump did release.
Speaker 2: All the files about all the files that he could
legally release.
Speaker 1: Totally, He's doing that. Biden didn't do it, Obama didn't
do it, So, I mean, they will never give him
credit for that, I.
Speaker 2: Know, And I think Scott speaks for a lot of
us when he talks about just freaking getting to the
cotton pick and names already.
Speaker 17: There are people here who can go down to the
house floor more or go out into the public domain
and say here are the men who need to be investigated.
That's where I think most Americans are. Why can't we
just skip to the part where the people who have
the information say out loud, this person did this thing
to me is a.
Speaker 1: Crime in a lot of cases, not allowed to because.
Speaker 17: They're members of Congress can go down of the House
flor and say anything they want. And there are members
of Congress who have claimed Rocana has one, Thomas Massey
is one. They have claimed to have names. And I
don't know why we're not actually seeing that right now?
Speaker 1: To me? Right yeah, why aren't we?
Speaker 15: What is that?
Speaker 2: And none of the excuses fly anymore this whole they're
afraid to be sued. Okay, well, Elon's got your back
on that. Elon's got He's going to pay for all
of the lawsuits anybody tries to sue a victim for
speaking out he's got you. That's no longer excuse and
get it.
Speaker 1: And Thomas Massey, if you have names, mister libertarian freedom man.
Speaker 2: Say the names.
Speaker 1: What are you so afraid of I thought you're afraid
of nothing, Say the names. Oh my god, I'm so
sick of this, so sick of it.
Speaker 15: Uh huh.
Speaker 2: All right, let's get to the gossip section of our show,
which we will.
Speaker 1: Be catching up from where we left off yesterday.
Speaker 2: About Carrie Perjon Bowler, or what I like to call
a candy Catholic person. She has been Catholic for about
forty five minutes, and it's because Candice told her to, essentially,
and we talked to you yesterday about the fact that
she was part of this religious Freedom Commission. Trump is
actually the one that appointed her initially back in twenty
twenty I think, or some time ago. And in any case,
she made an absolute fool of herself at their roundtable
the other day. We've shown you clips of that, and
yesterday Dan Patrick decided enough is enough, and if you
could read what he wrote about him firing her.
Speaker 1: Essentially, Carrie Pregene Boler has been removed from President Trump's
Religious Liberty Commission. No member of the Commission has the
right to hijack a hearing for their own personal and
political agenda on any issue. This is clearly without question
what happened Monday in our hearing on anti Semitism in America.
This was my decision. The Commission has done outstanding work
through five hearings. Two more are scheduled. The testimony has
been both illuminating and heartbreaking. Under the Biden administration, Americans
of all fates had their religious liberty not only stolen
from them, but were often punished for standing up for
their faith in education and military, private sector, and even
the ministry. This spring, the Commission will deliver one of
the most important reports in American history, directly to the President.
The President respect all faiths. He believes that all Americans
have a right to receive the great inheritance given to
them by our founding fathers in the First Amendment. I
am grateful to President Trump for having the vision and
boldness to create this Commission. Fighting for the Word of
God and religious freedom is what this nation was founded upon.
Leading this fight will be one of his greatest legacies.
Dan Patrick Lieutenant Governor of Texas and he is the
chair of the.
Speaker 2: Yes, he is the chair. So Candice didn't like that.
You know, she's now BFFs with Carrie, and so she
immediately jumped to Carrie's defense and said, Carrie didn't hijack anything.
You hosted a performative Zionist hearing meant to neuter the
Christian faith. Carrie spoke truth as a Catholic, and Christians
the truth cannot be defeated. Zionists are naturally hostile to
Catholics because we refuse to bend the knee to revisionist
history and support them. Slaughter and rape of innocent children
for occult ball worshipers. Again, just anti anti Semitism on.
Speaker 1: Full display totally.
Speaker 2: Your decision will only further the Christian Enlightenment which is
taking place in this country, and for that we thank you.
Carrie said no to selling her soul.
Speaker 1: Carrie just said yes to blindly following her cult leader.
Speaker 2: And we know who Carri start calling nothing to do
with christ.
Speaker 1: We can just start calling Candy Candace Koresh I love
an Koresh.
Speaker 2: There we go, and then an interesting tidbit was revealed
about that roundtable there and what happened is and this
is a quote from The Well Street Journal. A member
of the commission's advisory board, Samirah Mouonshi, began recording right
before Carrie's first question. And Moonshi is a Muslim advocate
and Carrie and she and Carrie are He and Carrie
rather left together and appeared to be texting amid the hearing.
Carrie was there to perform the Muslim's bidding. I don't
know why.
Speaker 1: Well, that's what happened. It's like all these broads, they
love all this Muslim stuff. I wonder how much she's
gonna love Sharia law. How much your teenage daughter is
gonna love that too?
Speaker 2: You know, go over she wore the Palestinian pal She
needs to go visit Gaza.
Speaker 1: Maybe she should do a swimsuit competition over in a
Muslim state since she was a pageant girl. See how
that works out for her over there in a Muslim state.
They love swimsuits, don't they. They love showing the skin.
Speaker 2: Right, So you know, most people were like, okay, good, well,
that is the right decision. She should not be a
part of this commission. The whole roundtable was about anti Semitism,
which she was engaging in, so that doesn't seem right,
and it's the right decision to remove her, But she's
not often leaving to quote Leonardo DiCaprio not. This is
what she responded to someone commenting about it. She said,
Dan has no authority to fire me, only the president.
I am not resigning and I'm not fired, And she
then fired off a letter to Dan Patrick. If you
could please read her response to him, here's the first part.
Speaker 1: Dear Chairman Patrick, I write in response to your public
statement falsely claiming that you removed me from President Trump's
Religious Liberty Commission. As the name states, this is President
Trump's Religious Liberty Commission, not yours. You did not appoint
me to the commission. You lack authority to remove me
from it. This is a gross overstepping of your role
and leads me to believe you are acting in alignment
with a Zionist political framework that hijacked the hearing, rather
than in defense of religious liberty. We serve as equals
on this commission. Just as I cannot remove you, you
cannot remove me. He's the head of it.
Speaker 2: Beyond here's your chair.
Speaker 1: Oh god, wow, somebody thinks they're really important, doesn't somebody?
The commission was created by executive order of President Donald J. Trump.
Members were appointed by the President and services appointees. Nothing
in the executive order grant you the power to remove
presidential appointees unless and until I receive written notice from
the President of the United States requesting my removal. I
will continue to defend religious freedom for all religions on
this commission. Please trust, and oh my God, I recommend
you reread the executive order issued by President by the
president who appointed us. You were speaking with that authority,
and it is clear your actions reflect a Zionist political agenda,
not the President, not the US constitutions, and not the
purpose of this commission. I know Potus cares deeply about
religious freedom, which is why he appointed me. Your attempt
to remove me from my deeply held religious beliefs while
I was serving on a religious Liberty Commission directly contradicts
the mission of this body protecting religious liberty, including that
of devout Catholics like myself who reject Zionism. I look
forward to next month's hearing. I am more determined than
ever to protect and defend religious freedom for all Americans.
I refuse to bend the need Israel. I am no
slave to a foreign nation except Palestine. Did you wear
their pin?
Speaker 2: Exactly?
Speaker 1: Christ our King? Okay, respectfully, whatever, I see a test.
Speaker 2: For Trump because it may be true that that dan
Patrick did not have the authority. It may also be
true that dan Patrick got a phone call or called
President Trump and said are you cool with this decision,
and that President Trump said yes, we will find out.
Speaker 1: I'm sure sooner than later. What is her background besides
being a pageant girl? What about it that she gets
to sit at a table with a freaking neurosurgeon.
Speaker 2: Because she's very qualified because.
Speaker 1: She pranced around and an evening gown and a swimsuit
at a pat talked about opposite marriage, and she talked
about opposite marriage. That's that's those are her qualify. We
got to vet these people, y'all better.
Speaker 2: It's going to be interesting, though, to see what happens,
because if it's true that Trump has to be the
one to unappoint her, then I hope he steps up
because she is horrible.
Speaker 1: She is horrible, and then we got to do better.
Let this be a lesson.
Speaker 2: Chabos Kestenbaum responded to her letter to dan Patrick, and
you can read what he said.
Speaker 1: Right here. The White House Religious Liberties Commision isn't about you.
It's about American Christians and American Jews facing religious discrimination.
I give you concrete examples of how American Catholics are
being persecuted, and you didn't respond. All you cared about
was Israel. That is correct. She doesn't give a shit
about Christians. She doesn't give a shit about Christians being
slaughtered all over the world. She doesn't care because she's
an anti Semite.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Jew hate, unfortunately is a really high paying.
Speaker 1: Job right now. It really is. And we could see
it happened.
Speaker 2: I told you this yesterday that she gained like forty
thousand something followers. It's now up to sixty thousand, including
Megan Kelly who just became a.
Speaker 1: New follower of hers.
Speaker 2: Of course, so she's you know, probably at seventy thousand
yet by this morning, and all she had to do
was hate on Jews.
Speaker 1: That's a key the new podcast. Yeah, and a glad
feel and everything else. She'll get it because it paid,
Oh yeah, absolutely.
Speaker 2: And the question is you know, from from longtime Catholics,
like what is happening?
Speaker 1: Like where is this Jew hate coming from?
Speaker 2: And in fact, there were two, asking aloud that very
question on Twitter yesterday, Nina said, I'm fifty seven. I've
been Catholic for a long time. I graduated third in
my class from an all girls Catholic prep school and
cumlati from a Catholic university. I married a cradle Catholic
educated by nuns, and I raised and homeschooled my nine
children in a traditional Catholic community for fifteen years. And
I have never heard anti Zionism, rhetoric or jew hate
before from Catholics. Someone explain it to me too, So
Emily Zanati tried to explain it. I thought, very well, actually,
just sort of the whole phenomenon that's took place right now.
Speaker 1: It's just so lovely. I really like Emily Zannadi.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so here's what she said, if you want to
read her explaination.
Speaker 1: It's because for a while, a whole bunch of young,
terminally online men and some women looking to be more
base converted to traditional Catholicism, thinking it was all crusades
and misogyny. Many of them have moved on to the
Orthodox Church and elsewhere after discovering two thousand years of
teaching is a tad bit more nuanced, but not before
your run of the mill grifters caught onto the shift
and monetized it, preaching the gospel of baseness instead of,
you know, the actual gospel. There's a whole class of influencers,
from Candae Owens to Jack Prosobiac to Catholics for Catholics,
many of whom are connected to see in some way,
that preach the skin deep dogma and wear the faith
like a skin suit and aesthetic, but really have no
idea of what Catholicism really teaches. Unfortunately, they also have
an army of dopey followers who just pairrot everything they say,
in which they weaponize against any actual Catholic who questions
their weird ideas. Will they have souls maybe?
Speaker 2: Will they save souls?
Speaker 1: Will they save souls maybe? But the most important thing
to them is to get rich based Catholicism has been profitable,
it does seem somewhat on the decline, though what happened
with Progene whatever her name is, is a little different.
She seems to have used her Catholicism as a shield
for radical Islam. I'm sure she's excited about being famous,
but the issue is more nefarious because it seems very
much like the radical elements of the left to have
discovered they can manipulate the right using these influencers and
not subtly.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's a perception, absolute perception, and.
Speaker 1: That's precisely what Islam is doing. Yeah, it's doing it
with Tucker, it's doing it with Candace, it's doing it
with her. Pay attention, y'all.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because what's the saying that first they come for
the people who pray on Saturdays, and then they come
for the Sunday prayers. I mean, this should not be
complicated for people, and yet it is.
Speaker 1: It's complicated for stupid people who are sheep.
Speaker 2: And I think who you know. One of the people
that Emily didn't name in this post of hers, but
who is a directly responsible person is Nick Fuentes, of course,
and he's one of the worst of the worst when
it comes to this new Catholicism that is so hateful,
so hateful. And again I'm not talking about Catholics, I'm
talking about candy Catholics, totally different, and I would put
Nick into this category.
Speaker 1: Even though he was like this way before Candace was
like this.
Speaker 2: He has he posted the most unself aware yesterday about
the damage that's been done to the Republican Party that
I almost couldn't believe my eyes. I was like, is
he joking? Like is he is this satirical? But he
said it is truly staggering how much cultural and political
capital the right wing has blown through in barely a year.
Trump won the popular vote in twenty twenty four, and
by now he'd probably lose to Joe Biden if an
election were held today. Devoured from within by Zionists and grifters.
Speaker 1: He's so full of shit.
Speaker 2: He's the guy that's been grifting and also busting apart.
Speaker 1: People on the right. Yeah, he's but he's full of shit.
He would not lose to Joe Biden if election were
held today. Come on, It's like, I just I don't
believe that. I don't. I go out, listen, get off
of X and go and talk to normal people. Normal
people know what's going on, and they're smarter of them.
And there are a lot, believe me. I'm surrounded by that.
And these people are not like well Din to Nick
quint Is and Candice, They're living their lives okay, and
they they don't give a crap what this loser says they,
Then who are the.
Speaker 2: Sixty thousand people that just signed up to follow that psychopath?
These people, I don't know if we have enough to
counter them, That's my worry. And then you have people
that continue to listen to all three of these psychopaths.
And then Nick what I mean? So he posts this,
and then like in the next breath, says this.
Speaker 16: So I'm telling you this Epstein thing, this is the albatross,
This is the rotting, infected wound in the center of
the Trump movement. It is going to kill it slowly,
and I cannot wait, cannot wait. I hope the Epstein
scandal costs them the midterms. I hope it allows Demic
to impeach and indict in subpoena every member of this
Trump government. And I hope that this goes on until
twenty twenty eight. And I hope that this piece of
shit Trump administration brings down JD.
Speaker 1: Vance with it.
Speaker 16: I fantasize about the Trump administration being a burning building
and JD. Vance is chained to the mattress and he's
gonna burn with it. I cannot fucking wait, because it
couldn't happen to a more deserving person and group of
people than these. That's my hope, that is my aspiration,
And out of the ashes of this disaster, we can
actually get something real, right, we can actually get something new,
something different. Democrat, we could get somebody, maybe it's a
dark horse, maybe it's somebody nobody's talking about yet, but
we could get a different kind of candidate that's actually
going to do the job.
Speaker 1: That's my aspiration, that's my hope here. Well, he's a Democrat.
He's a freaking liberal. Candas is a liberal. And that
Carrie Pregene whatever her name is, she's a liberal too.
Her off that thing, get her off. Be kiss than that.
They're leftists. They're the worst, right They're the worst of
the worst. The reason that Trump needs to remove that
Bach is because she is a leftist. She wants him
to fail. She wants all of us to fail. She
wants any sort of right wing agenda to not be fulfilled.
All of these people want that Tucker to yeah, Tucker
to right. So I mean he needs to understand that.
I hope he understands that. If you're paying attention, President Trump,
if you're watching this show, which I know that you don't,
but if you watch anything, for the love of God,
get them out of there. Like none of those people
want this to We have an agenda. We hired him
to fulfill an agenda, and he's doing it. He's taking
off the list, he's doing the things that we asked
him to do. They absolutely, Julia, they want to sabotage him,
and that right there is perfect example. Candas is a
perfect example. She hates him. Now.
Speaker 2: It's interesting she's saying, I'm never voting again, and she's
never going to tell her all of her cheap to
never vote again.
Speaker 1: Totally.
Speaker 2: Do we have enough people that will get engaged, especially
for midterms?
Speaker 1: Man, do we have.
Speaker 2: Enough midterm people that will get engaged and prevent two
years of Trump getting impeached and all the things. I mean,
that's what's gonna happen.
Speaker 1: I will tell you. I hope so. But I do
think that there are a lot of people who, uh,
I'll call them the Rambos of the world. It's like
the the the rambos that the people who just are
quiet and don't want to get involved, they don't want it,
they don't talk much, and then they don't like to
be poked. And those are those are the ones who
kind of keep quiet politically, and I do think if
they need to get like, they don't want to be poked.
But ma'am, when they're poked, you don't want to poke them,
you know what I mean. But then they will, they
will get involved when they have to get involved that
they feel like, oh my God, like this, I really
feel like we're going to be okay. I do. I hope.
I hope so because I do believe that people see that.
You know, listen, it's now it's not Democrat versus Republican anymore.
It's good versus evil. Yeah, truly yeah, And these people
are truly evil.
Speaker 2: And Candice of course is the worst among them. And
she hit new Low's last night talking about how basically, Erica,
this whole thing is around a wedding photo that got moved.
This is the dumbest story of all time, you guys.
But some of the psychos, like Jenny Robinson said this
Erica Kirk bitch removed their wedding photo from Charlie's bookshelf.
So this has become like the new conspiracy that proves
that Erica Kirk was somehow involved in Charlie's death. And
it all goes back to her appearance on the Glenn
Beck Show when she said that her toddler woke them
up at two forty five in the morning the night
before Charlie was shot, and she said, Charlie, you go
sleep in Gigi's bedroom and get some rest. I'll just
keep her with us. This all means that Erica had
something to do with the murder. This is Candace's warped
psycho brain working. She did a whole thing about how
it's not normal for sleep trained toddlers to get up
at three o'clock in the morning, and the only reason
that probably happened is because Charlie and Erica had a
big fight. This is the new theory that Candace has
woke that she's deciding to go with. And she's suggesting
that Charlie is the one that moved that moved the
photo because he was mad at Erica and they were
fighting and they didn't have a good marriage. This all
is from the show last night. I kid you not,
it was so disgusting.
Speaker 1: She also, you, guys, in the show last night, I
read that she apparently forgot the book that's being read
in her book club, and then she talked about how
awesome her book club is because colts are neat. You know,
I like, she's it's crazy, she's bad, shit crazy, come on,
shit crazy. But listen when it comes to moving a picture,
like I wrote you yesterday and I was like, I'll
redecorate my house all the time. If somebody judged me
based on me moving a wedding photo, I would be
accused of crazy stuff. I move stuff all the time.
I move pictures and things in my house. I don't
know about y'all women out there. I'm constantly moving things
in my house. That's who I am as a person.
Speaker 17: What up?
Speaker 1: What are we doing?
Speaker 2: It's so stupid, And you know, to then build an
entire theory about this using her Little Blues Clues paw
print that she's now into, Oh my god, so she
creates she copted this entire story about how they had
a terrible marriage, they were in a huge fight, their
toddler can't sleep through the night, all the things. And then,
by the way, it was so funny because Nathan Livingstone
this morning posted a clip of Candace from a couple
few years ago saying when her kid was a toddler
or when her kid was a baby, that the baby
nurse wore a mask, and she was worried that that
would frighten her child when the baby nurse would go
in and check on her in the middle of the night.
So apparently her own was up in the middle of
the night being alarmed by her baby nurse's mask wearing whatever.
So I'm sorry, not all people are rich enough to
have a baby nurse.
Speaker 1: What even that? What's a So she had somebody go
in and take care of her kid in the middle
of the night cause she was too freaking lazy to get
up and take care of her own kid. Yes, no,
she has never taken care of her own kids. I
don't believe that she's not doing it during the day,
And now you're telling me she doesn't do it at night.
So she's what you're telling me, she doesn't take care
of her own kids.
Speaker 2: I mean, do you really think that she ever does.
The amount of time that she spends concocting these crazy stories,
not just about Erica but about literally everything takes a
lot of time, and it's time that there is no
way she is spending actual children.
Speaker 1: You know, she's looking at her you know she's looking
at her kids, which one are you which one? There's
four and they're gonna be like mom, so and so
good lord.
Speaker 2: So Candace responded to this whole to Jenny Robinson, calling
Erica a bitch and saying that she moved the wedding photo,
and she said, it's entirely possible Charlie removed it when
he removed his wedding ring the night before, when they
had a priest come pray over them and their marriage.
So again she's concocted this whole fairy tale about how
they had a terrible marriage and.
Speaker 1: They basically argued all the time. Okay, but question, yes,
when is Erica going to because she did the cease
and desist, when is this going sue her?
Speaker 2: I think she's waiting, probably smartly, for the Tyler Robinson
thing to be wrapped up, because once they just had like,
once it's done and Tyler Robinson is obviously who killed
Charlie and that is proven into court of law, then
she will have she'll be armed with that, mamma. And
I know I hate that it all takes.
Speaker 1: So long, but I think that's probably why.
Speaker 2: And in the meantime, she's just building up so much
evidence against Candace that will be undeniable about how much
harassment she has faced at the hands of this demon.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's your theory, because I'm wondering why in the
hell she's waiting so long when just do it? Go
for the jugular.
Speaker 2: So and the jealousy, you guys, are, the jealousy of
Candace over Erica is so it was so palpable in
the clips that I saw yesterday, Like there's one where
she talks about her theory that Charlie took the photo
and she now thinks that because Erica in her speech
at Charlie's Amazing memorial when she called him my Charlie
was all like part of a ploy to manipulate us
emotionally into thinking that they actually loved each other and
that they shared a life together and were married. Right.
But this is the crazy, you guys, This is the
level of crazy.
Speaker 1: Huh.
Speaker 18: Was Charlie's husband Erica's husband was gone? Erica, Charlie Erica.
She even intentionally used phrases like my Charlie in her
initiative speech, which was written in large part by Laken
f By the way, a plus in subsequent fundraising letters
and emails, they wanted the public to know that it
was quote unquote my Charlie, to remind them over and
over again, that's her husband, that's it's her husband. The
intention was to lay, of course, the emotional groundwork for
the sudden transfer of power, the idea being she's actually
half of Charlie, so nobody should question anything. Charlie thought
she was great, and you should think she's a great.
Nobody wonder nobody should be thinking or asking a question
whether or not she's qualified to the CEO and chairman.
What's my point I'm making. No, Erica is not the
person that moved to that picture. In fact, it would
be much more likely that stay she shared in would
have added that picture to the background. They would have said, Okay,
we're in his office.
Speaker 15: What are we going to do?
Speaker 18: Oh, let's put up some stuff behind to remind people
that this is her Charlie and how happy they were
and how in love they were. So that really only
leaves us with one other option, and that option would
be that Charlie himself moved.
Speaker 2: Or, as Newsweek announced when they reached out to Turning
Point to ask the question, or Erica moved it to
a lower shelf when her daughter asked to see it
so that she could hold and look at the photo.
It is still on the studio shelf, just lowered down
where her daughter can look at it whenever she's in
there with her mom.
Speaker 1: I don't believe, I believe we even have to talk
about this. Listen, I'm sorry that you married a homosexual
and that your marriage sucks, and that you can't understand
why she would say, my has like my Charlie. Yeah,
it's like, I'm sorry that we have a photograph of
you where you're literally standing across the room because you're
that repulsed by your own husband, Like, I'm sorry, sorry
about your marriage.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, this is just absolutely incredible.
Speaker 1: What even is this? What do we even talk like?
Speaker 2: This is so stupid.
Speaker 1: We're talking about a picture.
Speaker 9: I know.
Speaker 2: But even after this, she continues to suggest that this
is not true, and so she replied to this Newsweek
refutation and said, well, I hate to be a stickler
for details. But Erica told Glenn it was her first
time back in Charlie's office during that interview on December eleventh.
So did Gigi ask Mike McCoy to move the wedding
photo because mikey gave an interview a month earlier on
November eighth, and it was already moved. She actually she
met Erica said during that show on Glenn was that
she because she was like looking down at all the
stuff and she was like, this is the first time
I've spent so long in his office. It wasn't the
first time she'd been in it, Miss Stickler for details,
it was the first time she'd been in it for
so long to actually take in all the stuff that
was on the desk and everywhere else. So Candice can
absolutely go f herself.
Speaker 1: She is literally a thirteen year old girl in middle school,
so awful when the world she's a demon.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and since she's so catty, then we're gonna just
give it right back to her and we're gonna share
with you.
Speaker 1: We're gonna share with you this photo of.
Speaker 2: Her with Erica at her own wedding because the caption
of this was so funny, especially since we now understand it,
it said. Candace Owens has been schizomaxing on her podcast
for months because her cortisol levels have been high ever
since she got framed bonded by Erica Kirk at her
own wedding While she was bride maxing.
Speaker 1: In front of her. I mean Erica clearly ever shadowed
around the picture. Look how gorgeous Erica? Oh my god?
I mean, you know you're looking directly at Erica when
you look at this on looking at her. No one's
looking at Candace.
Speaker 2: And if they are, they're like, why is there like
a giant plant growing out of her ear?
Speaker 1: Exactly exactly. I love that picture so much, She's gorgeous
in it.
Speaker 2: And then, lastly, because we always like to make fun
of the new words that we discover, Candice can't pronounce,
it turns out that she does share a sponsor with
us Massive Chips, who you should use code chicks always always.
Speaker 1: But this, I just can't even believe.
Speaker 2: That this is a word that she can't pronounce. You, guys,
I'm not even tell you what it is. Just listen.
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They are more satiating so that you won't find yourself
uncontrollably binging. These tallow makes the chips much more satiating,
so you won't find yourself uncontrollably binging.
Speaker 1: I can't what in the world what satiating. It's satiating,
you guys, on you guys, satiating the h satiating. Did
you know that she was like ah, like she like
a people should follow her and like good their lives
to her. Anyway, all right, we've got some thank yous.
Speaker 2: One from Diana Salmon's Floyd, who said, did y'all know
that Sam Darnold, quarterback of the Seahawks, only cleared seventy
grand at his Super Bowl bonus because of a jock
tax and other taxes of the state of California. I
am obnoxious about holidays to balls.
Speaker 1: Wow, that's I don't.
Speaker 2: Know what the bonus was supposed to be, but like
that seems low for a winning quarterback.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I feel like playing a game and
getting seventy thousand for it is a pretty good night.
Speaker 2: But I'm sure it's in comparison to the other players
who come from different states, right, it's probably like so ridiculous.
Speaker 1: Still, I mean, it's a good night. That's pretty good night.
It's good night for playing football. I'm just saying.
Speaker 2: Linda Kayan Reno said no show on X yesterday, and
I don't see it there again today.
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I couldn't find I mean, it says we're connected
to X, So I don't know why it's not appearing,
but I don't know what to do about that. But yeah,
it hasn't appeared for the last two days, and it
says that we're connected.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I'll try to reconnect tomorrow and see if that changes anything.
Speaker 1: Uh, now you super Nova, hold on, it's okay, super
My ear has been plugged for a few days. Went
to doctor yesterday. Turns out a piece of one of
my earbuds was lodged way in my ear. What broken earbud?
Three weeks ago doctor advised not to use earbuds due
to ear injuries. Oh my goa like ones like like
like what kind like me? Like right? Like that we
use them every day to do that.
Speaker 2: Like, I don't think you're supposed to stick them way
in there.
Speaker 1: You just kind of put them in a little bit, right, Yeah.
Marci Parallas, Good morning, Mac and Daisy. Happy Friday Eve.
We've almost made it. That's right, Have a wonderful day,
see y all tomorrow. Much love, Thank you. Marcy Mischelle
fifty five. Today I am the mother of a fifty
year old. I cannot believe how the years have flown by.
I'm so blessed with such an amazing children. He is
the oldest of my five, A wonderful man to his siblings.
So sweet propping day to him. Dana Billado thirty six,
Thank you for that supersticker, Paula Johnson fourteen ninety eight. Yes,
French teacher, here it is twall. I didn't I said it,
Ronnie whoo right know well, said Daisy. Also, there is
no French equivalent that I know of pertaining to pissing
on grasshoppers. Get the newsom there you go, Christina at
two one seven zero, Oh, MASSI has two Republicans running
against him, nicolee. Ettington and ed Galreen in Kentucky. So Kentucky,
let's primary this clown. I like that there's two. Frankly,
it's one.
Speaker 2: Of those need to bow out and stop splitting everything here,
you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I hear you. I've actually heard of Nicole Ehington.
I don't know how, but I have. It's weird, so
I don't know. I don't know what that says Christina
Hopkins five eight seventy. Did you hear that they did
you hear that they can kicked the candy Catholic carry
off our Christian Council? Yes, yes, we told you.
Speaker 2: It's like in our top it's in our title even.
Speaker 1: We totally did. I totally heard about it and we
talked about it. Gordilo three four one five regarding I
ran a half family in the military. There is massive
movement to the Middle East to places top secret tours
are being extended to October, so there may be your answer, Mack.
Speaker 2: I mean it's I know they're like preparing. I just
don't know for what, if it's defensive or offensive.
Speaker 1: Right, Brian Bumley, The airspace above us has been busy lately.
There is a logistical wing out of right, Pat, you
think they're getting ready for something, just saying we don't know.
Penny Purdue three nine nine nine. One of my friends
has a fifteen year old nephew that is missing. Can
we cover that in the news a little? Oh God,
bless them? Oh my lovey ladies. Happy Valentine's Day everyone. Yeah,
this is the thing, like, unless you're rich and famous,
you don't have that kind of privilege. And your kid
doesn't get that kind of coverage, or you're your loved
one in general Giles Chester, fourteen ninety five. Don't always agree,
but still love you girls. Well, thank you, thank you,
thank you for being here. Leah Shallock six one four four.
The government shooting down party balloons sounds funny, but long
before October seventh, ham Ass was sending party balloons with
incendiary and explosive devices over the war, hoping to attract
Israeli children terrorist nightmares. All ors are going to terrorist
our Nurm Daisy says. California is a dumpster fire. It
is because their government is the dictionary definition of a grift.
Eleven billion, no train taking my froud money. This is
the thing. There's so much, and they continue to elect
these losers, rob and die. If the glove doesn't fit,
you must acquit. Oh my god, the gloves, Oh the glove,
the glove. That's right, Billy bikes one one two nine.
Nobody's ready for how the files connected to? Nine to
one one? Okay, nine to eleven Okay, I don't know
about that. Supernova is the talibomb edible asking for a front?
I don't think that. I don't think you want to
do that. Yeah, the stuff for your face and everything.
I don't think that's the edible stuff. It's the put
on your body, like on your skin stuff, not the
edible stuff. But there is edible stuff that you can get.
Billy Bike's one, one two nine. The Satanic Temple operates
across the US. Question mark question mark. I'm sure it does.
I'm sure it does. We're in a We're in a
total spiritual war right now. So yeah, that's what it
feels like. Kimberly Donalds. In five fourteen, Annie and Tamaso
just bought a house in uh On. I guess on
March twenty fifth for six hundred and fifty thousand dollars
with d with a three hundred and fifty five thousand
dollars mortgage, after selling their other house for three hundred
and seventy nine thousand dollars that had a ninety four
thousand dollars mortgage. H lasting dates A. I guess Annie
on two to twenty six, at five or twenty five.
Speaker 2: So do they buy the house in March of twenty
five or March twenty fifth.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know what any of.
Speaker 2: That has to do.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I just think he's I just think
he saus. I think he I think he sus. That's
what I thought from the beginning. But I could be wrong.
Maybe I'm wrong. I don't know, but nobody knows. So
you know, what are you gonna do?
Speaker 2: They have no well do to keep talking about it
endlessly for twenty four seven.
Speaker 1: Exactly, for the next couple weeks until something actually happens.
Poula Johnson fourteen ninety eight. I apologize for Rebecca Ballant.
She is my rep from Vermont. She is a carpetbagger
to start with, but beyond that, she is just a
liberal white woman. Yeah, she seems awful. Supernova Kandy Koresh
and the branch Candycians, Yes, perfect Christina two one to seven.
Oh oh. If Candace offers her cult kool aid, please
don't drink it. She reminds me more and more of
Jim Jones. Rightly and the followers, I mean they are
rabbits girls edfard.
Speaker 2: I don't want and by the way, like I don't
want them to like if you are a Candace follower,
like earnestly, not just I don't we don't need you
like I don't want anything to do with any of
those people.
Speaker 1: I block them on Instagram. If I stay them and
they're like I love Candace, I'm like, okay, well bye bye.
I'll go ahead and see you to the door. Bye.
We don't need you, right ed Ferguson sixty sixty nine.
Candas owns called Israeli's ball worshippers after the Islamic regime,
and I ran burned a giant figure of ball covered
in Israeli flags and the star of David. Guess we
know who she backs. She's disgusting. She is disgusting Ginko
Yoki two three four. As a Catholic, I think Carrie
what's her name needs to remember that Christianity has Jewish roots.
If as a Catholic you're against the Jewish people, you're
against the foundations with under which undergird your own faith family.
I mean, well, Jesus was a Jew. I'm just getting
out there t medium Publishing. Just saw a post on
Exos as Carrie Peebee was fired by whom? Though?
Speaker 2: Is it by Dan Patrick or is it like official
official from Trump?
Speaker 1: Now? I would like to know he needs to fire her.
He needs to look at her. And go ye by
it ourner Candy truly believes that sleep trained toddlers don't
get up at three am. She wouldn't know because then
nanny takes care of it. Just take my insomnia money.
That's right. She doesn't know how to raise children because
she doesn't do it, Shelley Bolton. And then she talks
about being your trad wife. Basically.
Speaker 2: I also forgot to mention that her show Mercifully will
not be on next next week because this is the
gross part, because she's working on an Erica series, so
she's just.
Speaker 1: Horrible. I mean, it's not like she's spending time with
her children. Don't be ridiculous, Shelley Bolton. Why is can't
this worried about what Erica did with their wedding phono?
Sounds a little creepy stockery and eke geek to me, Yeah, exactly.
It's like I will not be ignored, Duane. Yep, she's
gonna start boiling bunnies, you guys. Christina two point seven ozero,
we need to show up and show outcome midterms. The
midterms are literally all about Trump and his agenda, so
we need to show up, yes, because he's get them
shit done, and we need to show up Supernova. Probably good.
If Candaetons isn't raising your own kids, probably that's fair.
Speaker 12: Guys.
Speaker 1: I'm actually looking forward to twenty years from now. The
tell alls that those kids, right, because you know it's
gonna happen. Oh yeah, I shall get good. Well fifty five.
I cannot imagine living my life so filled with hate, right,
it's got to be exhausting. Yeah, talk about the Cortisol spike.
Brian Brumlan Candy needs an exorcism, just satiating.
Speaker 5: Carry me.
Speaker 1: Thank you for that supersticker and Supernova. I wear earbuds
normal one broke and went in. Oh my gosh, I
can't imagine. You guys are going to be careful. We
gotta be careful with the earbuds and have your kids
and your grandkids be careful too, because they're all wearing them.
That's true. Yeah, it is true. Everybody bringing in. We're
bringing it in right now, you guys. It's fouring the
downhill slope through Friday. We're on the downhill slope to
a Valentine's Extravaganza tomorrow. Everybody where you're red and you're
pink and whatever do Daves mock on my head where
they're going to be some dods. We'll celebrate all the
love you guys. Talk to you tomorrow. Bye,