Speaker 1: We're gonna beats out of them.
Speaker 2: Listen, the more deportees, the better liberals are so dig
our heels in.
Speaker 1: It's like they cannot be wrong on this.
Speaker 2: It's just vile. Obviously, any of these democrats socialists, they
don't understand how money and epin house actually works.
Speaker 1: Oh totally. You know what every single one of us
wanted to say. Hi, good morning, everybody. Happy Thursday. How
are we?
Speaker 3: We are?
Speaker 2: Well, we are careening into the weekend. It's happening, you guys, unavoidable.
It happens just like aging, which is what we spent
the majority of our pre show time talking about.
Speaker 1: Ninety Poor Phil is like, you guys are depressing.
Speaker 2: This hurts, and that hurts, and these things hurt.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 2: Okay, let's get into some things and some stuff, shall we.
Let's do it. So I'm going to show you a
report from Trey Yinst from yesterday morning. Okay, yeah, we
are matching everybody. We don't have a land.
Speaker 1: We don't never plan it. You guys never planned brain share.
Speaker 4: That's what we do.
Speaker 2: But anyway, Trey Yanks yesterday on Fox and Friends was
giving an update about Trump and what the United States's
reaction would be to the fact that Iran hurled a
bunch of missiles at one of our US bases.
Speaker 4: And so.
Speaker 2: Again, this was yesterday morning. This was talking about what
was gonna happen last night.
Speaker 5: Yeah, guys, good morning, President Trump. Reacting to that Iranian
attack on US forces overnight and Jordan. President Trump tells
Fox News about Iran, we are going to beat the
effing s out of them. We went on to say,
We'll be hitting them hard. They're going to get a beating.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, it just like it's the greatest right there.
We're gonna beat the out of them, right.
Speaker 2: I love how Trey has to say that. So in
any case, we we did do that last night. The
problem is is, as of show prep time, I was
unable to find out the impacts of whatever it is
that we did. So there were strikes, and I guess
now we're sort of in this waiting mode where we've
got to see what we did. We have to find
out what we did and get a read on it.
But we did not have that as of the time
that we were putting the show together. So we did,
but we did strike hard. Trump promised we would, and
we did, and that has happened, so now there continues
to be disagreement about what the appropriate next steps are,
like what should we be doing? How much more? How
much more should we f the s out of them?
So to speak? You know what I mean? Like there
is a lot of disagreement even among Republicans about what
we should do. And I saw a very interesting spat
about that between two conservatives, one being Ben Shapiro, the
other being Sean Davis from the Federalist And normally, you know,
I agree with a lot of things that both of
them say, and so it was a really interesting back
and forth. In the end, I think Ben is correct,
and you're gonna have a lot of reading to do.
Speaker 1: Oh I can't wait. Let me take a drink.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I get yourself hydragon hydration.
Speaker 1: All right, here we go.
Speaker 2: What's your throat coated? Coded? Because it was very very interesting,
and they were not friendly to one another because Ben
Ben is more hawkish as everybody knows, and Sean seems
to be one of these people that's like, we just
need to work it out. They're just chatting and negotiating
and some memorandums of understanding and so on.
Speaker 1: I'm kind of sick of the sternly awarded letters from
every angle, every place, everywhere. I'm just tired of it,
you know.
Speaker 2: So start from the bottom, because you're gonna see what
Sean wrote first. And I think he was responding to
a tweet from Ben, where Ben is like negotiation, You
can't negotiate with terrorists essentially, right, and so bomb the
fing s out of them.
Speaker 1: That's basically what he was saying.
Speaker 2: Well, he was just he was refuting this idea that
there was any way to make them change their mind
about how psychotic they are terrorists. They're exactly they are.
Speaker 1: Cheering with right, This is just absurd. Okay, I'll start
from the bottom.
Speaker 2: So yeah, so here read what Sean said at the bottom.
Speaker 1: First, the world is a nasty place full of nasty people,
just like it always has been. Yet actual statesmen understand
that peace often requires making deals with icky people, as
the US is done for centuries with regimes that did
far more damage to the US. So now you can
read guns respond your contention that the two alternatives are
one negotiating with bad people are two. Demanding war until
every possible enemy is dead is silly and reductive. Of course,
not every bad actor is bad in the same way,
not all negotiations are equal. Few victories require total annihilation
rather than thorough defeat. The question is how much force
is required to achieve america is interest. The answer depends
on several factors, including the reliability of Iran's commitments, the
credibility of our threat of force, and the amount of
pain they can withstand in our willingness to bring that
amount to amount of pain to bear. But here's what
won't do it Taking the Obama position that the only
alternative to demanding war until every possible enemy is dead
is cutting a truly crappy deal with an overly dishonest
enemy dedicated to destroying America and her allies. But I
think you know that, which is why you went with
the reductive silliness.
Speaker 2: Right And so here is how Sean responded, these.
Speaker 1: Are wonderful people with whom we can cut a deal.
Is itself reductive and silly with the side of effeminate
passive aggressiveness designed to manipulate people into believing total war
is the only option. You already implied you believe negotiating
is pointless. That was the entire point of your post.
I'm sorry if your post was dumb and juvenile and
fantastical and quite deliberately binary, But that's on you, not me.
Why do they have to be such? Why do they
have to be like this back in the real world,
where wars have consequences and costs, and where inconvenient facts
on the ground can't be waved away with slogans and
silly talking points, and negotiation is necessary. Thankfully Trump advanced,
and Wick Coof and Kushner and Rubio all understand this,
even if so many tough talking keyboard corporals don't key
is mean, okay, I mean, that's to me. There's a
lot of name calling there that didn't have to happen,
you know.
Speaker 2: And this is this is where Ben breaks it down,
literally breaks it down into a binary what our choices
actually are? And this I thought he thought out the
first one so well, So go ahead.
Speaker 1: Direct reasonable people with whom we can cut a wonderful deal,
because they aren't. No wonderful deal is available under current conditions.
The worst available option remains a crappy deal, as it
always was. You and others MBD, for example, what's MBD?
MBD asked what we should do? Then I don't know
what that is, ask what we should do that. As
I've said many many times on the show, here are
some options. Number One, ramp up economic and military pressure
dramatically so as to achieve our interest through their capitulation
or otherwise. This can include taking out carg and South
Pars that's destroying their export capacity or moving their relevance
to the Chinese and making them an obstacle to Chinese
economic growth, given that they will then be an oil
free irritant holding up regional oil flow. It could also
include destroying Pickaxe Mountain, where they have apparently hidden their
remaining nuclear program. We could then continue to radically ramp
up all of our domestic oil production as well as
oil production in Venezuela, and leave the issue of the
straight to the far more interested actors, including the Chinese, Japanese,
and Europeans, while maintaining our crippling economic sanctions.
Speaker 2: I mean, just pause for a second to take that in,
like he has really really thought that through all of
the global impacts and how that would all play into
our hands total if we did increase or ramp up
the military pressure.
Speaker 1: Especially in respect to the Chinese.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Number two, leave right now and simply maintain our economic
sanctions on Iran, declare correctly that we have crippled their
nuclear program and missile and drone production facilities, and free
the hands of our allies, including Israel, UAE and Saudi
to perform overwatch function on the Iranians. As for the
straight same recommendation as the above, and here's the rest.
Speaker 2: This is it.
Speaker 1: I believe that one is better than two, and so
far as it prevents the near and midterm rearmament of
Iran and puts the regime on extraordinarily tenuous footing for
the foreseeable future, only the only possibility of recovery becomes
reintegration into the world economy, which we can stop, all
of which would give us actual negotiating leverage if there
is to be any had. But two is still better
than say, a truly garbage MoU that hands Iran pretty
much everything in exchange for pretty much nothing. But thanks,
as always, you're deliberately a misleading analysis that relies on
throwing around charges of effeminate posting. Yeah, that was unnecessary,
And Sean, I do have to say for the record
that when it comes to passive aggressive effeminate posting, you
have no peer out gie. I mean, the whole them
calling each other girls is just do we have to
do that?
Speaker 2: Can we just have the conversation? Well, these are strong disagreements,
as we saw, but I tend to and I don't listen.
Nobody likes this conflict, but are what are we supposed
to do? And those were really the two options. We
either leave or we keep doing the things until they
are so crippled and that we are no longer impacted.
We're producing our own oil. We don't need them, and
everybody else that does need them, they can deal with it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know what I mean, nobody, Yeah, we know
what you I mean. I think a lot of us
know what you mean. Nobody likes the conflict that we're
dealing with terrorists who want us to die.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I think people just don't. They think, oh no, it's fine,
you know, they just say that. It doesn't mean they're
gonna do it. Okay.
Speaker 2: I believe people.
Speaker 1: When they tell me who they are and they want
exactly they don't want us to be alive.
Speaker 2: Right, okay exactly. So Anyway, that was just an interesting
back and forth that I thought was worth sharing in
light of the fact that we are continuing strikes against
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Speaker 2: Real quick update and I think this is a welcome
one about some immigration changes that are taking place at airports.
This is exactly what we voted for. Right now, Brent.
Speaker 8: The New York Times reporting exclusively that they have viewed
documents that reveal the Trump administration has begun has begun
arresting foreigners with expired US visas as they are traveling
through airports now, and this includes spouses of American citizens.
This opening up a big pool for potential deportees here
in the United States, all part of the president's program
moving forward for the rest of his term.
Speaker 2: Brett, I'll allow it. Right, it's great news. I mean,
that's listen, the more deportees, the better. That's what we
voted for, and that is what they're doing whatever. I mean,
all the different policies, policy ideas that they can implement,
their doing it, and I love to see it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, me too. It's great.
Speaker 2: Also, if anybody's interested in sort of this gossip, Marjorie
Taylor Green and that dude got married. So that happened.
Speaker 1: Okay, I really don't care about her, but okay, she's
probably gonna document that all put on her little podcast
or whatever it is, or show that she'd.
Speaker 2: Day in the life or whatever. Yeah, anyway, she's married.
They got married in Vegas, I think, so whatever. All right,
moving on to the big news of yesterday, which was,
of course the hearing that took place with Fauci and
as well, I know you didn't think he was going
to plead the fifth I kind of thought he was and.
Speaker 1: Was completely wrong yesterday, because I mean, this guy's had
camera chev in his face forever and he never like
let down an opportunity to be on camera and to
say things. And then all of a sudden yesterday it
was like, I'm not going to say anything. Isn't that
weird how that happened? So, yes, that was wrong.
Speaker 2: He did, however, give an opening statement where it was like,
how do you do you release my personal diaries? And
just more nonsense. But anyway, here's a little piece of
his opener.
Speaker 9: His Senator Paul's obvious obsession with calling for my prosecution,
his repeated slanderous comments about me, and recently his publicly
releasing my unredacted personal diary aimed at embarrassing and intimidating me.
The only conclusion I can reach is that the sole
reason he is calling me before this committee is to
get me to say something, anything, that could vindicate his
repeated public pledges that I end up in his words
quote behind bars unquote.
Speaker 3: Any reasonable person.
Speaker 9: Ye who has followed his unhinged obsession with me, would
readily come to the same conclusion. Therefore, although it pains
me to do so because of the respect I have
for the legislative branch of government and my decades long
record of cooperating with Congress. Under the advice of my attorneys,
I will invoke my right onto the fifth Amendment of
the Constitution to refrain from answering your questions. Thank you.
Speaker 2: You can see in the back there. Yeah, she's like
this was going to happen.
Speaker 1: Total piece of crap. Yeah, I mean this this guy,
I just he's awful. Like the whole thing yesterday was awful.
You cannot say that it's your personal diary. When they
were on government it was on government servers.
Speaker 2: That's why it's such a it's just such an idiotic thing.
It is to say, if you want a personal diary,
keep that in your nightstand, right, you don't post it
on government servers. Right, do it like a teenage girl?
Speaker 1: Does it?
Speaker 2: Write it in your little use hearts over the hours anyway,
they because they knew well obviously because he said that
he would be pleading the fifth and not answering any questions.
Part of the hearing included just a lot of mocking
of Fauci for doing that, and they wanted to test
is he really going to plead the.
Speaker 1: Fifth on everything?
Speaker 2: And when I say to you that yes, he did
on everything, I mean everything. Here's an example you have.
Speaker 9: That in front of you, on the advice of counsel,
I respectfully declined to answer it based upon my rights
under the Fifth Amendment.
Speaker 3: That the Constitution let the record record that.
Speaker 7: The witness has refused to answer whether there's a folder
in front of him based on his Fifth Amendment, right.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 2: I love that. Everybody laughed at that. It's my favorite.
Speaker 1: Okay. I just cannot believe that he spent years being like,
oh my god, pay attention to me, pay attention to me,
and now he says nothing.
Speaker 2: He has to read it too, like you said it.
Speaker 1: Like one hundred eleven times, and he had to keep
whipping it out. Have you not memorized it already?
Speaker 2: You lose her.
Speaker 1: But he's so afraid he's put on the brakes. He's
afraid he's going to perjure himself. Why you can't keep
track of all the lies?
Speaker 2: Well, that's exactly it, exactly. It sought a gaggle of
attorneys with him, one of which insisted on sitting right
next to him, which is totally not the protocol, and
in fact, his attorney was asked not to do that.
There was a row of seating behind where Fauci was
that all of his attorneys could sit at. And ultimately
this guy caused enough of a rucus that he got
kicked out.
Speaker 7: But the attorneys are not recognized. In fact, the attorney
was told not to sit at the table and he's
not obeying that recommendation. There's a row behind you, sir,
that's where you were told to sit, and you're not.
And now you're disrupting the proceedings. And so look, this
is the way Anthony Fauci wants to be remembered. For
a lawyer not listening to the rules, that's the way
you want to be remembered, and that's where you're going
to do. You are not recognized, sir, Security please remove
in from the room right.
Speaker 10: Good for.
Speaker 11: I'm just.
Speaker 7: Let the records state that doctor Fausci will still have
the advice of the other half a dozen attorneys that
he brought along today.
Speaker 1: Right totally. And also let the record show that we
paid for those attorneys. Think of the money, the gobs
and gobs of money that he has made off the
backs of the American taxpayer. We paid for that. We
paid for all those jerks to be in there. I mean,
that's true, and to disrespect the process no less well.
Speaker 2: And the whole idea of him, you know, pleading the
fifth was a point of contention, obviously, and Ran Paul
addressed that.
Speaker 1: And here's a little bit of that part ordering it.
Speaker 7: President Biden issued just weeping pardon standing back to twenty fourteen,
the same pardon he gave to his son Hunter. A
pardon may protect a person from criminal prosecution, doesn't rewrite history,
It does not erase documents, It does not convert a
misleading statement into a truthful one, and it does not
prevent Congress from establishing what happened.
Speaker 3: There will be.
Speaker 7: Another pandemic, There will be another crisis, and there will
again be officials who insist that uncertainty must be hidden
for the public's own good. They will demand obedience. They
will invoke science, I am this science as though it
were a commandment. They will argue that government officials cannot
be questioned because questioning them would undermine public trust. They
have it backwards. It is secrecy that destroys trust. It
is arrogance that destroys trust. It is censorship that destroys trust,
And it is the refusal to admit error that destroys trust.
That loss of trust may be your most damaging legacy.
Trust can't be ordered, it has to be earned. No
scientist is above scrutiny, no government official is beyond accountability
and no public service and has the right to treat
the suffering of millions of Americans as a footnote to
his version of history.
Speaker 2: Yeah, people were making a big fuss about the girl
behind ran gorgeous, gorgeous, and a lot of people were
noticing nobody knows.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Grok was trying to say that it was this girl
that it clearly wasn't, and everybody was mad at groc
because they were like, you're showing the photo of someone
that does not look anything like this.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I have, I maybe should. Maybe she had a
ton of surgery or something, but she looks young enough
to not do that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't. Yeah that I just I don't know
who it was, but she captured a lot of attention.
I will just say that.
Speaker 1: It's just like going back to this set spectacle yesterday.
I just find it so interesting that all of this
is political. It's become political, Like the people on the
left are like the no kings. People are like, let's
coordinate this troll and look to him so you can
tell me how to walk and a gross store, you know,
Like I it's the whole thing was just absurd to me,
Like I had people like I told you I fought
with some guy on my Facebook page, or like liberals
are so dig our heels in. It's like they cannot
be wrong on this. But we listened to him, you know.
He told us how to live our lives and do everything,
and he'd shut down businesses and shut down cities and
he was proud of it. And like, I just find
it so bizarre that this is this has become political.
Speaker 2: It's as if people on the left weren't negatively impacted
by what he did. Also, it's like, remember, kids, they
are right.
Speaker 1: They're absolute massacres these people. And it's like it happened
with Doge, it's happening with COVID, it happens with all
this stuff where they just feel like, you got we
have to dig our heels in to protect this guy.
He wasn't protecting you. He was making all of our
lives a living hell on the whole premise that he
just wanted attention he's just a narcissistic freak, and they
just they want to dig their heels and to protect him.
It's crazy to me they do.
Speaker 2: In fact, we've got a tiny little montage of some
of the Democrats that were part of the hearing just
fawning over him. That's still I mean, it's crazy.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 2: Bill Malusian did confirm that after the hearing, Rand announced
that they that Homeland Security, Security, and Government Affairs committees
would vote on a resolution next week to hold him
in contempt over his pleading of the fifth So we'll
see where that leads. We've got some analysis from an
attorney at the end of the segment that we'll talk
about that a little bit more. But they aren't I mean,
they're not just going to be like, Okay, well that's
that he's not going to speak and so we're done
with him. They're going to exhaust every possibility that they
have in order to try to bring some sort of
justice to this.
Speaker 1: Mons state, right, And some people are mad that they
didn't do that yesterday. People were like, why don't they
do something today? I mean, they knew he's because like
people like you or they knew he's going to plead
the fifth. I actually didn't think he was going to
do that at all, so I figure you'd like to talk.
But if they knew that one, well, because there's procedures
and there's processes, and they can't do that, they have
to wait. But I he needs to go to jail.
Speaker 2: I don't think that's going to happen at the very least.
I'm not trying to be.
Speaker 1: Like a Okay, but at the very least, we should
not be paying this asshole a pension. Like, at the
very least, can somebody please do something so he is
not getting money, the gobs and gobs of money from
the American taxpayer that he has gotten.
Speaker 2: I am positive that that's not going to happen either. Okay, sorry,
I don't mean to be the messenger, the messenger of
bad news, but like these are things that are I
don't think that they're possible at this point. I think
the best we can hope for is that he's going
to have to die knowing that his legacy was ruined
because he acted like a celebrity hungry lunatic. People were
going to get more justice than that.
Speaker 1: He was that. But just that alone should prove that
the public health interest was not at the front of
his mind. He was there. He was at the front
of his mind always, always.
Speaker 12: All right.
Speaker 2: So the Democrats that took part in this hearing just
embarrassing themselves. Here's a little montage of how they fond.
Speaker 6: I want to start by thanking you for more than
fifty years of service to this country at the National
Institutes of Health, all right, and it is unfortunate that
you have been put in the position that you are
in today.
Speaker 11: The campaign to vilify you, doctor Fauci, is just one
part of this larger campaign against science and facts, a
campaign that has made Americans less save.
Speaker 13: I just want to say and start by just saying
thank you to you for your service to this nation.
I didn't know much about you prior to the pandemic.
Speaker 2: This is just vile, vile.
Speaker 1: But the Kings, no kings, you guys.
Speaker 2: Oh god. So there were the Republicans that were on
the committee just let loose and in the most satisfying way,
because even though we know, as we've seen many times,
these hearings are a dog and pony show. There rarely
is any accountability, rarely any consequences for the bad guys.
And yet there is something satisfying about hearing them say
exactly what you would want to say if you were
face to face with Fauci, Right, there is some satisfaction
in that. So yes, is it a dog and Pony show?
Is it clips? Of course, but it does feel good
when you hear a Josh Holly, for example, say.
Speaker 4: This, Yeah, well, silence is admission.
Speaker 3: And here's the real saying.
Speaker 4: At the end of the day, it wasn't just about
the money, really, wasn't It was really about a power
trip out. I mean, through all of this, you want
to be the most famous scientists in the world. You
were so focused on getting every award and every drop
of cash that you could, all because you wanted to
be on TV. You wanted to be the son god
of science. You wanted to be the guy who was
in charge of it all. You wanted to blam bass Trump.
You wanted to make sure that nobody else stole your spotlight.
You wanted to be the guy you had time to
sit for in Style magazine. Here's what you were doing
with your time. You could sit for in Style magazine,
But you can't answer questions for the American people. You
could sit for in Style magazine, but you're here taking
the fifth You could sit for in Style magazine and
get a million bucks in cash awards. But now the
cat's got your tongue. I bet he does so true.
I tell you what, here's my conclusion from all of this.
This was really all about you the whole time. Somewhere
along the way you lost your way. You may have
been a good public servant at one time. I don't know,
but I can tell you from reading your emails now,
from looking at what you did, how you used your employees,
Somewhere along the line it became all about you. You
became a narcissist and a megalomaniac and a liar. And
you've lied to the American people, and you've lied to
this body, and you've disgraced your profession by doing it.
You called yourself the most famous scientists in the world.
You've done more to harm science than anybody in my lifetime.
And I hope you'll go home and write.
Speaker 3: That in your diary.
Speaker 14: Oh.
Speaker 2: I love that line so much.
Speaker 1: I hope you'll go have to write that in your diary.
I loved that.
Speaker 2: Uh huh, oh God, I love that.
Speaker 1: He was just a lunatic dwarf on a power trip.
That's it. That's it.
Speaker 2: And he had to sit therea to sit there and
listen to everybody call him out on it, and that
what that felt good? Like we needed that, you know, and.
Speaker 1: Somebody did, somebody said in our comments. And it's true
the gay community hated him since the eighties, since all
the he did. He's done stuff before COVID. So I
know that we want to focus on COVID, but he was.
Speaker 2: Jerk before that.
Speaker 1: He was on a power trip before it.
Speaker 2: It's true, It's true. We have a lot more, especially
to get to with Bernie Moreno, the reason for my
name today, and that deserves a per.
Speaker 1: He really he is kind of hot. He is hot.
Speaker 2: I mean we've said it before because and like any
time he does these hearings, like the hotness is exponential.
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Speaker 2: All right, so Bernie, there was, first of all, the
moment where he asked people in the room to stand,
those people who had been negatively impacted, as most everybody was,
if they were honest with themselves for even half a second.
But he asked the people that came specifically to stand
and be recognized by doctor Fauci for the harm that
he caused them, and that little troll wouldn't even turn around.
Speaker 1: And turn around.
Speaker 2: In fact, there was a moment and you'll see it
where he even consults with his lawyer ostensibly to find
out is it okay if I don't turn around and
look at them like that's how awful he is. And
when we called him out, it was beautiful. Take a look.
Speaker 16: Can you do me a favor in the audience and
stand up? If during the time of the COVID pandemic
you were called a racist for calling the virus a
Wuhan virus or the chinavirus, If you thought the sixth
foot rule was total crap, if you thought the vaccine
wasn't something that you should take if you thought it
was outrageous the way the mass policy was rolled out,
if you were fired from your job for not taking
that vaccine, including members of the military, if you thought
closing schools was catastrophically stupid, and you thought that during
these times, saying these things made you somehow a lesser
human being.
Speaker 13: Dr Patrick.
Speaker 16: He just turn around and look at the people behind you, and.
Speaker 1: The other ones are lying.
Speaker 16: You're not willing to do that?
Speaker 2: Look, I mean, that's crazy.
Speaker 16: Is that a question? It's not a question to your
Lawyer's not a question to request. He's like, you don't
have to All you have to do is look up
from your lawyers and look at the people who were
absolutely shamed for saying what we know now to be
the truth. You can't even look at.
Speaker 3: Them, that's a that's a question.
Speaker 16: Are you able to look at them? You can sit
down to the audience.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, shut up? Can you record? He's such
a piece of crap. He's got a wife and three daughters.
Two of his daughters, one of them is a child psychologist. Wow.
And one of them is an elementary school teacher. How
how you can look at this guy and work in
education or in some sort of child counseling and not
look at him and be like this, my dad caused
harm because he did. I mean, it's and then he
called himself science.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, that was the worst. So Bernie also
recounted one of the examples, and I don't know if
it was a mom that was there in the audience
or if he was just talking about an example of
a woman who got in huge trouble for just attending
a football game, her son's football game outside. And that
was the level of crazy that we were all in
back in twenty twenty. It was remember how people would
get arrested for going to the beach, Oh like being
outside in front of the open air in the ocean,
and you couldn't do that, I mean about you.
Speaker 1: Was he was delighted to shut down New York, you know,
and in California basically delighted.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and he got off weirdly on when like the
governor mayors of these different places would listen to him.
That's what that's the kind of stuff he would put
in his diary, is like I told the NYC mayor
that he should close and he's going to He's doing.
Speaker 1: It because I have that kind of power.
Speaker 2: But that's so gross. So Bernie had had it, and
especially when he was reminded of the story, you will
hear this frustration, and again, this is what speaks for all.
Speaker 16: Of us arrested that mom for watching a football game
with her own family outside. When that story broke, I
said to myself, I cannot stand ile on the side
and watch this happen. It was about six years ago
today that I decided I'm going to give up my businesses,
sell them all, run for office, run for the United
States Senate. Here I am sitting in front of you,
six years later, saying, who the fuck do you think
you were for doing that?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 2: It is a total disgrace what.
Speaker 16: You did to this country. And if my Democratic colleagues
are standing there defending you, I hope the voters the
United States of America watched the clips of every one
of you doting on a guy who was more interested
in being a celebrity than saving America people.
Speaker 2: I mean, tell me that doesn't feel good to hear.
Speaker 1: Oh, totally, It's what every single one of us wanted
to say. So good for him for saying it. I
just I mean, yesterday I was still being called a
conspiracy theorists. Yeah, my people who still buy into this
guy's bullshit and his power trip. It's unbelievable. We're not
spiarsey theorists for this. You are just late to the
party and you have no critical thinking skills and you
blindly followed a guy.
Speaker 2: Who led you over a cliff. Like what. These people
are sick. They're just sick. Again. Remember we talked about
yesterday the fact that he went to Jake Tapper's house
for dinner in October of twenty twenty. While they were
all telling you Jake Tapper taking up his instructions and
telling us you don't get to have Thanksgiving with your
family it's too dangerous. But these guys get to have
dinner together. Oh my grass, it's just gross. And they
just are okay with it. Yeah, they still so. Yesterday
it was one hundred and eleven times. This is just
a screenshot that somebody pulled from the actual news clip,
with the Chiron saying that he had to say one
hundred and eleven times that little script that he read,
couldn't memorize after that many times about invoking the fifth
and so Bernie Moreno also was asked after the hearing.
Why do you think that he did that? Why do
you think that he did.
Speaker 1: Plead the fifth? And here is what Bernie said, Senator Marino,
why do you suspect she's pleading the fifth after testifying
to you und your plus times before?
Speaker 3: Thank you?
Speaker 1: Yeah, he is, in fact a piece of shit.
Speaker 2: I like that. He may be my new favorite senator. Right,
he is my new favorite. And he's hot.
Speaker 1: That is hot. I'm just gonna say it, like, keep
doing it, keep coming at him, because that's exactly at
least he represents constituents when he says right right, because
a lot of us are thinking it. I'm glad that
he said it.
Speaker 2: I mean, I get because like Ron was trying to
argue with me about this, saying that's you know, it's devolved,
and like everybody's saying this, it's just like everybody sounds
so ghetto ghetto. Yeah, well we're there. I was like,
and also, you get it, like I understand that rational
hija kids hid your wives obviously, but like, also it
feels good, you guys, it feels good. It feels really good.
Speaker 1: And remind him that remember when you were looking for
colleges for your son, you had to figure out which
ones required a vaccine and which ones didn't, which limited
his possibilities. That's true now, and that's just the tip
of the iceberg into what this jack hole did. He
deserves every bit of a verbal beating that we can
get him, because he probably you said, nothing will probably
happen to this guy. He'll continue to make money because
of me and because of you. So if I want
to give him a verbal beating and it makes me
feel better after all the shit he put us through,
all allow allow it. Right.
Speaker 2: So there was on CNN, of all places, there was
an attorney who was breaking down what does this mean?
Is this going to serve him? Well, this whole pleading
of the fifth and this maybe this will make us
all feel better.
Speaker 17: One hundred and twelve times to invoke the fifth Amendment.
I mean you can't even string all that together that
obviously it sends a message.
Speaker 2: Will that strategy work?
Speaker 17: Ause he says, well, I had to do that because
you know they're looking for perjury traps?
Speaker 2: Or does that just make it worse? And is he
in real trouble?
Speaker 18: I think it makes it worse. It's even a curious
way in which you wonder what his legal advice was
why they decided to do that because he does not
face criminal jeopardy for the pardon in all likelihood his
pardon for all actions before January twenty twenty five. But
that also means that you're forced to testify. That's how
prosecutors use immunity or pardons. And they say, now you're
forced to force to testify because you don't have any
criminal liability what we're going to ask you about? So
then to plead the fifth Actually, he could then be
held in contempt. There could be theoretically at least a
justice department that goes after him for not answering when
he is not really facing that criminel.
Speaker 2: Charge and also the reason put out his perjury traps.
Speaker 17: Then, of course, again to the lay person, it's just saying, well,
why wouldn't you just say the truth? What would be
the problem in that?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 17: So you know, I understand that's a lay person thing,
but it doesn't sound good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because he already has a pardon, so why wouldn't
you go and talky?
Speaker 2: Because he knows, he knows that if the DJ went
after him for perjuring himself, which he undoubtedly would, because
he'd be going against things that he said before under oath,
and but then like, so what okay? So then he
gets a perjury charge. Is he going to serve time?
Probably not. The worst that he would probably face is
a fine. And I guess his lawyers were like, that's
too risky, don't do it and.
Speaker 1: Just plead the fifth Why because they're relying on his
money so they can like they can have nice things.
Speaker 2: Maybe I don't know.
Speaker 1: This is the thing stops Scott. I would be delighted
if he's not going to go to jail. Then ruin
him financially, ruin him, make him bankrupt, it.
Speaker 2: Ruined, he makes mother to get ruined. I know, there's
just no there's a justice.
Speaker 1: There's no justice. Sucks.
Speaker 2: It absolutely sucks somebody. And I know Brian Brumley will
appreciate this a lot, But somebody made.
Speaker 3: This on the advisive counsel.
Speaker 9: I respectfully decline to answer based upon my rights under
the Fifth Amendment to the Constitution.
Speaker 15: You are.
Speaker 1: You are, you are gay, You are gay, You are
fake and gay. But here's the thing. I do think
it was really funny that he, as everybody thought, he's
so smart, and he has to read it like one
of the last times he said that statement about his
Amendment rights or whatever. He's dude, you have to take
it out of your folder.
Speaker 2: It's like the one.
Speaker 1: Hundred and tenth time you've said it. And you're supposed
to be science. You're so smart.
Speaker 2: Good lord.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 2: Anyway, that's what happened with Fauci, and I guess you know,
we'll see what happens next week when they when the
committees take their vote on holding them in contempt. You know,
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Speaker 2: If you are one of our audience members that is
in Wisconsin, you in danger, You and danger. There is
this chick that is running for governor of your state,
who is, of course one of the Democrats Socialists of America.
Her name is Francesca Hong and she's crazy. She is
legitimately crazy, and she is winning by a lot her
primary against other Democrats obviously, who are all psycho but
none that are as psycho as she is. And so
the guy that she would ultimately be up against in
a general election for governor is Tim Tiffany. He's running
as a Republican and he was asked about her and
her crazy ideas on the news last night.
Speaker 20: Hereous as a candidate, Francesca Hong. She's leading in these
recent polls. Congressman, your thoughts on the DSA now targeting Wisconsin,
because whoever wins that primary on August eleventh is likely
going to be your opponent.
Speaker 3: I know some are trying to have this off.
Speaker 21: I don't know if they're going to be able to
do it, because there's great passion amongst some in the
base of the Democrat Party to adopt socialism.
Speaker 3: But we're going to find out whether they capitulate.
Speaker 21: Or not, and if they do, there is going to
be I mean, first of all, there's a clear contrast already,
but there's going to be a really clear contrast because
the Democrat that you see on the screen here, she's
called for abolishing prisons, abolishing the police, not just befunding
the police, abolishing police, and taking over having government run
grocery stores.
Speaker 3: I mean, it is as extreme as.
Speaker 21: You can get the contrast is going to be very
clear if someone like her is elected.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and she also she was thirty seven years old
when her parents paid off like thirty eight thousand dollars
with a credit card debt. Because she's too much of
a loser to do.
Speaker 2: That, she started a Ramin store with her husband. And
because you obviously any of these Democrats socialists, they don't
understand how money and economics actually works. So and she
was sued by Capital One for thirty grand it was
her parents that helped her pay it off, even as
she was a grown ass.
Speaker 1: Adult thirty seven years old, and she's running for godniculous, Like,
seriously ridiculous. Did the Democrats have any normal people running
for anything? I mean, I'm just like there are She
sucked at the teat of her parents when she was
thirty seven. You don't think she's going to want to
do that as a who is in charge of Like
I they just have losers. These are complete loser commis
that are running.
Speaker 2: And if you can't keep a Raman store functional and open,
why do you think that you're qualified to run a state?
Speaker 1: Totally? This is the thing.
Speaker 2: What in that world?
Speaker 1: I just it's a bunch of trust fund kids. It's
what they are acting like. They're oppressed and they feel
like everybody owes them something. And you think that's going
to be a successful governor. These people are drunk and high.
Speaker 2: And she means it when she talks about abolishing prisons.
She even said after her debate, there's a quote from
her where she even says, yeah, I'm going to let
ninety percent of the people currently occupying prison cells. They're
going to be released into the community. So if you're
in Wisconsin, listen up, because you're about to be flooded
with a bunch of criminals. Here she is talking about
abolishing prisons.
Speaker 10: You know, I believe that we have to be serious
about public safety, and I'm going to be a governor
that is more serious than anyone else in making sure
that we are building systems of care, that we are
focusing on lowering crime, getting guns off of our street.
Speaker 22: And making sure that folks who are incarcerated, which ninety
percent of those folks will be going back to community,
that we're lowering recidivism rate. And it's you know, appalling
to me that you know, for folks who are working
within our prisons, they have some of the highest suicide
of any job and occupation.
Speaker 2: So this system is not working yet we want to.
Speaker 22: Be serious, we better be putting these billions into the
things that we know prevent crime.
Speaker 1: So let's just release all the prisoners. That's like all
the crimes. By the way, what was going on with
her the bracelets? It's like she was going to a
Taylor Swift concert and she's twelve.
Speaker 3: How was that?
Speaker 2: And she talks with her hands.
Speaker 1: All she's got like the brace what like literally stacked
all the way to her elbow. What is she doing?
Speaker 2: Somebody said she's giving Kamala vibes. That's exactly right. The
longer clips that you hear of her, she it's just
a giant word. It's just words strewn together that don't
make any sense. I think, however, a cross between Kamala
and Mao.
Speaker 1: That's what she is.
Speaker 2: And just like any other Democrat, she lies, and in fact,
when her own campaign tries to cover for her lies,
it ends up being hilarious. So there was a direct
quote from her to Fox News from her campaign saying
Representative hang is never called for abolishing the US Senate
Tiffany cannot produce a single statement where she did because
it doesn't exist. And then they dig up her tweet
from February of twenty twenty one where she said, and
I quote abolish the Senate.
Speaker 1: And her her crew, like all of her people, her
gaggle of people that she has work in. Further, like
it doesn't exist. Yeah, it does.
Speaker 2: I defy them to find one. I try them to
find a statement that says that, okay.
Speaker 1: Challenge, Yeah, here you go. We're going to show you
social media. These people are just stupid.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh. And all of the Democrat governors are
and they now have decided to band together to put
together one of those video montages of them talking about
voting for more Democrats because they've done such a banner job,
you guys. Here is their latest.
Speaker 9: This November thirty six states will elect their next governor.
Speaker 17: That's the next set of governors from you're like two
hundred and seventy million Americans.
Speaker 3: If you're one of them, or even if you're not,
you should know. You should know. You should know what's
on the ballot.
Speaker 2: Who your governor is matters more than ever.
Speaker 3: With the President intent on creating chaos, ninets of matter.
Most Americans are left to the states. While Republicans are
fighting for their party, Democratic governors are stepping up for
their constituents across the country. Dem Govs of fighting for you,
helping to make your life a little easier, and defending
your rights when they're under attack.
Speaker 7: So, whichever state you're in, New Mexico, Minnesota, Maryland, Rhode Island, Kansas,
or somewhere else.
Speaker 3: This November, affordability is on the ballot.
Speaker 13: Healthcare is on the ballot, Affordable housing is on the ballots.
Speaker 3: A green up future is on the ballot. Education is
on the ballot.
Speaker 2: The roads are on the ballot.
Speaker 3: Equality is on the ballot. Opportunity is on the ballot.
Our rights are on the ballot.
Speaker 4: Democratic governors are on the ballot, and we're fighting for you.
Speaker 1: Yeah. The abolition of ice and let those prisoners out. Yeah,
that's on the poleast Okay, and sanity is on the ballot.
Good lord, vote accordingly, Please vote accordingly and get out there.
Make sure that you do it, and take friends, because
these people are absolute commies who believe in only social justice,
which is just a big prof shit.
Speaker 2: Moving on. If there wasn't already enough reason to love
Sophie Cunningham, she has given us one more so. She
was recently quoted. This was floating around last week, I think,
talking about men playing in women's sports, and she said
that she will weigh in on how to protect women's
sports because she feels qualified to speak in that world.
She said, quote, I got a lot of negative feedback
about me hating trans and I'm like, I never once
said that. I think I'm here to extend love, but
I also think that love is truth, being honest, and
I want to protect young girls in a locker room
or young girls in sport who should not have to
go against biological men. Rah though, right, it's crazy that
we have to be like, oh thank god, she's saying
normal things. But this is where we are. Yeah, this
is where we are.
Speaker 1: And so many women who are in her position won't
say anything because they're cowards. Yep, you know. And I
feel like this will make her more successful than ever.
Speaker 2: I hope. So I hope she doesn't get a rash
of crap for this, because that is also well she will,
she will by the.
Speaker 1: Left, but I hope that she benefits in every way.
I hope she benefits financially from that, because there are
so many of us out here who want peace, people
like her to represent us.
Speaker 2: And a couple of those people who want her to
represent them were a couple of teenage girls who attended
the Seattle Storm versus the Indiana Fever game last night
and they wore xx x Y gear to the games.
And Brandy Cruz actually was there reporting on this and said,
last night, Seattle Storm co owner Celeste Keaton cursed out
these teen girls for wearing those shirts, calling them quote
effing insane. One of them was left in tears. Brandy
tried to get security involved and was told that she
should just email the front office. And Jennifer say reposted
this saying, these girls are my heroes. They are teenagers
and their courage is inspiring.
Speaker 1: At first, so Celeste is harassing teenage girls kind of
like saying the same thing is what happens when a
dude goes into their locker room. She's trying to demoralize them,
just like a dude walking in there.
Speaker 2: And it's so shameful that she's doing that as a woman.
Speaker 1: Yep, it is.
Speaker 2: It's just shameful. So at first she apologized. Ultimately there
were consequences, which was nice.
Speaker 1: To see.
Speaker 2: But, as a reporter pointed out, the WNBA has officially
been thrust into the crosshairs of the save women's sports movements.
Speaker 1: Shouldn't be crossairs at all, it.
Speaker 2: Should just this is just so simple. It's so simple.
And then even further that apparently Brandy said that these
two women attempted to trip those girls as she walked
past them, and then laughed about it, because this is
again how stupid everything is.
Speaker 1: I swear to God, if that was my daughter and
somebody tried to trip her, you're asked, I would be
suing so hard, like.
Speaker 2: There would be hands thrown.
Speaker 1: There will be hands, and they will be my hands thrown.
I can't believe that these women are these This is
not the party of women, you guys, it's not. This
is the party of let dudes who are have a
men until illness win. That's what their party is.
Speaker 2: So initially the Seattle Storm apologized for the conduct of
that co owner, but the WANBA later confirmed that that
co owner, Celeste Keaton, had been suspended from attending the
team's next five home games, and she also got fined,
which is great, And then Sophie doubling down, Good for
her She tweeted this last night, saying, I truly believe
there's a safe space and love for everybody, biological girls,
biological boys, trans women, and trans men. Everyone is welcome
at my table. You can disagree and still be kind.
Brought tho to those girls for standing up for what
they believe. You'll be hearing from me soon. Yay for gifts.
Truly embarrassing of the co owner. Unfortunately shows the type
of leader totally.
Speaker 1: Everything about that statement is perfection, absolute perfection. No one's
trying to say we hate anybody, right. All I'm trying
to say is I I want to protect my girl
and other girls in sports. Yeah, men don't belong in
their sports period. I don't know why this is so,
Why is this controversial? I don't get it.
Speaker 2: It shouldn't be, should not be. All right? Moving on?
There was a news report on Fox actually about the
Charlie Kirk trial and where it stands, and apparently the
prosecution is asking for They've recently sent a letter to
the judge saying come on, can we just get this
show on the road. There has never been more evidence
needed to resume a trial or to go forward with
a trial. Let's get this done. Here's the report.
Speaker 12: Judge to finally move the case to trial, requesting that
all evidence, including eyewitness testimony, be admitted. In a letter
to the judge, here's what they write. This is likely
as straightforward a bind over decision as this court will
ever see. After admitting to several friends, including his roommate
and romantic partner, that he assassinated Charlie Kirk in front
of approximately three thousand eyewitnesses, defendant surrender to law enforcement
for that crime. The court should bind defendant for trial
over on all counts.
Speaker 2: This is just do it already.
Speaker 1: Yeah, right, there's so many things right now. I'm like,
can you guys just handle this?
Speaker 2: Good lord?
Speaker 1: Do the moms have to step in to do the
jobs that you guys can't do?
Speaker 2: What is taking so long? Just infuriating everywhere? So do
you remember yesterday when we made fun of Candas's ridiculous
blouse and she like holds her arms like this, So
there's all of this blouseler happening.
Speaker 1: Shoulder pads at the same time.
Speaker 2: I just so much so you guys remember the blouse,
right you were with us yesterday to find out how
much it was. Yes thanks to Natalie Denise eighteen hundred
dollars for a blouse.
Speaker 1: God, you guys, or she's got the worst freaking taste.
Speaker 2: Oh my god. She got mocked to high heaven yesterday
by so many different people over the show that we
discussed where she's like army crawl, military crawl, lateral crawling
and all of that. Baby, Yeah, I mean, it was
so over the top and so ridiculous, and but it's
not getting any better. So apparently in her show last night,
she's now or even after her show, she's like retweeting
people because there was new information released from the Medical
Examiner's report that goes into like a lot of you know,
medical term detail, and there's people trying to analyze this
information and they're they're they're creating new ridiculous theories from it.
It is so unbelievable what's happening. So, for example, there
is some rando named Ali z Reich. I have no
idea who this person is. Candice Reached tweeted this, okay,
and this person said, the term intercoastal hemorrhaging is the
biggest giveaway. This means hemorrhaging without rupturing to the intercoast
of organs.
Speaker 1: I just can't with these people.
Speaker 2: This means it was a pressure shockwave. This is, without
a doubt, it's exposed explosive. Shockwave's explosive. Because she's still
going with this whole idea that whoever was on the rooftop,
I mean, we obviously know it was Tyler Robinson, but
she believes it was a decoy that didn't actually fire
a weapon at all, and that coincides with her exploding
microphone theory. So she retweeted this. She gave credence and
credibility to this random person on X. Of course did so.
I blew up the part that was underlined and read,
as you can see here, bilateral. I don't even know
how to pronounce some of this ap apical.
Speaker 1: And posterior intercostal hemorrhages pulling out in a coast and
her cost dole hemorrhages, pulmonary apical hemorrhages, hematomas, and so
that sentence.
Speaker 2: I took that sentence and I put it into Google's
AI and I said, hey, this sentence. Can you read
the sentence and tell me could these injuries be created
by a gunshot wound? Because they were like insisting, Oh
my god, that has to be because something exploded inside
of his body and it could never happen from a
gunshot wound. So the answer was an unequivocal yes, of course.
And then it gives you all the mechanisms of how
it works, like how these injuries are sustained as a
result of a gunshot. These people won't even do just
the tiniest bit of research. It's so utterly ridiculous. But
you guys, it got so much better because during or so,
Andrew Wilson, who is one of the people that is
offered up three hundred thousand dollars to debate Candace and
she keeps ignoring this. He used two alt accounts to
post comments during her live stream, pretending to be a
doctor okay.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, and she.
Speaker 2: Retweeted them and she said, interesting comments coming in regarding
the Medical Examiner leader's report. Things are certainly going to
get interesting, and so he retweeted her, going, both of
these Medical Examiner profiles are mine.
Speaker 1: Lmfao I coulnot.
Speaker 2: This is what she relies on.
Speaker 1: She relies on the crap that her little cult followers
give her, and then she views it as fact. And
you know what, and like you say, nobody's gonna do
any checking, no one to fact check anything.
Speaker 2: So why would they?
Speaker 1: Meanwhile, the love that so much too. And meanwhile, she's
sitting there in a two thousand dollars shirt and she's like,
I'm just like you guys. Okay, she she just.
Speaker 2: Keeps clowning herself and the cult will still they still
are all about it, and she's.
Speaker 1: Cloud it so funny to make so funny, like you
use the word clowning because she looks like that in
that shirt.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she really does. And by the way, we've mopped
her many, many, many many times, as have many others
about her mispronunciation of so many common words. Uh, the
favorite of which, of course is macaburr, which I will
never I will never recover from that. I will never
recover from it. So Andrew Corvett yesterday, in response to
someone else's tweet, had listed like five or six of
the words that she mispronounced. And the reason that it's
important is because you heard her the other day talk
about how unintelligent Erica Kirk is totally and so I'm sorry,
but when you are as dumb as Candice Owens is
and unable to speak words, correctly, you don't get to
say that about other people. And now she's trying to
pretend as if she isn't completely pressed by the fact
that people are making fun of her. And so this
is a tiny little excerpt from her show last night.
Speaker 15: And Andrew has a list here of words, a list the
words that I have missed pronounced. Ah ah oh okay,
that's what he's doing at eight forty nine pm after
our episode concludes. He's got a list of words that
I've mispronounced across three hundred and sixty seven plus hours
of live podcasting.
Speaker 2: Here's my list. I'm keeping to mock you. You're okay, okay, Andrew,
I don't know.
Speaker 15: Pardon my ignorance, but I would say that after attempting
to hijack Charlie's legacy, what did I say posthumously instead
of posthumously, people are getting to understand that Charlie was
surrounded by vipers. I would argue that bringing influencers into
a courtroom and then instructing those influencers to put on
these bizarre, over the top dramatic performances pretending that they
encountered a.
Speaker 2: Blitzkreeg, is that what I said?
Speaker 15: Of evidence which has now been roundly debunked is something
worth mocking. And you now find yourself in a bit
of a debacle. A curve fluffle made after a curve fluffle?
Speaker 2: Does that bother you? Oh, better get to your list.
Nobody cares, Andrew, we care, we care, we care.
Speaker 1: In that ugly blouse, somebody said, blow her nose, she does.
She did really need to blow her nose in that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Well, and you heard like the it's it's always
the ignorance, uh and the I mean every word is
so over pronounced. So if she's she's either mispronouncing words
or she's adding extra syllables to them for no reason
and calling other people unintelligent.
Speaker 1: Right, And your point, she was bothered the reason she
brought that up because she was bothered by it or
making fun of you. It's not just him, it's a
lot of people, Candice.
Speaker 2: And we'll continue to do it because you keep giving
us reason to you're evil. We have to show you
some ridiculous people. We have a ridiculous people segment. One
of those ridiculous people is some random liberal woman on
TikTok or Instagram or whatever, and she is admitting out
loud that there are a lot of liberal women who
actually want to be traditional housewives. They would love that.
The problem is finding the men. And here she is
explaining her plight.
Speaker 14: Really fucking comical. Me and all my liberal friends want
to be traditional housewives. What, well, not all of us,
but most of us. But the problem is we don't
like Republican men because they don't have the same sense
of justice and morality that we do, because we care
for every human being, and the liberal men don't believe
in exploiting themselves for labor.
Speaker 3: So like, we have to have an equal.
Speaker 14: Household because the only one, the ones that bust their
ass and make enough money to support stay at home
mom wife whatever, are the Republican men, because they will
exploit the shit out themselves for money. Okay, then they're
miserable and burnout and take it out on everyone around
them and refuse to take meds. So it's like, refuse
to take me be alone.
Speaker 2: Okay, well, congrats, because that is what's going to happen.
Speaker 1: Right, That's exactly why you're going to get your wish.
You're going to be alone. That's definitely gonna happen. They
hate the family, and now Listen. She doesn't want to
be a stay at home wife, a traditional like a
trad wife. She doesn't want that at all. She just
wants somebody to give her a handout. Yeah, she just
wants to want She wants to be lazy and sit
on her ass and have somebody provide for her, because
that's what all these liberal chicks want. And if it's
not going to come from a man, it's going to
come from us. That's true.
Speaker 2: There's no hope that she's going to find a man
because even if they worked, she would be against that
right now, right, I mean, these people.
Speaker 1: Are just a liberal man will look at her and
be like, I mean, I'm beta, but whatever, a Republican
man is going to run just because the way she
looks right one hundred percent.
Speaker 2: As you know, we've talked about the Tats being held
in prison right now until they get extradited to the UK,
and their lawyer is making the rounds not just on
social media but also appearing on the Timpool podcast, and
this guy, Joe McBride is trying to suggest that even if,
even if the Taate brothers are guilty of all of
these horrible things, that they are being accused of the
good that they've done outweighs that.
Speaker 23: Oh God, these are good men who have done a
lot of good for the world. Even if you accept
all the allegations against them is true, the amount of
good that they've done for the world tremendously outweighs the bad,
and people don't see it because there's a very on
one sided narrative out there against them.
Speaker 1: Really, okay, we just don't see all the good they've
done in the world. Yeah, Okay, we can say, like
the guys on our socials, that'd be like, I'm done
with you bitches because you're making fun of the tapes.
Speaker 2: Okay, Oh my god, I promise we will not miss you.
Speaker 1: I okay.
Speaker 2: Like they literally told guys to do push ups or whatever.
That's it.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's yeah.
Speaker 2: They've not done any gain for the world, and they've
been rot themselves. Yeah, and they've taught them how to
treat women like crap.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Also, good luck with that.
Speaker 2: Moving on to another terrible specimen, and that is the
son of Magic Johnson who's doing this thing. Tell me
if I'm the only one that has this pet peeve
you guys. When people refer to choose or purses or
other accessories with human pronouns.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she does that bother anybody else. Yeah, when they
call the purse like I have my Gucci, she's so
gorgeous stopping, Yes, what is that? While it's they have
problems like he has.
Speaker 2: I know that they do that with boats too, like
boats are always female and I sort of get that,
but like the accessories, I it makes me crazy.
Speaker 1: They personalize it and it is kind of like this
this horrible materialism, you know, like they just faked everything on.
I have this luxury thing. Look at me. I'm awesome.
You're not. You're actually mentally ill.
Speaker 2: Well and Magic Johnson's son. I don't even know like
how he identifies. But he got a new what's the one,
the like super expensive one Burkin? The Burkin? Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah.
So here is the unboxing.
Speaker 19: My birthday was last month. Obviously there's like a little
bit late, but like, you know whatever, I just figured
we would do like a birthday has an unboxing because
like I haven't like unpacked it after like receiving it
all bundled.
Speaker 3: So I was like, oh, this will be fun for us.
Speaker 19: I mean, you really should already know what time it is,
but like I mean, obviously she's been sitting here in
her little box for like weeks now. Oh my god,
Like I forgot how like gorgeous. It wasn't until like
I resaw it, but like, I mean.
Speaker 3: Look how cute she is. Oh my god.
Speaker 19: You know, sometimes you just see something you're just like, oh,
like you know, the you don't have a sound, but
like this is like candy, Oh my god, this Minnie
Kelly and the croc I mean, come on.
Speaker 3: She's adorable.
Speaker 19: This is very very beautiful and very very rare, and
like I love this. And then I've always loved this
one because like I went to the store opening when
they opened it on the news stores on Madison. We
took an appointment with the fabulous Marjorie Harvey and she
got one that looked just like this because I've had
diamonds on the hardware and like forever, I love that
thing with the pink Commedy Kelly, like.
Speaker 3: In the with the pink crock and my homegirl got.
Speaker 22: It for me.
Speaker 1: It's like Magic Johnson's head is on Michelle Obama's body. Yeah,
so weird, Like it's just like it's all Magic Johnson
and then.
Speaker 2: It doesn't work. I mean it does if he identifies
as a woman and he does not.
Speaker 1: Pass I think, say I think he does. I think
he thinks he's a woman. I don't know. Stop calling
that are like just items. Start calling them, stop calling
them she and.
Speaker 2: He that's in it. That is an object. It's that,
is it?
Speaker 24: Right?
Speaker 2: Yeah, somebody's like, what do you put in that purse?
You could fit a quarter in it and that's it.
I don't lipstick.
Speaker 1: I don't find objection to the size of the purse.
I object but it probably costs like twenty year rand.
And again he's out there going, look at what you
didn't do that? Your dad did it? You know what
I mean. Again, it's another I just cannot stand trust
fund kids, And that's exactly what this individual is. Stop it,
you know, just stop.
Speaker 2: So moving on to yet another terrible person. I was
yesterday years old when I discovered that this woman exists.
Her name is Kyla Turner, and she is apparently a
protege of that guy that goes by Destiny you know
who I'm talking about.
Speaker 1: Oh, a little one of the podcasting weirdos that, yeah,
he goes and stuff like that. Yes, yes, okay.
Speaker 2: And destiny is he's part of that Unfuck America tour,
like where they go. They they're the ault of Charlie
Kirk's turning point. Where they go and they do debates
on campuses, I guess ostensibly with conservative kids, trying to
get them to change their point of view. How are
they doing?
Speaker 1: By the way, do we know how that movement's doing,
because I barely can.
Speaker 2: Never hear about them. Yeah, but I guess one of
the there's a woman, Kyla Turner again, who is his protege.
She decided to do. She agreed to do a debate
with Rachel Wilson, who is Andrew Wilson's wife. You may
recognize her if you ever watched the Whatever podcast. She
is often on that show as well. And so they
did a debate about feminism. And we're not even going
to play any clips that you can gather any of
the meat of the substance of the debate. It doesn't matter.
Rachel won by a mile. But this woman, I started
seeing all these people accusing her of just completely tweaking
out like that. She was heavily on drugs during this debate,
and so yeah, it was super interesting. So again this
was just it was debate con This happened in Dallas,
Texas this past weekend, and it was between Rachel and
this Kyla Turner chick. And I'm just going to show
you two clips of Kyla so that you can see
how this is not normal human behavior. Her mannerisms and
just the way that she's talking. You guys, I think
it's true. I think she is like heavily medicated.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 24: So in the case of America, I would say bubing
countries that are succeeding as a result of the labor
force being injected with women and basically everyone who wants
to work. America is a really good example of how
it is.
Speaker 4: Working, you know.
Speaker 2: So that's okay.
Speaker 24: So you thought miraculous how Rachel, in her own divine wisdom,
in her own lifetime, has.
Speaker 1: Arrived at an economic.
Speaker 3: And societ structure system.
Speaker 2: But I guess nobody's ever.
Speaker 3: Thought of before.
Speaker 1: Cocaine is a hell of a drug, right, yes, or like,
don't do math like it just what is going on?
Speaker 2: And if you play it without sound, it's crazy how
she is.
Speaker 4: Out.
Speaker 1: She's tweaking out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she's tweaking out. So anyway, I just thought that
was of interest, wanted to share it. All right, it
is time to share a couple of reviews from the
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I'm loving listening to you every day. Thank you for
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c tr definitely deserve as a five star rating. This
is what it sounds like when intelligence, humor is tolerance
for nonsense show up in the same room. Mock and
Daisy cut straight through the BS, loud and clear. What
I love most is the balance you get sharp insight
that keeps you engaged in humor, that keeps it fun
to listen to. They're bold y'or clear and they say
grounded in reality, and that combination is rare. There's also
a level of authenticity here that you can feel right
away they believe what they're saying and it shows. It's
a real conversation with substance the kind that makes you
sit up a little straighter and pay attention. Also quick
side note, my husband Scott has a full long crush
on Mock's laugh and honestly I get it. It's contagious.
Daisy's wit and one liners keep us giggling. We usually
catch three plays on Sundays with coffee in bed, which
has become one of our favorite little rituals.
Speaker 18: I love that.
Speaker 1: I know we want a commentary that makes you think,
makes you laugh, on occasionally makes you say finally, someone
said it. This is your podcast, and when you start listening,
don't be surprised when it becomes a part of your
regular rotation like it has for us. PS. Hope you
like the hat and the cup. So so nice, sweet,
so so nice.
Speaker 2: Thank you yesterday, I just missed it. I think it
came right as we were closing out yesterday's show that
someone sent Jose and sent this super sticker saying morning
from Texas. My wife accused me of stealing heart thesaurus.
I was not only shocked, but dismayed, offended, and appalled.
Speaker 1: So that came like literally as we signed off.
Speaker 15: Jose.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I grabbed it in the nick of time
and so we had it to share today. We also
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guys often, Thank you, Thank you Richly, You're sweet. And
Dana Spain said, more than beautiful chicks. I have an idea.
How about a class action against doctor fout fraudshee anyone
hurt by his decisions and lies gets to sue him civilly,
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Speaker 1: Well, I do find it interesting people like Mandannie are
pushing the whole reparations thing. I mean, don't you think
that if that, if that's gonna happen in New York,
you know, because he feels like they have culpability. People
that have never owned slaves have colp Then where is
it that we can't you know, go out and do that. Say,
you know, fauci owes me reparations. Fauci owes you reparations.
That's I feel like you could do this for so
many things if they're doing it. So I feel like
he owes us a lot of money.
Speaker 2: No, he owes a lot of people, a lot of me.
Just think of just each person who lost their job,
you know what I mean? Yeah, not to mention all
the deaths for coming out loud reparations over on locals
rough Lady Wright said, who in the hell spends eighteen
hundred dollars on a blouse? I know, f me and
call me stupid, and that's.
Speaker 1: One of her cheaper ones.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she could have gotten a cuter blouse on Timu
for four dollars and given the rest for an English tutor.
Speaker 1: Totally without question, now you, Marcy pral is good warning
Muck and Daisy, Happy Friday eve almost to the weekend.
I hope you have an amazing day. Much love, Thank you,
Marcy Curio two three sixty nine. When you die, what
is the last part to go? Your pupils as they dilate,
people are still doing dead jokes on Yeah. Shelley Bolton,
Hi friends, just a quick note to thank everyone who
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Thank you so much, Shelley bolt On bomama ate. Regarding Fauci,
my heroes were Holly and Moreno so yeah they Then
there's Fetterman, who sounded like kamala war salad word salad. Sorry,
those licking his boots clearly are guilty of profiting too,
so they have to protect him to protect themselves. Yeah, absolutely,
Brian Bromley. Anyone who took a shot every time Fauchi
took the fifth should be dead by now from alcohol poisoning.
Just think about your health, Thinking about your health.
Speaker 2: I hope nobody did that as a drinking game, not.
Speaker 1: Either, right ffs Jenny O seventy eighty five four argument
with my mother yesterday and me. I have a medical
license in the state. I see how Fauci vilified us
for not falling for his bs her. I don't need
a medical degree to note this is all a smear
campaign of Fauch.
Speaker 2: She somebody's trying to smear Fauci.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's well. I got that from that one guy yesterday.
He said that we were trying to take down a
good man. Oh for dude, No, okay, Aaron Kraeger. So,
a guy who thinks men can be women says holding
Fauci accountable as a campaign against science, make it make sense.
You can't make sense with liberals the schmob. And did
ramdpaul have a teleprompter in the distance? If not, He's
amazing at speaking so fluent and prepared. What do you
think as we say, what do you think as we say?
In Chicago? You know, he's been doing this a long time,
and he has been adamant about taking Fauci down for
longer than anybody. So I think he was just in
his he was just prepared.
Speaker 2: He was totally in his element. I mean, this is
something he knows really well. But he is really really,
really good at just speaking off the cup.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he is. He's a very intelligent guy. Lady Shenandoah,
I called BS when Fauci and doctor Burkes said anyone
that died and tested positive with COVID will be a call,
will be called a cod death. I stopped listening to
them then.
Speaker 2: That was absolutely And remember there was a skydiver who
literally crashed to the ground and it was called the
COVID death.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I remember us talking about that kind of stuff.
And you noticed during that time the flu just went away.
Remember for like, yeah, at the charts of the just
gone hoof gone flatline that year, which so interesting, no
sense none at all? Arener I'm someone please give Jennifer
say these teens his names in Celeste Keaton's AMEX info
lifetime athletic. Here for the girls on that AMX. I
agree like she should make them part of the next campaign.
The shmoben Fauci three daughters in their thirties and forties,
no grandchildren. Yeah, interesting Supernova chalupa Ah Candice, that's how
she would say, totally, Lady Shenanoah. Sophie played boys football.
She has experience to speak on. I did not know that,
but I could see it.
Speaker 2: And you know what else, she is a phenomenal really
m hmm.
Speaker 1: She's just her family's awesome. Everything about her upbringings awesome.
She's just a badass in every way. So's amazing. Ournur
late dad joke. Boats are she because when they return
to port they head for the buoies, the boys, the boys.
I'll see myself out Cee Sea Supernova. There are several
states doing civil suits over the vaccines, et cetera. I'm
sure Fauci will be seeing state level lawsuits. Let's hope
we should anybody who was kicked out of the military,
anybody who lost their job, we should all like just
hold them accountable. Randy craig Man number one, So every
time your wife reaches the big Oh, she punches you
in the face. What's that like, Man number two? Well,
I didn't mind it at first until she told me this,
Sometimes she fakes it. That's really good, Randy.
Speaker 11: I like that.
Speaker 1: Okay, we are bringing it in you guys, Downhill Slope
to Friday, hid the Wee. Hope everybody has the most
amazing Thursday.
Speaker 2: We'll talk to you tomorrow.
Speaker 10: Hi, everybody
Speaker 2: M