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Speaker 2: First of all, I wanted to thank everybody for the
prayers for Astrod. It was very sweet what you said
when I was gone mock. I actually that's like the one.
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I listened to that. It was very sweet what she said.
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about that. I don't want to get emotional, but I'm going.
Speaker 1: To miss her.
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My daughter and I had a good time this past week,
the greatest time, so much fun. The only thing that
I will tell you and then we can. I swear
we're going to get off the show that I have
a bone to pick with Florida about because I drove
like one thousand miles last week. And when I say
I drove a thousand miles, I'm not exaggerating. I did
a thousand miles of driving a little bit over in
Florida last week.
Speaker 1: You guys.
Speaker 2: The speed limit in Florida is stupid. What are y'all
doing in Florida?
Speaker 1: It's I mean.
Speaker 2: I'm a Texan, so I'm used to like eighty miles
an hour as a speed limit, you Floridians, and you're
like fifty five miles an hour. Come on now, somebody
in the legislature's got to change that.
Speaker 1: It's pretty bad.
Speaker 2: It's out of control. That's the only thing I didn't
like about Florida. Everything else it was great. We had
a wonderful time. So thank you to anybody and everybody
in Florida who was just nice and the weather was
great and we had a really great time.
Speaker 1: So yeah, I'm glad to be back. I am super
glad to have you back.
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the same and so very very glad that you are back.
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Speaker 2: They don't know how to be in like the left
hand Like in Texas, if you're driving and like there's
a left lane in a right lane. Even if if
people are in the left hand lane and they see
you come in, they don't just get over to the
right lane. They will move over to the shoulder. It's like,
my gosh, you were with me one time and somebody
did that and I was telling you, like in Texas
they will move to like they're like, oh, you're going fast.
Speaker 1: You did move to the shoulder. Right yeah, I didn't
talk it out of your way. It's not like that
here either.
Speaker 2: They understand that people in Texas want to go fast and.
Speaker 1: They got places to go.
Speaker 8: That's all right.
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Speaker 1: I can't. Oh my gosh, well you missed quite a
bit of news.
Speaker 4: I had expected that maybe shows would be shorter, but
they ended up not being shorter because there was just
so much to get to and a.
Speaker 2: Lot of stuff going on.
Speaker 1: There was just a lot of stuff, and there's been
a lot of stuff this weekend.
Speaker 4: We course closed out the week wondering are we going
to shut this government down or not. I was kind
of all for it by the end of the week.
I was just like, let's shut it down, you know.
But ultimately we did not have a shutdown, And of
course there's a lot of people that are furious at
Chuck Schumer about it, which we will be getting to.
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the stuff and we're going to kick it off by
all this, Uh, talk about the trendy Aragua criminals who
were just deported some most of them to El Salvador,
which was kind of amazing, Caroline Lovett releasing a statement
explaining how this was done, and essentially, Donald Trump signed
proclamation invoking an old Alien Enemies Act in order to
get these terrorists because of course Trende I Ragua is
considered a terrorist organization, and so he used the Alien
Enemies Act in order to get them deported.
Speaker 1: And she went on to say that this is you know,
these are the most violent, the most ruthless, the most
direct threat to the United States's national security.
Speaker 4: And so the Department at DHS successfully arrested almost three
hundred of them two hundred and eighty one I think
was was the count, and ship them off to El Salvador, which,
as you know, the president there made this agreement with
Marco Rubio several weeks ago saying we'll give you a
super low rate if you want to house your criminals,
these these illegal criminals here in our prisons, will happily
take them off your hands.
Speaker 1: And that is a place that you don't want to be.
Speaker 4: It's an El Salvador prison, which is why they left
in their first place.
Speaker 1: Hello, yeah, that was why.
Speaker 2: I mean, God, I swear a lot now a lot
of liberals are like you can't use this Alien Enemies
Act unless you're in wartime. I'm seeing that. I okay,
if that's true. I don't know if that, in fact
is the case. We are in war time. These people
are invading our country.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's because that's the other stipulation, is that you
need to be at war with the country.
Speaker 1: And granted we're not at.
Speaker 4: War with Venezuela as a country, but with this terrorist organization,
we are at war with them, and they are invading us.
Speaker 1: So yeah, seems legitly.
Speaker 2: Yeah. And then it's like and then a lot of
and then other people are like they they're arguing that
these terrorists need due process. You know, it's I just okay,
all right, whatever. I just don't know when we got
to the point where terrorists deserve due process, especially terrorists
who have already broken the law that come across or
you know, just bust on over our border. It's just
amazing the links to which liberals will defend criminals and terrorists.
Speaker 4: This is there the hall, these are the hills they're
dying on, or is defending the indefensible.
Speaker 2: Yep, they sure are. I mean, they just I don't
understand it. I can't write, I don't, and I'm assuming
they're doing it because they just hate Trump so badly. Yeah,
but I guess part of it is because they just
hate this country so much.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I mean, there's no other reason that they want to
be on the twenty percent side of every single eighty
twenty issue.
Speaker 1: But yet this is where they are.
Speaker 4: And now there's this judge, this Obama appointed judge who
decided to try to put a stay on this order
to try to get the planes that were taking these
criminals to El Salvador. He put out this order, this
emergency in junction, saying no, they have to come back.
Speaker 1: And everybody on the right is complaining.
Speaker 4: About the judge rightly so, so this federal judge ordered
the deportation flight carrying these these gang members to come back.
And Pam Bondi was like, tonight, a DC trial judge
supported trend de Aragua terrorists over the safety of Americans,
and she's absolutely right about that. And it got to
the point where Brandon Gill, that Texas representative who's really
becoming quite a star, is saying that he's going to
be filing articles of impeachment against that judge.
Speaker 1: His name is James Boseburg.
Speaker 4: I'm not sure if I'm saying it right, but bo
Asberg or Boseburg, Brandon gill is going to be filing
impeachment articles against him, and I think that that is
absolutely the right move.
Speaker 2: Absolutely yeah. And Brendan gill Man, he's he is becoming
like the crap is right.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I didn't realize that he's Danish's son in law.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, that's right, right, like he's Right's daughter.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I think I read that a couple of weeks ago. Yeah, Okay,
that's awesome.
Speaker 1: I love that.
Speaker 2: We need to get him on our show.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that'd be a good get.
Speaker 2: That would be a good get, It really would.
Speaker 4: And then, of course our friend Mike Davis definitely wanted
to weigh in on this, and he's saying that the
President of the United States correctly designated Trenda Arragua as
a foreign terrorist organization and that he correctly put those
terrorists on planes to get them the hell out of
our country. And yet this DC judge thinks he's got
the power to order the president to turn around the
planes in mid air to bring back the terrorists into
the country. And he went on to say, I do
not say this lightly. The President has a constitutional duty
as a chief executive officer and commander in chief to
ignore that judge's lawless and dangerous order. The Supreme Court
must use the emergency docket to immediately stay the order.
Next week, the House has to impeach the judge and
defund his court.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, like what is going on here? Like
who is this guy? And why? And why would he
want to die on this hill? And like and what
is the what's the the motivation for this? Like there's
got to be more to this than just hatred for
Donald Trump? Is he getting something? Like what's going on?
There's got to be some corruption somewhere, you know. It
just seems like such.
Speaker 4: A power play, like they have to do anything they
can to thwart anything that Trump is trying to do.
Speaker 2: Ever, Yeah, and this guy does not give a crap
about the American people. Impeachment is not good enough for me,
Like I just it's just not good enough, you know.
So he's gone, Okay, So he's impeached, Okay, then what
like get this guy needs to like go to jail
for this stuff. I get so angry about this.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's bad. And again, it just makes it to me.
Speaker 4: This is an issue that makes Democrats look so bad
because it's like, like what Western Lensman said. He said,
Trump flying a planeload of foreign terrorists out of the country,
that's illegal, but Biden flying them in is perfectly fine.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like, what is our website?
Speaker 1: Where are the priorities here?
Speaker 6: Up?
Speaker 2: It really is, yes, And it's when you're on the
right side of it and you're looking at this, you
think this is such common sense stuff, and I just
I cannot rep my brain around the people who are like,
this is the right thing to do, Like these people
are biggest, this is the what is wrong with these people?
Speaker 1: I know, It's just it's so crazy.
Speaker 4: And then, of course, now you know, once the planes
were in the air, then the question became, oh my gosh,
did the White House defy a court order? Because you know,
one of the tweets that came out about this was
from the El Salvadorian president who said, oh, the federal
judge is ordering us to return to the US too late.
He said with a laughing emoji.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I swear, which was everything.
Speaker 4: And then he posted a video of what it looked
like when when El Salvador received all of the criminals.
Speaker 1: Telling you, guys, these guys are not going to be
having a good time. No, here is what it.
Speaker 4: Looks like to get processed into the prison system in
l Salvador.
Speaker 1: It's not fun good. Yeah, does what you get? I mean,
it is a process, man.
Speaker 4: And these guys are there and they have to like
they have to walk like that bent over.
Speaker 2: It's too bad, isn't that?
Speaker 1: It's too bad?
Speaker 4: And then they get their heads shaved and their beards shape.
Speaker 1: Look at how awful these guys are.
Speaker 2: Good, what a piece of crap.
Speaker 1: They are not gonna have a good time in prison.
Speaker 2: It's too good for them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, these are the worst of the worst.
Speaker 4: These are rapist, murdering, right, gang members. Nobody should feel
the least bit sorry for these people.
Speaker 2: The deprived things that these people, that these monsters have done. Honestly,
it's this is too good for them. Yeah, I don't
really sorry for them one bit, not one bit.
Speaker 1: You should not.
Speaker 4: And then in response to uh that video and to
the El Salvadoran's president saying, oh too late, they're already here.
Speaker 1: Whoops, what are you gonna do?
Speaker 11: Uh?
Speaker 4: Trump also reacted and said, these are the monsters sent
into our country by crookt Joe Biden and the radical
left Democrats.
Speaker 1: How dare they?
Speaker 4: Thank you to El Salvador and in particular President Buqueley
for your understanding of this horrible situation which was allowed
to happen to the United States because of incompetent Democrat leadership.
Speaker 2: We will not forget I love that, and he won't.
I love it too, No, he won't forget it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and we're learning about this judge too.
Speaker 4: Maria Bartiromo had this to say about this particular judge,
and it's yeah.
Speaker 1: This resistance.
Speaker 11: This judge who wants these trend Aragua killers to come
back to America is the same judge who gave Kevin
Klinsmith from the FBI the smack on the wrist from
manufacturing fake evidence that, in fact, Carter Page was not
an asset of the CIA during the whole Russia collusion
dust up.
Speaker 2: Crap, What a piece of crap. See, there's some sort
of ulterior motive. There's something going on there. This guy
is shady af mm hmm. There's some shadiness. There's some
shadiness for sure.
Speaker 4: Dave Urban was asked about the Democrat reaction to this,
or just anybody's reaction to this, like, why would you
not be in favor of what you're seeing here?
Speaker 1: He is on CNN.
Speaker 12: Bravo, Right, I mean, who's on the side of keeping
Venezuelan gang members in the United States and giving them
due process? If you are a violent criminal alien and
you are in our country, I want to get you
the hell out of the country as soon as possible.
I'd like the President to use everything at his disposal
to round up violent criminal aliens, put them on a bus,
on a plane, on a boat, whatever, and get them
out of our country. And anybody who doesn't take that stance,
I think needs to have their head examined.
Speaker 2: Actually, anybody who doesn't take that stance needs to take
them into their home.
Speaker 1: Ooh, that's a great idea.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, they're waiting for their due process, right, they
can take it. I'm sure they have a guest room
or a guest house they can take them in, you know,
especially all these bleeding heart liberal women who are like, oh,
I feel so sorry for the gang members. Right, all right, Brenda,
take them into your house with your teenage daughter there.
I'm sure that'll be great.
Speaker 4: Well, And this headline from Axios is a little bit
off because it says the White House says it ignored
a court order. That's not exactly how Caroline Lovett is
positioning it. But regardless, they did not turn the plane
loads with these gang members around because the flights were
already over international waters. And apparently the order from the
judge about turning the planes around was a verbal order.
It wasn't actually included in the written order, and so
there were a couple of different reasons that, you know,
they just kept those flying those planes in the air
and didn't turn them around. So but naturally Democrats see
this as, oh my god, Trump is ignoring court orders,
and so they're already there's already discussion about how this
ignorant ignoring the court order could be a it would
ultimately lead to another impeachment proceeding for Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: And I'm just like, yeah, let's try that. Let's do that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, try to impeach him for trying to get Venezuelan
gang members out of the country. Right, Okay, again, this
is a great hill to die on, you ask. I cannot,
like seriously go ahead.
Speaker 1: And do it.
Speaker 2: Do that.
Speaker 1: I know, so dumb and just ensure.
Speaker 2: That Republicans will keep winning and winning and winning. But please,
by all means do that.
Speaker 1: I'm fine with it. Keep dying this particular hill.
Speaker 2: I cannot with these people.
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Speaker 4: I know we've talked about the fact that border crossing
numbers are down by I think the last count was
ninety four, and nowhere is that number more stark than
at the Darien Gap, which is where a lot of
people tried to cross and got themselves killed in the process.
Speaker 1: But you can see the numbers.
Speaker 4: So back in August of twenty twenty three, migrant traffic
through the Darien Gap was almost eighty two thousand nights.
Speaker 1: In just that month.
Speaker 4: In February of twenty four it was thirty seven thousand,
and in February of this year four hundred and eight.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: But listen to the president. He doesn't have any power
to do anything, no power at all, no power all right,
now they're there, democrat, Ok, oh my gosh.
Speaker 1: These are remarkable numbers. Wow. Is he just needed to
change a president? As he said, stupid?
Speaker 2: Who are the stupid four hundred and eight people that tried?
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know what I just this is a huge,
huge difference, and Trump is not. You know, he means
it when he talks about keeping the country safe, he
really means it. Now he's got a new travel ban
to restrict forty three countries. There's a red list, an
Orange list, and a yellow list, And the red list
means people from there are completely banned. You are not
allowed to come here if you're from North Korea, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, Venezuela,
Yemen and some others. The Orange list is restricted. It
limits visas to just business travelers I'm sure who have
to go through a lot of rigmarole to do it.
But that affects Pakistan, Russia, Mayan, mar and others. And
then the Yellow list is just like a warning list.
It's got twenty two countries on it, and they're allowing
those twenty two countries sixty days to fix what they
believe are security gaps or else they're going to face
stricter bands. But this is to protect us. That is
all this president is all about protecting United States citizens.
And every time he does something like this, I'm like, yay, more.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean he understands the number one job of
the government, which is to keep its citizenry safe. That's
the number one job. So yeah, I mean, good for
him for understanding that. Biden didn't understand that.
Speaker 1: No, not at all, not at all.
Speaker 4: And another thing that we talked about while you were
gone last week is that all of these various conservative influencers,
including our friend Joe PAGs, got swatted last week and
they were it was really bad, Like it was constant.
It was constantly we were hearing reports about various conservative
influencers getting swatted, and a lot of them were making
please online to Pambondi, to Cash Patel saying this has
got to stop, like you guys need to do something
about this, and Cash Ptel did address it on Twitter,
saying I want to address the alarming rise in swatting
incidents targeting media figures.
Speaker 1: The FBI is aware of this trend.
Speaker 4: My team and I are already taking action to investigate
and hold.
Speaker 1: Those responsible accountable. This is not about politics.
Speaker 4: Weaponizing law enforcement against any American is not only reprehensible,
but it also endangers lives, including those of our officers, and.
Speaker 1: It will not be tolerated.
Speaker 4: We are committed to working with local law enforcement to
crack down on these crimes, and there will be more
updates to come.
Speaker 2: So I imagine if that happened, if that happened to us,
can you imagine?
Speaker 1: Oh my god? This And this is why I said
to Chad is like, this is why I'm glad we
just sort of stay at the level we are. Me too,
I don't want to get bigger.
Speaker 2: I know, right, and in my neighborhood I can't even imagine,
Like I live in the middle of Nowhereville. Like, I
can't even imagine the FBI like coming into where I live.
I don't know if that would end well, yeah, that
would be bad.
Speaker 1: Yeah, dangerous.
Speaker 4: I mean it's such a dangerous thing to do. I mean,
this can get people killed, right, it.
Speaker 2: Can, it can it and it is And actually he says,
this isn't about politics, like, of course, because you don't
want liberals or conservatives to be on the receiving end
of any of this, right, it is it is reprehensible,
like it they should be going after criminals. Yeah, I
mean they should. This is it goes back to what
the FBI's job is, and it's not to do this.
It just isn't. What are they doing. And a lot
of the people where I saw that were swatted, they
have young kids. I know, you imagine how that just
scares eighty biddy's I can't imagine. It's just not. This
is just not right.
Speaker 1: It's not American, it's not and you know, obviously this
is this is it's being perpetuated by lefties clearly because
they're the attacks are very targeted against conservatives, right, and
so once again leftists are on the side of just
chaos and mayhem and depravity. And it's just another example,
just like last week.
Speaker 4: You know, the big news was about this Mamod Khalil
guy from Columbia University who's now sitting you know, in
detention in Louisiana, awaiting his due process, even though he
doesn't need it, he doesn't deserve it as a green
card holder, Marco Rubio is perfectly within his right to
just say nope, this guy is aligning with terrorists and
actually speaks for terror organizations. He is no longer welcome here.
He has absolutely every right to do that, and he
explained as much on one of the weekend news shows
perfectly as always, that's why I have the name today
is Michael Reethe.
Speaker 13: Well, not just the student. We're going to do more.
In fact, every day now we're approving visa revocations and
if that visa led to a green card, the green
card process as well. And here's why. It's very simple.
When you apply to enter the United States and you
get a visa, you are a guest and you're coming
as a student, you're coming as a terrorist or what
have you, and in it you have to make certain assertations.
And if you tell us when you apply for a visa.
I'm coming to the US to participate in pro Haamas
events that runs counter to the foreign policy interest to
the United States of America. It's that simple. So you lied,
you came. If you had told us that you were
going to do that, we never would have given you
the visa. Now you're here, Now you do it. You
lied to us, You're out. It's that simple, is there.
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: So this guy, this piece of crap, came here. We
gave him free house, free food, free we gave him
an Ivy League of education. He came over here and
he got that education. He took all of that stuff.
He took advantage of all the wonderful things that America
gave him, and then he shipped all over it. And
he basically said, I hate America. You should hate America too.
And then, you know, when faced with somebody basically calling
him out for that, ilhan Omar's daughter is like, let's
do a gofund me raised like half a million dollars.
You tell me what other country on the planet can
you do that? Can you walk away with like it's
probably more than that. I don't even know. I like
half a million dollars. That guy got for coming over here,
getting all that free crap, getting a nice education, and
then spewing hatred against the gi You tell me what
other country you can do that? And God bless America. Right, Yeah,
it's unreal what a piece of crap this guy is.
Speaker 4: And that Margaret Brennanchik is the one that was asking
Rubio to defend you know, the fact that he's been detained,
and she's like, yeah, but do you have any specific
evidence about him? She's got herself a new haircut, by
the way. I don't know if you'll see it in
this clip or not, but regardless, he told her, what's what.
Speaker 1: The evidence of a link to terrorism? Or is it
just his your point of view?
Speaker 13: Yeah, they take over I mean do you not? I
mean you should watch the news. These guys take over
entire buildings. We can vandalize college, they shut down.
Speaker 2: As this justification for the revocation of his visa.
Speaker 1: Was there any evidential So.
Speaker 13: Was the negotiator negotiating on behalf of people that take
over a campus, that vandalize buildings, negotiating over what that's
a crime in and of itself that they're involved in.
Being the negotiator of the spokesperson, this, that, and the other.
Speaker 2: We don't want it.
Speaker 13: We don't need these people in our country.
Speaker 14: That.
Speaker 13: We never should have allowed him in the first place
if he had told us, I'm going over there, and
I'm going over there to become the spokesperson and one
of the leaders of a movement that's going to turn
one of your allegedly elite colleges upside down. People can't
even go to school, library buildings being vandalized.
Speaker 1: We never would have let him in.
Speaker 2: We never would have let him in.
Speaker 15: To begin with.
Speaker 13: And now that he's doing it and he's here, he's
going to leave and so are others, and we're going
to keep doing it.
Speaker 1: And I don't care.
Speaker 2: I don't really care, mart I don't give a damn.
Speaker 1: Margaret.
Speaker 2: Just watch the news. It's not just not your station apparently,
but watch the news, right And also, I'm gonna can
I be mean for a second, always just between you
and me. You know, nobody's watching. She's forty four years old.
Does she look forty for to you?
Speaker 1: I did think she was a little older than that.
Speaker 2: I thought she was like our age.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Does that mean it's probably mean?
Speaker 1: Because she's mad, she's miserable and mad. Is that's what
it is.
Speaker 2: I was shocked to learn that she was only forty four.
Speaker 16: Shock.
Speaker 1: Wow, did not know that I'm not right.
Speaker 2: That I just had to be mean for a segment.
I'm just saying.
Speaker 4: People are also in addition to terrorizing campuses, they're terrorizing
Tesla dealerships and Tesla car owners, keying their cars just
you know, causing havoc wherever there's a Tesla. And Pam
Bondi has had enough and she wants everybody to know
that there will be consequences for this.
Speaker 1: Here she is.
Speaker 3: Walking up on that. We have someone in jail right
now from one of the dealerships. They threw a Molotov
cocktail through a dealership. They're looking it up to twenty
years in prison.
Speaker 17: Good.
Speaker 3: So, if you're going to touch a Tesla, go to
a dealership, do anything, you better watch out because we're
coming after you.
Speaker 18: Good.
Speaker 2: I want to see it happen.
Speaker 1: Yeah, same.
Speaker 2: You know, I appreciate the talk, but I want to
see it happen.
Speaker 1: I know, and I know.
Speaker 4: We talked last week about the fact that there's been
slow movement on the release of all these files from
Pambondy a lot of people are getting very antsy and
anxious and patient about Pambondy. Trump did speak to that
just the other day, like just this weekend, to kind
of reassure everybody. I promise this is happening. She's doing
a really good job. So here is a little bit
of that.
Speaker 19: Well, pambond has done a phenomenal job in every respect.
Speaker 1: And there could have been some holback. I haven't heard
too much about it, but they could. But the bottom
line is the records you're getting out, So I mean,
we just got to trust it. I guess, right, trust
the process.
Speaker 2: I guess be patient.
Speaker 1: I'm trying.
Speaker 2: I'm trying. Just where's I need the Epstein files?
Speaker 18: You know what?
Speaker 2: I mean, what the hell? How hard is this?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 4: He said in that same interview that people in general
are more anxious for the JFK files than they are
the Epstein files, And I'm not I think that's true.
Speaker 1: I think more people more antsy for Epstein.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, I think we all know that it
was an inside job for JK, Right, I mean we
all know, right, don't we know?
Speaker 17: I don't.
Speaker 4: I would like to see all of the files, all
files on all the things, just bring them all out. Yes,
you probably heard last week we didn't touch on this.
We didn't get time really to talk about this autopen
issue of Joe Biden and the fact that so many
of the executive orders and pardons that he signed were
not actually his signature, but more just a stamp, an
autopen of his signature. In fact, now we there is
some reason to believe that he was not even in
the state, the same state.
Speaker 1: As the executive orders or pardons being signed.
Speaker 4: He was like off on vacation when someone attached the
autopen signature to them. And so Trump now is saying
that those pardons are void, vacant, and of no further
force or effect because of the fact that they were
done by autopen. So he's saying Joe Biden didn't sign them,
and more importantly, he didn't know anything about them. So
he believes Trump and he said this on true social
He said, quote the necessary pardoning documents were not explained
to or approved by Biden. He knew nothing about him,
and the people that did may have committed a crime.
So therefore, any of those on the unselect January sixth
committee who destroyed and deleted evidence, any people that were
pardoned by autopen essentially are still subject to investigation at
the highest level.
Speaker 2: Think of all the things that he I say, he
that Biden probably had done by other people that he
was completely unaware of, because I mean the guy was
the president with full blown dementia. He had no idea.
Think of all the crap that was done via auto
pen m hm on autopilot, he had no idea.
Speaker 1: So I all about this now.
Speaker 4: He did back off a little bit when he was
asked about this on Air Force one because I mean,
clearly this would be something that a court would have
to decide, and he said as much when he was
asked directly about this here he is I'm so hard
to follow up.
Speaker 19: On the line end for autopen.
Speaker 15: Are those executive orders of those partings from the president?
Speaker 20: Now Nolan point, I.
Speaker 19: Think, so it's not my decision. That'll be up to
a court. But I would say that Dan Nolan one,
because I'm sure Biden didn't have any idea that it
was taking place and somebody was using an auto I
had to sign off and thank you cards.
Speaker 21: Yep.
Speaker 2: I agree with him one hundred percent. I mean, think
about it, especially at the end of last year. Year
and a half. He had no freaking clue what was
going on. There were other people in the cabal that
were just like pulling the strings, pushing the buttons, doing
all the things, no clue.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he did actually sign his resignation, you know, the
like the famous letter that he said I'm not going
to run again. He did sign that, but basically almost
nothing else and.
Speaker 2: The like they were probably like, listen, this is a
this is a receipt for grub Hub. Can you sign this?
You were just we're ordering some food, and he's like, okay,
did you.
Speaker 1: Get ice cream?
Speaker 2: Because I wanted ice cream? Did you get extra sprinkles?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 2: And he signed it. You know, he had no idea
what he was signing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's absolutely I cannot wait to see what happens
with this because this seems like it seems like a
big deal that a president should have actually, But I mean, also,
how do you end up proving that because all they'd
have to do is trot him out and get him
to say I signed all of it, I.
Speaker 2: Approved everything, right, you know what I mean? And you
know Jill could do that. Jill will just tell him
to do that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So I don't know how much luck we're going
to have at nullifying and voiding it. But it's interesting
that Trump brought it up anyway. Also, there's been movement,
of course, it sounds like Trump is going to be
having a conversation with Putin. There's been movement on this
whole ceasefire thing that was a topic of discussion last week.
But leave it to the media. They cannot help themselves.
They want to create drama where there is none. And
this was addressed by Donald Trump also on truth. He said,
the fake news as usual is at it again. Why
can't they be honest just for once? Last night I
read the President Putin of Russia kept my highly respected
ambassador in special on voice, Steve Woitcough, waiting for over
nine hours, when in fact there was no weight whatsoever.
And this, I mean, what a dumb ass thing to
lie about, You know what I mean? It is, why, like,
what is their problem?
Speaker 2: I know I did well. They just cannot be honest.
You cannot trust them, You can't with anything.
Speaker 22: So stupid it is, it's so stupid, And it's like
you want them to choose their battles, but they at
this point, every single thing that is happening is a
battle with them.
Speaker 1: Or they want to create a battle for no good reason.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: And even Scott Bessett, who is the Treasury Secretary now,
who seems so mild mannered and kind and just not
interested in these kinds of battles, he even had to
admit that now that he's on the inside, it's really
really much worse than he ever ever thought.
Speaker 21: Here he is.
Speaker 10: When I was on the other side of the wall,
I never really liked the term fake news. Now that
I am on the inside and I can see what
they're reporting, I think the term fake news probably isn't
wrong enough. It's really not that they start with an
a priori. They've written the story and then they just
kind of shape shift facts to back into it. Because
many of the stories that I've been involved with are
just so far, all, so far all. There's a story
in the New York Times the other day that talked
about fifty percent head count decreases at the IRS. Nobody's
talking about that. These were on background, these were not
named sources, and they're just trying to start tumult during
taxpayer filing season. I mean, it's crazy.
Speaker 2: Somebody asked that this is Scott percent. She said, his
name is Scott Piscent. He's the Treasury guy, and I
believe him. I totally believe him. You cannot trust our
media at all. I mean, anybody who still does, I
question your sanity?
Speaker 1: I know, yeah, if you have faith in them to
report correctly.
Speaker 2: Just after everything we've been through, what was it like?
Last week was the five year anniversary of basically you know,
of COVID. When COVID started happening, Remember, like our last
normal weekend, I say normal weekend. I think that the
the the news sucking happened way before then. We just
were unaware of it. You know, a lot of us
were not awake to what they were doing. And then
it was five years ago. That's when everybody started going,
wait a second, we're on to you.
Speaker 4: Well now, The New York Times, I think it was
even this weekend tried to write some piece where it
said we were misled about COVID, about the most you know,
impactful thing of our lifetime.
Speaker 1: We were misled, and.
Speaker 4: Everybody's like you, you misled everybody part of that.
Speaker 2: It was the most exclude yourself, the most disingenuous piece
of crap article. I think, I've read in forever. I
was like, you got to be kidding me with this,
And then the comments were even worse, because you know
I always read the comments. The comments were like, I mean,
and it's just I'm so heartbroken because I really trusted Faunci.
Speaker 1: You did God, You're part of the problem.
Speaker 2: You schmuck. I mean, I just I couldn't. It was
too much for my blood pressure to read that in
the comments this week, and I couldn't do it.
Speaker 1: Especially after having a nice vacation like that.
Speaker 4: King right, Speaking of the press, there was an incident
on the tarmac where you know, whenever Trump has got
a gaggle of reporters around him, they're all holding up microphones,
are all wanting to get in his face, essentially with
cameras and microphones, and one of the microphones actually.
Speaker 1: Touched his face. And I believe this was an NPR.
Speaker 4: I think that's the last thing I heard is that
it's a woman reporter person from NPR. But you'll see
the microphone hitting him in the face, and you will see, like,
I would not want to be on the receiving end.
Speaker 1: Of the look that he gave her, because damn, mister.
Speaker 15: President, obviously you're concerned about the situation and GODSI what
are the hopes now to get a hot jund?
Speaker 19: She just became a big story that right.
Speaker 2: Gipsey, what are you doing?
Speaker 1: What are you doing? I mean, yick, git it together?
That's a security breach though.
Speaker 2: Also so now you have to you gotta start questioning
again Secret Service, like what where.
Speaker 1: Were you in that moment?
Speaker 4: Because a lot of people were saying, what if she
would have had like a trace of fentanyl or ricin.
What if that was somebody that had just snuck into
the presspool that had really nefarious motives?
Speaker 1: That could have been a complete tragedy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it could have been. You're absolutely right, You're so right,
and so yeah they where You're right?
Speaker 1: Where were they?
Speaker 16: Yes?
Speaker 2: There He's You could tell he was just like it'swhere
if this were not on television, I would handle this
completely different.
Speaker 1: You know, you were just like God because he was
holding the together. But you could tell it was hard.
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, So over the weekend. Also, finally, instead of
just allowing Houthi's to just keep on attacking our warships
and other ships in the Red Sea, finally we have
a president who is not going to tolerate that, and
we fought back and in fact killed I think thirty
one hoothy terrorists in the process, including some leadership. Listen,
none of us want escalation of tensions or war or anything,
but like we cannot be a doormat to the entire
world anymore. And so it's we're sending a message now
that that is not going to be tolerated. And Pete
Hegseth was on UH with Maria Barbiromo to talk about
why we finally pushed.
Speaker 15: Back because an era of peace through strength is back.
Speaker 16: Just like in his first term.
Speaker 15: President Trump had to deal with the weakness of President
Obama and get rid of ISIS, and he did it
more quickly than anybody else. We're sitting on four years
of deferred maintenance from Joe Biden, where in particular, when
you talk about the HOUTHIS, they were allowed for over
one hundred times to shoot at US ships, to shoot
at commercial shipping. Four months ago, when we sent a
ship through, it was shot at seventeen times.
Speaker 23: Ships haven't been able.
Speaker 15: To go through for over a year without being shot at.
Freedom of navigation is basic, it's a core national interest.
Speaker 18: And President Trump.
Speaker 15: Has said, we will restore that and we will be unrelenting.
Speaker 3: I want to be very clear.
Speaker 15: This campaign is about freedom of navigation and restoring deterrence.
Speaker 1: The minute the houthies say we'll.
Speaker 15: Stop shooting at your ships, we'll stop shooting at your drones,
this campaign will end. But until then it will be unrelenting.
Speaker 1: We've got ye. I love that.
Speaker 2: Yes, balls make America have balls again. That's what it is,
big brass balls.
Speaker 1: MABA make American ballsy again. Yes, that's it. That's it everybody.
Marco Rubio also winging on this.
Speaker 4: By the way, there's no one, I think in the
entire cabinet who I'm more impressed by.
Speaker 1: I mean, they're all great, but.
Speaker 4: He has been like stellar, you know, like really really stellar.
Here he is weighing in also on the hoofies.
Speaker 13: The problem here is that this is a very important
shipping lane, and in the last year and a half,
last eighteen months, to whosies have struck or attacked one
hundred and seventy four naval vessels of the United States,
attacking the US Navy directly one hundred and seventy four
times and one hundred and forty five times they've attacked
commercial shipping. So we basically have a band of pirates,
you know, with guided precision anti ship weaponry and atacting
a toll system and one of the most important shipping
lanes in the world. That's just not sustainable. We have
attacked the US Navy one hundred and seventy four times.
They've attacked the United States Navy. We're not going to
have people sitting around with the missiles attacking the US Navy.
It's not going to happen. Not under President Trump.
Speaker 2: He will be a contender for president. I said this
year our group last couple of weeks ago. I was like,
he is positioning, he's like jockeying, and I don't even
think he's doing it purposefully. I think he's just doing
a really great job. I don't think he's thinking about
being president. I think he's just like he was made
for this role.
Speaker 1: He really was.
Speaker 2: I mean we've seen him for years, right ever since
we've been doing this job as chicks for fifteen sixteen years,
we've watched him grow, and my god, he was made
for this job. He's doing such a great job at
doing it. And so now I'm looking at this and
I'm thinking, Yeah, in three years, I can see him
running for president. He's doing a great job. We're going
to have some serious choices, right and they won't and
they won't. Their bench is going to be dude with
the car hearts and I don't know, Bernie will probably
run again and then they'll have AOC and I'm Jasmine, exactly, Jasmine.
It's just going to be it's going to be a
gaggle of weirdos. It's the canteena scene from Star Wars,
and then us you.
Speaker 1: Know, Marco.
Speaker 4: I mean again, like I couldn't stop finding clips of
him that I loved this weekend. I just was like, God,
everything that he has been talking about, whether it's you know,
we've already played two clips from him talking about two
entirely different things, and now here is a third. Because
he was asked in a separate interview whether or not
he trusts Vladimir Putin, and here was his perfect answer
on that, do.
Speaker 20: You trust Putin?
Speaker 13: I think it's any relevant question. I think in foreign policy,
you really it's not about trusting. It's about action. It's
about things that you do. So in the end, on
something like this, you can't just say you want peace,
you have to do peace. And that's true for both
sides in any conflict, so in any war, in any engagement.
So I think ultimately all these things, I would just
encourage you guys, if we're going to be serious about
foreign policy, to sort of navigate away from some of
the This is not a reality show. This is not
about personalities. This is very simple. You either do things
or you don't. You sometimes you will have to figure
out how to work together with nations that are not
aligned with you on most issues, right, And in other
cases you may find yourself unaligned on an issue with
the nation that you work with very closely on a
bunch of other things. So I think it's important. I
get there's this temptation to cover foreign policy the way
we cover domestic policy and the way we cover other
things in our society. But foreign policies about nation states
pursuing what they have interpreted to be in their national
interests and balancing. That is what the art of diplomacy
and the work of foreign policy is all about. And
so we need to sort of be mature and open
eyed and realistic without losing our idealism, without losing you
know what, we hope the world will look like and
want to shape it and be a part of But
by the same token, you know, we have to make
pragmatic decisions every single day. And that's not true today,
That's always been true.
Speaker 1: He's a realist. Go figure.
Speaker 2: You know. It's like because the Democrats are constantly making
decisions based on their feelings. This isn't about feelings. It's
about business. You know, you run the country like a business. God,
it's so refreshing to see somebody.
Speaker 1: Talk about that.
Speaker 2: I'm so sick of people's freaking feelings. That's not how
we do things. That's not how you should do things
if you want to run a successful business and or
a successful country.
Speaker 1: Get over it.
Speaker 2: You know, he's doing so so good, he really is.
Speaker 6: He is.
Speaker 1: And then we have.
Speaker 4: Like massive disappointments like John Bolton who believes that Trump,
who a lot of people agree, is the only person
on the face of the planet that can actually move
forward with any kind of negotiations that are going to
happen between Russia and Ukraine. And John Bolton thinks that
this is all for one reason and one reason only.
Here he is he needs to be punched in the
face not that we candone violence.
Speaker 2: We don't condone violence on the show. We don't ever
never do that.
Speaker 1: But here he is.
Speaker 23: The pressure that Trump is put on for a ceasefire
is motivated by one thing, Trump's.
Speaker 16: Desire for good publicity and the buttress's case to get
a Nobel peace process.
Speaker 1: Shut up, just shut up.
Speaker 4: There's no way that Trump gives a shit about the
Nobel Peace Prize, especially that Obama won it, and say
it's meaningless now it is.
Speaker 2: It comes free with an order of shrimp tacos. You know,
nobody cares this guy. Just quit try to be Colonel Sanders.
Nobody likes you.
Speaker 1: Go away.
Speaker 4: Nobody who even talking to him. I don't know why
he continues to be platformed.
Speaker 1: I really don't.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because he wants attention. Because he wants it, So
quit projecting your need for attention onto the president Bolton.
Speaker 1: I don't like him, No, nobody does. Nobody does.
Speaker 4: But I'll tell you who likes each other, and that
is Zelensky and McCrone, who were snapped in like a
really awkward bro hug that went on too long and then.
Speaker 1: Repeated itself and very awkward. It looked like this, like what.
Speaker 2: Okay, it's like broke back Ukraine. You guys, Yeah, it's
wasn't enough.
Speaker 1: They went in for another one.
Speaker 2: He's like, I can't quit you, That's what he's saying.
Speaker 1: And then the head grab. That was an awkward.
Speaker 17: Wow.
Speaker 1: Why why are you gay?
Speaker 2: I swear those two intrudeaux need to have a threesome.
They may have already. You guys are thinking it, you
were thinking it.
Speaker 4: I mean that was that just made me uncomfortable, made
me super uncomfortable a little bit. Also, I would like
to introduce this next thing as obviously ai, which it is,
but somebody put together all of the world's world leaders
into a we are the World sing along?
Speaker 2: No why, oh my god?
Speaker 24: No?
Speaker 19: Well seven your heart so then, oh my god.
Speaker 2: In the last I can't.
Speaker 25: Strong read free.
Speaker 17: As God, as Shure knows the boy.
Speaker 24: Turning stone to break.
Speaker 18: And so we all must land the hell being pa.
Speaker 17: We are the world, We are the childrens.
Speaker 20: We are the ones to make up, right are they?
Speaker 2: So let's start eating.
Speaker 18: There's a choice.
Speaker 5: We make it.
Speaker 25: We're saving our.
Speaker 18: Se strow.
Speaker 2: We make up a little, and soon we break it down.
Speaker 11: Wams no fault at.
Speaker 2: All if you just hear them, there's no way can fall.
Speaker 6: Well well well, well, well.
Speaker 26: Realize oh that a change can only.
Speaker 1: Call she didn't do it, just this.
Speaker 4: Anyway, it's not okay, it's so unfre I mean like that.
Granted you can tell us say I, but like at
some point you're not going to be able to tell.
Speaker 2: The no, we won't. We won't be able to tell,
which is what people say.
Speaker 1: AI is great.
Speaker 2: It's not. It's not great. Not great, you guys, it's
not at all. I don't like it. We need to
kill kill all the robots with fire, all of them.
Speaker 4: Okay, we need to talk about what happened last week
with the shutdown or the almost shut down, the averted shutdown,
the averted Schumer shutdown, and then what's happening with Democrats
because Democrats are on the struggle bus right now, you guys,
and a lot of people are talking about it. People
were going after Hakeem Jeffries asking him directly, point blank,
do you think Schumer needs to be replaced? And he
would not answer, and then he got all testy when
people were like, why won't you answer this question?
Speaker 1: Here's a little bit of that for.
Speaker 18: New leadership in the Senate.
Speaker 24: Next question, have you.
Speaker 1: Lost confidence in him? The fact that you guys see
this so differently.
Speaker 18: Next question, that's the leader.
Speaker 2: Why were you afraid to say anything about Schumer?
Speaker 13: When you were answered no, no.
Speaker 14: No not.
Speaker 13: My question was why are you amaid to say not
characterized my remarks, I'm not afraid about anything anything you've met?
Speaker 2: Went to another question anything.
Speaker 5: And now there's talk of AOC running a primary challenge
against Schumer.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, It's just there's such a hot mess
and I'm so here for it, right I love it.
I love all of his drama so great, good, a
lot of drama.
Speaker 4: And the polling, you guys, the polling is out of control.
So ten percent in a CNN poll said AOC is.
Speaker 1: The leader of the Democrat arty.
Speaker 4: Got allowed closely by Kamala who already lost Bernie, then Hakim,
then Barack Obama, then Jasmine Gavin, Nancy Pelosi, Elyssa is Lotkin,
Chuck Schumer, and Tim Walls coming in at one percent.
Speaker 2: Jim Walls, the lumberjack is so mad that he is
one percent. Eh god, I mean their approval ratings are
just in the tank right now.
Speaker 4: Yeah, We've got a lot of different polling kind of
numbers to get into. But like the fact that everybody
in the party was so mad at Chuck Schumer. They
even tried to fund raise off of saying f Schumer.
So Sean Spicer, whose show we're going to be on
actually today, so you should definitely check in when his
show is released today because we're going to be on
with him. He posted this text that obviously he saw
from Justice Democrats and Act Blue trying to raise money
attacking leader Schumer by saying f Chuck Schumer. Because now
it's really cool for Democrats to cuss a lot. I
don't know if you guys knew that totally. Yeah, so
this is interesting, right.
Speaker 2: Uh huh. They are just they're eating their own I
just I love it. I love it so much. They
can't they can't figure out, you know, what's going to
work and what's not. And then so many of them
are still sticking with the old talk well, with with
the talking points and with the policies that destroyed them
in the last election, and they want to.
Speaker 1: Stick with all that.
Speaker 2: So okay, they just they have no they have no
compass right.
Speaker 4: And no leader which they have no one to look
to for guidance. They're all just flailing, you know what
I mean.
Speaker 2: And I think part of it is because they were
run by like the Obamas and the Valerie Jarretts behind
the scenes. That's who was running the ship. Let's face it,
because it wasn't Biden, you guys, it wasn't. So it
was some weekend at Bernie's figurehead being run by that
cabal behind the scenes. And now that's done, those people
are like, well, we're done. I guess we're not doing
that anymore.
Speaker 1: So what do you do.
Speaker 2: I mean, they've got a bunch of losers over there. Now,
I'm okay with it.
Speaker 1: It's it is getting right.
Speaker 4: And the shutdown, of course, brought up a lot of
discussion about the filibuster, which, of course Democrats, you know,
a few years.
Speaker 1: Ago, we're like, we've got to end the filibuster.
Speaker 4: It's so racist, and so Scott Jennings made total fun
of them in this beautifully snarky appearance with Jake Tapper.
Speaker 1: Here it is well, because first.
Speaker 16: Of all, I just want to say I'm grateful for
Chuck Schumer today he helped defeat a racist Jim Crow
filibuster in the Senate and to stand up against the
racist Jim Crow philibuster.
Speaker 10: Okay, pactics was a.
Speaker 16: Moment of pure courage, and I just think he should
be lauded by anybody in any party for that's number
one numbers.
Speaker 1: It's a deep cut.
Speaker 24: Let me.
Speaker 23: When there was a Democratic push against the filibuster, people
in the Democratic part he were saying it was a
racist era, Jim Crow era and a tactic the bearable buster.
So he's being cheat and not only all right back to.
Speaker 16: Not only that, but he he saved us from the
Democrats in the House.
Speaker 1: It's just so great, so great, but I just can't
get enough of it.
Speaker 4: And it's so bad that Van Jones is saying that
the anger he is seeing towards Schumer now is beyond
anything that he has ever seen before.
Speaker 1: He even calls it volcanic.
Speaker 11: Then how angry are Democrats at Leader Schumer.
Speaker 7: I've never seen this level of volcanic anger at a
Democrat ever. You know, ever, we can be drunky, we
can be frustrated with each other, there's a there is
a volcanic eruption of the outrage at Leader Schumer's an
emotional need to stop Donald Trump and Elon must from
running over this party. And and I think Chuck Schumer
has radically.
Speaker 2: Misriveuned volcanic, you guys vulk and it's like global warming
so volcanic. My god. I just I'm enjoying this so much.
Speaker 1: It is kind of fun, right, you know?
Speaker 2: It really is like I just want to get popcorn
and just sit back and watch it all unfold because
they deserve it.
Speaker 1: M hm, every last kid of it. They deserve it. Yeah.
Speaker 4: And the talk about AOC, you know, putting up a
challenge to Senator Schumer for the for the leadership was
It's being talked about enough that Jasmine Crockett was asked
about it, asked to weigh in would she support AOC,
And of course she had to be all dramatic and
be like, I don't even know if there's going to
be elections in four.
Speaker 2: Years, crying out loud.
Speaker 1: Here's jazzy, Jasmine.
Speaker 23: You're close with Congresswoman Alexandria Cossio Quortez of New York,
some of your fellow House Democrats say, and not just progressives,
by the way, we've heard that moderates have said this too,
that they're ready to support her, to challenge Chuck Schumer
and a Democratic primary. Would you get behind.
Speaker 27: That that's four years from now. If you were asking
me at least in two years, that would have an
absolute answer. But I can tell you that there are
a lot of people that are watching his leadership.
Speaker 2: In this moment. This is the moment.
Speaker 27: We don't even know what elections will look like in
four years, if we will have elections, and so I
definitely think that younger, fresher leadership may be something that
many of us, not just depending on what part of
the spectrum you're on, but many Americans may be looking
for it, especially in the state of New York.
Speaker 2: Sounds good. I I'm sorry, I was so distracted by
her blinking with the spiders on her eyes.
Speaker 1: Is it just me?
Speaker 2: I can't, like there's butterflies. I cannot stop looking at
the blinking, the constant. It's got to be hard to
hold those things up, you know.
Speaker 1: I never thought about like the weight of them.
Speaker 2: They're just it's it's it's got to be crazy they've
got because I mean, if you watch her, you guys,
I can't be the only one that saw the blinking,
Like the constant blinking. It's like it's probably so exhausting
she's got to take a break. She's got to close
her eyes for a while and then open the back
up because it's all the spiders that board. It's heavy,
it's really really heavy.
Speaker 1: I hope it's AOC.
Speaker 2: I hope AOC becomes the emerging leader, the little COMMI leader,
the bartending commy that that would make sense.
Speaker 1: I think it'd be great.
Speaker 2: What a perfect representation of what the Democrat Party has become. AOC.
It'd be great.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, that is a nightmare to think about.
But as I said earlier, we've got polls to get to.
Speaker 4: And Manu ragu Raju whatever his name is, on CNN
talked about the latest CNN polling on Democrats and it ain't.
Speaker 5: Good this morning, a brand new exclusive CNN poll that
paints a brutal reality for Democrats as they struggle to
mount unified opposition to President Trump. American's favorable views of
the Democratic Party brand are at a record low, just
twenty nine percent. That's compared to thirty six percent for Republicans.
It is the lowest ever recorded for Democrats in CNN
polling going back more than thirty years. As you can
see the party's numbers dropping a staggering twenty points in
just four years. The CNNSRSRS poll also found fifty seven
percent of Democrats and Democratic leaning voters are more interested
in seeing their party leaders stop the GOP agenda, compared
to forty two percent who are more interested in cutting
bipartisan deals.
Speaker 2: You know, our numbers interesting, It is interesting. Our numbers
are not much better though. If you look at the numbers,
I think people just hate politicians in general.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we just hate everybody.
Speaker 4: The most interesting part was that it wasn't that big
of a spread between the people who want Democrats to fight, fight,
fight everything that Trump and Elann are doing, versus the
people that are like, I want un I want everybody
to work together in order to move the country in
the right direction. And that is going to be a
huge problem for them because if they're that far, if
they are half and half in their own party, they're
going to be directionless. They're not going to know how
to navigate that and agreed, thanks.
Speaker 11: You know.
Speaker 4: NBC also had its own polling that showed some serious
trouble for Democrat country.
Speaker 1: This really jumped out.
Speaker 21: We asked, folks, is it on the right direction or
the wrong direction? That forty four percent. You say, right direction,
that's up since November. And if that doesn't seem like
a lot, the last time it cracked forty percent, you
got to go back to twenty twelve. The last time
it actually hit forty four or higher January of two
thousand and four. So a lot of this is Republicans,
but independence that number is also up since the election.
Speaker 1: On the direction of the country.
Speaker 2: Okay, so the direction of the country. People think that
we're kind of on the right track right now. Yeah,
that's a good thing. And this is the thing. Democrats
don't understand that, and they keep fighting the fact that
the majority of Americans think that we're on the right track.
Stop fighting that. Stop it because you're dying.
Speaker 6: Help.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're dying on the hill of all the wrong things.
You're dying on the hill of cutting off the genitals
of little kids, like you're on the wrong side of history.
Stop it, move over and let the adults just handle
all this.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 4: Well, Chris Murphy, who wants very clearly to be a
leader in the Democrat Party, he's one of the people
that would lean on fighting against the Trump agenda, and
he said as much to Kristen Welker here.
Speaker 9: Is Paul as you just saw shows the Democratic Party
at an all time low approval rating. Why do you
think Democrats are failing to connect with Americans at this
critical moment of urgency which you.
Speaker 1: Describe, Well, it's what I just talked about.
Speaker 28: I mean, I think Americans want the Democratic Party to
stand up and fight and to take risks. But I
think the broad middle of the public as well want
to see our party fighting in exceptional ways. That is
the conversation that has to happen inside of the Democratic Party,
inside our caucus. And if we don't get that right,
if we continue to work with Republicans, if we continue
to hand Donald Trump more power, we are going to
lose our democracy.
Speaker 2: This whole losing democracy thing is played right, It's tough.
It just played as racism and sexism and you know,
and being a transphobe and all that a crap. I mean,
we're just we're done, We're over it.
Speaker 1: Stop it. Yeah, it is just tired.
Speaker 4: I mean, that's just it lost all of its meaning,
just like all the other words that they've completely bastardized
into meaninglesss.
Speaker 2: Come up, come up with the new stick, dude, because
someone's been played into the ground and we're not paying
attention to you.
Speaker 1: They're there.
Speaker 4: David Sachs was interviewed about the State of the Union,
just all the crazy signs that the Democrats were holding,
and he wanted to point out one thing in particular,
which I thought was such an interesting point, about the
little signs that said musk steals.
Speaker 1: And here's what he said about that.
Speaker 29: Lord, you know, I was at the State of the
Union and I was up in the balcony. I was
looking down at the Democrats holding up these silly little signs,
and the sign that I saw the most was one
that said musk steals. And I really thought about that,
which is, you know, how is Elon stealing? He's returning
money to the treasury. And then it hit me. They
actually have come to believe that this taxpayer money is theirs,
and by returning it to the Treasury, Elon is stealing
from them. That's my best explanation of why they're in
such a hysterical state about this. But of course Elon
isn't stealing anything. He is making sure that the federal
government is taking good care of our money and that
we're not wasting it. It's not going to corruption or fraud.
And I think that just has the swamp in an
absoluteizzy because he, along with the President and at the
President's direction, they are draining the swamp.
Speaker 2: They do think it's theirs. They think they're entitled to it.
And you know what, and nothing against a lot of
federal employees who are really nice people, but there are
some federal employees who also feel entitled to their jobs, right,
You're not. You know, private sector employees are not entitled
to their jobs. They can get fired any day and
they don't get nine months severance, you know. And so
this is this is American man, like, you're not entitled
to anything. You got to work for it. And you're
definitely not entitled to my money that I work for.
You're not entitled to anything that I have. I'm not
entitled to anything.
Speaker 1: That you have.
Speaker 2: That's the way the world works here in America, and
a lot of people have lost sight of that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's true.
Speaker 4: One of the people that in the Democrat Party who
is more right than a lot of other Democrats, of course,
is John Fetterman. Even though he's wrong on a whole lot,
he does have more common sense.
Speaker 1: It seems like than a lot of his other colleagues.
Speaker 4: And he actually criticized that ridiculous choose a Fighter video
that the Democrats put out, And so Jake Tapper was
asking Jasmine Crockett to respond to his criticism because he
was like, that was super lame, and I mean, he
made fun of it essentially, and.
Speaker 1: She did not like that.
Speaker 4: And so now there's infighting again within the Democrat party.
Speaker 1: Here is that little conversation.
Speaker 23: Among Democrats last week. You were one of those who
participated in a Choose your Fighter video. It got some
criticism online, including Democratic Senator John Fetterman called it bizarre
and reportedly mocked it in the Senate hallway. I will
say that your punching look better than some of your colleagues.
He's been Fetterman has been criticizing your party for undignified
antics and a sad cavalcade of self owns during the
President's address to Congress. What's your response to Senator Fetterman.
Speaker 27: He's not the ones to talk about anything. I mean,
this is a guy that doesn't seemingly want to own
a suit, own a suit. I'm not really sure, but
I don't show up in hoodies when I'm going on
the floor, and so the idea that you would say
that we could not have a moment in which an
influencer asked us to do this. Now, I'll be perfectly
honest with you and tell you that when she asked
me to jump, I said, did you ask my older
colleagues to do this?
Speaker 1: Because I feel like.
Speaker 27: You're picking on me because you think that my knees
are a little younger, and I did not know who
all was in this particular trend whatsoever.
Speaker 1: And I think that it.
Speaker 27: Is important that people see that we're real people. And
even if that means that there's a moment to laugh,
that's okay, especially since it seems like we're doing more
crying than anything.
Speaker 1: But just know that we were not on.
Speaker 27: The House floor jumping around at all, Whereas Senator Fetterman
is consistently walking around the Senate chamber, and he is
walking around in such a way that they literally had
to change the rules in the Senate so that he
could walk around that way. So I just don't think
that he's necessarily the one to actually have an opinion
about it.
Speaker 2: Keep fighting thems, I mean, just a lot of inviting,
I know, right, it's so fun.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, say yeah, it is fun. And then
just because I know you love Harry Sison.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I really I love that little girl.
Speaker 4: People have started to notice and pick up on the
fact that every time he releases a video, it's with
the same breathless oh my god. This is the most
major news ever intro, and so somebody montaged it and
made it into this is we have.
Speaker 24: Some breaking news. We have some major breaking we have
some major news. We have some major news. We have
some major breaking, major breaking news. We have some major news.
We have some major news. We have some major news,
major news right now, major breaking news, right major breaking news. Democrats?
Speaker 2: Yeah, is it?
Speaker 1: Is it major?
Speaker 2: We we have that he's paid by the Democrat Party,
So to do that so paid? Yeah, what a smell out?
His parents failed him?
Speaker 1: Oh, big time, big time.
Speaker 4: Now the news isn't all rosy for the GOP, as
you mentioned also, and that, according to the NBC News polled,
just thirty percent of Independence currently approve of Trump's performance
in office, whereas sixty seven percent disapprove. And of course
this is the group of folks that we need to
hang on to. So it's just something to watch.
Speaker 2: I suppose I'm surprised by that. I'm very surprised by
that number.
Speaker 4: Yeah, maybe they're just squishy, right, Like they're just feeling
squishy about the methods and they're waiting to see independent.
Speaker 2: I think if you're an independent at this point, you are,
by your very nature squishy.
Speaker 1: That's true. That's a great point.
Speaker 2: Who the hell is independent at this point?
Speaker 1: That's true? What's a fall with you?
Speaker 2: I'm independent? Now you're not. You just don't stand for anything.
You're asking for somebody to tell you what to do. Seriously,
you're the person that needs somebody to tell you what
to do. I feel sorry for you. Independent. You're not.
They think it sounds cool to say independent you have
no spine. Honestly, well, there is.
Speaker 4: I don't know who's leading the messaging effort among Democrats,
since they don't have a specific leader, but somebody is
getting into enough of their heads that they all now
think that they need to use profane language. That's obviously
number one. But secondly, they also want to talk about
the moment, so they have gotten to their marching orders
about this moment, the moment. Somebody picked up on this
and put it all together, right, here.
Speaker 1: The strength that we have is in this moment.
Speaker 26: Listen to your constituents, center them in this moment.
Speaker 27: But I can tell you that there are a lot
of people that are watching his leadership in this moment.
Speaker 17: This is the moment.
Speaker 27: No I think about what's happening, you know, in this moment.
Speaker 28: What's important is that we meet this moment.
Speaker 17: So are these current Democrats the ones to meet the moment?
Speaker 25: What do you want to see us doing right now
in this moment?
Speaker 13: And which Democrats are actually going to stand up against
Elon Musk and Donald Trump in this moment.
Speaker 27: Fights that you all are exhibiting is not just what
the base wants, but it's what this moment.
Speaker 2: Requires so many moments, who comes up with this crap?
I want to know who's the person that says, Okay,
this week it's going to be constitutional crisis next week,
it's going to be in this moment, and.
Speaker 1: Go who is it?
Speaker 2: That's the only thing that because I know it's orchestrated,
I know that it's a much a propaganda bull crap,
But who's the person in charge?
Speaker 1: Is it open? I know, I know this is what
everybody's asking. Who is the leader? Who is it.
Speaker 2: I don't know, you know, I'd like to get that
person on our show and ask them why there are
dirty COMMI why.
Speaker 1: Why are you a dirty commie in this moment? We
would like to know. I love it.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: By the way, speaking of things that we love, I
if you don't think it's completely adorable Elon's little boy X.
Whenever he is around the White House, there are the
cutest things going on. Trump walking him to Marine one.
Oh my god, you guys, this was so completely precious.
Speaker 2: And I know, the whole thing was so cute, and
he's just.
Speaker 1: So jumping and happy and like he's so.
Speaker 2: Great with kids, you know, And and think about it,
like that kid is having so many core memories.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 2: Right one day he's going to look back and be
like I got to do that. Granted, his that is
Elon Musk. I mean, it's not like his life would
have been without moments anyway, But but this is amazing.
Could you imagine?
Speaker 1: God, he is so freaking cute.
Speaker 2: He really is the cutest kid.
Speaker 1: I love you, ex.
Speaker 2: I'm not.
Speaker 1: Just jumpy, he is.
Speaker 2: He's like a little bunny rabbit, you know, And you
want your kid to be around Trump, because Trump has
raised i mean, with the help of some awesome women,
he's raised some pretty amazing children. But you can't say
that Trump hasn't had a hand in that. Oh and
he's grandpa. He's a really good grandpa, right, and every
single one of those kids is a good kid. So
I mean, i'd be like, Okay, you go on Marine
one with Grandpa Trump.
Speaker 4: It's just the cutest and so Elin was not far behind.
And then a lot of people notice that it's you know,
like father like son, right, we're both so jumpy, happy.
Speaker 2: So sweet, so so sweet.
Speaker 4: And then a lot of people are also this is
this was starting to go really really viral. I mean,
everybody's so mad at doge right now, and how dare
we have a doge? How dare we want to have
government efficiency? But this is not a new concept. In fact,
it was tried by Obama with Joe Biden supposedly leading
the charge. Carries a little bit of the clip that's
been going around like crazy over the weekend, in case
you haven't seen it.
Speaker 20: Everyone knows that getting rid of the deficit will require
some tough decisions, and that includes cutting back on billions
of dollars in programs that a lot of people care about.
But what should be easy is getting rid of the
pointless waste and stupid spending that doesn't benefit anybody, waste
we should be getting rid of even if we didn't
have a deficit. Sure, some of these cuts aren't that big,
but no amount of waste is acceptable, not when it's
your money, Not at the time when so many Americans
are already cutting back. Just as families are living within
their means, government should too. We need to make government
work for you. That's why, starting today, I've asked the
Vice President to lead a renewed effort to hunt down
misspent tax dollars in every agency and department of this government.
We're calling it the Campaign to Cut Waste, and I
know Joe's the right man to lead it because nobody
messes with Joe.
Speaker 1: Nobody messing with Joe. Nobody messes with Joe.
Speaker 2: You guys, So, how did that work? It didn't. It
didn't work at all. He just kept spending and spending
and spending. They love Democrats lie. This is what they
do best. Full of crap is what they are. And
now that we're trying to do it, it's a constitutional crisis.
Speaker 6: You got.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, it's the end of democracy as we know.
Speaker 2: It in this moment. I can't.
Speaker 4: Dan Bongino is starting this week his new role as
Deputy director of the FBI, and so he had his
last podcast episode this past Friday and was highly, highly emotional,
particularly at the end, and so we have a little
bit of that.
Speaker 14: I'm really just a little bit overwhelmed because, you know,
with the show and all the clips and having everybody here,
it's the energy kind of just distracts you from the
reality of you know, what's about, what's about to happen.
And it really hit me this morning. So I still
got a radio show to do, which is crazy. I'm
going to get through that. So I'll end as I began.
I'll see you guys on the other side.
Speaker 1: All the street.
Speaker 2: When I left radio, and then I didn't know what
was going to happen, but I kind of took a
leap and I left radio. That last day of radio,
I felt I panicked, like I had like a it
was panicky, you know what I mean, like because I
went to work in corporate America for like half a second,
and then I convinced you that we had to just
do podcasting. But like that was scary, you know what
I mean, because you because we had done it for
so long. We'd done radio for like almost eight years,
and we had been you know, we still had our
business and everything, and I knew we were going to
still do like podcasting, but I was gonna be working
in corporate America. It was just gonna be different. But
I remember that last day. I was so emotional because
I was like, oh God, I don't know what's going
to happen. Oh my god, because you it's just so
different like doing I could not imagine not doing this
ever again.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I couldn't.
Speaker 2: Like I will never go I will never not do
this ever again. Even if, like I, I just couldn't
imagine it. I can't. So I when I watched that
and I saw him get emotional, I get it because
I get it. I can't write. I just I totally
get it. So when people are like that's icky seeing
him cry, I don't, it's not itchy to me because
I it's not. I mean, I get it. He's like
such a manly man, and so watching a manly man
cry I get But I mean, I just, I mean
I feel for him because.
Speaker 1: I there's just a huge thing to.
Speaker 2: Leave for is no other place I'd rather be than
right here, And like, I just yeah, I just yeah.
I mean, I know he feels like a calling and everything,
but right man, that's a hard thing to leave.
Speaker 4: It is it is, I know you said in your
t's and we definitely need to get to this because
this is an unbelievable clip. This happened in the California
State Legislature. Apparently now they pray using Beyonce lyrics and
it's just it's so just standard Democrat freaking weirdness.
Speaker 1: You guys, look at this.
Speaker 26: I need mister speaker. Members and guests, let us pray,
raise your hands, no, breathe in dep get yourself a
new pair of boots, a shiny buckle, and a wide
brandat happening, and sing praise as we enter the cowboy
Carter Kira, ask yourself as Queen b ask us all
can we stand for something now? It's not the time
to face to win, my friends. Now ain't the time
to pretend?
Speaker 24: What?
Speaker 26: Now is the time to let love in together? Can
we stand members?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 26: It's not the time for alligator tears? You see, just
like Beyonce, My family lived and died in America, good
old USA. A whole lot of red in that white
and blue history can't be erased. You're looking for a
new America? Are you tired? Work at time and a
half for half the pay. I just pray that we
don't crash because I keep my Bible on the dash.
We got to keep the faith. Members, Keep the faith, California,
keep the faith. And the members say, amen, I.
Speaker 2: Think status man, they are so whack status, you know,
let them do it though. I mean, I'll take Jesus,
you take Beyonce. We'll see who wins.
Speaker 1: You know, you do you? That's right.
Speaker 4: Last week when you were gone, Chad and I spent
some time talking about the whole Gavin Newsom podcast because
it's actually.
Speaker 1: It's very clever of him.
Speaker 10: He is.
Speaker 4: He's had on Steve Bannon, Charlie Kirk, Michael Savage, and
he's trying to show his look at me, Look how
I get along with everybody, Look how moderate I've become.
Speaker 1: He's trying to show that side of him.
Speaker 4: And yes, he's so slimy, so slimy, but he is
getting ripped by members of his own party. So sunny
Houston one of many Democrats who's super mad at him
for having for giving a platform to right wing people.
Speaker 2: She doesn't buy it, she doesn't buy what he's selling here.
She is to complain about it.
Speaker 17: Poor strategy for Gavin Newsom. I actually did think that
he was one of the leaders. Knows that, yeah, that
would come out in terms of twenty twenty eight. I
remember watching his annual State of the Union address in
California and size Republicans, and he promoted California as an
anecdote to the poisonous populism of the right.
Speaker 1: Now he has Steve.
Speaker 17: Bannon on the show, who's saying, you know you're going
to get to populism, there's a long road. He gives
zero pushback there. He gives zero pushback, as Sarah points
it out to really what is a slur against a
Senator Warren? A sitting senator. He gives a platform and normalizes,
in my view, an election denier and someone who is
the person who is behind Project twenty twenty five. And
I believe that you know, if you are going to
be a public servant, you better be unapologetically authentic because
voters can sniff out inauthenticity in a second, and I
thought that that was one of the most inauthentic things
I have seen Gavin Newsom doing.
Speaker 1: Terribly.
Speaker 17: No, i'mly disappointed. I think you meet energy with energy,
and what he did was he showed his pretty white
teeth and his cute face and did nothing other than that.
Speaker 1: And I think it's despicable.
Speaker 2: Oh damn, Sonny, Sonny, Sonny, Sonny. I mean all those
women are like but I mean, he told me that
he was injured, and so I got into his car
and I didn't think he was gonna kill me, you know,
Ted Bundy. These are the women who I mean, it's like,
but I trusted Fauci, you know, but I trusted Gavin. Well,
then it's you're the problem.
Speaker 1: It's you.
Speaker 2: You're the problem, Sonny. You should have never like that's
the most like inaccurate thing he's ever done. Like it's
it's like he's like she's just now noticing that he's
a total phony. He's a job He's an absolute con artist.
He has been forever. He's and to prop California up
as some sort of beacon on the hill that we
should all try to be like have you seen it? Like,
good Lord, lady like, this is the thing. He's so
disappointed in him. Now, were you around during the fires,
I don't know, like the rest of us have seen
what a complete snake he is forever forever, So it's
I'm sorry that you have no sense of like being
able to see who people are. But we can see it,
and we've been able to see it for years, So
that sucks for you. The reason that he is doing
what he's doing is because he wants to stay in power,
and so he'll just flip flop and do whatever he
has to do to keep power, because he's a scumbag,
and he'll say.
Speaker 4: All the things no matter depending on who his audience is. Right,
he'll say the things he needs he thinks he needs
to say in order to get to gain their favor.
Speaker 1: That's right. He's a complete snake. He's that guy.
Speaker 2: He's that guy in the bar who will say whatever
he needs to say to get laid right.
Speaker 1: Seriously, he'll say.
Speaker 2: Whatever he has to say to any woman in the
bar to get her to come home with them.
Speaker 1: He's great.
Speaker 4: And it's still just so funny to me that the
Democrats are turning on him like this, including some of
the Hollywood e leads like Jane Fonda.
Speaker 6: We have to ask ourselves, so is our governor newsom?
Is he Chamberlain or.
Speaker 10: Is he Churchill?
Speaker 19: Oh?
Speaker 2: My god, what do you think right now?
Speaker 6: Is Chamberlain? He's been Churchill? This is what's so insane.
He has been a great leader, he has been braver
than most past governors, and then suddenly, what's you know,
what's going on? Cozying up to Steve Bannon is not
a way to what he does. By doing that, is
he forfeits his ability to inspire and protect his The
very people that elected him would.
Speaker 29: Say that sitting down with Bannon and Charlie Kirk and
all the rest of it, we have to talk to
each other as a country, and there's lessons to be
learned from why Democrats lost.
Speaker 6: You don't buy that. No, you're not going to learn
any lessons from Steve Bannon about why Democrats lost or
any of the other Republicans he's had. He wants anybody
wants to find out why Democrats loss, talk to people
in the middle of the country or working people here.
Working class people are the people that can explain to
the Democrats.
Speaker 1: Won't went wrong?
Speaker 6: Not Steve Bannon.
Speaker 2: She doesn't know what a working class person is.
Speaker 1: I don't think she's ever seen one.
Speaker 2: No, she wouldn't know one. If a working class class
person hit her in her face. Well, first of all,
her face is so full of stuff and pulled back
that it probably wouldn't have hurt her. If a working
class person actually hit her in the face, she wouldn't
feel it. But if that person hit her in the face,
she wouldn't know it. She would absolutely not know it.
It's just I love all of the inviting. I cannot
get enough. It's not get enough, you know first. And
I have mixed feelings about this because I think that
we should all be able to talk to one another.
Speaker 1: I do.
Speaker 2: I hate Gavin Newsom, I really do. I don't want
to give him props for having a podcast where he
talks to people from other sides of the aisle or whatever,
because I don't think he should be doing a freaking podcast.
I don't think he should be doing leading a state.
I mean, he's got a job, so she should be
doing his freaking job. I don't think any of those
losers should be doing podcasts because they need to stay
in their lane when it comes to doing their jobs
because he's not doing his job. Well, look at the state.
I have kids who live there. They're suffering there. So
he's sucking at his job, and he's like, let me
do a podcast because I'm totally cool. So he shouldn't
be doing it. But if you were a media person
and he was doing a podcast, I don't think it's
a bad idea for a podcast. I don't think that's
a bad idea to like talk to people from different
sides of the out. We used to be able to
do that in the eighties and nineties, remember, yeah, back
in the day. Yeah, it used to be a lot easier.
Speaker 4: Speaking of podcasts, Megan Markle is not getting enough attention,
so she has decided to start.
Speaker 1: A new one.
Speaker 4: So this is in addition to her Netflix like her
I'm trying to Be Martha Stewart's show Now. She announced
last week that she's excited to share something else. She's
been working on, Confessions of a Female Founder. This is
her new podcast that I guess starts in the next
couple weeks.
Speaker 1: Perhaps it's already started.
Speaker 4: No, it starts April in April, and so she's been
talking to like women CEOs and women you know, business
builders to get their insights and help her with her
aspiring business ventures. And I'm just I can when does
the privacy start?
Speaker 26: Right?
Speaker 1: When are we going to do the privacy?
Speaker 4: Like?
Speaker 2: She just needs to go away? Like if she's going
to talk about her success, is it going to be?
Speaker 18: Like?
Speaker 2: Okay, So in order to start a business and be
really successful, you marry a prince and you get tons
of money people, and then you can start eighteen gajillion
businesses that fail. Right because she got starting them, you
just keep starting them because you have endless supplies of
cash from your prince husband. Shut up, Megan.
Speaker 1: God's worst, most insufferable hag.
Speaker 2: Right, any self respecting businesswoman should not talk to this hag.
If they do, then I have no respect for that
business woman.
Speaker 4: Well, and Michelle Obama is another one that started this
new podcast with a brother that is not going well.
So I hope that Megan Markle has just zero success
with this. Everybody is so sick and tired of her.
Just way, my God, a surprise for you. I held
this over from last week because I know how much
you love Dan Crenshaw.
Speaker 1: I know how much love him.
Speaker 2: Yes, he and I two peas in a pod, and
I thought you might enjoy.
Speaker 4: How much escalation there has been in his fight with
Tucker Carlson. So we talked when you were here, I
guess a few weeks ago, about the fact that he
basically said if he was going to interview Tucker Carlston
he would kill him. Yes, and then he tried to
deny it and denied it when.
Speaker 1: It was on tape.
Speaker 4: They were like, you said it, I mean, here is
the video evidence of it, and then he made excuses.
Speaker 1: Whatever.
Speaker 4: He's awful, absolutely awful, and Pierce Morgan had him on
his show along with Mehdi Hassan to talk about the
escalation of this fight and it getting worse. Now he's
referring to Tucker as a mongrel. Here is a little
bit of that appearance.
Speaker 8: I'm going spat with Tucker Carlson. Now this began when
there was you were called off you thought you're off camera,
still on Mike, saying he was the worst person. We've
talked a lot on Twitter. If I ever meet him,
I'm gonna effing kill him. You then said, I think
anyone seriously watching him being honest with themselves knows that
was hyperbole he said in private, and though Tucker doesn't
to worry about, I have absolutely no desire to harm him.
And then Tucker went on a podcast with commentator Chris
Josephs on his podcast and he said, this about you.
Speaker 1: Tell us about my all time favorite member of Congress,
Dan Crenshaw.
Speaker 18: Yeah, yeah, so he's he's a tough one. He's he's
a horthead on Twitter. Now, yeah, he's. I don't understand
why he's taken this stance a little bit because.
Speaker 1: That used to be personal life is out of control.
Speaker 18: Yeah, because he used to be like a right wind
darling like he was, you know that with the Navy Seals,
I think earlierly on again, I'm with me. I always
thought he was a freak and a warmonger, really weird.
Speaker 1: Ooh yeah, he's a freaking warmonger.
Speaker 2: But he's showing it now done.
Speaker 8: You're supposed to being a freak, a warmonger, and a weird.
Speaker 25: Yeah, well, this is this is typical for Tucker. Tucker
has no actual substance. Right, He's been attacking me since
twenty twenty two when he became obsessed with me. I
live rent free in that little mongrel's head. And uh yeah.
You know, people ask me all the time, why does
he hate you? And I'm like, you know, the fact
that you can't answer that question is indicative of the
fact that he has no actual substance. See, I can
tell you why Mehdi disagrees with me. I can tell
you why Meddi doesn't like me. At least he at
least he has you know, I disagree with them all,
but but at least he has things that he disagrees
with me. On Tucker never actually says anything. It's just
it's just insults. He'll use my war wound to insult me.
He's a he's a weird bad guy. I mean, people
should people people should not be tricked by his his
his supposed stance against the DC insider elites, right, because
he literally is that. You know, he's begged us to
go on his show since that time. We said, look,
why don't you do it? What about a moderated debate?
He said, oh no, I'm not going to do that.
So you know he's not I don't think he's a
very serious person. I think he used to be. Don't
see that anymore. Right, It's like I'm out of control
on Twitter because every once in a while, I respond
partially to lies told about me. Yeah, I just I
just don't take it lying down. Yeah, that's that's me.
Speaker 13: Now.
Speaker 25: I apologize to no one for it.
Speaker 2: Somebody said that, somebody said that we're starting to sound
like mean girls.
Speaker 1: How what did we say that we.
Speaker 2: Need to tone it down? Get back said tone it down?
Lady's starting to sound like mean girls. No, I'm not
going to do that, not with Dan Crenshaw, because he
manipulated a video of ours to make it say what I.
Speaker 1: Mean about Meghan? Is it about Meghan Markle that they
said that?
Speaker 2: Maybe? But I won't tone it down about her either. No, No, because.
Speaker 1: She's the one that does demanded privacy right so long.
Speaker 2: Oh my lad, God, I'm not gonna tone it down
about anything because it's my freaking show.
Speaker 1: Wait get it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so there will be no toning down. Don't tell
us what to do exactly.
Speaker 4: Tucky responded after that and said, I give up. We
have asked this guy many times to have a direct conversation.
Speaker 1: He won't come.
Speaker 4: Without a bodyguard anesthetic. But honestly, I'd still like to
hire him as a financial advisor. He's the man you
need picking your stocks in a bear market.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and he wants a raise too, Remember he wants
a raise. He thinks he's entitled to a raise. Yeah,
piece of crap.
Speaker 1: This guy.
Speaker 2: Also, you should you should google Eddie Gallagher. You want
to learn more about Dan Crenshaw.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, google out of history quite a history. Is
such a jerk.
Speaker 2: He's no business representing Texans, no business.
Speaker 1: Get him out of there. A lot of weirdos in Texas,
we do.
Speaker 2: We got to get him out of there. We got
to get a lot of these people out of there.
Jasmine him. Who's is it Al Green? Yeah, there's a werewolf.
Oh lot, you gotta get the werewolf out of there.
So many.
Speaker 4: We have a thank you on Venmo from Andrea Justice,
who says, thank you jerks for starting my fifty sixth
birthday with smiles, laughter and a boingy headband. You can
speak for this Indiana chick any day. Thank you so
much for that, and now you love it?
Speaker 2: Oh not me, okay, Patrick Connolly, an Irish blessing for
you both. May you be poor and misfortune, but rich
and blessing. Slow to make enemies and quick to make friends,
But rich or poor, quick or slow. May you both
know nothing but happiness from this day. That is so sweet, Rick,
so so sweet. Thank you, Jamie Hill, Daisy. The reason
the speed limit is lower in Florida is because people
all go thirty miles per hour over whatever is posted.
And those lane hoggers, snowbirds or train plans from other states.
Glad you visited and glad you're back. Actually they were
going under in a lot of places, and I was like.
Speaker 1: Old people that are afraid of highways. Yeah, and I
was like, what are you doing?
Speaker 2: And actually in Texas we go about ten miles over
the speed limit here too, so the average speed is
about ninety miles an hour, and I am there for it.
BTK Dems want votes, they don't care about any people.
Trump must legally declare that all illegal aliens will never
become citizens under any circumstances. I can get on board
with that. Jose Rodriguez, morning from Texas, and welcome back, Daisy.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 1: It's good to be here.
Speaker 2: The SMOD needs to pinpoint AI, what's that? I don't
know what's the SMOD? What is SMOD?
Speaker 1: SMOD?
Speaker 2: I know what am I missing?
Speaker 1: I don't know?
Speaker 2: I know I'm not my brain isn't functioning properly, just
saying now take my money. I don't know what SMIs.
That is either Aaron Kreger. Don't tone it down, ladies,
turn it all the way up. Take my money. We're
turning it up to eleven. We are thank you, Stephanie
mom calling on my COTR fam for prayers. We are
experienced and experiencing for the first time ever, the heartbreak
it is to send a dogo to the Rainbow Bridge.
Our belly girl, a yellow lab, twelve years fifteen days old.
We sent her home to heaven on March first. I'm
so sorry. I'm so so sorry. I can absolutely relate
it is. It is so sorry, Stephanie. But we have
the prayer people to definitely pray for you so.
Speaker 1: And it's a dog loving community.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, these are your people, yeah, because they
will lift you up. You guys, Happy Saint Patrick's Day.
Make sure you got your green on or you're going
to get your butt pinched and we will talk to
you tomorrow.
Speaker 1: So glad to be back. Happy Monday. Bye everybody,