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Speaker 3: The top story, obviously is the Hunter backlash. You guys,
So there was a little thorn in the whole Hunter
getting you know off yesterday. I don't want to think,
I probably shouldn't use the phrase so.
Speaker 2: Double fisting and made like a really inappropriate gestures.
Speaker 3: So I think that's weird, like get after, get after,
bang up start this morning. Okay, So there was break
news yesterday that you saw that a special counsel rejected
the dismissal of the Hunter Biden case after Joe's pardon.
Speaker 2: Do you know that this was a thing.
Speaker 1: I didn't know as a thing.
Speaker 3: So we don't have the screensch I'm just going to
read a little bit of this and then we can
talk about it. So, in a stunning legal motion, DOJ
prosecutors are opposing Hunter's request to dismiss his indictment, rejecting
the notion that a presidential pardon erases the charges against him.
So this is a quote. The defendant pled guilty to
all the charges in the indictment. On September fifth, twenty
twenty four. Special Counsel David Weiss's filing stated, according to
the declaration filed on his behalf, the defendant again acknowledged
his guilt in accepting the act of clemency. Prosecutors emphasized
that Hunter Biden had not formally docted the pardon, stating,
if media reports are accurate, the government does not challenge
that the defendant has been the recipient of an act
of mercy. But that does not mean the grand jury's
decision to charge him based on a finding a probable
cause should be wiped away as if it never occurred.
Speaker 1: This is weird.
Speaker 3: So the filing also pushed back on Hunter Biden's claims
of improper motives behind the charges, declaring it also does
not mean that his charges should be wiped away because
the defendant falsely claimed that the charges were the result
of some improper motive. No court has agreed with the
defendant on these baseless claims, and his requested to dismiss
the indictment finds no support in the law or the
practice of this district.
Speaker 1: Like what the hell?
Speaker 3: The Special Council's firm rejection underscores that the charges spanning
tax crimes and gun violations are not erased by clemency.
Prosecutors concluded unequivocally for the foregoing reasons, the defendant's motion
to dismiss the indictment should be denied.
Speaker 2: I didn't know that that was even a thing, that
the Department of Justice could do.
Speaker 3: That, And I'm surprised that they are even doing that,
that they're doing this because it's it's Biden's doj right.
Speaker 2: And then the plot thickens even further because I saw
just this morning that apparently in order to issue this
pardon or any pardon, typically presidents go through what's called
the Justice Department's Pardon Office, which again, did not know
that was a thing, and he has done that whenever
Biden has pardoned anybody else ever, he has gone through
this appropriate, proper channel of the Pardon Office, and in
this case, he bypassed the pardon office to do this.
It's the only time he's ever done it. And so
everything about this pardon, from the fact that it's you know,
it's a span of ten years, it goes back directly
to the year that Hunter Biden joined the Bearisma Board.
It covers the entire vice presidency of Biden. Everything about
it is so fricking cover up, shady, it's so sketch.
Speaker 1: Oh, as the kids would say, all of it is
sus It.
Speaker 3: Goes us because it goes back to twenty fourteen. It
covers everything.
Speaker 2: And it's a blanket. Literally anything he ever did wrong
ever during that time is forgiven right.
Speaker 3: It's not just like little things, the little things in
the past couple years or whatever, him being a rugg
it's everything.
Speaker 2: The sex trafficking that you know he took part in.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, it's all of it is so gross
trust And we're going to get I mean, we're going
to get to the reactions which encapsulate everything that we
feel about it. But here's the best thing on the
internet yesterday that I loved.
Speaker 9: Nobody is above the law.
Speaker 10: No one is above the law.
Speaker 2: No one is above the law. Nobody is above the law.
Speaker 1: No one is above the law.
Speaker 2: No one is above the law. No one is above
the law.
Speaker 11: No one is above the law.
Speaker 1: No one is above the law.
Speaker 10: No one is above the law.
Speaker 3: Shouting John Travolta in the corner. Yeah, bitch right. So also,
a community note has been added to Biden's post, declaring
that no one is above the law. I love that
so much. That's it's the greatest look at that.
Speaker 2: Actually there is some one of those law.
Speaker 1: Somebody's above the law.
Speaker 2: And just wait, you know this is gonna there's gonna
be partons for Jim Biden. That's his name, right, the
brother's name, Joe.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we're getting to that because that, like KJP, actually
is gonna because KJP addresses that. I have that at
the end of this section here because she is she
has been asked about pardons and there are a ton
more coming you.
Speaker 2: Guys, Oh my, a ton more.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because these people are corrupt a f Anyways, Scott
Jennings Jangs, I don't do it as well as her,
but he he was pure fire yesterday this clip. I
had to cut this clip down. I didn't want to.
It was such a great clip. It was like three
was like, oh my god, it was a thing of beauty.
And I had to cut it down and it pained me.
But here's Scott Jennings a.
Speaker 12: Picible case for Donald Trump that anybody could possibly make it.
And that's that our government and our justice system is
of by and for the elites and nobody else. He
ran to vanish trumpsm from our political system in this country,
and he has left it politically and now institutionally, the
strongest possible political force in this country. It is a
complete and utter failure by the head of the Democratic
Party and the president of the United States. Never again
do I want to hear, Oh, Donald Trump's a liar.
You can't believe anything he says. Donald Trump will abuse
his power, Donald Trump will only use the system to
benefit himself and his family, and so on and so forth.
Speaker 13: Never again.
Speaker 12: I have one question for Karen, and that is why
did he need an eleven year blanket pardon? Going back
to twenty fourteen when Joe Biden was the vice president,
we are sitting on the biggest cover up of who
knows what crimes and Joe Biden amazingly knows exactly correctly
when it started. He knows just about when it all started.
He's leading office in complete and total disgrace. He is
a liar and there is no other way to spend
this today. This has nothing to do with Trump and
everything to do with the character of Joe Biden.
Speaker 3: Boom, I mean, and he went on and then she
was like taking it so personally, why oh god God, yeah.
And Scott is so right because remember all these other
people who were so smug about this, and now they're
like making excuses like remember Andrew Weissman who lectured us
on Biden's character.
Speaker 14: Why is he living? Why is he the rule of law?
He is living in the mist in the most personal way.
He is not pardoning his son, which he could do.
They're federal charges. He is not doing that. He is
not doing it because he is living what it means
to have a rule of law in this country. And
then is it is I mean, if you want to
know if he believes it, you can actually see what
is happening with his own son. I mean, I'm not
saying that if you should get credit for it, because
it is the right that Trump has been said exactly.
It's that you the idea that you can't see it,
or is that really what's going on or what you
can see? What he is actually living by is his
own son is being prosecuted, and he is allowing the
norms that are required to limit a democracy to go forward.
Speaker 1: He's just on such.
Speaker 2: A litter say today, is anybody saying now?
Speaker 3: Is anybody checked on him? Or Nicole Wallace for that matter.
These people are just insufferable.
Speaker 2: But they're excusing it. They're all about it. Everybody's fine
with it now.
Speaker 3: Everybody is and gave us this three act play. Can
you see this three act play?
Speaker 1: This is great. Yeah.
Speaker 3: So, like the president says he won't pardon hunter Biden,
Biden issues a pardon for a sun Hunter and then
Republicans pounce on him.
Speaker 1: They're so mean, you.
Speaker 2: Guys, we've seized and pounced. We're so mean.
Speaker 1: We're awful.
Speaker 3: Okay, we have to also go back in time to
reminisce a little bit about Adam Schiff in twenty eighteen.
Do you remember this little clippy.
Speaker 15: Clip blivy Congress and it has inspired you to propose
new legislation?
Speaker 16: What exactly would it do.
Speaker 13: No.
Speaker 15: What it would do is say that in the event
the president pardons anyone in an investigation in which the
President is a witness, a subject, or the target, those
investigative files will all be turned over to the Congress.
The Congress ought to know whether the president is using
the pardon power to obstruct justice. The American people have
a right to know. I think it is clearly constitutional.
It doesn't prohibit him from granting a pardon, even a
pardon he shouldn't grant. But it does say that we
will be able to at least find out whether the
president is using this power to shield himself from liability.
Speaker 17: It offers transparency at the very least.
Speaker 3: Yes, Yes, I'm surprised that he didn't participate in a
pardon power panel.
Speaker 1: He should have. He should have totally been on one
of those.
Speaker 3: And then you guys cannot forget about smug athol Daniel Goldman.
Speaker 18: Oh my god, d In July of twenty twenty three,
just after that deal fell through, this is what you said.
Speaker 1: I want to say, she's making him watch.
Speaker 7: Do you think a pardon for his son would be
a mistake? Yes, And I don't think there's any chance
that President Biden is going to do that, unlike his predecessor,
who pardoned all of his friends and anyone who had
any access to him. And I think you see that
in this case where he kept on and Merrick Garland
kept on. A Trump appointed US attorney to investigate the
president's son. If there is not an indication of the
independence of the Department of Justice, beyond that, I don't
know what we could look for.
Speaker 18: What does that feel like watching yourself back then reassuring
people that Biden was not going to issue a pardon
for his son.
Speaker 1: Does it feel like? Yeah?
Speaker 7: And I think that if that plea agreement and that
plea deal had gone through, there would be no pardon.
Speaker 2: That was a satisfactory outcome had already fallen.
Speaker 1: Sorry, you should be sorry when you reaction. This was
when the deal had fallen. That what was up with
his hair? He had his hair dyed.
Speaker 3: He got a little bit of a justin Timberlake bing
going on there the hair dye.
Speaker 2: That's pretty amazing that she made him sit there and
watch that and then that and then literally her question
was how does that make you feel?
Speaker 1: With the split screen?
Speaker 3: That was my favorite, Like we to watch his face,
watch the clip, which was so great. Way to go
CNN like that was and Brianna Kaylar to go. I know,
she was like, we're gonna make you watch it.
Speaker 1: Watch what you do? I love it. It was so great.
Speaker 3: Okay, we also have to include a clip from the view,
because of course we do, right would be still thinks
Hunter is different from other criminals because of the drugs.
Speaker 1: You guys, it was the drawing.
Speaker 19: I understand why you would do it, but I wanted
to understand why lie about it for so long?
Speaker 2: I can I'd stop one calling it a lie?
Speaker 19: Okay, why repeatedly say you're not going to when you do?
And secondarily, for the part of this country, half of
it that doesn't support Biden, doesn't no one personally doesn't
get to tab phone calls, and they're just looking at
a system that seems like it's only benefits the people
who are a resident.
Speaker 16: Does that sound well, here's what it says. It's a
president for all of us to open our eyes because
we've elected someone who is in a similar situation, who
didn't have a drug problem, who knew what he was doing,
Oh my god, who clearly stood and said I can
do this, and he did it.
Speaker 2: So I think.
Speaker 16: For many, many reasons, this is very different than any
other situation that we have ever joubt.
Speaker 2: So it's just because Hunter was on drugs that it's okay.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean, no other no other criminal has ever
been under the influence of drugs, mock, no other criminal ever.
So I mean, so basically, with this precedent set that
every other criminal that's ever been under the influence of drugs.
Speaker 2: Should be let go because the drugs. It was really
the drugs.
Speaker 1: It was the drugs.
Speaker 8: You guys, they can't be held responsible if you do drugs,
you shouldn't be held responsible for doing said drugs and
doing other crimes when you're doing said drugs.
Speaker 3: According to whoopee, oh my god, these people. Okay, at
least Charlemagne, the god Charlamagne, he actually did a little
bit of truth telling yesterday. It was interesting because he
broke the law.
Speaker 13: That's number one. He was singing out because he had
an illegal gun and taxication charges, not because he was
the president's son. And I honestly don't care. I just
want Democrats to stop backing like they are on this
moral high ground politically when they have shown us they're
not you know whether it's kipping the primary process when
Biden stepped down and things like Biden partnering his son,
stop acting like y'all the pure party and Republicans aren't.
And it also shows me elected officials can do whatever
they want as long as they have the political will
encourage to do it.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, But let me ask you a question.
Speaker 20: I know, at first Hunter was only supposed to get
I guess community service and probation. And then when that
was supposed to happen, they pulled it off the table
and they said that Republicans forced him to get charged.
Is that true? And that's the reason why he was
a partner.
Speaker 17: I'm not necessary Oh, I'm not sure why he was
necessarily partying, you.
Speaker 20: Know, because at first he was supposed to only get
probation and then they pulled that back in the game
of time, right.
Speaker 13: I don't know nothing, but I thought he was facing
forty two years in prison legal possession at tech jog.
Speaker 17: Just getting my son out, you telling him, yeah, see, definitely, yeah,
because he lied on paperwork to get the gun and
he was addicted to drugs at the time. Yeah, and
you know you're supposed to addicted to drugs and you
get a gun. So that is how he quote unquote
illegally obtained the gun.
Speaker 2: So there, but okay.
Speaker 1: The's a lot to unpack, there is it.
Speaker 2: There so many questions.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but at least at least Charlottage told a little
bit of truth at the beginning there, He's like, come on,
like democrats are, they're shady, af they lie, they're corrupt,
So don't pretend that you're not.
Speaker 1: I mean, I gotta give him a little bit of
credit for that.
Speaker 2: I mean, I guess as much as credit as you're
going to give to Charlemagne a little bit, he gets
a little bit. What I don't understand is what was
the purpose of the past I don't know how many
months it's been now, what was the purpose of Biden
saying unequivocally every time he was asked no, I will
not pardon him, No it is not on the tape, No,
I will not consider it. Why not from the very
beginning just say I don't know, I don't know. I'm
I'm looking at all the options. I don't know. Why
why turn around, like why go through the motions of
pretending that you're not gonna because then it looks way
worse when you do. Why wouldn't you have just said
I haven't made a decision yet.
Speaker 3: Because he knows that Democrats will be like, it's okay
to lie, because democrats lie.
Speaker 1: It's okay.
Speaker 3: Democrats will forgive the lies because democrats are corrupt and
they're they're used to it, They're used to being a
lied to you. Look at all the other shit that
he's lied about. Look at all the other look at
all the other stuff that they lie about all the
time every day. Listen, if you like your doctor, you
can keep your doctor.
Speaker 2: I mean it just seems like such a pointless exercise.
And for KJP two, which I know we'll get to,
but like what, why even today, like even now, why
would she still be covering for him when she knows
her days are numbered and not just say you know what,
he changed his mind. I I I am his spokesperson.
I gave you the information he gave me. Now I'm
giving you the information he's given. That's but but she's
she's making up excuses for him.
Speaker 1: Why mock, I could never work for somebody like.
Speaker 3: That, right, I mean, you know, I mean like these
because these people have no ethics and they are void
of morality. So I, I mean, I can't answer that
question because I can never work for these people.
Speaker 1: I couldn't do it.
Speaker 2: Just disgusting.
Speaker 3: They are disgusting in every single way, right And if
all that didn't make you hate these people and the
entire family enough, they hunter allegedly you sent this to me.
Actually I cann't believe it. There's it's just a screenshot.
He allegedly tried to pay three hundred thousand dollars that
he owed in back rent with art made from his
own poop.
Speaker 2: This is true with you, guys, This is a true story.
Speaker 1: This is true. Okay, So how what the drugs? You guys?
It was the drugs.
Speaker 2: Imagine looking so highly of yourself that you think you
can sell the creating made of your own crap.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's about as classy as his mom's Christmas decorations.
We're going to get to that in a bit. It's
just every Oh my god, So more pardons are coming
up per KJP. We're talking about that. There's a clip
on that.
Speaker 14: You could those statements now be seen as lies from
the American people?
Speaker 21: Is there really credibility?
Speaker 2: Is you hear given down this announcement course of.
Speaker 10: All, one of the things that the president always believes
is to be truthful to the American people.
Speaker 2: That is something that he believes. He changed this decision
this weekend. So let's be very clear about Bill says
it himself. Until soon could the next week, I've you know,
like dropping out of the race could come.
Speaker 10: I don't have a timeline for you. As you know,
this usually happens towards the end, and so the President
is going through that process, so I'm not going to
get ahead of him, but you could expect more announcements
to come.
Speaker 1: Yeah, do you believe that? Do you believe I have
any intention of pardoning him?
Speaker 10: We've been asked that question multiple times. Our answer stands,
which is now the President's been very clear what we've
been great question.
Speaker 14: Is there any possibility that the President would end up
pardoning his son?
Speaker 2: Why?
Speaker 1: Why?
Speaker 2: Why not just say he doesn't know? Because they made
this so much worse for themselves.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but people will for They will forgive because look
at all all the talking heads, it's like the Whoopies
of the world. They're gonna make excuses. They still fawn
all over these people. They think that they're great, they
think they're that they are the moral superiors, you know,
and that we're not. After all of this, they lie
directly to their faces.
Speaker 1: And they still are like yes, or may I have another?
I don't.
Speaker 3: It's crazy. It's just crazy to me. I don't get it.
And Steve Bannon is big mad about it too. You
guys check this out.
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on last Tuesday, one week ago, and like I have
worked on for years and years and years, the whole
country came together, working class people all over came together
and they rejected what's going on in this court, what's
going on with President Trump? The lawfair of Tiss James
and Alvin Bragg and Jack Smith and Merrick Garland has
been rejected by a landslide by the American people. So
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Speaker 3: So when we talk about all of this Hunter stuff,
it makes me crazy because he's getting a pardon and
then meanwhile, Daniel Penny is facing fifteen years in jail. Okay,
Like it just defies logic, Like Crackhead is free, and
then Daniel Penny, Like, who's a hero.
Speaker 1: In my mind, he's a hero.
Speaker 2: When is this verdict coming out? Is it today?
Speaker 3: I maybe I think it is. It could be coming
out today. They rested their case. It's now on the
other side. It's in the hands of the other side. So,
like Jordan Neely got on the train in New York
and he's like a direct quote, he said, I'm going
to kill everybody. I don't care if I go to jail.
And the pathologist on Daniel Penny's side basically testified in
court that he doesn't believe that the choke hold is
what killed him at least entirely, and that was like
the entire that was not the entire cause of death.
So yesterday Daniel Penny was greeted by people screaming guilty
at him on his way into the courtroom. But they
did the closing argument yesterday.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, can you even with that?
Speaker 1: I mean, what in the hell is going on in
New York City?
Speaker 2: I don't understand the people that don't. If you don't
see him as a hero, I don't even then. I
hope that you're on a train someday when and somebody
crazy acts out and no one helps, because that's what's
going up now. When we're discouraging heroes from doing what
heroes do, every single one of us is in more
danger because of it. Right, I want him on every
train I'm ever on ever.
Speaker 1: I hear you.
Speaker 3: It's like, I don't what is going on in our
country when this guy is not revered as a hero.
This is BLM. And they were out protesting and saying
that he was actually guilty and that he went too far,
and well, Daniel, that he just did. Daniel Penny just
went too far. And why BLM is out there talking
about this, Like.
Speaker 2: Why is BLM still in existence?
Speaker 23: Right?
Speaker 3: I mean, didn't they steal a bunch of money and
they were basically a big scam operation. So here they
are out there basically saying that Daniel Penny is not
a hero.
Speaker 21: Oh, well, he was trying to do a civic duty.
Well he took it too far. Yeah, and that's what
the prosecution has proved. The defense wanted to come in
and say, oh, he died from this, he died from that,
But the New York City Medical Examiner said, did he
Jordan nearly died from a chokehole? There is no if
ans and maybe he's about it.
Speaker 1: So I cannot believe that they're still in existence.
Speaker 2: I you know, I don't understand. This whole case just
makes me so angry. And the one question I have
for you or anybody is do you think it hurts
Penny's case that he did not testify in his own defense?
And because I know that that's a big decision to
make for every single defendant, like do do I take
the stand in my own defense or not? Or you know,
because if you do, then you face cross examination and
you can get yourself tripped up or whatever, and so
they made the decision not to have him defend himself.
Even though they showed lots and lots of video in
the courtroom of him talking to, you know, investigators and
explaining his side of the story, he never took the stand,
and I did. I heard someone I don't remember who
it was on one of the news stations yesterday say
that could actually put him in a little bit of
jeopardy or put his case in a little bit of jeopardy,
because it's possible that the jury will be looking at
that thinking, well, why doesn't he want to tell his story?
We've heard from everybody else. Why aren't we hearing from
the very man that is on trial here? So I'm
curious what you think about that, Like, do you think
it hurts that he didn't take his own, you know,
stand up for himself.
Speaker 3: It's an interesting perspective, but I mean, this is New
York City, so I don't know. I mean, is he
does Just seeing what I've seen with people screaming at him,
screaming guilty from going into the courtroom, it makes me
think that he's not going to get.
Speaker 1: A fair trial in New York City.
Speaker 3: Just because he lives in New York City, Like I son,
I don't know, Mock, I'm not sure. I mean, that's
an interesting perspective. And perhaps maybe he should have gotten
up on the stand, but I don't know if that
necessarily would have given him a fair trial there, because man,
that place sucks.
Speaker 1: God totally, it totally sucks.
Speaker 3: You know, And it brings to me, it brings attention
to who gets this whole Like this whole week has
made me think about like who gets fair treatment? You know,
like Hunter Biden is getting pardoned for stuff that he
did in twenty fourteen.
Speaker 2: That he also admitted to.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's guilty as hell. And then this guy is
a hero. I mean, he's a The guy's a veteran
and hero, a good guy that was just trying to help.
I would have been, like you said, I would have
been so grateful if he were on that tign with me,
you know, and he this is going to keep people
from doing from being good Samaritans in the future if something,
if he gets put in jail, I can only imagine
what this is going to do. And it shows people
that certain people get special treatment. I mean, I guess
since Daniel's daddy isn't some you know, hot shot politician.
He doesn't get special treatment. And that is what we're
seeing that should not happen in the United States of America.
And then it also makes me think about like JA
sixers right there are so many J sixers right now
that are just rotting in jail. Which is another thing
that like Steve Bannon from that clip that I played before,
he's pissed about. We should all be pissed about. And
we have a clip on.
Speaker 11: The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and others
in President Trump and he authorized as the law requires
ten to twenty thousand National guardsmen and women to be
utilized around the country. Mayor Bowser's letter where she declined
the National Guard authorization from President.
Speaker 22: Trump to be clear, the District Columbia's not requesting other
federal law enforcement personnel and discourages any additional employment.
Speaker 11: Communications between the leader of the Capitol Police and their
chain of commands to the DoD refusing our request before
January sixth, Acting.
Speaker 12: Capitol Police Chief Yu could end up Pittman blame the
Capitol Police Board for todying in early request to call
in the National Guard.
Speaker 11: That request did not come in from Nancy Pelosi in
the Capitol Police on January.
Speaker 9: Fourth or fifth, gained you, as required by law, authorize
that one hundred percent.
Speaker 2: Nancy Pelosi turned to death.
Speaker 6: It was a fedsurrection.
Speaker 1: They knew the fix.
Speaker 21: Was in.
Speaker 23: Secretaria Army were supposed. It's really a tragedy.
Speaker 2: Intelligence available before January sixth identified plans to quote invade
the capital. We immediately shared that information.
Speaker 1: With d C and Capitol Police.
Speaker 22: If you knew about this, why I meant you call
in the guard.
Speaker 11: Resident Trump gave no order to deploy the National Guard
that day.
Speaker 15: Conspiracy to defraud the United States.
Speaker 2: Could he'd been inspiring and attempting to obstruct an official proceeding.
Speaker 12: What's going on here is a massive cover by Pelosi
and the Democrats.
Speaker 11: It will make Christopher Steel and Danchenko look like the
tea cup right at Disney one who goes to the.
Speaker 2: Extent of destroying and encrypting documents.
Speaker 11: The only insurrectionists are the Nancy Pelosis and Mayor Bowser's
of the world and this January unselectivity.
Speaker 12: Sony Ornado another one of those witnesses we didn't get
to see the full transcript.
Speaker 13: Up, he testifies, you darnright, Donald Trump, author of ten
thousand National.
Speaker 12: Guards, Larry Laudermilk make crivoinal referrals for obstruction.
Speaker 11: Liz Cheney and Adam schiff buryed this exculpatory evidence of
Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: They need to go down, I know see.
Speaker 3: And that's that that's why so many people are so
afraid of cash. I hope so too, because I mean
that is unacceptable and it pinned Americans against Americans. These
people are despicable, They are disgusting.
Speaker 2: And there has to be some kind of countability. There
has to be.
Speaker 3: There has to be, and there are Jason, there are people.
There's a guy that owns a winery in my in
my little small town that went to prison for being
there on j six. I mean it's like he had
a business, he's a good guy as a family, and
we were all like, what happened to the little, you know,
whinery in town. I mean, the guy went to prison
just because he was there.
Speaker 2: You guys, Well, remember when we did that interview with
Brandon Strock and he told us the whole story of
how he was He never even went inside the building,
you guys, But you never saw our interview with him.
You should go back and watch. It's super emotional. It
is just like them telling the story of of even
having his name be versus the United States of America,
like the pain that that caused him. I mean, it's
extraordinary with some of these.
Speaker 3: People who did nothing nothing, They didn't do anything, They
just were there and they wanted to make an example
of these people. It's I mean, they're some of these
people are rotting in jail and they have no rights
and they're like in solitary confinement. I mean, I hope
that that's one of the first things that Trump does
is you just get these people are pardoned, and I
hope these people sue or and they do whatever or
they go after like the shifts. I hope that all
of this stuff is just just put out in the
open and we see some transparency. Yeah, because this is
the kind of stuff that makes me crazy. Our country
should not be doing this.
Speaker 2: It's it's just sucks, you know, to see the level
of corruption right that has infected America that we're supposed
to be a way above that, you know what, I mean,
to see that it's happened so deeply in so many agencies.
Speaker 3: It just that sucks, and it's all politically motivated and
it's gross, so gross. Another thing that's gross is insider trading. Man,
it is lawless, and that's another thing that Cash I
think is gonna go after. But Nancy Pelosi is a
prime example of this. She is a stock trader. You
guys watch this clip.
Speaker 1: Pelosi.
Speaker 2: I have a little bit of a thing with her.
Speaker 9: Because her father was hooked up with the mob in Baltimore.
Sammy am I right. He got elected as mayor because
we gave him help at that time. Nancy Pelosi has
his characteristics. The woman has made four to five hundred
million dollars. She's the best.
Speaker 1: Frock trader in the entire world.
Speaker 9: Okay, we go to jail for that inside of trading.
Should they be held accountable for this or should they
not go absolutely.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, I mean Martha Stewart went to jail for it.
Speaker 2: This is actually one issue that AOC is passionate about.
And she's absolutely right. I mean, it's not okay that anybody,
any member of Congress it has the ability to trade
and invest in individual stocks when they have the information
that they'd have. It's just it's not okay, and now
that they will not forbid it is insane.
Speaker 3: You know who would disagree with AOC though, is Nancy
this Congress?
Speaker 7: Thus is the band trading individual stocks.
Speaker 2: While serving in Congress?
Speaker 23: Now, I don't know to this set in mind any
we have a responsibility to report in the stock on
the stock, but I don't. I'm not familiar with that
five month review. But if the people aren't reporting, they
should be okay, because is this is a free market
in people. We have a free market economy that should
be able to participate in that.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, it's a free market. She should be
able to participate, don't you see?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: But see Cash knows what she did, and I I
just hope that if and when he gets that position,
he'll hold her accountable because she is a crook man,
she's a crook.
Speaker 11: Watch this Lusi's insider trading deals. It is insider trading.
And she keeps making up hundreds of millions of dollars.
So do dozens of other cornersmen and women. So they
know what's going to happen. They're writing the legislation, they're
doing the funding. It's the same thing for the media circuit.
These people, not all of them, but for the most part,
live and breathe to get on these TV shows. I
could care less if I'd ever do media again. In fact,
I'd probably be a much happier guy. These guys are
begging to get on your show for three minutes here
and four minutes there. They're begging for relevance, and they're
looking for any way they can get it.
Speaker 1: Do you think I shouldn't have any government officials on.
Speaker 11: I think they should just have people who care about
questioning them neutrally. Again, not a republican or democratic thing.
Like if someone goes out there and specifically lies about
Russia Gate, about impeachment, about insurrection, about the fifty one
into letter, call.
Speaker 7: Them out on it.
Speaker 1: But they keep having them on over and over and
over and over again. Yeah, exactly crooks.
Speaker 2: How can they not see it too?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 2: How can they How do they wake up and just
look at themselves in the mirror and think I'm doing
I'm I have integrity, I'm doing the right thing. They can't.
Speaker 7: I can't.
Speaker 3: I think once you get past the hundred million dollar mark,
you just you become blind.
Speaker 1: It's just disgusting, you know what I mean?
Speaker 3: Once you start buying twenty four thousand dollars fridges, mouck.
Speaker 1: You just can't see. You're like what, I can't what.
It's just a free market, you guys, Just a free market.
Oh my god.
Speaker 3: Okay, So we're going to talk about uh Trump getting
tough on Hamas in just a second.
Speaker 1: But I have to tell you guys about this stuff.
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Speaker 1: Okay, there is a tweet here from him. I think
we've got it there.
Speaker 7: It is.
Speaker 3: Everybody is talking about the hostages who are being held
so violently, inhumanly and against the will of the entire
world in the Middle East. But it's all talk and
no action. Please let this truth serve to represent that
if the hostages are not released prior to January twentieth,
twenty twenty five, when takes office, the date that I
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will be all hell to pay in the Middle East,
and for those in charge who perpetrated these atrocities against humanity.
Those responsible will be hit harder than anybody has been
hit in the long and storied history of the United
States of America. Release the hostages now.
Speaker 2: God imagine if Biden had ever said anything like that
ever in the past.
Speaker 3: Four years, well, they wouldn't have believed him, you know.
But I think they actually look at Trump and believe him,
which is one of the reasons that this crap happened
to begin with, right, you know, because Biden is a
wuss and they know it. He's weak, and Kamala is
weak and Trump is not Trump, and vance are going
to go in there and they're gonna they're gonna embody
strength and it don't.
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Speaker 2: Anyway, I just had to address it because there's a
lot of saying that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, speaking of a moss. This video was incredibly satisfying
to me, and I wanted you to see it. I
think you would enjoy it, and I think other people
would enjoy it too.
Speaker 8: So I got some psycho, bitch, you just got in
my truck and was driving it repous.
Speaker 7: That the end.
Speaker 21: Future kids, Free Palestine, Free Palestine, three.
Speaker 2: Palastine, just trying to do my job.
Speaker 18: Homeless drug addict.
Speaker 3: Of course she's a hob less drug addict, of course.
Speaker 15: Free.
Speaker 3: Okay, that's one way to do it. That's that's how
you handle that, right there, That's how you handle it.
Speaker 2: M I thought, I know that ship could not find
Palestine on a map.
Speaker 1: No, she should date Hunter.
Speaker 2: She probably has.
Speaker 1: They would get along really well.
Speaker 2: And we checked the laptop for her pictures right exactly.
Speaker 3: Here's another satisfying thing to me yesterday is that sunny
Houston had to read another legal note yesterday on the air,
and you guys may find this satisfying as well.
Speaker 1: The I have a very quick state. It's not going
to be that quick.
Speaker 16: Pete head Seth has denied any wrongdoing. His lawyer said
he paid the woman and twenty twenty three to head
off the threat of a baseless lawsuit.
Speaker 23: No charges were ever brought.
Speaker 2: I mean, you rushed me for that. We'll be right back.
Speaker 1: That's like the third one she's had to do.
Speaker 2: I love that it's her because she's the lawyer. She
should know better.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but she doesn't. Yeah, she's awful.
Speaker 2: And her face when she has to read them, you know,
it's just that, you know how much she hates it.
Speaker 3: Yep, so great. It was a thing of beauty. I
saw this video yesterday of this little girl in Walmart,
you guys, and to me, it's like a microcosm of
everything that's wrong in our country. So just watch it
and then we can listen to what they're saying. Don't
touch her is what they're saying. Don't touch her.
Speaker 1: She's going through, That's what they're saying.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 2: Who's the parents?
Speaker 1: I don't know. Nowhere to be found his way to start,
don't tell me, don't do that to a little girl.
Speaker 2: What in the world?
Speaker 3: And it went on, It went on for like it
was like a two or three minute video. It just
went on and on, and she was just destroying things.
Of course, it's like a Tuesday in a walmart, right,
But I mean, she's a little monster. She's destroying property.
And then you've got this chick, this this liberal chick,
screaming at people saying, don't touch her. You don't know
what she's going through.
Speaker 2: She's a child who needs to be corralled. Regardless of
what she's going through.
Speaker 3: There are a million adults surrounding this kid and not
doing a thing, which to me is like a total
microcosm for everything that's wrong in our society, Like the
kids not being disciplined, the kids not being told are
like just disciplined in any way, and the kids just
destroying crap, just destroying crap, and they're like, you don't
know what she's going through.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what she's gonna go through.
Speaker 2: Could you about to go through some punishment and pay
up for all the damage that she just got?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 3: Can you imagine that happening in nineteen, like seventy nineteen eighty,
like when we were kids.
Speaker 2: Could you imagine there would were guilts out? Oh my god,
this is the thing.
Speaker 3: I know, this is the thing, and people think that
like gentle parenting and things are better now and the
way the kids.
Speaker 1: I know people will fight me on this.
Speaker 3: I'll have some millennial that'll write me and say, Daisy,
you're mean, you know, gentle parenting is the way they go.
Speaker 2: No, So somebody should have gone up to that good
kid and said, do you have some big feelings right now?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 2: You got some big feeling?
Speaker 3: They should have grabbed her by the arm and taken
her out of there is what they should have done.
And if that's wrong in me to say that, then
too bad. So sad, because you know what my kid
would have done that. Your kids wouldn't have done that.
Speaker 2: There is just no way.
Speaker 3: None of my kids would have done that. They would
have had the fear of godden them. They would have
never acted like that, none of them. And so I
just can't imagine. It's awful, totally awful. Anyways, I saw
that and I was just horrified. Anyways, speaking of coddled kids,
Tim Wallace's daughter wants you to see her outfit of
the day.
Speaker 2: Why why is she a thing.
Speaker 23: Better is from all?
Speaker 5: Maybe I've got big baggy black jeans that are from
free people. And thank you to everyone that pointed out
that free People anthrow and support are all big donors
to the Republican Party and Donald Trump.
Speaker 10: Good to know.
Speaker 2: I will take that into account of the future.
Speaker 5: Keep holding me accountable like that, because I genuinely didn't know,
and that is that's.
Speaker 3: Great her hold her accountable. You guys, make sure that
you're holding her accountable. And eventually she's just going to
be naked because they all don't get it.
Speaker 2: So like, why does she bother telling us who she
was wearing if only to say, but don't wear these
things because I need to be held account Why didn't
she just rip off everything?
Speaker 1: That's the thing. It's like she's she's wearing the things.
Speaker 3: But then people are like, listen, they give to the
Republican Oh gosh, they give to Republicans, And I guess
I'll just give it to Goodwill tomorrow because I'm not
supposed to be wearing anybody that gives to Republican.
Speaker 1: Give me a break, Give me a break.
Speaker 2: That's cute that she thinks she's an influence.
Speaker 3: She is an.
Speaker 1: Amfluenser, are you guys?
Speaker 3: Also, women are seeking sterilization, and weirdly, I'm kind of
okay with some of these women being sterilized.
Speaker 2: Why are they doing this? I'm not going to help you.
Speaker 1: I'd like to schedule an appointment with doctor.
Speaker 3: And are you a subscriber for this coverage?
Speaker 7: Yes, ma'am.
Speaker 5: What's this appointment for a consultation for sterilization?
Speaker 4: This is another one and you live in America. It
is the time to start seriously seeking sterilization. If you
are done having kids, if you never want kids, if
you're not on birth control, I don't care if you
were a partner. It has a a sectomy, Like it's
still imperative that you seek protection for your body. And
I'm in my opinion, like birth control is not enough
and at this point you need to get it done
and you need to seek it and get on a
waiting list and go to whatever doctor you need to
go to to make it happen now before it's I
legal and like it's non negotiable if you are serious
about like not that kids. America is no longer. America
is no longer a safe place to have a child.
It is no longer a safe place to be pregnant
or become a mother. It is no longer a place
that we have reproductive freedoms. And I cannot stress enough
how much relief that I have because I got oh, God, like,
I have no kids, and it was one of the
hardest things I had to fight for for over a decade,
and I really feel like it is one of the
only things bringing me any kind of sense of peace
after the news we have this morning.
Speaker 3: It wassh taking itself out totally. But you know, America
was safe for that kid at Walmart.
Speaker 2: It was super safe.
Speaker 3: I mean, everybody's just rallied around her and let her
just smash shit at the Walmart.
Speaker 1: So I feel like America is a pretty safe place
for kids.
Speaker 2: So the so the leftist women are shaving their heads
and tying they're.
Speaker 1: Too they're getting sterilized.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think this is great.
Speaker 1: I know, I'm totally okay with all of this.
Speaker 3: I'm not at all gonna I'm kind of like, you
do you boo, you go get sterilized.
Speaker 1: I mean, you're right, it is the trash taking itself out.
It's I'm okay with it.
Speaker 2: You get I think this is fine. This is totally fine. Right,
they're showing us man.
Speaker 1: All right, you know, isn't it great?
Speaker 2: You got us?
Speaker 1: Uh huh, look at you go? All right?
Speaker 3: Okay, So this is a turn of events. Eric Adams
now wants to work with Homan.
Speaker 2: With Tom Homan, I'm not surprised by this at all
because he has been on the I screwed up on
the whole Sanctuary City train for a long time.
Speaker 7: Though.
Speaker 1: It's kind of an FAFO thing. We get a clip
on that.
Speaker 17: Brig Adams, a former cop, is ready to work with you,
I hope.
Speaker 25: So I've just been notified he wants to sit down
and meet with me. I'm willing to meet with him.
I'm willing to meet with anybody to help make their
community safer because again, prioritization now the gate is public
safety threats. Work with us on that. It makes your
community safer, It keeps my officers safe, it keeps the
community safe. Let's let's work together and get this done.
Speaker 1: When's that meeting happen?
Speaker 25: I haven't responded, Jet, I'll respond this week.
Speaker 1: Okay. We'll be in touch with you and him I
love it. I love that too.
Speaker 3: I think it's really great. I mean, he's made some giant,
colossal mistakes, and I think he's like, listen, my city
is a is a disaster right now. I don't like
the things he said about Daniel Penny. He's done. I mean,
he said some awful things about him, and he jumped
because I don't know what he said about him. Yeah,
I think he made him look like he was the
bad guy at the beginning of all that, And I
don't like any of the stuff that he did with
that with listen, and he even invited migrants in at
the beginning too. He's made some just giant mistakes. This guy,
he's completely loser. But it's nice that he's like, Okay,
I've screwed up. Maybe he's not saying that, but he's
saying he's at least in his brain, he's like, I've
screwed up. I got to like make this a little
bit right because my city's out of control.
Speaker 1: So there's that.
Speaker 3: I mean, at least that's he's not pushing back and
saying I'm gonna use taxpayer money to fight this.
Speaker 2: Like it'd be right interesting to see if if mayor
Adams and Homan work together and they clean up New
York City, and that ends up being one of the
first places is for example that actually you can see
a difference, there's a genuine difference in the level of
safety as a result of Holman's work and Adams cooperating.
Then that will send a huge message to other sanctuary cities.
This is fixable. You don't have to live this way.
You can keep your citizens safe.
Speaker 3: I think this is great, right because I mean a
lot of people really used to love New York City. Yeah,
I mean it's it used to be a decent place
to go to and visit, and now I don't want
to go there.
Speaker 1: Do you want to go there? I mean, there's just
no way, thank you, but no.
Speaker 3: So there's that also, just going to doge there's a
couple things that I read yesterday. I just wanted to
point out to you guys. The federal government has fourteen
thousand empty buildings with two billion dollars in annual maintenance
and utilities that they pay for. On top of this,
federal agencies use only twenty five percent of the existing capacity,
and yet still weight five billion leasing other more desirable
office spaced right that's there's more so, since twenty twenty,
the federal government has spent over three point three billion
dollars on office furniture, despite most office space being completely unused.
Of that, the Department of Defense spent one point two
billion dollars on furniture between twenty twenty and twenty twenty two,
despite having a twenty three percent occupancy rate. So if
you look at like I'm looking at that, and I'm thinking,
what a giant waste of our money, right, I mean,
this is the stuff that doze is going to take
care of. Hopefully they're going to take care of it.
But like I look at these federal government buildings like
the fourteenth, that fourth imagine fourteen thousand buildings in your
brain right now, fourteen thousand buildings, you guys that are
just like, that's two billion dollars in annual maintenance and
utilities that we're just like not using. Think of the
veterans that are homeless, that we could like transform those
buildings into living spaces if we're paying them anyway, right,
Like let veterans live there that are homeless, like put
up the homeless. We could be paying we literally we
could solve the homeless problem, or just start you know.
Speaker 2: They're going to start making some of these departmental workers
come back to the office, right at least if you're
gonna be if we're gonna be paying for the buildings
and the maintenance of the buildings, people need to be
working in the buildings. And if they don't want to
work in the buildings, then they don't get to work
for the government anymore.
Speaker 1: Exactly enough is enough?
Speaker 3: But I mean, like we there, but we could put
on our thinking caps and solve some problems if we
had normal people like like looking at this and hopefully
they're going to look at this, that veg and Elon
and the people who are I guess helping them with this.
I don't know, call me well, like like we have ideas,
you know what I mean, Like there you can help people.
They're like, if we're already shelling out this much money
for all of this wasteful crap.
Speaker 1: Do something good with it.
Speaker 3: I know there are a lot of people here, Republicans especial,
who would love for our money to not just be
set on fire. If we're already shelling out this much money,
it'd be great to help people who have helped us
and made sure that we have freedom right. I'd be
delighted with that anyway, So that's happening. Also, Joe Biden
is the tackiest first lady on the planet, like in
the history of ever.
Speaker 1: You guys, what is this?
Speaker 2: I oh my god, Like this is her Christmas decorating.
Speaker 1: It's, oh my god, it's like a clown show circus.
What does she do? There is a there's a mirry
go around in there.
Speaker 2: When it's so gaudy, like it's like everything that she
ever dresses in, you know what I mean? My god.
Speaker 3: And then they had the audacity, liberals had the audacity
to make fun of Melania.
Speaker 2: And her Remember her Christmas decoration magical?
Speaker 8: Was it?
Speaker 2: Oh my god, so classy, so beautiful, absolutely gorgeous. So
horrid for them to be back in the White House
for everything to be gorgeous again, I'm just over the
Biden family in every way.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Anyways, that that wasn't a joke, that was real, that
those are her Christmas decorations.
Speaker 2: That look like a Thaie whorehouse. Oh my god, it
totally did it?
Speaker 23: Totally?
Speaker 8: Did I know?
Speaker 1: It's like the specials are listed.
Speaker 6: So groch.
Speaker 1: You guys, Okay, we have to talk about gender dolls.
Speaker 13: They're thing.
Speaker 1: God, guys, watched this video and then we'll talk about it.
Speaker 24: My name's Ashley, and I'm excited to talk to you
about a project we've been working on at the National
Center for Gender Spectrum Health called My Gender Dolls. These
dolls were designed by transgender and gender diverse artists. They
are intended to be a therapeutic tool for transgender and
gender diverse kids to explore how they see themselves or
how they'd like to see themselves in terms of gender
identity and gender expression. The My Gender dolls are made
up of multiple layers, and the first of these are
the bodies. Because all kids should be able to see
themselves represented, we have lots of different options for skin
tones and body sizes. Along with the choice of bodies
that my Gender Dolls also include genitals. This is important
because kids can learn that all gender identities and gender
expressions are valid no matter how your body looks. There
are lots of different ways to be a girl, a boy,
or anywhere along a gender spectrum.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 24: Another layer to the dolls is the internal reproductive parts.
Is important for kids to learn about what's on the
inside of their bodies. Bodies are amazing and there's so
many different kinds. Oh my god, let's keep layering clothes.
We all have to get dressed. Gender expression is our
way of telling the world how we want to see.
My gender dolls have a lot of clothing and style choices.
Kids learn that, regardless of gender identity, they can express
themselves in lots of ways. Every article of clothing and
accessory works with all sizes of bodies. So what's next
for my gender dolls? Well, we want to continue to
hire transgender and gender diverse artists to expand the range
of doll options with continued funding, The goal is to
make this resource available to gender therapists who will work
with kids to facilitate and gender expression exploration. You can
help support this work by making a gift to the
National Center for Gender Spectrum Health.
Speaker 1: What's a thing? That's a thing?
Speaker 7: Like? What?
Speaker 1: Why is that a thing?
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 3: No one's going to make a contribution. No one here
is making a contribution to your grooming center or not
doing that.
Speaker 2: Of course it's Minnesota. And why.
Speaker 3: No time in my childhood did I have a doll
with like internal organs in it like, did you ever
have a doll with like, oh, hey, here's your small
intestine and here's your here are testes on a on
a doll? Did anybody have that on your G G
I Joe doll? Did any any men out there have that? Like, No,
that's dolls are not supposed to be that for anybody.
Speaker 1: Kids. That's not what it is.
Speaker 3: Genital sold separately. Mister, They're like stick on balls, that's
what you have, Like, it's no, this is they are
such grimmers. It's obviously, well that's.
Speaker 2: Exactly what they are, because there's no other reason for this.
And if anything, introducing these concepts to young kids, it
leads them to think that just being a girl being
a boy is not normal, that they're supposed to be
on this weird spectrum. And all it does is cause
mass confusion. It's so stupid to it is it is
to get it.
Speaker 3: These people are out of their Oh my god, yeah
this is and it needs to stop. And I would
imagine that University of Minnesota gets taxpayer funding.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, that's a public university.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so just if you live in Minnesota, keep that
in mind. You're you're partially funding this bullshit. That's what
you're doing. Congratulations.
Speaker 1: My favorite part of.
Speaker 2: That is at the beginning when Ashley the non binary
weirdo just listening, I'm so excited to talk to you
about gender dolls, and couldn't have sounded less excited.
Speaker 7: I know.
Speaker 1: It's like, who is the person?
Speaker 3: Who is the chick that was in Juno that became
a dude. Oh, yes, it's now Elliott. That person is
it's Ellen Page. And now that person's name is Elliot.
It's like, this is the thing they always say. Oh,
they become their best selves, they become their happiest, the
happiest version. That person could not look more miserable. Now
so miserable, the most miserable. Like you look at pictures
of that person when they were a woman, looked pretty happy,
looked healthy, looked happy. Now that that person is a man,
a man man, it's miserable. Yeah.
Speaker 2: By the way, Juno is one of the greatest movies.
Speaker 1: I love that movie.
Speaker 2: I wonder what Elliott Page now they like, are you
allowed to talk about the fact that that movie exists
and that she was amazing in it and like it
was such a great pro life message. Oh my god,
it was fantastic, and it's just such a shame that
now Ellen just denies that it existence times, you know.
Speaker 1: What I mean, right, that she actually existed. Yeah, and
she was a really great actress in that she was
she was and now not so much.
Speaker 2: I mean, do they even act anymore?
Speaker 7: Like?
Speaker 2: Is that a thing that Elliott Page does?
Speaker 1: I have no idea this is the thing, because I
mean the career just went yeah, and.
Speaker 2: Rightly so, because I don't even know what do you
do with yeah?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Why are you miserable? I don't understand it?
Speaker 12: All right?
Speaker 1: I have some gifts. I want to like go through
some gifts this morning. I get a move out of
the way.
Speaker 2: Well, we do have superstickers? Should I go through those?
Speaker 8: Real?
Speaker 1: Like, Yeah, let's let's do the superstickers first and then
we'll both see them. I will do them, Okay, Oh yeah, okay,
you go.
Speaker 7: Yes.
Speaker 2: Eugene Higer says Hunter is pardoned from his crimes, but
he isn't recused from testifying against his father, and he
cannot lead the fifth Yeah. I've seen that argument quite
a bit on Twitter.
Speaker 1: Thing.
Speaker 2: Now, if he's pardoned, he can't sit because he's no
longer he's no longer, you know, a defendant of anything.
He cannot lead the fifth anymore, and he may have
to testify against his own dad, which would be very
very interesting, unless, of course, Joe Biden pardons himself.
Speaker 1: Which that could happen.
Speaker 2: Totally, It totally could happen.
Speaker 3: And this is the thing, because I think more pardons
are coming and that could act. I mean, he is
just going to be pardon mister mcparton pants. He's gonna
just pardon everybody, you guys, including himself. I do not
put that pass them, not at all.
Speaker 2: Andrew Viola says, bid them has been very mentally clear lately.
I don't know if I would use I mean, compared
to what right? Exactly right? Anthony Arthur says, Hunter Biden
plus toilet brush plus blank canvas equals money. Yeah, o
growth Andrew Violas is Mike Johnson never released the J
six footage Trader.
Speaker 1: It is weird.
Speaker 2: It is a little odd. Lady shannondoah everything, Yeah, Lady
Shannondoa says, in Maryland they change the laws. Any child
under thirteen can't be charged with a crime except possibly murder.
That girl can destroy everything and there are no consequences. Well,
it's ridiculous.
Speaker 1: There should be parental consequences.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they're responsible for that kid, right. Tammy Pfeiffer says,
as kids, if we did something like that in public,
we'd have to do push ups right in the aisle.
Love you ladies. Do you still get sponsored by Life
three sixty? I'm not sure if if Life three sixty
is coming back for Christmas or not. We haven't ye yet.
Speaker 1: I hope that we love them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and bad Duck says, make asylums great again, right,
oh my god, we need them so badly, totally, totally. Unfortunately,
since I don't have internet still, we you know, we
haven't been able to stream to locals. If I get
internet today and things return to normal, we'll be back
to streaming on Instagram. We'll be back to streaming on locals. Unfortunately,
we haven't been able to do that yet. I really,
really really want my internet to work.
Speaker 21: Yeah.
Speaker 3: We hope that it's happening today because there was a
lot of screaming that happened. Oh so much screaming at
the Internet people yesterday. And when her husband starts screaming.
Speaker 1: You know things are bad.
Speaker 2: It's bad bad.
Speaker 1: Start screaming you guys. Yeah, okay, So Carol Skinner, you
are so lovely. I got this.
Speaker 3: You guys probably can't see it, okay, but there's like
little flecks of like still this and it's gorgeous. I
love quilts, you guys, and you are so good at these, Carol,
So thank you so much. I love, love, love homemade stuff,
and this is so just lovely. Thank you very very much.
I got this from I want to make sure I
get the name right from Ellen and Ellen your last
name is castetpe Cass Stevens, I think, but on the
inside of your note you say Ellen Cass and so
I don't know if you go buy Ellen Cass or
Ellen cas Stevens. But anyways, but this is a little
it's like a little framed quote from Martin Luther. It says,
fear not that little dog, for at the resurrection thou too,
She'll have a tale of gold.
Speaker 8: And I.
Speaker 1: I love it so much. I'm gonna put this into
my office.
Speaker 7: I love it.
Speaker 1: I just love I love stuff like this. Thank you
so much.
Speaker 2: That is so sweet.
Speaker 24: I absolutely love that.
Speaker 3: And then I have one more. I want to make
sure you guys are so sweet. And then this one
is from she says, balls. This is from Patty rich Check.
I think I have the last name, right, is it
Raycheck or rich Check? This is This is from her?
And of course I got too, so my husband and
I can both wear them.
Speaker 1: And it's visiting.
Speaker 2: Mary Choice home.
Speaker 3: Thank you because I did. We got we got two mediums.
I may make my daughter wear that shirt around the house.
Speaker 2: She'll wear it, and one of them is for me.
That's true. It could be for you.
Speaker 3: I don't really I never thought about that because we
live on the opposite sides of the planet.
Speaker 1: But I couldn't send it to you, mop I could.
You'll have to check and see what's going on.
Speaker 2: But I did get an email yesterday from someone asking
for my updated address. It is on our website now
atry dot com under the under the contact page. You
may have to clear your cash and cookies if it's
still showing up as a Caramel, Indiana address, because I
had to do that in order for the South Carolina
one to show up, but it is posted there. However,
I would just remind everybody that the best way to
support us is to visit our sponsors and get yourself
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Speaker 3: Yeah, and you guys, And I'm sorry the show is
a little bit short today. I have to make it
to a doctor's appointment from my daughter. Tomorrow.
Speaker 1: I don't know. Maybe we'll be back to.
Speaker 3: Normal, kind of normal, like whatever the new normal will
be at some point this week. We're hoping for it,
but it has to happen. We're just thanking God that
we're here together for that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So everybody bring it in. Everybody bring it in.
Thank you for being here today. You guys have been
wonderful Tuesday.
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