Speaker 1: Good morning everybody.
Speaker 2: Hello, it's Wednesday, right, Today's dad joke Wednesday. Okay, yes, okay,
you guys, I'm sorry. In pre show, we prepare really hard.
This morning, we were talking about how when I come
to visit Mock and May, I'm going to see gators,
which I'm not entirely comfortable with. In fact, I'm not
I want to see her. I don't want to see gators.
She's like, Oh, there's lots of gators out there, and
I'm like, are they well fed? Did they come to
your house? She's like, no, I mean they eat the otters.
They eat the otters, They.
Speaker 3: Eat all kinds of things in the pond, and some
of I mean there are otters in there. I'm sure
they be eating.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 2: I have a visual before we start the show of
a gator just chomping on an otter.
Speaker 3: Good morning, everybody.
Speaker 2: Good morning, right, Okay, coming up on the show today,
House the House passes a budget, So nay Byron McAll
muckles Byron Mockls makes it official.
Speaker 3: It's the official guy.
Speaker 5: Huh.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: People are getting people are getting really impatient with Pam
BONDI because and I'm one of those people. I am
the people that's getting impatient.
Speaker 1: Uh huh.
Speaker 2: And then also Caroline Levit announces a new policy.
Speaker 3: And everybody freaking out.
Speaker 4: All that.
Speaker 1: So much more coming up on the show today.
Speaker 3: I am both tired.
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Speaker 3: All of them. Steve says you should get a gator.
Speaker 1: Nsty No, no.
Speaker 3: Anyway, there aren't gators in the pun. I don't know
what to tell you.
Speaker 1: They're there. Can I bring my gun? Can I bring
one of my bad.
Speaker 3: We have guns, but like you're really not supposed to
shoot them unless you're in imminent danger, Like if they're
just sunning themselves. Really just need to let them be.
Speaker 1: Okay there. I don't know how he does that, not
a fan.
Speaker 3: I just wave at them from far away on my deck.
Get close to me.
Speaker 2: They haven't yet gator meat is good, isn't it? Edho,
It is good, Yeah, it is, it is.
Speaker 3: It is pretty yummy. In fact, we could go and
eat that if that would make you feel better. We
would go to a restaurant.
Speaker 1: And have I feel like I had one up on
the gators.
Speaker 2: You can totally do that, absolutely, all right, we can
do that.
Speaker 3: All right, let's get to some things and some stuff,
and of course we'll start with the big news, which
is that the House did pass a budget. Now it
will be reconciled with the Senate, and you know, we're
gonna throw ourselves into more debt and have a bigger deficit.
Speaker 1: Totally. Yeah, this is, of.
Speaker 3: Course assuming even with the best of optimism, we are
looking at deficit increases. Even if even if somehow Elon
and the Dose team managed to find you know, what
was the goal to trillion worth of savings. You know,
we're still in a world of hurt and Democrats are
trying to spin this like, oh my god, Medicaid, Medicare,
snap benefits, everything's awful, and Republicans are stealing from the
mouths of babes. They're going to do that because it's
all they've got. But you know a budget had to
be passed, and so it is. And yesterday afternoon, before
the vote took place, Steve Scalise was on Fox News
talking about what the Democrats would be essentially voting against.
Speaker 8: What the Democrats are going to be voting again against him.
Make no mistake, every Democrat will vote no tonight on
this bill. The Democrats voting no if this bill were
not to pass, would impose a tax increase, Harris on
over one hundred and thirty million Americans who make less
than a million dollars, far less than a million dollars.
It's the middle class and lower middle income people that
would get kicked in the gut if we don't renew
the tax cuts from twenty seventeen. Democrat Party doesn't care
about those people. They want them to get a tax hike.
Speaker 1: So remember remember when he was shot, You guys remember that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it looks good for guys.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, it looks really good.
Speaker 3: We're recovered very nicely.
Speaker 2: I see that you have Jasmine, because Jasmine's like, you
can't get a budget thrill. You're gonna need us. You
have to can't get a pass with that. Hold our beer, jasmen.
Speaker 3: No, that's what I loved so much about this clip
because she seems just so sure of herself totally stand together.
Speaker 9: Is so long as we're here and the Republicans their dysfunction,
they can't get this done by themselves.
Speaker 3: Yeah we can. Yeah, can't do that. We did that. Yeah,
so you can suck it, Jasmine.
Speaker 1: Right, that's right. Yeah, I did love that.
Speaker 3: I loved just the gloating part of that and just
being able to gloat right back at her. Suck it, Jasmine.
Just awful and the worst, right, just the absolute worst.
Quick note, yesterday we showed a clip of a representative
from Maine. What is her name I haven't written down.
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the reason we showed a clip of her yesterday is
because she was talking about how the main governor, that
horrible Janet Mills person, is like doubling down on efforts
to allow men to participate in women's sports. Right, Well,
yesterday Laurel Libby got censured by the legislature and prevented
from being able to vote because she is standing up
for women's rights and women's safety in their own sports.
So it's a pretty big deal. And it goes to
show you that even though Trump has made it clear
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Moving on back to the things and the stuff. Like
we pointed out, and the reason for my name today
is that Byron Donalds has decided to make a run
for governor of Florida. To make is truth. I mean,
you got the supporter of President Trump. Where do you stand?
Speaker 10: Are you?
Speaker 11: Are you ready to make the plunge?
Speaker 4: Well, look, Sean, after a lot of prayer, a lot
of thoughts with my family and my friends, I'm here
to announce my candidacy to be the next governor of
the great state of Florida, and Shaw, we have a
wonderful state. I got to Florida when I was seventeen
years old off of a Greyhound bus with just a
trunk full of clothes, and over the rest of my
time in Florida, I built a family, I built a
career seventeen years in financial services. I joined the Tea
Party movement, was in the Conservative movement. I was able
to serve four years in the state legislature, four years
in Congress, and I think now is the time to
now take the mantle and lead our state into the future.
We have a great governor. DeSantis has done a tremendous
job for our state. But now the job is to
keep the best state in the country as the best
state in the country. And so that's going to be
the mission at hand. And I'm excited to announce my
candidacy with you tonight.
Speaker 2: Okay, there you go. I don't think the Santa is
a choice. DeSantis is probably not too thrilled about that, but.
Speaker 3: He has said explicitly the Byron Donalds has done nothing
to contribute to the success of the state of Florida.
So it's fine that he wants to do that now.
But if Casey decides to run, she has been at
the side of the very best governor in the entire country,
and so I don't know.
Speaker 1: It's going to be interesting to see what happens with this.
Speaker 3: It's going to be very very interesting.
Speaker 12: Yep.
Speaker 1: So we will see yep.
Speaker 3: Exciting news at the White House, and that is that
the tours have begun once again. I don't think they've
had White House tours since before COVID, and now they
have returned. Yeah. So they had their very first group
of visitors yesterday and Trump made a surprise appearance during
the tour. So that was really cool. So here's a
photo of what it looked like from the vantage point
of the president. Is a big group of people, so cool. Yeah.
And then there was of course also behind the scenes
video because the White House likes to be transparent about
these things, and so here is a little bit of
what that looked like.
Speaker 13: Welcome to the White House.
Speaker 2: What an exciting is everybody having any good times?
Speaker 9: Tell them the White House no matter what are.
Speaker 13: You going, Lady worked very hard and making it perfect
and I think you're gonna really love it. And I
heard you were here, and I said, let's stop buy
and say maybe something that you'd.
Speaker 3: Be you'll be here as a president.
Speaker 13: Right, You're gonna give them a special tour. Okay, have fun.
Everybody cool.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's just so cool. I love that.
Speaker 3: Mm hmmm, that's pretty neat. That's pretty neat. Also, Trump
is getting Trump is getting a lot of feed back.
Shall we say about a video that he posted to
his truth social last night. He did not I don't
think he's the creator of this video, but he posted
a video that someone made using AI to show what
Gaza could potentially look like if his plans are implemented.
People do not like this video. I think it's kind
of awesome because again, he is a he's.
Speaker 1: A developer, right, a visionary when it comes.
Speaker 3: To yes, and so he sees the potential in that
piece of land. And if Hamas Terris had not spent
all their time digging up a tunnel system underground, they
too could have They could have had an amazing Yes,
it could have been an amazing prodeity.
Speaker 14: Yep.
Speaker 3: And you know, Trump still thinks that he Trump can
still visualize this and wants everybody else to too. But
the fact that there's like images of him and Bebie
in bathing suits on a beach, like it's just so
over the top.
Speaker 1: He's like a king troller at this point.
Speaker 3: You totally the same. And so here is the video
that's causing all the commotion, bringing the lights.
Speaker 10: Whole to see.
Speaker 11: No more tunnels, no more fear.
Speaker 2: Gold You're right though it could have been like that,
maybe not with the golden statue of Trump, but I
mean like they could have had it as it could
have been a paradise, but they chose to to create
a complete.
Speaker 3: Shithole, right, they chose terror. I mean that was they
chose right.
Speaker 2: And that's what Tara gets you, and it's too bad.
It really is a shame. So he likes he's a visionary.
He's like he sees the potential in things. And that's
that's a wonderful thing, I think, because that just shows
how completely positive he is his outlook on things. If
he thinks that he could have a hand in making
that place a wonderful place, that just shows you like
his psyche and I love that. I love that about him.
Speaker 3: Yeah, for sure. You know that little dude, I don't
know his name. That's probably bad of me that I
don't know his name, but the little dude that is
in that's always with Trump whenever there's a new executive
order to sign, and he's the guy that explains what
the executive order is. And you often hear him more
than you see him. I mean, he's always there, but
you'll hear him say what this executive order does, mister president.
Is it does this and this and this, and then
Trump listens and he's like okay, and then he signs it.
That guy, okay, you'll recognize his voice right away. And
so someone made this video and it is my new
favorite thing. You guys watched.
Speaker 15: This executive order is the fuck Around and find Out Order,
also known as the FAFO. This order is for everyone
who fucked around and will now find out well.
Speaker 9: That this is a good one.
Speaker 13: Is everybody listening?
Speaker 1: Is the greatest. I love that absolutely so much. The
FAFO Executive Order, you guys, I mean, AI.
Speaker 3: Is a scary thing because that was his voice.
Speaker 2: It was his voice, and really I wouldn't put it
past them to do that at this point. You know,
just just see what heads explode out there.
Speaker 1: The FAFO. It's the FAFO executive order.
Speaker 3: You guys, the FAFO executive Order. That's my favorite one
so far. That's a really good question. It is right,
I guess because I know we talked about it last week.
But remember how we were saying with all the news
shows and like shows getting canceled everywhere and all this stuff.
Remember how Laura Trump was starting a new show and
I think it was on Saturday night if I'm not mistaken.
Speaker 1: That was a first show.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and apparently it did really well. This is so
from Eric Trump.
Speaker 16: Eric.
Speaker 3: Now, granted he's a little biased, but Eric Trump posted
from the Daily Mail that Laura's Trump or Laura Trump's
new show shattered records, shattered them. It was in the
nine o'clock Eastern time slot. Almost two and a half
million people tuned in. They were in the right demo.
And apparently this is the highest rated Saturday nine o'clock
hour ratings since the breaking news coverage of the attempted
assassination against her father in law. And so that's amazing something.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it is something. Let's hope she can keep them.
Speaker 3: Yes, I mean first shows are always like people tuning
out of interest, like how was this going to be?
Speaker 17: So?
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is and it's a Saturday news it's a
Saturday night show.
Speaker 1: What time is it again? Does it say?
Speaker 2: I did miss nine ninety eastern eighth Central. Okay, all right,
so we'll see how that does.
Speaker 3: I listen. She is enormously talented in many many ways.
I hope she focuses on the show and less on singing.
Speaker 2: I totally agree she should al should come out with
like a fitness video series.
Speaker 1: Yes, that's where she's so talent.
Speaker 2: I mean, I say talented, but she's such a badass
when it comes to fitness.
Speaker 3: She would make so much.
Speaker 2: Money if she came out, you know, she'd be like
the new Jane Fonda. Yeah, yeah, the twenty twenties.
Speaker 1: She would just yeah, she would do really well. Yeah.
Speaker 3: But like the singing is so bad, and she keeps doing.
Speaker 2: It, yeah because people keep telling her. I think her
husband is one of those people. Oh it's great, honey,
you sound great. You should totally you should totally sing
with a French Montana or whatever his name is?
Speaker 1: Is that his name?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think that's right, And that was anyway, she's
good on a lot of things. She doesn't have to
be good at everything exactly. Focus on a.
Speaker 1: Few things exactly. Quit trying to be j lo.
Speaker 3: You know, right yesterday we mentioned that there was rumors
going around. They continue to go around, They continue to
get louder and stronger. That there are higher ups in
the FBI freaking out about Dan Bongino, freaking out still
about Cash Betel, and they are allegedly shredding lots and
lots of important documents, and one of the Secretary of
Defense advisors, Douglas McGregor, said yesterday rumors are now emerging
that several generals were caught shredding documents and the FBI, yeah,
raided the homes of several CIA officers. I went back
onto Douglas McGregor's twitter this morning and saw that there
were even more tweets confirming this. So this is looking
not so great.
Speaker 2: Every general that does that needs to obviously be fired
immediately and no pension for you none. You know how
those guys get paid and all the perks that they get.
It's obscene. So if they're gonna that's seriously, you're a trader.
You're an absolute trader if you're doing that. If you're
doing it and you're a general, no, no pension for
you bye.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Do you remember the publication the Weekly Standard. I
don't even know if it's still a thing, but it
used to be like Bill Crystal and Stephen Hayes and
all of these people that used to be reputable Republicans
and then who became never Trump lunatics. You know, they
were the ones behind that publication. And now there's a
similar but newer one called The Dispatch, and Jonah Goldberg
and Stephen Hayes are now part of this new publication
called Dispatch, and they have gotten really anti MAGA in
the last several years, and now it's to the point
where I just couldn't even believe this article that I
saw from the Dispatch yesterday. They are now going after
jd Vance for tweeting and so so the way that
they describe the article is that they say, for a young,
ambitious politician seen as a likely successor to Trump, an
inheritor of Make America Great Again movement, the vice President
of the United States seems to spend a large amount
of time hosting Yeah whatever.
Speaker 1: I just don't Oh my god, I just.
Speaker 2: Think people, I don't understand the hatred that they have
for this, like get on board or go away and there,
and they're pable, like presumably they call themselves conservatives, right,
and this is what they do.
Speaker 1: It's I don't see how you would. He's awesome.
Speaker 2: Jd Vance is, I think at this point, I'm looking
at him and I'm like, he's one of the best
vps we've ever had, if not the best.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I mean, if the VP's primary role is to support
the president in their agenda and to be a an
additional what's the word, not supporter, but like a mouthpiece
for Trump right, doing great at it, you know what
I mean?
Speaker 1: Like he is fantastic.
Speaker 2: He was a perkom at it, perfect choice, and so
for them to go after him, I just feel like, listen,
there's other low hanging fruit if you want to go
after it. I don't think that jd Vance is the
guy you want to go after you. And I hope
he responds. I'm sure he will in a pope.
Speaker 3: I'm sure he will. If he hasn't already, I'm sure
he will. Yesterday also, we talked a lot about these
whiners in the federal government who are bitching about Elon's email,
asking them to explain what they did. Last week, we
did play a video yesterday of a woman who loved
the opportunity to be able to highlight her accomplishments. She
had exactly the right attitude. But what everybody in particularly
the Democrats who are bitching about Elon's email, continue to
forget is that they did not care when this was
happening en mass in our military and in the private
sector because of Joe Biden's mandates for vaccines. They didn't
care about all the people's lives being upside down. And
they also never care when this happens in the private sector.
And it's happening right now to a company that I
think probably a lot of people here have supported over
the years, Joanne Fabrics closing every store, nineteen thousand employees
losing their jobs, no severance, no notice, no options. As
Chad Felix Green pointed out, this is just real life,
and it happens to all of us.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, I'm sure there are people here listening
that have been laid off from a job or they
just said regularly, it's not even that you've been fired,
but you don't get nine months severance to figure out
what you're gonna do. So, I mean, crime me a
freaking River. I know people, and I'm so glad that
somebody pointed this out. It is real life. That's real life.
In the real world. In the federal government world, things
are different. And again we're probably going to get emails
you're so mean to government workers.
Speaker 3: Well, that's why we played the video yesterday of the
woman who was a great example of a good federal worker,
like somebody who came from the private sector, who understands
what it means to be accountable in your job. And
so too many people who start their careers in the
public sector do not ever have that sense of accountability.
The does are never required to and so now they
ever worked and it never worked in the real world,
no notice, exactly exactly. So here's a great example of
the exact kind of person that we're talking about. This
is one of the women who were let go from USAID,
and I guess there were a bunch of USAID employees
that like tried to cause a huge commotion and like
block entryways or whatever. They were just doing their protest.
And this woman talks about how normal it is to
cry every day about her job loss. Here it's been
an emotional rollercoaster.
Speaker 18: I came to Usa, intending on staying there for as
long as I could. I really love the work that
we were doing, and now I don't know what to do,
and I have cried every day, I have dozed over it.
Speaker 3: I think that that's normal.
Speaker 18: I have a fifteen month old at home, and I'm
looking at him and thinking, well, what's this country that
we're now living in?
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I can't. It's a country where, you
know what, You're not owed anything. You have personal responsibility
to take care of yourself and your son.
Speaker 1: So go do that.
Speaker 2: And shouldn't she be going and looking for another job
rather than bitching and moaning about this one. You should
be doing that, hustle lady. That's what all the rest
of us do in the private sector. We hustle.
Speaker 3: She doesn't need to do that because she's currently getting severance.
Speaker 2: Probably for nine months. Yeah, presumably you're welcome. You're welcome
for that. You can kind of chill out and bitch
and moan a little bit for the next couple of
months and then, yeah, exactly, then learn to code.
Speaker 3: That's right. I mean, it's just exhausting. These people are exhausting,
and the fact that the media keeps highlighting them is
even more exhausting, Like where were you when everybody was
getting forced to get jabbed or lose their.
Speaker 2: Jobs or just like hairdressers and people like that that
that couldn't keep their that's just one example that couldn't
keep their private sector companies open because the government's like,
you got to shut down.
Speaker 3: All the people on this model.
Speaker 2: Right, You're you're non essential, so you you don't matter.
You're a private sector business. You're an LLC or an
escort out there, We're gonna shut you down. And too bad.
So sad did they get severance? That's hell to the
note they didn't get that's right, peop. When people are
entrepreneurs like that, they have to do what I just
they have to hustle.
Speaker 1: So we're the hustle lady.
Speaker 18: I know.
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Speaker 2: So.
Speaker 3: Richard Blumenthal was asked yesterday about his thoughts on Dan
Bongino getting to be the second in command at the FBI,
and he is none too pleased.
Speaker 6: And center, what do you make of Dan Bogino potentially
to be the deputy of the ad director. It would
have been inconceivable that a personal with his background would
be head of the premier law enforcement investigative agency in
the world. He's a podcast ideologue without any qualification to
head this investigative agency with profound and far reaping power
over people's lives, to enforce the law and also to
potentially misuse the law.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I wonder what he would say about AFC being
a bartender before becoming a congresswoman. I wonder what he
would say about that she was highly qualified, right, highly qualified?
This is the I don't understand how they just keep
saying he's a podcaster. He's way more than a podcaster.
He's done other things in his life. They just want
to focus on that. They did the same thing with
Haig Seth.
Speaker 1: And it's so old, it's played, it's tired. Stop it.
Speaker 3: These people they just want to minimize people. I mean,
they and just that's so condescending.
Speaker 1: Is it really is? And you know what, what's wrong
with the podcaster.
Speaker 3: Not saying that I would want to be able to
be second in command at the FBI. No, I don't
have law enforcement experience. Dan Bongino has a lot right exactly.
The only real reason that I played that clip of
Richard Blumenthal was to have a reason to play an
old clip of him from twenty fourteen that I died
laughing at you guys. So let me just show you
the tweet that kind of preambles this video, and so
May's posted this saying this is twenty fourteen, while at
a press conference about train safety, Richard Blumenthal, ignoring the rules,
stands near the edge of the track and almost get
tit by really does He's like this close to dying
by train. I just don't believe that this was in
the making of a video about trains safety, but it is,
so you guys, I left so hard at this. Please
enjoy safety, as you know is Oh no, that is
what we call a very very close called.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we called a very close call. Hi, I'm from
the government. I'm here to.
Speaker 3: Help paramount you guys.
Speaker 1: It is safety, you guys see.
Speaker 3: Anyway, moving on, we also need to talk about Tony Evers,
governor of Washington State. There is some crazy you know how,
like forever we've been making fun of Democrats attempts to
get rid of women by changing the language. So women
are you know, birthing people or all the different crazy
things that they tried to substitute for the word women.
It's gotten.
Speaker 1: I think I've seen inseminated person.
Speaker 3: Now that's the stories. They have jumped the shark and
now are actually saying that by the state, the state
should begin referring to mothers as inseminated people. And I, you, guys,
I cannot.
Speaker 19: The Democratic governor Tony Evers facing backlash for supporting a
budget proposal that would remove gendered terms in state law now.
If passed, words like mother and father would be replaced
with more gender neutral terms.
Speaker 10: Wisconsin Democratic Governor Tony Evers is changing language in the
state budget. Particularly the word mother is being replaced with
inseminated person, and person who gave birth father gets replaced
by the gender neutral term parent or spouse. The language
about the mothers appears in part of the budget about
subsidizing care after artificial insemination. Evers use words like moms
and dads. When he explained himself to a reporter yesterday,
he said, the language is just about guaranteeing that moms
will have access to the care they need.
Speaker 1: It's so stupid and again my bad.
Speaker 3: It was Wisconsin, not.
Speaker 2: Washconsin not Washington. Yeah, and this is again the hill
they want to die on. Okay, all right, he just
go ahead and do that. Start calling me an inseminated person.
Are they gonna have like greeting cards, like so my
daughter can like write me she get of spy inmated
persons and like that's it just it reduces us to
being a vessel for for sperm.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, f you dude, you create weirdo like I.
Speaker 2: Just these people are so dumb that it's again, it's
all about reduct It's just reductive to women.
Speaker 3: It's reducing us to nothing more than parts.
Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 2: I'm just a vessel and my husband just inseminated me.
Speaker 1: What in the world.
Speaker 3: Yeah, why don't they say in semine tour instead of men?
Speaker 2: Now, well, I mean that'd be mean to men, right
because men have to have of course, I got to
be able to be allowed in our sports, in our
locker rooms, and now we can't be even called moms.
I'm a mom, and that I can suck it. I'm
a mom, you're a mom. I'm not an inseminated person. Yeah,
reject that, rejected at all costs.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yesterday Kat Timpf made an announcement about her brand new
baby boy, and it came with some unexpected news and
so she had like a three part announcement that she made.
I'm going to have you read it if you would,
in its three parts.
Speaker 2: Last week, I welcome my first child into the world.
About fifteen hours before I went into labor, I was
diagnosed with breast cancer. Now, before you worry, my doctor
says it's stage zero and it's confident that it almost
certainly hasn't spread, or, as I've explained to the few
people I've managed to tell about it so far, don't
freak out.
Speaker 1: It's just like a little bit of cancer. It's her,
so her. Still. It was not a chill day, I
mean to say the least.
Speaker 2: I woke up more than a week past do pregnant,
completely consumed by doing everything I could to get the
baby out. By the middle of the afternoon, I was
waddling around from appointment to appointment talking about how to
get my cancer out. I sat and listened as they
told me the best course of action would likely be
a double moseectomy as soon as possible.
Speaker 3: Okay, there's more.
Speaker 1: She handled this beautifully.
Speaker 2: I asked all the questions I could, including if I
could get a copy of my tumor ultrasound to put
on the fridge next to the ultrasound of my baby.
Speaker 1: Finally, by the middle of the night.
Speaker 2: I was crawling around on the floor of my apartment
in spontaneous labor, before heading to the hospital to meet
my baby, whom I'd learned at the time of birth
was a son.
Speaker 3: The good news people who work.
Speaker 2: At hospitals make excellent audiences for dark humor, and as
someone whose first book was about the power of jokes
to get through traumatic situations, there was really no better
place for me to be. Just minutes after my boy
was born, I was talking with the nurses about what
a birth announcement in my situation might look like.
Speaker 3: Should I go with.
Speaker 2: Mom and baby are doing well, except maybe for mom's cancer,
and then maybe the baby after breastfeeding, is stunted by
her double mistectomy, and then shut off my phone.
Speaker 3: For a week.
Speaker 2: Anyway, these next three months of maternity leave are going
to look a lot different than i'd anticipated, and I'm
still getting used to my new reality. Still, as I
navigate new motherhood and new cancer, I'm learning to celebrate
everything I can. I'm lucky that we found the cancer
so early. I'm lucky to be my son's mom. I mean,
I know I'm biased, but the little dude absolutely rules,
and not just because he might have saved my life.
Thank you all for your support, laughter, and love as
I embrace this wildly unexpected chapter. Here's to resilience, to
miracles in the midst of chaos, and to finding humor
and hope even on the toughest days. I love that
so much. And I dare that guy from Wisconsin to
call her an artificially inseminated person, because I'm sorry, and
an incminated person.
Speaker 1: Sorry, but she is. She's a mom. She's a mom, and.
Speaker 2: There's and there's nobody that can take that away from
from women. When you have a kid and you become
a mom, It's like, how dare these people try to
take that away from us?
Speaker 20: Yeah?
Speaker 2: You know, and you can tell she's changed, She's forever changed.
Speaker 1: Can I hear that? The barking? Why is she having
a dream?
Speaker 3: Yes, like she's sound asleep and dreaming so hard.
Speaker 1: She's having a total dream. God bless maze. I wish
I could sleep that hard.
Speaker 3: I mean, she is dreaming, probably about the gators that
you're going to see when you're here in May. Anyway,
God bless Kat Timp and her new boss. And here's
hoping that the cancer just goes right away. And thank
god it was caught so early, so that's great.
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly exactly. That was divine intervention. And y'all, I
would everybody pray for her because you know it's that
I would imagine that's probably overwhelming. She handles everything with
such humor and grace and love her sense of humor.
But I'm sure there was a scary thing, right.
Speaker 3: I remember loving her writing way back when she wrote
for Campus Reform Yes in the day was a big time.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: We used to like post her stuff and put excerpts
of her stuff on our website all the time because
she was so so funny. All right, moving on, we
need to talk about the absolute hulla ballo that Caroline
Lovett caused in the press room yesterday. But before we
get to that, we will play one clip of her
being asked a question about the cabinet meeting, which Trump's
holding his first cabinet meeting today, and he actually is
holding it like a normal president and not like Biden,
where if he went he was given three questions to
ask the cabinet members. They knew in advance what they
were going to be asked. It was so freaking fake. No,
Trump is going to have a real cabinet meeting where
he's going to have real updates from all of his
cabinet leaders. And the question to Caroline Lovett was will
be in attendance?
Speaker 9: Carolin, I was.
Speaker 21: Wondering if is Elon must going to do his candid
the President's first cabinet meeting tomorrow.
Speaker 22: He is as a matter of fact, I spoke to
the President about that before coming down here as well.
And Elon, considering he is working alongside the President and
our cabinet secretaries, this entire administration, will be in attendance
tomorrow just to talk about Doge's efforts and how all
of the cabinet secretaries are identifying waste, fraud and abuse
at their respective agencies. We look forward to the meeting tomorrow,
and I think you'll be hearing from the President in
his cabinet where they're on campus tomorrow.
Speaker 11: I hope you guys are excited.
Speaker 2: Yeah, people are going to be mad because I'll be like,
he's not a candet member.
Speaker 3: Well, right now, all the cabinet members are dealing with Doge,
and so this is a meeting about Doge, and so
it's only fitting that Elon would be there.
Speaker 2: Hella, right, of course, he's going to be there, and
we're going to know all about it. They will be
transparent about everything, which they have been from the very start,
which you could not say about the previous administration or
prior administrations. I mean, it's like this he's just telling
us everything, and a lot of people just can't stand
the fact that these people have been stealing with stealing
from us for years.
Speaker 12: Yep.
Speaker 2: They it's like they can't compute it in their brains.
Well they have been so sorry.
Speaker 3: So there was a moment and this clip runs a
little bit longer than normal, but the whole context is important.
Jackie Heinrich was asking Caroline about Elon's email and the
fact that there's been some confusion or alleged confusion, because
some of the cabinet leaders have told their teams, don't
answer the email. We're gonna have a coordinated response, so
everybody just don't answer the email. Some of the agency
heads have done that. Most of the ones that have,
it's been because there's national security issues to contend with.
They don't want classified information being sent, blah blah blah.
But Jackie Heinrich was pushing her about the communication and
the confusion that there seemed to be, and Caroline was
not having it, and at the very end of this clip,
you're gonna see Caroline kind of smack her down.
Speaker 20: Jackie, thank you want to follow up our question so
about the deadline?
Speaker 11: Aleena Habas said that you have until tonight.
Speaker 20: Elon Musk said a failure to respond a second time
would result in termination.
Speaker 11: So is that a real deadline? Should federal workers.
Speaker 20: Be looking to that guidance or should they be looking
to the agency heads like what is the actual deadline?
Speaker 22: So again, the agency heads will determine the best practices
for their.
Speaker 11: Employees at their specific agencies.
Speaker 22: Again, this was an idea that Elon come up with,
dogs worked with OPM to actually implement the idea. And
the secretaries are responsible for their specific workforce. And this
is true of the hirings and the firings that have
taken place. And we advise federal workers unless your agency
has dictated you not to to respond to this email.
In fact, I can announce that we've had more than
one million workers who have chosen to participate in this
very simple task of again sending five bullet points to
your direct supervisor or manager c seing OPM.
Speaker 11: I actually participated it in myself.
Speaker 22: It took me about a minute and a half to
think of five things I did last week.
Speaker 11: I do five things in about ten minutes.
Speaker 22: And all federal workers should be working at the same
pace that President Trump is working and moving. We have
a country to save, and we want this federal government
to be responsive to the needs of the American people
who reelected this president to have historic, massive reform, and
that's what the intention.
Speaker 11: Of this idea is.
Speaker 20: You care buy one thing, though, because Elon Musk also
said that a reason that they wanted this five things
email was just to see people are actually alive, citing
that there are some federal workers.
Speaker 3: Who might not even be alive.
Speaker 20: So meantime, NBC's reporting that these responses are going to
go into an AI generator to evaluate whether these jobs
are necessary. So is it just to see if people
are actually working or is it an effort to maybe
cut some of those jobs.
Speaker 22: I have not seen that NBC News report, and I
haven't heard that from Doje or from Elon himself. Again,
this is to ensure that federal workers are not ripping
off American taxpayers, that they are showing up to the
office and that they are doing their jobs. That's what
the American people expect, and it's a very simple task
to complete. I did it myself, and I was more
than happy to do it because I'm very grateful that
I am serving the American people on the American Taxpayers.
Speaker 20: Dimet so that Elon Musk hasn't put out tweets.
Speaker 3: That then confuse federal workers are my past briefing.
Speaker 11: Is not good enough for you? Jackie?
Speaker 1: Oh damn yeah, Jackie, what are you doing?
Speaker 3: Jackie? He's mad about a lot right now, and so
he's a little pissy about this, and he's a little pissy.
Speaker 2: Why would you defend people who are like, oh, I
don't want to come back with five things that I
did last week, and they are going to find people
that they can fire. That's the freaking point. That's the
point of this. This exercise is to see are you
alive or you dead? And then also what did you
do last week? And if you don't serve a purpose here,
then we probably don't need to be paying you.
Speaker 1: Why is that?
Speaker 3: It's not mean?
Speaker 2: It's just business. This is business. But the problem is
that the federal government has never run like an actual
business and so they can't deal right.
Speaker 3: I think I think Jackie is jocking to like for this.
I think she wants to be seen as so fair
that she's almost trying to be a little bit combative
with this particular press secretary so that She is thought
of as like completely straight laced, but it's like it's
it's gone overboard.
Speaker 16: Almost.
Speaker 2: You monopolized that conference. She monopolized that there are other
people in the room that probably wanted to ask the question,
and she used to all that hands up and right,
she just get do you why do you get three?
And everybody else gets zero. I'd be a little irritated
if I was in that room.
Speaker 3: Well, she got even more irritated because then one of
the announcements that Caroline made was that the press pool
would be determined henceforth and forth with by the way
White House and not the White House Correspondents Association. And
so people absolutely lost their minds about this, namely Jackie,
who tweeted about this like crazy, and so you'll see
a couple of her tweets right here if you could
read this first one. Oh, I'm sorry, this is the
statement from the WHCA. Read this first.
Speaker 2: Okay, This move tears of the independence of a free
press in the United States to suggests the government will
choose the journalists who cover the president. In a free country,
leaders must not be able to choose their own press corps. Really, okay,
for generations the working journalists elected to lead the White
House Correspondence Association Board have consistently expanded the whca's membership
and its pool rotations to facilitate the inclusion of new
and emerging outlets. Since its founding in nineteen fourteen, the
WHCA has sought to ensure that the reporters, photographers, producers,
and technicians who actually do the work three hundred and
sixty five days of every year decide amongst themselves how
these rotations are operated so as to ensure consistent professional
standards and fairness and access on behalf of all readers, viewers,
and listeners. To be clear, the White House did not
give the WHDA Board a heads up or have any
discussions about today's announcements. But the WAHCA will never stop
advocating for comprehensive access, full transparency, and the right of
the American public to read, listen to, and watch reports
from the White House delivered without fear or favor.
Speaker 1: I feel like, you.
Speaker 2: Know, listen, there are legacy outlets who have been there
forever right. I think that they continue to be right,
and I exactly they continue to be, but they're trying
to give new and different alternative media other media sources,
social media people. They're trying to give them access because
that it's not just legacy media anymore. I think that
they're trying to make it representative of how the world
is working now, how our country actually operates now. And
do you get your news from like CBS, because I don't.
I go to Twitter, I'm sorry, X, go to I
look at I look at people. That's where like breaking
news is. That's where people are reporting on things. It's
like it's it's citizen journalists.
Speaker 1: Basically, I think it's great there.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, but what they are saying, what the WHCA
is saying, is that their whole goal is to expand
press access and not to restrict it. And they are
saying this is bad because essentially now it's the White
House picking and choosing, and that means it's going to
be not fair. And I listen, I hear the argument
because I always try to imagine it, like what would
we be saying if this was Biden, if this was
Karine Jean Pierre saying, we are no longer going to
be using this quote unquote, like you know, non partisan
agency to decide who's going to be here. Now we're
going to decide. We would all have a huge problem
with that, right, Like, I feel like we would. We'd
be like, something is really fishy about this.
Speaker 17: Yeah.
Speaker 3: However, I guess is also the fact that we know,
even with this White House Correspondence Association in place, we
had Joe Biden getting pre like pre questions, getting the
questions in advance.
Speaker 1: So how did that.
Speaker 3: Happen unless there was serious coordination, not good coordination from
the White House presence, you know, the White House correspond there, Right, Well.
Speaker 2: I think the fishy part of it is that the
WHCA is a freaking they're a liberal organization, that they're.
Speaker 3: Elected leaders like the president of that association, who just
now became an MSNBC show host, who is like super surprise,
super weird. It's it's very sketch. But I've been conflicted
on this only because you know, I again imagine what
I would be saying if this were an opposite White
House and here. Yeah, but is what Jackie is saying.
And so she tweeted about this. Read her tweets.
Speaker 2: This move is not oh sorry, sorry sorry. This move
does not give the power back to the people. It
gives power to the White House. The WHCA is democratically
elected by the full time White House Press Corps. Okay,
WHCA is determined pools for decades because only representatives from
our outlets can determine resources. All those outlets have, such
as staffing in order to get the president's message out
to the largest possible audience, no matter the day or
hour went on.
Speaker 1: There's more.
Speaker 2: Moreover, in every administration, WHCA has advocated to expand access
to news events beyond just the pool. Making an event
open press or pool only is up to the White House.
Oftentimes administrations limit access to pool only because of security
or space constraints. Whca's job in that scenarios to ensure
that the pool includes representation from each constituency, radio, TV, wires,
print still's new media to get the news out to
the fullest possible extent.
Speaker 1: Our job is to advocate for the most access possible
and one.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, Wait, if you think MAGA benefits from
this in the long term, you're dead wrong. You would
not have trusted that any democratic admin to pick its
own pool. But now that door is open. WHCA has
never opposed the White House adding to the pool, but
picking it is another story. Just wait till Demadman plays
that same game, you'll hate it. I hear what she's saying.
I hear it, but I do. But I think the
intent here is to make it so it like again,
including more alternative media, asking different kinds of people to
come in there. I think it's it's it's very much
in line with what they've done with everything else, which
is to disrupt the status quo. And we've been living
in a status quo for a long time when it
comes to the press and everything, and I think they're
trying to I think they are trying to expand, just
with different sorts of media, and that probably pass Jackie
off because she's not part of that, you know.
Speaker 3: And if they if you know, if Caroline would have
made this announcement and also said and therefore we're eliminating CNN, MSNBC, ABCCBS,
they're no longer allowed that, that'd be a different story.
But that's absolutely not what they did. And so I think,
and then you know, the whole thing from Jackie being
so upset starts to make more sense when you look
back at an October twenty twenty two tweet of hers
when she was elected to sit on the association's board,
so she obviously has a vested interest in this entire
association totally. She is part of the board, so it
makes a little bit more sense why she's mad. There
was another reporter named Peter Baker, I think, who was
very very upset about this. Instead having served as a
Moscow correspondent in the early days of Putin's reign. This
reminds me of how the Kremlin took over its own
press school and made sure that only compliant journalists were
given access. So read Caroline's response to that.
Speaker 2: She said, give me a break, Peter, Mama's after you
tweeted this, the president invited a journalist into the oval
and took questions for nearly an hour. Exactly your hysterical
reaction to our long we're doing much needed change to
an outdated organization is precisely why we made it gone.
Are the days we're left wing snographers posing as journalists
such as yourself dictate who gets to ask what? I
agree with her? I mean, they're shaking it up. They're
not to your point. They're not like MSNBC, CNN, CBS, ABC,
You guys can't come in here.
Speaker 1: They're just shaking it up.
Speaker 2: And they are expanding, like who actually gets let in there,
Like inviting people like us to get into the press room.
That is something that we've never seen before. So props
to them.
Speaker 1: I think it's a.
Speaker 2: Good thing because I think this whole administration has been
about disruption and this is just one more level of disruption.
These people don't like it because it's like, but we've
done it this way forever. Yeah, I mean people are
freak Yeah, And I think a lot and I and
I still contend that a lot of those legacy journalists
hate people like us. We're not like, we're not journalists.
We never claim to be journalists. I don't want to
be a journalist because that would be I would be insulted,
called a journal dreadful. But I mean, like just the
way that people get their news and the way that people,
you know, communicate with one another. Now it's so different
than it was twenty years ago. Thanks having to change, right.
Speaker 3: And I feel like the people, especially online, I mean
now that everybody now that there are so many citizen journalists,
it would never stand for you know, if Caroline had
announced we're eliminating MSNBC and all these left wing outlets
that would never stand because I know I would be
one of the people going, that's crossing a line that
is not okay. But they're not doing that, so I'm
I'm cautiously optimistic. Again, I do see the side of
people going this feels wrong because if this were happening
with KJP, we'd be losing our shit. I get it.
But I so far, so good. That's kind of how
I feel about it, right right, Okay, So moving on,
we have to also talk about this whole Epstein file thing,
because remember we played a clip of Pam Bondy just
a few days ago saying it's on my desk. I've
got everything on my desk to review. What is the
hold up? Okay, it has been days and so now
we've got Anna Pauline Luna, who of course is in
charge of the task force about releasing all of these files,
the Declassification Task Force. She had asked Pambondi for the
status of the documents on February eleventh and February nineteenth,
She says, the House Oversight sent a letter to the
DOJ asking for the status on releasing the Epstein files,
as well as JFK et cetera. The DOJ has not
responded reaching out on X because we can't seem to
get a response from the AG. Pambondy, what is the
status of the documents? These were ordered to be declassified?
And then Tim Burchett in his Tim Burchett way also
had a similar question here he is.
Speaker 14: I got it in for what I'm mad about today. Well, hey,
Pam Bonby, are that where Pam Bondy, where the heck
are the are the dad gum files?
Speaker 3: Where are the heck are the dad gum files?
Speaker 2: It's a great question. Where the heck are the dad
gum files? I'd like to know too, because we were
promised like within such such time they everybody will able
to see everything. Okay, Well, how it's been like we
been some time. We've been waiting. It's been so hop
to it hop do every because I want to know.
And perhaps the reason that they're sitting on is because
it is so explosive and there are probably people on
our side who, you know, we can point our fingers
out when we seriously think about it. It's not just
liberals who have been bad people. Oh yeah, so everybody.
Speaker 1: There's so many.
Speaker 2: People that are going to be spotlet as being just
complete schemes and.
Speaker 3: Still needs to happen.
Speaker 2: Oh, absolutely, without question, without question. But that's that's the
reason I think that it hasn't come out yet is
because there are people that she may know that it's like,
you know, that are not and she's probably like.
Speaker 3: Maybe uncomfortable for her. But it has to happen in
order for this entire administration to retain its credibility. They
got to do this, and there's no there's just no
not doing it. Doctor Simon Gottock on Twitter said, Hey, Pam,
which names on the Epstein client list are so explosive
that they're causing this delay. If there's nothing to hide,
there is no excuse for dragging this out. The longer
you stall, the more obvious it becomes. Drop the list. Now,
I totally agree. We have a very unusual ally in
this in that il han Omar is also demanding it
to be released, saying that Pambondi's delay raises questions as
to who she might be protecting.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's coming from a person who married her brother.
It's a little weird, but right, okay, all right, And.
Speaker 3: Then it got even weirder, beca because then all of
a sudden. Luna Anna Paulina Luna made this announcement about
the first hearing. So she said, the Task Force's first
hearing will be held on March twenty sixth and will
examine the assassination of JFK. We'll also visit the site
of the assassination in Dallas and speak with firsthand witnesses.
Stay tuned. And now people are like, Okay, why do
we need hearings? Just freaking release the files or let
us read them. Is we don't need to watch you
make a spectacle of it. Release the damn files. And
that's what a lot of people are saying.
Speaker 2: Doesn't need to be another J six thing where they
like orchestrate and produce some mass thing to show us
what they want to show us. Just release all the
damn files.
Speaker 1: Let us read it. We're smart enough, we can handle it.
Speaker 3: Exactly exactly. That's Blue Sky libs, which is libs of
TikTok essentially saying said this is stupid, tired of Congress
wasting money on hearings, Release the files.
Speaker 11: And move on.
Speaker 3: We don't need you investigating and synthesizing information for us.
Speaker 2: It's so condescending, right, so incredibly condescending, but this is
what they do.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 1: The American people are so dumb they can't handle all this.
We can handle it. Release the hounds.
Speaker 2: Yes, we want to see it. Yeah, god, we already
know that. Like half of you guys are scheves, Like
we get it. Just tell us who it is. I
just want to have names, aren't you seriously?
Speaker 3: Exactly? Yeah, And then you had found this old clip
and this is a great reminder back when Amy roback
is that how you say robot?
Speaker 1: Amy robock?
Speaker 2: Yeah, she's the one that was married to the uh
he was like the your shoe and then she cheated
on him with her like coworker.
Speaker 1: And now they're married.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah they're Mary.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think they're I think there are they married?
Now maybe I'm wrong about that. You guys would know.
I don't, but now yeah I don't either. She's really
cute though she had cancer. Do you know she got ever?
I think it was a breast cancer and she is
a breast cancer survivor. Yeah, she's anyway, But this this
was just unreal.
Speaker 3: And I saw this yeah, I mean, and it's old.
I mean you've likely seen it, but just hearing it
again now in this context is very very interesting because
of course I think it was ABC that she was on.
They had all the Epstein file information well ahead of
when it exploded, and she was the one that had
the story. So she's got extra anger about it, bitterness
about it because she wanted to tell the story.
Speaker 1: She was the scoop. She had the scoop.
Speaker 9: I've had the story for three years. I've had this
interview with Virginia Roberts. We would not put it on
the air. First of all, I was told who' Jeffrey Epstein?
Speaker 11: No one knows who that is. This is a stupid story.
Speaker 9: Then the Palace found out that we had her whole
allegations about Prince Andrew and threatened us.
Speaker 11: A million different ways.
Speaker 9: We were so afraid we wouldn't be able to interview
Kate as will that That also quashed the story. And
then and then Alan Dershowitz was also implicated it because
of the planes. She told me everything, she had paid sures,
she had everything. She was in hiding for twelve years.
We convinced her to come out. We convinced her to
talk to us. It was unbelievable what we had Clinton,
We had everything. I tried for three years to get
it on to no avail, and now it's all coming
out and it's like these new reil of revelations and
I freaking had all of it. I was so pissed
right now, Like every day I get more and more
pissed because I'm just like, oh my god, we it
was what we had was unreal. Other women backing it up.
Speaker 20: Hey yep.
Speaker 9: Brad Edwards, the attorney three years ago saying like, like
we there will come a day when we will realize
Jeffrey Epstein was the most prolific pedophile this country has
ever known. I had it all three years ago.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and they wouldn't let her report it. She had
it all.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: The Clinton drop was pretty interesting, right, Like we all
didn't see that coming. But I mean there's there's a
lot of people who are going to be implicated and
they're all.
Speaker 1: Like working it. They all protect each other, so gross.
Just give us the files, bond.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean enough, and it isn't that this is
one of the reasons he was elected. We want to
see all the stuff we want the and you've been transparent,
like just release them.
Speaker 1: Mm hmmm.
Speaker 3: All right. We have to talk about how ridiculous Democrats
are continuing to be about Elon about They're making ridiculous
accusations about how Elon wants to steal all of our money.
I mean, they're just so over the top. And so
they were holding another one of their outdoor protests yesterday.
A few of them spoke out. One of them was
Chris Murphy. He wants you to know how much they're
stealing from all of us.
Speaker 4: The Trump administration has been about one thing, and one
thing only, stealing.
Speaker 3: From all of them, going from regular people, stealing from
poor people, stealing from the middle class in order to
enrich their billionaire mar A Lago Cobama.
Speaker 1: We're not going to let him do it.
Speaker 3: We're do it.
Speaker 2: Oh my people actually believe this garbage. They believe like
they want so bad. They have such Stockholm syndrome. They
went so badly to think that the people who have
actually been stealing from them are not doing that. Oh
they love me, but they love me and Trump is
the bad guy. You're out of your freaking mind.
Speaker 3: It's just such gaslighting. It is the only reason that
the only reason I included the screenshot is just so
I would remember this dude's name. Because I'd never seen
him before. But Craig Kasar, he also just the fear
mongering is so over the top. Here is what he said.
Speaker 7: They want to end Medicaid as we know it, just
to pay for tax breaks for guys like Elon Musky.
The bottom line is their plan is billionaires get richer
everybody else.
Speaker 5: Oh my good.
Speaker 2: I just the people standing behind him are the biggest
bunch of morons with the signs billionaires are stealing from us,
your government is stealing from you. They are the millionaires,
but they're the people who are stealing from you. I'm
so sorry that this hurts your preciest feelings, But that is.
Speaker 3: They don't know that because they're getting paid to me.
So to them, it's like the government's paying me to
talk about how much Elon is stealing.
Speaker 2: We are paying. We're paying them not anything. They don't understand.
They don't understand that the government is us.
Speaker 3: Lord stupidity. Oh yeah, and it was on display big
time with uh, what's her name, Jimmy, Pryopaul, what's her
first name?
Speaker 8: Jimmy?
Speaker 3: And Milla. So she pulled a Rosie Perez here where
she wants you to make sure that you're paying attention
to who is putting the food on your table.
Speaker 5: We can't let them deport the millions of families across
this country who have been doing the work that keeps
our economy going every day. Really, we can't let them
scapegoat and criminalize immigrants who contribute. Who are our neighbors,
our friends, our church goers, our community around us that
we deeply love. Immigrants are us. Immigrants are us, and
we all deserve respect and dignity. If you look at
the food that's on your table, think about who picked it.
Speaker 3: If you look at your laws.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Ms thirteen, probably they picked that for me, right,
They picked all my food for me, because they're okay.
Speaker 1: But and again she's also.
Speaker 2: Belittling people by saying that, you know what I mean,
like they do all the jobs that other people.
Speaker 3: Actually we need them to be slaves for us.
Speaker 1: So who's going to clean their your toilets?
Speaker 2: Kelly Osborne? Right, I mean this is I don't okay,
all right, but I don't. I don't think that people
coming in here legally and then breaking the law for
me to ask them to kindly.
Speaker 1: Gtfo it's it's okay for me to do that. They
broke the law. Why is it that.
Speaker 2: They want to always elevate people who break laws more
put them above the American taxpayer who's paying for everything
we're paying for all the things.
Speaker 1: She just doesn't care about us. She doesn't.
Speaker 3: No, they don't. And Jasmine Crockett made that ever so
clear when she was asked what she would be what
she would say to Elon if Elon was like directly
in front of her, And here's what she's.
Speaker 6: Directly to Elon Musk.
Speaker 3: What would you say, fuck off.
Speaker 1: That she and Dan Crenshaw should hang out.
Speaker 3: I think I did include one Dan Crenshaw thing in
here today for me.
Speaker 1: It was so nice.
Speaker 3: I mean, they have to sit where it is, but
it would.
Speaker 1: Get along really well. Yeah, those two.
Speaker 3: Byron Donald's also had made a great point that isn't
made enough, because you know, you hear a lot of
these Democrats bitching about how Elon shouldn't have access to
our private information, but a very interesting report just came
out about that.
Speaker 4: Here he is to explain, this is the kind of
stuff they're so upset about. Elon Musk and the DOOSE
team having access to the Internal Revenue Service data into
the Treasury payment system. But there's a report that came
out the other day that under Joe Biden, he let
fifty three researchers and students unpaid people coin and actually
have full access to the data of the American people
at the IRS. Joe Biden's administration let that happen. So
they have no problem with the waste and the fraud
and the abuse as long as their special interest groups
are being funded and their ideology is being promoted, regardless
of the will of the American people. But our country
can't simply survive that. We are very thankful that Donald
Trump and his team are saying enough is enough. They
are going to save this nation for the American people
and begin the process of restoring a constitutional republic.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I mean, they don't care about the eighty nine thousand
people that have hired to come after us for more
tax money. They don't care about any of that kind
of stuff. They're looking for fraud and abuse and the
fact that they've stolen from us. I just will never
understand why they can't deal with that. It's and I
think it's because no matter what, they just will be
it's democrats. I am a Democrat, and I can they're
just so loyal that they can't say that. These people,
all of them, it's not just it's not just Democrats too,
Republicans have stolen from us. We understand that we're not
going to give them a break, you know. I mean,
it's just it's big government and we want less of it.
It needs to be small. And when they say it's
a constitutional crisis, they're full of shit. If you understand
what the founders wanted. They did not want us to
be this overblown of a government. That's not what they
intended at all.
Speaker 3: And I feel like this is our one shot to
make changes and to make it smaller. Yeah, I don't
because I just don't see if we can't get it
done this time with this team. I agree it can't
be done, and that is that's spout a doom.
Speaker 2: That's really Yeah, I don't. I never wanted to say
that out loud, and you just did. But I totally
know it's But you're right, You're one hundred percent correct,
You're absolutely right.
Speaker 1: We're screwed if we.
Speaker 2: Can't get it done this time and start because it
is a big task. I mean, they have been the
money that they spend that they shouldn't be spending. I mean,
they've just been taking and taking and putting us into debt.
It's like girls on spring Break with daddy's credit card
for years unchecked. And yeah, it is now or never,
and that is kind of a frightening concept.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's bad, you guys.
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 3: Jon Stewart on The Daily Show was absolutely lost his
mind yesterday and he was talking about Doge. I don't
even know what point he was trying to make because
he was so screechy and screamy and masochistic. As you'll see,
he made a point, and he made it so hard
that he started bleeding. Here's the clip. Ten is all
of them right?
Speaker 23: It would be embarrassing if it was a small drop
in the bucket, and that the American people didn't expect
that we should negotiate for all their drugs because we've
already paid for him with our subsodies.
Speaker 1: His hands dating.
Speaker 16: All right, I'll be.
Speaker 23: Going to the hospital.
Speaker 3: So what we do in pharmacutic.
Speaker 23: Companies is the greatest restriction of freedom in this country.
Isn't dei and pronoun pressure. It's fat for poverty and
struggle and the government's role.
Speaker 3: I'm not done. Yeah, bad, pay It's fine, is it?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: You're not fine.
Speaker 23: The government's role should be to end the corruption.
Speaker 2: That enab it, right, he went on. But it's like
he doesn't agree with his dough stuff. But it's like, okay,
you want them to end corruption. That is corruption them
stealing from us. Is it's nice that you're rich, congratulations
on being rich, Jon Stewart. And none of this stuff
affects you the rest of us. It affects these people
don't live in the real world. And then he gets
so mad that he like, are control that?
Speaker 3: I mean he was bleeding?
Speaker 2: Yeah that was bad. Yeah, he's Jasmine Crockett mad.
Speaker 3: Yeah he was. Yesterday, Like we said earlier, we played
a clip of a federal employee who was thrilled to
get Elon's email and thrilled to be able to respond
to it and brag about the accomplishments that she'd had
the week before. These are who we need more of
in the federal government. What we need less of is unfortunately,
what we do have a lot of in the government,
and it's employees like.
Speaker 24: Wait, hon, yeah, let me give myself together. I'm about
to crash the fuck out.
Speaker 3: So where where is.
Speaker 24: Other government agencies are really like standing up for their
fucking employees things. My agency decides to say, Hey, the
email is legitimate, please send five bullet points of what
you did. You know what I'm gonna sing, I did
my motherfucking job.
Speaker 16: That's it.
Speaker 3: Else, y'all are fucking great.
Speaker 1: Well what is that, lady?
Speaker 3: It wouldn't be hard to say what that job is?
Speaker 1: Yeah, what is your MFN job?
Speaker 4: What is that?
Speaker 1: Just say what that is? God, these people, she should
be the first one that's fired.
Speaker 3: Honestly, Yes, good riddance. The CNN show of Course, hosted
by Abby Phillips, which has Jennys on it, she was
trying to make the point that listen, there are a
lot of civil servants who are great, and there are,
but she is also trying to make the point that
none of them are not great, and that's or Scott
Jennings begged to differ.
Speaker 12: Many many at federal employees that are civil servants, meaning
that they don't come in because of partisan politics. That's
there to protect you as a conservative and terror as
a liberty I.
Speaker 3: Think that's there to protect I think both of you.
Speaker 21: I hear your debating point. I think it is incredibly
naive to believe that there are not civil service bureaucrats
who would love nothing more than to work this president
for four years and wait for God.
Speaker 15: And why are Republican senators worried about Listen, eighty five
percent of federal workers work outside of Washington, DC.
Speaker 3: Those are people who work at our national parks.
Speaker 15: Those are people who work on you know, the agg
departments in farm bureau states. Those are people who are
taking care of Medicaid and processing payments for people in
red states like where Donald Trump lives. So we need
to stop being so le er Scott about people and
whether they're working or not. And how how come they're
so upset about getting an email because these are people's
lively because you're getting.
Speaker 11: A six figure page and.
Speaker 15: To show public servants.
Speaker 3: And they do the same, you assume that they don't.
Speaker 2: People, hold on, It's unreal. It's just do the double
standard too. And it just shows you how much liberals
they just love big daddy government.
Speaker 3: They just imagine, yeah, imagine fighting this hard to not
simply just say here's what I did last week. Yeah,
this is the dumbest hill to die on ever, almost
as dumb ast like fighting for men to be in
girls sports.
Speaker 1: It is exactly what is a woman? We can't tell you.
We can't tell you what that is. But we're gonna
fight for this.
Speaker 2: We're fighting so hard for We're fighting so hard for
an overblown, out of control, bureaucratic machine of a government.
Speaker 1: It's like, I wow, I just they just they hate
America and what it was supposed to be.
Speaker 2: We fought a revolution over a three percent t tax,
these people, and then they'll be like, it's a constitutional crisis.
Really isn't, because look at how out of control the
spending is. And they would never give a path to
a private company for doing this. Maybe the first people
in that little panel to say, oh my god, those
that CEO took from his employees, his or her employees, right,
that CEO is so greedy. The government is greedy. The
government is that greedy CEO who's been stealing from us
for so many years.
Speaker 1: And they can't see it. Why can't they see it?
It's so frustrating me. They can't see it.
Speaker 3: I know, and it's Scott.
Speaker 14: I can't.
Speaker 3: I don't know how Scott does this night after night.
I really don't. There was he was and it's not
even just Abbey Phillips show. But he was also on
Wolf Blitzer's show, who I completely forgot existed, and there
was another It was like another panel and he can
never be allowed to just make his point without getting
interrupted constantly, and this time he was like not having it,
and I loved how he pushed back against this interrupting
chick named Lulu. Here it is.
Speaker 21: I don't think the voters are wanting a scalpel. I
do think they're wanting larger implements, like a sledgehammer or
a chance.
Speaker 16: Of true I think no longer truth. Honestly, you're seeing
the polling and you're.
Speaker 21: Seeing how and John Tup has a better than fifty
percent approval, right, and I have popular.
Speaker 16: Elon Musk is how unpopular dojits are? So beyond that,
and beyond that, there is a real concern about the
kinds of you.
Speaker 21: Know, what is that you get to say what you
want to say, and then you got to say what
you think I ought to say. Why don't you just
let me finish my point here? The point, Wolfe is this,
the American people asked for a different direction, and what
they did not ask for was a continuation of the
status quo at Rusk and his efforts represent is a
complete deviation from what most people would say has been
the status quo when it comes to a government that
seems to always get bigger and we never really go
in and root out waste, fraud, and abuse.
Speaker 1: Now, he's absolutely correct. It's like that.
Speaker 3: He was like, you know what I love about you?
You just constantly interrupt me, Jane, You ignorant slut.
Speaker 1: I did swear. I just yeah, I could never do that.
It could never.
Speaker 2: He's a bigger person than I am. But I I
just I don't understand how they don't want they don't
want change. If they don't, they just wanted to stay
the same. They want to continue to be taken advantage of.
They want to continue to be in debt. If it
were a personal budget, I would hope that it makes
me wonder how their personal budgets are. You know, how
these people actually deal with money? If they if they
are also in debt, it's like, well, We're just going
to buy this BMW even though I can't afford.
Speaker 3: It whatever I'm a liberal whoa or worse, what if
they're great at managing money and they don't have the
same expectations of the government. Why don't think is that
it just doesn't make great great point, mock makes no sense.
But speaking of Elon, there is this clip of him
talking about federal regulations and how ridiculous they are and
his own personal experience with them with his rocket that
I have never seen him be so funny.
Speaker 17: It was.
Speaker 3: He's like almost doing stand up right here where he's
talking about regulations, and it's about he was apparently asked
when his rocket was going to land, could he prove
and he had to go through a whole exercise about this,
could he prove that it wouldn't hit any sharks?
Speaker 19: Oh?
Speaker 1: My, you're joking.
Speaker 4: I'm not.
Speaker 1: I cannot wait to hear this.
Speaker 3: Okay, this is the best Elon's story, every kind of funny.
Speaker 17: You know, we had to do this. SpaceX had to
do the study to see if the starship would hit
a shark. And I'm like, it's a big ocean, you know,
there's a lot of sharks. It's not impossible, but it's
very unlikely. We said, Okay, we'll fine, We'll do the analysis,
and well, can you give us the shark data? They're like, no,
we can't give it the shock data. Well okay, well
then we're a bit of a quandary. How do we
solve this stufficult? This is this shock probability issue. And
they said, well, well, we could give it to our
Western division.
Speaker 14: But we don't trust them.
Speaker 3: And I'm like, am I in a comedy sketch here?
Speaker 17: So eventually I think we got the data and we
could you know, run the analysis to say like, yeah,
the sharks are going to be fine, but they wouldn't
let us proceed with launch, and so we did this
crazy shark data and then we said, okay, now we're done,
and they said, but.
Speaker 3: What about whales.
Speaker 17: I'm like, when you look at a picture of the Pacific,
what percentage of the sofa there the Pacific? Do you
see his whale? Because I see it.
Speaker 3: Look at a picture.
Speaker 11: Honestly, any it is like you can't wear as whale.
Speaker 17: And honestly, if the ship did hit a whale, it's like, honestly,
that whale had a coming because it's.
Speaker 3: Like the odds are.
Speaker 1: So low, it's his time.
Speaker 17: Yeah, it's like like final Destination, the Whale edition. So anyway,
just one like crazy thing after another, where you know,
so this is why I like, I'm like really feeling
the pain of the overregulation.
Speaker 2: You know, we laugh at this, and he can laugh
at it because he has a good sense of humor,
but it just shows you the ridiculous bureaucracy.
Speaker 1: And liberals will be like, yeah, yeah, definitely, we got it.
What about the little fish? What about this? What about that?
Speaker 2: You gotta we gotta do a study. We got to
do study, and we're paying for that. We pay for
all of that.
Speaker 1: So ridiculous.
Speaker 3: When he said the whale had.
Speaker 1: It wales time, it could have been the whales time,
you guys.
Speaker 3: That was my favorite. Okay, moving on, we need to
talk about how ridiculous democrats are. Yet again, Rachel Maddow
had on Hakeem Jeffreys on her show and talking about
this whole Elon thing, and you know, the the intent
of Doge. She is actually trying to compare it to
the Civil War.
Speaker 1: I can't, I just I can't.
Speaker 3: I promise she does. I don't even have Hakim's response
to this, because it doesn't even matter the fact that
she said this out loud is enough. Just watch hear
from you that.
Speaker 8: You understand the scale of the threat and you have
ideas about how to interrupt what feels like something that
we have not experienced since the Civil War.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, guys, she is just beyond Yeah, she's
beyond them.
Speaker 1: She's a drama king.
Speaker 16: What she is.
Speaker 1: She really is.
Speaker 2: She just wants so badly well, she wants to be
on the air, first of all, because everybody's like around
her is just falling like Domino's. So she wants to
stay relevant and she's like, oh my gosh, let's scare people.
This is what they're so good at doing.
Speaker 1: She's the one that.
Speaker 2: Kept up the Russia, Russia, Russia of bullshit for what
like three years? Three years we had to hear her
do that.
Speaker 3: And don't forget, Dan Bongino is not letting that go.
Speaker 1: I'm glad. I know glad. He's like me, holds grudges
and I really I did that about him.
Speaker 3: So some very juicy gossip, part of which has already
come out and more of which is gonna was released
yesterday about Eric Swallwell and Nick Sorder, who is a
citizen journalist, apparently was seated next to Eric Swalwell at
a restaurant, and Swalwell was surrounded by lobbyists and he
was drunk, and he was talking really, really loudly, and
Eric Soordor recorded ninety minutes a very incriminating audio, which
he is turning over to Mike Johnson today if he
doesn't already have it. But he summarized some of what
he heard, and then he posted video of him chasing
Eric Swalwell, following him out of the restaurant and asking
him questions about all the things he had just heard.
And he looks very, very uncomfortable. So if you would
read the summary of what he heard, and then we'll
just play the video of the chase. Here is the summary.
Speaker 1: Exclusive.
Speaker 2: Eric Swawell panics when I ask about his Chinese spy
girlfriend Fangfang and whether that's a bigger national security threat
than Elon Musk. I sat next to a drunk Swallwell
at dinner for ninety minutes. He was immediately compromised by
a group of lobbyists he just met, spilling intimate details
about his job and asking for help on his wife.
Oh my god, massive national security threat. This guy should
have his clearances revoked. Swawell spent his dinner bragging about
orgies on Capitol Hill, telling them he's bored of his
wife and only wants to f tens.
Speaker 3: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: Worse, he spoke about abusing his power on the House
Intel Committee, which he's since been booed off of, saying
he pushed to subpoena Evanka Trump because she's hot as
f This guy must be removed from the Homeland Security Committee.
He cannot keep his freaking mouth shut. Agreed, he shouldn't
even he should have been gone after Fang Fang.
Speaker 3: It was just amazing.
Speaker 1: I believe every bit of this. And he's got video.
It's like, this is the most fantastic thing ever. I mean, dude, the.
Speaker 3: Video you're about to see is when he follows him
out of the restaurant, asking all the questions. And then
now we know that he also captured ninety minutes of audio,
which he is turning over to Mike Johnson. But here's
the video of him following Eric Swollwell and Eric looking
desperately uncomfortable about it.
Speaker 17: So, Congressman, you referred to Elon Musk as a fascist
at some point and alluded him being a national security threat.
Speaker 3: Do you see that more of a national security threat.
Speaker 6: You're sleeping with a Chinese spy than transparency in.
Speaker 11: The federal government.
Speaker 5: What are your thoughts on that?
Speaker 3: What are your thoughts on that?
Speaker 20: What's fang thing think of that?
Speaker 6: What are you doing?
Speaker 13: This is ridiculous?
Speaker 17: What's what's fascistic about exposing government corruption?
Speaker 11: I mean, I know you're just at dinner now with
a bunch of lobbyists. You know, they're buying you a
bunch of booths.
Speaker 3: I love this guy.
Speaker 6: I know you were talking about, you know, maybe maybe.
Speaker 11: Finding somebody else because you only like to fuck.
Speaker 3: People that are tends. I just heard that one too,
So what do you think about that?
Speaker 4: Do you want to comment on any of it?
Speaker 21: Elon Musk is a national security right, but you're sleeping
with a Chinese fie is not?
Speaker 11: Is that correct, dude?
Speaker 3: You comment on that at all?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 1: Go, It's guilty charged.
Speaker 2: And he gets into a car that somebody's driving that
drives them away and we pay for that. What a
disgusting piece of crap. This guy is, what a pig.
Speaker 3: And here's a picture of him that Nick also posted
with this, you know, surrounded by people he had just met,
telling them all kinds of things. And so Nick said,
I'll be forwarding the ninety minutes of recordings onto Speaker
Johnson's office. All it takes is a couple drinks and
swallowell spills everything.
Speaker 2: Yeah, fang, fang, Oh my god, what a disgusting it's
just so gross.
Speaker 1: So but it's but it's also karma.
Speaker 2: You know, it's we've been this guy has just been
shady forever, and he acts like he's not. And it's like,
this is karma. We always talk about karma. Well, it's
here we go, here we go.
Speaker 3: And then I promised you a Dan Crenshaw mentioned, and
that's one that you talked about with our team. Yesterday,
Caitlyn Bennett posted this saying that she got to take
a photo with Dan Crenshaw and there she is photographed
with a very patriotically painted rhino. And she said that
he got so mad at her for posting that in
twenty nineteen that he started direct messaging her all kinds
of insults.
Speaker 1: I believe that, totally believe it.
Speaker 2: We've had some messaging back and forth with him, and
he's you, guys, somebody needs to take his place. I
saw there was some woman I didn't catch your name,
but she's going to primary in. I think he's going
to have a bunch of people primary in because he's
a jerk.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I hope somebody managed to do better.
Speaker 1: Texas.
Speaker 2: It's like the area I think it's like the Houston
area is where he Those are his constituents, and they
I read, yeah, that was Jasmine's area. I read, well, no,
Jasmine is Dallas. Oh she's Dallas. Okay, Yeah, but like
that he's more of like the Woodlands, you know, Houston area,
a nice area there. But I read that only twenty
percent of people come out to vote really in that area. Yeah,
and that's the thing, like you guys, become a precinct chair,
get people to vote, like make sure that because that's
just sad if it's only twenty percent of people. Because
you know, there are a lot of people that are
his constituents that are like, he's get him out of here.
Speaker 1: You got to go vote, you got to vote him
out right.
Speaker 3: Well, they worry about the midterms, man, because the people
that are going to be motivated to vote are the
crazies that get paid to protest. And we're going to
be like, we're fine, We've got all the House and
Senate in the White House.
Speaker 2: Wave read wave. Yeah it doesn't Yeah, twenty. When you hear,
you know, a number like twenty percent, it's just so dismal. Yeah,
that's really really going to make sure we're voting you guys.
Speaker 3: All Right, we got some thank yous from yesterday on Venmo,
Toby Curran said, when you mentioned smooth Criminal in Kelly
Wiseman's Venmo yesterday, all I could think was Annie, are
you walking? Annie? Are you walking? Best?
Speaker 1: Are you you walkay?
Speaker 10: Annie?
Speaker 3: Best radio segment ever if you have not heard our
radio segment about the song Eddy Eddie?
Speaker 1: Are you Walking Eddie?
Speaker 3: The greatest, greatest radio we've ever done.
Speaker 16: It is.
Speaker 2: We had a couple of really good ones, and like
there was one time and we were laughing so hard
we had to actually go to a break.
Speaker 1: Like we didn't have any fun in radio, you guys,
not at all.
Speaker 3: Oh that was a good one. And speaking of Kelly Wiseman,
she also sent another saying, dad joke Wednesday, where do
saplings go to learn? Elementary school?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 3: So, thank you for being the best jerks ever, she says.
And then today Latasha Pearson says, in Corporate America since
two thousand and seven, and have a daily report. Oh,
in corporate America since two thousand and seven, and I
have a daily report of what I've completed. Happy dad
joke Wednesday, did you hear about the local cabinet maker
that got arrested? They got him for counterfitting.
Speaker 17: What she did there?
Speaker 1: And then over on.
Speaker 3: Locals Clickaholic ten oh seven said, any man who votes
for this has been insumminated, and Osuki says, the other
day she said that the Kennedy files probably won't be released.
I don't know who she is, but that's also not okay.
What is happening.
Speaker 1: I don't know. This is not okay.
Speaker 2: Everybody needs to start just exing her, you know what
I mean, start writing her on exit being like, what
are you doing? Come on, let's go, let's make this
happen out. Yeah, these were executive orders, so we're already.
Speaker 1: That's right, that's right. Kirio twenty three.
Speaker 2: My wife took off took off her top during an
argument where I was winning.
Speaker 1: It was a booby trap. Brian Rodway.
Speaker 2: A lady named Sarah left her coke zero at a
play sixty miles south of Tampa.
Speaker 1: That's where Sara Soda is. I blame sleep deprivation. Take
my money, he'll with me him.
Speaker 2: Good morning, beautiful conservative queens. I'm still recovering from Seapack.
And did you know that Seapack is in Dallas next year.
Speaker 3: That feels like our team is going to make us go.
Speaker 1: We're gonna have to go next year. Yeah, but that'd
be fun. Well have fun.
Speaker 2: You can go see me, all right, Aaron Powers. I
spent five hundred dollars on a limo for this weekend.
Turns out the company doesn't provide a driver. So I
spent all that money and I have nothing to show
for it. Get it, Take my money, jerks. Kriston Thompson,
Where do bad rainbows go to? Prism? It's a light sentence,
Happy day joke Wednesday. Thanks chick, These are all really good.
I'm so good, Randy Craig. Ladies, if your men can't
appreciate a good fruit joke, you need to let that
man go.
Speaker 1: Love the chicks.
Speaker 2: With the man Gongo, Yes, Brumley, long live mock the
Segway Queen.
Speaker 1: Yes, she is indeed the Segue queen.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 2: Sometimes it's not great. You're not gonna be here on Monday.
It's just gonna be me and Chad. You guys, not
this Monday. Yes, this Monday, this Monday. Yes, it's gonna
be this coming on Monday, right right, yeah, so you're
gonna have to deal with my segues, which suck.
Speaker 1: This f YI, quick.
Speaker 3: Point about that, since we are talking about it, just
want to remind people that because of that, if you
watch us on locals or Instagram on Monday, you need
to find another platform because, for whatever reason, our producer
Valid cannot get our stream to work through those two
platforms when I'm not here. So just on Monday, like,
watch us on Twitter, you can watch us on Facebook,
you can watch us on YouTube, rumblewhere else? Get her twitch.
I think I've got everything. Just not on Instagram or
locals on Monday.
Speaker 2: Sorry, go ahead, all right, Rachel Gerhardt, they would rather
one of those generals over Pete. Yeah, yeah, totally galler as,
I get that right, Galler five, Galler five. I worked
Pete over the holiday at Joe Anne's part time over
the holiday at Joeann's and got paid nine to fifteen hour,
twenty hours a week. The corporate office made stores keep
the temps seventy five to eighty degree, so it was
always hot. Why, yeah, I don't know that's really weird.
They want to make you guys hot. Lee Heiser kid,
when I grow up, I want to be just like
Jasmine Crockett parent.
Speaker 1: Are you insane? Amron? Have you lost your mind? Kid?
Speaker 3: Forget it?
Speaker 1: There are too many requirements.
Speaker 2: Robin Robin Die release Epstein list the morning of the Oscars.
Speaker 3: Oh that would be so fun.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, that would be so many Maybe she
is waiting for something like that.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I have no idea what, but she.
Speaker 3: Can say it, and that would strike fear into the
heart of Hollywood.
Speaker 17: Man.
Speaker 2: It would hype it up so much that everybody would
be waiting with baited breath for it. Yeah, you're right,
Kristin h hairdresser here, thank you, Daisy. My salon was
shut down for three months. So many businesses lost. I
cannot despise the comming media enough. I you know, props
for still being there. You still have it, Thank God?
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 2: I cannot imagine they force people to do that. Another
bitching about possibly losing their jobs. Okay, Teresa Raymundo. Good
to know our representatives think most Americans are such a
big sloss that only those who come here illegally can
take care of us. Thank you, oh you benevolent mentors
that dripping with sarcasm, Thank you, Teresa Rachel Gerhart. Someone
needs to get Amy roback on their podcast, now, Yeah,
we could, We probably do that.
Speaker 1: I don't think she's doing much lately.
Speaker 3: I wonder what if she ever said anything after like,
you know, and since oh my god, all.
Speaker 2: The epstein Can you imagine that? Can you imagine the
mail and the just the threat she probably got for it?
Talk about that if she was the only one that
had that information.
Speaker 11: There you go.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he In Texas, the illegals were not walking from
the border wall to the fields in California to pick crops.
They were going to New York City and other cities
to stay free in luxury hotels and collecting EBT cards. Yes,
absolutely true, Tea. In Texas and Riba, Henry, that woman
is the problem. And when she doesn't get what she wants,
she files an EEO complaint. That makes it bad for
the good employees. When government workers are thrown into a
generalized opinion of government workers. Yeah yeah, not also the
workers are bad, but those people are not making government
workers look any better.
Speaker 3: Nope, at all, not at all.
Speaker 1: Hey, you guys, we're bringing it in. It's a busy
day for us. We have a busy day ahead going on.
Speaker 2: You guys, have a wonderful Wednesday, and we will talk
to you tomorrow