Speaker 1: Good morning, everybody, Happy Wednesday. It's it's dad joke Wednesday.
Speaker 2: Did anything go on last night? Anything happened?
Speaker 1: A lot of stuff happened yesterday. We're gonna be covering
all that coming up on today's show, Waltz and the
Moderators versus our guy.
Speaker 2: That's basically what we saw last night, you guys.
Speaker 1: Also, I don't know if you noticed, but Iran has
attacked Israel and a port strike update for all of you.
All that and so so so much more coming up
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Speaker 2: Please.
Speaker 1: I get a lot of comments in our YouTube. We
should probably start maybe doing like a five minute at
the end of the show once a week where we
address some comments or people are just super pissed off,
usually things that I say, which isn't surprising. But somebody,
somebody said yesterday that they were really offended by the
fact that I use the term red headed stepchild. They
didn't like that because they are in fact redheaded. I
kind of am too. I mean, I'm kind of strawberry,
and I also am a stepchild, and I have the
worst step mother ever. She's a step monster. The worst
of the worst. You can attest to that, can't you.
Speaker 3: I can.
Speaker 1: She's the worst. So when I say red headed step
job being treated like a red headed stepchild, I was
that red headed stepchild. So I wasn't saying it to
be mean. I was saying it because I lived it.
And so if you're offended by that, don't be offended.
Don't be offended. I'm with you. I'm with you. We
probably should maybe.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, we have the mean message mondays and I
just have looked forever at the mean messages.
Speaker 1: Maybe we should like bring this on Fridays or something.
It is a common phrase, isn't it.
Speaker 2: It is? Yeah, people, that's like a known standard phrase.
People are. Yeah, people are really.
Speaker 1: Touchy, very very bujiggity and touchy. They're they're to chiggity.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Well, I mean the things that people decide to
be offended.
Speaker 1: At, right, will never know, you never know. It's a
new day, that's right, a new day.
Speaker 2: Not to be all like Margaret Brennan or anything. But
we have a lot to get to today, Okay, namely
the debate, which we will get to, but we have
other things to talk about first because of the chronology
of the day, and we also already, because as you mentioned,
it's dad joke Wednesday and we already have some thanks
to dole out. Marilyn air On Venmo said, good morning,
beautiful chicks. After watching the debate, I have a heart
on heart on, she said, for Van, I wish I
could give his name there DeSantis her Kelly Wiseman says,
happy dad joke Wednesday. Jerks Jerk's on the right. Yeah,
so past, present and future walk into a bar. It
was pretty tense. I see what right?
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Speaker 2: Alexander says, last night, while I was running Errand's, a
black cat visibly gagged at me. So I gave it
to a Haitian. Lol, just kidding, take my money. Currio
twenty three says, why do you praying mantas eat their
partners after mating? To stop the snoring before it can begin?
Speaker 1: There you go an issue.
Speaker 2: Becky Kaufman says, why do the Irish make their chili
with two hundred and thirty nine beans because any more
would make it too farty? Dad joke Wednesday from Duck
says the word incorrectly is spelled incorrectly in every dictionary.
Y'all have a great day.
Speaker 1: These are really good.
Speaker 2: These are good.
Speaker 1: You guys, you're stepping up your game. I like it.
Speaker 2: I like it. And then from yesterday, Amanda Barnard said,
watching the debate with Aslin, and she says, Mom, you
gotta tell Mak that Tim Walls is like if you
fused together the Walrus and the carpenter from Alice in Wonderland.
I looked it up and she's not wrong. You all
gotta go look.
Speaker 1: We all gotta go.
Speaker 2: Look.
Speaker 1: Maybe not right now, but.
Speaker 2: After the show. Right now, because we're doing a show.
And then she said, oops, I met Walls. I was thinking,
no balls, Walls, and I guess I fuse the words together.
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I would listen. If it wasn't for my daughter, I
would have one up right now, but she's like, Mom,
you're insane, so I have to wait until the day
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Speaker 1: Every single time it cracks me up.
Speaker 2: All right, let's get to some things. So beyond just
the debate and beyond what's happening in Iran and Israel,
there were some very interesting TV news bits that we
need to talk about. First of all, from Brian Stilter.
Big news about CNN today. CNN's website, one of the
most popular news sites in the world, really is starting
to ask some users to pay four dollars a month
for access, laying the first bricks in a paywall that should,
over time help foot the bill for CNN's journalism. What
who pays? Who's going to pay for that garbage? I mean,
imagine being a person that does I know.
Speaker 1: Who are you raise your hand and then promptly punch
yourself in the face.
Speaker 2: Stop it, because that is that's messed up.
Speaker 1: Yeah, guys, that okay, oh god, it's not journalism.
Speaker 2: I think it was yesterday too that we were talking about.
We played that Megan Kelly clip where she was talking
to that wonder Hugh Hewett about the fact that Trump
was planning to do a sixty minutes interview and apparently
now that is all that's all up in the air
because or maybe not, but like there was there was
disagreement about that. Frank Lentz tweeted that Donald Trump backed
out of the interview with sixty Minutes that was set
to record this week. And you know, sixty minutes has
done sit downs with presidential candidates of both parties for
the past fifty plus years. Wow, and now it's only
going to according to Frank Luntz, it's only going to
be Kamala Harris that's going to be on Monday's Coming
Up episode. So there was that piece of news, and
then there was a full report from CNN giving more
details about that where they said that the Trump campaign
denied that it had ever agreed to the interview at all.
So the campaign spokesperson said fake news sixty Minutes begged
for an interview even after they were caught lying about
Hunter Biden's laptop back in twenty twenty. There were initial discussions,
but nothing was ever scheduled or locked in. They insisted
on cutting out of the interview to do fact checking,
and then Harris's campaign had the absolute goal to say
that Trump was afraid of the debate stage, afraid of
sixty minutes, and his campaign team, after the last three
days of increasingly unhinged and unstable ranting at his allies,
is clearly afraid of exposing him beyond comfortable confines.
Speaker 1: Okay, oh mych she said that hello gaslighters. God, they're
so good. My god, they're just masters at gas lighting. Crazy. Yeah,
all you have to do is just go side by
side it how many times he stalked people? How many
times she stalked to people outside of those confine?
Speaker 2: I mean that she's trying to say he'll only do
stuff in comfortable confines. What has she done? Uh huh.
She's basically saying you scared? Oh my god, he's not.
Speaker 1: Dude has been shot Like basically I say shot twice,
but he's been shot once and almost shot another time.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Like, and you're calling him, you're calling him scared lady.
Come on, God, they're hiding her in a basement just
like they did Biden.
Speaker 2: Give me a break. Everybody knows it.
Speaker 6: Well.
Speaker 2: Then Trump was asked about it, and here's what he said,
I don't even know what the forum is that he's
saying is that? But this was yesterday when this all came.
Speaker 7: Out, a planned interview on sixty minutes. I'd just like
you to address that report and if you indeed are
not doing the interview, explain your reasoning why.
Speaker 8: Well, right now, I went to They came to me
and would like me to do an interview, but first
I want to get an apology because the last time
I did an interview with them, if you remember, they
challenged me on the computer. They said the laptop from
Hell was from Russia, and I said it wasn't from Russia,
it was from a Hunter. And I never got an apology.
So I'm sort of waiting. I'd love to do sixteen minutes.
I do everything. I mean, I do you right now, right,
and you're tough for the sixteen minutes. Frankly, the laptop
from Hell was from Hunter, it wasn't from it, so
I haven't gotten if you remember, Leslie, Still, we got
into a little bit of an argument on the camera
talking about that and other things, and you know they
really owed me. I'll tell you David Muhir, How about
David Muir when he said that crime went down, and
then the following day they released the numbers from the
Justice Department that crime went up forty five percent. Where's
my apology? They should apologize they were wrong in everything.
Uh So I like to get an apology. So I've
asked them for an apology. Let's see if they do it.
I wouldn't mind doing sixty. I've done sixteen minutes a lot.
I did sixteen minutes twice with Mike Wallace, the great
Mike Wallace.
Speaker 1: He was great.
Speaker 2: So that was in the afternoon, right, So then it
sounded like, oh, okay, well he's waiting for an apology,
which I can't imagine that he would actually get. Now
he's not going to get. And then later after last
night's debate, so this was an eleven thirty last night,
he tweeted our truth to this. He said, Lion Kamala
just put out a request for another debate because they
lost so badly tonight. Again. It's like the fighter who
lost gets up and says, I want to rematch. I
beat Biden. I then beat her. I'm not looking to
do it again. Too far down the line. Votes are
already cast and I'm leading big in the polls, I'll
make America great again, and she is incapable of it.
So there's still talk about the debate, there's still talk
about sixty minutes, Like, I don't know if either of
those things are going to happen.
Speaker 1: And they all up and they shouldn't do either. You
just shouldn't do either at this point. Yeah, I think
he's right. I mean, I think he's everything that he
wrote in that paragraph. I just think it's he's right.
We're too far gone at this point. Nobody, I don't
who wants.
Speaker 2: Nobody want to change anything.
Speaker 1: Right, Nobody wants to freaking rematch. And it's like it's
just so dumb. And he's right about the sixty minutes thing.
They need to apologize. Why would you Why would he
do that? I would be like giving them the big
metal finger too well.
Speaker 2: And you know who else thinks exactly like you do
is Elon Musk's mom, May Musk. I've recounted her own
story about her family being on sixty minutes and this
is actually super outrageous. So here's what she said, Trump
should decline sixty minutes. Many years ago, when the Tesla
Roadster was launched, they did an interview with Elon. They
also wanted me, Kimball and Toska in the interview. We
were so excited to support Elon and Tesla. Unfortunately, they
edited the segment to make it very negative. Not only
that they added car sounds for the roadster because they
didn't know Tesla's don't make a noise.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: We were horrified, sad, and disappointed and rejected any further
interviews with sixty minutes. Stay away from them, even if
you have a good message.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I love her.
Speaker 2: I know I love her too.
Speaker 1: She's so she is glamorous, She's very classy and also
very badass. I mean she's a woman that got out
of like a domestic abuse situation, took her kids, and
then she's basically raised three billionaires.
Speaker 2: Right, I'm sorry, Like, hello overachiever? Yeah please? How do
you parent?
Speaker 9: Right to learn?
Speaker 2: I think she's written a book. I probably should read it. Yeah.
And then this is sort of out of left field
because it has nothing to do with anything else. But
the lawyers that are working on the pace did he
puff Daddy case? They came out spoke with the New
York Post or The New York Post reported on this
rather because now there are one hundred plus individual victim
lawsuits in progress right now, and there are going to
be some big names named shortly. Here is one of
the lawyers about that right here.
Speaker 10: But the names that we're gonna name, assuming that our
investigators confirm and corroborate what we've been told, are names
that will shock you. These are individual cases. There are
indeed other perpetrators involved. They will be revealed when that
particular individual case is ready to be filed. They already
know who they are. And I'm talking here about not
just the cowardly but complicit bystanders. That is, those people
that we know watched this behavior cur and did nothing.
And I'm talking about the people that participated, encouraged it,
egged it on. Know who they are.
Speaker 1: I'm ready for the Kardashians to go down.
Speaker 2: I mean, surely they went.
Speaker 1: Surely they went to some of these parties, right interesting,
just putting that out there, I feel like they're fifteen
minutes really needs to be up.
Speaker 2: I just I'm looking forward to the list.
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that Iran attacked Israel mercilessly throughout the afternoon. It was
an absolute barrage of missiles, and so the Israel Defense
of the IDF posted a video saying, here's raw footage
of these missile attacks, just hundreds and hundreds of rockets,
and Israel, like the official account for Israel, said, this
isn't normal. Every single one of these rockets is meant
to kill. This is a very different kind of attack
for Iran. I mean, they clearly meant business, and there's
going to be a retaliation and I hope that Iran
is ready for it because it's going to be something.
And of course this meme went around just as soon
as this.
Speaker 1: Happened, right, Yeah, because I mean a lot of the
money that they have is from us. Yeah, this is
the thing. It makes me sick to my stomach. I'm
watching that yesterday, going like our money, money that you
guys made at your jobs, that they took and then
they sent it to Iran. I mean, it just grosses
me out. You can't What are you supposed to do
about that?
Speaker 2: Well, you got to.
Speaker 1: Change the regime, is what you got to do. We
were unsuccessful in doing that, and I just got it
makes me sick.
Speaker 7: I know.
Speaker 2: And Trump released a giant statement which was awesome, talking
about how the world is on fire, how useless this
administration has been, how literally nobody's in charge right now.
How when he was president, I ran was in total check.
There were no wars in the Middle East and Europe
and anywhere. And so he also mentioned how it's no
surprise that I ran desperately wants Kamala to be president
because they know that when she's in power, they can
take advantage of America and everyone else. He was absolutely
right to say it, absolutely right.
Speaker 1: Totally right to say it. And then you see video
of Biden I think it was yesterday. They're asking him about,
you know what about the hurricane victims.
Speaker 2: We don't have any.
Speaker 1: Left, We don't have any money left. I'm gonna have
to ask the American people for more money.
Speaker 2: Why.
Speaker 1: It's like, oh, because you gave so much money to
these jack holes who are doing this, and you gave
so much money to Ukraine, and it's like this is why,
this is why they keep sucking money off the American taxpayer.
I mean, everybody should be outraged about this, everybody. And
then people would be like, this is none of my business,
like what's happening in Israel and Iran's and in my business?
Like you just see a lot of people who are
just like I, this is has nothing to do with me.
It actually does because your tax money went to this,
Like they're using your money to do this to fund terrorism.
Speaker 2: It's gross so great. And then I mean, just to
prove almost like how inept this administration is everyone in
Biden and Kamala Boe both of course, we're expected to
say something about this attack, and they couldn't do it
without prepared script. You guys, again, freaking pathetic. So here,
first of all, is what Biden said when he was
when his team scrambled together to put together a script
for him here, and then they are so obvious about it,
the way that they read it, it's just absolutely pathetic.
Speaker 11: Yeah, just Ivin spent the morning in the part of
the afternoon in the situation.
Speaker 2: Room and meeting with Gosh security.
Speaker 11: Team and consulting with the Israelis and directly because in
terms of their impact on us, and the national Security
team has been, as I said, in constant contact with
Israeli officials and their counterparts, and they going to continue
to be brought to me throughout the day. We still
have to share updates and when we get them, and
we will do that.
Speaker 1: There's just nothing genuine about this guy. And you know,
he's sitting there and I don't diaper reading that, like
trying so hard to read it.
Speaker 2: What a dude, Oh my god. And then when Kamala
read her statement, it was even worse. Somehow, because she
was reading it and it seems like she doesn't even
understand what she's reading. Yeah, exactly. This tell me of this,
you know, inspires confidence in any way.
Speaker 12: Fully support President Biden's order for the US military to
shoot down Iranian missiles targeting Israel. Effective and this operation
and successful cooperation saved many its innocent lives. As I
have said, I will always ensure Israel has the ability
to defend itself against Iran and Iran backed terrorist militias.
My commitment to the security of Israel is unwavering. And
let us be clear, Iran is not only a threat
to Israel. Iran is also a threat to American personnel
in the region, and we will continue to work with
our allies and partners to disrupt Iran's aggressive behavior and
hold them accountable. Thank you.
Speaker 1: She has no idea, No I do what she's reading.
If Iran, if I RAN's a threat, then why do
you give them money? Why does anybody just cut them off?
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is the thing. We'll have a trip down
memory lane to see how we got here. But first
just check out how KJP responded to the questions about Hey,
maybe it wasn't such a great idea to like, you know,
take away sanctions from Iran, and she tries to say
that they haven't, which is just a flat out lie.
Speaker 13: And obviously we saw what happened today. They've also have
an active plot to assassinate one of the candidates in
the US election, which could be seen as a direct
election interference. Is there any talk of consequences for RAND
in terms of limiting their revenue going after their oil exports?
Speaker 14: So look, you heard Jake speak to this on what
there will be consequences. You heard Jake say this, This
is an ongoing situation. He had to get back to
his desk to make sure that he continues to monitor
what's happening occurring, having conversations with his counterparts as well
in Israel. But this administration has not lifted a single
sanction on Iran.
Speaker 1: We cannot get that.
Speaker 14: Rather, we continue to increase pressure. That's what we have seen.
More extensive sanctions on Iran remain in place and we
certainly will continue to enforce them. And you heard from
the National Security Advisor, you heard what he said today.
Speaker 13: Well, Iran's oil exports have reached record levels now on
one report showing a three point two million barrels per day.
According to Opak, that's about ninety billion dollars a year.
So when do we cut off that revenue.
Speaker 14: We have not lifted any a single sanction, if anything.
Speaker 2: As I said moments ago, how should she say that
out loud? In doing how cans seriously?
Speaker 1: Nobody push us back? Where's Jucy? He's the only one
that would push back on that. He obviously wasn't in
the room because that was complete and utter bull crap
what she just said.
Speaker 2: She was lying, I mean, and the total is flipping
to find the right page and her stupid binder. My god,
and people believe her. I know, It's amazing, amazing, And
so now the question is what will Israel do in response?
So Lieutenant General Keith Kellogg was on Fox News to
talk about his prediction for what happens from here.
Speaker 15: Ye Allays basically said to the world, they said, to
the United States, We've given you repeated opportunities to bring
this thing to a conclusion, to shut this down, and
the world has turned another eye. They said, No, I
think he's going for the kill. And what I mean
by that, he's going to respond quite forcefully. And I
think if I was a ran right now, I'd say
I think where he'd probably end up going.
Speaker 16: He's going to make a real key shot.
Speaker 15: He's either going off some nuclear facilities or he's going
to after a supreme leader, and that's going to say
everything in motion for a much wider war in the
Middle East. But I think they've just said these Radis
said we're done with this enough. Same thing they've done
with hesbe Lah, same things they did with Hamas and
you know, and to be very candid with the Sandra,
you know, it's probably about time. This is time and
needs to be brought to some type of conclusion. If
we're not going to help them conclude it, then they're
going to have to do it on their own.
Speaker 1: Yeah, quick, poking the bear man like. And then what's
going to happen is they're going to be like, well,
they're fighting back too hard. I mean, I can already
see it now, Like when they do come back with
the fury, which they will and they should, Israel is
going to come back and they're going to hit them hard.
Speaker 2: People are going to be like, oh my god, they're
hitting too hard and why do they why are they
doing They're still mean Israel they're fighting back too far.
Just wait for it. You know you're going to see
that well. And Glenn Greenwald, who he can be very
very right, but then he can also be very very wrong.
And so he and I are in the middle of
a fight right now, which I was surprised that he
responded to me. But he tried to tweet something about
how Israel is going after civilians by hitting all of
these non military targets, which is utter bull crap, and
they and his ration, and I said that, I was like,
this is nonsense. Israel goes after precise targets and it
is not their fault that those targets embed themselves in
the homes of civilians exactly. And he says that's he said,
that is a lie. Israel's Mosad headquarters are like in
the middle of Tel Aviv, And I'm like, you're comparing
the building headquarters being in a city to Hamas using
actual schools as a place to shoot weapons from. How
are you even comparing the two? Like I could not
believe it. I just I don't know how Israel tolerates
much more of that, and I.
Speaker 1: Don't think they're going to and I don't want them
to and I don't think either, don't Why why do
you continue? I mean, it's it's like it's like somebody
who just gets beaten up and beaten up and beaten
up day after day. At some point it's like enough
is enough, man? Yeah, fight back with the fury.
Speaker 2: Yeah. And then I, you know, when I ran hit.
Despite the fact that they shot off God, I don't
even know how many hundreds of missiles, their success rate
not so great. So five IRG forces were killed at
least twelve injured in their explosion of one of the
ballistic missiles during launch. Zero Israelis were killed in those
missile strikes. Wow. One Palestinian was killed, five Iranians were killed.
So nicely done, you idiots. Yeah.
Speaker 17: God.
Speaker 2: And then this guy you can't see him, but there's
a guy, the Palestinian that got killed is literally undern
that that missile so nicely done around good, good job there,
Oh my god. And then the freaking head of the
UN tweeted out the most ridiculous stuff, saying, I condemn
the broadening of the Middle East conflict with escalation after escalation.
This must stop. And Israel was like, we condemn your
inability to string together a tweet which holds a Ran
responsible for firing one hundred and eighty one ballistic missiles
at ten million Israeli civilian.
Speaker 1: There's just there's always a double standard. Man.
Speaker 2: God, I'm so sick of that.
Speaker 1: I now I'm sick of this shit too. It's like
there's always a double standard. It's always like you can,
you can fire as many missiles as you want at Israel,
but the minute Israel fights.
Speaker 2: Back, it's too much, too much? What just enough is enough?
Speaker 6: Man?
Speaker 2: Trump in a rage about it, saying, look at the
world today. Look at the missiles flying right now in
the Middle East. Look at what's happening with Russia Ukraine,
look at inflation destroying the world. None of this happened
while I was president. He ain't wrong. And you know,
you can always sum up the Biden Harris administration's foreign
policy on this particular matter with one word, as they
like to point out themselves here they are, what is.
Speaker 18: Your message to Hesbola and its backer Iran?
Speaker 11: Don't don't don't.
Speaker 16: What's the message to Iran?
Speaker 10: Don't?
Speaker 16: As President Biden said, just don't.
Speaker 2: Exactly one word, Yeah, pretty straightforward.
Speaker 19: It was very important to send a very clear message
anyone who might seek to take advantage of the conflict
in gas to threaten our personnel here or anywhere else
in the region, don't do it.
Speaker 2: Oh, super scary. They're so scary guys.
Speaker 1: And then blinking yesterday, my favorite one, he's like, he
called the attack inappropriate. I mean, listen, you would tell
a top you would be worse and harder on a
toddler biting another toddler a daycare. Then that guy is
talking about a missile attack like it was inappropriate.
Speaker 2: What kind of crap is that?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 1: I was like, I looked at my husband and I'm like,
he called that inappro I'm sorry, what what kind of
joke administration is this?
Speaker 2: And then did you see how proud of herself Kamala
was when she said don't She was like, one word,
that's all it takes.
Speaker 1: It actually takes more, as evidenced by yesterday.
Speaker 2: How that work out for you?
Speaker 1: All that crap did in age?
Speaker 13: Well?
Speaker 2: Did it?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 2: God? Well? And then you know, back to the sanctions
and what they have done to contribute to this absolute catastrophe.
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let's do a little trip down memory lane, shall we.
Back in October of twenty one, the Hill reported the
Biden lifted sanctions on two Irani missile producers. That's just
one example.
Speaker 1: Can somebody send that to KJP? Somebody needs to send
that to her right.
Speaker 2: And then Kamala Back in June of twenty nineteen, she said,
either the Trump administration is angling for another disastrous war
in the Middle East, or they've spent two years saber
rattling against Iran with no strategy and no endgame. The
president is making America weaker and less safe.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I can't really, Yeah, don't don't is
her strategy?
Speaker 2: Uh huh, Oh my god. And then she this this
clip of her saying this kind of stuff with Rachel
Maddow started making the rounds yesterday. What a freaking hag
you guys watch.
Speaker 20: Just tweeting out, you know, this bravado about you know,
lock and lock and loaded.
Speaker 2: What the what does that mean?
Speaker 9: Okay? And also well, it's an implicit military threat.
Speaker 12: The yes was, yes it is, Yes, it is, Yes
it is.
Speaker 20: And again, you know, listen, as far as I'm concerned,
this president is motivated by his personal insecurities more than
he is our national security. If this president is thinking
about putting us in a position where we're in a
war with Iran, the consequences will be absolutely unacceptable and
tragic in terms of the young men and women who
are American soldiers who would be sent and deployed into
something that was completely avoidable in a Harris administration one,
we wouldn't have gotten ourselves into this mess.
Speaker 2: Oh oh really, okay, where are we now?
Speaker 1: Where are we now?
Speaker 2: Kamala? Oh my god.
Speaker 1: And it's like, this is the thing I think, you know,
she talking to Rachel mad Out. They're talking about how
they just want everybody to be nice to one another.
You can't be like, you can have that bravado with
these countries, with these terrorists is basically what they are.
You can't be strong and forceful with it. That's precisely
what you have to be. You can't look at them
and be like, don't obviously it doesn't work. You gotta
be how Trump was, which is what they were criticizing.
Speaker 2: They don't get it.
Speaker 1: She cannot be our president, you guys.
Speaker 2: She just can't. What is she goin to start? And
then let's see back just this past July, there's the
headline saying Biden gives a ran another sanctions break. Oh
my god. And then here we are yesterday. I mean,
these things what they have done is create just complete
chaos across the world.
Speaker 1: And then they lie about it, and then they lie
about it.
Speaker 2: Uh huh. And this is when we miss Trump tweets
like this from July of eighteen, where he said to
Iranian President Ruhani, never ever threatened the United States again,
or you will suffer consequences the likes of which you,
throughout history have ever suffered before. We are no longer
a country that will stand for your demented words of
violence and death. Be cautious.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And Madow and Kamala were like, that's mean, you
can't do that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you can, you can.
Speaker 1: And he did. He did, And we weren't dealing with
this bull crap when he was president. Isn't that interesting
how that works?
Speaker 2: Yeah, And he warned us about this very thing just
last August.
Speaker 6: Here he is just rookie Joe Biden just agreed to
pay a six billion dollar ransom to the Iranian dictatorship
in exchange for hostages. This is yet another Biden surrender
and a further blistering humiliation of the United States of
America to the world stage. But even worse, this decision
will be extremely deadly. Biden is giving six billion dollars
to the world's leading state sponsor of terrorism, just as
when Obama sent the Arraigning regime palettes of cash for
hostages in the dark of night. Remember planeloads of cash.
Biden's ransom payment will be immediately used to stoke violence, bloodshed,
and mayhem throughout the Middle East and all around the world,
costing countless innocent lives, putting Israel, the United States, and
the entire world in very grave peril.
Speaker 1: Oh, look, he was right again.
Speaker 2: Huh look at that. I know, right, just.
Speaker 1: Keeps being righting. They they hate the way he talks,
but he's right a lot.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's right. He is right. And his team released
an ad once all the mayhem started happening yesterday. They
were very quick on their feet, his campaign team. This
is the ad that they released us.
Speaker 4: China also saw their weakness, so did Putin. Then he
invaded Ukraine. Hama saw Harris anti Israel statements and will
use it as a green light to keep murdering Israelis,
and Iran thinks Harris is so incompetent. New until shows
they're trying to help Harris win the election. America doesn't
need another TikTok performer. We need the strength that you protect.
Speaker 6: Improve this message.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, that's fantastic.
Speaker 1: Had a really great comment, never give your never give
the bully your lunch money, don't give the bully anything.
Speaker 15: M h.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's exactly.
Speaker 1: Right, and that's precisely what they're doing. My god, it
could like the differences could not be any more staggering.
Speaker 2: I know, it's absolutely amazing. Okay, we're going to get
to the update on a port strike and we're going
to get to the debate stuff in just a second,
but we're going to take a quick break to thank people.
Sue Richie says, playing cards, the captain was standing on
the deck.
Speaker 1: The I didn't see I didn't see it. Okay, do
you want to bring it up and we'll look at it.
Playing cards, the captain was standing on the deck.
Speaker 2: I don't know what that means.
Speaker 1: I don't either. I'm sorry, very usually I'm pretty good deciphering,
and not to do.
Speaker 2: Jessica Simon says, cow farts come from the dairy air.
Take my money, love it. Chasing Gray says Vance did
a phenomenal job building rapport with Walls. Walls left confuse
liking Vance. Vance is the.
Speaker 1: Goat I think is going to vote for him.
Speaker 2: Alexander says, ever heard of detox ice cream? Word on
the street is it's the shit. I've been holding that
joke in since last week. Thank you to Meyers nineteen
ninety nine. Appreciate it. Tina Fascie says, why did the
financial planner quit his job because he was losing interest? Ah?
Not bad? I like it. Ashley Thompson, thank you. And
Emily Craig says, cow farts come from the dairy air.
You'll be in my pocket for later busy meeting day,
but I had to share this gem. Oh sorry that
you were second on that one.
Speaker 9: No.
Speaker 2: Kim Holtzman says, regarding Trump being strong, my son was
stationed in Korea when Rocketman was launching rockets. Trump went
to Korea, snatched that fat little dictator's hand, told him
what's up, and the rockets stopped. Isn't that interesting? Not wrong?
Speaker 1: And they're like they're best friends another or not? Hey.
Speaker 2: Gaily two ten says Walls is mister Hall from the
movie Clueless, A total useful idiot. I would argue that
he's a useless idiot. I don't think he's particularly useful
in any way.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Judy Flood says, what's the leading cause of dry skin towels? Okay, okay.
Becky Kaufman said, Go Red Cosmetics customer service did reach
out to me and they are awesome. Yay, that's been
good to hear.
Speaker 1: Yay.
Speaker 2: Oh Suki says, I wonder if all the money the
Communist Party regime sent them was to pay them to
kill Trump and the Jews. Yeah. Donna Rogers said, can
KGP stand up straight when she's speaking? It kills me
when she leans on the lectern. She's a leaning liar,
so unprofessional. And Barry Peral said, celebrating Rashashana tonight, praying
for a peaceful and safe new Year. I'm hoping we
all feel safe to express our Judaism on college campus
and all over the world. Yes, thank you everybody. All right, So,
yesterday we talked about the port strike. We showed that
video of the ISLA president, Harold Daggett, who's a monster,
a monster, and he was a monster yesterday on the
picket line. Here he is being his monster mobsterself. The
weekend past'll.
Speaker 17: Tary of Labor Julie Sue has been terrific. She's knocking
knocking down doors, she's trying to stop this. She's trying
to get us to a media where we can have
a fair negotiations.
Speaker 9: Fan it's the.
Speaker 17: Companies that don't want to. They don't want to sit
here and be fair. So that's why we're out here
fighting for our livelihood.
Speaker 21: What more from the automation do you want?
Speaker 2: Want more protect? Could there be?
Speaker 9: What more?
Speaker 21: Yeah? They have language in there now.
Speaker 17: Not strong enough because what happens is they come in
with new technology. We just caught them in Mobile, Alabama
called AutoGate, and that means the trucks are coming in
and they're already checked in somewhere else and not using
the checkers in the il A shirklevent in the contract.
Speaker 9: They don't care.
Speaker 17: They don't care. It's not fair. And if we don't
put a foot down now, they would like to run
over us.
Speaker 16: And we're not gonna allow that.
Speaker 21: You are going to grind the economy to a halt
here on the East Coast and the Gulf Coast US.
Speaker 17: They don't spend it now because your Fox News.
Speaker 22: They.
Speaker 9: Are you worried?
Speaker 2: Are you worried that.
Speaker 17: District the capital to settle this thing?
Speaker 21: Are you worried that this strike is gonna hurt the
everyday American, the farmers that need to read. They reached
the export market. They're telling me that they're gonna hurt them.
Speaker 17: Start to realize who the long shoremen are.
Speaker 18: Right.
Speaker 17: People never gave about us until now when they finally
realize that the chain is being broke.
Speaker 9: Now, cars won't come in, food.
Speaker 16: Won't come in, clothing won't come in.
Speaker 17: You know how many people depend on odd jobs.
Speaker 16: Half the world.
Speaker 17: And it's time for them and time for Washington to
put so much pressure on them to take care of us,
because we took care of them, and we're here one
hundred and thirty five years and brought tom where they
are today, and they don't want to share.
Speaker 2: God, it's not fair.
Speaker 1: I make that guy, I see him, seven hundred thousand
dollars a year.
Speaker 2: I make. It's not fair. I have a yacht. It's
not fair. I hate him. I hate him. I'm seeing
tiktoks from conservative Trump supporters whose family members are ila
defending this insanity while they're crazy. I was like, they're
so shortsighted. Yeah, and it makes it Everything about what
they're doing right now is so freaking insane and terrible
for the country. There was a tweet from Bill d
Alice Sandro that I want you to read. Will you
read it? I'm tu mange, I'll read it.
Speaker 1: Hold on, Oh, we don't want much, just a seventy
seven percent pay increase and a contractual ban on automation
forever at all US ports. The Longshoreman's Union is a
vampire squid on our economy, and their pending strike will
absolutely increase the cost of everything from cars to asparagus.
One hundred and fifty thousand pounds of asparagos will fly
in from Peru that would usually arrive by ocean to
avoid the risk of the vegetables getting stuck at sea
and rotting. Air freight is four times more expensive, and
we'll add about fifty cents a pound to the cost
of asparagus. Oh my god.
Speaker 2: US ports are already about half.
Speaker 1: As efficient as leading international ports because the longshoremen have
been blocking efforts to implement automation for years. The cost
of that inefficiency is passed along to consumers every day,
and the union is now striking to make it even worse.
This is rent seeking of the worst kind, a regressive
tax on low income consumers who spend the highest portion
of their earnings on goods impacted by these costs, and
we should absolutely not tolerate it. Yeah, this is why
I said yesterday, replace them all with the legals because
they voted for that crap. Anyway, replace them all. They're
all replaced them all.
Speaker 2: Now you know what they need to do is replace
them with the freaking automation that when the fosters have
been trying to prevent and they're all like, you should
care about us? Why why I is going to replace
a zillion jobs? And you have seen people strangle holding
the entire United States for their singular jobs and doesn't
care about our entitled asshats. And I saw this video
of how the Chinese have completely overtaken us in efficiencies
and technology, and they are preventing us from actually improving
how we operate. That's what these longshoremen are doing. And
you will not convince me otherwise, And especially when you
see the difference between us and how China's ports works.
This video blew my mind and it made me even
matter at that asshole. I'm sorry for all my cussing,
but I'm very, very mad.
Speaker 23: This is the world's largest automated container terminal, also hailed
as the pioneer of intelligent unmanned ports worldwide, a colossal
feat engineered by China with a staggering investment of seventy
billion dollars. Brace yourselves for the mind boggling spectacle of
the Shanghai Yangshan Deep Water Port, aptly nicknamed the Devil's
doc Behold. It boasts not just thirty berths accommodating behemoth
cargo ships, but also an annual throughput surpassing a staggering
forty seven point three million standard containers, outshining the combined
throughput of all ports in the United States.
Speaker 16: But that's not all.
Speaker 23: The entire port operates on the cutting edge prowess of
five G technology, enabling feats like unmanned navigation path optimization
and automated obstacle avoidance. Every autonomous guiding vehicle prowling the
port is equipped with high capacity lithium batteries, ensuring a
relentless eight hour operation on a single charge.
Speaker 16: But here's the kicker.
Speaker 23: These intelligent beasts come with self diagnostic capabilities and real
time battery monitoring, ensuring that cargo remains on the move
without any hiccups or unforeseen bottlenecks. It's a mesmerizing site,
a meticulously choreographed performance where not a soul is in sight.
The whole operation appears to be under the spell of enchantment,
an intricate symphony of containers being loaded, unloaded, and seamlessly transferred,
all orchestrated by fully automated, intelligent machinery. It's like a
marble straight out of a futuristic blockbuster.
Speaker 9: From dusk till.
Speaker 23: Dawn, three hundred and sixty five days a year, the
port operates with unwavering efficiency, resembling a relentless magical force
at play and the cherry on top. This powerhouses operational
prowess has secured its position as the world's top performer
for a solid decade.
Speaker 1: Apparently, I mean, well, everybody, everybody's replaceable, and this guy
thinks he's not so, and he thinks his men are
not so. I guess we'll see, because.
Speaker 2: Everybody is replaceable. I mean, it's I can't I cannot
believe that they are being this selfish.
Speaker 1: It's arrogant, instink it is incredible arrogance, and it's and
it's entitlement that I've just it's crazy entitlement. I just
it's crazy when this guy makes that much money and
he's like, I we seventy seven percent raise? Who asked
for a seventy seven percent raise? Especially in this economy?
Speaker 2: And then on top of that, they're demanding that there
never be automation. Why do we not want progress that
makes things get here more efficiently? Why don't we not
want that?
Speaker 1: While because he is insecure, because he is totally insecure about,
you know, losing his gravy train. That's what he's insecure about.
He wants to always make that much money and he
knows that. It's like if God forbid, he ever has
to go and improve and do something else, or learn
another skill or learn another trade. And the guy is
incapable of doing that. I mean, that's like I said,
everybody's replaceable. And he knows that he is. Deep down,
he knows he is, and he's freaking out.
Speaker 2: So that's that, all right. I need to calm down,
and I'm down by talking about the debate. But that's
what we're going to talk about next. So let's do that,
and let's kick it off with this absolutely stereotypical college
leader of the College Democrats. I don't even remember what university.
But MSNBC was talking to College Democrats to get a
preview of how they thought last night's debate was going
to go. Just you can't you couldn't script it better
than this, Democrats.
Speaker 24: You're you're the president of College Democrats.
Speaker 2: Yep, that's how you feel about the enthusiasm your name
and how you're feeling.
Speaker 9: My name is Rosa. Feeling great? This is gonna be
a great debate. Sorry I touched it there. I'm so enthusiastic.
Walls is going to do so well.
Speaker 11: All Right, I guess we have to We're gonna We're
gonna have to wait and see.
Speaker 9: I really appreciate talking to you guys, Rachel.
Speaker 1: They got that's a man, Yes, that was it. That's
a man baby. Oh my god, I cannot all.
Speaker 2: Right, I have no idea. I think I have this
pretty much in chronological order. So we'll talk through it
as we as we go. But okay, it kicked off
with the question, right, There was no opening statements, right, Yeah,
they're weird. It was weird, and they kicked it off
immediately by kind of talking about Iran and Israel and
like just every and and the hurricanes, like all all
kind of shushed together, and so Tim Walls went first,
and you could tell right out of the gate that
he was absolutely mortified and petrified and terrified. Yeah, he
was terrified and not and not keeping up with like
his memorized lines and very very confus used. So you're
going to see that first, and then we'll get to
how Vance kicked everything off on Iran.
Speaker 25: You have two minutes.
Speaker 18: Well, thank you, and thank you for those joining home tonight.
Let's keep in mind where this started. October seventh, Hamas
terrorists massacred over fourteen hundred Israelis and took prisoners. I
ran our Israel's ability to be able to defend itself
as absolutely fundamental, getting its hostages back fundamental, and ending
the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. But the expansion of Israel
and its proxies is an absolute fundamental necessity for the
United States to have the steady leadership there you saw
it experience. Today we're along with our Israeli partners and
our coalition, able to stop the incoming attack.
Speaker 2: But this was one of my favorite memes of the night.
I know, I totally I posted this.
Speaker 1: I posted those exact pictures on our Instagram.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because Vance was keeping a watch of the clock obviously,
but that look that he gave every time he did
it was just like, this guy is a moron.
Speaker 1: He's crap, he's lying, or he's full of crap. I
just wish you would have called him out more.
Speaker 2: I mean, well, he was in a predicament because the
whole goal for him was to not look too mean
and not look too elitist, So he had to show
people that he was likable and warm and kind. You're
talking about Vance, right, Yeah, I'm talking about Vance. And
so then we ended up with not getting as much of.
Speaker 1: The bulldogs the Zingers liked the Zingers. Yeah, And I
think that's genuinely how he is.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I think he's a really nice guy. I think he
is a super nice, warm, friendly guy, and he really
is empathetic to people, and he's good and he has
a great heart, and that's who he is as a person.
He has a calm disposition. He han' reminds me of
our son. He's like this all the time, and like
if you were a fight, he would just he would
want to calm people down and not like go bulldog
on them and I love that about him.
Speaker 2: I do.
Speaker 1: But then there's a part of me where I'm just
I guess I'm so used to the fighting at this point, right,
I'm used to it, and so and there's a there's
a part of me where there are places last night
during the debate where I'm like, but you could have
said this, and you could have said that, and you
could have gone with the jugular on this. You could
have brought this up, like you know, the stolen valor
thing was never brought up. I feel like that was
a missed opportunity because of what he did in the
military and what Waltz did not do, and I feel
like those two could have I would have loved to
have seen that, and I didn't see it.
Speaker 2: And for the flip flopping on fracking, that was another
thing that I was just like, Yeah, how are you
not bringing up all the flip flopping and all this stuff. Yeah,
it was very civilized, which part of me really loved
because this is how it used to be. And I
was just like, man, there's so much decorum and it's
so dignified, and I like that. Yeah, But at the
same time, I was like itching for Vance to get
in some you know some singers. Yeah, yeah, because I'm
still I think Vance one hands down, hopefully.
Speaker 1: Without the question Genny one hands down. But I do
think that there was some myss. I mean, he could
have gone for the jugular a couple of times, and
I'm like, come on.
Speaker 2: When he kicked off the answer to the question, which
was the same for him, it was Wall was was
asked that first about Israel and Ran and how Israel
should respond and should there be an immediate response, and
so Vance was asked the same question and he had
his two minutes. And when he started off talking about
how he grew up, I literally thought he was making
fun of Kamala at first, and I was like, Oh,
this is going to be so good. He's making fun
of how she answers every question with growing up in
the middle class. But it was it was serious, like
he was genuinely just trying to get people to understand
who he is, right And he did ultimately answer the question,
and I thought it was very effective. He actually got
people to know who he is a little bit and
answer the question. It was really really good. If you
missed it here it is.
Speaker 22: But I want to actually give an introduction of myself
a little bit, because I recognize a lot of Americans
don't know who either one of us are. I was
raised in a working class family. My mother acquired food
assistance for periods of her life. My grandmother required Social
Security help to raise me, and she raised me in
part because my own mother struggled with addiction for a
big chunk of my early life. I went to college
on the GI Bill after I enlisted in the Marine
Corps and served in Iraq. And so I stand here
asking to be your vice President with extraordinary gratitude for
this country, for the American dream that made it possible
for me to live my dreams. And most importantly, I
know that a lot of you are worried about the
chaos in the world and the feeling that the American
dream is unattainable. I want to try to convince you tonight,
over the next ninety minutes that if we get better
leadership in the White House, if we get Donald Trump
back in the White House, the American dream is going
to be attainable once again. Now, to answer this particular question,
we have to remember that as much as Governor Waltz
just accused Donald Trump of being an agent of chaos.
Donald Trump actually delivered stability in the world, and he
did it by establishing effect deterrence people were afraid of
stepping out of line. Iran, which launched this attack, has
received over one hundred billion dollars in unfrozen assets thanks
to the Kamala Harris administration.
Speaker 9: What do they use that money for?
Speaker 22: They use it to buy weapons that they're now launching
against our allies and god forbid, potentially launching against the
United States as well. Donald Trump recognized that for people
to fear the United States, you needed peace through strength.
Speaker 9: They needed to.
Speaker 22: Recognize that if they got out of line, the United
States global leadership would put stability and peace back in
the world. Now, you asked about a preemptive strike, Margaret,
and I want to answer the question. Look, it is
up to Israel what they think they need to do
to keep their country safe, and we should support our
allies wherever they are when they're fighting the bad guys.
I think that's the right approach to take with the
Israel question.
Speaker 1: He was such a good pick. Trump picked the best
person for this job. I just can't think of another
person who would have been better. I can't. I'm sure
there are people who disagree with me. But he's just
he's brilliant, he's calm, he's dignified. He out classes Walls
in every way, just out classes him.
Speaker 2: That's so funny because that was my title. Can you
see that really out class? Oh my god? Is it really?
Speaker 1: Have we brain share? But he totally does. He absolutely
does in every single way. Like that's and I love
that because listen, I know a lot of people think
that Trump is harsh. He can be very trumpy, you know,
and and I and honestly, I think that when he
chose a VP, when he chooses any VP, when he
chooses a running mate, because he's done it before, he
likes to find somebody who balances him. And Vance is
a great he's a great balance for him. But he's
I think he's exponentially better than Pence.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, we got questentially without question. He did get
in this singer, which I really appreciated, reminding everyone, hey,
you're currently like your running mate is currently in charge.
Speaker 22: You yourself just said Iran as as close to a
nuclear weapon today as they have ever been. And Governor Walter,
you blame Donald Trump, who has been the vice president
for the last three and a half years, and the
answer is you're running mate, not mine.
Speaker 9: It was at this moment that he knew he fucked up.
Speaker 1: So great, it's so true. He said that a couple
of times. He got that in a couple of times.
It's like, why hasn't she done it right? I had
three and a half years to do it. She's a
big bat loser. I mean she didn't say that, but paraphrasing,
of course I would have said that, but he didn't
say that.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Then, and we haven't even gotten to the moderate.
I was literally screaming with rage at Margaret Brennan. She
is the biggest hag on the planet. And we'll get
to her ridiculousness in a second. But it started with
Jade Vance talking about border issues and specifically Springfield, and
then Mayhem broke out. So we'll kick it off with
Vance's fantastic, by the way, answer about the border.
Speaker 22: Look, I think what Tim said just doesn't pass the
smell test. For three years, Kamala Harris went out bragging
that she was going to undo Donald Trump's border policies.
Speaker 9: She did exactly that.
Speaker 22: We had a record number of illegal crossings, We had
a record number of fentanyl coming into our country. And
now now that she's running for president, or a few
months before, she says that somehow she got religion and
cared a lot about a piece of legislation. The only
thing that she did when she became the vice president,
when she became the appointed borderz Aar, was to undo
ninety four Donald Trump executive actions that opened the border.
This problem is leading to massive problems in the United
States of America. Parents who can't afford healthcare, schools that
are overwhelmed. It's got to stop, and at will. When
Donald Trump's president. A governor waltz Broke is.
Speaker 2: This okay, so this might be hang on, Okay, So
he continues to this is where he talks about Springfield. Okay,
so he's still this is still the same conversation. But
this is when it gets scrappy.
Speaker 22: Unity of Springfield, and he's very worried about the things
that I've said.
Speaker 9: In Springfield.
Speaker 22: Look in Springfield, Ohio, and in communities all across this country.
You've got schools that are overwhelmed, You've got hospitals that
are overwhelmed. You have got housing that is totally unaffordable
because we brought in millions of illegal immigrants to compete
with Americans for scarce homes. The people that I'm most
worried about in Springfield, Ohio are the American citizens who
have had their lives destroyed by Kamala Harris's open border.
It is a disgraced him, and I actually think I
agree with you. I think you want to solve this problem,
but I don't think that Kamala Harris does.
Speaker 2: Okay, So in this next moment, the moderators, who are
not going to fact check, all of a sudden decided
to fact check incorrectly what Vance has said about the status,
the legal or illegal status of all of those Haitian
migrants in Springfield. And then Margaret Brennan freaking tries to
cut him off, saying they.
Speaker 1: Did, and then they cut the mics.
Speaker 2: Yeah, mock, they couldnt believe it, and you're losing my
mind yea. And by the way, before we even show that,
why did why do everybody knew what the time constraints
are and they fit into them just fine, Like Vance
would finish an answer, and every single time they would say, Senator,
your time is up, as if he was still trying
to talk when he was done, like why did they
say And constantly she was saying, well, we just have
so much to get to. You would have gotten to
a lot more shit if you would have stopped saying.
Speaker 1: That, and if they would have hagged, and if they
would have spent the appropriate amount of time on each thing,
like they spent an in nordon amount of time on
January sixth.
Speaker 2: I was like, God, can we move on now? Like
and a get it? Yeah, Like we get it.
Speaker 1: You guys really like these two topics and you want
to spend a ridiculous amount of time on these two
topics because they're liberal talking points and we get it, okay,
I mean it was again, it was another debate where
the moderators are liberal, like, we get it, we know
who's you're on, and it was it was the three
against one again. It was obvious to anybody with half
a brain that's what was happening there. And you get
to the point where you're just like here again, here.
Speaker 2: We go again. Yeah, but we're doing this again.
Speaker 1: But he was good about at least fighting back a
little bit, and when they cut him off, all of us,
I'm sure we're in the audience, like at least the
tele stream viewing.
Speaker 2: I was too.
Speaker 1: I was just like, we're doing this again, We're doing
this crap again. Oh my god, I just there's such Karens,
these two which I hate using that word, but I
but they were. They were Karens. They were ridiculous. They
weren't fair to him, and they were fact checking him
and not fact checking Walls, and so we just it's
the same crap, different day. But I think but he
Advance handled it in a glorious way.
Speaker 2: The other problem that they kept doing, which I could
not This made me rage. Two is that they said,
at the very outset the rules are, we're going to
ask a question. The first person gets two minutes, the
other person gets two minutes. Then there's a minute for rebuttal,
a minute for rebuttal up not letting Vance re butt,
so like there would be tim Walls would say the things,
and then they would ask Vance another question instead of
just letting the conversation happen, which is supposed to happen
in a debate. That made me crazy. And then they
wouldn't do that to Walls. They would let Walls just
re butt, and it was, oh my god, they were
so unfair. This was the worst moment is when the
scrappiness happened with the Haitians here it is thank.
Speaker 25: You, governor, and just to clarify for our viewers, Springfield,
Ohio does have a large number of Haitian migrants who
have legal status temporary protected Well, Senator, we have so
much to get to, Margaret.
Speaker 22: I think it's important the rules were that you got
in a fact check, and since you're fact checking me,
I think it's important to say what's actually going on.
Speaker 9: So there's an application called.
Speaker 22: The CBP one app where you can go on as
an illegal migrant, apply for asylum or apply for Peru
and be granted lea status at the wave of a
Kamala Harris open border wand that is not a person
coming in appuying for a green cart and waiting for
ten years. Thanks you the meitation of a legal immigration
Margaret bye, Thank.
Speaker 25: You, senator for describing the legal process.
Speaker 2: We have so much to get.
Speaker 16: Sator, those have so much the book since nineteen ninety.
Speaker 25: Thank you, gentlemen.
Speaker 9: We want to have that has not been on the books.
Speaker 1: Cut as much.
Speaker 25: Gentlemen, the audience can't hear you because your mics are cut.
We have so much to thank you for explaining.
Speaker 1: I just that was infuriating. I know, this is the thing.
We don't want to hear what you have to say.
We don't want to hear the facts because we're skewed here, right,
I mean, we are liberal moderates. We just want to
hear what Tim Wallas has to say.
Speaker 2: This stuff's not happening.
Speaker 1: No, this stuff's not going on in these in these towns.
We don't live there, we don't know anything about it,
but it's not happening. They're there.
Speaker 2: Yeah. A couple of reactions midstream, Eric Erickson was like,
good grief. These are terrible lecturing moderators who insist that
they're not fact checking and then are fact checking. Can
we please just let Jake Tapper and Dana Bash and
Brett Baer do all future debates?
Speaker 1: Do we really want them? Do we really went them?
Speaker 9: Well?
Speaker 2: They were good. I mean, Jake Tapper and Dana Bash,
to their credit, did it okay? Like when they were
the moderators, they were not anywhere near as bad as
these two bitches. God, they're just terrible.
Speaker 1: No, they really are bitches.
Speaker 2: They are awful. I love Charlie Kirk saying JD is
doing so well against these three women. That's the greatest
I didn't see that. That's fantastic. And in addition to
the fact checking that they weren't supposed to do, they
also just, for no reason, editorialized and particular, here's a
great example of what I mean by that, Nora O'Donnell.
When they were talking about climate change, she just decided
to throw in her own nonsense. Here is that moment, Governor,
your time is up.
Speaker 1: The overwhelming consensus amongst scientists is that the Earth's climate
is warming at an unprecedented rate. Margaret, I'm sorry, it's
the overwhelming consensus, you guys.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Oh my god, that's not that's not debate moderation.
Oh that's let's put.
Speaker 1: In my own two cents. I mean, it's this is nuts.
We never used to see this stuff. Remember growing up
when you'd watch debates, you never saw this garbage. It's garbage,
complete garbage.
Speaker 2: Uh huh. Ari was very frustrated to Ari Fleischer, saying,
the moderators keep asking Walls if he wants to rebut
what Vance says. They don't offer Vance the chance to
do the same with Walls, and instead the moderators ask
Vance another question. Yeah, just like we just put out
there is God. That was so infuriating obvious, and Andy
McCarthy says, CBS doesn't think anyone sees this. When they
ask Vance to respond, they load the question to shield
Walls's last answer, and when they ask Walls to re respond,
it's however you want to respond, big guy, And still
Vance's in command despite everything stacked against him.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm, yep, he still was. He still won it,
which should show you everything.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, there was a really terrible moment for Walls
when he got asked to explain his lying about being
in Hong Kong during tanam and Square, and so he changed.
He died, just like he did with that dual interview
that he did with with Dana and Kamala when they
asked him about the stolen balor stuff, and he was
just like, oh, you know, I misspoke or whatever it
was that he thought grammar, I don't know grammar. This
time he like says, I'm a knucklehead, which yet not disagreeing.
But this was the only moment that I thought the
moderators did okay in trying to get him to answer
directly the question, and man, did he ever, screw it up.
You have to hear this whole thing in context, so
it runs just a little bit longer than the other clips.
Speaker 25: Said you were in Hong Kong during the deadly Tianeman
Square protests in the spring of nineteen teen eighty nine,
but Minnesota Public Radio and other media outlets are reporting
that you actually didn't travel to Asia until August of
that year. Can you explain that discrepancy?
Speaker 16: Yeah, and to the folks out there, it didn't get
at the top of this. Look.
Speaker 18: I grew up in small, rural Nebraska town of four
hund rode your bike with your buddy, still the streetlights
come on, and I'm proud of that service. I joined
that seventeen workun family farms, and then I use the
GI bill to become a teacher.
Speaker 16: Passion about it a young teacher.
Speaker 18: My first year out, I got the opportunity in the
summer of eighty nine to travel to China thirty five
years ago. Be able to do that, I came back
home and then started a program to take young people there.
We would take basketball teams, we would take baseball teams,
we would take dancers, and we would go back and
forth to China. The issue for that was was to
try and learn. Now, look, my community knows who I am.
They saw where I was at they look. I will
be the first to tell you I I poured my
heart into my community. I've tried to do the best
I can, but I've not been perfect, and I'm a
knucklehead at times. But it's always been about that. Those
same people elected me to Congress for twelve years, and
in Congress I was one of the most bipartisan people,
working on things like farm bills that we got done,
working on veterans benefits, and then the people of Minnesota
were able to elect me to governor twice. So look,
my commitment has been from the beginning to make sure
that I'm there for the people, to make sure that
I get this right.
Speaker 16: I will say more than anything.
Speaker 18: Many times, I will talk a lot, I will get
caught up in the rhetoric, but being there, the impact
it made, the difference it made in my life. I
learned a lot about China. I hear the critiques of this.
I would make the case that Donald Trump should have
come on one of those trips with US. I guarantee
you he wouldn't be praising Xijing ping about COVID, and
I guarantee you he wouldn't start a trade war that
he ends up losing.
Speaker 16: So this is about trying to understand the world.
Speaker 18: It's about trying to do the best you can for
your community, and then it's putting yourself out there and
letting your folks understand what it is my commitment. Whether
it be through teaching, which I was good at, or
whether it was being a good soldier, or was being
a good member of Congress, those are the things that
I think are the values that people care about.
Speaker 16: Governor.
Speaker 25: Just to follow up on that, the question was, can
you explain the notancy.
Speaker 18: All I said on this was is I got there
that summer and misspoke on this, So I will just
that's what I've said. So I was in Hong Kong
and China during the democracy protest went in and from
that I learned a lot of what needed to be
in governance.
Speaker 2: Oh thank you much, Senator Van.
Speaker 1: That was that was a miserable answer.
Speaker 2: And see that's the thing.
Speaker 1: I mean he could have gone for the jugular on that,
because I feel like that was the missed opportunity there,
because vance could have been like, yeah, you misspeak on
a lot, kind of like you're stolen valor. That's where
I would have been like, bam, yes exactly, just like
he didn't take the opportunity to do that, and he
does because you know, you you speak a lot, and
for a knucklehead, I feel like he was. He was
like cutting down the people of the state because he's like, listen,
I'm a knucklehood and they elected me anyway, And I like, well,
that's a testament to the people in your state because
you're an idiot, and you're basically saying, I'm an idiot
who meeks, but look at me, I got elected.
Speaker 2: I love the Trump posted this on a true social
picture of Barack saying I need a VP dumber than me,
and then Biden saying I need a VP dumber than me,
and it just keeps going down the line until I
have walls. Very cool by you guys, who, by the way,
made the oddest comment about befriending school shooters, which is
getting a lot of attention even yet today.
Speaker 16: So I've become friends with school shooters, I've seen it.
Speaker 2: Look, I'm sorry, but what all right is that?
Speaker 1: Of course people on Twitter are saying, no, he's friends
with victims of school shootings, and I'm like, that's not
what he said, but that's not while he's a knucklehead.
Speaker 2: So he misspeaks. Okay, well that'd be great on the
world stage, be great. Yeah, this was a great moment
with Vance talking about how he felt for the plight
I guess, for lack of a better word, of Tim
Walls at this debate. And here's why.
Speaker 22: Honestly, Tim, I think you got a tough job here
because you've got to play whack a mole. You've got
to pretend that Donald Trump didn't deliver rising take home pay,
which of course he did.
Speaker 9: You've got to pretend that Donald Trump.
Speaker 22: Didn't deliver lower inflation, which of course he did. And
then you simultaneously got to defend Kamala Harris's atrocious economic record,
which has made gas, groceries and housing unaffordable fair American citizens.
I was raised by a woman who would sometimes go
into medical debt so that she could put food on
the table in our household. I know what it's like
to not be able to afford the things that you
need to afford. We can do so much better to
all of you watching. We can get back to in America.
That's affordable again. We just got to get back to
common sense economic principles.
Speaker 2: That was beautiful.
Speaker 1: It was I also wish though, that he would have
gone after his record more because you know, Vance focused
on Trump's record, which was a beautiful thing to do
because I think the record, his record speaks for itself
and Vance's record speaks for itself, and Walts couldn't go
after Advance's record, nor could he really, I mean, he
could try to go after Trump's record, but it's like, dude,
we were way better off when Trump was in office.
But one of the things that I think was another
miss for Dvance, which like I think he did great,
but like he missed the opportunity to go after Waltz's record,
which is dismal in the state of Minnesota.
Speaker 2: I mean, he is a shitty governor like that.
Speaker 1: Why can't people who are here that live in Minnesota
are like, he's ruined the state. He could have totally
riped him apart when it comes out, because he tried
to act like I'm the greatest governor ever, and it's like,
but you're not. I mean, you let everything burn there
during the riots. I mean, people talk about that there's
all sorts of stuff. He could have pointed out, like
even Minneapolis is the first major city to allow Islamic
prayer calls over speakers, Like do you think they'd allow
that with Christianity? You think they'd allow that with Judaism?
Like there's there's all sorts of stuff. There's a lot
of decay in that state, and a lot of that
has to do. We talked to Michelle Tafoye about that
the other day, and she's from there, and she's like,
our state is not doing well from an education standpoint.
He was a teacher for crying out loud, You think
that that would be like the number one thing for him.
It's there's so many things he could have ticked away
at when it comes to just like you have destroyed
a state, so why should we put you in charge
of the country.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I feel like that's a bad idea, you know well,
And he also had a miss I think when it
came to the big fat lie that Tim Walls told
about that chick that died after getting a medical and
bord abortion. And because of course he tries to blame
that on Trump abortion bands, which aren't a thing, no,
And Vance was too kind, I thought in this one.
So you're going to hear first, Walls, and then I'll
just let Van you'll just hear the response altogether.
Speaker 18: A woman named Amber Thurman. She happened to be in Georgia,
a restrictive state. Because of that, she had to travel
a long distance to North Carolina to try and get
her care. Amber Thurman died in that journey back and forth.
Speaker 22: Senator, they responded that, first of all, Governor, I agree
with the Amber Thurman should still be alive, and there
are a lot of people who should still be alive,
and I certainly wish that she was. And maybe you're
free to disagree with me on this and explain this
to me. But as I read the Minnesota law that
you signed into into law, the statute that you signed
into law, it says that a doctor who presides over
an abortion where the baby survives, the doctor is under
no obligation to provide life saving care to a baby
who survives a botched late term abortion. That is, I
think it's not pro choice or person that is fundamentally barbaric.
Speaker 2: Yes, Governor, please.
Speaker 18: Respond, Look, this is one where there's always something there.
This is a very simple proposition. These are women's decisions
to make about their healthcare decisions, and the physicians who
know best when they need to do this. Trying to
distort the way a law is written to try and
make a point that's not it at all.
Speaker 9: Was I wrong with, Governor? Please tell me that that
is not the way the law is written.
Speaker 18: Look, I give it how I've given this advice on
a lot of things that getting involved, getting against.
Speaker 16: That's been misread and it was fact checked at the
last debate.
Speaker 22: Families, I asked the specific question, Governor, you gave me.
Speaker 9: A slogan as a result, it's not the case.
Speaker 16: It's not true. That's not what the law says. So
they fact checked it with President Trump.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, it's's it is what it says. It
is a liar, and here's a whole bunch of headlines
to prove it. So, I mean, the evidence is everywhere.
And of course this is the time when Margaret could
have fact checked, but you know she's not going to
do that.
Speaker 1: And it's yeah, it's it's it's the Proact too. It
means that a woman has the right to abort any
baby for any reason, at any time up to birth,
and I mean, it's like, how that's its growth.
Speaker 2: Yeah. And the lies too about not just that that
woman Amber, but also this constant lying about Trump and
his own positions, saying that there's going to be a
Trump abortion band, that he's going to sign it into law,
even though Trump has said a bazillion times that that
is not the case, and it led Trump into an
all caps rage. Please read.
Speaker 1: Everyone knows I would not support a federal abortion ban
under any circumstances, and would in fact veto it because
it is up to the states, which he also said
that to decide based on the will of their voters,
the will of the people. Like Ronald Reagan before me,
I fully support the three exceptions for rape incests and
the life of the mother. I do not support the
Democrats' radical position of late term abortion, like as an example,
in the seventh, eighth or ninth month, or in case
there is any question the possibility of execution of the
baby after birth. Thank you for your attention to this matter.
Speaker 2: I love that so much. Really do matter, I mean,
and it's it's true.
Speaker 1: And he had the audacity to bring up Project twenty
twenty five again.
Speaker 2: I know last night, I was like, what is this
guy doing?
Speaker 1: But people will fall for it. People be like, oh yeah,
Project twenty twenty five. They're gonna have like some.
Speaker 2: Sort of a database, They're going to track women. What
is that nonsense. I'm not going to do that, you guys,
my god, We're not going to do that. Just stop.
Speaker 1: It's that is such an utter lie. I get so
tired of that. It's just such fear mongering, and it's ridiculous.
All he did. All Trump did was return it to
the States where it should be. That's honestly, like our
founders would be proud of him for that.
Speaker 2: That's the fitle. Hello, right, does anybody read.
Speaker 1: The Constitution anymore? Do we even teach that in schools?
Speaker 2: Good lord, you got to appreciate when Democrats and I
know we've talked about getting Anna Kasparrian to finally just
take the red pill already and just take it. She's
one of the few that is honest about the lies
that her side tells. And one of the things that
they constantly say, and last night's debate was no exception.
They will try to pretend as though Trump created record
unemployment with his policies, and she even called this out
because which I really really appreciated. She tweeted about this
about midway through and said, Honestly, it drives me crazy
when DEM's alleged that unemployment rose by tens of millions
under Trump, when they know it was due to the
COVID shutdowns that Democrats supported and wanted to extend. Thank you.
And I was just like, really really glad that she said.
Speaker 1: That, and everybody knows that.
Speaker 2: Everybody.
Speaker 1: It's just so disingenuous for people to say otherwise, just
stop for Auntie.
Speaker 3: We know.
Speaker 2: Also, Ari Fleischer had a similar wish list to yours
and to mine, like the things that he wished would
have covered, Advance would have covered. He says, I'm surprised
Vance isn't quoting many of Harris's positions from twenty nineteen,
like banning fracking, confiscating guns, opposing deportations, likening border patrol
with the KKK, supporting taxpayer funded sex changes for illegals.
He should be doing that. I agree, he totally is.
Speaker 1: I mean, it was really nice and I appreciated I
appreciated his demeanor. I thought that was you know, it
was nice. But he could have totally gutted her. He
could have gutted her. He could have gutted him, and
I would have appreciated a little bit of gutting.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, because you know.
Speaker 1: What they would have if we would have had all
these crap positions, they would have gutted us. Because that's
how Democrats. They played dirty. They're disgusting and they're dirty
and they scrap and we need to do that. We've
I've always said that in our fifteen years of doing this,
I've always said, we've got to be more scrappy. We've
got to be able to we got to be able
to to fight, you know, and we got it. I
don't I just and so I wish he would have
done a little more of that.
Speaker 2: Yeah. You know. After the debate, Tim Walls and his
wife went out for pizza and naturally had to have
a camera crew with them for that, and so reporters
follow along and tried to get him to explain, Hey,
what did you mean by that whole I'm friends with
school shooters thing? And here is how that Wentang governor.
Speaker 11: Said, you can become friends with school shooters. During the debate,
you clarify.
Speaker 19: What you meant on that?
Speaker 21: Can you clarify what you meant when you said you'd
be friends with school shooters.
Speaker 2: No, he cannot, did Gwen?
Speaker 26: She was like, oh, but the one without the pepperoni
would be great. I get gassy when I have pepperoni
in my jazzer sized class.
Speaker 2: The next bok, oh my god. I mean if he misspoke,
why not? Just like being a huge rush to say
that and say, obviously I meant whatever it was that
he meant. You know, he doesn't talking to reporters. Yeah, okay,
let's hear what Chris Hayes, because some of the reaction
afterwards was absolutely hysterical. Chris Hayes was I think this
was on the Colbert I may be wrong about that,
but Chris Hayes was asked who he thought one I
think we now we know. Here's what he said, they
who won?
Speaker 3: Did you guys come up with an answer?
Speaker 16: I think I think Walls won.
Speaker 3: I mean, I really do think he want.
Speaker 2: I mean, can you not?
Speaker 1: He is such a He's such a bloated version of
Rachel Maddow.
Speaker 2: It's so weird.
Speaker 1: Every time I see him, it's like, yeah, he's just
a puppier version. Yeah, yeah, there was some more.
Speaker 2: I mean, MSNBC is always ridiculous, but there was a
little bit more, at least some honesty on CNN. Abby
Phillip trying to be rational here. Dana Bash pushes back
a little bit. But I think all in all they
are fair ish about how it went.
Speaker 23: I think there was a clear lack of preparation and
execution here.
Speaker 27: I think I think, actually it's the opposite.
Speaker 2: I think he had too much preparation.
Speaker 27: Maybe he had so many lines that he was clearly
trying to say that he didn't listen and said when
when Jade Vance said one of the many, many things,
he really hit Kamala Harris on not Tim Wallas, but
Kamala Harris, he didn't respond because he clearly had things
in his mind.
Speaker 2: I think the lack.
Speaker 27: Of interviews that he has done with national media, with
local media, it showed he needed more, but.
Speaker 2: He needed more reps. I mean that's fair.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I guess that's fair.
Speaker 2: And then Scott Jennings hereward just a couple of different
cannot wait Scott Jennings moments. Here's the first one. He
was just glad that Tim Walls didn't do jazz, and.
Speaker 24: I mean he didn't like to do the jazz hands
or whatever, which he does at a lot of the rally,
So that was a step in the right direction a
theatrical perspective.
Speaker 3: Walls, I mean, I don't understand something. Why is it that.
Speaker 24: I mean, he's like a serial exaggerator or fabricator of
his own personal narrative. He's been asked about it twice,
once by Dana Bash once in this debate, and in
both cases he sort of defaulted to some like in
Dana's case it was I don't have good grammar tonight.
Speaker 3: I think he said, you know, well, I'm just a knucklehead.
Why can't you just sort of own up to it.
I don't understand.
Speaker 24: I know you said you people who he's authentic and
that you know this is just who he is. But
he has clearly gone way over the line on his
own personal narrative, something that only he would know the
facts of, and he's done it repeatedly, and when asked
about it, effectively he's just like, well, I'm.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's he's a liar. Yeah he lies, And then
when he does, he's like, oh, I just mispoke.
Speaker 2: I'm just a knucklehead grammar. I'm not a grammar. You
guys are dumbing up to vote for me.
Speaker 1: Haha.
Speaker 2: Yeah. There was also ll so some analysis by Jennings.
There's a tiny piece of this that cuts out. I
don't know why, and I don't I can't tell you
what word he uses because it's just sort of muted
for some reason. So I don't know what's wrong with
this clip, but it picks right back up very quickly,
so I promise it's still worth listening to this.
Speaker 24: Pretty clear Vance outclassed Walls tonight. I mean I was
watching this and all I could think of was man,
Walls is so.
Speaker 2: I don't know what the word is.
Speaker 3: Then this guy sitting in.
Speaker 24: The White House situation room with that facial expression that's
like fifty percent sheer tear and fifty percent extreme bafflement.
I mean, it was amazing the split screen difference between
a competent Vance and.
Speaker 3: It totally in over his head Walls.
Speaker 24: Yeah, the answer on why he lied about his trips
to China and the T and M N square thing
was probably the worst VP debate meltdown since Stockdale in
ninety two.
Speaker 3: You know who am I and why am I here?
Speaker 24: It was two and a half minutes of absolute terrible
for Vance.
Speaker 3: Night of Redemption.
Speaker 24: All the political media has told us that Vance was
a terrible pick and Walls was going to bring in
all these voters. That charade is now over. Walts does
not belong at this level of American politics.
Speaker 3: Vance does. Final verdict, Tim Walls wandered into the wrong
bar tonight.
Speaker 2: I love that Alyssa's like that is un.
Speaker 1: I'm a conservative, I really am.
Speaker 2: I am. Jake Chapper also tried to be fair, but
he was talking to Amy Klobuchar in the spin room,
and you can tell that he hates to admit that
Vance won. Like he's just saying, I mean, if you
look at it this way, like you kind of have to. Like,
he's almost apologetic for having the right opinion. Check this out.
Speaker 24: If one were just going by traditional debate scoring, and
again that's not what this is.
Speaker 16: JD. Vance would have won the night.
Speaker 18: He just was more polished, He was more clean, he
pivoted more effectively.
Speaker 9: Et cetera.
Speaker 2: Again, that is that, that's my opinion.
Speaker 1: Don't hit me.
Speaker 2: Don't hit me, ladies.
Speaker 1: I mean, I know Amy is like really violent with
forks when she doesn't get forks on planes for her salad.
You remember, remember that story. Yes, don't hurt me, Amy Klobuchar,
because I'm going to say something that is true, but
it's pain. It's probably something that you don't like to hear. Yeah,
it's wow, what a whuss that guy is? You know,
I swear it was so ridiculous, and Amy Klobachar is
like your little chihuahua soft.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 24: No.
Speaker 2: There was also an interesting moment just going back to
the moderators and they're ridiculous cutting off of Vance in
that moment about Springfield. Chris Cuomo called it out, which
I thought was interesting.
Speaker 16: Here he is, we're talking.
Speaker 28: At one point, Vans wanted to correct something about how
Haitians got into this country, and he was right, and
the moderators.
Speaker 16: Wouldn't let him correct it.
Speaker 9: It's very interesting.
Speaker 16: There's nuance to it. But the bigger problem is why
he was moved on. We've got so much to get
to it says, who you know what I mean, like,
what is the schedule here?
Speaker 9: So you have a list of topics.
Speaker 3: That's not what it's about.
Speaker 28: It's about how the American people can access these two
men and the two theories and the narratives, and you've
got to let them have their speak because now you
created a story where you're the problem.
Speaker 2: Yep, we're the problem. All right, God, he's right, I
know what is going on with these people. It's really
weird when Chris Klos starts getting red pilled.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's crazy, and he's starting to see things and
he's like, this isn't right because people's free speech is
starting to get squelched. I know, welcome to the party,
pal right. We've been seeing this for an o teen years.
But it is very interesting when people that were very
left are starting to see what's happening to people on
the right and they're like, wait, that's not right. That
shouldn't have happened. Why is that happening in a free America?
Oh my god, that kind of bothers me. It should
bother everybody, every betty because it ain't right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, So question, do you think this debate changed anything,
changed any minds made a difference. No, No, I kind
of don't.
Speaker 1: I don't think it really changed.
Speaker 2: Maybe people who thought oh jd Vance is weird tuned
in and saw that he's not.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, that maybe, but I mean I still think
people are at the point where I mean, they're not
really voting for a vice president. They're voting for the president.
And I mean, I think there's one question where they
asked about, you know, if you're going to because you're
the last person in the room, You're the person who's
gonna be in the air of the president when they're
making final decisions. I think if they were listening closely,
they would have been like, Okay, that actually matters to me,
like it should matter, and who is going to be
the better person in that situation? Obviously it's jd Vance, right,
you don't want Tim Walls doing that? And if something
ever happens to the president, do you really want j
you want? Do you really want Tim Walls running the country.
Speaker 2: And Kamala sitting together in a situation room and trying
to decide about or if like hugely consequential world affairs.
Speaker 1: Always think about what if the God forbid something happens
to the president, you know, I mean we've had assassination
attempts now, so I think to myself, what if something
happens to our president? Could happen in this day and
age something happens, say if Kamala became president, what if
something happened to her could you imagine Walls president? You guys,
that's terrifying.
Speaker 2: It's terrifying.
Speaker 1: I can imagine. I can imagine Vance as the president. Yeah,
and after last night, I was like, he'd do fine,
he would do very fine.
Speaker 2: All Right, we got more thank yous, We get to
dole out. Yes, we have Kathy Proctor who said, why
did the banana go to the doctor? He didn't peel
too good? Oh that's from her grandson yesterday, she says.
Speaker 8: Oh.
Speaker 2: Karen Marisco said, unbelievable. He didn't know the law. He scary.
I wish they brought up women's sports, parents' rights with
trans issues his right side.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I totally agree. There was a lot that was
not brought up.
Speaker 2: Yeph Osuki said Trump would have spanked all our enemies
and they would have run away. Ce two Tailors said, Daisy,
thank you for your message on Insta about the healthy
cell calming mood Bogo offer because it arrived yesterday just
in time for the debate.
Speaker 12: Yay we need that.
Speaker 21: Yay.
Speaker 2: No Woke sixty three said Walls is the worst ever.
Can we just watch the fall of Minneapolis. Listening to
him last night, you would think we live in a
utopian society here, far from it. Go maga, everyone, get
out and vote. Yeah. And then over here on YouTube,
Andrew Viola says, neither DJT or Vance asked the big question,
why did Kamala lie to the American people about Joe
Biden's cognitive decline for the last three plus years.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's just been some some missed opportunities here along
the way.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Selene says, I was disgusted when Tim Walls said
the left is pro women, and why can't you be
pro women and an even moderately pro life to these
lunatics lol?
Speaker 1: Or let men into women's sports. I feel like that
is another thing he could have gone for. The jugular On.
Speaker 2: Sue Richie says, why did the sailors have to stop
playing cards? The captain was standing on the deck. Oh
that's the joke she was trying to tell earlier the deck. Okay, yes, okay,
now we get it, Thank you, Sue. Ashley Thompson says
Happy birthday to my mom, Teresa. She got me hooked
on you ladies, so thanks mom. We are ready for
our girls trip to Texas meet and greet. Ps. Can
we get college station? Thanks and gig them college Station
to Texas.
Speaker 1: So we don't know where, but college station would be
kind of fun. It's just that getting there is always
a kind of a beat. So we're trying to pick
a place where people can actually get there easily.
Speaker 2: Yep. W Bernard says, good morning. Even with all the
horrible news, I laugh out loud every morning, and I
thank you and shout out to my sister Kim and
best friend Julie, who I turned onto you all. Thank you,
thank you. Curtis sixty eight says, when does bread go
bad when you yeast expect it? Take my dough ladies,
Oh my goodness, I love that one. Jose Rodriguez Morning
from Texas. What did one boob say to the other boob?
If we don't get support, people will think we're nuts. Ooh,
and it's a tuber he says, what kind of bees
make milk? Now you can take my money, boobies, booby bubies.
Tracy from says, my husband and I are a farm
family from Minnesota and are so embarrassed by Walls. He
has treated the farmers like shit, and last night you
would have thought he was our best friend, right liar.
Speaker 1: He totally acted like he was infuriating.
Speaker 2: Karen Elliot says, I'm with Megan Kelly. No more debates
on corporate media. These hags will always hill for the left,
no more. JD is the best I've ever seen.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's amazing, Jamie.
Speaker 2: Thank you very very much for that. We very much
appreciate it, very generous. Lauria Calledwell says, what's the German
word for constipation? Far from poopin? What's the German word
for bra? Keeps him from floppin'? Love you jerks, Happy
Wednesday or such jerks. Sherry Fox says, have been gone
for twelve days, good to be back, Love my chick,
Thank you, Sherry. Alexander says global warming is not a
real thing. They're called seasons and natural disasters. It's a
hoax from the government. Yep. Carrio twenty three says, what
do you call a battle with between two redheads? Ginger beef?
Okay okay. Don Ackley says Vance should have taken the
time to finally put twenty twenty five to rest when
Walls brought it up. Yeah, but lies from Walls yep.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was also a miss. I'd like to say
that like it's a total lie, Like Why do you
guys keep lying it's a total lie.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Andrew Huff says Tianaman Square happened in nineteen eighty nine.
Wall said he was in Hong Kong. Hong Kong was
under British rule in nineteen eighty nine, so it was
part of the British Commonwealth. It was handed back to
China in nineteen ninety seven. Walls is a moron, Yeah, moron,
and Rachel Gerhardt says. Tim Wall says, I learned a
lot about what needed to be in governance. When talking
about the Tianaman Square question what in the actual.
Speaker 1: F Yeah, also should have been questioned, Yeah, like what
exactly did you learn about governance?
Speaker 28: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Because not doing it very well?
Speaker 1: Yeah, jerk, And what you want to do is a
lot like China.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So that's weird, all right. So we got through it.
Speaker 1: We're bringing it in.
Speaker 2: We got you guys.
Speaker 1: We're doing a Sean Spicer show today. Yeah, so you
guys will have just a little bit check that out
if you haven't checked that out already. I don't know
when that it's going to air, do we know? Does
it is it? It's not live, it's not live.
Speaker 2: But he usually gets it out pretty quick, so it'll
be sometime I think Fridays afternoon, it'll be for sure.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so you guys can check that out because I'm
sure we're gonna be talking a lot about the same stuff,
but with John Spicer, So you can check that out
later today, you guys have a wonderful Wednesday.
Speaker 10: We'll talk to about