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Guys ready for this second, don't forget coming up on
today's show, Kamala is Miss Panderpants to Charlemagne. Brett Bear
sets the record straight on tonight's interview.
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standing ovation at the Bloomberg interview, which was awesome. I
cannot wait to talk about that and more outrageous behavior
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then catch up on all the things with us then,
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you'll be like tuning into news with other people.
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Speaker 2: Want a couple things before we get to sharing videos
and whatnot. Everybody that is that is alive knows who
Taylor Swift is, for good or for bad, and so
I suppose some of you will care. Most of you
probably won't that Taylor Swift has a book coming out.
Speaker 1: I just felt like this was news that needs the
fiction one that she wrote when she was yeah, the
younger fiction. Well, I've read somewhere that she wrote a
book before she hit it big in music, and like
she and then she put that on hold like she
was because she's such a creative, but she was.
Speaker 2: She made it big in music when she was like fourteen.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's the thing. That's why I'm like wondering if
it's that book, because that's what I read that she
was writing staff and then she put it on hold
because she hit it so big and then she wanted
to have that book visit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't think it's I think it has something
to do with like commemorating her era's tour.
Speaker 1: Okay, So I.
Speaker 2: Don't know if it's just like a picture book or
like a behind the scenes I don't know, but like, okay, yeah,
because I maybe some swifties out there that care, and
I felt like we should let them know. They probably
I don't even know what bothering give a crap. Also,
and this is confusing to me. Maybe somebody can help
me understand it. It's also very exciting and I think
it's great. Elon Musk tweeted yesterday that tonight because this
was no, no, no, He tweeted this morning, Well, yeah, he's
tweeted at midnight essentially that tomorrow night through Monday, he
is going to be giving a series of talks throughout
the state of Pennsylvania. And he says there's no fee
to attend, but you need to have signed his petition
that supports free speech and the right to bear arms,
and you need to have voted in this election. So
I'm very confused about how this works because it's only
the sixteenth of October, so lots of people will have
not yet voted in this election. So I don't know
what that means. I wonder if he means you've registered
for this election.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you've registered a vote.
Speaker 2: That's not what it says, but that's happening. So if
you are one of our followers from Pennsylvania, attend because
I'm dying to know what those are. Like. Yeah, very
very glad that he's doing that. He's on the ground,
he's really really working hard to make sure that Trump
gets elected. All of that is great. I just found
that to be a little.
Speaker 1: Pleasant, to be awesome to go see. It's like welcome
to my elon talk right. Yeah, I would love that
me too. I'm all about that.
Speaker 2: It would be amazing. All right, let's give some thank
yous right out of the gate to Irene See, who
says voted early yesterday. There was a lot of Blue voters.
Get out and vote. It is going to take all
of us. God bless America.
Speaker 1: It is going to take all of us because they've
got illegals and dead people on their side. You guys,
it's true.
Speaker 2: I'm probably animals. We don't know what they're.
Speaker 1: Seriously, I'm not even making that up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, it's true. Tracy Camuso, thank you very much
for that supersticker. Dolly Duck says joke Wednesday. Money can't
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I also watched the Cruise debate last night, and the
local moderators were very dim. I was disappointed. I thought
Cruise did well and held his own. I saw a
couple of clips of Cruise and all Red and I
thought he held his own too.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it just sounds so fake and Tony, such a commie.
I swear to god, I just can't believe it's even
close at two. Texas at two, Yeah, I just can't.
It makes it's hard for me to even watch that.
It is. It's I know that, I like, I live
in this world and we do this every single day,
but I I like, I'm in denial about that race.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, I do think Cruise is still slightly leading,
but the fact that that's not enough, I know, it's horrifying, horrifying.
Speaker 1: It's not enough that it's just slightly This is Texas,
damn it. I just get so frustrated about California, right,
I get so California. So frustrated about that, y'all.
Speaker 2: I know we've got other folks to think as well,
and we'll get to that in the middle of the show,
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Speaker 2: All right, we do have some thank yous to give
out from yesterday. I promise I'll get to everybody in
just a little bit. But from yesterday we have from
YouTube from Boxer Boys who said, can we say by
Stevie Wonder supporting Kamala Harris, it's the blind leading the blind.
Speaker 1: We can we can say that, you can say that
here on the show, you can. We won't go you,
Scully said.
Speaker 2: My mother in law asked me if I still watched
you ladies, and asked for a link. Thanks for helping
me convert a lifelong Democrat with a little common sense.
Love it that, Carrie Jane Houck said. Kamala Harris and
I are the same age. She reminds me of myself,
patting my resume and bsing my way through an interview
for a job I'm not qualified for. I am definitely smart,
but could never lead the free world. Hashtag advance DeSantis eight.
Janie Bloyse said, regarding Kamala after she speaks, I'm always like,
I recognize these words as English. I just don't understand
their relationship to each other, which is so true. And
then I think that did I get everybody? Did I
feel like?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 2: I did? Okay, this news came out yesterday. Remember we
talked about the Afghan national who was found to be
trying to create like a terror plot on election day?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, And now even though at first they were like, oh,
thorough vetting process, super vetted. Jackie Heinrich reported just hours
ago that the Biden Harris administration is now admitting that
that guy did not undergo vetting that they previously said
he underwent. He was actually never vetted or approved by
the State Department for the status special immigrant status that
he held. Despite people like may Orkis saying, oh, yeah,
he totally cleared all of our hugely stringent processes, he
did not.
Speaker 1: It's remarkable that they caught him when they did. It's amazing,
you guys, I mean, this could have been so incredibly bad.
Speaker 2: So who's getting fired?
Speaker 1: Who's getting fired for this?
Speaker 7: This?
Speaker 1: Overlook nobody. I guarantee you zero people are getting fired
for this.
Speaker 2: It's just maddening, just maddening.
Speaker 1: He'll continue to get our money and they'll continue to
get pensions and mac Daddy benefits. I mean, this is
it is maddening.
Speaker 8: Come.
Speaker 2: I know, it sucks that we're not going to have
shows for the rest of the week, especially because Kamala
is going to be appearing on the Brettbear Special Report
Show today tonight at six o'clock. I'll definitely be listening
in my car, but we won't be able to do
a rundown with you about that tomorrow. So everybody needs
to tune in and then we can, like if it's
still being talked about on Monday, which I kind of
suspect it will be.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think so too.
Speaker 2: We'll obviously be talking about it. But people are still
they're ripping on Brett in advance, which I just think
is ridiculous, Like give him a chance to have the
interview and then criticize him if there's reason to, but like,
why say ahead of time? I hear.
Speaker 1: I understand why people are doing that because our media
sucks so hard and we've been so abused by them
that at this point people just don't have any faith
in anybody anywhere, at any time. And so I get it.
I understand both sides. I can see both sides. But
we're so shell shocked by this media, this shitty media
that is just awful. And you know, we're going to
play clips I know later in the show by how
they manipulate things, and they just it's all propaganda, and
so listen, I get people going, are you really gonna
be mean to or are you really going to ask
your heart hitting questions? Are you really going to do it?
Because so far she's her feet have not been held
to the fire. They just haven't, not in the same
way that Trump's have been.
Speaker 2: No, my god, I'm not even closed.
Speaker 1: So I get it. I mean I get people. And honestly,
like I think I told you and Preciow, Martha would
have been a better candidate at Fox to interviewer than Brett.
I think Brett is squishier. They could have picked somebody else.
I really just I feel that way. So I I mean,
you know, get over it. If you can't take the heat,
don't go in the kitchen Brett.
Speaker 2: I mean, I mean, my interest is not I think
he'll have good questions. Again, it's all about the follow up.
That's what I want to see done well. But people
are just so bunged up about the timing of it.
I mean, the campaign gave him a window and they
have to work with that window. And so yes, it
has to be pre taped in order for him to
air it literally a half an hour later. Then it's
being recorded live. So he answered a bunch of people
about this on Twitter yesterday. Here's just an example. Somebody said,
you already said it would be edited, which is true.
Will the full interview transcript be released? And he said,
I never said it would be edited. I said it
would be taped as live before my show. You will
see the whole interview, unedited, uninterrupted, unchanged. You can have
the transcript too if you want. It all will air. Thanks.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean I don't want. I don't think that
Fox edits things the way that like CBS or a
ABC does. They just don't. They don't.
Speaker 2: I mean, at least they're making it very very clear
that this particular interview will not be edited in any way,
shape or form. Dennis Mark said, it's a taped interview.
It'll be greatly cleaned up before it's aired. I don't
trust Fox, and I trust Baar even less. Brett said,
thanks Dennis. The interview will run as live, unedited, uninterrupted,
without commercials and not cleaned up. All of it will
air from the first word to the last. Thanks for
your confidence. Hope you tune in.
Speaker 1: She's like, thanks, you jerk.
Speaker 2: He's so kind to these people. I would be like,
absolutely scorch starts on everybody.
Speaker 9: I know.
Speaker 1: I know, but I also can see both. I just
can see both sides. I can because we get so
much edited, manipulated garbage shoved in our faces every day,
day in and day out. So I get it. I mean,
I just get it. We're here, we're score like women scorn.
You know, I don't trust you, man, I.
Speaker 2: Doubt common sense. JD said, why can't you do a
live interview? This is such an embarrassment for Fox. Anyone
associated with this network should be raising these questions. And
Brett said, because that was the time the campaign gave
us five to five thirty. My show starts at six.
We are running the interview as live with that it's
uninterrupted without commercial break. What else would you like to know?
Thanks for watching.
Speaker 1: The thing is, though, is that maybe they could have
let him just do it live from five to five thirty, Like,
why did they? That's that's the only pushback that I
would have.
Speaker 2: Because that's during the five Like, that's a whole other
show that wants to be on the air, you know
what I mean?
Speaker 1: Though, they like they just say, you guys are not
going to be on the air from five to five
thirty because this is a huge interview. You know. They
sometimes they'll like, if Trump is doing a press conference
or whatever, they'll have the press conference on instead of
having the five on. This happens all the time. This happens,
I mean, we used stuff like that used to happen
to us in radio. We would like be preempted by
something else, you know, something else would be on instead
of us. Maybe this is an important enough interview because
people are talking about it and everybody wants to watch it.
And if people are so bunged up about it being live,
let it run live for a half hour and then
whatever the five reconvenes tomorrow. You know, if people are
so upset about this, gosh, that.
Speaker 2: Would have been like an overly upset right here. I'll
just need to calm down.
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 2: He was on Hugh hewittt to talk about this, and
here is what he said.
Speaker 10: He gets the scoop of the year. He gets to
sit down with Connall Harris tomorrow night. You'll see it
live to tape on Special Report at six. I believe
he gets the tape between five thirty and six am.
I right about that.
Speaker 11: Brett, Hey you, good morning, five and five thirty. We
just it's a quick turnaround. So I started out by
saying we planned to run it, you know, uninterrupted, but
I had to check with the business people to make
sure that we didn't have any commercials in there. And
we didn't have to cut it in half or something.
But for everybody who's been asking, it is as live.
In other words, we roll the tape, but it's running
just as we we do it, so from beginning to
end you'll see every second, uh, and it will be
unedited and we will run it without commercial straight through
the first half hour of my show.
Speaker 2: So, I mean, I don't know how he can be
more clear, and in this case, they are being very clear. Yeah.
Normally when anybody says let me be clear, they're not.
But that seems about as clear as clear can be,
you know.
Speaker 1: I Also, I also think it's really crappy that Kamala
and her team could not give him the full hour
during his show, Like why can't they? What else is
she doing? Honestly? I mean she is.
Speaker 2: She's running ragged right now, doing like a bunch of
interviews because she's playing catch up.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but I mean she gave Charlemagne the God a lot.
She was there during his show, she made sure that
she made arrangements to be on his show during his time,
and she's done all these other interviews during their times
for like a full hour, So why can't she do
Brett show during his time. I don't like that.
Speaker 2: It just showsause they want to show that they're they're
willing to do Fox, but they're not willing to do
Fox all the way Hawks would like.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, this is the thing. So she talks
about Trump being scared, she's freaking scared. She can't do
a full hour. So it'll be interesting if she ever
decides to do Joe Rogan for three Good luck with
that broad good luck doing three full hours of long
form interviewing with Rogan.
Speaker 7: Oh.
Speaker 2: I did see a lot of comments though, and we'll
get to the Charlemagne stuff, but I saw a lot
of comments from her supporters, just absolutely showering her with
compliments about her performance in a long form interview with Charlemagne,
and then Charlemagne getting bleasted for how week of an
interviewer he was totally weak. Yeah, it was pathetic, Absolutely pathetic.
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I don't either. I don't don't see any appeal of
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Kamala is Captain Panderpants, as we know, and so right
now she knows she's losing, not losing, but she's losing
the support of black men in particular, and she's obviously
reaching out to them in whatever way she thinks is appropriate,
including the panduriest pandering and pandertown. She released this tweet
yesterday saying black men deserve a president who cares about
making their lives better. So she wants to provide these
forgivable loans as we talked about yesterday. She wants to
protect cryptocurrency investments so black men who make them know
their money is safe. I don't even know what that
looks like.
Speaker 1: I don't either. I don't either.
Speaker 2: She wants to focus health initiatives, specifically that you know,
on black men she wants to legalize recreational weed. And
this is the biggest thing, This is the thing that
they think is going to be the biggest draw for
black men.
Speaker 1: Black men, you smoke pot, right, and he puts them
so perfect.
Speaker 2: It's freaking hilarious that the geniuses who are running this
campaign saw the horrible numbers with black men and decided
the solution is to give them free money and drugs.
Speaker 1: Right, you guys do drugs and you don't make money.
Let's pander to you in this way. How insulting is this?
Speaker 12: Right?
Speaker 1: I just didn't If you're a black man and you're
and you're seeing this, and you're hearing this at the
eleventh hour, how are you not going? F you, Kamala,
f you. I don't need your drugs and your money,
good lord, I.
Speaker 2: Mean, And then she she of all people to tweet,
no one should go to jail for smoking weed. Go,
but a jillion people in jail for smoking weed, a
whole lot.
Speaker 1: Of black men.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's it's just you cannot make this stuff up.
You can't, you cannot.
Speaker 1: Unbelievable. She'll do anything, She'll do anything at this point
to get in the White House.
Speaker 2: Alon retweeted the Best Thing Yesterday from Insurrection Barbie, saying,
this is why Trump is the only option. It is
not white versus black, straight versus gay, rich versus poor,
or man versus woman. It's the state versus you. And
if you don't believe it, then they're beating you. I
thought that was so well.
Speaker 1: So Obama. Obama just wants this fourth term, y'all. He
really really, he can taste it and it's like slipping
through his fingers. I mean, I just this is If
you can't see that, then I just we cannot help you.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So obvious at this point, and how.
Speaker 2: Pathetic is this. The Moore County North Carolina Democrat party
chair Lowell Simon has had to resign after being arrested
for ripping up Trump yard signs.
Speaker 1: He looks he looks like he would be doing that.
Look at his face, though, Look at him, dude, he
looks like the kind of guy who would do that,
doesn't he?
Speaker 2: How How are you dumb enough to do something this
stupid and illegal? Yeah, listen, don't mess with somebody else's property.
This isn't hard.
Speaker 1: It's the anger. They are just so angry. He's so
mad and he's got such severe TDS. He's like he's
he turns psycho at this the sight of a Trump sign.
What is wrong with you? You're an adult, to get
it together, dude, right, good Lord, emb is God.
Speaker 2: Some good news and that is and it's coming from
Governor Santis. I couldn't bear to show this when Hurricane
Milton was happening. I couldn't bear it. But we all
probably saw the story about this dog that was found
chained to a fence by some asshole owner who decided
to flee and evacuate the hurricane and leave his dog
to die. Not even give the dog a chance to
just run free and escape whatever harm was coming to him,
but to chain him up and have him face Hurricane
Milton chained to a fence. There are no words for
the rage that I have for people that do these things.
And Desanta said when that dog was found, whoever did
this is going to pay, and he has made good
on that promise.
Speaker 13: We had somebody decide as Hurricane Milton approached that it
was somehow be a good thing to take his dog
and chain it to a post on the interstate. Well,
we had a Florida Highway Patrol with us here today
that that saw that that dog in distress. Dog was
very rattled from that experience, rescued the dog. The dogs
now in Tallahassee. It will be adopted renamed Trooper. But
we said at the time, you don't just tie up
a dog and have them out there for a storm.
Totally unacceptable, and we're gonna hold you accountable. While I'm
proud to announce that the authorities have identified the dog's
former owners, and state Attorney Susi Lopez is now pursuing
animal cruelty charges against the individual. So he said, you'd
be held accountable, and you will be held accountable.
Speaker 1: Good, Like, what is wrong with people? The hell is
wrong with you? I know, right much? I mean it's good. Yeah,
And that wasn't the only instance. How many videos did
you see about that kind of stuff floating around? How's
wrong with people?
Speaker 14: Don't do that?
Speaker 2: I mean, he was already standing in like body high water.
Speaker 1: I know, I just how can somebody do that? How
how can you leave your dogs to begin with? Like,
I just wouldn't be able to do that. I cannot imagine.
It's like the people who are like, oh, my dog's
sixteen now and elderly. I'm going to give him to
the pound.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, their whole life, special place in hell.
Speaker 1: Those people. Oh God, not enough this man.
Speaker 2: Oh there are not enough violence except for.
Speaker 12: Where.
Speaker 2: All right, let's get to some good stuff in the
form of Trump being on uh doing the Chicago Economic
Council Forum, being interviewed by this very hoity toity and
newdy British Bloomberg guy, And it started out very interesting.
Speaker 1: His name Maark. His name is John Mikelweight of that's
of course that's his name. I'm sorry he's a pretentious jerk,
but we need to all know that John Mikelwight I
think is his name.
Speaker 2: Anyways, But he made an announcement at the beginning of
this forum about the fact that Kamala had been invited
and turned it down.
Speaker 15: Just for the record and for those record watching on television,
the Economic Club of Chicago and Bloomberg both invited Vice
President Harris to a similar interview about her economic plans.
She has declined so far.
Speaker 1: Quite I cannot he is such a jerk, this guy,
he's such I mean, he's just an elitist jerk, so
pompous everything about him. I just could not stand this guy.
Speaker 2: I mean it he they they were. It was an
interesting matchup the two of them.
Speaker 1: Trump did great. Trump, he nailed this. He nailed this interview.
And the reason Kamla didn't want to do it is
because she would have to talk about economics, which she
can't talk about. Yeah, and Trump can. This is where
he shines.
Speaker 2: He talked. I mean, he did a lot of weaving,
because you know that's his thing now. And they even
talk about the weave, as you'll hear in just a minute.
And they hit all the points. And Trump just was
not going to take being belittled and he was not
having it. And you'll see him defend himself in a
couple different instances. First, they talk about immigration.
Speaker 9: They've taken there, they've taken their gangs, they've taken their
criminals off the street. They've taken their people out of
mental institutions, which gives them a fortune, and they've taken
them and dropped them into the United States of America.
Those people have to be returned. We can't live with
thousands of murderers and issue the issue.
Speaker 1: The crowd loved him too, Hey, the crowd loved him. Yeah,
and it makes me think Okay, Well, who's in that crowd?
Is it a bunch of you know, finance people.
Speaker 2: I think it's all economic policy wonky.
Speaker 1: People, right, And those people were like, yeah, Trump knows
what's up, and this this British dude, prick. There's the
whole thing I was. I love the interview was great
he did. I just loved it. I love that whole interview.
And you're right, he wasn't having it.
Speaker 2: He just wasn't. I mean, he was not going to
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most people's favorite clip. I would say, is when the
what's his name, Mikelweight, Miickel.
Speaker 1: I'm probably not pronouncing it right. It's Mikelweight, Mikel Thwait. Wait, okay, Mikelthwait, Yes,
I want to I want to punch that name in
the face. Oh, I do lie not condone violence. We
don't condone violence on this show at all. We don't.
Speaker 2: But mister Micklethwaite was trying to press Trump about the
fact that he was he's planning giveaways in his policy platform. Yes,
and there are people that are criticizing him, namely the
Wall Street Journal. And that's when things got hilarious.
Speaker 15: The markets are looking at the fact you are making
all these promises. The latest one was car loans. You're
flooding the thing with giving giveaways. But I was actually
quite kind to you. I used seven trillion. The upper
estimate is fifteen trillion. People like a Wall Street Journal,
who's hardly a communist organization. But you know they have
criticized you on this as well. You are running up
enormous debt.
Speaker 9: What is the Wall Street Journal? Now I'm meeting with
them tomorrow. What is the Wall Street Journal? That They've
been wrong about everything?
Speaker 2: So are you?
Speaker 1: You've been wrong. You're trying to turn this.
Speaker 15: You're trying to turn this you've been wrong about You're
trying to turn You're trying to turn this into debate.
Speaker 1: There are business but you're wrong.
Speaker 12: You've been wrong.
Speaker 9: You've been wrong all your life on this stuff. You've
been Let me tell you about currency. You're kind of
you know, you're going jumping a lot of hoops because
you've got to be able to find you move too quick. Now,
you've got to be able to finish a thought because
it's very important. You know, this is big stuff we're
talking about. You can't go that quick. So let me
just tell you so I said, no, I'm just telling
you basic. It's called the weave. It's all these different
things happen.
Speaker 1: I swear you brought up the weave. That's how he communicates,
is the weave. You got to understand it. Mikel Thwaite,
You pretentious dick. I swear this guy he doesn't get it.
Speaker 2: He didn't get it. Oh my god. They spent quite
a bit of time on tariffs because of course that's
part of Donald Trump's platform as well. And there's all
kinds of people who are like, here's your means, and
you raise prices because they don't understand how Trump's tarffs
are going to work, and so they had a bit
of a back and forth about that. Here is part
of it.
Speaker 15: So your tariffs will end up being like a national
sales tank because the country add if you have America
the moment, has three trillion dollars worth of imputs. You're
going to add tariffs to every single one of them.
That is going to push up the cost for all
those people who want to buy foreign goods. Is just
simple mathematics, present Trump.
Speaker 9: It's not yea, it is, but not the way you've
figured that was always very good at mathematics. Let me
tell you you're saying.
Speaker 15: Three trainer than it.
Speaker 16: And they don't have to pay.
Speaker 9: And if, by the way, the higher the tariff, the
more likely it is to have them come.
Speaker 15: In to higher the tariff, the more you're going to
put on the value of that those goods, the higher
people are going to able to pay in shops.
Speaker 1: Is that ready.
Speaker 9: The high ran tariff, the more likely it is that
the company will come into the United States and build
a factory in the United States so it doesn't have
to pay the teriff. But really so, there's two ways
of looking at a tariff. You can do it as
a money making instrument or you can do it as
something to get the companies. Now, if you want the
companies to come in, the tariff has to be a
lot higher than ten person because ten percent is not enough. Guys,
they're not going to do it for ten but you
make a fifty percent there if they're going to come in.
Speaker 1: You ever see Back to School with Rodney Dangerfield?
Speaker 2: You ever see that movie that's been ages?
Speaker 1: I know it's been ages, Like all of us haven't
seen that movie in like a million years. Seriously, I
love that movie so much. But there's a scene in
that movie where Rodney Dingerfield is sitting in a classroom
because he goes back to school, right, and he's never
been to college. He goes back to school. No, Trump
has been to college, right, But he's rough around the
edges and he's been doing business his whole freaking life,
and he's been very successful. He reminds me a little
bit of that Ronnie Dingerfield character because he's surrounded by
all these pretentious pricks who think that they know about business,
but they don't know anything about business, which is exactly
what happened in that scene in the Rodneydingefield movie where
that pretentious professor is trying to tell him what's what
about business? And Rodney Dangerfield is in that in the
lecture hall and he's like, oh my god, like you're
an idiot. You don't know what you're talking about because
you've not done this. Trump kind of did that yesterday
where he's like, I've been doing this my whole life.
I know what I'm doing, Like I've had I've run businesses,
I've started businesses, I've created I've created jobs. Have you
done that, mikel Thwaite, And you know that guy hasn't
like you know, like he knows all the theories and
he thinks he's really smart and he's not. And Trump
is because he has done it with his hands. He's
been there, he's done the things. I trust him, and
you know, the people in the audience want to get
the knowledge from Trump and not from the pretentious jerk
who thinks he knows everything's from reading all these books.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean, because his hands on I mean,
he's done the things right, He's actually worked the work.
And this guy has probably read a lot of textbooks
and totally maybe he has a PhD in all kinds
of economic theory. It doesn't matter, None of it matters.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: He also tried to ask Trump about well. He suggested
to Trump that Trump was going to anno our allies
when it comes to his policies, and Trump was not
having it.
Speaker 15: Going to find some people who were gained from individual tariffs.
The overall effect could be massive.
Speaker 9: I agree, it's going to have a massive effect, positive effect.
It's going to be a positive, not a negaw Let
me just no, no, let me committed. You are to this,
and it must be hard for you to spend twenty
five years talking about tariffs has been negative and then
have somebody explained to you that you're totally wrong. It'll
have a negative.
Speaker 12: It will have.
Speaker 15: Forty million jobs. There's a lot of jobs to rely on.
They're all coming back. There's forty million jobs. Those are
forty million jobs in America.
Speaker 9: That rely on John Deere, great company. They announced about
a year ago they're going to build big plants outside
of the United States. Right, They're going to build them
in Mexican youth Threaten. They're also in a building store.
That's right, I said, if John Deere builds those plants
and not anything into the United States. They just announced
yesterday they're probably not going to build the plans. Okay,
I kept the jobs here.
Speaker 15: My question was about your allies, not about China. You
aren't going to annoy the allies rally rally behind you.
Speaker 9: But our allies have taken advantage of us more so
than our enemies. Our allies are the European Union. We
have a trade deficit of three hundred billion dollars with
the European Union.
Speaker 2: I love that he called that out. Yeah, love it.
Speaker 1: It's fantastic. Also, this is why I don't have a
John Deere. They can suck it anyway.
Speaker 2: There was also this hilarious moment where mikkel Thwaite asked
him if he was considering losing Jerome Powell if he
were to be elected for a second term. And this
is what Trump said about Jerome Powell.
Speaker 15: Some forwards about depends only you want to keep whether
you want to keep Jerome Powell's chair of the Federal Reserve.
His term is chair runs on to May twenty twenty six.
Would you seek to remove, remove or to mote him?
Speaker 9: Look, I think it's the greatest job in government. You
show up to the office once a month and you say,
let's see flip, and everybody talks about you like you're
a god. Oh what will he do? I mean before
the guy used to walk into my office, he was
like that beg and he was.
Speaker 15: Fine, you did. You did talk about him. You talked
about removing him once.
Speaker 9: I did because he was keeping the ridge too high
him And I was right.
Speaker 1: I love it so much. I just love it.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And again it's what another one of those government jobs
was like, you don't really have to do anything. You're
just sort of like a figure that's there. How many
how many of those exist? Where Elon is going to
come in and be like, yeah, You're gone. I'm sorry,
but you're gone. It's are you? Are you glorious?
Speaker 2: Are you essential?
Speaker 12: Nop?
Speaker 1: Not essential? Goodbye.
Speaker 2: Trump decided to use one of his famous nicknames during
this interview, and mister Micklethwaite was not amused and in
fact tried to correct him when he did it.
Speaker 15: You would do.
Speaker 9: How about this Gavin Newscomb, he's the governor of California
and he shigned Newscomb like you.
Speaker 15: But do you think he conrected?
Speaker 1: He corrected.
Speaker 15: There is the first time there are CEOs out here.
If they said those sort of things about a rival ceo,
they would be signed, they'd be sacked.
Speaker 1: Do you think they don't have a present like me?
Speaker 9: They don't have to go through what I have to
go through. There's never been a president that's been treated
like me, so I have to fight my own way.
Speaker 1: Hell yeah, I love that. That whole exchange was my
favorite exchange.
Speaker 2: It was a good one for sure. Yeah, and you
are definitely not the only one who loved it. The
end was big. Look at the standing ovation.
Speaker 1: They loved him. I love it.
Speaker 12: Mm hmm.
Speaker 1: Suck at Mikel Weight or whatever your name is, Mikel
Fight mikel.
Speaker 2: Is what you said? Oh my gosh. Anyway, that was
that was an interview.
Speaker 1: I mean, that was.
Speaker 2: Some policy discussion, you know what I mean, Like and
can can you imagine Kamala getting the same questions I
cannot and sitting there for an hour and well he
wouldn't have been as hard on her, and they would
have been like, all chumming, and then she would have
been like, I'm speaking right, and the people in the
audience would have been like, you're an idiot, right, because
she would have been like, I come from a middle
class family, right.
Speaker 1: Uh, oh my god, idiot.
Speaker 2: All right, let's move on because we're gonna get to
Kamala in a bit. But we also need to talk
a little bit about something we brought up yesterday, which
was a rally that Trump held. I think it was
in Pittsburgh maybe where there was and I talked about
how it was kind of weird and we didn't know
much about it. There were two medical incidents that took
place at this rally that completely changed how it went.
It originally was a Q and A with the audience
kind of running like a town hall, and then these
two people fell ill. They had to get medical attention.
And then Donald Trump decided, we're just going to play music,
and we're gonna turn up the lights and we're just
gonna have a dance a thon, I guess, And that's
what he did for forty minutes. And so we didn't
show that yesterday. We didn't have a lot of information
about it. But man, was there ever reaction by some
of the mainstream media that was so grossly unfair and ridiculous.
And then there was a surprise from one mainstream media
outlet who actually did a fair coverage of it. We'll
get to that last.
Speaker 1: First.
Speaker 2: You have to see the mean people and the ridiculous people.
Here's some loose from MSNBC.
Speaker 6: Look at it.
Speaker 16: You have to be demented to stand on stage and
start dancing when it's a town hall. I mean that
we have two sides of Donald Trump right now. One
we have just this grave threat to all that we
hold your constitution or democracy. On the same hand, I
would say the principal driving force of his incompetency is
the fact that he is not all there a happy
meal at this point and entering the final stages of
his life. You know, I feel bad for his family
right now. I know so many people have to deal
with their parents as they've gone through stages of dementia,
and that's clearly what they are on the precipice of
having to deal with now. But he certainly should go
nowhere near the overallfice.
Speaker 1: You should see that guy. I would unbelievable, I'd see him.
What a piece of crap that guy is. Like, did
you say the same thing about Biden? He covered for Biden.
I'm sure of it.
Speaker 2: I'm sure he's one of the real covered for Biden.
Speaker 1: It's uncreal. I mean, like that guy actually clearly has
dementia and he said nothing. Nothing. I cannot mean. I
listen the thirty minutes in there were the two medical emergencies,
like you said, and it looked probably weird maybe to
some people when you're not there, but if you were there,
it's completely different. It's a completely different situation when you're
actually there. Plus, at the end he went out into
the crowd and started talking to people like it was
at the very end to it, right, it was a
very intimate kind of setting. I mean, I would have
loved it. I would have thought it was really kind
of fun, especially if there's music and everything. People are
out there in the crowd hanging out, and it's it
just was different to people who were there. And that's
what really sucks. Is kind of like the telephone game.
The meaning of it gets lost when people start talking
about it, and then other people talk about it, and
then it goes on and on and on, and then
pricks like that guy, Oh, he's lost at his family.
I'm like, shut up.
Speaker 2: Well, he's certainly not the only one. Dana Bash had
Don Lamont like, why do I keep firing people at
CNN and then bringing them back? I don't understand what
they're doing. But they allowed Don Lemon to be in
this panel, and they were talking about not only this
you know, this town hall or this dance thing, but
also the fact that Kamala was calling for Trump to
release his medical records, and they're just they're ridiculous. You guys,
listen know about his health. We don't know about his
mental health or physical health and the intricacies that are
important to know for viewers.
Speaker 7: And on that note, this is definitely the pursuit of
the Harris campaign. This morning, they sent out a doctor's
note from two hundred and thirty plus doctors and health providers, saying,
the American people deserve to have confidence in their elected
officials mental and physical capacity to do the jobs they've elected.
Speaker 1: Them to do. Trump, it's not three years ago to be.
Speaker 7: Above and beyond, to be going above and beyond to
provide transparency on his physical health and mental acuity given
his advancing age.
Speaker 2: They're throwing everything.
Speaker 17: At Yeah, well, I mean, those are the standards that
he had for for who Joe Biden. Those are the
standards that he had for Barack Obama when he wanted
him to release his birth records. So the rules just
don't apply to him.
Speaker 4: Is he okay?
Speaker 2: You know, Kamala.
Speaker 17: Harris is asking, the Vice president's asking.
Speaker 2: I hope he's okay.
Speaker 17: He's not okay. That behavior is not okay.
Speaker 1: Let's just be honest about it. It's odd.
Speaker 17: It's if you look at his rallies, you'll see when
he went to Coachella, he just sort of stands there
and you know, wants people to sort of keep like
bask in the glow of the applause.
Speaker 1: He's he has gotten so crazy. Don Lemon, remember when
we were on a we were on a show in
twenty fourteen, you guys, wasn't it twenty fourteen? We were
on a show and he was different, He really was.
Speaker 2: He was so much kindler, gentler, down right.
Speaker 1: There's and he is a microcosm for so many people
who once twenty sixteen happened, like they just turned rabbid
and mental. They have a problem in their brains and
then they they're done. He's done, put a forkin in
like he seriously, he's he's completely fixated, like Trump lives
rent free in these people's heads and breaks people. He
breaks people.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and he Oh my god, remember how we played
the clip of him ripping on the Women of the
View yesterday. Yes, Melissa Farra broken. She's also one of
the people that just lost her mind about this dance thing.
Listen to this.
Speaker 18: Biden had done this and on stage just bobbed and
weaved and danced to music for forty minutes with no purpose,
saying the voters don't want to hear answers to questions
three weeks out from the election. Yes, we would say
Joe Biden is unfit and not up for the task
of being president for another four years.
Speaker 4: Speaker Shannon, come on, come on a listen, listen This
is a non story. President Trump was doing the right thing.
This was absolutely appropriate.
Speaker 2: You had two in one regard.
Speaker 4: Passed out because it was so crowded and there was
so much heat, because there were people that were passed out,
and he was actually.
Speaker 2: He couldn't let it go back to He didn't go back.
Speaker 13: And take a break.
Speaker 4: Excuse me for no, let me finish the list. I
didn't interrupt you. What he did do was stand there
and allow the people to be serviced, to allow them
to get out safely so that they could get it.
Remind you, this is a man who was recently just
shot and a person was killed at one of his rallies.
Sitting there allowing the music to play was absolutely appropriate
thing to do. And anybody trying to make a story
out of this and trying to make a mountain al
of MOHI, this is a non store. I'm out a
Trump rally right now. There's a reason people are lined
up around the building waiting to see this man speak
probably for an hour an hour and a half NonStop.
If you think Joe Biden could do that, if you
think Kambla Harris could get through it without laughing her
head off, can you tell me.
Speaker 18: When that's said, doump, sir, did you truly think voters
did not show up to a town hall, which is
by definition asking questions to hear answers to questions. They
showed up to hear him DJ and sway.
Speaker 4: On stage that there were people that actually got injured.
They were being carried out.
Speaker 18: I understand this went on for forty minutes.
Speaker 4: I can't expect him to ask questions over that.
Speaker 2: He was actually like, allowency, it was the right thing
to do.
Speaker 19: You're singing. Emergency workers couldn't bring two people out in
the forty minutes forty five minutes that he stood on
stage playing music. And by the way, is really playing
music really loudly great for emergency workers trying to access people.
I mean, if you're really would imagine you would actually want,
like the music to stop people, maybe to give room.
Maybe he would be giving instructions from stage.
Speaker 1: They are just they're broken, they're broken, and they're desperate.
They are so desperate at this point because he can
do that and people love it. People there, I guarantee
you there is not one person there who was upset
by that.
Speaker 2: Everybody there is probably like this is great.
Speaker 1: We're hanging out and everybody and people at those rallies
they love each other, they love him, they love being
there and there and it is a great environment. I mean,
it's kind of like when people come to our meet
and greets. Everybody is just like, oh my god, let's
have fun. This is great because because we're awesome. It's
like when I say we, I'm talking about the collective
we because we are like I.
Speaker 2: Know that we throw down. Yeah, And I know the left.
Speaker 1: Wants to claim that they have like all the joy,
they have none of it. These people are the ones
who are joyless.
Speaker 2: They are absolh my gosh, perfect segue, because the Maggie
Haberman on CNN probably the most ere human ever, Like
you know how ere is always droopy and sad. Yeah,
that's that's Maggie Haberman. And so she she called this weird.
She was a little more fair, I guess than like
Alyssa was and and Don Lemon and all these other crazies.
But because she's trying to, like it's almost like she's
trying to scientifically understand what his motivations were. Right, But
I don't think this woman has ever had joy, like
had fun ever like ever, ever, ever. I want somebody
to send me a picture of her smiling if you
can find one, like with teeth and an actual smile. But
here is what she said about the whole dance at
the morn.
Speaker 20: It was weird. I mean, I don't know of another
word to describe last night. It was weird and weird
things like this, and he usually does them in private,
or he does them with age, or he does them
on the mar Lago patio when he's djaying on an iPad.
This was a rare time that people were seeing this
in public. I think what happened was he got anxious
because people were getting sick and it was delaying the event.
At the second Butler rally, people got sick twice, and
you could see him get a little anxious when it
was taking a very long time to make sure that
they were okay. He went over at one point to
talk to the Secret Service to ask if they could
open the doors. The answer was no, so I think
that he said let's play the music. I know he
said let's play the music so that people would start leaving,
But then nobody left, and then they were all sort
of swaying along with him and then he was feeding
off what they were doing.
Speaker 2: And you know this very well.
Speaker 20: The music thing is a big thing for him. It
was how people would basically reset him in the White House.
Speaker 1: That Bach is miserable, right, this is what I'm saying, miserable,
And both of those women and they can't. They can't
understand us having fun, can't They don't. And this is
it drives me crazy because I see them talking about, Oh,
we're so fun, look at us, we have so much fun,
look at all the joy. No, you're joyless. You guys
are joyless except for the one that is on the
view and that's just your name.
Speaker 2: But you guys like they're joyless.
Speaker 1: They are miserable people who want everybody to be miserable
with them. That's why that they're addicted to being victims.
That's exactly right, and we're just not. We're not that way.
So he had a bunch of people, So what he
was up on a stage like dancing around for forty
minutes with people that love him and want to be
there and want to be with each other. And it's like,
and I bet that if you were in that audience,
you would say it was super fun.
Speaker 2: It was, right, the thing. I mean. That is why
this last clip about this from ABC was such a
I it was I can't even believe it came from
ABC because they were so fair about the coverage of it,
and I just I you just have to see it
for yourself.
Speaker 6: That in Trump's town hall event in Pennsylvania took an
unusual turn. After he was interrupted twice by medical emergencies
in the room, Trump stopped taking questions and stood on
stage for nearly forty five minutes, listening to his soundtrack.
The crowd slowly dispersed, but many stayed for what became
an impromptu indoor concert. ABC News Senior national correspondent Terry
Moran joins me now for more from Pennsylvania.
Speaker 1: Hey, Terry, Hey alex So.
Speaker 14: Donald Trump came here to the suburbs of Philadelphia, one
of the critical battlegrounds in this battleground state, looking for votes,
and it was scheduled to be this town hall event
where he would be taking questions and listening to voters.
And it turned into something else, as you say, when
the candidate turned into a DJ. Donald Trump, in his
eleventh trip to must win Pennsylvania, urged his supporters to
turn out on election day, We win Pennsylvania.
Speaker 2: We win the Hall of Yes.
Speaker 14: In a town hall style event in the western suburbs
of Philadelphia, the former president stuck to his top issues,
attacking Vice President Harris over inflation and immigration. He pledged
to shut the southern border and Russia's war in Ukraine,
lower prices at the grocery store, and bring down interest
rates to two percent, while providing few details on how
he'd accomplish all that.
Speaker 9: People don't think of grocery, you know.
Speaker 1: It sounds like not such an.
Speaker 9: Important word when you talk about homes and everything else, right,
But more people tell me about grocery bills. With the
price of bacon, the price of lettuce, the price of tomatoes.
They tell me, uh, And we're going to do a
lot of things.
Speaker 14: But then thirty minutes in, two attendees suffered medical emergencies.
Speaker 12: A doctor place doctor.
Speaker 14: The incidents shifted the mood, prompting Trump to cut the
question short and instead play some of his favorite music.
Speaker 9: How about this, We'll play YMCA and you'll go home.
Speaker 14: Trump kept DJing, and most of his supporters stayed for
another thirty minutes. Of his players and then well in
certain quarters of social media people had a field day
with that, and I guess on the screens it might
have looked quite strange. Inside that hall, however, people were
having a good time. What can I tell you.
Speaker 10: It did not.
Speaker 14: Seem out of the order. It seemed almost intimate. And
at the end, Trump did something he very rarely does.
He came down off the stage and mingled with his supporters.
He was signing autographs and shaking hands and the like.
Today he's doing an interview with Bloomberg in Chicago, and
then he's heading to another battleground state, Georgia, for a
rally tonight.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So he came down and he shook hands and
kissed babies and signed autographs and they stuck around willingly
like people wanted to be there. Well, that's a testament
to him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I think it does. I mean, I think
Maggie Haberman, although she's a miserable ere, I think she
was probably right that he thought that by playing YMCA
and just calling it a day, people were going to leave.
But they didn't want to leave him. They wanted to stay.
They wanted to experience him as much as they could,
and so he just kept playing music. And that's what happened.
Speaker 1: That's that's and that is a testament to him. That's
it because people want to be around the guy. So
how is that a bad thing. It's not him, you know, that's.
Speaker 2: I mean, that was fair from ABC.
Speaker 1: Yeah it was.
Speaker 2: It was actually leave it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, actually it was weirdly fair.
Speaker 2: It was weirdly fair. Then, before we get to some
more media just insanity, we I do want to show
what happened with this tweet yesterday. So Jimmy Carter, who
you know, is on tri Smith right, and his family
has insisted that he was staying alive. So he cast
his vote for Kamala Harris. Early voting started in Georgia,
and so there were reports that he was overjoyed to
cast that vote. You guys, I'm not trying to be mean,
but I'm this man did not vote. Okay, No, there
is no way that hedd with his mind intact. It
did not happen.
Speaker 1: There's no way. He has no idea where he is.
You guys, this is so mean, it's so.
Speaker 2: Gross and so exploitative and disgusting, and I'm just it
just makes it right.
Speaker 1: So where's the MSNBC guy now talking about like the
family trying to like, rally and do the right thing
for their family member. Where's he now? Is he saying
anything about Jimmy Carter laying on a stretcher in the
middle of a yard. I mean, seriously, these people are vile.
Speaker 2: It makes me, you know, So, should I be going
to get my son, my Thomas. Should I be getting
him out of his care home where he stays and
taking him to the polls and then saying Thomas voted?
I mean he's twenty seven. Yeah, look at that, he voted.
I would never do that because I'm not a psycho.
I know my kid doesn't understand what voting is.
Speaker 1: Okay, he's like severely.
Speaker 2: And the fact that they will use Jimmy Carter in
that way, it's vile. It's vile, right, and it is.
Speaker 1: He's worried about the war and Gaza dude isn't like
close to death. Yeah, he doesn't give a shit about that.
It's disgusting. It's accolutely disgusting.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, we've got some more thank yous to do.
Kathy Proctor said dad joke Wednesday, Why was the math
book so angry because he had so many problems? That's
from her Autumn Autumn Vanada says, we just found out
Grandpa is now addicted to viagra. Nobody is taking it
harder than Grandpa.
Speaker 14: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: Definitely wins the prize for best dad job today. Was
really good.
Speaker 5: Poor Grandma, poor grand grandma. Or maybe not maybe good Grandma,
Maybe yay Grandma.
Speaker 2: Warren Waddles says, remember when the media was saying Donald
Trump was a danger to the platform and castigated any
journalist who interviewed him. Remember when there was talk about
not even sharing a debate stage with the insurrectionist. Now
they complain he isn't debating or doing more interviews.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, so true.
Speaker 2: Karen Morisco, why did the bicycle fall over? No, not
because Biden was riding. Lol. It was too tired, too tired.
Speaker 1: Too tires. That's great.
Speaker 2: Sheila Larson, Good morning chicks up early today because wait
what Okay, good morning chicks up early.
Speaker 1: Because Awski his and is going in for a stint
later and we need all the prayers today.
Speaker 2: Somebody's going for a stint.
Speaker 1: We know he's going in for a stint, you guys,
and needs the prayers. So that's right, get them going, yep.
Speaker 2: Jamie Hill says, in honor of Mock's love of Frip
Island and dad joke Wednesday, why did the deer need
braces for his buck teeth? Take my money? I do
love for island ye Kurio twenty three says, what do
you call a tall redhead? A tall redhead a gingiraffe?
Speaker 1: That's pretty cute, okay.
Speaker 2: Kristen Thompson, how do you make holy water? You boil
the hell out of it? Take my money, Love you ladies,
I like it.
Speaker 1: I like that.
Speaker 7: MJ.
Speaker 2: Homestead says what did the annoyed chicken say to the
other chicken?
Speaker 1: Fuck up?
Speaker 2: I think we actually played a video with that.
Speaker 1: That's good.
Speaker 2: I like that.
Speaker 1: That's really good.
Speaker 2: Leanne says got pulled by Clear Insights three questions on
the cruise race? Interesting, okay, really never ever pulled me.
You've got like some sort of black mark on you
or something.
Speaker 1: They're like, do not ask that chip questions ever? You
don't want to know.
Speaker 2: Mary pat says what did one saggy boob say to
the other If we don't get support soon, they're gonna
think we're nuts? And she said, congrats on the move.
I am moving to Bluffton, South Carolina. We totally looked
at Bluffton. That's like a hop skip literally like twenty
five minutes. Photo in the story says, losing any remaining
trust I have that Trump cares about social conservatism. His
answer yesterday on children and gender surgery was atrocious. I
did hear. I think what you're talking about, and that
was that he said there should not be any underage
gender affirming surgery without parental consent. And so people are
disappointed that he even thinks parental consent should be a
thing when it comes to lopping off your kids your
you know, your child's genitals. That shouldn't be something that
parents can consent to because that's freaking crazy. So I
get it. I understand that people are not happy.
Speaker 1: With his and there will be crazy parents who do that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we already, I mean we know that there are, right.
Brian Brumley says Kamala stole her platform platform from Warren
Zevon's platform. Lawyers, guns and money, take my money. Laura
Kate Baker says Trump billboards in Georgia are glorious. Teds
is chronic with new with no cure. I haven't seen
those billboards, so I can't comment on that.
Speaker 1: We have a lot of Trump built. There's one right
off the exit near my house that has him doing
the fight thing.
Speaker 2: Oh really, that's awesome. Leah. Leah says there was a
rocket attack in my city an hour ago. You can
bet I got all my dogs, three of them into
the safe room with me. No abandoning dogs here, right.
Speaker 1: I cannot imagine.
Speaker 2: I know. Kimberly Clark, thank you. Joe Scott says Rodney
d DJ Trump and the chicks all get respect. Thank
you for that. Xander says, dad joke Wednesday? What nut
has the most allergies? Cash shoes?
Speaker 1: Never heard that one. That's a good one.
Speaker 2: The Great Gatsby says, anyone else look at DoD fifty
two to forty point oh one, the amendment which effectively
allows for martial law effective date nine, twenty seven, twenty four.
I've seen some grumblings about that, and I'm gonna have
to look into it.
Speaker 1: Yeah we will.
Speaker 2: Emily Craig says, not really a dad joke, but what's
better than roses on a piano, two lips on an organ?
Speaker 1: I love you chicks, which she did.
Speaker 2: Carrio twenty three says, if Trump did not stop it.
Then they would scream how awful and cruel that it
was that he kept going, Yeah, totally, he can do
no right, let's see. Audrey Kraus says, oh my god,
the gas lighting is ridiculous. How can these media jerks
even utter the dementia word when it comes to Trump
when they were silent for almost four years of dementia?
Riddle Biden, it's infuriating. On a different note, mock enjoy
your weekend with Jackson. It's the best I plan to.
And Tammy Furco says Aurora. Wore my red forty seven
and my Trump's signature Heartbeat t shirt that she sent
each of us, and took my Milania book. Parking was
off site. We were supposed to shuttle to the rally.
After an hour, we realized the buses weren't running. Not
to be thwarted, most took off on the four mile
journey across open fields. Powerful to see thousands of conservatives,
which is four days notice. Make the effort to see him.
Take my money, you magnificent jerks. Concluded pictures, but I
can't share them with that platform, So thank you for that.
Thank you very much to everybody. All Right, we got it.
Talk about the fact that CBS, we already knew super
super bad when it comes to editing the Kamala interview.
They won't release the transcript. They were absolutely egregious about
all of it. And we all know this, and everybody's
talking about it, and the fact that CBS is just
like whatever, We're just gonna keep doing it is freaking amazing.
And now people like Mike Johnson who agreed to go
on their shows are now getting their own separate recordings
of their interviews so that they can show people here's
what it really looked like compared to what they edited
and showed you on TV. He showed two examples on
his Twitter feed yesterday or the day before. This is
with that Margaret Brennanchick, who's just awful this form when
I see her face. So you're gonna see what they showed,
and then his version of what really happened his recording.
It's amazing.
Speaker 21: That's a different accounting than this two percent you say
it was distributed.
Speaker 22: Yeah, so they've obligated some funds, but they've only distributed
two percent. Risk and recovery efforts still going on. And
then we address the rest of it.
Speaker 21: So that's a different accounting than this two percent.
Speaker 1: You say it was distributed.
Speaker 22: Yeah, so they've obligated some funds, but they've only distributed
two percent. And when I was there on the ground,
and you should go, I mean, bring the cameras and
talk to the people there. They'll tell you. Don't take
politicians' words for this or the administration's were. Talk to
the people there on the ground. They had not been
provided the resources almost two weeks out from the storm
that they desperately need it. And when I was there
thirteen days post you know, post the storm hitting that state,
people are still being rescued. They're stuck in the higher
elevations in the mountains, if different roads are down and
all the rest. So they need every available resource in
all hands on deck. The rescue and recovery efforts still
going on, and then we address the rest of it.
Speaker 1: That's just a little different, maybe just a little bit,
uh huh, Night and day, you guys, night and day.
Speaker 2: Real.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there was still your American media hates you. You
don't hate them back enough? Still a and they are
Democrat propaganda machines.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's just incredible. There was another example that he
gave and again what they aired is first and then second,
what you hear is what actually happened.
Speaker 21: It is against the blog for non citizens to vote
in federal elections.
Speaker 1: That's established.
Speaker 2: Of course it is.
Speaker 22: But of course it is. But here's the problem. There's
a number of states that are not requiring proof of
citizenship when illegals are non citizens registered to vote. We
know that's happening. But respectfully, everybody should want the law
to be followed.
Speaker 21: You know that it is against the bloge you're non
citizens to vote in federal elections.
Speaker 1: That's established.
Speaker 22: Of course it is. Of course it is. Of course
it is. But here's the problem. There's a number of
states that are not requiring proof of citizenship when illegals
are non citizens registered to vote. We know that's happening. Look,
Glenn Youngkin in Virginia, I was going to say, he
issued an executive order to clean up their voting rules
heading into the election less than thirty days out. A
couple of days ago, the Obama I mean, the bidendministration,
Department of Justice, Biden Harris administration sued the governor in
the state, the Commonwealth of Virginia to try to prevent
them from cleaning out their voter rules. See that kind
of thing creates a lot of doubt and concern in
the minds of a lot of the American people. Why
would they do that? We want everybody should want the
law to be followed.
Speaker 1: Again, incredible, completely different. Oh my god, Yeah, you guys,
it's everything. Everybody should be concerned by that. Even liberals
should look at that and go hmm, like, that's weird.
They're lying?
Speaker 2: Would they do that?
Speaker 1: They're lying? Yet they're not just lying to conservatives, you guys.
They're lying to liberals too. Like liberals when you see that,
they're lying to you too, Like they're pulling the wool
over your eyes.
Speaker 2: Wake the hell up, people, And then this is just
this isn't like an editing issue. But Stephanie Rule, I
don't need what channel is she even?
Speaker 12: Is?
Speaker 2: She MSNBC that horrible horror. But she's a better interview.
Speaker 1: Is a better actress than Jennifer Garner. Oh my god.
Speaker 2: The fact that she reacts this way to some trans
person in a in a panel that she's talking to
is so utterly ridiculous. You guys, look at this.
Speaker 6: If I were to ask Vice President eris.
Speaker 1: A question.
Speaker 5: I think I would ask her, how soon do you
think we can get the Equality Act passed?
Speaker 1: I love you as I would ask him, do.
Speaker 2: You see me as a human? Are you hitting me
with this crap? Sorry, she was crying.
Speaker 1: She was Fate crying. I think it was Fate crying.
That's my perpetual victimhood on the left is so low
IQ at this point, I'm serious, I'm so sick of it.
Am I the only one who's sick of it? I'm
tired of seeing this crap everywhere? And when Kamala if
she wins, you know, which is what this individual wants.
If Kamala gets us into wars with like I don't know,
China and Iran. Do you think this individual is going
to be concerned about Trump, whether or not Trump thinks
she's human? I mean, how is she going?
Speaker 2: Yes, I.
Speaker 23: Bless it's heart, right, It's just so ridiculous it is
for Stuffy to put on that show and to like
draw that out as if this has any bearing on
any actual life issue at all.
Speaker 1: Just right, I mean, this is the this is the
biggest problem in these people's heads, whether or not Trump
thinks that it's human I don't really, that's what I mean.
They have been brainwashed. There's so much going on in
the world and in our country. Our country is a
complete dumpster fire, and this person is so self absorbed.
That's going to be the biggest problem that this individual has.
This Trump think I'm human. Oh my god, Oh my god.
Speaker 2: It's exhausting. I thought today was going to be a
short show, and I don't think it is. We're behind.
I think it's because it's dad joke Wednesday. And so
we got behind me because a couple of clips from
our actual president, as far as we know, Biden spoke yesterday,
and of course it was about Trump, and he's super slurry,
but he talks. There's a couple of clips. The first
he's talking about Trump's you know, the court cases that
are still a thing with Trump. And here is the
first clip of him talking about sentencing.
Speaker 24: Ah, we three of the major cases waiting for him
when he loses. And by the way, thirty four felonies.
He got the sentence kicked back. But I want to
watch that sentence. Well, well, Trump's not running, He's running
for himself.
Speaker 2: Was he staring like that?
Speaker 24: What?
Speaker 1: His eyes are completely black? Now?
Speaker 2: What is that? What I don't makes that happen?
Speaker 1: I don't know. But again, where is MSNBC guy?
Speaker 19: Is he?
Speaker 1: Is he talking about his dementia and his family putting
him in this position? Where is he? Anybody get a
comment from him, because I'd like to.
Speaker 2: Know he Also, he flubbed up his whatever it was
that he was trying to say about trying being afraid
to debate Kamala again. But what he ended up saying
did not come out hedn't sound right.
Speaker 24: Stay out of jail.
Speaker 11: She beat Trump so badly in the debate.
Speaker 24: He's scared to death to beat her again.
Speaker 1: He's scared to death to beat her again. Now, Joe,
just you need to sit this one out, buddy. You
just just give him the car keys, hand him over
for good. Okay, nobody wants to hear you do this anymore.
Speaker 2: I guess now that we're getting I mean what we're
less than twenty days out now, Pelosi is starting to
be a little more honest about her role in ousting
Joe from running. And she's pure evil. I think we
all know that. But never before have I heard her
sound this evil, because yeah, yeah, yeah, she's like super
prayerful about her relationship mending with Joe Biden. But the
fact that she thinks that she is in charge of
who is going to be in the White House really
sounds so dictatory. And this is all obviously something they're always,
you know, bitching about Trump being a potential dictator. No,
this is what that actually sounds like.
Speaker 1: That happened.
Speaker 12: That's a couple of months of pass since have you
had a conversation.
Speaker 25: That's insano So, but I'm prayerful about it. I have
the greatest respect for him. I think he's one of
the great consequential presidents of our country. I think his
legacy had to be protected. I didn't see that happening
in the course that it was on. The election was on.
My call was just to let's get on a better course.
He will make the decision as to what that is.
And he made that decision. But I think he has
some unease with because we've been friends for decades. Look,
let me just say this. Elections are decisions you decide
to win. I decided a while ago that Donald Trump
will never set foot in the White House again. So
when you make a decision, you have to make every
decision in favor of winning and that is mobization, message
money to have that to win the election. But the
most important decision of all is the candidate and the
campaign of that candidate.
Speaker 16: And you just felt he couldn't win.
Speaker 25: No, I thought the campaign that they were on couldn't win.
Speaker 15: And now you've told us that you haven't spoken to
him since then, do you think he's not giving you
for your role.
Speaker 25: There may be some people around him who haven't forgiven
me for my role. But in any event, we just
have to win the election. That's really my focus is
I'm prayerful about our friendship and the rest and his
legacy had to be protected if this other guy would win.
Speaker 1: It's unbelievable. It's grotesque how much power that she has
and how much power that she knows she has, Like
that is terrifying. And then she has the audacity to
preach to people about democracy. She is Satan's mistress. Man,
it's crazy. Like I saw Mark Halperan on Tucker I
think he was yesterday, and he was and he has
like the inside scoop, and he was talking about how
she basically said to Joe Biden, we will pull money.
We'll pull money from you donors, celebrities everything. We'll pull
all the money from you, and you're gonna be blamed
for the loss. You're gonna be blamed for the failure.
You're gonna be blamed for everything, or we can make
you look like a total hero, which win, you get
a pick? I mean, like, this is what she did.
She gave him an ultimatum. And then what are you
gonna do in that situation? So what was Joe gonna do?
Speaker 2: He had no.
Speaker 1: Money and they all need money to win elections. She
pulled the money. She has that power. That's what's so
grotesque about all of it. So, I mean, and they
preached to us about Trump being a dictator.
Speaker 2: She's the dictator, Like, yeah, no time did she say
Americans have a choice to make. Americans make the decision
about who gets elected. That's our decision, not right, her decision.
And yet she was like, I decided that Tom will
never step foot in the White House again. You don't
get to make that decision. Listen, bitch, you step off.
Speaker 1: Like that's like the Founders are spinning in their graves.
She doesn't get to decide that. You guys, what planet
are we on? When Nancy Pelosi has that much power
that she decides the outcome of whether or not Trump
gets to be in office or she doesn't or he doesn't.
It's like, I'm you, guys should be freaked out by that,
Like that is craziness. Yeah, super disturbing. And furthermore, she
didn't really save his legacy. I mean, it's you can
tell that he's really irritated about it. And we all
know that he was a terrible president and his legacy
is one of dementia and he was and he's probably
worse than Carter when it comes to his presidential status,
don't you think.
Speaker 2: I mean, he's, oh yeah, for sure, worse than Carter.
He's absolutely jumped right over Carter's record. He just doesn't
get worse than him. There are, however, some really bizarre
rumors floating around right now. People are now saying that
Joe Biden is so mad that he's going to, like
right before the election, he's going to endorse Trump, which
is that's crazy, Like that's just not going to happen.
Speaker 1: I welcome that kind of crazy though. I welcome it.
I know it's never going to happen. I know it's not,
but man, wouldn't that be great? Wouldn't it be great?
Speaker 2: There is also there are also rumors that they are
going to replace Kamala on the ticket with someone like
Hillary at the very last minute, which again, how that's
not even possible. Kamala's name is already on the ballot,
voting has already started. That is not possible. That's not
going to happen. And then there was this floating around too.
New leaks indicate Nancy Pelosi and other high ranking Democrats
have begun to question whether Kamala Harris can win and
whether Harris will drag down Democrats down ballot. Many Democrats
want nothing to do with her. This is a huge
developing story. It's too late. Nothing can be done about this. Okay,
she's on the ballots, it's already happening.
Speaker 1: I actually think they've done a pretty good job propping
her up all things considered. I mean, the fact that
this race is so close and she is such a dismal,
horrible disappointment hag of a vice president. I mean, they
her approval numbers were what at like twenty nine percent
or something before they said, before they said she's gonna
run for president, and then they the media, which shows
you how much power. The media has propped her up
and made her into this deity, and then.
Speaker 2: Everybody like, everybody like her now and go right.
Speaker 1: And it's the same thing when they said everybody hate
Trump now and go and people who are weak, empathetic
and vaccinated, they all did it. You know it's true.
I'm just saying the truth. Those are the people who
are like, yes, we're gonna go ahead, and like this person,
we're gonna go ahead, and not like this person, let
me put a mask on, I'll do exactly what you say.
These are the same people.
Speaker 2: Just for no reason at all, because I have no
idea how old this clip is, but it was so
fun to watch it. John Carrey was in a congressional
hair hearing at some point being asked about his private
jet and the fact that he bitches to everybody and
complains to everybody that we have to reduce our consumption
of carbon because a climate change. Meanwhile, he flies private
all over the world to talk about climate change, and
he gets called out for that a lot, and he's
tired of it, you guys, lie, and he wants you
to know about it. And he actually said this under
oath on the congressional floor and got absolutely slaughtered. Behold,
this is glorious.
Speaker 12: I just don't agree with your facts, which began with
the presentation of one of the most outrageously persistent lies
that I hear, which is this private jet. We don't
own a private jet. I don't own a private jet.
I personally have never owned a private jet. And obviously
it's pretty stupid to talk about coming in a private
jet from the State Department up here. Just honestly, if
that's where you want to go, go there.
Speaker 26: Mister Secretary, in exchange with mister Mills, you just testified
under oath that you never owned a private jet.
Speaker 2: Mister Chairman would like to enter into the record.
Speaker 26: Article here from February fifteenth of twenty twenty three. The
John Carey family private jet was sold shortly after accusations
of primate hypocrisy. Secretary, you stand by that testimony. You've
owned or I personal family, your family personal.
Speaker 12: Yes, my wife owned a plane. We don't own a
private jet. Wife owned a plane.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I can't, I just can't. That is
unfreaking believable. He actually said we at the beginning of
that testimony, he said we didn't just say I and
then he started saying I I I I instead of we,
because he's like, oh crap, I get because it's oh god, yeah, okay, okay, dude,
what I owned it?
Speaker 2: Hello, You're married, your assets are together.
Speaker 1: You enjoy her wealth just like you enjoy all of ours.
You jerk.
Speaker 24: God.
Speaker 1: I cannot stand him.
Speaker 2: Speaking of people, we cannot stand. Gretchen with MRR was
introducing uh Tim Walls at a rally. You guys, why
is he gig? Why isn't he just so gig?
Speaker 1: Let's come out and say it. And also I want
to know more about the rumors about you know, the
Indigo Girls concert too. I want to know. I'm waiting
for Sondy needs to hurry up and come out with that,
because I mean it's October. Is we only got half
the month left, so that's chop chop on October surprise. People,
Come on, come on.
Speaker 2: But why is he so gay that like he does
these weird like out of the blue kicks into the
air for no reason?
Speaker 1: You guys, jazzer size, what is this?
Speaker 2: It's my good friend and our next vice president, Timwall.
Speaker 7: Do this?
Speaker 1: Why no?
Speaker 25: That?
Speaker 1: No? No straight mail does it? He's like single, single
double come on everybody.
Speaker 2: That's not normal, that's not like normal.
Speaker 1: Man, he listens to Millie Vanilli. You know he does.
Speaker 6: Girl.
Speaker 1: You know it's true.
Speaker 2: You know it's true. You guys may remember the story
of Trump at a grocery store where he handed a
woman one hundred bucks to pay for a grocery. He's
super sweet because this is what he dos. He just
like throws money at people. And so Tim Wallas even
has a problem with that and makes this really bizarre accusation.
Speaker 3: But he walks into this grocery store and he hands
one hundred dollars bill to a lady to pay for
his groceries. Did you see this? So I'm like thinking,
I wonder what he's doing there, and then I got
to thinking, I think it's just natural. Any woman he
sees he pays off because he did something on there.
I'm gonna I don't know, I don't know, but this
is the one that caught my eye.
Speaker 1: Again.
Speaker 2: He's of shit.
Speaker 1: This guy is again what happened at the Indigo Girls concert, Tim,
We all want to know, but listen, people are struggling
to pay for groceries. So for him to make fun
of that, like people are struggling economically, and that's really
not cool for him to do that. Plus, remember last
week we talked about him walking into that coffee shop
and then being like, somebody else pay for this, you know,
because he's a because he's a public servant now, so
we have to pay for all of his crap, whereas
Trump is like, let me pay for your groceries, let
me not take a salary, and then he's making fun
of Trump. You may want to take all the seats
lumberjack boy, will mart did you just like get that
from tractors suplace to we put that on you so
you can make you look like a lumber He talk
about cosplay.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, he loves that word. Now that's a
yes word. In fact, he accuses Jadie Vance of denigrading
where he grew up, which is not That was not
my experience of reading Hillbillyology or seeing the movie. He
was not denigrading. He was honestly recounting how he grew
up in in the Apples. This is not denigrating it.
It's simply a fact. And so Tim Wallas is just
flat wrong when he talks about Jade Walls. But also,
do we want someone in a vice presidential position who
doesn't know what venture capitalism means.
Speaker 3: He became a media darling. He wrote a book about
the place he grew up, but the premise was was
trashing that place where he grew up rather than lifting
it up. This guy's a venture capitalist, costplaying like he's
a cowboy or something. No, I don't even know what
a venture capitalist does. Most of the time.
Speaker 1: That's not okay. That's he's basically like jd Vance is
smart and successful and I'm dumb. Please like me what
Why would you say that out loud? And the only man,
the only person costplaying is him in that flannel shirt. Honestly,
it's brand news. Somebody slapped that on him with that
hat and they were like, listen, you have to look
more masculine because of the kicks you've got. It's gotta
we got to balance out those gay kicks.
Speaker 2: And even like gay.
Speaker 1: Men are like, that is too gay, right, It's too.
Speaker 2: Much, it's too much. And again it's like when Kamala
learns a new word, she uses it over and over
and over again. That's what he's doing with the word
cosplay is. You can also hear from this clip.
Speaker 16: I no gun.
Speaker 2: I'm a veteran, I'm a hunter, I'm a gun owner.
I know most of these are costplaying like they're top
or they don't, they really don't.
Speaker 1: I mean this is he is a cosplayer. I think
that's why saying it so much. And he dresses up
as Jessica Rabbit, you know he does. Oh my gosh,
he's ridiculous.
Speaker 2: All right, we got to get to Kamala and her
appearance on Charlemagne's show. Just a few clips to play
from that. First of all, it's very pandury. The entire
thing was very very pandury. She started out by saying,
oh yeah, reparations, totally all about it.
Speaker 27: What's you on reparations? We all know that America became great,
you know, off the backs a free black labor. How
progressive are you on making it a priority?
Speaker 7: Make you Zeke?
Speaker 8: I appreciate that, Thank you, and thank you for your work.
So to your point, yes, I am running to be
a president for all Americans. That being said, I do
have clear eyes about the disparities that exist and the
context in which they exist, meaning history. To your point,
So my agenda, well, first of all, on the point
of reparations, it has to be studied. There's no question
about that, and I've been very clear about that position.
In terms of my immediate plan, I will tell you
a few of the following one as it relates to
the economy, which is a lot of what you have addressed. Look,
I grew up in the middle class. My mother, you know,
worked hard, me and my sister, and by the time
I was in high school, she was able to afford
our first home. My second mother, woman who helped raise us,
was a small business owner. I know who our small
business owners are, and I have convened black small business
owners way before I was running for president.
Speaker 2: Can you even believe she did it again?
Speaker 1: Yeah, and he didn't call her out on it. He didn't.
Speaker 2: You can't make it up. You can't make it.
Speaker 1: Up, you guys. Did you know that she was middle class.
Speaker 2: And her mom didn't have a house until they were
she was a teenager. She has such a mom blah blah.
I mean, none of this answers anything.
Speaker 1: I know, it's a mom business.
Speaker 2: And then Charlemagne was so he got absolutely killed and
his comments on Instagram for being just way too soft
and not pressing her at all where it mattered, and.
Speaker 1: Just not because he wants her to win, because he's misguided. Yep.
Speaker 2: And there was a moment where he led her into
calling Trump fascist and she was like, mm hmmm, I mean,
this is how gross they are.
Speaker 8: You have to choices or you don't vote, but you
have two choices if you do. And it's two very
different visions for our nation. One mind, that is about
taking us forward and progress and investing the American people,
investing in their ambitions, dealing with their challenges, and the other,
Donald Trump, is about taking us backward.
Speaker 28: The other is about fascism. Why can't we just say it?
Speaker 2: Yes, we can't say that.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, So God, I'm glad that she's lowering the
temperature because that right there, that sort of language.
Speaker 2: Is the reason that he's had two.
Speaker 1: Assassination attempts on his life. Yep, that right there. So
don't lecture me about lowering the temperature.
Speaker 2: Ever, there was I couldn't find this clip that I
read in a transcript somewhere that she was complaining about
Trump instilling fear in people and constantly wanting people to
be afraid, and then in the literally the very next breath,
she said, for example, just look at his project twenty
twenty five, and then proceeded to talk about all these
scary things from a plan that is not even his.
And then she's going to complain about him fear mongering.
Speaker 1: What the hell?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you can't even make it.
Speaker 1: Well, that's the Obama playbook, right, Yeah, that's exactly right.
Speaker 2: He did ask one sort of tough and sort of
you know question about her uh work or not relack
thereof on the border, and she pushed back very hard,
and he cowered. And you can, like, even though there's
no video, you can actually see the cowardy.
Speaker 1: You can hear it, and you're yeh, here it is.
Speaker 28: The Biding administration had to take some blame for the border,
though a lot of the blame because I mean, the
first three years, y'all did get a lot of things wrong.
Speaker 1: With the border.
Speaker 8: Charlamagne. Within hours of being inaugurated, the first bill we passed,
before we did the Inflation Reduction Act, before we did
the Bipartisan Infrastructure Act, before we did the Safer Communities
Act to deal with gun violence, first thing we dropped
was a bill to fix the broken immigration system.
Speaker 1: Wrong, totally wrong. It was all about you say, she
passed it.
Speaker 2: No you didn't.
Speaker 1: No, no, you didn't. It was all wrong. Plus Mayorcis
there's an actual quote from him in twenty twenty one,
we rescinded so many Trump immigration policies. We've lost count.
Speaker 2: There were ninety four. I know the number, it's ninety four.
Speaker 1: He lost cab Well, he can't count. I mean he didn't.
He doesn't know how to do that. And then amnesty
is what they wanted. That's what they still want. Yeah,
because listen, if they make those people, those criminals legal,
then they're not criminals anymore. Can't you see? You know
what they are? They become Democrat voters. Yep, that's what
they become. So wait to push back? There the god.
Speaker 2: And then he asked her about why she lets Trump
call her a borderzar when he knows everybody knows that
was never her role. I could not even believe that
he this stupid, but he was take a listen.
Speaker 28: You to borderzar when that's not even your permission for that.
But I mean, you don't push back on it because
that wasn't that's not that wasn't your role with.
Speaker 2: Fact checkers have made that clear.
Speaker 8: Look, if I responded to every name he called me,
I wouldn't be focused on the things that actually helped
the American people.
Speaker 1: And that's why, Yes, you've really helped us. It really
helped us. That's why the entire country is on fire
right now. Yeah, you've done a lot.
Speaker 2: Uh two more quick ones, one where she complains about misinformation.
I'm just gonna let it run into the last one
where he I have to give her credit because this
is clever, a clever way to address the fact that
she constantly repeats herself as we just heard her say,
she comes from the middle class family. Now, I think
her team has given her a new strategy about how
to deal with that accusation of the constant repetitiveness. You'll
hear that after she talks about disinformation.
Speaker 8: The biggest challenge is that I face is missing disinformation,
and it's purposeful because it is meant to convince people
that they somehow should not believe that the work that
I have done has has occurred and has meaning.
Speaker 28: Now, you know one thing they've been saying. A lot
of your press heres get criticized. You know, folks that
you come off as a very scripted. They say, you
like to stick to your talking points, and some media
says you had.
Speaker 1: That would be called disciplined.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, okay, that's what they're going to say. Now,
she's just very disciplined in her messaging. That's how they're
going to spend it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that is stupid.
Speaker 2: It's as good as you can get when you are
clearly guilty of doing that over and over and over again.
That's a that's as good of an excuse as they're
going to find.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's just another word for scripted. It is.
Speaker 2: It sounds better, though, I guess.
Speaker 24: Yes.
Speaker 1: It's discipline means that somebody is telling you what to
do and you're doing it. My daughter goes to practice
twice a day, you know, six days a week. It's
very disciplined of her because she's being told to do it.
I mean, you know what I mean. It's like, there's
nothing impromptu about that, but she does it. And it's
great that she does it. Yes, it's I mean, that
is a respectable thing. I appreciate that about her. But
I mean to say that that's like something that somebody
else isn't saying you need to do this in order
to get to this. She's doing that. She's disciplined in
saying those things. Because she knows there's a means to
an end.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's she's just rehearsed. Scripted, its disciplined. It's just
a new word.
Speaker 1: It is literally another word for being scripted. It is
like you're staying on task. You're staying on task because
somebody is telling you to stay on that task.
Speaker 15: Hm.
Speaker 1: Okay, But I guess dumb people fall for that.
Speaker 2: Yeah all right, yeah, I guess absolutely they will. They'll
and they'll use it. You're gonna see that everywhere now.
I just know it.
Speaker 1: I just god, people are so stupid in this country.
Speaker 2: The new talking points of the You'll probably hear it
on mainstream media. You'll hear about how undisciplined Trump is
and how disciplined KAMA is in their messaging.
Speaker 1: Don't want some I mean listen, Discipline is one thing
to make to get up in the morning at four
in the morning and do the job. I get it.
But when you're doing it because somebody else is telling
you to do it, that's not what we want as
a president. And we need somebody who can go off script, yes,
all the time.
Speaker 2: We need the time, buddy. That is wow.
Speaker 1: I just people are dumb, man.
Speaker 2: It's time for your d D.
Speaker 1: Okay, my DD is something very uplifting. This is a
University of Nebraska. Want to make sure I get the
university right. They invited a kid that I don't know
his age, but they invited him to play football because
he has brain cancer. And I just love this clip.
And I don't know about University of Nebraska, but I
thought it was really cool that the players did this.
Speaker 15: It is Jack Hoffman.
Speaker 2: I'm out of the field right now. There's four kat
in short.
Speaker 4: Jack Hofbery has been adopted, really by.
Speaker 10: This football team.
Speaker 2: A young man who is battled break cancer. He's on
the field right now for the hunting. So Taylor gets
a shift round kids it to Jack. Here he goes.
Speaker 24: Up front.
Speaker 1: He's run on the infield. Listen to this crown as
Jack hawerin.
Speaker 28: A young man.
Speaker 4: As I mentioned, he's really been adopted by this football team.
Speaker 2: This sport a touchdowns. What a moment and both benches.
Speaker 12: Empty that that was a moment right there.
Speaker 2: Wow, goose bumps.
Speaker 1: I know, I love that so much, so precious, Oh
my gosh, I love that.
Speaker 2: Okay, a few more thank yous before we hit the road.
Osuki says, yes, Daisy, Pelosi is praying to the devil.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that woman is right.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm genius. The first says did you hear about
the kidnapping at school? He eventually woke up the kidnapping.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, okay, I got it. God, that took me
like way too long. Like I was so into like.
Speaker 2: The Julia Roberts face with all the math behind her.
Speaker 4: That took me.
Speaker 1: That was bad. I need more coffee, you guys.
Speaker 2: Leah, I think referring back to that trans weirdo that
Stephanie Rule was crying over, Leah says, does Trump think
it's human? Wasn't Trump the first US president to have
an openly gay person in his cabinet? People are so brainwashed.
Speaker 1: They really are brainwashed, aren't they.
Speaker 2: But I don't even like to include gay people in
the same category as the trans, trans, queer, non binary
weirdos because they're like, gay people aren't crazy, and I
feel like the non binary people that's a whole.
Speaker 1: I think gay people want them to be in the
same category as them. They're like, can.
Speaker 2: Please get out of our alphabet? Can you not let
me just stop? Riba, Henry, thank you very generous, Riba
says these demo women shouldn't speak for women as a whole.
I have my own mind. I can speak for myself.
I don't agree with anything that these women stand for.
I care about my freedom and our future. Without freedom,
nothing else matters.
Speaker 1: So right then, go h Max Bang.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much, Max says Harris is speaking today
in the Washington Crossing Park. I live across the street
from her stage. I am flying a huge Trump flag.
Have a fantastic day, everybody. Love it, love it, love it,
love it. Let's hope I do. I have to do
this right, Let's see. Carrio twenty three says, knock knock.
Speaker 1: Who's there?
Speaker 2: Ah ah who the Werewolves of London?
Speaker 1: I got it? I did it wrong.
Speaker 2: I mean you couldn't know. That's not a good one
to read, right. Paula Johnson says it's very suspicious how
Kamala never talks about her father. Indeed it is ye.
Jordan Fowler says Chicks Daily Watcher, first time commenter. I
usually catch the tail end of the show and always
wanted to say Hi, thanks for all the work you do.
Love the show. Hi, Jordan, Hello, Hi. All right, you guys,
try not to miss us too much. For the next
two days, a really good four day week.
Speaker 1: Mock is going to be going to see her kid
and her house and all sorts of things. And I'm
going to right.
Speaker 2: So that means if you're a local supporter or Facebook insiders,
you're gonna get You're gonna see some Maclago progress, right.
Speaker 1: And I'm gonna be doing a college visit with my
daughter so in a swim meet.
Speaker 2: And you should also post that.
Speaker 1: I'll be posting. I'll be posting stuff like that. You
guys are not gonna be flaps today because Astro's just chilling.
I don't want to bother her. She's chilling on the couch.
But I will make it up next week. I promise
you guys have a wonderful Wednesday. We will talk to
you on Monday. Bye everybody, Hie