Speaker 1: I cannot believe that murdering troll is still walking around.
Speaker 2: Democrats are so freaking ridiculous.
Speaker 1: They are just tripling down on this notch. The people
are sick of this.
Speaker 3: She's back, she's back, She's back everyday happy, Right.
Speaker 2: What's going on?
Speaker 1: I missed you guys yesterday.
Speaker 4: Everybody very much missed you yesterday.
Speaker 1: I heard a little bit about that yesterday. I did
I listen to oil. I mean, my husband and I
wanted to thank a point of personal privilege just really quick.
So many people sent good wishes and prayers for my husband.
I really appreciate that, and he does too. He did great.
Speaker 2: He got it just exact same surgery as.
Speaker 1: Mocks exactly like happying her such a copycat.
Speaker 4: No, I copied him member because he origin only had
it scheduled before me.
Speaker 1: That's true. Good point. Yeah, So yeah, he did, he
did great. He got himself a new knees. He's doing okay,
and so all is well, all went well. So thank
you so much for the prayers. Yeah, and now I
have to caretake, which is like.
Speaker 4: Please, I know it's I'm not good at that either.
It was very good in our house, the way that
worked out.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 1: By making through September, you guys without being homicidal, it'll
be a Christmas miracle.
Speaker 5: Please Jesus help me.
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, one just quick logistical I guess or housekeeping note,
and that is please welcome Brian Brumley to our list
of moderators. Yesterday was a tough one for Neive, who
is now known as Scott Sunders because randomly YouTube decided
to put everybody's names back the way that they should
be instead of adding all those weird numbers. So now
you can see his name Scott Saunders because remember, originally
I just decided to call him Steve randomly and then
found out it was Scott after we already nicknamed him Neve.
Speaker 2: So Ces has been.
Speaker 4: On vacation and so yesterday Neve was all alone and I.
Speaker 2: Was like, do you need some help? Because yesterday was
a doozy, man, It was a doozy.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: I'm so sorry.
Speaker 1: I leave for one day and the shit hits.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, I'm sorry, Oh crap everywhere.
Speaker 2: Sorry. So anyway, thank you to Brian.
Speaker 4: Thank you to all our moderators everywhere you know on
Rumble as well, for doing what you do, because we
really really really.
Speaker 1: Appreciate it too. Our community rocks for sure.
Speaker 4: Okay, let's this just happened like twenty minutes ago. So
I just want to show this tweet really quickly of
Donald Trump that just he posted it, like I don't know,
forty five minutes ago or so, and I just saw it, and.
Speaker 2: So this is hot off the presses.
Speaker 4: Donald Trump is saying, looks like we've lost India and
Russia to deepest, darkest China.
Speaker 2: May they have a long and prosperous future together, President
Donald J. Trump. I feel like that was a little sarcastic.
I do think that was probably some sarcastic.
Speaker 1: Like a touch of sarcasm. They're also, let's go ahead
and not let the six hundred thousand students here again
like to reiterate as often as possible bad idea.
Speaker 4: Well, you know, it's funny that you say that, because
there was somebody on x this morning, one of our
followers who had like an excerpt from an article explaining
that and it has to do with the rare minerals
that China was going to say you can't have any,
and apparently we like really need those until we can
start making them on our own. And that's the reason
for this deal with the six hundred thousand students.
Speaker 2: This is what this article said. I feel like we.
Speaker 1: Could get a better deal.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I just feel like we could do.
Speaker 1: That because I feel like some of them are going.
Speaker 2: To be spies. Yeah, yeah, maybe just don't do that.
I know, I know, I know. Okay, it's a little
earlier than we normally do this.
Speaker 4: But I was thinking about Greg, your husband this morning,
and his knee surgery, and I was thinking, I wonder
if this would work on scars.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean, Like, you know what, I
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Speaker 2: Making that up, Like I was genuinely thinking, I wonder
how this would work on scars.
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Speaker 4: We get to some news and one thing that apparently
is happening is that we are going to be renaming
the Department of Defense the Department of War. And it's
interesting because this was Trump mentioned this kind of sort
of in passing several days ago, and here is the
reminder about.
Speaker 8: That by saying the Department of Defense. And somehow it
didn't sound good to man. You know, it didn't sound
good defense. What do we defense? Why are we defense?
So it used to be called the Department of War
and it had a stronger sound. And as you know,
we won World War One, we won World War Two,
we won everything. Now we have a Department of Defense
with defenders. I don't know if you people want to
standing behind me, if you take a little vote, if
you want to change it back to what it was
where we used to win wars all the time, that's
okay with me.
Speaker 9: All right, that's coming to you guys. You let me
know if you want to do it.
Speaker 8: I think Department of work. It just sounded, man, he said, sure,
behalf of the Department of Defense.
Speaker 5: Defense.
Speaker 8: I don't want to be defense only. We want defense,
but we want offense too, if that's okay, So you'll
make a decision.
Speaker 1: But you know, I think it's great. I think it's
awesome because that's what our founders wanted. So if it's
good enough for the founders, it's good enough for me.
Speaker 4: I will tell you I have come full circle on
this yesterday when I first heard it.
Speaker 2: Well, here's the reason that I am irritated about it.
Speaker 4: And it's a petty one, I will admit, But do
you know how much it's going to cost to make
this change, Like just all the stationary.
Speaker 2: All that is in his car, that's I hear you.
Speaker 4: It's a huge, huge endeavor to just have a name
change like this, and I don't like spending that kind
of money. No, it's a great point beyond you can't
just go poof, right. I mean, it's a big, big change,
but beyond that. When I first heard the news, I
was like, I got squidgy about it because I was like,
I like that we are in defense, like we're defending peace,
and the idea of changing it to Department of War
made me feel like we were like, oh, war, we.
Speaker 2: Want war, you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: Like, I didn't like the aggression, the aggressiveness of it.
And I was actually talking to neighbors about this last night,
and one of my neighbors was like, no, I think
this is great. I think this is strong. This is
like another one of those were.
Speaker 2: On the offense, not the defense.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Right, And then I saw Glenn Beck talking about this
and that's when he sealed the deal for me to
be on board. I think everybody will appreciate this little
history lesson from Glenn Beck.
Speaker 10: We need a Department of Defense or a Department of war.
Just last night I was against the Department of War.
I think I'm actually for the Department of War. For
the first one hundred and fifty eight years of our republic,
that's what it was. It was the Department of War.
We didn't have this big Department of Defense. We didn't
have a standing army.
Speaker 2: When we had to.
Speaker 10: Go to war, we just got everybody together and say
bring your guns in, and we had a Department of
War that would open up and we could fight that war.
Speaker 2: Then we would send everybody home.
Speaker 10: We had that during Revolutionary War, the War of eighteen twelve,
the trenches of France, the beaches of Normandy, all of them.
Speaker 9: Well.
Speaker 10: Harry Truman came into office in nineteen forty seven. Truman
convinced everybody that we had to have a standing army
because of now the bomb and everything else. So he
established the military within two years. It was called the
Department of Defense. Is this trying to soften us and
say we're not the aggressor we don't have a Department
of war, we have a Department of Defense. We are
only a defender? Or was it something else. The next
president was Eisenhower, the general. He was the five star
Allied commander of World War Two. The last act he
does is give a speech where he's like, I just
want you to know we're in trouble because there's this
military industrial complex and it's going to be really bad
for America unless we all pay attention.
Speaker 5: And it's going to start.
Speaker 10: Convincing you that we should be at war when maybe
we shouldn't because it will be good for the military
industrial complex. He started spending money like there was no tomorrow,
and we ended up here. So the president comes out
and he says, I really really think we need a
Department of war. When you think of defense, what do
you think your cybersecurity and that we've got spy programs.
But when you think of war, what do you think
my children are going to die? I think Donald Trump
is trying to remind us that's the reality of our
defense department. Yes, and we keep getting roped into all
of these wars that are meaningless. Why because somebody's making money.
Speaker 2: Yes, totally agree. Yeah, he nailed it.
Speaker 1: God, he nailed it, right, I know, because it's interesting
because they say that in nineteen forty nine, like they
changed it because they wanted to avoid war, right. It
was like because when you say that it's a department
of war, it's like a signal for war. But it
was actually the antithesis of that. They did exactly the opposite.
It's like we were constantly doing that and then paying
for it. And there's so much money. My god, if
we pay for one thing more than anything, it's that
and it's I mean, I'm glad that we pay for
our defense. But look how much waste is in the
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Speaker 4: All right, We will get to the big story of
yesterday was, of course, the RFK junior hearing, which.
Speaker 1: Was it was explosive. My god, it was like Christmas.
I told Mark this morning. It was like Christmas for me.
I was so excited about.
Speaker 4: It, but it was so frustrating because Democrats were so
disingenuous and anyway, we'll get to that in great detail
later in the show, but first we're going to get
to a whole bunch of stuff that I meant to
get to yesterday and didn't get to because I don't
have the timing down with Chad the way that I
do with you, so we just never got to it.
In fact, we went way long, even though we didn't
get to most of the stuff I wanted to get to,
and then I thought, you know what, this is gonna
be way fun to talk about with Daisy anyway, So
it's all good, even if it's even if some of
this stuff is day old, Uh, it's still important. We
didn't get a chance to talk about it yesterday, and
so now we're gonna and we're gonna kick it off
with the most ridiculous headline of Politico of all time.
Speaker 2: It's real. I had to look it up and make sure.
Speaker 4: But Politico's headline the other day read Trump denies he's dead.
Speaker 1: Without any evidence.
Speaker 6: He just stands there and denies it without any evidence.
Speaker 1: You guys, can you believe not he did.
Speaker 4: It's just like like I can't believe that this is real,
but it is in fact real.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it very much too, God bless him.
Speaker 4: A real thing that happened is that on LinkedIn, the
official White House account on LinkedIn decided to change their
profile photo to Donald Trump a picture of Donald Trump,
which means that, for example, on Obama's LinkedIn profile, Donald
Trump is prominently featured in his work experience, which I
just find to be amazing.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, okay, that is awesome, doesn't It's so perfect?
Speaker 2: I just I just love it. It is great.
Speaker 4: And then in completely unrelated news, but this was just incredible.
You know, she and the like low cost China clothing. Okay,
uh yes, I don't know what made them do this.
They are not responding to comments about it, but they
used AI to generate like a male model to show
their clothing, right, to like show a shirt, and it
just so happens that the male model looks exactly and
is Luigi Mangion, the guy that shot the healthcare CEO.
This is now what san is using as a model.
And apparently this shirt has sold out.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, who's gonna tell China?
Speaker 2: Well, they're gonna tell. TMZ is trying and Shean is
not reporting, not responding. I mean, my god.
Speaker 1: It's because they're like everything they they're through social media,
they're marketing. Everything is run by like twelve year old kids. Everything,
everything is done by like child labor.
Speaker 2: That's why it's so gross. It's so it is gross
and every way.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, that's that is disgusting.
Speaker 2: That's not good.
Speaker 4: Also in very potentially exciting news, and I hope Margaret
Brennan is nervous right now because Paramount has essentially there
are reports that Paramount is buying Barry Weiss's free press
platform for something in the one hundred to two hundred.
Speaker 2: Million dollar range.
Speaker 4: And her new job will be editorial direction at CBS News,
which is freaking amazing because that could make some that
could result in some serious changes, I hope. But of
course Taylor Lorenz is like, the right wing grift economy
is undefeated.
Speaker 2: Okay, Taylor Lorenz.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a grift all right. Wow, that is one
hundred and two hundred million. Yeah, I mean I would
not get a new job after that, you know what
I mean, That's the only thing I can think of.
Speaker 2: You're marrying me, Okay.
Speaker 1: I would be like, I'm gonna go ahead and take
a little bit of a paycheck and I'm gonna see
you later. Bye bye, everybody. I'm out like Comber Simpson
in the bushes. But I mean, that's but good for
her if she's going to continue to do the things.
That's okay, nice.
Speaker 6: I mean that what ahead, crack some skulls at CBS.
Speaker 2: If you're going to do that, go ahead.
Speaker 4: And John and Rossic said, the perfect cherry on top
of Barry Weiss taking over CBS News would be re
hiring Catherine Herridge as lead investigator, who CBS fired for
being an actual journalist.
Speaker 2: And I could not agree with that. Yeah, me too.
That's a great idea.
Speaker 4: Would be amazing, as would the firing of Margaret Brennan
and others. She's not the only horrible person there that
needs to go.
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Speaker 4: In an unusual turn of events, I am going to
have you read not a Trump tweet, but a jd
Vance one.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, I'm so excited about because he visits.
Speaker 4: He went to I guess the memorial services for those
two young kids that were killed by the psychopath in Minnesota,
and he tweeted it was it was very impactful for him.
And he tweeted about it, and I just thought it
was such a like a lovely tweet that I just.
Speaker 2: Wanted to share it. And you can read that, read it, okay.
Speaker 1: I just left Minneapolis, where I was honored to meet
with a number of grieving families and hear about their
beautiful children, in particular Harper ten and Fletcher, eight, who
died in the Nunciations school shooting. I also met another
beautiful girl who was recovering wealth Thank god. We discussed
a lot, but all the families had a couple of
immediate requests. First, to pray for Sophia, who continues to
fight for her life every day. Pray for her health,
Pray for her swelling to be controlled, and pray for
strength for her parents, doctors, and nurses. Second, don't give
the shooter the attention, but focus on the kids who
were taken from us. I learned that Harper had a
smile that could light up the room, that she loved
visiting the National Parks with her parents, and that she
looked beautiful in her first communion gown. I learned that
Fletcher was rambunctious and energetic, that he loved football and basketball,
and that he had an amazing head of hair. Yes,
they were taken from their families far too soon, but
in their short lives they made a big mark on
the many people who love them. Let's give them the
attention they deserve. Amen, Right, isn't that lovely? I mean
it was just perfectly said. Beautiful, beautiful kids, so senseless.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, for real.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Also, following up on a story that you and I
talked about earlier in the week, and it was that
whatever that ridiculous Palestine People for Palestine conference was, and
we played a clip of one of the leaders of
like the Youth Palestinian movement who basically was instructing the
audience to figure out a way to disrupt supply chains
that would end up that are needed to build our
F thirty five planes.
Speaker 2: And we were outraged.
Speaker 4: Everybody was outraged, and rightly so, because that's freaking that's
terrorist activity essentially, And people were paying attention, including Senator
Tom Cotton, who has actually written a letter to cash
Ptel and asked for him to look into that woman specifically,
which I'm very very glad about, because people like that
need to be on the radar.
Speaker 1: Please don't ask me to read this no, no.
Speaker 2: No, no, I'm not I just wanted to.
Speaker 1: Okay, I just can't.
Speaker 2: I can't do it. Yeah, I don't think any help
you with that.
Speaker 4: Also, in further proof that Democrats have learned nothing from
the last election, Governor Tony Evers in Wisconsin has made
some changes to some administrative document or whatever in the government.
He has changed the term pregnant woman and replaced it
with pregnant member, and changes the word father to other
parents because God knows you can't say mother and father anymore.
Speaker 1: Way to go, Tony, good job, that's your legacy, My
god canoe whatever. Democrats are so freaking ridiculous. They are
just tripling down nods. People are sick of this.
Speaker 2: Sick of it.
Speaker 4: Earlier this year, ilhan Omar, the reason for my name today,
just was very very upset because there were rumors going
around that she was a millionaire, and she just.
Speaker 2: Denied those rumors up and down. UNTI.
Speaker 4: The latest financial disclosures just came out which showed it
not only is she a millionaire, she is a millionaire
thirty times over. Listen to this report from Will Caine.
This just makes me seethe.
Speaker 11: Let me give you the perfect example how about Minnesota
Congresswoman Elan Omar in February of this year, she shot
down claims that she's actually a millionaire. She wrote, my
salary is one hundred and seventy four thousand dollars before taxes.
I don't have stock or own a home, and I'm
still paying off my student debt. So if you're going
to fly on something that is public, maybe try checking
my financial statements and you will see I barely have thousands,
let alone million. Well people have checked the public records. Now,
illin O Maar apparently has a net worth upwards of
thirty million dollars, somewhere between sixty and thirty million dollars.
And get this, it's because of companies run and owned
by her husband, who in twenty twenty three had a
net worth of fifty one thousand. In one year, that
fifty one thousand grew from six to thirty million dollars,
three thousand, five hundred percent growth in one year.
Speaker 2: What a good communist.
Speaker 11: It's always equality for you, elitism for those.
Speaker 1: A piece of crap she is.
Speaker 2: There's I think that is super sketch.
Speaker 1: Yeah, is that that's a little bit of growth in
a year. It's a fifty fifty.
Speaker 2: Thousand to thirty million.
Speaker 1: It's a I want to know, like who his financial
person is, right, because that's a little wow.
Speaker 2: Is that her brother? Is that the brother which she married?
Her brother? Because I think this is a white guy.
Speaker 1: Okay, So I was trying to figure out what husband
that is because I can't keep track of all of
her husbands and brother husbands. We just this her brusbands.
This chick is unbelievable. And she has the audacity to
tweet out, go ahead, look at my financial records.
Speaker 6: Okay, Beach, we will and we did, and looky there,
you're a multi millionaire.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 4: And she has the audacity to hate the country that
has provided her with this ridiculous amount of wealth.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're welcome.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, just can'st not temptable with her?
Speaker 1: Loathe her enough?
Speaker 4: And Will was right when you know, with what he
said about Kami's and how they are going to COMI
in the fact that Zoe ran Mam Danny could be
the mayor of the you know, the country's largest city,
is freaking crazy. When you look at some of his
past tweets, it is just incredible the way that this
guy's mind, the way his mind operates. So when he
talks about housing and freezing rent, it's going to go
so much further than that. And he said in twenty twenty,
people often ask what socialists mean when we say we
want to decommodify housing. Basically, we want to move away
from a situation where most people access housing by buying
it on the market and toward a situation where the
state guarantees high quality housing to all.
Speaker 1: Good luck with that, Good luck with that the f
I mean, the Yeah, they want you to send it.
They don't want you to They don't want you to
own anything.
Speaker 2: They don't want you to have.
Speaker 1: Seriously, this is what they want you to own. Nothing,
But good luck with that in New York. Seriously, we'll
see how that works out for you.
Speaker 4: It's just it's like, so there's so much evidence, more
and more every day, of how the left utterly rejects
the foundational principles of our entire country. And there was
no better example of it this week. I mean, of course,
this is one, but Tim, you guys, Tim Kan apparently
has never read the Declaration of Independence and doesn't understand
what he took an oath to protect, because this is
what he actually said in the midst of a Congressional
Committee hearing, and then you're gonna hear Ted Cruz rip
him a new one.
Speaker 12: The notion that rights don't come from laws and don't
come from the government, but come from the Creator. That's
what the Iranian government believes. So the statement from our
rights do not come from our laws or our governments
is extremely troubling.
Speaker 13: So Senator Kine said in this hearing that he founded
a radical and dangerous notion that you would say our
rights came from God and not from government. I've just
walked into the hearing as he was saying that, and
I almost fell out of my chair. What the f
Because that radical and dangerous no, and his words is
literally the founding principle upon which the United States of
America was created. And if you do not believe me,
and you made reference to this, mister Barnes, then you
can believe perhaps the most prominent UH Virginian to ever serve,
Thomas Jefferson, who wrote in the Declaration of Independence, we
hold these truths to be self evident, that all men
are created equal, and that they are endowed by their creator,
not by government, not by the Democratic National Committee but.
Speaker 14: Might believe that.
Speaker 2: He said, I can.
Speaker 1: I can actually, but you know what it's like, I
just keep thinking, we in danger, girl, We in danger.
And then these people have the audacity to get up
on podiums and preach to us about democracy. First of all,
we're not a democracy. We're a constitutional republic. Maybe you
should read that. Oh my god. Yeah, you know they
you know, they haven't read any of those documents, as
evidenced by what we just saw, and.
Speaker 2: He's comparing that's iranian.
Speaker 4: For us to believe that our rights are inalienable and
come from our creator, that somehow makes us like Iran.
Speaker 2: It's just gross. Oh my god.
Speaker 6: He was elected by people. To me, I also haven't
read those documents. That's what's It's so frustrating.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, speaking of Iran, Scott Jennings our friends, Hey, Scott,
what's up? Scott retweeted the AP, who said breaking this
was a couple days ago. Iran increased its near bomb
grade uranium stockpile before Israel's military attacks in June. According
to run report seen by the AP, and as Scott said,
once again, Trump was right.
Speaker 2: The decision to.
Speaker 4: Strike Iran when we did was righteous, absolutely true, absolutely true.
Speaker 1: Keep crying, libs.
Speaker 4: You may know that the flotilla is on its way
to Gaza again because they need more attention.
Speaker 2: Greta needs more attention.
Speaker 4: Everybody on that ridiculous fleet of ships needs attention. But
Israel is making it very very clear that they are
going that they are going to seize all of the
ships that might be floating along with Greta's flotilla, and
they will be converted into Israeli police vessels.
Speaker 2: And I love to see it.
Speaker 1: I actually think they should just let them go. I
don't know, I totally disagree with this. I think they
just let them do their thing, let them.
Speaker 2: Go, well, let them get into Gaza.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, let them go. Let them amazing thing, let
them rot out in the ocean. I don't care, let
them go. I don't give a shit about these people.
Speaker 2: I still think they should seize the ships, though.
Speaker 1: I mean, I just I think they should just let
them do whatever, let them be, let them just do
what they're going to do, and watch them from Afar
and let the crazy just ensue. You know, I just
don't know why they're trying to just let them let
them It's like, what, who is that that's self up
guru that always says let them, let them, but still.
Speaker 2: Also take the chips, I mean them taking the ship.
Speaker 1: You wantta I want Greta to be in the hands
of Hamas, and I want to see what happens when
Lord Farquhar gets to hang out with Hamas. I want
to see that happen. Am I the only one I
just want to see that?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 2: I think that amazing, absolutely amazing.
Speaker 1: Mel Robbins is the one that says let them, then
we should just let them.
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Speaker 2: All right, let's continue. Where did we leave off?
Speaker 4: We left off with Greta and the flotilla. Another thing
that just Israel related. Where was a paragraph that was
in the New York Times the other day that was
so incredibly infuriating that I just could not believe it.
And so they're talking about the language of Hebrew which
has been around for three thousand years.
Speaker 2: And yet in the New York Times they wrote, and
I quote.
Speaker 4: Hebrew, which officially became the national language of the State
of Israel in nineteen forty eight, is spoken by about
nine million people around the world. For some, the language
symbolizes far right Israeli militarism.
Speaker 2: What in the holy.
Speaker 1: Hell is that? Okay, New York Times, I swear, I.
Speaker 2: Enough, can't them any time?
Speaker 1: Anytime I see New York Times, I go, now, move
on you just do you have nothing to see? There's
nothing but bull crap to see here. Just grace is like,
what the shit raise exactly.
Speaker 2: It's just it's nonsense. It's absolute nonsense.
Speaker 4: And it's just part and parcel of all of this
anti Israel sentiment, which is what got me in trouble
with Chad yesterday quite a number of times. And so
I was very happy that we would be talking about
this today because.
Speaker 2: It was rough. It was a little bit rough.
Speaker 1: It is rough, yeah, because there are a lot of
people out there that just think that they are the
cause of everything, yeah, and you can you can, you
cannot convince them otherwise.
Speaker 2: And that the government is our government is controlled by Israel.
It's I just anyway. There was also breaking news.
Speaker 4: Now this is a rumor at this point, but it
seems to have legs that the DOJ is thinking about
banning guns for transgenders, which would be part of a
range of options that they're considering to block mentally unstable
individuals from committing acts of violence. And as Dana Lash
put it, she said, this is going to make the
left fight for gun rights, which.
Speaker 1: Is such a great It could.
Speaker 4: Be really really interesting to watch how this plays out.
Speaker 2: Uh huh.
Speaker 4: This makes me a little squirrely, not gonna lie, because
there are decent trans people out there just trying to
live life and wanting to protect themselves like any other person.
Speaker 2: So I don't know. I don't know how they're going
to limit it.
Speaker 4: I just don't know how this is going to work,
and what the specs will be, If this is going
to be an executive order of some sort, how they're
going to differentiate between like truly crazy people and you know,
trans people who are just quietly trying to live their lives.
Speaker 2: I have no idea. Yeah, I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't understand how we're going to do it either.
I think that it's like, there's levels to this. We
have to deal with the mental problems first and then
like then start dealing with gun rights and all that
kind of stuff. But I do believe that there are
a lot of mentally unstable transgenders that.
Speaker 2: Need to not have guns, definitely.
Speaker 1: I mean, but there are a lot of mentally unstable
people period that need to not have guns.
Speaker 2: Yes, So there's that exact. Maybe we just.
Speaker 1: Deal with all the mental unstable people that shouldn't have guns, right, Yeah.
Speaker 4: So yeah, it's going to be interesting to see how
the left reacts because they're going to be put in
this position where in order to disagree with Trump, they're
going to be promoting gun rights for trans people and
promoting gun rights in general. And so that's going to
be an interesting thing to watch.
Speaker 6: An interesting pretzel that happens, isn't it.
Speaker 2: It's a pretzel, all right?
Speaker 7: Ye?
Speaker 4: This is this is going to be a little factoid
that will come as a surprise to absolutely no person whatsoever.
And someone did the stats and it turns out Abby
Phillip interrupts conservatives on her program forty two times more
than liberals on her CNN panel, which is why Scott
Jennings is such a freaking trooper.
Speaker 2: Because it is. It's exhausting listening to her.
Speaker 1: The three interruptions of liberal guests one hundred and twenty
seven of conservative that is remarkable and not at all surprising.
Speaker 2: Not at all surprises.
Speaker 4: Here is a funny moment that occurred, I guess yesterday
between Don Lamon and Representative Tim McBride who goes by Sarah.
I think he goes by Sarah and so he was
driving away, I guess, and Don Lamon stopped him and
said called him, referred to him as a dude in
a colloquial way, but nevertheless, it was hilarious.
Speaker 2: Here is that moment. This is this is this is
my car.
Speaker 1: I'm heading back to Delaware.
Speaker 5: It is dude, do you have an hemming in here?
Speaker 9: What is it?
Speaker 16: He call them?
Speaker 2: Dude?
Speaker 1: I mean, don't you get in trouble from misgenering people?
Like if we would have done that, we probably have,
we would have gotten in trouble.
Speaker 4: I guess if you're a gay black man, maybe you
get a special ass. And Tim thought it was hilarious
as you saw, so yeah, I guess I did.
Speaker 1: When a black gay man does it. But if white
straight women say it, then it's like a horrible thing.
You can't miss Chulder, It's terrible. It's like a crime.
I think in the UK you get put in jail
for that, don't you.
Speaker 4: And now, granted, I mean he used it in the
slang way, which is sort of a catch all I guess,
like guys.
Speaker 1: But yeah, it's kind of like teenagers saying bro bruh exactly. Yeah, yeah,
like everybody's a bra.
Speaker 4: I'm a bra, speaking of your I'm so glad you
reminded me because I meant to tell you this before
the show. But now I'll just tell everybody, do not
put any spoiler alerts in this chat. I'm telling you
right now, do not do it. But you have got
to watch that show I told you to watch on Netflix,
the Catfish Show watching okay, because the reason that you
made me think of it is because Josh Sider, our
friend Josh Sider, obviously watched it and he just put
up like a in his story. He just put like
the name of the show on Netflix, which is something
to do with high school catfishing, and just wrote bra,
Like that's all you can say. That's all you can say.
Speaker 2: Don't give out, don't give away the ending.
Speaker 1: If you've seen what's the name of it, you know that,
like everybody's.
Speaker 4: Called Catfish high School Edition or something like that.
Speaker 2: It's on Netflix, And okay, that a reaction.
Speaker 1: It's like ninety minutes. Yeah, because I mean every high
school kid will look at you and be like, bra, right,
I'm not your bra.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it will.
Speaker 4: It is a mind exploding show and it's it's really good.
Speaker 2: Okay, we'll watch it.
Speaker 4: Speaking of Trump, and speaking of Scott Jennings, Scott had
President Trump on earlier.
Speaker 2: This week for his radio show.
Speaker 4: And one of the things that came up was Elon
and kind of like where that relationship stands now?
Speaker 2: And so I thought this was just an.
Speaker 4: Interesting, honest, sort of heartfelt answer from Trump on the
Elon question.
Speaker 2: Here's what he said.
Speaker 17: He's a man of common sense. He's a good man.
He got off the reservation incorrectly, and that's okay because
you know, it's just one of those things. But he's
a good person. He's got, you know, eighty percent super
genius and then twenty percent he's got some problems and
when he works out the twenty percent, he'll be great.
But he's got some difficulty, But I like him. I
always like him. I like him now. But he he
went off the reservation and he wished he didn't do it.
Speaker 2: I think that's accurate. I mean it was honest.
Speaker 4: I think you know, yeah, I said it the way
that he he calls it, the way he sees it.
Speaker 1: And I think he's kind. I think he's very kind
to him, especially considering that you know, Elon called him
a pedophile, right, He's being very kind, very kind.
Speaker 2: I thought so too.
Speaker 4: Unfortunately, the women of the View are back and delusional
as ever.
Speaker 2: This is just a five second clip of what.
Speaker 4: Sonny Houston actually thinks about Trump voters happen. That there
are a lot of people that voted for Trump that
wish I didn't.
Speaker 2: Know, we do not.
Speaker 1: That is such a common narrative that I see that
they're trying to spool up. And really they're trying to
make that happen. Quit trying to make fetch happen.
Speaker 6: Regts happen, because yeah, because I mean, I don't know
a single person that voted for the things that they
voted for which are happening.
Speaker 1: He's making all those things happen. He's like, I promise this,
I promise that, I promise this other thing. I mean,
like closing the border, you know, stuff on the economy,
all the things that he promised, he's starting to do methodically.
Speaker 2: So why would we have regurts because I have none,
zero about y'all.
Speaker 1: I actually I do know about y'all. You don't have regret. No, No,
the people in this audience don't, so I I just
they are trying so hard to make that a thing.
Speaker 2: It's a big fact.
Speaker 1: Okat, look at the approval rating of the Democrat Party
right now. It's awful.
Speaker 5: It's bad.
Speaker 2: It's real bad, real, real bad.
Speaker 4: Also, because we're going to get into the RFK junior
hearing and all the stuff about healthcare. And I saw
this tweet from I think AG the other day, which
was just a retweet of someone dealing with the Canadian
healthcare system, which, as you hear from lefties all the time,
it's so great to have socialized medicine. This is a
reminder of the downfall. I mean, we have our problems,
granted with healthcare in the United States, lots of problems,
but we don't have problems like this guy, this Glenn
McGregor guy said, I tore up my knee playing softball.
I will need an MRI, but Ontario requires that I
get an ultrasound first.
Speaker 2: Here's how that's going.
Speaker 4: The imaging department said, Hi, we're currently processing a high
volume of requests for particular ultrasound. We can add you
to our waitlist, which is one to two years long.
Speaker 1: My god. So yeah, that's that's socialized medicine, y'all.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's what it looks like. Yeah, I mean that's
what it is.
Speaker 1: People are like, we want that here. I don't know,
I don't want thank you, but no.
Speaker 2: Absolutely not.
Speaker 4: Also, this is just this, I mean, it's just another
example of how lefties think that signing their names to
like letters are impactful in any way. Apparently, over a
thousand current and former federal health workers are demanding that
RFK resign, saying that he is jeopardizing the nation's health
and sok, like, who gives a shit about these people
and their stupid letter?
Speaker 11: You know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Have they lived in the past five years? Have these
people lived through all the shit we've lived through when
it comes to public health? Have they been awake? I mean, rfken,
how has RFK Junior affected you? Personally show us on
the doll where he's hurt your health.
Speaker 2: I can't. It is ridiculous.
Speaker 4: There is a lot of talk before we get into
the hearing, which we will do just in one second,
but there is a lot of talk about a surgeon
general out of Florida, Latipo, who made a big announcement
in Florida the other day which was that not only
are they getting rid of any kind of COVID vaccine mandates,
they're getting rid of vaccine mandates period. Here is a
little bit of his announcement, which is that.
Speaker 14: The Florida Department of Health, in partnership with the governor,
is going to be working to end all vaccine mandates
in Florida law.
Speaker 5: All of them, all of them.
Speaker 4: That is very interesting. Indeed, it is so I know
that there's some you know, some physicians that I admire
who are a little squidgy about this. They're a little
nervous because there are certain vaccines which we've used for
decades and decades that are solid and that right, you know,
And so I don't know, like, are we making it
harder for insurance companies than to cover those vaccines?
Speaker 2: Are we making them less accessible?
Speaker 4: I don't know, so there's questions about that, and you know,
accessibility is an issue, but by and large his point
is that there should not be mandates for what you
put into your body or into the body of your kids.
Speaker 2: And so that I think is the overarching theme there.
Speaker 4: But I played that because I want to get into
the RFK stuff now, and it started off with him
talking about how sick we are as a nation, like
we're the sickest nation right now, which is not okay.
Speaker 2: Here is a little bit from his remarks about that.
Speaker 5: Yes, Senator, you know, this morning I got the latest
numbertish from CDCA that seventy six point four percent of
Americans now have a chronic disease. This is donning. When
my uncle was president was eleven percent, nineteen fifty was
three percent. They is seventy six point four percent. Eight
out of ten of our kids cannot qualify for military service,
this national security issue. When my uncle was president, we
spend zero on chronic disease a we spend one point
three trillion dollars. It's the biggest cause. It's increasing. And
all of the arguments that Republicans and Democrats have about
a single payer Obamacare or with a various ways of
allocate the health dollars. They are all like rearranging deck
chairs on the Titanic. If we don't end this chronic disease,
we are the sickest country in the world. That's why
we have to fire people at CDC. They did not
do their job. This was their job to keep us healthy.
I need to fire some of those people to make
sure this doesn't happen again. Thank you, mister s.
Speaker 1: How can this not be clear to people?
Speaker 2: How can you?
Speaker 1: It's like the crime thing. They just won't stop. It's
like when you see people getting killed in the street.
They're like, no, it's fine, it's okay, La la la.
How he is giving you data. He's giving you facts
and data that are indisputable, and people are like, no,
it's fine, it's okay. If our kids are sick, it's okay.
If we're all fat and sick, that's fine. It's not fine.
Speaker 4: And he's promoting more tests and more studies to be
done to uncover reasons why this is happening, and people
are fighting him on that, and that is crazy.
Speaker 2: It's crazy me too.
Speaker 1: I just don't under this guy is like he is
like a salmon swimming upstream.
Speaker 2: He's like fighting.
Speaker 1: Against people who are You're fighting him what? Because he's like,
I want people to be healthy. Well, that's ridiculous, is
that we don't like that. We don't like health, we
don't like being healthy down health. I just I've never
seen anything like this in my lifetime. It's it's insanity.
Speaker 7: It was.
Speaker 4: It was an embarrassing display from Democrats yesterday. Yeah, they
were just grand standing. They were disingenuous. They would not
let him speak. They would ask him questions that they
would not let him answer, and when he tried to answer,
they would just interrupt it.
Speaker 2: It was awful.
Speaker 4: It was absolutely awful. We could have literally two straight
hours of examples. It was hard to pare down and
figure out which ones to share, but there are lots
worth sharing. There was this absolute freak out that Michael
Bennett had where he looked like such a frickin baby,
But in so many of these cases, RFK Junior just
puts them in their place, and it is delicious.
Speaker 2: Here is Michael Bennett.
Speaker 18: Damn.
Speaker 5: It has never been a wash.
Speaker 7: Card.
Speaker 2: I am saying, I am simple.
Speaker 5: We are trying to tell her.
Speaker 8: I am simply trying to say that the people that
you have put on that panel after.
Speaker 10: Firing the higher of aiding the question you No, I'm
asking the questions here that question. I'm asking the questions
as Kennedy question.
Speaker 13: I'm asking the questions for mister Kennedy on behalf of.
Speaker 16: Parents and schools and teachers all over the United States
of America who deserve.
Speaker 1: So much better than your leadership.
Speaker 19: My god, that's what this conversation is about, and their chairs,
and they.
Speaker 5: Deserve the truth, and that's what we're going to give
them for the first time in the history of that agency.
Speaker 2: Damn straight, God, I sound drunk too. He's a green
You really tried to run for president? What a loser.
It's just these people are absolute losers, yep.
Speaker 1: And they're trying to protect their own money and the
kickbacks are getting from pharma. I mean, come on, like
so and just their cushy asked jobs. It's so obvious
what they're doing, and they have, they've been doing thing
for the past however many years they've been sitting there
and he's uncovering that and they don't like it, you.
Speaker 2: Know, they don't.
Speaker 4: And in fact, one of those people who's been sitting
there for many, many, many, many many years. Is that
lizardie person I don't even remember his first name, but
Widen Representative Widen Ron Wyden Rogan.
Speaker 2: Okay, god, he's so creepy to me.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, it looks like he's at death's door.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's just disgusting.
Speaker 4: And so he's you know, he's battling RFK Junior, and
RFK is like, you've been sitting here for twenty to
twenty five years. What the hell have you done to
improve the health of Americans?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 2: Jerk, my words, not his. Here is that moment.
Speaker 16: Enacting an agenda that I think is fundamentally cruel and
defies common sense.
Speaker 5: Thank you, German, I do. I got a reply, sanity.
You've sat in that chair how long? Twenty twenty five
years while the chronic disease and our children went up
to seventy six percent, and you said nothing? You never
That's the question why it's happening. Why is this happening
today for the first time in twenty years, has increased
in our country. It is not because I came in here.
It is because of what happened during the Biden administration that.
Speaker 2: We're going to end boom, No you done that?
Speaker 1: Crypt keeping lizards man is five years older than RFK.
Five years older. Yeah, who do you want running the
health in this country? I'm gonna go ahead and go
with the guy that looks like RFK shocked.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean that guy looks like he is literally
just barely making it to death's door.
Speaker 5: God.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: So he reminds me like him and Blumenthal are the
two brothers. Oh my god.
Speaker 1: There so nice to literally brothers.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: And then Ron Wyden tried to fight RFK like he
tried to to prove his by saying, well, I get
letters from people all the time who are like super.
Speaker 2: Mad at you, and so so.
Speaker 4: This was like they're literally he's literally trying to say,
I get mean male, like this is up, like it
proves anything.
Speaker 2: And so RFK let him have it on that too.
Speaker 5: The his division on opinion.
Speaker 16: I I don't get letters from thousands of people who
are not political saying that this set of changes is
going to damage American healthcare and particularly these healthcare agencies
for decades to come.
Speaker 9: I don't get any letters.
Speaker 5: I'll say, he's going to make a forever. Maybe you're
listening to a selective group of people. You get, you
get me, I will find I will tell you what, Senator,
I will put my mail bag against your mail bag.
Speaker 1: I got day thirty. We get mean mail.
Speaker 2: It means you're doing something good. How's that?
Speaker 15: God?
Speaker 6: I swear that guy he's the guy that World wars.
Speaker 2: Yes, he is that.
Speaker 1: He looks he looks you guys, ever seen World War
Ze the zombie that is like trying to get it.
Brad Pitty's like, yeah, that's that's what he looks like
for sure.
Speaker 4: Representative Cassidy also wanted RFK to talk about Trump and
Operation Warp Speed because, as we I think we was
it earlier this week or last week where Trump was
actually kind of owning and wanting to know more information
about whether Operation Warp Speed was a net success or
whether there are issues that are yet to be revealed,
which was good news because we all want accountability for
how much of an f up the handling of COVID was.
But with Operation Warp Speed, RFK really explained this so
well about how COVID vaccines today are not the COVID
vaccines from.
Speaker 2: Operation Warp Speed. Here he is on that. So this
just seems inconsistent that you would agree with me.
Speaker 1: The President deserves tremendous amount of credit for this.
Speaker 5: Is this is the question, Senator Cassidy or is this
the speech you don't want me to because I want
to answer that question.
Speaker 2: Please please if it's a question, but.
Speaker 1: B be tight.
Speaker 17: Please.
Speaker 5: First of all, the reason that Operation warp Speed was
genius is it? It's something nobody had ever been done.
I don't think any president but President Trump could do it.
It got the vaccine to mark that was perfectly matched
to the virus at that time when it was badly
needed because there was low natural immunity and there were
people getting very badly injured by COVID. And then but
he was also it was also brought in therapeutics like
HYDROXYCHLOROKH and an ivert maxine and all, and protocols for
treatments and all, and there were no mandates and then okay,
other question, so please about that. That's what I began
litigating against President Biden's mandates.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean Operation warp Speed was kind of like
the equivalent of doing a compassionate use protocol in a
pharmaceutical setting. I used to do documentation for those and
when you have an emergency use. Sometimes, like if you
have a kid who has cystic fibrosis and you know
that kid is going to die. Sometimes you know what
they'll do is a pharmaceutical company would be like, we
need to do a compassionate use protocol bypass some of
these regulations and all this red tape, and then they'll
they'll speed it up. They'll speed up the process because
you know, when you try to get a drug through,
it takes years and years to get these drugs through,
and so they will do compassionate use protocols. They will say, okay,
well we'll make an exception because we feel like this
person's going to die, and so we're going to we're
going to speed it through to see where you can
help this person. And perhaps that'll give us evidence that
this drug actually has efficacy or whatever, and it'll help
with you know, like it'll it'll show you things that
perhaps you wouldn't have seen prior. So I mean, this
is it was a good I mean, I think that
the intention of Operation Warp Speed was good.
Speaker 2: Of course it was.
Speaker 1: It was absolutely good. And there are things, there are
good things that pharmaceutical companies do. But you know, in
the grand scheme of things. I don't think that they
did all the right things that they needed to do
with that particular right, which is why, which is why
I didn't take it well.
Speaker 4: And then there was the problem of members of the
health community or whatever CDC or wherever they were, who
just flat out lied to the entire American public. And
he pointed that out when when Senator Cornyn was asking
him about to what extent COVID had been politicized, and
this was I mean, he said, the things do.
Speaker 7: You believe COVID nineteen was politicized?
Speaker 5: Yeah, the whole process was politicized, Senator. I mean we
were lied to about everything. We were lied to about
natural immunity. We're allied to about you know, we were
told again and again the vaccines would prevent transmission, they'd
prevent infection. It wasn't true. They knew it from the start,
but it wasn't true because that's what the animals, that
is in the clinical trial showed. We were told that
there was science behind cloth mass. The CDC allowed the
teachers Union to write the order closing our schools, which
hurt working people all over the country, and then pretend
it was science based all of these issues, and.
Speaker 2: That is infuriating, right right.
Speaker 4: It's such a good reminder of what we all freaking
went through.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and a lot of just the wrong people were
put in charge of our public health and so it
and what really bothers me. I think one of the
things that bothers me the most is that it made us.
It made me I won't speak for you guys. It
made me not trust our public health institution anymore. And
I used to work in that industry, and now I
don't trust it. I don't. I'm like, all right, well
I'm done. I don't trust you. You lost my trust.
That sucks. It totally, It totally sucks because they e
fed it up. The government effed another thing up, and
so now so many people aren't going to listen when
actually we have another real emergency, because it will happen. Someday,
there will be a real emergency and people will be like,
and no one's going to listen when they actually need
to listen, because it's going to be like a you know,
a Peter Krys Wolf kind of a thing, and they're
just not I'm done, I'm done. I'm not listening to
these people anymore. And I know I'm not the only one,
and it's not your fault.
Speaker 4: And for them to now, you know, for all of
these Democrats to pretend that RFK Junior is the one
that is causing mistrust in the agencies.
Speaker 2: That ship sailed.
Speaker 4: That ship sailed during Biden's administration, and it then is
sailed when all of these CDC people, including that freak
with the pentagram Daskalakis or whatever his name is, those
kinds of people are making decisions that affect everybody and
they're lying.
Speaker 2: They need to go.
Speaker 4: And so I'm glad he resigned and took a bunch
of people with him. Obviously those are the right people
to get out.
Speaker 1: Good riddance.
Speaker 4: Yeah, of lefties that were doing the questioning of RFK Junior,
they were just flat out lying and filibustering and not
allowing him to answer questions, and he called them out,
which I loved. This is an example of Cortes Mastow
him just saying.
Speaker 3: You're just you're just freaking making ship up because because
you are citing data that you won't produce to the public,
you're objecting.
Speaker 5: You're making to scare people of it's a lie.
Speaker 2: And I don't with respect. I do not think I'm
the one making.
Speaker 1: You please you know what, and not so much like that. Yeah,
and they still try to do it. They're still trying
to scare people. You don't get to do that anymore.
Bach you know, like we've been through this. We are
five years past where you did that, and we are
we are more than onto you. We're over it, Like
we are so over it, we're so past it. We
have twenty twenty vision now we can look back that
and be like, you don't get to do that anymore.
It is theatrics. You don't get to scare us anymore.
We're not scared of you.
Speaker 2: Yep, exactly right. And then when they try to catch RFK.
Speaker 4: Junior in these sort of gotcha moments, which are they're
just ridiculous. Here's a great example. This was Mark Warner
demanding to know the number of Americans who died from COVID,
and because of how the health organizations reported numbers and
lied and had hospitals lie, there is no accurate number
of that count. And he tries to explain why that is,
and this assh hat keeps saying, oh my god, look
at that.
Speaker 2: He doesn't even know this and he's supposed to be
in charge of health.
Speaker 1: I'm believed.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, it was infuriating. Check it out.
Speaker 15: I want to go back just again some basic fact.
Do you accept the fact that a million Americans died
from COVID?
Speaker 5: I don't know how many died.
Speaker 15: Here's the Secretary of Health and Human Services. You don't
have any idea how many Americans died from COVID.
Speaker 5: I don't think anybody knows because the there was so
much dat odds coming out of the CDC, and they
would also incentives and these are modeling.
Speaker 15: You know, I know the answer of how many Americans
side from COVID. This is the Secretary of Health and
Human Services. How can you be that ignorant?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, what a piece of crap that guy is.
Some people died from other things with COVID and they
marked it as COVID, you moron.
Speaker 2: And you can hear that straight from Fauci's mouth, is.
Speaker 20: That if you look at the children who are hospitalized,
many of them were hospitalized with COVID as opposed to
because of COVID. And what we mean by that if
a child goes in the hospital, they automatically get tested
for COVID and they get counted as a COVID hospitalized individual.
Oh look at that, when in fact they may go
in for a broken leg. My god, pendicitis or something
like that. So it's overcounting the number of children who
are quote hospitalized with COVID as opposed to because of COVID.
Speaker 1: I cannot believe that murdering troll is still walking around.
That enrages me. I get so much rage when I
see his disgusting troll face on a screen anywhere. And
the fact that he still takes my money, Oh my.
Speaker 2: God, what a bit of it.
Speaker 1: Quite he gets to spend my money on his pension,
his overblown pension. I'm sorry. I have to control myself
because my hatred for him. I know it's no bounds.
Speaker 2: I know it's infuriating.
Speaker 4: So going back, just really briefly to the clip that
we showed of the Florida Surgeon General talking about eliminating
all mandates for vaccines. This is one of the things
that Elizabeth Warren was asking RFK Junior about and he.
Speaker 2: Tried to assuage her fears.
Speaker 4: But these lefties don't want to listen, so of course
it just ends up in this impossible to understand back
and forth.
Speaker 2: Here is an example.
Speaker 5: You can get it anybody.
Speaker 21: So you're saying that is now the official rule of HHS.
Anybody is eligible to get a booster by just walking
into the pharmacy.
Speaker 5: It's not recommended for healthy people.
Speaker 21: No. No, If you don't recommend, then the consequence of
that in many states is that you can't walk into
a pharmacy and get one. It means insurance companies don't
have to cover the two hundred dollars you're so cost.
As Senator doctor Cassidy said, you are effectively denying people vaccines.
Speaker 5: We're not going to recommend a product for which there's
no clinical data for that indication. Yes, is that what
I should be doing.
Speaker 21: What you should be doing is honoring your promise that
you made when you we're looking to get confirmed in
this job.
Speaker 2: You're going like that is you promised that you would.
Speaker 21: Not take away vaccines from anyone.
Speaker 9: Who wanted them.
Speaker 21: You just changed the classification of the COVID vaccine.
Speaker 5: I'm not taking them away from people's Senator.
Speaker 21: It takes it away if you can't get it from
your pharmacy.
Speaker 5: Well, most Americans are going to be able to get
it from their pharmacy for free dollars. Most Americans will
be able to get it from their pharmacy.
Speaker 21: Question, is everyone who wants it? That was your promise?
Speaker 5: I know, I never promised that I was going to
recommend products with which there.
Speaker 1: Is exactly why would you want to do that? And
then he asked her about the eight hundred and fifty
five thousand dollars that she got from Pfizer. She never
answered that question. Brush right over and she's answer that,
why right? Why she totally gets kickbacks from Pfizer. And
she's like, that's why she wants this thing out there.
If there's no clinical indication for it, why would he
push that?
Speaker 2: And why would you? I don't want it.
Speaker 4: If you are the ones seeking a booster and you
and doctors are telling you you don't need this, it
could actually be damaging.
Speaker 2: Why would you want it anyway?
Speaker 1: Because you're a sheep, because you're a liberal sheep, and
you just want to keep getting boostrap. You're one of
those people that has a mask on in your freaking
car and I still see them not help you. Yeah,
you're still driving around. I just I don't understand.
Speaker 2: But this is the thing.
Speaker 1: She's pissed off about her kickback. I mean, if you
want to go get it, go get it, go get it.
You can you can, you can go get them at
CBS and places.
Speaker 11: Go get it.
Speaker 4: Senator Johnson was talking about, uh a new the results
of a study that we're going to hear about I
guess next week or the week after, which are very
very interesting and this will be a hearing you'll definitely
want to tune into.
Speaker 2: Here is uh here's.
Speaker 18: The tea hearing next Tuesday on a study done by
High Integrity health Care facility that shows that actually looked
at vaccinated versus unvaccinated, very high quality study. I'm not
going to steal the thunder your ar and series. Who
is going to be testifying on this. I think you're
aware of the study that shows the vaccinated population far
more prone to chronic illness than people completely unexposed to vaccines.
That is just one example of how science has been
corrupted by by the way the study was conducted and
when they conducted. So oh no, no matter what the
results are, we're going to release this. They got the
results in two thousand, it has yet to be released.
We're going to enter that in the rest on Tuesday.
Speaker 1: It's unreal. Yeah. Yeah. And the numbers are staggering. The
numbers are absolutely staggering, and you cannot I mean, they'll
do it, but you cannot argue the numbers.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: And Bears, you know the the self database, it's the
Adverse Event Reporting System. It's all self reporting.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: So these are people that it's kind of like, you know,
when you have a bad experience at a restaurant, you
have to you have to go out there and talk
about it, you know what I mean, Like you have
to self report some of these people that had bad
some people that are walking around with autoimmune disorders and
stuff like that, or if they had or if they're dead,
you know, they they can't report it or they don't
report it. There are a lot of people that aren't
reporting this stuff. They just have stuff that happened, you know,
or if they got cancer and died, I don't they're
not reporting it. So think of the people that didn't
report to VARs and but the people that did report,
here's a lot.
Speaker 2: There's a lot that's going to be a really interesting
hearing to tune into you for.
Speaker 1: I cannot wait for that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, here's another example of just random lefty senators or
whatever just spouting off nonsense, and all he can do
is just tell them you are literally making shit up.
This is the lady Tina, somebody that looks like the
other lady, you know what I mean, Like those two
that always do videos together because they look exactly like twins.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know you're talking about two Democrat women. Are like, yes, yeah,
they're very nondescript.
Speaker 2: It's weird. Yeah, it's weird.
Speaker 4: So here she is another one making up ship.
Speaker 2: You want to.
Speaker 5: Talk, you're just saying something. You're just making stuff.
Speaker 2: You know, this is what.
Speaker 4: You say, right, So Kennedy presents you with information that
does not think I did not.
Speaker 5: Blame that, I have no idea whether I have no idea,
and I never said that. You're making it up? Interesting,
Yeah you are. You are getting it is honest.
Speaker 12: Right.
Speaker 21: You want to talk about mental health and done you're
being in this country.
Speaker 2: If you want to talk.
Speaker 19: About mental health and gun violence in this country, we
should be talking about that, because that's what the.
Speaker 17: School.
Speaker 5: You don't want to talk hang and you want to
sell it me. You want to have partisan politics, yep, yeah.
Speaker 2: She wants her sound bite.
Speaker 1: If RFK wasn't a conservative, you know, before this all
this stuff, he is, he is like far right wing
at this point because of all because of all of
these jack holes that he's having to deal with. Can
you imagine like if he had just a smidge of
Democrat and his body, he was like, I hate all
these people.
Speaker 2: Now he has to he has to hope. I would hope,
because man, it should. That's an eye opener.
Speaker 4: Being treated this way by Democrats simply because of the TDS.
Speaker 2: It's ridiculous, absolute crap show.
Speaker 4: There was one of these people. I've never seen this
guy before. Perhaps that's just ignorance on my part, but
a guy by the name of Ben Ray Luhan, I
think that's how you say it.
Speaker 2: He was he's such an idiot, you guys, and does
not do his homework.
Speaker 4: So he tried to go after RFK about one of
the quote unquote employees. It turns out this guy's actually
a contractor who Luhan actually knew nothing about and was
trying to create a gotcha SoundBite moment, and it ended
up backfiring spectacularly.
Speaker 9: Please enjoy, Kennedy.
Speaker 19: You hired a man named David Geyer to conduct this study.
Speaker 9: Is that correct?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 9: Is mister David Dyer working for HHS.
Speaker 5: He's a contractor, but he's a conducting a study.
Speaker 9: He's a contractor. He's a contract Do you know who
works for you, mister Kennedy.
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 19: Do you know that mister Geyer is listed as an
HHS on the employee directory as a senior data analysts,
not a contractor.
Speaker 5: He's a contractor.
Speaker 9: He's not an sh So is your website wrong?
Speaker 5: He's not an h you know.
Speaker 1: I don't know what I'm going to pull up the
website for you.
Speaker 5: God is a contractor?
Speaker 19: If the website says he is a senior data analyst?
Speaker 9: Will you come? Will you at least I met to
the I don't know what.
Speaker 5: A contractor can be class fight. Is a senior data
an hour rights or not?
Speaker 9: Is mister Dyer a doctor?
Speaker 15: No?
Speaker 9: Did you know he never went to medical school?
Speaker 5: He's not He's not or not he's a practicing medicine.
Speaker 19: Did you know that he got caught in Maryland and
was charged for practicing medicine without a medical license.
Speaker 5: He was charged by a medical board, sued the medical board,
and the medical board was found to have have acted
in an actual malice and was fined two point six million
dollars by a judge in Maryland for doing that.
Speaker 19: See, so you choose to know a lot when you
want to know a lot, you're it's incredible identity.
Speaker 1: The guys arom New Mexico. It's all. It's all theater.
You guys had no idea. I guarantee you that guy
had no idea what he was going to ask before
he walked in there. He has a staff that just
prepares questions for him, and he goes in there and
he's like a theater kid that just reads it on
it's theater.
Speaker 2: It's I'm gonna have my oral moment.
Speaker 4: God, I hope it feels like an idiot, But unfortunately
he does not, because it always got worse, if that's
even possible to imagine. He then decided to go after
RFK on making like providing information about protocols to the committee,
and RFK was trying to explain to him those are
already public, they are publicly available.
Speaker 2: There's nothing I need to provide you.
Speaker 4: This guy would not get it, because again he's not listening.
He's just trying to make a spectacle. And in the spectacle.
He ended up being the spectacle, which was everything to share.
Speaker 19: In the protocols used for the autism study with Congress and.
Speaker 9: To the public.
Speaker 5: They are public.
Speaker 9: Will you commit to giving it to this committee by
the end of the week.
Speaker 5: No, not not the way it works.
Speaker 19: Well, you you don't even know what you're talking mister secretary.
Will you commit to sharing the protocols for the study
by the end of the month.
Speaker 5: We already have you just said it's public. We put
out the notice of funding opportunities, and then the scientists
all over the world.
Speaker 9: You're not understanding me.
Speaker 5: You're not understanding how the world were Do.
Speaker 9: You understand what the protocol? Do you understand what they are?
Speaker 5: The scientists who are doing this, yet they submit the protocol?
Speaker 1: Okay, so you you know, not coming from us.
Speaker 9: So will you commit to sharing those protocols with this comp.
Speaker 5: Well, anybody can get hold of the protocol. It's published
with the study.
Speaker 9: Mister chairman. What I'd like to ask is for your
commitment here.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, how is he a senator? How does
he can't even tie his own shoes? You guys, g's
so embarrassing. It's smarter than this jack hole.
Speaker 2: You absolutely seriously.
Speaker 6: And most of my dogs are stupid. Yeah he is,
somebody said Lianne said it. I can't say it out loud,
but yeah he is.
Speaker 2: Yes, you can say it. Said it yesterday. You can
say retarded on this show. We have deemed it.
Speaker 1: So guys, is.
Speaker 2: At center you guys, It's amazing.
Speaker 4: But never was it more clear that he shouldn't be
until this moment. I mean, you've already seen two hugely
humiliating moments for him, but nothing beats this. This is
so profoundly stupid, but it actually happened.
Speaker 9: Enjoy go to town Hall. Recently gave me this starfish pin.
I was going to give it to you today, but
after your questioning today, I don't think you.
Speaker 19: Deserve it, because what this represents is to remember that
every one of us can make a difference, or to
something as small as a starfish on a beach that
maybe got washed up, you throw it back in the ocean.
You might not save them all, but you can save one.
I'm sorry that you're not worthy of this nice.
Speaker 9: Little pins or is a nice reminder. I'm going to
pray for you, Secretary Kennedy. I hope we do better.
I want you to do better, but today was that
failure for you.
Speaker 2: Man, He's not going to get the starfish pin you guys.
Speaker 1: RFK is like, dude, what You're not going to get
the gold star? It's first grade? What this guy is this?
I can't get over the fact this guy's a senator,
some people elected in New Mexico. What are you doing?
What is even happening?
Speaker 2: It's amazing, right, amazing?
Speaker 6: Oh my god, I can't It's just like the stupidity
is off the chart of you know there. You know
there are liberals out there going that was a sick burn. Yeah,
you didn't get the star pick. That's stick burn that
RFKA junior. Your family doesn't like you and you didn't
get the star pin.
Speaker 4: I mean he's going to be crying about not getting
that pench. Sure, wow, one quick reminder and I actually don't.
I think this is Marshall who was just had a
big chart in the back of him and he was
just reminding everyone. I thought this was so important to
show just how many shots our kids are expected to get.
Speaker 2: Right now.
Speaker 1: This is freaking but this is a lot.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I know it's gonna be hard to see from there.
I can barely read it. This is the current CDC
recommendations for vaccines for children. On day number one, they
get their first JAB, a hepatitis vaccine. By the time
they're eighteen months, they've had eighteen jabs. By the time
they get to building up to vote, they have seventy
six jabs.
Speaker 2: That's that's crazy. That's crazy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, for some reason, I don't remember that many and
I definitely don't.
Speaker 4: Either, but I think, I mean, maybe they're including like
what the CDC was recommending with in terms of COVID
and the boosters and all of the things.
Speaker 1: Right, I just don't remember that.
Speaker 2: But my god, that is It's just it's so much. Yeah,
it is.
Speaker 1: I cannot wait to see this autism study. I just can't.
Speaker 2: I can't wait to see it. It's going to be amazing.
Speaker 4: Also, RFK, just to sort of wrap this up, he
at one point he was talking about how ridiculous the
lines of questioning were. Kind of that example was so
perfect from I think it was Mark Warner who was like,
how many people have died from COVID and he was
trying to explain nobody really knows because of how it
was reported and how the CDC required hospitals to report it.
Speaker 2: To gain the most financially.
Speaker 4: And so I love the way that he sort of
summarized how ridiculous some of these lines of questioning were here.
Speaker 2: He is on that, and.
Speaker 5: They think I'm being amazed because I won't make it
kind of a statement that's almost religious in nature. Did
it save a million lives? Well, there's no data to
support that, or maybe data. You know, there's no study that,
there's modeling studies, there's faulty data. I'm not going to
sign on to something if I can't do it to
a science of excertainty. It doesn't mean that I'm you know,
Annie Fax, It just means I'm.
Speaker 4: Pro SoC I don't know why this is so hard
for people to understand about him.
Speaker 1: I'm so grateful for him. And y'all listen, not to
like step outside of my you know, usual comfort zone here,
but pray for that guy because he needs to.
Speaker 2: Be protected at all costs. Great point. Great point. Indeed. Jd.
Speaker 4: Vance summarized this spectacle very very well on X and
he said, when I see all of these senators trying
to lecture and gotcha Bobby Kennedy today, all I can
think is you all support off label, untested and irreversible
hormonal therapies for children, mutilating our kids and enriching big pharma.
You're full of shit and everyone knows it.
Speaker 2: Yes, And I thought that was absolutely perfect.
Speaker 6: It is as always he's so always God blessed shady.
Speaker 4: And then, because the New York Times is absolute garbage,
here is how they summarized the hearing.
Speaker 2: They put it this way.
Speaker 4: Kennedy rejects criticism, data and decorum in a contentious senate hearing,
like it's his fault that he was treated the way
that he was.
Speaker 1: And that's absolutely a falsehood. The New York Times can.
Speaker 2: Suck a bull because he.
Speaker 1: Did not reject data. He was presenting data. It's the
other bitches in there that were rejecting the data. He
was like, here's the data, and felt the hauntess is like,
but I'm getting a kickbat. No, he was the one
that was saying, here's all the data, and I'm going
to give you more and it's going to hurt. You're
not going to like it, and they're not and I
can't wait.
Speaker 17: All right.
Speaker 4: We do have a thank you on Venmo from Kelly Wiseman,
who said I missed the days when you had a
bellyer and you put a hot water bottle on your
belly and sipped peppermint tea and your side effects were
nice breath and a warm belly.
Speaker 2: That's true, man, I still do that in my house.
Speaker 1: If yeah, you see, you don't have to.
Speaker 2: Take pepto or whatever. You can do all the.
Speaker 1: Home, peppermint tea and a little like yeah, a little pad.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Over on locals, Judy Flood says, no wonder they don't acknowledge.
Speaker 5: God.
Speaker 2: He was removed from their platform several years.
Speaker 1: Ago, twenty twelve. That's right, it took him out like
it was a big to do. I remember when they
did that because we talked about it on the air
on the radio.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 4: Roth Lady Wright says, in a perfect world, these people
that are voted into serve and protect the people of
America would put their egos, beliefs, and pocketbooks aside to
do whatever it took to actually protect the people against crime, poison,
bad policies. They would do research about anything that was
questionable or dangerous. These people would do anything to help
this country, all egos aside.
Speaker 2: This is the job. I know.
Speaker 4: This pisses me off that most politicians choose not to
do the actual job correctly.
Speaker 2: She said, Liz Gfy, please forgive me.
Speaker 4: I'm so tired of these corrupt politicians that lie, get
rich and are screwing over the people that supposedly they
supposedly represent. And I'm so tired of people that just
don't know or understand that they're getting screwed. It seems
like a lot of shots. But I guess because we
take our kids every now and then to get those shots,
we don't count them all. That might be true, because
some days there's like four in a visit, you know
what I mean, I guess.
Speaker 1: But eighteen seems like a whole lot.
Speaker 4: Does seventy six by the time they're eighteen, Oh my gosh,
I know, it's so weird.
Speaker 2: And they allowed and they all allowed up. That is
a lot of shots.
Speaker 4: And because we have to get those to get them
into school, we just get them and read the information
and trust our doctors.
Speaker 2: I love our pediatrician.
Speaker 4: He's been both of my kids pediatricians since the day
they were born, and we've had no problems ever.
Speaker 2: But saying seventy six shots seems like a lot. It
definitely does.
Speaker 1: Now you Jennifer now RFK Junior is my ultimate hero. Also,
in catching up with the news, I've determined that talking
to a nutsack is more productive than talking to a
lib Yes, yes it is, Marcy Parilez, Good morning, Welcome back, Daisy.
I hope Pubby's knee is doing well. Prayers and positive
thoughts for speedy recovery much love, Thank you, Marcy Shelley Attington.
I like Chad, I guess because I grew up with
four brothers who I disagree with on almost all subjects.
I must it must remind my I must remind myself
that he wouldn't agree with me on everything. Love my brothers,
I can listen to different points of view. Yeah, we
love Chad too.
Speaker 4: And he doesn't you know, willingly and voluntarily.
Speaker 1: He's always been super helpful to us. Absolutely, Dnay B
wanted to share how well my new full time job
is going. God is truly amazing. Also, I have a
boyfriend now after being single for over three years. Deny
what even better? We met organically in.
Speaker 6: The grocery store, not online. Life is perfect. Oh my gosh,
we need to know what produce you were looking at
Kristen Gates fulfilled childhood dream. Last night husband took me
to see Crystal Gail. Her hair still goes to the floor.
Oh my gosh, she uses healthy South. It's the only
it's the only thing. It's got to be healthy, Seuth.
She's seventy four and rocked it. Levey Chicks balls. That's
amazing question, bo Mama ate. Seriously, Greta and her team
opposers are only doing what they do because they know
they will be stopped when they can cry victim. Yep,
they can cry victim.
Speaker 2: Absolutely.
Speaker 1: I'm with you, Daisy. Let them go and let the
cards fall where they fall. I want that to happen.
Speaker 2: Our an IRM.
Speaker 1: Tiny media literacy lesson for today. I note that The
New York Times says, for some the language symbolizes far
right blah blah blah. Did they say who the sum are?
Absolutely not take my money. You're right, our an RM.
Speaker 2: Because it's to them, that's who it's too. It's them.
They're awful.
Speaker 1: Jose Rodriguez. So many lies were told during twenty twenty
to twenty twenty two OWS Operation Warp Speed. Thank you.
Operation Warp Speed kept the country from completely shutting down. Yep,
it the jabs were crap, so much more disease has
been the result. I mean, yeah, I hear you. It
was just a crazy time and the public and they
did not handle it well at all. Nope, Brian Brumley,
the unholy cabal between big medicine and big Pharma, big
food and Washington is killing us all. I agree, Brian, totally.
Jennifer Now, No, Liz Warren RFK Junior isn't taking the
vax away. He's taking your cash cow away. I abhor
her so much for pushing the vax as if her
life depends on it. I bet she never got the
job herself, true, Jennifer, No starfish pin lives or obsessed
with buttholes. So are aren't they? Probably because they are
uh huh gcqcy. I remember being lined up for jobs
in grade school in the sixties, sometimes twice a year. Yay,
Raquel esked Daisy, you gave me a good belly laugh today,
take my money. Use promo code whispers chickens.
Speaker 2: Don't ever use the promo code. That's not the bad one.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, I said chicken in set of kitchen. You
can tell I don't say kitchen a lot in my house.
Speaker 2: I do say chicken now, I'm sorry.
Speaker 4: Also, I do just have one really quick thank you
that I almost forgot from Patty. Patty sent me this
magnet because she says that I'm always coming up with
new words, which is true, and it says don't tell anybody,
but I sometimes make up words just to sound more
smartaneous I love it.
Speaker 2: Thank Patty. She sent the cutest little guests. Oh I
think another one just came through from Laurie. Do you
see that?
Speaker 5: Really?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 1: Wait, hold on, Oh I do continu Laurie. Thank you
Lori Wayne's continued prayers as I am looking for work
after a month and a half. So you guys pray
for Laurie. Definitely pray for her this weekend. Thanks for
all you do. Ladies, have a coffee on me. Thank you, Laurie.
Speaker 2: We appreciate that.
Speaker 1: And good luck on the workstuff. Everybody, bring it in,
bring it in. You guys have a great, RESTful weekend
and we will talk to you on Monday.
Speaker 2: Bye everybody.
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