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Speaker 1: it is January twentieth, inauguration day. Donald Trump, commander in
Speaker 1: chief again, served as the forty fifth now the forty
Speaker 1: seventh President of the United States. Sworn in at the
Speaker 1: US Capitol you heard it here for the second term.
Speaker 2: Greeted with a standing ovation USA.
Speaker 1: Chance didn't get a full kiss from the wife wearing
Speaker 1: a flat brimmed hat. Good hillbox flat brimmed hat, couldn't
Speaker 1: get to her face, so got kind of an air
Speaker 1: kiss there. Carrie Underwood came out stole the show. Her
Speaker 1: music didn't work, so she just busted out with an
Speaker 1: a cappella version of America. The beautiful. Everybody in the
Speaker 1: rotunda joined in. It was a very nice, unifying America moment.
Speaker 3: That was a high line. I think I agree, because
Speaker 3: it was a little awkward there waiting. There was as
Speaker 3: the music started and then stopped and was it the
Speaker 3: right music? Did they have the right music? And then
Speaker 3: she just I don't know how.
Speaker 2: You screw that up.
Speaker 3: I mean, yeah, even though they did move it.
Speaker 1: Unless it was a Donald Apprentice style scripted beautiful Disney
Speaker 1: movie moment, I don't know if it was, but I mean,
Speaker 1: what a great moment.
Speaker 3: That was very very cool. There's a lot going on. Obviously,
Speaker 3: we'll follow what's going on locally. We'll talk more about
Speaker 3: it firewise and stuff. For Governor Newsom has issued an
Speaker 3: executive order the direct state agencies to help local law
Speaker 3: enforcement as evacuation orders are lifted and try to help
Speaker 3: people return to areas affected by the two biggest fires,
Speaker 3: the Palisades and the Eton fire. So that means the
Speaker 3: HP and Office of Emergency Services can now help local
Speaker 3: police and shaff's deputies and force some of the laws.
Speaker 3: And obviously, as the wind picks up again here, we're
Speaker 3: watching really really bad weather in about eight states in
Speaker 3: the South, from Texas up to the Carolinas. Late tonight
Speaker 3: into Wednesday, they're talking about very dangerous conditions. Snowfall could
Speaker 3: be historic in that area. The worst of the weather
Speaker 3: we're probably going to track near Ien between Texas and
Speaker 3: northern Florida. They said Mississippi, Alabama, and Georgia are all
Speaker 3: expecting a very heavy snowfall.
Speaker 4: In some areas.
Speaker 1: After four hundred and seventy one days in forced captivity,
Speaker 1: Israel released ninety Palestinian prisoners and detainees early this morning.
Speaker 1: This was the first critical step in this long awaited
Speaker 1: cease fire. It was initially scheduled to begin yesterday eight
Speaker 1: thirty am local time, but was delayed after Hamas was
Speaker 1: late to provide the hostages names to mediators. Israel carried
Speaker 1: out the last minute strikes against Hamas's group facilities. Now
Speaker 1: the faces of the hostages are these three women who
Speaker 1: were seeing young women who were seen carrying out what
Speaker 1: appeared to be gift bags from Hamas. The bag, at
Speaker 1: least one of the one of the hostages reveals that
Speaker 1: the bag she received held the certificate, a necklace and
Speaker 1: photos some of the things that that had been confiscated,
Speaker 1: but that the photos depicted the woman's time and captivity.
Speaker 1: If you can imagine what hell that would have been,
Speaker 1: sheer sheer hell.
Speaker 3: A Red Cross representative was apparently asked to sign a
Speaker 3: document and it were written in Arabic that said, this
Speaker 3: is an acknowledgment of receipt of Israeli prisoners, and the
Speaker 3: document read I the representative of the I are the
Speaker 3: International Red Cross acknowledge that I have received from the
Speaker 3: is Edin al Casambrigades, the military wing of the Islamic
Speaker 3: Resistance move a Hamas, a total of three prisoners who
Speaker 3: are and then it's got the three names there four
Speaker 3: hundred and seventy one days in captivity, four hundred and
Speaker 3: seventy one and they took to the streets to celebrate yesterday,
Speaker 3: did Hamas.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was odd to see a celebration over the
Speaker 1: hell people went through.
Speaker 2: They somebody compared them to like an Olympic celebration.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like that they won something right, right, that this
Speaker 3: was a giant victory for them. And that's an odd
Speaker 3: way to I mean, it's just an awful I can't
Speaker 3: imagine what the families have gone through for four hundred
Speaker 3: and seventy one days. Multiply that by a thousand, what
Speaker 3: these women have gone through for the last four hundred
Speaker 3: and seventy one days. And there was one woman who
Speaker 3: lost at least two of her fingers. Had you seen that? Yeah,
Speaker 3: that her hand was all bandaged up. Just an awful,
Speaker 3: awful story coming up.
Speaker 1: TikTok has welcomed people back. There was a twelve hour shutdown.
Speaker 1: Did you survive? How did you you do without TikTok?
Speaker 2: Let us know.
Speaker 1: Use that talkback feature on the iHeartRadio app. I was
Speaker 1: talking to a friend. She's got a couple teenagers. Says
Speaker 1: that one of her kids has a friend that goes
Speaker 1: to sleep with TikTok on, like my sister watches Friends
Speaker 1: reruns to go to sleep. Okay, when I was a kid,
Speaker 1: I used to always have the TV on to go
Speaker 1: to sleep. I don't know I needed noise. I have
Speaker 1: a noise machine. Now it's kind of like the adult version.
Speaker 1: But TikTok to go to sleep, I mean, doesn't that
Speaker 1: seem to be more stimulate.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I'm not on the TikTok.
Speaker 1: I tried it once for five minutes, realized it would
Speaker 1: be wildly addictive and a complete time suck, and turned
Speaker 1: it off immediately and got rid of it.
Speaker 3: I can't imagine doing that. My brain would fizzle, Yeah,
Speaker 3: it would. It would just low grade fizzle the entire night.
Speaker 1: I can't handle words anymore or even music. I just
Speaker 1: need like a buzz, just load. So I'm like a whale,
Speaker 1: but like a whale in the ocean. You know that
Speaker 1: just hears the sonar and you know that's me.
Speaker 3: And even that's a little much.
Speaker 2: I'm a whale.
Speaker 3: It's nice to be back.
Speaker 1: Mark Zuckerberg's getting a lot of heat for appearing to
Speaker 1: sneak a peek at Lauren Sanchez's chest a couple of times.
Speaker 1: He was seated next to Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez.
Speaker 1: She's wearing a basically a corset that looks like a bra,
Speaker 1: white little lace going on underneath a white blazer, and
Speaker 1: the boobs are prominent.
Speaker 2: They are there, they're living their life.
Speaker 3: But you also said it was it was classya No,
Speaker 3: I mean, I don't know if you say alas as
Speaker 3: it's going to get for.
Speaker 2: Her, yes, or that style, that fashion sense.
Speaker 3: They are there now in Emancipation Hall, another part of
Speaker 3: the Capitol building, and the expectation is that President Trump
Speaker 3: will make some comments there, also that he's going to
Speaker 3: sign a bunch of exactscutive orders, and there will also
Speaker 3: be a departure ceremony. President Biden jumped onto marine well,
Speaker 3: it's not Marine one because he's no longer the president,
Speaker 3: but jumped into the helicopter there's often referred to as
Speaker 3: Marine one right there outside the Capitol, which I don't
Speaker 3: think I've ever seen before. I don't remember that happening
Speaker 3: in previous inaugurations that we've seen, but that helicopter taking
Speaker 3: the former president and former first Lady to Andrews. They're
Speaker 3: going to be doing a farewell ceremony to him before
Speaker 3: he jumps on to one of the big seven forty sevens.
Speaker 3: I think it's called Air Force Special Mission forty six.
Speaker 3: And the expectation is coming out here to Los Angeles area,
Speaker 3: southern California, and then they are going to be spending
Speaker 3: some time the Bidens in Santa Ynez as a relaxation point.
Speaker 1: President Trump making his way down the stairs at Emancipation
Speaker 1: Hall there where he is set to deliver remarks to
Speaker 1: a crown out of people. He makes his way there
Speaker 1: to the podium. He did say already that this and
Speaker 1: with Biden just steps away from him at the swearing in,
Speaker 1: that this is a nation in decline, and that the
Speaker 1: Golden Age he will usher in as the president, all
Speaker 1: of this will change starting today, he says, it will
Speaker 1: change very quickly.
Speaker 3: Got some room noise there Emancipation Hall, and again some
Speaker 3: executive orders that the incoming administration has said that they
Speaker 3: would sign right away. Involves some pretty big policy initiatives
Speaker 3: that they had talked about.
Speaker 1: He is standing there behind the podium with Milania in
Speaker 1: a tea length, a long jacket, a white blouse around
Speaker 1: her neck, there with that black pill box short hat,
Speaker 1: flat bread.
Speaker 3: All so much for being here, and Vice President Advance
Speaker 3: will speak first.
Speaker 2: You just say, hell, my goodness.
Speaker 5: I was a good way to start it off.
Speaker 6: You know, I didn't know exactly what the President would
Speaker 6: put in that speech, and I hope to myself that
Speaker 6: he wasn't going to hold back, and sir, you didn't
Speaker 6: hold back.
Speaker 5: That was a hell of a way to start the
Speaker 5: next four years.
Speaker 6: But I just want to say, from the bottom of
Speaker 6: my heart, and I know I speak for the President
Speaker 6: and for all of us, thank you, thank you, thank
Speaker 6: you for making this possible. We love you, We wouldn't
Speaker 6: be here without you, and we're gonna make America great
Speaker 6: again together for the next four years. And the last
Speaker 6: thing I'll say is, you know, having stood outside for
Speaker 6: about five minutes to wave goodbye to the bidens. Thank
Speaker 6: god we move that thing indoors because it was a
Speaker 6: beautiful ceremony and it was cold as hell outside, So sir,
Speaker 6: three hells.
Speaker 5: The forty fifth.
Speaker 6: And forty seventh President of the United States Donald J.
Speaker 3: Trump again vice President Vance introducing President Trump at this.
Speaker 5: He was right on the second Emancipation sunny day.
Speaker 4: We blew it. We blew it.
Speaker 7: And then I went outside and we were phrasing you
Speaker 7: would have been very unhappy.
Speaker 8: The sun was very deceptive.
Speaker 4: I will tell you.
Speaker 7: It is cold out, and I'm sort of saying, you know,
Speaker 7: that was so beautiful today. Maybe they should do it
Speaker 7: there every four years. Does that make sense? I don't know,
Speaker 7: because you know, the.
Speaker 8: Outdoor thing is really good, but it gets a little cold.
Speaker 2: Around this Some people don't notice nice.
Speaker 7: And a lot of times they suffer through it. There
Speaker 7: was no suffering in that room. It was seventy two degrees.
Speaker 7: It was perfect, with the best of the best acoustics I.
Speaker 8: Think I've ever heard in a room. This is not
Speaker 8: so bad either.
Speaker 7: But I just want to say, you're a younger, far
Speaker 7: more beautiful audience that I just spoke to.
Speaker 4: And I want to keep it off the record.
Speaker 8: I want to keep that off the record.
Speaker 5: I dig a congress nice because I don't want.
Speaker 7: To have all those big shots up there. I don't
Speaker 7: want to think you're more power than them. You look
Speaker 7: better than them, and I love you. We just had
Speaker 7: a great time. We just had a great day. This
Speaker 7: was amazing. You know, when you think we took a
Speaker 7: journey I mentioned in this speech, and a lot of
Speaker 7: people said that was not a journey that was possible,
Speaker 7: and it was indeed possible. I didn't really know too
Speaker 7: much about what they were saying when they said that,
Speaker 7: but a lot of people felt it. And we hooked
Speaker 7: up with j D very early. I watched j D
Speaker 7: over a period of time. I endorsed him in Ohio.
Speaker 7: He was a great, a great senator and very very smart.
Speaker 7: The only one smarter than him was his wife. That
Speaker 7: was I would have chosen her, but somehow the line
Speaker 7: of the line.
Speaker 8: Of succession didn't work that way.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 8: But now she's great and he's great.
Speaker 7: This is a great, beautiful couple and unbelievable career. I
Speaker 7: just said to him, you are very upwardly mobile, because
Speaker 7: he hasn't been doing it that long, but he picked
Speaker 7: it up so quickly. Remember the first week was a
Speaker 7: little bit like the fake news was hitting him really
Speaker 7: hard and they said, oh, this may be tough. But
Speaker 7: after that it was smooth selling for him. He took
Speaker 7: on everybody. He took on the meanest. I don't want
Speaker 7: to use the word corrupt because we're into a news system,
Speaker 7: so let's wait till the corruption begins, because it will.
Speaker 8: But he took on some pretty mean people and he
Speaker 8: handled it well.
Speaker 7: I want to also congratulate Mike Johnson for the job
Speaker 7: that he's still So we gave him a majority of
Speaker 7: almost nothing, and then I said, to make it tougher
Speaker 7: on him, let me take two or three of the people, right,
Speaker 7: I said, he'll only have to suffer with that for
Speaker 7: about three months.
Speaker 4: How are they doing, by the way, are they? Is
Speaker 4: that moving along?
Speaker 8: I said, do you mind if I take this one,
Speaker 8: that one and.
Speaker 4: A couple of others. He didn't mind. He can handled it.
Speaker 7: No, he's a man that's liked by everybody. I've never
Speaker 7: met a man like this. You've got two how many
Speaker 7: is it two nineteen or two twenty or two twenty?
Speaker 7: And of the two twenty two nineteen really like him.
Speaker 7: I noticed he got one negative vote once about two
Speaker 7: weeks ago, but I think even two.
Speaker 4: Twenty like him, if you want to know the truth.
Speaker 4: And that's very unusual.
Speaker 7: I know a lot of nice guys in Congress, and
Speaker 7: they have thirty five people that hate him. So if
Speaker 7: you have thirty five people that hate you and you
Speaker 7: only have one or two or three votes, you'll have five,
Speaker 7: I think.
Speaker 4: But that's that's going to be.
Speaker 7: Like, you know, the good news is when we get
Speaker 7: to that five number, it's going to feel like a
Speaker 7: massive majority.
Speaker 4: You could be really nasty to.
Speaker 9: A couple of them at lace, So it's going to
Speaker 9: feel like kidding your head on the wall and stopping.
Speaker 7: It feels so good to stop. But he's done a
Speaker 7: fantastic job. And Steve Scalise' is uh. He's our hero
Speaker 7: because you know I was with him.
Speaker 8: You talk about being shot, I was with him.
Speaker 7: He got some bad ones and his credible wife and
Speaker 7: she really loves him. You know, you never know about that.
Speaker 7: I've been with other people. They were doing poorly and
Speaker 7: the wife is like looking at a watch.
Speaker 4: She can't get out of the hospital fast enough. How's
Speaker 4: he doing? I don't know. It's all right.
Speaker 8: That woman was a mess.
Speaker 4: She was crying and crying. No, they're going to take him.
Speaker 4: They're going to take him. I told Steve when he
Speaker 4: finally woke up. It was a while too.
Speaker 8: The doctor told me it was.
Speaker 7: The most blood they've ever transfused in any patient. They've
Speaker 7: never done anything like it. And here he is the
Speaker 7: picture of strength. Right, and he's been a great friend
Speaker 7: of mine.
Speaker 8: Right with a family because of her family, and what
Speaker 8: a job you did.
Speaker 7: It worked out pretty much, pretty much better than we
Speaker 7: even thought, right, And I did have a couple of things.
Speaker 7: You're not just saying that we're extremely controversial and between
Speaker 7: j D and Milennia and anybody else that her, Please her,
Speaker 7: it's such a beautiful, unifying speech.
Speaker 8: Please, sir, don't say these things.
Speaker 4: I said.
Speaker 8: I'm telling you it's going to play great.
Speaker 7: They say you're right. For this group of people, it's
Speaker 7: going to play great. You're the only ones I heard
Speaker 7: by not But we had some beauties.
Speaker 4: Didn't we, Malania?
Speaker 7: She said, sir, cause me, sir, when she's angry.
Speaker 9: No, No, I'm only kidding. I better say I'm only kidding.
Speaker 9: And the press is going to pick that one up loud. No,
Speaker 9: but she said no, I think it's it would be terrible.
Speaker 9: It's such a nice speech. I think it's you know,
Speaker 9: it all depends on your delivery. How was the delivery?
Speaker 4: Was it good or.
Speaker 3: Exactly?
Speaker 4: Such a beautiful, such a beautiful speech. You can't put.
Speaker 2: Things buttoned up inauguration.
Speaker 5: I was going quick dismissal hostages.
Speaker 7: But you'll be happy because you know it's not words
Speaker 7: account and you're going to see a lot of action
Speaker 7: on the J.
Speaker 4: Six hostages to a lot of.
Speaker 7: Going to talk about the things that YO did today
Speaker 7: with the partons of people that were very very guilty
Speaker 7: of very bad crimes, like the Unselect Committee of political thugs,
Speaker 7: where they literally mean what they did is they destroyed
Speaker 7: and deleted all of the information, all of the hearings.
Speaker 4: Practically not a thing left.
Speaker 7: They deleted all the information on Nancy Pelosi having turned
Speaker 7: down the offer of ten thousand soldiers.
Speaker 4: You wouldn't have needed ten thousand.
Speaker 7: You could have had five hundred and they would have
Speaker 7: stopped because we may have a million people that day
Speaker 7: with the people that were in you don't see any photographs,
Speaker 7: but we have a lot of great photos but you
Speaker 7: don't see those photographs. They don't put them in to
Speaker 7: show the people at the Capitol. But I was talking
Speaker 7: about that.
Speaker 4: I was going to talk about that.
Speaker 7: They said, please don't bring that up right now. You
Speaker 7: can bring it up tomorrow. I said, how about now
Speaker 7: in front of the.
Speaker 8: Very I'll bring it up right now. You know, this
Speaker 8: little time.
Speaker 7: Delay is good because we're getting great reviews on the
Speaker 7: speech I watched.
Speaker 4: They'll take the speech.
Speaker 7: I'll say I didn't like it because he left there
Speaker 7: and he's talked to people.
Speaker 8: But we're giving you a little more information than.
Speaker 4: We gave up.
Speaker 7: Says. But no, they pardoned a lot of people. They
Speaker 7: pardoned before we even get to today. They pardon what
Speaker 7: is the thirty three murderers, absolute murders, the worst murderers.
Speaker 4: You know, when you get the death.
Speaker 7: Sentence in the United States, you have to be bad
Speaker 7: because they don't give it much. And he pardoned almost
Speaker 7: everybody having a death sentence. And if you went through
Speaker 7: the crimes that were.
Speaker 4: Committed, you wouldn't even believe them.
Speaker 7: The level of violence, the people that were killed, the
Speaker 7: inns and some people that were killed, and children killed
Speaker 7: by these people. And he pardoned them for whatever reason,
Speaker 7: he spared them, but they didn't spare the people that
Speaker 7: they killed, and you know, who knows what happens in
Speaker 7: the future. It's one of the worst because a lot
Speaker 7: of times they let him out early after that, you know,
Speaker 7: they say you're going to be in for life, but
Speaker 7: then all of a sudden they get let out for.
Speaker 4: Good behavior and then they go on a rampage.
Speaker 8: It's one of those little things, right.
Speaker 7: But I was going to talk about that, but I
Speaker 7: was really going to talk about the level of you know,
Speaker 7: what's going on. Why are we doing this? Why are
Speaker 7: we trying to help a guy like Milly? Why are
Speaker 7: we doing Milly? He was pardoned? What he said terrible?
Speaker 7: What he said? Why are we helping some of the people.
Speaker 7: Why are we helping Liz Cheney? I mean, Liz Cheney
Speaker 7: is a disaster. She's a crying lunatic and crying Adam Kinsinger.
Speaker 4: He said, super crying. I never saw the guy not crying.
Speaker 8: He's always crying.
Speaker 4: I look at him.
Speaker 7: I remember years ago he was actually on my side.
Speaker 7: And then one day, you know, when you don't want
Speaker 7: to kill people in wars, they turned against you.
Speaker 8: Was Jadey hated the concept of not going to war
Speaker 8: with everybody.
Speaker 7: Let's kill everybody, Let's spend a lot of money on
Speaker 7: military equipment.
Speaker 8: You know where her father works, right, But what she
Speaker 8: did was incredible.
Speaker 4: Think of it.
Speaker 7: They destroyed and deleted all of that information that went
Speaker 7: on for almost two years against Trump. And the reason
Speaker 7: they did because it was all false. Like the person
Speaker 7: that said I tried to strangle a secret Service agent,
Speaker 7: that's one of the toughest human beings I think I've
Speaker 7: ever seen. I actually had a friend saying, please don't
Speaker 7: change that, Cirtain, you are the coolest sucker in history.
Speaker 7: Remember she said, I put my hands around his neck
Speaker 7: because he wouldn't go to the capitol. Made up fiction
Speaker 7: and I was rebuffed. And the guy in the right
Speaker 7: is a massive weightlifter, probably stronger than me.
Speaker 4: Do you think he's stronger than me?
Speaker 7: Honey, you know who I'm talking Possibly stronger than me,
Speaker 7: slightly younger than me. Like I won't say how many
Speaker 7: years because I don't want to talk about that, but
Speaker 7: a lot of years.
Speaker 4: But I had a friend that said.
Speaker 8: Why are you disputing that story?
Speaker 7: That's the coolest story I've ever heard, that I would
Speaker 7: attack a karate champion, get slightly rebuffed and then throw
Speaker 7: my arms around the guy with a neck about this big.
Speaker 4: Even though there are bars, you know, there are bars.
Speaker 4: You can't really do that anyway.
Speaker 8: So I wanted to talk about that, but all of that.
Speaker 7: Stuff got deleted. And the reason it got deleted is
Speaker 7: they were all caught in lives.
Speaker 4: You know, Secret.
Speaker 8: Service testified and they said it didn't happen.
Speaker 4: Actually, the two guys were pretty embarrassed.
Speaker 7: They're suffering because their friends are saying, did Trump really
Speaker 7: do that to you? But they gained a whole new
Speaker 7: respect for me. But it was just make believes. They
Speaker 7: were a lot of make beliefs stars made up. So
Speaker 7: rather than suffer the wrath, like the story with Nancy
Speaker 7: Pulup say, I offered her ten thousand soldiers. She knows
Speaker 7: that she admitted it on tape that her daughter made.
Speaker 7: She's a videographer or whatever you call her, which I'm
Speaker 7: glad she is, so she can't be in good stead
Speaker 7: with Nancy.
Speaker 4: But Nancy said it was.
Speaker 7: My responsibility as she's leaving the capital. She said it was,
Speaker 7: and it was, she's in charge of security at the capitol.
Speaker 7: But I offered them up to ten thousand soldiers even more.
Speaker 4: One time, I.
Speaker 7: Said, more as many as you need, but you needed
Speaker 7: four or five hundred, ten thousand, I'd be more than
Speaker 7: the number of people there by lot. But we offered
Speaker 7: her ten thousand. Think of it, ten thousand soldiers. In
Speaker 7: other words, J six wouldn't be J six, there would
Speaker 7: have been no J six. But she rebuffed them.
Speaker 4: She didn't like it.
Speaker 7: No, she didn't like it. Maybe she wanted that to happen,
Speaker 7: but she's guilty as hell. And now you would have
Speaker 7: to go through the process because they destroyed all of
Speaker 7: it and say, deleted everything. There's virtually nothing left. The
Speaker 7: other fake story and so many other fake stories, and
Speaker 7: many people came out on our side, and those people,
Speaker 7: now we're got to find them. There's nothing left. So
Speaker 7: that's a criminal offense. If that were a civil case,
Speaker 7: it would be a criminal offenense. If that were if
Speaker 7: that happened civilly, we.
Speaker 4: Did that, it would be a criminal offense.
Speaker 7: So I decided, I'm not going to make this speech complicated.
Speaker 4: I'm going to make it beautiful.
Speaker 8: I'm going to make it a unifying speech.
Speaker 7: And then when they said we have a group of
Speaker 7: people that are serious Trump fans.
Speaker 8: I said, this is the time to tell those stories.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Salary, but seriously, I like to I think it
Speaker 7: was a tremendous success. I think we're very lucky we
Speaker 7: put it in because it is really cult. We just
Speaker 7: went to the helicopter out of respect, something that's taken
Speaker 7: place for a long time. I guess it's as old
Speaker 7: as helicopters. You used to get into a stagecoach, Now
Speaker 7: you get into a helicopter. Times change, but it's pretty
Speaker 7: old custom and it's a beautiful customer.
Speaker 4: Actually, it's a beautiful customer. I wish we could have
Speaker 4: had a better relationship.
Speaker 7: I wish we could have had a better relationship between
Speaker 7: Republicans and Democrats. I was with Senator Assumer, I said, Chuck,
Speaker 7: I think it's time where you all started getting along
Speaker 7: a little bit, because it doesn't make sense.
Speaker 4: I mean, we literally never get a Democrat vote.
Speaker 7: They never get a Republican vote almost And although there
Speaker 7: is a bill coming up very shortly that we have
Speaker 7: a lot of Democrat votes, it's going to be a
Speaker 7: very beautiful bill. We're gonna have a deciding I would
Speaker 7: say within a week or so, I think, and it's
Speaker 7: going to be a very good bill.
Speaker 4: You all know what I'm talking about. So I just
Speaker 4: want to thank you all for.
Speaker 7: Bigger You have been our fans from day one, or
Speaker 7: if you go to all these people all over you've
Speaker 7: been our fans.
Speaker 8: This has been This has been a.
Speaker 4: There's never been anything like it. There's never been anything
Speaker 4: like it.
Speaker 7: This has been a movement like no movement ever in
Speaker 7: history for probably any country, let alone this country. You know,
Speaker 7: if somebody is running for president, and if they go
Speaker 7: out and they announced they're going to Arizona, they're going
Speaker 7: to Nevada, They're going.
Speaker 4: To some place.
Speaker 7: If you have two hundred or three hundred people, that
Speaker 7: would be standard. Ronald Reagan would go out. I mean
Speaker 7: outside of the last couple of days where people get
Speaker 7: a little excited. But even then you have a couple
Speaker 7: of thousand people. But if you're going to go someplace,
Speaker 7: any place, any one of the swing states, anywhere of
Speaker 7: the other states, I mean, how about the non swing states.
Speaker 7: We want Alabama by forty eight points, Hannes Seed by
Speaker 7: massive numbers, Wyoming we've won by numbers that are nobody's
Speaker 7: ever seen of the something, and you know, places like California.
Speaker 7: We did, right, But when they send out like thirty
Speaker 7: eight million ballots and nobody knows where the hell they're
Speaker 7: sending them, and then they come pouring back the whole thing.
Speaker 7: You know, they passed alone in California that if you
Speaker 7: work in an election bureau and have you so much
Speaker 7: as ask for a voter idea, If you say, sir, ma'am,
Speaker 7: could I please look at your voter ID, they have
Speaker 7: the right to put you in jail. You're a criminal.
Speaker 7: Can you believe that there's only one reason that happens.
Speaker 7: They want to cheat, So they had it where voter
Speaker 7: idea wasn't accepted. But now if you even ask for
Speaker 7: this is seriously a bill that was just signed the
Speaker 7: past in their legislature, and it was signed, and I
Speaker 7: think when we get things cleaned up and we get
Speaker 7: back to a little bit of normalcy, I'm going to
Speaker 7: ask the speaker to really get involved because I think
Speaker 7: we would have won the state of California, because you know,
Speaker 7: if you look at my numbers with Hispanic we're fifty
Speaker 7: six percent and.
Speaker 4: We were winning.
Speaker 7: We won the Texas border that had never been won.
Speaker 7: As the governor said, he's doing a good job the governor,
Speaker 7: by the way of Texas. But as the governor said,
Speaker 7: it hasn't. Oh did I get lucky?
Speaker 4: Did I get lucky?
Speaker 7: Supposing I said, you now he's not here, but the
Speaker 7: governor of Texas has done a terrible job. Wow, look
Speaker 7: at you.
Speaker 4: You mean we couldn't get.
Speaker 5: You up in the front row.
Speaker 8: I'll tell you.
Speaker 7: Supposing I said, j D, the governor of Texas is
Speaker 7: not doing his job.
Speaker 4: You heard what I said.
Speaker 7: See, I didn't know you were there. I said, he's
Speaker 7: doing he's doing a great job. He's doing a phenomenal job.
Speaker 7: But now you're going to have a partner that's going
Speaker 7: to work with you because you didn't have Not only
Speaker 7: did they have a partner, he had people selling you.
Speaker 8: All right.
Speaker 7: We have a fence structure that we worked on, the
Speaker 7: governor worked on with me.
Speaker 4: And I didn't love it, to be honest, with that.
Speaker 7: One of a nice precast concrete, you know, forty fifty
Speaker 7: feet like a beautiful could have been a T shaped
Speaker 7: white shit.
Speaker 4: I love construction.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 1: Trump is definitely back to his comfortable rare non rare
Speaker 1: form true form to self in his rambling press conferences,
Speaker 1: And I mean it is entertaining. I'll give him that,
Speaker 1: but I don't know if we need to carry all
Speaker 1: of it. We'll take the pertinent information and dish it
Speaker 1: right back to you. Should something arise.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's not a lot. There's not a whole lot
Speaker 3: going on. And this speech. I was expecting some sort
Speaker 3: of just a quick thank you and.
Speaker 1: No, this was like a how did it good?
Speaker 3: You guys are much better looking, able to dress, guys
Speaker 3: are young.
Speaker 2: It should be insight right. You see those boots.
Speaker 3: Why would I strangle a Secret Service agent? I'm not
Speaker 3: that guy.
Speaker 2: That's not funny story. Maybe a stronger than me.
Speaker 3: While that's going on in Emancipation Hall there in the
Speaker 3: US Capitol, President Biden, former President Biden, now to say,
Speaker 3: got to get used to it. Listen, I'm still writing
Speaker 3: twenty twenty two on my checks. Former President Biden and
Speaker 3: former First Lady Jill Biden are at Andrews and they
Speaker 3: are about to board one of the Big seven forty sevens.
Speaker 3: I believe they're going to take the Big one and
Speaker 3: fly out here to California. They're taking a couple of
Speaker 3: days to relax out in Santa Ynez. And then President
Speaker 3: Trump and Vice President Vance have a series of events.
Speaker 3: They go through three or four different inaugural balls, et cetera,
Speaker 3: through the course of the day. Today and again we'll
Speaker 3: dip in this. This was This turned out to be
Speaker 3: just the rambling speech that I think a lot of
Speaker 3: people were expecting.
Speaker 4: Used to say, you had to run for president.
Speaker 3: He's still going.
Speaker 1: It reminds me of like an uncle at Thanksgiving tells
Speaker 1: great stories.
Speaker 3: Grady Vance gave up on this speech twenty minutes. Mike
Speaker 3: Johnson up stairs in the back of the room. They don't.
Speaker 3: But but President Trump right back at it, speaking in
Speaker 3: Emancipation Hall to I guess people who were in the
Speaker 3: overflow room that weren't in the actual rotunda for the
Speaker 3: inauguration itself. This is a different part, another cavernous area
Speaker 3: within the within the capital complex.
Speaker 4: There.
Speaker 1: Carrie Underwood, as we predicted, is getting all of the
Speaker 1: flowers today for being the consummate performer that she is.
Speaker 1: Her audio did not work as she was going to
Speaker 1: sing America the Beautiful in the rotunda. There was an
Speaker 1: awkward silence. People began talking amongst themselves. She said, screw it,
Speaker 1: She's got the mic in her hand. She just starts
Speaker 1: in a cappella, everyone else kind of joins her. It
Speaker 1: was a beautiful moment, and what a great moment for her.
Speaker 2: You know, I don't need the music. It's typic.
Speaker 1: It's it's absolutely not pre recorded. I'm not lip singing.
Speaker 1: How about I just do it on my own.
Speaker 3: Great moment, and then the the military corral that had
Speaker 3: already been there they performed earlier. They joined in, as
Speaker 3: did everybody else who was in there. It was a
Speaker 3: really that was a really cool moment. While that's going on,
Speaker 3: while the new administration is coming in and we're finding
Speaker 3: out information about the executive orders that are expected to
Speaker 3: take place, to expected to be signed into effect, what
Speaker 3: is usually used as Air Force one, one of those
Speaker 3: big seven forty sevens is rolling down the runway at
Speaker 3: Joint Base Andrews Special Mission forty six. The President, former President,
Speaker 3: and former First Lady are on board, expected to make
Speaker 3: their way out to California for a couple of days
Speaker 3: of relaxation. There's got to be a sense of relief
Speaker 3: if you leave that job, even I mean you would
Speaker 3: even say that. I think Trump felt that four years
Speaker 3: ago when he was leaving the White House for the
Speaker 3: first time, that there's a sense of like, whoof I
Speaker 3: got a weight lifted off your shoulders.
Speaker 2: It is a full day in d C. Power brokers.
Speaker 1: Arriving right now for the Congressional luncheon in Statutory Hall.
Speaker 1: Among those spotted, Mark Zuckerberg, of course, met a CEO,
Speaker 1: his wife Priscilla Chan, talking with Trump policy wonks Stephen Miller,
Speaker 1: Doug Bergham, the new Department of Interior nominee, chatting with
Speaker 1: Jeff Bezos, Amazon CEO, Senator Christin Gillibrand yaking it up
Speaker 1: with RFK Junior and his wife, actress Cheryl Hines. XOXO,
Speaker 1: gossip Girl. That's all I've got from that luncheon so far.
Speaker 1: Thank thank you for all of that.
Speaker 3: President Trump did mention in his inaugurationals inaugural speech the
Speaker 3: impact of natural disasters and how government and agencies respond
Speaker 3: to them, and has said in the past that he
Speaker 3: is expected to he expects to come out here to
Speaker 3: California to get an eye on some of the fire
Speaker 3: damage coming up on Friday. Just a quick transition into
Speaker 3: some of the local stuff that's going on. Obviously, we
Speaker 3: have yet another particularly dangerous situation red flag warning in
Speaker 3: effect today about an hour from now will go noon
Speaker 3: today until tomorrow morning. They said that this could lead
Speaker 3: to extreme fire conditions, the down trees, the power outages,
Speaker 3: the dangerous driving conditions that unfortunately we've seen too much
Speaker 3: of in just the last three or four weeks. Governor
Speaker 3: Newsom did issue an executive order yesterday that direct state
Speaker 3: agencies to help local law enforcement as evacuation orders are lifted.
Speaker 3: The executive order does direct to the CHP and the
Speaker 3: Office of Emergency Services to help local police and SHAFFS
Speaker 3: deputies enforce the laws that prohibit trespassing, loitering, and other
Speaker 3: local and state laws in communities that were evacuated because
Speaker 3: of the wildfires.
Speaker 1: Biden on his way out in the waning moments of
Speaker 1: what was left of his administration. In fact, after he
Speaker 1: had walked into the rotunda for the swearing in of Trump,
Speaker 1: the paper came down that he had pardoned five members
Speaker 1: of his family in his last moments. This is two
Speaker 1: brothers and a sister and their spouses less than twenty
Speaker 1: minutes to go in the presidency. Now, this is a
Speaker 1: president who repeatedly warned that Trump was a threat to democracy.
Speaker 2: Argue that as you will, but.
Speaker 1: The pardons threatened to challenge his assertion in the rule
Speaker 1: of law and the institutions of law and the Constitution
Speaker 1: and how things work. Pardons like this and preemptive pardons
Speaker 1: fly in the face.
Speaker 3: Of the rules. It's a little Listen. I don't know
Speaker 3: if there was a point where he just said, you
Speaker 3: know what, I don't care about my legacy anymore. I'm
Speaker 3: just going to do what I got to do to
Speaker 3: protect my family.
Speaker 1: Sure, and that's fine, that's completely understandable. But when you
Speaker 1: preamble it with I believe in democracy and preemptive pardons
Speaker 1: are not the way to go and all of that,
Speaker 1: then you go and do that. But well, people remember that.
Speaker 1: Probably not well. The TikTok Is was kind of interesting
Speaker 1: over the weekend. They shut down for just about twelve
Speaker 1: hours late Saturday into Sunday, and then restored all of
Speaker 1: the access yesterday after then President elect Trump had chimed
Speaker 1: in and said that he was probably going to institute
Speaker 1: that ninety day moratorium give them time to work things out.
Speaker 1: There was enough consternation that it was a little frustrating.
Speaker 1: And listen, I'm not a giant fan of Chrissy Teagan,
Speaker 1: but when Chrissy Teagan even says there needs to be
Speaker 1: some sort of a curfew on social media apps.
Speaker 3: Yes, you're absolutely correct, and that's that is an indication
Speaker 3: that there are some people who are finally kind of
Speaker 3: wake it up and saying to themselves, maybe this is
Speaker 3: not the healthiest way for us to communicate. Maybe there
Speaker 3: are plenty of great uses of social media. Think of
Speaker 3: all the charity, the charity work that's done using social media,
Speaker 3: Think of all the connections that are made using social
Speaker 3: media for a positive and then there are just with
Speaker 3: all of that good comes probably ten times as much
Speaker 3: bad or just hollow. And we talk a lot about
Speaker 3: you know, we've said that we're going to do a
Speaker 3: lot more of sort of the wellness world in this
Speaker 3: next year. Just in terms of what we talk about.
Speaker 3: There's such a correlation between mental wellness of how social
Speaker 3: media affects us and our physical wellness about the just
Speaker 3: the things we choose to do or the things we
Speaker 3: choose to eat or whatever. I'm kind of waiting for
Speaker 3: everybody to just be over it. I'm kind of over it.
Speaker 3: I'm kind of over at social media and posting things
Speaker 3: and looking at everything else. I'm just kind of bored
Speaker 3: of it, kind of just over it. And I think
Speaker 3: that the I think people will get there. I think
Speaker 3: we are.
Speaker 1: We are nearing the end of the hysteria of social media,
Speaker 1: of us being so enrapture, just because it's been around
Speaker 1: now a long time in its different forms, the new
Speaker 1: heads that grow. I would say that TikTok probably the
Speaker 1: numbers for they show it is the most popular right now.
Speaker 1: But like even I'm just like feel like I'm stuck
Speaker 1: in the algorithms that I'm in, whether it's Twitter or
Speaker 1: Instagram or what have you. It's kind of like I'm
Speaker 1: so done with that algorithm, Like I'm over.
Speaker 3: That to that end, just in terms of social media,
Speaker 3: Donald Trump has taken over the potus handle on Twitter
Speaker 3: on x and there were two posts. The very first
Speaker 3: one came in just over an hour ago. It just
Speaker 3: says Donald J. Trump sworn in as a forty seventh
Speaker 3: President of the United States. And then just about a
Speaker 3: half an hour ago he posted on there or whoever
Speaker 3: posted on there, America is back all caps. And there's
Speaker 3: this very highly produced video of him with images of
Speaker 3: walking through the White House, attending military events, giant helicopters
Speaker 3: and him getting off of Marine one and all that
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