Speaker 1: Obviously they're focusing on these are all white people, so
naturally Trump is letting them in. And that's the argument
that you keep hearing.
Speaker 2: But do they have a point insurance? Well, they find
out you have insurance, we're gonna charge you more.
Speaker 1: How about f you.
Speaker 2: We need to save the farmers and ranchers that we
have already here, the American ones. We need to help
them first, because they're hurting.
Speaker 1: It's amazing for me to watch our side all of
a sudden be like, welcome everybody. Yeah, like, let's bring
in everybody. They deserve it, they need help. I mean, what,
good morning, Happy Tuesday, everybody. What's happening about everybody?
Speaker 2: It's Tuesday to Tuesday.
Speaker 1: You know what Today we're going to start out with
like a not news story, but kind of a news story.
It's a trending story. Okay, pick things off with a
bit of a trend. And there is this guy named
all of who you can follow his account. I think
it's called Sailing with Phoenix on the places, Instagram.
Speaker 2: And elsewhere Phoenix's cat.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Maybe it's the name of the boat. I don't know.
But this is a guy who is currently in the
middle of a cross ocean trip. He started out in Oregon,
I think, and is heading to Hawaii all by himself
in a sailboat with this cat, and we're gonna show you.
And people are going crazy over this guy, like he
just decided to post all of his travels and now
within a month's time, he's got over a million followers.
So we're going to just give you some background about
his story and you may decide that you want to
follow him in his progress to Hawaii. But here is
a little bit about Oliver.
Speaker 3: My name is Oliver, and in ten days I'm going
to cross the Pacific Ocean alone. Three years ago, I
was diagnosed with condition called Clippo Field syndrome. What it
is is a spinal disorder. So I've got a loose
spine and I do run the risk of going paralyzed
from the neck down. And that reality kind of shook
up my world. I became incredibly aware of my immortality,
and I grew to absolutely despise my job and the
corporate machine. I quit my job rather abruptly, with the
goal of sailing around the world with no plan. A
week after quitting my job, I liquidated my four oh
one k Two weeks after that, I purchased a sailboat.
About a month after that, I started sailing without knowing
how to sail. Fast forward a year. I've learned to sail,
and I've done an extensive refit on my boat for
the past five months, and now in ten days, we
are crossing the Pacific Ocean. When I say, me and
my cat and I it's a crazy feeling. It's an
absolutely crazy feeling. Follow the journey if you'd like.
Speaker 1: So that was obviously ten days before he took off.
And then we also have a video that he made
when he was thinking about quitting his corporate job and
making that plan, and then like the tail end of
it shows him out at sea because again he's currently
I think we're on day thirteen or fourteen at this point.
But here is that video where he was saying, this
is gonna be my plan. I'm going to do.
Speaker 4: This is Oliver.
Speaker 1: I work a corporate job at a tire shop.
Speaker 5: I absolutely hate this life.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm going to buy a sailboat and I'm going
to sail around the world for the rest of my
life until I die.
Speaker 6: This is the start of my journey, and this is
day one of crossing the Pacific Ocean and sailing from
Oregon to Hawaiian and I made it past the Graveyard
of the Pacific and this is my first time sailing outside.
Speaker 3: Of a river, and I'm going for Hawaii.
Speaker 2: It's amazing.
Speaker 6: So it should take me.
Speaker 7: It could take me anywhere between twenty to thirty days,
so feel free to follow the journey.
Speaker 6: There is nothing but hope at ocean and a beautiful sunset.
I did it.
Speaker 8: I did it.
Speaker 1: I love it.
Speaker 2: That's so what freedom looks like.
Speaker 1: I love it. I mean, it's also kind of crazy
because it is never actually sailed in the ocean before
this trip. And but he's also using starlink so that
everybody can, you know, follow him on the journey. And
he has been. He's been posting regularly to his stories.
In fact, just yesterday he posted this video. This is
about this is This was day twelve, so yeah, this
is yesterday or the day before anyway, it was very recent.
Here he is on day twelve, sailing from Oregon to
Hawaii with my cat.
Speaker 7: Silver, a thousand miles today and before that, the furthest
I had sailed with seventy eight miles in a river
and now I've sailed a thousand miles in an ocean.
And also on this day, not only will I have
sailed a thousand miles, I will have hit a million
followers on Instagram.
Speaker 2: And for that, thank you all.
Speaker 3: Truly is unreal.
Speaker 7: I'm hoping I'm not just insane.
Speaker 1: He's lilding, yeah, but I'm here for it. I think
that's great.
Speaker 2: He's an inspiration to a lot of people who are
just feel trapped in certain situations. I think it's fantastic.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, he's just decided this is this is
how I'm going to finish out the rest of my days,
is by sailing around the world. And I would be
babbling serious loneliness even with a cat, and just all
you have out there is yourself and your thoughts, you
know what I mean, and the worry that you could
run into terrible weather, that you could have any kind
of mishaps. There was video that he posted just yesterday
of you know, so rocking and rolling in the ocean
that that I would be terrified of. But here he
is just as calm as ever.
Speaker 3: Yep, we are in the Spice. It has been a nice,
spicy morning and I've gotta start. I do my rounds
around the boat every day, so I gotta have to
do my rounds.
Speaker 9: But yep, we're back, we are back.
Speaker 6: Waves are getting big.
Speaker 10: I like.
Speaker 6: I like sailing again, you know, being being sailing again.
Speaker 11: So I like that.
Speaker 2: But I don't like.
Speaker 6: The thought of things breaking.
Speaker 1: So we're we're in.
Speaker 12: We're in.
Speaker 6: We're in things breaking weather. So yeah, I gotta do
my rounds, make sure everything's good.
Speaker 3: Uh you got it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know how I feel about the ocean. I
could never do it in the ocean. But like, if
if I were in his position, if I were him,
like if I was put into his body, I'd be
like me, go out into the woods or something. You
know what I mean, Oh my god, because it's kind
of a survival thing. What he's doing.
Speaker 1: He's seeing.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, he's pushing himself to the limit. He's seeing
what he can do. I mean, he's been put into
a situation where he's like he sees obviously he's fased
with his mortality. I think it's really cool.
Speaker 1: I love this.
Speaker 2: Everybody pray for that guy. I want him to make it.
I want all the good, good things for him. I
just think it's great.
Speaker 1: I love it. Yeah, you can follow him. I know
people keep asking, but we're not going to post a link.
Just listen very carefully and write this down. Sailing with Phoenix,
that's it. Sailing with Phoenix is how you find him
on Instagram. So I said that at the beginning, but
you guys always ask questions while we're talking about it. So, yes,
it's Sailing with Phoenix. His name is Oliver. You can
follow him on Instagram. That's where he's posting all of
his stuff. And it's a very it's an interesting journey.
It's probably only not even quite halfway done.
Speaker 13: And so it is.
Speaker 1: It is something to watch it for sure, very very cool.
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Speaker 1: Of course, we knew yesterday about the whole China deal
that Scott Bessant and Jamie you know, Jamison Greer I
think is his name, that they spent basically the entire
weekend in Geneva with their Chinese counterparts trying to iron out.
At least what they ended up ironing out was a
ninety day agreement on tariffs. And interestingly, Scott Bessen had
a little nugget of information that I thought was super
super interesting about Biden and what he was doing with China.
Check this out.
Speaker 12: It has to happen, is it has to be fair
for the American people. But in January twenty twenty, President
Trump produced a template. We had an excellent trade agreement
with China, and the Biden administration chows not to enforce it.
That the Chinese delegation basically told us that once President
Biden came into office, they just ignored their obligations. So
we all already have a large framework. The other thing
to remember here, Jonathan, is that this is a pause
down to ten percent. The April second level for China
is thirty four percent, so we will be working to
see where their final reciprocal number ends up. And the
negotiations are a combination of tariffs, non tariff, trade barriers,
currency manipulation, and subsidies of labor and capital.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I mean nobody thought he was doing anything
or could do anything. They just ignored him completely.
Speaker 14: I love it.
Speaker 2: I mean, nobody's shocked by this though, because everything that
that Trump did they undid when they got into office, everything,
which is why the country was in a world hurt
when Trump took place the second time around. I wouldn't
jerk that guy.
Speaker 1: I know he was like, oh, Trump did it, We
have to undo it, right and then if and then
China just there. He knew. They knew that there were
agreements in place, and they were like, well, Biden's not
going to make us enforce any of this, so he's
going to.
Speaker 2: Tell he has no idea where he is, so we're
just going to just mosey on our day.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh my god. We also knew yesterday that there
was going to be this executive order that Trump was
going to talk about with respect to prescription drug prices,
and he did make a He made that announcement, signed
the executive order yesterday with a lot of fans. Unfair.
There was RFK Junior was there, doctor Badicharia, doctor McCarey,
doctor Oz. All these people were around him to kind
of support him in the signing of the executive order.
I'm still not one hundred percent clear on how it
actually works. I talked to a friend of mine who
works in pharma currently, and I was like, what's the
word on the street about how, like, how are you
guys reacting to this? And he was just like, this
has no bite. This is all a suggestion more than
it is an order. But it's better than nothing, and
perhaps it will spur Congress to do more solidly focused,
actual things.
Speaker 2: And I don't think that the emphasis should be completely
on just pharma. I think that they need to do
insurance reform. That's I mean, if you look at insurance companies,
that's where a lot of people get really screwed. Look
our insurance, Like, the way that insurance is done in
this country is complete.
Speaker 1: It's a complete mess. It's ridiculous, it's a complete quote US.
So that's they needed.
Speaker 2: He needs that This administration needs to start going after
insurance companies and how they do stuff.
Speaker 1: And that's where reform needs to happen too. It's not
just pharma pharma.
Speaker 2: I mean it's like they put the drug prices out there,
but then the insurance companies are like, we're going to
go ahead and manipulate this eighteen ways to Sunday.
Speaker 1: Well, I think that's who partly who Trump is referring
to when he talks about getting rid of the middleman
that interferes with the pricing and so. But again, there's
only so much he can do in an executive order.
It really has to go to Congress to get some
more legislation to back it up. But here is a
little bit of what Trump said. This was specifically about
pharma and the EU and how he actually thinks some
of these suggestions or part of these executive orders will
actually benefit pharma, who in many ways has been penalized
by the EU. It's the EU like forcing a lot
of these ridiculous price hikes on us so that we
can subsidize their socialism, which is a bunch of bull crap.
But here's a little bit of what Trump says.
Speaker 14: Starting today, the United States will no longer subsidize the
healthcare of foreign countries, which is what we were doing.
We're subsidizing others healthcare countries where they paid a small
fraction of what for the same drug that what we
pay many many times more for, and were no longer
tolerate profiteering and price gouging from big Pharmer. But again,
it was really the countries that forced Big Farmer to
do things that frankly, I'm not sure they really felt
comfortable doing, but they've gotten away with it. These countries.
European Union has been brutal. This means American patients were
effectively subsidizing socialist healthcare systems in Germany. In all parts
of the European Union, they were the toughest of all.
They were nasty, and I see that. I see that
with trade to European Union is in many ways nastier
than China.
Speaker 2: I just love the way that way that's China. I
think this is one part of it. And then I
think also they've got to address the whole insurance company
part of it, where it's like people that have insurance
shouldn't be penalized for having insurance, you know. And then
there are people like my mom who are on Medicaid,
who she was telling me the other day, she can't
find a freaking doctor for like, she can't find a
dermatologist because you know, all the dermatologists in her area
are dropping people on Medicaid because they don't get paid
enough my Medicaid. So this is the kind of stuff
that's happening in our country that needs to be addressed.
You shouldn't be penalized for certain kinds of insurance, you
know what I mean. Or you shouldn't be penalized because
you have insurance, which is also happening to people they
find out you have insurance, but we're going to charge
you more?
Speaker 1: How about few as we can because we can.
Speaker 2: I mean, so that's happening. So all of this needs
to be reformed. And hopefully they're starting to chip away
and they're going to do that.
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of Congress, who right now it's like there's no evidence
of what they've been doing. I know they're working on
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It wouldn't be a Trump presser, would it without a
funny little story. And of course there was one where
he referenced the now very very popular ozebic type shots.
But he had he has a new name for it,
and he called out a personal friend of his and here's.
Speaker 15: What he said.
Speaker 14: I mean, I'll tell you a story. Friend of mine
who's a business man, very very very top guy, most
of you would have heard of him. A highly neurotic,
brilliant businessman, seriously overweight, and he takes the fat to
fat shot drug.
Speaker 1: And he called me out and he said, President.
Speaker 2: He calls me.
Speaker 13: He used to call me Donald.
Speaker 14: Now he calls me president. So that's nice respect. But
it's the rough guy, smart guy, very successful, very rich.
I wouldn't even know how we asked because he's got
comments the president. Could I ask you a question? What
I'm in London and I just paid for this damn
fat drug I take. I said, it's not working, they said.
He said, I just paid eighty eight dollars, and in
New York I paid thirteen hundred dollars. What the hell
is going on?
Speaker 2: He said?
Speaker 14: So I checked, and it's the same box, made in
the same plant by the same company. It's the identical
pill that I buy in New York. And here I'm
paying eighty eight dollars in London. In New York, I'm
paying thirteen hundred dollars. Now, this is a great businessman. So,
but he's not familiar with this crazy situation.
Speaker 10: That we have.
Speaker 2: Who's the fat rich guy?
Speaker 1: Who is it? I don't know, man, because I thought
maybe before he was before he made him sound like
he was morbidly obese. I thought, is he talking about
Kevin O'Leary, Like, who's he talking but Kevin? I don't
think that's that description. Before he said he was a friend,
I thought it was Pritzker.
Speaker 3: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: No, Yeah, dude, actually maybe needs the fat shot. Yeah,
there's three fat shots, right, There's a zembic, a Manjaro,
and Wagobi. Okay, yeah, I'm going to start calling him
the fat shots because yeah, it's like now you have
to Yeah, there's like two people taking those drugs for diabetes.
Now now it's like the indications are all fat drugs now,
but people are all and people that don't need them
are taking them. You got celebrities out there who are
that don't need to be taking them, that are taking them.
It's just so it's become recreational at this point. It's
kind of getting ridiculous.
Speaker 1: It is getting a little bit ridiculous. RFK was also
at the announcement and had nothing but heaps of praise
for the president's executive order.
Speaker 16: But he can't be bought, unlike most of the politicians
in this country, and he is standing here for the
American people.
Speaker 1: I don't know what you know.
Speaker 16: There's there's writers like Lord Elizabeth Warren or Robert Reich
who are saying that President Trump is on this side
of the Olic arcs. There has never been a president
more willing to stand up to the Olck arcs than
President Donald Trump. We have four point two percent of
the world's population. We our country represents seventy five percent
of the revenue for pharmaceutical companies.
Speaker 1: It's crazy. The disparity is crazy as right, Yeah, it
really is. Doctor Baticharia also spoke I thought really well
because he was starting to make some sense of how
the executive Order was going to work. Here's a little
bit from him.
Speaker 5: I'm at Stanford as well as health policy. And one
thing that's really really simple in economics is that when
you have a persistent price difference for the same product
between two countries, there's something deeply wrong. And what President
Trump has done is a historic measure that should have
been done a long time ago. But we're going to
do is make sure that those prices become much closer
to equal, like a competitive market. You expect with this
new order, Europe will share the burden of that. And
in fact, if you may think of it as like
as somehow it's like it's going after drug companies, actually
it's helping drug companies. Because what we're also going to
do with this order. With President Trump has done with
his order is he's said to European governments, look, if
you are taking advantage of the drug companies by forcing
them to charge very very low prices, We're going to
defend American drug companies in Europe. At the same time,
we're standing up for the American consumer who has been
paying far too high prices for far too long. I
can go back decades to point to the congressional report
after a government report after government report of tremendously high
drug prices, much higher than the rest of the world,
and nothing has been done about it until the moment.
Speaker 2: Yeah, somebody, I'm sorry, I didn't catch your name, but
somebody said it's Emily. Emily said, I think people just
like to punish Americans for being American, and I think
that that is It's absolutely true, Emily. I totally agree
with you. Yeah, for a lot of reasons.
Speaker 1: And yeah, we just are supposed to share the or
like accept the burden on behalf of the world also
all the time. It's not even We're supposed to take
a beating on behalf of everybody.
Speaker 2: And I'm so sick of it. I don't think I'm
the only person that's sick of it. And I'm glad
that we have him standing up for us, because you
know enough already, right Yeah.
Speaker 1: Ro Kana, a Democrat, is really, really, really wanting to
codify this and actually said, I'm willing to introduce Donald
Trump's EO exactly as written as legislation to be bipartisan
and get something done for the American people. Any Republicans
willing to co sponsor. Let's then get Speaker Johnson to
call a vote on it. And I'm all like, go,
go do it.
Speaker 2: Let's do it.
Speaker 11: Do it.
Speaker 1: So anyway, that's that's what we have on this prescription
drug EO. One of the things also, because whenever he
holds these pressers, obviously the press is there. They're ready
to pepper him with questions. And one of the questions
was on a topic we discussed yesterday, and that is
about that gift from Qatar, the jet, the four hundred
million dollar jet, And so one of the reporters asked
him about it, and this was an ABC reporter. He
did not take kindly to the ABC reporter. And this
is what happened. Why you say, people who knew that
luxury jet as a personal get to you, why not
leave it?
Speaker 13: You're see fake news, right, he's only only ABC. Well
a few of you would, let me tell you, you
should be embarrassed to ask him that question. They're giving
us a free jet. I could say, no, no, no,
don't give us. I want to pay you a billion
or four hundred million or whatever it is. Or I
could say thank you very.
Speaker 1: Much, man, sorry he made work at this and say
have you ever been given a gift worth millions of dollars?
And then not receis not a gift to me.
Speaker 13: It's a gift to the Department of Defense. And you
should know better because you've been embarrassed enough, and so
has your network. Your network is a disaster. ABC is
a disaster.
Speaker 2: Did you And there's a whole thing about Sam Snead
and and like golfing, there's a golfing reference in there
that he used. And you know, yesterday when I saw that,
I was like, all right, I gave him crap about
taking it. But at the same time, I think that
it's because I don't think like he thinks, like I
don't like taking money from people. I don't like taking
gifts from people because the way that I am just
as a person, and you guys, your mileage may vary,
but I feel like if I do that, I owe
people something, and I that's just who I am.
Speaker 1: All Right, he is not like that.
Speaker 2: I'm just seeing that. He's apparently he's like, I'll take
your free crap, but I owe you nothing.
Speaker 1: I owe yeah, at least that's what I saw in
that presser yesterday.
Speaker 2: He's built differently, you know, He's like, I don't give
a crap what you give me, because I owe you nothing.
I'm just going to take it because you're going to
give it to me. If you're that much of a
sucker you're going to give me a four hundred million
dollar plane, I'm going to take it and I'm going
to use it. You're an idiot. If you know I'm
not going to give you anything in return, I would feel.
Speaker 1: Obligated, right, Well, that's the fear, right, just the look
of impropriety about it, which I still have a big
fat problem with it. I don't like it at all.
Speaker 2: I don't like it either, but it's but I think
I don't like it because of who I am as
a person. I don't know how he's I feel like
he is actually built differently even so, and.
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night talking about the jet Here is what he said.
Speaker 17: The a gimme, but and the Constitution in Article two
talks about the president can't take emoluments or gifts from
foreign leaders, and so there is a provision in the
Constitution says you can't do this. And so the question
is can you do it if it's only for official purposes?
If it came to someone in Congress, they can vote.
Speaker 1: And the Ethics Committee can look at it. With his
there will have to be some kind of adjudication.
Speaker 17: This has never been done and it's not like a
ride on the plane. We're talking about the entire four
hundred million dollar plane. I think it's not worth the
appearance of impropriety, whether it's improper or not, I don't
think it's worth it.
Speaker 2: I mean, Qatar funds the Taliban and Hamas and the
Muslim Brotherhood. They fund a lot of really bad terrorist organization.
So yes, that's the thing that just it should bug everybody.
Speaker 1: Right right, and you can only imagine how much it
bothers Ben Shapiro. He's not happy about this, as he
made clear right here.
Speaker 18: Administration is now preparing to accept a super luxury Boeing
seven forty seven eight jumbo jet from the Royal Family
of Qatar. It is a four hundred million dollar gift
available for use by President Trump as new Air Force
one until shortly before he leaves office, at which time,
according to the deal, the plane doesn't stay with the
United States government. It then moves to the Trump Presidential
Library Foundation, taking sacks of goodies from people who support Hamas,
Muslim Brotherhood, a jouse, all the rest that's not America first, Like,
please define America first in a way that says you
take you should take sacks of cash from the Katari
royals who are behind Al Jazeera. It just isn't America
first in any conceivable way. So back to the original question,
is this good for President Trump? Is it good for
his agenda? Is it good for draining the swamp and
getting things done? The answer is no, it isn't. It
isn't If you want President Trump to succeed. This kind
of skeazy stuff needs to stop.
Speaker 2: I mean, it is kind of skeezy, but at the
same time, like people made some really great points in
here too where we fund those things too. Okay, well
then stop that as well. We need to stop all
of it. All of it needs to be cut off, right, Yeah,
it's all gross.
Speaker 1: And not them ball bat yah Angar Sargon also weighed in.
I think this was on Newsmax.
Speaker 2: Think of.
Speaker 1: Accepting this gift.
Speaker 19: I really don't like this. I gotta say with me
really uncomfortable. And it's not just that you know, this
is not a gift. This is Qatar, a state sponsor
of terror that has hem as in the palm of
its hand, giving a bribe. And I don't think President
Trump would capitulate to anything that they asked him to
but that doesn't mean that it's not below the appearance
of a conflict of interest. And I'll just say one
more thing. Watching how quickly the Qataris were able to
get Idan Alexander released, Obviously, I'm so grateful to God
and so grateful to President Trump for getting this man
out of hem As captivity where he was tortured. But
also it really raises the question they can make Hemass
do anything in minutes, in hours. There are fifty eight
other hostages there. Yeah, then why is Katar suddenly a
major player in terms of controlling the scene. I hate
that Hamas is celebrating. They see this as their first
agreement with the United States, and it just it turns
my stomach.
Speaker 2: You guys, Yeah, the fact that there are a fifty
that there are fifty eight hostages still there.
Speaker 1: Yea, all of this is just a bad bad It's bad.
It's bad. It's a bad.
Speaker 16: Look.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it is bad.
Speaker 11: Now.
Speaker 1: Caroline Lovett tried her best to respond to the you know,
to the negativity, the criticism about it. Here she is,
I don't disagree.
Speaker 11: Clarify that Cutter is giving us a new air Force
one as a personal gift to President Trump.
Speaker 1: Are they gifting it to the country.
Speaker 16: What could you tell us about this luxury liner that
looks like a hotel.
Speaker 1: In the air well.
Speaker 4: The Katari government has graciously offered to donate a plane
to the Department of Defense. The legal details of that
are still being worked out, but of course, any donation
to this government is always done in full compliance with
the law, and we commit ourselves to the utmost transparency
and we will continue to do that.
Speaker 2: I'd like to point out that he said cutter, and
so does Brett Baer. Just wait, you said cutter. Brian
to me just said cutter. Yeah, everybody, everybody was telling
you it's not cutter, Daisy Well, Ben Shapiro.
Speaker 1: Says, Qatar.
Speaker 2: I know, it's like there's cutten ways to pronounce that word.
Speaker 1: I'm just gonna say Katar.
Speaker 2: I'm just gonna say place. I'll never go.
Speaker 3: How's that?
Speaker 13: There?
Speaker 10: You go?
Speaker 1: That is also that's fact right there. I have zero
intentions are.
Speaker 2: Going to get out there.
Speaker 1: Quitar, isn't it? And like is it just? Is it
just I don't know what it looks like in Qatar.
I'm assuming it's just like a lot.
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Speaker 11: Do it.
Speaker 1: Get some roses too? Get some roses? Ooh yeah, do it.
I know that there was just reference by Batya to
the release of the hostage aid on Alexander, and we'll
get to that in just a little bit, But first
we also need to talk about something else that's causing
a lot of controversy, and that is the welcoming of
around fifty refugees from South Africa that happened yesterday. There's
a lot of chatter about this, and most mostly I
am seeing from folks that share our ideology. Mostly I'm
seeing a very positive response to this, and so for example,
Tammy Bruce. She announced this yesterday, saying, proud to offer
safe haven to fifty nine African or refugees arriving in
the United States today. We are prioritizing resettlement of this
vulnerable group facing unjust racial discrimination and violence in South Africa.
And then there was this other picture that you could see,
or it's actually a screenshot from a video. These are,
you know, families with small children. There are men, women,
and children who will ostensibly easily assimilate, appreciate the United States.
They were all waving their little American flags. It's very
different than all of the illegals that Joe Biden allowed
to invade our country. They're white and they're Christians, so
naturally Liberals hate them, right, but they don't think they
should be coming here.
Speaker 2: So because yeah, because we're full, well.
Speaker 1: Because we haven't even gotten rid of all the ones
that shouldn't be here, and it's like it's a further
drain on our resources. And it kind of goes back
to what we said earlier, which is why are we
always the ones that are expected to take total.
Speaker 2: Agreebody else, I agree with you completely, I totally agree,
but I do, but I do find it interesting that
the people on the left are like, we don't want
these people, but then the criminals we're going to fight
for them to stay. Like come on, it's pretty obvious,
like what you stand for and what you what you hate,
Like we can see what you hate, and you obviously
hate white Christians. I mean, it's just like you cannot mean,
you cannot be more clear, you know, at least that's
what they're saying to.
Speaker 1: Me, right you know, because I feel like I feel
like what you and I are saying is a consistent
message across the board, like we don't want more people
here when we can't take care of our own right now.
Speaker 2: We're full, It're full, the inn is full, and we
are overflowing, and we need to get rid of people
rather than take more in. But I do find it
interesting the dichotomy where they are, you know, where like
they're like, oh my god, we don't like these people,
but the other ones, I mean, like the Maryland man,
you gotta go get him and bring him back, you
know what I mean.
Speaker 1: It's like what well, and then do they have a
point when they say I mean, because obviously they're focusing
on these are all white people, so naturally Trump is
letting him in. And that's the argument that you keep hearing.
But do they have a point, because there are restrictions
right now on accepting refugees from basically everywhere else except
for these people, and so it seems little unbalanced.
Speaker 2: But there is a there is a full on there's
a genocide happening there. I mean, they this is the thing,
they're all. That's another thing that I kind of go
back and forth with because liberals are all like, h
genocide or so, like we're going to protest against genocide
at our colleges, but yet when genocide actually happens, real
genocide is happening right there in front of your face,
you're like, nah, it's no, we're going to ignore that.
It's just it's not so I mean, I I'm I
go back and forth, you know, because I can see
how awful this is and how these people are truly escaping.
Speaker 1: So but then they need to they need to fight
that battle, Like what again, if we're closing our borders
and our refugee programs to literally everywhere else that also
is experiencing genocide, or why are we making an exception
for these people?
Speaker 2: I don't get it or find someplace else to go,
because there are other places that you can go, right,
Because why does.
Speaker 1: It full up?
Speaker 3: Man?
Speaker 2: Why does it always have to be us? I totally
hear you on that.
Speaker 1: It's like, why does it always have to be us?
It's like we are that that we're that set of
parents that the kids just completely take advantage of all
the time. Right, It's like you're just like just.
Speaker 2: Enough already, Like you got to move out of the
basement at some point, you know.
Speaker 1: Totally, it was interesting to see share Michael Singleton on this.
He tweeted about this yesterday and he took the same
position that we are taking. He said, no, thank you,
We've got enough to handle here. Let them stay in
South Africa and face their own problems. We do not
have unlimited resources. Who in the hell is paying for
their food, their healthcare, their housing. Those resources would better
serve Americans. And he wasn't done there. He also said
America is not a sanctuary for every troubled land. We
are a sovereign nation, not a global charity. South Africa
and other countries must confront their own challenges. We can
offer advice and aid. We can even sympathize but sympathy
is not policy. To conserve is to respect our limitations
as a country. Assimilation is important, but that alone does
not justify anyone's entry into our country. Assimilation, in other words,
doesn't solve the problem of scarcity, and to think otherwise
as foolish. It doesn't expand our budgets, reduce our ridiculous
deficits that have gotten out of hand, or slow the
erosion of wages for working class Americas. Our capacity to
absorb newcomers is finite, no matter how culturally compatible they
may be. All policies must start with reality, not sentiment,
and our current economic conditions make it pretty darn clear
where our priorities should be on Americans.
Speaker 14: I do.
Speaker 2: I totally agree. We have probably said it is so
perfectly said, and we and we are basing this one
on sentiment, and we can't do that. We can't do it.
We got to we got to get back to People
are saying, oh, you just we disagree with disagree because
it's only fifty nine. Okay, you can disagree.
Speaker 1: But this is just the beginning. It's not like these
are the only people that they plan to bring over.
These are just the first group of people. That have
been vetted, and so again, where where does it stop? Like,
at what point do we draw the line? Shouldn't that
line be drawn when we can take care of Americans
and then we extend a helping hand to others.
Speaker 2: Well, it's like we have not stopped the bleeding. Here
where we haven't stopped the bleeding. It's like we still
we are literally we haven't even put tourniquet on ourselves yet.
And then every and people are set not everybody, but
a lot of people on our side like, well, this
is fine. So I mean, I hear you do I
think what's happening over there is off, just completely off. Yeah,
there's a literal genocide happening over there. And so that's
I mean, I do. I have such sympathy for these people.
It's terrible what's happening. And I do see a dichotomy
with liberals and their thinking. You know, but when we
say no more people, we need to stay. We need
to stay with the line of thinking of no more
people until we get our house in order. We got
to just we got to close the borders, you guys,
we got to close them, and we got to deal
with we got to deal with our own debt and
our own issues and get that taken care of and
then we can take in more people, you know. But
until then we're a big hot mess. We're a big,
big hot mess.
Speaker 10: Now.
Speaker 1: What I wish is that share Michael would have been
on the panel last night with Scott with Scott Jennings.
Was Scott Jenny, but I don't think that they were together.
Scott Jennings, I think feels a little bit differently about
this issue than we do. Here was his take.
Speaker 20: I don't know. I don't know if they weigh one
against the other that way. I mean, I do think
it's not alleged discrimination that these people are facing in
South Africa. I mean, the law there absolutely allows their
property to be confiscated. They are subject to racial discrimination,
some have been subject to violence from some reports that
I have read. I mean, we're talking about fifty something people,
and the people who seem to be angriest about this
today had no problem with twenty million coming here, some
of the worst people in the world coming here, including
gang members and so on and so forth.
Speaker 1: So I don't have a lot of sympathy for the.
Speaker 20: Folks who are outraged today after what happened to this
country over the last several years, over fifty something people
who are clearly being discriminated against in South Africa.
Speaker 1: And that's a great point, but I feel like we
should be consistent, and I don't think our side is
being consistent right now because they're like, sure, bring them in,
they're hard workers, they're vetted. This is great. Well, but
how do we Why are we only allowing this one
tiny countries group of people to come when there are
all kinds of other people and other countries that are
suffering genocide and people. Again, where do we draw the line?
And is it because they're white? Because that's what the
left is going to say, And I don't know how
we say, well, no, that's not true. How do we
say that?
Speaker 2: And somebody said we need farmers. I live around I
mean that's I literally, I'm rural. I live farmers and ranchers.
We actually farmers and ranchers here in America are being
put out of business. So we need to save the
farmers and ranchers that we have already here, the American ones.
We need to help them first because they're hurting. So
I don't know if we need to add more to
the mix, just because they are waving American flags and
they love them.
Speaker 1: That's great.
Speaker 2: The ones that are here, they love America. They and
they need to be helped.
Speaker 1: So I mean, it's amazing for me to watch our
side all of a sudden be like rational, welcome everybody. Yeah, like,
let's bring in everybody. They deserve it, they need help.
Speaker 2: I mean, what where now?
Speaker 1: How are I don't get it? You guys are freaking
me out right now.
Speaker 2: And it's not consistent. It's not saying that they don't
need help, because they probably do. But there are so
many people in this country that need help first.
Speaker 1: And there's lots of other countries that also need the
same kind of help, and yet they have been shut
off from the refugee program. Why why is? Why are
we deciding randomly that the white farmers from South Africa
are okay to come over but nobody else is right
now because we've got all these illegals, Like, there's no
consistency here, and that's the problem. We can vet people
from other countries too, we chose to vet these people,
and I think it's a legitimate question to ask why.
I don't think that that's unreasonable, you know what I mean?
And it's not just fifty people stop saying that this
is just the first batch. It's because we are focused
on South Africa right now for inexplicable reasons, because it's
not the only place that's having draw and.
Speaker 2: What's happening there is like, what's what happened in Zimbabwe?
Speaker 1: This is just crazy. This is what I mean, Like
it's gonna it's gonna get ugly, yeah, yeah, and it's
ugly in a lot of places in the world. We
should not be the rescuer of every single place on
earth when we can't take care of our own. And
that was share Michael's point, you know what I mean,
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the All right, so let's do this. So we talked
about the fact that uh aid On Alexander was rescued, right,
that's like so amazing, Oh my god, God, right, my god.
I just I want this to happen for the other
fifty eight hostages because this is enough already, right, and
so we have to we have to show some of
the best parts of this. Trump obviously talked about it
at his presser. He was saying that just in a
couple hours from when he was speaking, this was about
to happen.
Speaker 17: Here he is on that.
Speaker 14: And third, I'm very happy to announce that Iida and Alexander,
an American citizen who until recently most thought was no
longer living, thought was dead, is going to be released
in about two hours.
Speaker 1: Actually so great, just so great. It really is great.
Accept that, And this is what makes people get all
bigigitty about the jet. There was this report and it
does seem to be true. Ben Shapiro also like absolutely
went off on this, but we're not going to get
to that clip. This is just the summary. So Aidan
was apparently and is apparently flying to Qatar, where he
was going to meet with President Trump, who just landed
in Saudi Arabia this morning, and the Emirror of Qatar,
and so what Emily said is there are no words
to express how disgusting this is. Qatar is the regime
which enabled Eden's captors and torturers to take him and
hold him for nineteen months. Shame on anyone condoning this
absolutely disgraceful act. The last thing this poor boy needs
is to be paraded around the Islamist dictatorship of Qatar
like some trophy of Donald Trump. This is vile and
I don't disagree. I don't see any reason for this there,
like anywhere else in the Middle East find but like
the fact that Qatar is involved in that is so icky,
Like you go and have to thank that guy. Oh
my god.
Speaker 2: I just don't think he needs to thank anybody. He
just needs to come to Just go to America, you
know what I mean, or just like just go home,
just go home. Why does he need to talk to
any of these leaders. Just go home.
Speaker 1: He's had enough, you know what I mean. Like, he
doesn't need to thank any of these just go He
doesn't need to be paraded around.
Speaker 2: I mean, he doesn't imagine what he's imagine what he's been.
Speaker 1: Through, Like, yeah, just horrendous.
Speaker 2: My god, his mother, I would be like, just give
him to me, right, that exact exactly. Now.
Speaker 1: I was proud of CNN because CNN actually gave Trump
credit for facilitating this entire release of Aidan, And that
is right. I mean, they should give they should be
giving Trump credit. I was just surprised to hear CNN
do it, but here they are actually doing it.
Speaker 11: About what this deal, which was broken not by the
Israeli government but by the United States to get this
American citizen out of Gaza, what it means for the
other hostages who don't have American citizenship, who just have
in many cases, Israeli citizenship. And there is certainly hope
that perhaps this agreement to release e Doon Alexander could
unlock a broader deal to secure the release of all
of the other hostages, to perhaps even end the war
in Gaza, or at least to get to some kind
of a ceasefire that will see hostages coming out of
the Gaza Strip, and of course much needed calm in
Gaza and much needed aid to go into the Gaza
Strip for the more than two millions of Villians who
live there. We know that tomorrow and Israeli delegation we'll
be traveling to Doha Kutzar to try and work on
that broader negotiation. And all of this, of course, is
happening because of enormous, enormous diplomatic effort and pressure that
is now being brought to bear by the United States
and by President Trump, who said that he very much
sees this release of e Don Alexander as a first
of the final steps towards ending this war in Gaza
and releasing all of the remaining hostages held there.
Speaker 1: I mean, that was more credit than I have ever
heard CNN give Trump for literally anything. I almost could
not believe what channel I was watching. It stucks that
we have to give him credit for that. Yeah, yeah, right,
I mean, but that's how sad it is, Like, that's
the sad state of affairs, right.
Speaker 2: You got to give credit where credit is due, and
it's just facts, is what it is.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, okay, amazing. We are starting to hear about
some of the time time that he spent as a hostage.
So the first testimony was that he was held in
a cage with his hands and legs tied up. He
was not given food for most of his captivity until
the last of the until these last couple of months
before his release. I can't even imagine.
Speaker 2: He's he's it's miraculous.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it truly is.
Speaker 2: He is a miracle. Yeah.
Speaker 1: And the reunion with his mom gude, I mean, just
the I just gutteral cries. Oh my god, I just
I cannot imagine. I can't imagine. I could not let
him go.
Speaker 2: I just could not. I couldn't let him go.
Speaker 1: Great family photo with everybody. And then there was a
moment too where I think he was greeting his grandparents maybe,
but he was draped in both an Israeli and an
American flag, and it was just god, the images and
look at that.
Speaker 2: That's awesome.
Speaker 1: How can he?
Speaker 2: I mean, he's smiling, you know, I.
Speaker 1: Know it's amazing after all that the lesson, Yeah, my god, Yeah,
that is good there. Dave Rubin made this point. Have
any of the Democrats who have had a raging boner
for the wife beating a legal MS thirteen gang member
from Al Salvador said a word about the American who
was released today?
Speaker 2: No, I don't know what they did. No, they didn't.
They didn't say a word about it. They don't give
a rap, right, unbelievably gross. Yeah, it is gross.
Speaker 1: Going back to Jenny for just a moment, can I
just show you what our little Carrie made for us?
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guys not Have we told him? No, I think we'll
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what does it say?
Speaker 2: It says.
Speaker 1: Proud member, I think of the Scott Jennings.
Speaker 2: Yes, official members of the Scott Jennings Appreciationiation I cannot.
That is so cute, so so cute.
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that she did that. It's absolutely perfect, you guys. So
there's that. Now, this little segment here is just going
to be the most mishmashiest of headlines. That's all you're
going to see for the next little bit, because there
were so many different things to get to that were
utterly unrelated to each other but still nonetheless of importance.
Do you you probably you go through cars like nobody
I have ever.
Speaker 2: No I get I go through used cars, you guys.
I just I do that. I get to see the car.
Speaker 1: But she had one for a very brief time. She
had a brand new car that she ended up trading
in because she doesn't like brand new car technology, like
there's just too much of it.
Speaker 2: I don't like things. I don't like anything that is
a thing telling me what to do. So I was like,
you don't get to do that now.
Speaker 10: Now.
Speaker 1: One of the things that some of these newer cars,
although mine does it too, and I have at twenty nineteen,
a lot of newer cars have this ridiculous technology where
when you get to a stoplight, the engine just turns
off randomly.
Speaker 2: I hate that, you know, right, you have the option
of usually turning it off somewhere in the car, but
I still I hate that.
Speaker 13: Hate it.
Speaker 1: Well, leave it to Lee Zelden. He says the start
stop technology where your car dies at every red light
so the companies can get a climate participation trophy. He says,
the EPA approved it. Everyone hates it. We're fixing it.
I just saw that was so freaking cool.
Speaker 2: The greatest. I'm not the greatest, Jill Oh, I'm right
there with you. I love old cars too. I want
a car like exactly, like a Maytag washer from the seventies. Yes,
Jill Oh, I'm right there, right there with you. If
I could just have an old like nineteen eighty one
Ford pickup, that's what I want. That's what I want.
It's my dream car.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know.
Speaker 1: I mean every time my husband's driving, he absolutely turns
it off. Sometimes I don't notice it, but a lot
of times I do. And then I'm just like I
don't And then I don't like the restart of it,
Like just just leave it alone, you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Yeah, And then when they tell you like if you're
if you're if, I just want to switch lanes. There's
nobody on the road, and I want to switch lanes,
and I don't want to put my turn signal on
and it keeps me from moving.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm getting rid of you. And that's what I
did to your car. You don't get to tell me
not to do that.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So you're a Texan, which is why I wanted
you to weigh in on this news, which is that
according to Poles, and I know with Poles, we all
take a grain of salt with Poles. But right now
it's looking like Attorney General Ken Paxton is leading incumbent
Senator John Cornyn in the primaries for twenty twenty six
for Senate. What do you think about this?
Speaker 2: I'm not surprised by it. I'm not are you?
Speaker 1: Do you think it's a good thing?
Speaker 15: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I think Ken Paxton is I think he's great. I
think he's fine. I think he's fine. People are at
your life, Yeah for sure.
Speaker 1: I'm just wondering, like if this is going to be
one of those problems where Cornyn is such a long
standing name recognition kind of guy that even INDI's of
just vote for him. But with Ken Paxton, who's more
of a firebrand, you know what I mean? Like, is
he going to be too extreme for some.
Speaker 2: Of the people that would to fire Brandy, you think, well,
I don't know.
Speaker 1: That's why I'm asking. I have no idea because I
don't follow Texas politics.
Speaker 2: Probably think I think it's a good thing. I think
we need to mix things up, and I think it's
a good I think it's a good thing. I know
that a lot of people like yeah pop, like jose
San Cornan is not the guy. I think people who
live in Texas would prefer Paxton.
Speaker 1: Yeah, But so in a general, you think he'll do fine.
Speaker 2: I think he'll do fine in a general Okay, all right,
that's the important thing. He is America first, he's kind
of a Trump esque kind of dude. So I think
I think he's going to do great. Okay, good, good, good,
all right.
Speaker 1: And then, in really really really good news, apparently Jen
Saki has taken over Rachel Maddow's time except for on
Mondays because she's Rachel Maddow still does the weekly show,
and she has bombed, absolutely bombed apparently, like it plunged
from one point two million viewers to like just sixty
five thousand in the demo with just over a million total.
Like this is a bad, bad dive, And so that
just makes me happy. And I thought it might make
you just happy. We could do better.
Speaker 2: We could do better on MSNBC in that time slot,
like where we are who we are like chicks on
the right at MSNBC, we could get more than sixty
five thousand people watching just hate watching.
Speaker 1: Well, that's just in the demo, that's in the what
the twenty five to fifty four?
Speaker 2: Still like people would watch us more than that?
Speaker 1: Gotcha? And that's pretty bad, Like there were so many
reruns that were doing better than her, Like it was bad,
you guys, bad, bad bad.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 1: Of course we have this whole new pope which captured
the news cycle last week. For sure, there was this
new pop pope.
Speaker 2: Just pray when you said that, go ahead and starry well,
And I saw.
Speaker 1: This headline on the Hill that I just hated because
I just don't like it when the pope has to
become all political. But apparently, according to a Chicago archbishop,
this pope is going to be focused on immigration, drug trade,
and rising sea level. Oh my god, And I just can't,
I just can't you guys control the sea levels?
Speaker 9: Okay, starting out of these issues, you know what, just pope,
like your focus should be on poping and bringing people
into the Catholic Church.
Speaker 1: That should be the focus.
Speaker 2: Jesus is like, really, this is what we're gonna do.
This is what you're doing. You're focusing on rising sea levels.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I just don't know.
Speaker 1: And maybe this is just the Hill making up nonsense.
I don't know, but I just didn't like it. I
just did not like it.
Speaker 2: Rising seal It is so so stupid.
Speaker 1: And then you guys, you guys know that ridiculous Code
Pink lady, that old hag that's always pestering Congress people
on the Hill. She's always at all the Code Pink events.
She's at the queen of the Code pinkers. Right. I
could not believe this, but someone married her. She is
a person like no, no, no, She had an actual husband,
a man like like why are you gay?
Speaker 2: Like that kind of a man.
Speaker 1: I was absolutely stunned. But she posted this. Her name
is Medea Benjamin and she said, my husband tie, I
think is how you say it. Was hit by a
car while biking to a protest in Washington last week.
Now he's in the hospital with thirteen broken ribs, a
shattered wrist, pelvis, and hip. But every moment we're here,
we think of Gaza. Lies Tye is getting the care
he needs. The Palestinians are getting bombed in hospitals. This message,
keep fighting open the gates and the siege, bring down
the racist Zionist regime. And yes, he'll be back on
the next freedom Floatilla. God, he sleepeople, he sleeps at
that nice scarf. It's just it's so ridiculous.
Speaker 2: It is so ridiculous. Every day that they're there, every
moment they think of Gaza. You guys, that's right, every moment.
Speaker 1: Okay, yesterday we showed the picture of Brandon Gill with
his new baby with his beautiful wife in the hospital.
She had just given birth, and apparently this is now
a trend among right wing influencers to look absolutely perfect
after they give birth. Mikayla Peterson, after whom I'm named today,
just had her baby girl, she said, accidentally free birthed
a baby girl Saturday morning. Her husband delivered her. What
an experience. Babies are just absolute miracles. Welcome to the world,
Audrey Blake Peterson Fuller.
Speaker 2: Look at her beautiful name. I love that name, and
she's I know she's she's kind of it's ridiculous. She
looks this way every day though, she's absolutely stunningly beautiful. Yeah,
it's it's so free birth. That means she just gave
birth in her house.
Speaker 1: Is that the deal? I guess.
Speaker 2: I guess that's like a new Leonard Skinnered song.
Speaker 11: Free birth?
Speaker 10: What that is?
Speaker 2: So she gave birth in her house.
Speaker 1: I think that's what that means. Since her husband delivered
the baby.
Speaker 2: That that's amazing. I don't think my husband could do that.
My husband would be like like the first sign of blood,
he was seriously at like he wasn't at the business end,
you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: He was not he was at the head end.
Speaker 2: My husband was at the head end, not the business end.
I don't think you would want to see that, you know.
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Right, But anyway, she she's just kind of sick of
all these people looking so good.
Speaker 2: Right, she's studying. She is stunning every day, I know.
Speaker 1: Also an interesting news David Hogg, who we have been
talking about a lot because he's co vice chair of
the DNC. It's not sounding like he's going to be
holding on to that position very much longer. Apparently a
panel has found him not properly elected this year they
may nullify his win, and it's because one of the
election participants claims that his victory violated diversity rules. It's
so delicious.
Speaker 2: He's got what he should do if he wants to
follow my advice is just identify as a black woman
and then to see what the party does. He should
be like, yeah, I'm a disabled black woman.
Speaker 1: M hm, and just see and you can't deny that identity.
That's like, that's part of their platform.
Speaker 2: Right, that is their platform. It is it.
Speaker 1: So what are they gonna do.
Speaker 2: Are they gonna go no, no, no, you're a really
skinny white man. Yeah, they can't do that. Then he
identifies as it.
Speaker 1: I just love that so much. So anyway, that's happening. Delicious. Also,
we have a little clip about you, Bernie who you're
just on your shorts, which, by the way, speaking of which,
did you guys know that we were on Larry O'Connor's
show last week and we just retweeted our segment with
him and we talked all about Bernie Sanders and I
thought you were like I was, it's.
Speaker 2: Like saying horror shorts and I'm like, wait, were you
dressed like a whore during that show.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but our segment was all about Bernie.
Speaker 2: It was all about Bernie.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it was.
Speaker 1: So make sure to check that out. You can see
the link on our twitter feed right now, and of
course you can see it where all of Larry O'Connor's shows.
Oh great, I really like it so much fun. Yeah, fine,
And we had been on his show back when it
was called Stage right in twenty eleven. Oh my god,
ever ago, so it was kind of fun to go. Yeah,
to get back with him for a segment that was
super fun. But anyway, Stephen Smith is none too pleased
with Bernie. He's getting sick and tired of this whole
OHI gucky the nonsense he called him out. I love it.
Speaker 21: If that man mentions the word oligaruk one more time,
I'm gonna lose my mind. He's been saying this since
nineteen eighty three. Haven't you noticed that folks ain't buying that?
Right now, You're having these rallies, flying on jets and
doing all of these things, which is basically the same
kind of thing you've been complaining about.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 21: Where's the consistency, where's the absence of hypocrisy? These are
the kind of questions people.
Speaker 1: Are going to ask. Do you have the answer to that?
Speaker 11: I don't know.
Speaker 1: He doesn't because remember he who is he on with
on the one of the Sunday shows where he was like,
I make no apologies. It was Brett Baar. Yeah, he
was like, I'm just hanging out in my third home.
What am I supposed to do? Stand in the United Line?
Speaker 2: I can't not with the pleads. That's mellie and dirty.
Speaker 1: I'm a millionaire, yeah, which is fine because now billionaires
are the bad guys.
Speaker 2: Billionaires, But I like millionaires. Now I hated millionaires like
ten years ago.
Speaker 1: But no, I am one. So they're fine. They're totally fine.
That guy is a hypocrite. How can you not see it?
I know, but I like that Steven Smith called him out.
That was super funny. Yeah. I hate to bring the
party down, but you sent this to me, so we
have to. Tim Tebow was on the Sean Ryan Show
and talking about like just the absolute scourge on humanity
that is pedophiles and sexual human traffickers and like all
of these disgusting American men, Americans buying into and trading
on and abusing children. It is just disgusting, and you
don't really have a sense of how disgusting it is
until you see it in map form, which he's about
to show, Sean Ryan. Check out this little disgusting, horrible,
depressing clip. By the way, Tim Tebow is awesome. I
love love him, He's such a good, good man.
Speaker 15: Experience every red dot on that So, first of all,
that is a DJ law enforcement map. It's called the
red Dot Map.
Speaker 10: Every this is over the last thirty days. In every
red dot on that map is at least one unique
IP address of individuals downloading, sharing, distributing child abuse and
rate images under the age of twelve. And there's over
one hundred and eleven thousand of them just in the
US of the last thirty days. And I just I
wanted to bring that because I think it brings to
life so much of the evil that we're trying to face.
Speaker 15: And people will say, well, that's just over there, and
it's in those countries and it's all of those places,
and it's not Sean, it's right here in our backyard.
It is right here and out of everyone. And some
people will say, okay, well, well they're just downloading and
sharing it and distributing it, but they're not. Fifty five
to eighty five percent are also hands on offenders. And
your average offender has thirteen victims in their lifetime. Thirteen victims.
Every one of those red dot Matt red dots is
there's a boy or girl that is suffering on the
other end of what they're sharing, downloading, or distributing.
Speaker 1: God, just wood chipper, right, there is no punishment strip,
just a woodschipper.
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 1: And then the people who consume this like as content. Right,
it's like, jail is not good enough.
Speaker 2: Jail like it's just.
Speaker 1: Not Let's do something about it. Jim Tebow is that's
all he does. And I'm trying to promote legislation to
combat this, I mean, trying to bring away with that.
He's doing all of the things that he knows to do.
He's showing up on these podcasts to talk about it.
I mean, it's it's horrible. It's absolutely hard when he
gets so emotional and then you just want to hug him.
My gosh, he's he's such an angel, that guy. Yeah,
he really is. Just a reminder about how idiotic some
of the protesters that you see at these like no
More Nazis, no more fascism rallies. There is some college
campus moron who's saying they don't want Charlie Kirk on
campus because he's a fascist. But when you ask them
to say, what does that mean? It looks like this
campus we don't want on her campus. We don't want
to support that here.
Speaker 14: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I'm not like a political scientist. I'm not I'm not
good at interviews. We can someone else, we can.
Speaker 2: What is she wearing on her head?
Speaker 9: Obviously she is a free Sorry I did not know.
Speaker 1: Seriously, I don't either. I'm just assuming that's that was
She was supposed to be a cat, like a blue cat.
Maybe like, yeah, maybe she's a blue cat.
Speaker 2: Good Lord. These people have parents and they failed them,
you know. I just somebody birthed her at one point,
you know.
Speaker 1: And then raised her and then raised her up to
be that.
Speaker 2: I just like, raise your hand if you birthed her
and then promptly punch yourself in the face, because that's
what you created.
Speaker 1: Lord. Oh my gosh. All right, you and I when
we're not on the air, but also sometimes when we
are there, there are conversations that we have we do
that we would not have on air necessarily, but that
we know are the kind of conversations that everyone is having.
Speaker 2: Off hotly, you know what I mean, and a lot
more of them on the air we probably should just have,
but maybe we go more viral, you know, and I.
Speaker 1: Could buy a bar. A lot of these conversations start
invariably with one of us asking the other can I
say something mean for all the time for a second.
And it's like our favorite because as soon as she
says that to me and I'm like yes.
Speaker 2: And I'm always like, oh my gosh, of course, yeah.
Speaker 1: Like immediately go. So this is one. This is just
one of many reasons that I love Megan Kelly because
she is just as catty as as we all are
in life, but pretend not to be in like mixed company.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and then we'll get emails. We'll get emails after
going back. Mean, it's like shut you would have totally
done it too with your best friend if you've had
a best friend, you know, right yourself.
Speaker 1: But like Megan Kelly is at a whole other level
of fame obviously, Like she's a huge superstar. So she's
the kind of person that gets to experience things like
Versace calling her and saying we want you to wear
this dress at this event. She has that level of fame.
We have no idea what that's like. Like Target would
not call us and be like, we want you to
wear our dress. This doesn't happen.
Speaker 2: Goodwill Will be calling us, going, hey.
Speaker 1: No, but that's my point, Like even good Will, like
no one would call us ever to say we want
you to wear this dress. So she's at a whole
other level of being able to make fun of disgusting
people like Dylan mulvany. And when she gets going about
Dylan mulvaney, you guys, it is such a joy. So
here she is ragging on Dylan mulvany for where for
being now a Versace spokesperson of some sort.
Speaker 2: This this is epic.
Speaker 1: I love her so much.
Speaker 8: Mulvaney has partnered with Versace to be I guess a
new spokesmodel. Take a look at Dylan in his Instagram
post from last week's Not twenty nine.
Speaker 2: I think this is the best I've ever looked.
Speaker 1: Pretty sure. I'm pretty sure. Oh my god, to a
Versace event and.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I think this is it?
Speaker 1: Right, Okay, Okay, love you.
Speaker 2: I cannot stand that individual.
Speaker 8: There he is again cosplaying being a woman with an
enormous fake boob. He's obviously had breast implants, which is new,
I think, and he's wearing a Versace dress because he's
celebrating the fact that he has been I guess hired
by Versace to endorse Versace's clothing, and he's wearing last
season's dress. I just want you to know that it's
a dress that was brought to me back in the
fall for me to pass Beware to the dinner, but
I rejected it. And it's addressed that Mulania Trump wore
on New Year's Eve as only Milania Trump could and
actually did look spectacular.
Speaker 1: And here she is. I mean, we should really do it.
Speaker 8: Who wore a best kind of side by side with
Mulania Trump versus Dylan mulvaney. And what another colossal blunder
for Versace, whose brand is already hemorrhaging.
Speaker 1: I love that so much that she was, like, I
got dressed down last year's dress, but let's put it on.
Speaker 2: Let's show show Millania in it and how womanly and
beautiful she looks as opposed to the dude with bolt
arms You're never going to be a woman, Dylan, You're
never going to be a woman.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I love that. I love that so much.
She can snark it up like nobody's business man. I
love that. Speaking of boobs, you also sent me this
clip of a woman right. This was making the rounds
on socials yesterday. It is from Mother's Day and it
is ostensibly of a woman who is celebrating Mother's Day
at a restaurant of some sort. I don't know who
is capturing this video, but the mother is breastfeeding, which,
God bless you if you breastfeed. I have no there's
no shame in breastfeeding at all, except when.
Speaker 2: They can start I have no problem with breastfeeding either, Okay,
but when they can start asking for it with words, Yeah,
when they are asking for.
Speaker 1: The boobies, I feel like you're at the age where you.
Speaker 2: May want to start weaning them off, you know what
I mean.
Speaker 1: Like when they're running up to you right asking can I.
Speaker 2: When they're driving their car to come get it, I
feel like maybe it's time to cut them off the room.
Speaker 13: You know.
Speaker 1: Also, I have always been the kind of person who
leaves that. Of course you should breastfeed wherever you need
to breastfeed it. If you're in public, then do it,
but maybe just be a little discreet, right, I'm just discretion.
Speaker 2: They make things that go like you can cover yourself
and do it discreetly. We all did that, right, you
can do it discreetly in public. Yeah, but this is
not that.
Speaker 1: I mean, the little girl has noble issue. She's obviously
used to this. You're telling you to do it. Everybody
at the tables us to do it.
Speaker 2: It's listen, it's a beautiful natural thing. It's beautiful and
natural it is.
Speaker 1: But does it just need to be right out there
in your face like that? Naturally? Just but there are
ways to be a little more discreet, right, I mean,
I guess. But you know people feel like when you're
doing that, you're doing it because you want people to
say something, like you're inviting people to say something.
Speaker 2: We're going to get so many emails. So yeah, we're
gonna this is it. This is the this is the
thing we're going to this week's everybody's gonna be outraged.
Speaker 1: I'm totally unfollowing you, right, It's always something, man, I
always one week.
Speaker 2: This is the one thing we're gonna get crap for
this week. You know, it's like, but it's listen, it's
a beautiful thing.
Speaker 1: It's a beautiful thing. It's a beautiful natural thing.
Speaker 2: But yeah, all right, there we go.
Speaker 1: I saw something that I saw yesterday that because I
saw you all will have to see it as well.
Actually a couple of things. And I don't know if
this is meant to be funny or if these people
are genuinely serious. But there's a couple of gentlemen who
decided to video themselves singing a cover of Eric Clapton's
Tears in Heaven. You all know that song, right, I
love that song. You're not going to love it anymore?
Oh your days of loving that song and a day
because here is what this couple of fellows has done
to this song. You know my name, my name, I
saw you.
Speaker 10: Heaven it be the same, the same.
Speaker 2: Eric Clapton is so pissed off.
Speaker 10: I saw you.
Speaker 1: What is happening? I don't know what a you knowing?
Oh my gosh, serious about it though, that's the thing. Like,
if it was meant to be funny, then great, But
like I don't think it was.
Speaker 2: I feel like Eric Clapton should lawyer up on that one.
I normally wouldn't say that, but I'm feeling ligigious on
that one.
Speaker 1: And then to make matters worse. I guess the good
thing about this next duo, this next singing duo, is
that they are very patriotic. They clearly love America, and
that is a good thing. However, love America.
Speaker 21: The Red, white and Blue America is everyone's home, even
missus Tina's home.
Speaker 1: Break it down, Hannah, break it down? Is that a
What is that?
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: What are we looking at here? What are we doing?
Speaker 1: I'm not sure? Yes, hell is even more than that.
Everyone is being a bone in the red, white, blue country, America. America,
America is home.
Speaker 14: Break it down, beca.
Speaker 1: Break it down with your algorithm is so messed up,
and it is your fault.
Speaker 2: It is my fault, you guys, is my fault. Blame
myself for her algorithm being like that. Oh my god, Okay,
I don't know. I don't know what we all just saw,
and I apologize.
Speaker 1: We like to have a variety show. We like to
provide variety. But some people should just not have phones,
you know. And those are two people that shouldn't have phones.
We do have some thank yous here over on locals
from roth Lady Wright, who said, if only this world
had a million Tim Tebow's I pray daily that my
daughter is blessed with a man like him. Now I'm
married and I'm still looking for a man like that. Lol.
JK kind of Really he's amazing, he is amazing.
Speaker 2: He is an amazing man.
Speaker 1: Kimmy Joy said, at least they love America about the duo, that.
Speaker 2: Whatever that was, right, we don't know what that was.
Speaker 1: And Kimmy Jay also said, I just learned how to tip.
I love this. Roth Lady Wright said everyone is not beautiful.
I'm so sorry they just aren't. Some people should not
ever break anything down ever ever. Totally agree, Yes, now.
Speaker 2: You okay Moose four nineteen, Love you Erica, ladies. And
I took Trulicity and it killed my stomach to the
point I was having issues with my lower gastro intestinal issues.
Speaker 1: I believe it that.
Speaker 2: It's the same, it's another GLP drug, it's kind of
it's kind of in the same family, and yeah, I
kind of I just I wonder what the ramifications are
going to be of all those drugs. I think we're
going to find out in the next five to ten years,
and it's not going to be pretty.
Speaker 1: I don't know who Erica is. I don't know. Maybe
he's the most.
Speaker 2: Eric loves you Erica.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: BTK Cutter gives billions of dollars to the to the
United United States universities.
Speaker 1: Yes, yeah, yeah, it's a problem. It's a huge, huge problem, Leah.
Speaker 2: This is really isn't worried about the plane. Let Cutter
spend the money, Let them feel important. It will it
will be all that much easier to bend them into
a deal. Eastern cultures like to have their ego stroke stroked.
Trump's Trump knows that interesting, interesting perspective. Thank you, Leah.
Speaker 1: It's great, it is. And yeah, it is great because
people have been asking about you or about you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's good to see you. Shelley Atthington. My father
taught me that avoiding even the appearance of evil is
the best choice. Trolling or not. It is just a
bad optic all the way around. It will make any
interaction with them suspect. I think that's actually really great advice.
Your father is a wise man, Shelley.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I mean that's the thing that like optically it
is pretty bad.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Ken Burke, thank you for that supersticker. Leah again,
to be fair, the South Africans are farmers. They're coming
with expertise in a much needed trade industry. But we
have farmers here, and a lot of farmers here are hurting.
I live amongst farmers and ranchers and they are hurting.
Speaker 1: Telling you and how is that different than saying, well,
I mean we need people to come and you know,
pick the crops, Like why are we We should be
consistent all the way across the board. That's the thing. M.
Speaker 2: Sperk seventy seven. One of your followers is trying to
get over here from South Africa. They should be able
to come with sponsorship. I'd help sponsor our friend if they,
I mean come legally.
Speaker 1: We can actually, because it's just that some of these
refugee programs for other countries or you know, their pause
except for this one all of a sudden, I don't
understand it.
Speaker 2: Right, Let's see Leah again. If Eden agrees, who's to
criticize Trump wants to shove Ed? It might saying his
name right.
Speaker 1: Edin Adan.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I've heard in a lot of ways Trump wants to
shove you Don in the Katari's faces. Let them hear
firsthand testimony, see the results of their handiwork. Trump is
going to force you Don. Jose Rodriguez morning from Texas.
I had smoke billowing out of my smoker this past weekend,
which told the neighborhood there was a new brisket.
Speaker 2: Just take my money. I love it, Ose, God bless Texas.
Aaron Krieger mock for the love of God and all
things holy. Just because you saw something awful does not
mean we need.
Speaker 1: To see it too.
Speaker 2: I assure you we did not need to see that.
Thank you for your attention to this matter. Take my money.
Speaker 1: You did, though right to share it with everybody. You
didn't know it alone.
Speaker 2: And then she purged it from her brain when she
shares it with everybody.
Speaker 1: This is what she does. You guys all. Sorry, You
guys have a fantastic Tuesday.
Speaker 2: We will talk to everybody tomorrow.