Speaker 1: There's just there's so much acting and everything that they do,
Like just watching her, I'm just like, it's the attack.
Speaker 2: I'll be anybody reasonable is calling for Tucker to be canceled.
He has his whole platform and do and he can
have whoever he wants on it.
Speaker 1: We are allowed to criticize that. I am so glad
it's Friday. Oh my God, Sam, thank you Jesus. Look
at our shirts and we are Hallow Queens today, Hallow Queen.
It's Hallow Queen Day. What we promised we would wear them,
and we are good man. You know it's everybody quick reminder.
We have a really great interview coming out tomorrow with
Josh Hammer. Delightful, dude, delight People are going to be
so mad. They're gonna hate us because he's a Jew.
Why did you talk to a jute chick? And Candace
hates him?
Speaker 2: Candace all them him, all the things, and so her
cult members hate him, and they've said terrible, terrible things
to him.
Speaker 1: And we asked him all the things.
Speaker 2: We asked him about Charlie, we asked him about the
group chat, we asked him about Canvas, we asked him
about Tucker.
Speaker 1: We asked him all the things. Yeah, we did. It
was a great discussion, really great discussion. So check that
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it to a friend. Yeah, you should.
Speaker 2: You should do it.
Speaker 1: You should. You really shouldn't, especially on this Halloween, the
last day of October. Oh my god. Oh I'm decorating
my tree today. You guys, I'm decorating my tree today
with this shirt on crazy. It's happening the whole. I
don't think we're working on locals for some reasons. So yeah,
just it said. I got a little pop up that
said something went wrong. Really, thanks for telling me what
Henry Dixon appreciate that. Thanks locals. Locals.
Speaker 2: All right, so let's talk about Halloween for a brief moment,
because every year.
Speaker 1: The White House does something festive.
Speaker 2: They got like all the pump and Donald Trump and
Milania do like trick or treating.
Speaker 1: There's kids that come and do the tricker treating.
Speaker 2: They like had Caroline Lovett's kid and you know, like
Stephen Miller's kids. All the kids come and do all
the tricker treating and just kids like random kids and
there was a pair I don't know, I'm assuming they
were brother and sister, but there was a pair of
kids that dressed up like them, and there is so oh.
Speaker 1: My gosh, are you joking? I cannot That is darling,
ches darling. I know. I just thought, he's like, hiz man,
you look at that so cute, so precious. Yeah, I
just can't even take it. So that was a thing.
Speaker 2: And then last No, it wouldn't been last year. It
would have been during his first administration. I guess when
they did. Remember when he did the whole like I'm
gonna put a candy bar on top of this minion's
egg and everybody.
Speaker 1: Lost their minds over thought it was so funny.
Speaker 2: So, as we know, the White House official like social
media account the greatest Twitter trolls around. They posted this
reminder video from Trump's last term, which was you'll see
how it's special in just a second, Like, pay close attention,
who's trick or treating? Wait right there, We've got a
sombrero for you and for you.
Speaker 1: There it is there, you go.
Speaker 3: I love that.
Speaker 4: So but.
Speaker 1: Look at the princess. I mean, there's always so progressive,
is it? When my daughter used to dress like a princess.
Now she's like, I'll just wear swts. Thanks is she?
I mean, are they dressing up? Are they doing?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: No, she's dressing up as like an alien. But I
mean like when teenager to do it. Yeah, like pressing
up like an alien, you know, so we can fit candy.
You know, right, it's doing. I know it's not really cute.
It's as cute. It's not at all it's cute.
Speaker 2: But speaking of things that are cute, Trump when he
was on Air Force one on his way back from
the Big Asian extravaganzathon, apparently they had a bunch of
turbulence and so the flight was really really bumping, which
terrifies me.
Speaker 1: I oh my god, I hate it too. I hate
that too.
Speaker 2: But he decided to have one of his infamous press gaggles,
like in the midst of all of the you know, turbulence,
and he just joked about it and was so chill,
and I just thought it was funny and wanted to share.
Speaker 1: Check this out.
Speaker 3: Go the rough woods in Asia.
Speaker 1: I might study you.
Speaker 5: This is a rough flight. We got to wait in
an hour. Maybe it's a little tough. Uh, these are
tough conditions. For interviews.
Speaker 1: You know they're gonna be watching Trump.
Speaker 5: They just hate it. Look too good. He's got the shakes.
Speaker 1: I don't have the shakes, but people wouldn't think I
do pretty solids. Are you great? What our rough ride
this is?
Speaker 5: That's just the interviews are tough enough without without you like,
breat you guys? Okay?
Speaker 6: Yes, the camera guy's very steady.
Speaker 5: We're gonna live real bad today in television.
Speaker 1: I'll day you God bless him where he's like, are
you guys okay? I know? I be really sweet?
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So it's just so trumpy. You know. It's especially to
ask the oppress if they're okay, because I don't really
care if they're okay? Do you I don't know about
you guys.
Speaker 2: Couple in there, I don't. I mean, you would like
to make sure Peter Doocy is okay?
Speaker 1: Right? That's right Peter. Yes, we care about Peter. Are
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Speaker 2: I think we mentioned earlier in the week that Jesse
Waters is going to be interviewing Erica Kirk, and his
interview with her comes out on the fifth, which.
Speaker 1: I think is is that when.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think that's Wednesday, so mark your calendars for that.
Speaker 1: There's a sneak preview.
Speaker 2: He was at the Turning Point USA at Old Miss
the other night, and so he has released a couple
of clips with her, and here is one that just
came out where they're talking about what she wants to do.
Speaker 1: With Charlie's legacy.
Speaker 2: What's interesting about it is just again how much she
knew and how much Charlie confide in her. I don't
think it's you know, I don't think it's just sort
of happenstance that she's saying those things and I'm glad
she's saying them.
Speaker 1: Here is a little clip. What do you hope to
achieve for Charlie and for the country?
Speaker 7: Oh, my goodness, all of his wildest dreams for this
organization and more. He left me a blueprint and all
his journals. But more so than that, I was his
bold for literally everything. He shared everything with me, his vision,
his dreams, and I know now more than ever. I mean,
he was always a hard worker, but now more than ever,
he's up in heaven orchestrating and sitting and strategizing.
Speaker 1: And I can just feel it. I can feel it.
Speaker 7: And so all I want is to be able to
make sure we honor Charlie, we keep fighting the good fight,
and we do it in such a bold and powerful way.
Speaker 1: We're not afraid. I'm not afraid. I'm not laalaa. Yeah.
I love that too, hmm.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So I'm excited to see how that interview goes and
whether or not they talk about, you know, any of
these insane accusations that have been levied against her and
the organization at this point.
Speaker 1: I hope he does. I hope he does go there, because.
Speaker 2: Man, I yeah, they're as saying the most horrific things
about her. Now, the left is complaining about how she
hugged jd Vance when he came onto the stage, when
she introduced him. They're complaining about the way she hugged him.
Speaker 1: Why would she not hug him? They're friends. It's the
way she hugged him that people have a problem with.
But what is it? Why how did she what is
the way?
Speaker 2: Well, and they're and they well, people are like, they're
totally people are like, they're totally sleeping together.
Speaker 1: And here's what I'm like.
Speaker 2: He had his hand on her waist and she put
her hand on.
Speaker 1: The side of his head like when they hugged she,
you know, she like.
Speaker 2: Put her hand, I don't know, on his head, and
so obviously they're sleeping together.
Speaker 1: This is what they're saying. I can't, I can't, Okay,
it's just so stupid. It's so stupid. He you guys
so dumb.
Speaker 2: It's infuriating, all right, So moving on. There is a
woman whose name I cannot pronounce. Her first name is kat,
her last name is abb I don't know. She is
running for Illinois. She's running for a House seat in
Illinois's ninth district, and she's one of the crazies who's
been part of the insane crowds of people who attack
ICE and who try to you know, destroy their vehicles
prevent them from doing their jobs. And so she's been
indicted on a few different charges of like violence essentially
against ICE. Now she's using that indictment as a way
to like seek sympathy and be like, whoe is me?
Look at how I'm being persecuted in the I mean.
Speaker 1: It's just disgusting.
Speaker 2: And so Tara Palmieri had her on her show to
talk about it, and this this cat chick like rage
quit the interview after like three minutes.
Speaker 1: It was amazing.
Speaker 2: And so just so you can see her name, I
don't even can you guess on how to say.
Speaker 1: That aboo Gazzily. I think habigazily as a rage quick, yeah,
And that is exactly what happens. Check out the I mean.
Speaker 2: And it's not like Tara's asking her anything unreasonable. She's
asking her the very questions that cat should be expecting
in light of the fact that she's just been indicted.
Speaker 1: But here's how it went down.
Speaker 8: The indictment alleges that you and others, quote, surrounded a
federal officer's vehicle banged on its hood and windows, etched
pig on the side and impeded movement. Did you did
you etch sword pig on the side of an an
officer's car.
Speaker 9: I'm not speaking to the specifics of anything that's in
the indictment right now, but like I said, I do
plan on pleading not guilty, and the evidence will come
out in court and you know, I plan on winning.
Speaker 8: Okay, well, let's just watch the video of what happened
that day that they are.
Speaker 1: But what do you when you see that? What do
you think? Right now?
Speaker 10: You know, Tara, once again, this is my first time
being thuberally dieted. Like I said, yeah, I plan on bleating.
I'm not guilty, the evidence will come out in court,
and I plan on winning. Thank you so much for
having me.
Speaker 8: Yeah, just really quickly, I did want to ask you
about just the fact that like conspiracy to impede in
officers up to six years in prison for some impeding
and intimidating an officers up to eight years. Is that
like that could uh that could actually hinder your ability
to serve in Congress?
Speaker 1: Are you concerned about that? Did she just sign off? Yeah?
She did Tara did? She said, leave the chat? She did, Tara,
She's gone, So she gone, I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: And this cat chick apparently calls herself in her Twitter
bio a former journalist.
Speaker 1: So feel like she should kind of know what.
Speaker 2: Kind of questions are going to be coming her way.
But this is who wants to be a congress person
and most likely join the squad. I love it.
Speaker 1: She tags mother Jones and that and that's tracts that
totally correct. Yeah, she I'm glad that she bothered to
dry her hair for that interview. She seems like she
would be a great congressional candidate. Don't you think, Oh.
Speaker 2: My god, you guys, the people that are rising in
the Democrat Party, it's not good.
Speaker 1: I'm just politicians, man, I can't what's going on. It's
just crazy world.
Speaker 11: It is.
Speaker 2: Yeah, But when you see people like Ilhan and you
know Jasmine Krockett, and I mean there's crazy people in Congress.
We know this, and so it should be no surprise
that this is who Democrats are likely going to vote for. Yep,
good job, all right, Speaking of crazy Democrats, they are
still despite mounting pressure, they are still holding firm on
this shut down and they're releasing their ridiculous little, you know,
social media videos. They're that purple haired crazy lady Rosa Doloro.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she made a video with.
Speaker 2: Another Democrat woman who I'm not familiar with. Her name
is Angie Craig Craig. I can't read my own writing.
It's either Cray or Craig.
Speaker 1: Cray. It's probably let's go. We're gonna go with that.
Speaker 2: It's probably Craig, but I don't know for sure, because
you guys who can read this seriously, can you read that?
Speaker 1: There's no way mine's tight. I have everything tight, right,
This is why you should read it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So I wrote in front of my husband the
other day. I wrote a note to myself and I
don't even remember what it was, but it said something like,
you know, send email to whatever. And I wrote it
in front of him just as we were talking, and
he was like, what what did you just drop? And
I was like, I just wrote a note to myself
about an email. He was like, in what world does
that say?
Speaker 1: Email? Hierroglyphics is what it is. That's right. I see.
I can't write anymore. And I got best handwriting in
fourth grade. I used to have really nice handwriting. I
have the best penmanship, you guys. And now I'm like,
I can't write so bad. It's so bad anyway.
Speaker 2: All that to say, the Angie possibly Craig and Rosa
Doloro made this ridiculous video in which they are lying surprise.
Speaker 4: If he wanted to, he would, Hey, i's Congresswoman Angie
quick here, I'm the ranking member of the House committee
on it.
Speaker 1: Her eyes right, and I am. You're with her whole.
Speaker 12: Beat, Congresswoman Rosa do Laura, and I'm the ranking member
on the Appropriations committee.
Speaker 4: This administration is refusing to send out benefits for November.
It is illegal, it is immoral, and it may be
one of the most disgusting things that President Trump and
Secretary Brook Rollins has done since they've been in power.
Speaker 13: You know, it's unbelievable. We passed a law, and this
is Democrats and the Handen's coming together, an appropriations bill,
and we said that if we have a difficulty, if
there is some sort of an emergency, that there is
a contingency fund of between five and six billion dollars
in order for us to take care of the food
stamp program. And now they have just they refused to
acknowledge it. They just put it aside and say no,
we don't want to do that and let the money go.
It is illegal.
Speaker 4: It's illegal. It's just no Americans lined up at foodshelves
across this country trying to get food assistants when in
fact that food assistance money is there. It's this administration denying.
Speaker 1: And past the CR pass it. This is the you.
They're absolutely lying.
Speaker 2: The emergency fund does not have enough to cover the benefit.
SNAP costs nine point two billion dollars. The emergency fund
only has six billion.
Speaker 1: Again, but it can.
Speaker 2: Only be used as a supplement to the regular payment.
If there is no regular payment, there is nothing to supplement. Therefore,
you cannot just tap the fund and send it.
Speaker 1: This would not be a problem that they just passed
the CR. I mean they've been we've been trying to
get them to do that for how long now, I'm jeredy.
It's been a month. It's been a month. Yeah, it's
been a month. They've been doing this, and then they're
they're trying desperately to blame this on Republicans. It's going
to fail big time. Well, I mean I hope, so
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are a lot of people that are like, well, I mean,
is it they're Republican. No, it's not. It's Democrats are
just being They're just they're they're combative, you know, just
to be combative, just because they're.
Speaker 2: At least they're honest, some of them about the fact
that this is their only leverage. And yeah, it sucks
that people are gonna starve, but what are you gonna do.
This is the only power play we've got. I mean,
they've been saying it.
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Speaker 13: Okay.
Speaker 1: So Hakeem Jeffries was on with Caitlin Katelin. Yes, Colin
is it? I can never remember. I always meet a basketball.
Speaker 2: Girl now CNN with Caitlin and Kate. So Hakeem Jeffries
has been part of his whole stick recently throughout the
shutdown has been to say, the Republicans refuse to talk
with us, They refuse to sit down and have a conversation.
They refuse to talk to us, and it turns out
that's a big, fat lie. And he looked mildly uncom
table when he was caught in it. Here is what
happened when Caitlyn Collins asked him about a recent phone
call from Mike Johnson, said that Mike Johnson's not willing
to sit down and have a conversation. Y'all did have
a phone conversation, I believe you said earlier today.
Speaker 1: Who who initiated that call? Was that you or was
that speaker Johnson?
Speaker 14: I was a call from Mike Johnson. It was very brief,
h and wasn't a substance in discussion in terms of
finding a path forward?
Speaker 1: What was he calling to talk about the government shutdown?
Speaker 14: I mean you could say that that was in the ballpark,
but when it was a private conversation, that will be
good main private.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's gonna remove. Oh, he was just gone. He
was just called to see what you were doing this weekend.
That's all. Hey, Anyboddy, what's going on? What's going on?
Give me a b That's what it was about.
Speaker 2: Yes, of course that he was trying to have a
like a reasonable conversation with an unreasonable person, and so,
and here's more proof of how unreasonable Hakima is. Caitlyn
also asked Hey, so about that whole idea of congress
people not getting paid during the shutdown, and perhaps you
refusing to get paid and like, you know, making sure
that your paycheck is like on hold while everybody else's
is too. Where are you on that whole thing? You
didn't like that question either. Here's how it went today.
Speaker 1: If you will defer your paycheck during the shutdown, obviously
a lot of federal workers TSA agents are going without paychecks.
Have you made a decision on that yet, sir?
Speaker 14: I'll be commenting on that shortly. But I understand the
sacrifice that people are making, including Capitol police offices here,
and I'm going to conduct myself accordingly given that sacrifice.
Speaker 1: So that sounds like a yes, then you will defer
your paycheck?
Speaker 14: Well, I have more to say about that shortly, but
I think consistent with the values that I just articulated,
What the.
Speaker 1: Hell does that mean? I have no idea I was
going to ask you. I don't know that. I think
it means I'm going to still get paid. I think
that's why I don't. Well, he didn't say that. He wasn't,
and so he would have.
Speaker 2: Right like he was deferring it he'd be like, of
course I am, because it's the right thing to do.
Speaker 1: Right now. I'll have more to say about that later.
I'm gonna kick that answer can down the road because
I don't want to answer you right now. Caitlin, Yeah,
oh my god. That was total is the worst.
Speaker 2: But I do think and we've got a couple of
different videos to sort of support this notion that Democrats
are feeling the heat.
Speaker 1: And granted, I think se.
Speaker 2: Cup still calls herself Republican maybe, but she hasn't been
in a really long time. And she put out a
video saying I'm not saying if this is right or wrong.
Speaker 1: I'm saying Democrats are losing on this issue. Here's se Cup.
Speaker 15: Democrats are losing this shutdown battle. I mean politically. And
this isn't a commentary on whether they deserve to or
they don't. I'm just saying they are not winning this.
You know, the game of politics, which is a tough
one because you're playing it with people's lives, right, and
both both parties are doing that, but they are losing
the politics of this. I know we have polls showing
that that is true, that Democrats are losing the shutdown
battle and polling. But I don't need polls. I've been
doing this for too many years. I feel it in
my bones. I promise you they are going to lose
this fight.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Jesus Republican is Anna Navarro.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean that's they're in the same font Yeah.
Speaker 1: It's Palatino right right.
Speaker 2: So the pressure was on really really heavy yesterday on
Capitol Hill because JD.
Speaker 1: Vance came out. I think he was with Scott Besen.
Speaker 2: If I'm not mistaken, but he was also with the
CEO of United Airlines and the president of the Team
Stirs Okay, who both said it's time to pass a
clean cr You absolute losers. Here is first, JD.
Speaker 16: Have reasonable Democrats to join three moderate Democrats and fifty
two Republicans to reopen the government. I want to let
Sean Duffy say something before I do. I just want
to say to any Democrat in the United States Senate,
we are happy to talk about any policy issue. We're
happy to talk about healthcare policy, We're happy to talk
about tax policy, We're happy to talk about regulatory policy.
Speaker 1: But not at the point of a gun.
Speaker 16: You do not get to take the American people's government hostage.
And then demand that we give you everything you want
in order to pay our air traffic controllers. It's a
ridiculous set of demands. Let's reopen the government and then
let's sit down and talk about.
Speaker 11: How it's been thirty days and well, I don't have
a position on which partisan side and how they.
Speaker 1: Did I freeze? You did? You did a little, but
we kind of we got the gist of it. Duffy
talked at the end there, right, he did.
Speaker 2: I don't have Duffy because you would expect him to
be like this is ridiculous, you know what I mean.
But what was crazy to me is that the CEO
of United came out and the Teamster's guy that was
I thought that was like unbelievable pressure on Democrats because
these two are ostensibly Democrat. Now the United guy try
he was a little more like squeamish about Shay.
Speaker 1: He didn't yeah squishy exactly. He didn't want to be
like this.
Speaker 2: You know, I'm trying to stay nonpartisan. But ultimately he
said what needs to happen.
Speaker 1: Here's what he's saying.
Speaker 11: Didn't Well, I don't have a position on which partisan
side and how things should be settled with healthcare. It
has been thirty days. I also think it is time
to pass at clean CR. Use that as the opportunity
to get into a room behind closed doors and negotiate
hard on the real and substantive issues that the American
people want our politicians on both sides of the aisle
to solve.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's like, basically, get your shit together, Democrats. Yeah,
I kind of wish you would have just said that,
I know, right.
Speaker 2: I mean, but he ultimately said, just pass a clean CR,
which that has been the Republican's point, the entire shutdown, right.
Speaker 1: And then you guys can duke it out behind closed doors. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So when the teamster's boss, when what's his name, Sean O'Brien,
when he comes out and he's like, enough is enough,
I would hope the Democrats would be paying attention, like
this is their guy, you know what I mean? And
he was much less squishy about this issue here he is.
Speaker 6: Took a position, I represent one point three million working
men and women in this country for the international brother
to teams as we took a position three weeks ago,
pass a clean CR, get to the table, negotiate a deal.
Do not put working people in the middle of a problem.
They should not be in there and put the politics aside.
Get to the table, negotiate a deal, pass a clean
CR right now, and then figure out the problems moving forward.
Speaker 1: I love the way that guy talked, such a mob
boss at the clean CR. All right, get the fuck
out of here. I love that guy. I just love him.
Speaker 6: It was boys.
Speaker 1: So I feel like that was positive.
Speaker 2: I felt like, you know, when I went to bed
last night, I was like, damn, I would hope that
before you know, snap benefits all the things run out tomorrow,
Like maybe that has sent a message to Democrats finally
that they will listen to. And then I woke up
this morning and I could not believe what Donald Trump
had posted.
Speaker 1: This made me rage.
Speaker 2: So he said, because of the fact that the Democrats
have gone stone cold crazy, the choice is clear, initiate
the nuclear option and get rid of the filibuster and
make America great again.
Speaker 1: What the hell is he doing here? I don't think
that's gonn. This is a terrible idea. Oh, horrible idea.
I had a good idea. Yeah, my god, yeah, yeah.
I don't think it's gonna happen because people, they'll be
blocked right. Even if they try to do it, it'll
be blocked, don't you think, Well, I.
Speaker 2: Know because I think no, because they I think that
fun could essentially like do a rules vote on it,
and I think it would work. But then it would
be done forever. And as soon as the Democrats take
back congrace, which a lot will happen, at some point,
they'll be like.
Speaker 1: Nuclear you they've been asking for this forever.
Speaker 2: And now any Democrats who might have been like, oh, yikes, the.
Speaker 1: Teamsters are really mad. Maybe we should.
Speaker 2: Rethink this now they're like, ooh, maybe we'll hold out
a little bit longer.
Speaker 1: Now, you know what I mean? Yeah, I know this
is I know it's not good. He's not he's not
thinking long term. You gotta think long term on this.
It's not a good Uh, it's not a good strategery
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Speaker 2: Uh So, Kamala, I cannot believe how many people continue
to interview her, like it's freaking crazy to me. She
is more interested in doing interviews now than she was
when she was running for president by a mile.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean, like, yeah, she's talking to everybody.
Speaker 2: So her team that she had during the campaign really
did her a massive disservice I mean, or maybe not,
because they knew how dumb she was and how ridiculous
she is in interviews. Whatever, She has no problem talking
to people. Now we played yesterday that really good Australian
journalist who went after her really, really hard, and now
that same Australian journalist is revealing that she still has
handlers who were like, this has gone on too long.
Speaker 1: We got to stop this. Here she is with the
behind the scenes details.
Speaker 17: I want to come back to the book and the
purpose of the book.
Speaker 15: So this is the last question.
Speaker 9: There we go.
Speaker 17: Yeah, well, that's almost a first, not an absolute first,
but to have a member of staff of the former
vice president of the United States actually speak up during
the interview to say that we were going too long.
I didn't expect that. But coming back to the interview itself,
it seems to me, at it's very heart, there is
a reluctance on the part of Kamala Harris to actually
spell out and talk about the issues that Joe Biden
had as president. It's in the book but it seems
to me she doesn't want to say it on camera.
I asked her that she denied it, but I think
there is still a reluctance there to criticize Joe Biden,
which makes her current pivot a really difficult one because
she's Joe Biden's vice president. It seems she's still not
prepared to completely condemn him. But she's got to be
a character in her own right without Joe Biden attached,
in order to have a chance to run again.
Speaker 1: This chick is arsome.
Speaker 11: M hm.
Speaker 1: I like her, Yeah, I like her too.
Speaker 2: So another interview that Kamala did was with Stephen Bartlett
The Diary of a CEO, and that guy every time
that he interviews anybody, he seems to be to be
very much like Oprah, who could get literally.
Speaker 1: Anybody to cry.
Speaker 2: Who's the other one, the Barbara Walters, Yes, Barbara Walters,
she could always get people to cry.
Speaker 1: He's very much like that because it's like this quiet room.
Speaker 2: It's like they talk about very personal things, and he's
very good at drawing people out. So just a couple
clips to share before the one where you actually hear
some honesty, because Kamala is not good at honesty.
Speaker 1: We know this. So there were just a couple of ridiculous.
Speaker 2: Moments in this interview with Stephen Bartlett, the first of
which is when she's bitching about Trump's ballroom.
Speaker 1: This is just typical, Kamala. Take a listen.
Speaker 3: It's awful right now. The man is building a ballroom
for a bunch of his rich friends. It's not wild.
My god, millions and millions of people are about to
lose their health coverage in terms of being able to
four premiums for their healthcare. You look at the weaponization
of the Department of Justice.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, against political enemies. I can't. Yeah, you
tell your rich friends to sign the perfect cer. Yeah,
just tell them to do it, Tell them to pass it.
Tell them it's gonna we should. They're your rich friends
and his rich friends or whatever you're talking about. It's
not just his rich friends. We're talking about world leaders
that have been intense that we pay for every single
time that they come. We're sick of doing that crap.
He's paying for it. We never have to pay for that. Again.
It's money saved. You wouldn't understand that because you don't
know how to save us money. You just know how
to spend our money.
Speaker 2: And by the way it's talking about it like it
being for Trump's rich friends. Trump will be lucky if
he gets to attend an event in that ballroom maybe
three times. I mean, maybe it'll be done by the
end of his term. And come on, it's such a
it's a legacy. It's not something he plans to use
for his own personal benefit because he can't. It's not possible.
This whole I mean, it's just absolutely ridiculous. There was
another moment where you know how, like you know how
you're trained. If you're interviewing for a job, you're trained
to know or to predict some of the interviewer's questions.
And a very frequent question is tell me about your strengths.
Tell me about your weaknesses.
Speaker 1: Right, yes, oh my god, I hate I know they're
the worst. But if you know they're coming, then you
can prepare.
Speaker 2: A weakness that comes off as a strength, right like
you can finagle away to make even your weaknesses sound
like their actual hidden strengths. And that is exactly what
she did in this next clip, which was hilarious because
of that reason.
Speaker 3: Behold, I think one of my strengths and weaknesses.
Speaker 1: Is I like to solve problems.
Speaker 3: But that means that I tend to once a problem
has been addressed, move on to the next one without
maybe taking the time to pat myself on the back
because now it's time to move on to the next issue.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I don't congratulate myself enough. That's a weakness.
That's that's a weakness. Can you imagine if somebody interviewed
because you were an HR, somebody can interview for job.
I just don't pat myself on the back and off
I dun't give myself enough credit. God, I mean you're hired,
You're totally hired.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so ridiculous, Absolutely ridiculous. But then there was a
moment of honesty and you know, as the Australian journalist
who I thought was very very effective, tried to get
Kamala to talk about, you know, is Joe Biden's frailty?
Speaker 1: Is any critique of Joe Biden.
Speaker 2: She was trying to get her to be honest about
the fact that they did not have a perfect relationship,
and it was Stephen Bartlett that finally got her to
crack a little bit, which is why I thought this
clip was so interesting.
Speaker 1: Take a listen.
Speaker 3: I'm in the hotel room with Doug with my husband,
and the President calls and I was told that he
wanted to call me so that I'd be ready, and
I was so short it was to.
Speaker 1: Buck me up and go get him.
Speaker 3: And he did say that for the first beat, and
then he went on to talk about a group of
people in Pennsylvania who were saying bad things about me
because they heard I was saying bad things about him.
And when I hung up the phone.
Speaker 1: I was just.
Speaker 3: It was unbelievable, and I was, yes, I was angry
and deeply disappointed. It just was so unnecessary. There are
only two people in the world other than me that
has debated this guy, Hillary Clinton and him, and you know,
it's like it's going into a debate with the stakes
being that high, and Trump hadn't agreed to another debate
the stakes were so high. So that's an example of
what I mean.
Speaker 18: You took something from that. You took an underlying message
about one's intentions from that, Because I would if someone
called me in the lead up to debate Prepp and
said something like that to me, I would assume that
they don't want the best for me.
Speaker 3: My takeaway is his motivation was all about himself.
Speaker 18: That's what I would assume from that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, right, obviously, right, Yeah, it wasn't about my performance
at the debate.
Speaker 1: Democrats are so dramatic, I know, right, there's just so
much acting and everything that they do. Like just watching her,
I'm just like, it is it, it's theater.
Speaker 2: But it did seem honest to me, Like it seemed
like he drew out a moment where she really was
pissed at Biden and showed that Biden was a dick,
that he only cared about himself.
Speaker 1: It's why he.
Speaker 2: Thought he was going to run again, you know what
I mean. I hate it, And she finally admitted it.
I think all of these people hate all of these people.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I think when they act like they like each other,
that's when it's obviously the acting. I think that when
they I think they all just despise one another too.
Speaker 2: And she finally showed a little bit of that because
she's been like so not wanting to say anything that,
oh yeah, he was totally fine as president.
Speaker 1: I just didn't think he could run for president. It's
like the campaigning is what's really hard. It's not the
actual leading a country. I just yeah, I just I
think they all are just just in unstable. You know,
they're inauthentic, they're just liars. They're all theater kids, you know. Yep,
And then last clip of her and then we'll move on.
Speaker 2: She was also on with John Stewart, and I don't
know what it is about him, maybe, or I guess
there's certain shows where democrats are like, how many F
bombs can I drop in one segment because that will
make me sound really cool and like legitimately angry. And
once again, this was chatter about the ballroom, but she
like comes screaming out of the gate with an F
bomb and she's mad, you guys, She's real mad.
Speaker 1: Are you fucking kidding me?
Speaker 19: This guy wants to create a ballroom for his rich
friends while completely turning a blind eye to the fact
that that babies are gonna starve.
Speaker 3: When the snap benefits end in just hours from now.
Speaker 19: Come on, so I'm not gonna be distracted by Oh
does the guy have a big fucking ham?
Speaker 1: Oh look at her? What about those babies? Yes, it
would have matter. Yeah, what about the three hundred thousand
kids that you allow to be trafficked into this country.
What about those babies. Shouldn't seem to care about the
babies then, kamala, don't ye guess those babies didn't matter,
did they? Babies didn't matter? I mean they were brown babies, right,
which is exactly why they did not matter. I guess
they didn't matter.
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Speaker 2: So, speaking of terrible, horrible, awful Democrats. Jasmine Crockett has
been talking more and more about the possibility of making
a run at the Senate, and at first, in this
first clip, she kind of hints around it, but then
she gets.
Speaker 1: A little more serious.
Speaker 2: Here is one clip of her saying, she just wants
to do things differently.
Speaker 20: You guys, we're gonna do something different, then we gotta
do it a different way.
Speaker 1: I don't want the same results.
Speaker 20: So I do think that I can potentially bring in
groups of people that have been disaffected, that are over politicians,
that are over politics.
Speaker 1: I do, yes, she what has she done other than
run her damn mouth and talk about skin color? What
has she done? Can somebody tell me anything that she's
done contributed policy wise or whatever in her district, in
her area for her constituents, other than do the things
that I just said, run her damn mouth, talk about race,
because I can't tell you. I got my study anyone, anyone, bueller.
She's a huge following on social media. Oh other than that? Wonderful? Yeah,
So she's actually revamping her image a little bit. Like
people are saying that she's, you know, talking differently, She's
gonna she's toning down, like the humongous lashes. She's like
she's doing you think, yeah, I haven't seen that. She's
doing more. She's gonna While they're saying that that's like
to do the Senate run, she decides to do the
Senate run, she's gonna revamp her image. She'll she'll she'll
do some image like what's the word, she'll you know,
mad jick, because that's because she's sort of these people
are chameleons. This is what they do. They sort of
you know, we've seen democrats do this before, where depending
on who they talk to and what group they're in
front of, they're gonna move and shake and change their image.
Speaker 2: I mean, look at Zarain right, like he's like the
biggest example of that ever.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're gonna do I can see it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't think she's doing it just yet, but
you're right she probably will. Here she is saying who
she would like to run against best.
Speaker 1: Of all, who would be ideal? He would be ideal
Tech crib run against. I mean, he would be ideal.
I will love the challenge. Day Cruz.
Speaker 20: I'm gonna be perfectly honest with y'all. I'm gonna just
keep it real. I am. This is the first time
I've ever seen it there publicly, right, So y'all get
in here.
Speaker 1: Let me tell you something.
Speaker 20: I am so concerned for our country right now, with
everything that we're experiencing.
Speaker 1: I just went through a litany of.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, well, I mean, good luck with that. Beto
had a good run several times. Yeah, so I hope
she's the next Beto.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I hope. So true. Man, she's not as useless
as he is. She's so awful.
Speaker 2: So there's another clip of her that's unrelated to her
potential Senate run, but I thought it was. It was
just one of those examples of how ratchet she gets,
you know what I mean, like when she really gets
the whole. I mean, she was doing some of the
one eye thing and like the ghetto voice. She's doing
that big time. Talking about Trump not being allowed to
run a third term, which I feel like has been
pounded to death. We get it, He's not going to
run a third term. Stop it with this nonsense. But
here she is beating that dead.
Speaker 20: Horse I know is no, Sara, you will not get
a third term. That's not gonna happen. I mean, the
Supreme Court gonna have to find they big boy and
big girl painties and do what's right. The Constitution is
very clear, sir, and frankly, you never should have had
one term. If I'm gonna be perfectly honest, you were
never qualified to be president of the United States, not once,
but definitely not twice. And your incompetencies are showing your
own people. Yes, my homegirl, Marjorie Taylor Green is also
very disappointed in you. Listen, you are a loser and
unfortunately we all are being dragged down with you.
Speaker 1: And you're a loser. Wait, so she and Marjorie Taylor
Green are now homegirls.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Marjorie Taylor Green is totally becoming woke right, like she's.
Speaker 1: I know she's woke, right, But I didn't know that
she and Jasmine Crockett were homegirls.
Speaker 2: They're homegirls now because Marjorie Taylor Green is speaking out
against Donald Trump and Democrats love that.
Speaker 1: In fact, Marjorie Taylor Green is going to be on
the View next week.
Speaker 3: Oh.
Speaker 1: I knew she was gonna be on the View, but
I didn't know it was just to completely speak out
against Trump, like she's gone full anti Trump.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't think she would say that, but she's
criticizing him enough that it's making women of the view,
it's making people like Jasmine Crockett endear themselves to her.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean. They used to fight openly
mm hmmm, oh yeah, and now she's her homegirl. Right.
That's all it takes is to just that's beside the
president and you just got to criticize the president and
then all of a sudden, you're somebody, some girl on
the left.
Speaker 13: M hm.
Speaker 1: That's kind of messed up. Okay, it is indeed messed up.
Speaker 2: And Jane Fonda, of all people, decided to have Jasmine
come out to California to try to get you know,
people rallied up to vote for redistricting. And so I'm
not gonna, you know, subject everybody to the whole clip,
but here's just a piece of the two of them together.
Speaker 1: It's nausey, all right.
Speaker 12: I'm Jane Fonda, and I'm here with Jasmine Crockett, congresswoman
from Texas, and she knows what redistricting, what jerry mandering means.
She is so powerful in Congress that the GOP want
to get rid of her district in Texas. They redistricted
her house out of her district. We have to vote
yes on Prompt difty, don't we Yes?
Speaker 20: Absolutely so, November fourth, California. We need you to stand up.
You just heard it from the Queen herself. Okay, it
is time for us to fight fire with fire instead
of having one hand behind our backs. I need you
to show up. This is about our democracy. This isn't
about just me being in Texas.
Speaker 2: I really thought I had had it cut down further
than that so you wouldn't have to see all of it.
Speaker 1: But sorry, guys, Jane Fonda, Hanoy, Jane, God bless her.
She is literally a death's door at this point, you know,
just holding it together with spackle. You know, it's spackle.
It's a lot of speckles, good spackle. I'll give her that.
It's great. Back all love to get my hand on
some of that spackle. But still, but still, she's just
still spewing all this. She just wants so badly for
all of us to become communists. YEA, bless her. She'll
never see it happen in her lifetime, and that sucks
for her, doesn't it.
Speaker 2: It does suck for her, but it sucks for all
of us that she's still so vocal and so public
about her politics. Amazingly, there is another horrible, horrible, Jasmine,
who is also running for Congress in Oklahoma. I don't
know why she goes by Jasmine, but her actual name
is Nikyla. I think I'm saying that right, it's an apostrophe.
Speaker 1: Great k I y l A. But her name, she
actually goes by Jazzmine, as you're saying, you're saying that
doesn't make any sense. Okay, It's like her name is Mikayla,
but her nickname na Kayla. It's Nickkkela. Let me show
it her. Yeah, let me show you. Her nickname is Jasmine.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Nikyla, Nikyla Jasmine Thomas.
Speaker 1: Right, she heard hers? Of course, it is of course
that she heard hers. Yeah, it's Nikayla.
Speaker 2: And so she's running for Congress in Oklahoma. Sorry, Oklahomans.
Is that how you say it, Oklahomans? Or is it
Oklahoma means?
Speaker 1: I don't know. I think Oklahoman's Oklahomians. Maybe I don't know.
Look out for this weirdo.
Speaker 2: She's running for the Senate and she has released a
couple of videos on her own personal Instagram page, which
would lead a normal person to be like thank you,
but no. Here is one of the videos that she
released as a teaser of her campaign, Please enjoy feast.
Speaker 1: Your eyes if you will. What is that bed? What's
that bedroom? Hello? No, the al Jazon can't comes to
the phone right now?
Speaker 4: Why because she's too busy becoming oklahol was first female senator.
Speaker 1: That was a real video. Okay, that was obviously her
paying homage to Taylor Swift. I think yeah, I cut
the music out at the end.
Speaker 2: Okay, she's running by the way against Mark Wayne Mullen.
Good luck with that is what I have to say
to that.
Speaker 1: Godspeed.
Speaker 2: But she also released this video of her I guess
getting food from a food truck and just again adopting
like a weird super ratchety accent. I don't know what
the point of this is.
Speaker 1: You can decide that. Here again is jazz. It's a scene.
I'm your ab. I was on the east side and
looking what it is? A sad night? I has there
ever been a fried of him on the east Side
at might? Because this is my stopping grounds more ivy,
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piece Tando with Frozy h Puddy Fox sunny drizzl. Please
don't fight with me. Your favorite senate candidate is out here. Idiocracy.
You guys were like, we're not We're not gonna play
with her. I'm gonna stay far away with that. That's right, Okay.
Speaker 2: Don't you just watch that and feel like you could
could catch a contagious disease from Vogue just by watching
the video.
Speaker 1: I can smell that video, Yeah, I can pretty much
smell it. Yeah, it's just so icky, all right.
Speaker 2: Just a couple little reminders that Gavin Newsom wants to
be president and he is so adamant about promoting these
little factoids about his state, trying to make it look
like it's doing really great, even though everybody with common
sense and brains knows California is in a big, fat
fail and has been for quite some time.
Speaker 1: But he really holds on to just a couple.
Speaker 2: Of different data points to try to pretend that it's
doing okay. And Jonathan Carl had a conversation with him
about that, and it was weird.
Speaker 1: Here's a tiny bit of.
Speaker 21: It San Francisco, which is now as we said, it's
it's a historic drop in crime over the past year.
Speaker 6: Sixty year low and homicides on its way to seventy
eight percent across the board.
Speaker 21: But San Francisco had become a symbol of the failure
of liberal democratic policy.
Speaker 1: Because it was exploited and colored in. It's part of
the California de arrangement syndrome.
Speaker 21: But is there anything to that. I know it's been exploited.
I know, you talk about California's arrangement system Fox News constant,
you know, every time there's a smashing gratus. But but
I mean, the voters in this city. We called a
day because I supported because because the feeling was that
we had policies, there were policies in the city that
were that were soft on crime.
Speaker 1: That's right, that's correct, and we supported that. Recall, we've
got a great da Now. He is that lawyer from
Saturay Night Live that just smokes a cigarette and he's like,
what your problem is?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 1: And he's just so's he's defensive, but yet he'd smarty
and he says all the right things he says and
the sheep believe it. They all believe. Yeah, he says
whatever it takes to get you in the car. You know,
I would probably get in the car. You would get
in the car. I didn't know anything about him. My
leg he seems nice, my leg hurts, mock, get in
the car. My leg is broken. Help me, And you'd
be like help me. I'd be like, you do, I'm
not helping you.
Speaker 2: Grease Ball, Yeah, oh my god, he's he God, he is.
Speaker 1: He's going to be there. That guy is such a
shit talker, Like how can people not see it?
Speaker 2: He's so slimy, so slimmy, and you guys, I know
we've talked about it before at nauseum, but the fact
that he does things with his hands that no normal
human male should ever do, it's getting just worse and worse.
And in fact, it's when you watch him in interviews,
it's it's way more fun to watch them without sound.
You already know he's going to lie and say smarmy shit,
but like when you turn down the volume completely and
just watch him, he should be studied because this is
not normal, the extent to which he does.
Speaker 1: All of these things. It's just not normal. All the
gay men are like, that's too gay, like right, it's
like they're even like, no, we don't claim then what
is it? What is he doing? It's like he's he's
a he's a droid. I don't even think it's real.
That am effort isn't real. It's so over the top.
It's over the top. It's no man, does that? Looked
it right? And it's the thing where he crosses arm. Yeah,
it's like and then that what is it? He can't
somebody tie his hands down and see if he can talk. Yeah,
that would be a really I wanted to see that. Yeah,
he is, he is directing traffic, scoop, he is. All right,
we have to talk about the Heritage Foundation. Yeah, you
guys have not been paying attention to what happened on
socials yesterday. Things are bad, Okay, I hate to be
the bearer of bad news on this Halloween. Things are
bad for the not Republican Party, but for the conservative
movement as a whole. It is.
Speaker 2: We had a little preview of that and we sort
of addressed it on the day after the TPUSA event
at Ole Miss.
Speaker 1: Because overall JD was awesome.
Speaker 2: The event was awesome, Like overall things were good, right, Yeah,
But when you start to really study some of the
questions that were asked, some of the pandering. I hate
to use that word when it relates to JD, but
I have to some of the pandering that he did
to the worst people on the right, and I'm talking
specifically about the grapers. It's problematic, and it's get worse.
Speaker 1: And the proof is in the pudding.
Speaker 2: Heritage Foundation, which has been like a staple of conservative
politics for decades. They released a statement in defense of
Tucker Carlson yesterday which was un believable, and we can't
cut it down, like you need to hear the whole
thing in context, because it starts off where you're like, this.
Speaker 1: Sounds reasonable, It's fine, yeah, but then.
Speaker 2: You really need to like absorb the words and understand
who's being really criticized. In Kevin Roberts, he's the president
of Heritage. In his statement here it is in its entirety.
Speaker 22: I'll have more to say on this in the coming days,
but today I want to be clear about one thing.
Christians can critique the state of Israel without being anti Semitic,
and of course anti Semitism should be condemned. My loyalty
as a Christian and as an American is to Christ
first and to America always. What it serves the interest
to the United States to cooperate with IS and other allies.
We should do so with partnerships on security, intelligence, and technology.
But when it doesn't, Conservatives should feel no obligation to
reflexively support any foreign government, no matter how loud the
pressure becomes from the globalist class or from their mouthpieces
in Washington. The Heritage Foundation didn't become the intellectual backbone
of the conservative movement by canceling our own people or
policing the consciences of Christians, and we won't start doing
that now. We don't take direction from comments on x
though we are grateful for the robust free speech debate.
We also don't take direction from members or donors, though
we are inherently grateful for their support, and we're adding
more every day. This is the robust debate we invite
with our colleagues, our movement, friends, our members, and the
American public. We will always defend truth, We will always
defend America, and we will always defend our friends against
the slander of bad actors who serve someone else's agenda.
That includes Tucker Carlson, who remains and as I have
said before, always will be a close friend of the
Heritage Foundation. The venomous coalition attacking him are sowing division.
Their attempt to cancel him will fix my head. Most importantly,
the American people expect us to be focusing on our
political adversaries on the left, not attacking our friends on
the right. I disagree with and even a poor things
that Nick Fuintes says, but canceling him is not the
answer either. When we disagree with the person's thoughts and opinions,
we challenge those ideas and debate. And we have seen
success in this approach as we continue to dismantle the
vile ideas of the left. As my friend Vice President
Vance said last night, what I am not okay with
is any country coming before the interest of American citizens.
And it is important for all of them us, assuming
we are American citizens, to put the interest of our
own country first. That's where our allegiance lies, and that's
where it will stay.
Speaker 1: So you don't become or you don't remain the intellectual
backbone of a movement by protecting personalities first, which is
what I see here. Like I think we're honestly I
mean not to sound dramatic like a liberal, but I
think we're watching the demise of Western civilization happening before
our very eyes. Like I feel like we are on
the And the worst part about it is that it's
a suicide, right, We're watching it happen like in real time.
That's what I see happening over the past several years.
And these think tank policy wonky organizations are focusing on
personalities and not the actual issues. Like I don't give
a shit if Tucker is canceled or not. I don't care.
What they should be doing is calling out a Nazi,
white supremacist, holocaust denier getting platformed and getting traction within
the movement. That should not be happening. That shouldn't be happening.
And they need to call that out, and they need
to call it out quick because if their focus is
public policy and influencing and shaping that public policy, they
should be talking about that. They should be focusing on
that and not people. They should just be focusing on
the policy, not preserving personalities within the movement. This is
my concern, Like, I'm concerned about that they're being feckless
and weak and pathetic and wimpy, and I don't like it. Well,
I don't agree with the cancel. I don't think anybody,
I mean anybody reasonable.
Speaker 2: I don't think anybody reasonable is calling for Tucker to
be canceled. Oh, he can have his whole platform and
do and he can have whoever he wants on it,
but we are allowed to criticize that right. And the
fact that the Heritage Foundation as an organization is even
saying Flintis's name out loud is insane.
Speaker 7: To me.
Speaker 1: That was so freaking insane.
Speaker 2: And the fact that he was saying that that we
are the problem, that the people criticizing Tucker are the problem.
While he's like, yeah, yeah, I don't agree with what
I abhor what Nick Fantas says. This is all like
absolute madness that he is not recognized.
Speaker 1: He even said, we need to challenge these ideas, we
need to debate these idiots. Tucker didn't do that.
Speaker 2: And so the fact that he's just like, oh, Tucker's fine,
because we need to we need to do No, nobody's
asking for de platforming. We're just asking for these incredible
psycho people to not be what's the word I heard
on Twitter the other day pedestalized. Stop putting them on
these platforms that raise their that raised them to these
levels that they should They have no, they have no.
Speaker 1: It's crazy to me that they're at because just two years.
Speaker 2: Ago, everybody agreed that Nick Fuentes was a dangerous psychopath.
Speaker 1: Because now he's