Speaker 1: I don't know what to think about Trump's involvement in
the Canadian elections, but it did not go well. Joe
Biden is the first president in history to actually unsecure
the border on purpose. Yesterday there was an interestingly and
out of normal Caroline Lovett presser just to talk about
some executive orders and other steps that this administration has
taken to keep us SAE. I am both hired.
Speaker 2: How do you acting like you speak for the people
of the fate of Indiana or the city of Indianapolis.
Speaker 1: You do not speak for me or anyone I know.
That was the YouTube.
Speaker 3: Hello, greetings and salutations you guys. Happy one hundred days
of Trump's presidency. Whoa, It's been a good one hundred days.
One hundred days, one hundred freaking days. This is good stuff,
you guys.
Speaker 1: Would it really be like a first one hundred days
without somebody threatening to impeach him? I ask you, because
right out of the Yate, you guys, we've got this
guy that looks like Timu's Jimmy Fallon.
Speaker 3: He does, I don't, I don't Is it really Timus
Jimmy Fallon?
Speaker 1: He looks That's who I literally thought it was a
Jimmy Fallon skit. When I forgot on the slip, I thought.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's a good point, because I thought it was
a skit.
Speaker 1: For sure it was.
Speaker 3: I was like, this is real, this is real. That
effort isn't real.
Speaker 1: There were some people and I'm gonna butcher his name
because I don't nobody had ever heard of this guy
until literally yesterday. But he is a Michigan represent a
congressman from Michigan. Okay, I think you say his name,
Shri Shri Thanadar. Yes, you got it.
Speaker 3: I think you got it. What does she win? Everybody?
Speaker 1: Some people because I because I made the quip about,
you know, thinking that this was a Jimmy Fallon thing,
and then other people were chiming in saying, I thought
that was Chris Katan.
Speaker 3: It could be Chris Catan, or it could be Mike Myers.
We don't know, right, I mean no, no, it could
be a lethra of people.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you guys, but he's real. He's he made a
video which is way too long. We're not going to
play the whole thing, but you're gonna get the gist
of it from the little clips that we pulled here.
Speaker 4: He is this is Congressman Shriet Tanadar. Donald Trump has
already done real damage to our Democrats. Fine a unanimous
nine oh Supreme Court ruling that has to be the
final straw. Is time we impeached Donald J.
Speaker 5: Trump.
Speaker 4: That's why today I introduced a resolution to impeach Don
Jay Trump.
Speaker 1: Oh my godness, is a muppet.
Speaker 6: You know?
Speaker 3: You know that Spencer or Indian correspondent is like, Okay,
thank you.
Speaker 1: Done again?
Speaker 3: My game.
Speaker 1: I can't yeah with this guy. It's too much, you guys,
it's too much on the Hooday is even happy like
this guy. But it's real. This is totally real. And
now the guy, you know, guy whose name nobody knew,
he's gonna be the new big shiny object for the Democrat.
Speaker 3: Everybody's like, we should impeach his hair, like his hair
is a travesty? Is that real hair? I'd like to know?
Is it real hair?
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good whatever it is, it's not good.
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We appreciate all of them. Lots of headlines to get to,
including this one representative from Virginia, Jerry Connolly, who has
been in Congress for a long long time UH wrote
a note to his constituents yesterday that he is fighting
cancer and will not be back. Apparently he thought that
he'd beaten cancer and it has now returned, and so
he said, quote, the sun is setting on my time
in public service, and this will be my last term
in Congress. I'll be stepping back as ranking Member of
the Oversight Committee soon with no ranker and a full heart.
I move into this final chapter full of pride in
what we've accomplished together over thirty years. And the reason
it's interesting that he's going to be stepping back from
that role as ranking member of the Oversight Committee is
that he beat out AOC for it, and so a
lot of people are speculating that she could be back
in like a big deal in the Oversight Committee. So
that's a frightening prospect.
Speaker 3: But that the whole like our collective defensive democracy. Listen,
it sucks that this guy is cancer.
Speaker 1: It sucks.
Speaker 3: Cancer sucks, and so yeah, that'd be terrible for him.
But like the whole collective defensive democracy, can we just
not with that final? Are you sick of that? I
am I the only one that's sick of that?
Speaker 1: Definitely not you are definitely not the only one. Also,
in other sort of you know, are they staying are
they going? News? Senator Schumer, as you know, is on
a lot of people's radar for somebody that they would
like to see retire and GTFO, but he was asked
by Al Sharpton to explain the reason that he ain't
e f and leavin You guys, not reason, it's just
not going to go. And here he is explaining why.
Speaker 7: Staying with that senator as the party contemplates this future.
You yourself has faced recent calls to retire or at
least stepped down as Senate Democrats leader. You said you're
staying put. Tell our audience why would you.
Speaker 5: I'm staying put because I have been able to unite
my caucus in a very strong fight against Trump. And
that's what we have to do, and I'm doing it
every day in every way.
Speaker 3: Anyways, who cares what the people want? Right? Who cares?
Speaker 1: You know what that is?
Speaker 3: That's an olagacky.
Speaker 1: That's what he's talking about, is an olagocky. That's all
we have. Man, it's just fighting Trump. They have no
nothing else, no idea, no no help for the American people.
Speaker 3: And I can sratulations on that being your legacy. Like
you basically just fought a dude that you hate.
Speaker 1: You're a lose job, a total loser.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And now if they're not saying, you know, take we're
taking the fight to Trump, they're actually inciting other people
to violence, and that is what JB. Pritzker did in
talk that he gave. I don't even know what this
audience is. It doesn't matter, but the fact that he's
saying what he's saying, when we've already experienced so many
whack jobs doing whack job things, this is not helpful.
Speaker 9: Never before in my life have I called for mass protests,
for mobilization, for disruption, But I am now.
Speaker 8: These you cannot build them moment of piece.
Speaker 3: Wow, I hope the disruption doesn't involve physical activity of
any kind on his part.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean not for him, for he's just everybody
else to do it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it sounds very insurrection to me. Is am I
the only one?
Speaker 10: Well?
Speaker 1: No, and that's what everybody's saying. I mean, that's the
criticism of this is that he's like, you know, you're
you're supposed to be reducing the temperature, remember right that
at all?
Speaker 3: No, not Britsker.
Speaker 1: Now there are as a new trend happening on social media,
and it is of people who are prolific TIMU shoppers.
And I don't know if you have you ever gotten
anything from there?
Speaker 3: TM No, I have gotten a couple of things from
Sheen in the past. Not a very good place to
get things.
Speaker 1: No, I mean, typically this stuff is garbage. I've heard
mixed reviews about tim that some people get pretty decent
stuff from there. The problem is is that Americans as
a whole have become entirely too reliant on the cheap
stuff from China, which is of course what Trump is
trying to dissuade well now in order to get the
polling even worse against Trump. Now, everybody's doing this thing
where they're they're showing their screenshots of what it looks
like to buy anything from Timu right now, and it
is pretty jarring. So, for example, you go to order
a twenty two dollars dress, there's a thirty one dollar
import tariff cost, so it ends up costing you fifty
four dollars. Yeah, and so as this guy said, you know,
get ready and see anger like you've never seen before.
Americans are addicted to cheap goods and this shock therapy
isn't going to go overwell with them. And when I
say that this is a trend, I mean it, like,
look at how this is the thing.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: Everybody's doing it. Everybody's showing Oh my god, look at
how mean Trump's tariffs are. Trump's tariffs are gonna kill
the American economy. This is what they're doing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Democrats are posting a lot of this stuff, you know,
because this is what they want. They want crappy crap
from China, you know, and they don't. It's like we've
been saying the very beginning with all this tariff step,
it's like it's gonna it may be a little painful.
It's like it literally is like breaking an addiction.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and it is.
Speaker 3: When you break an addiction, like when you go into
you know, rehab, it's not fun. I mean, I don't know,
I've never been there, but I know people that have
gone through it, and it's not fun. It's not a
fun process. But then when you come on the other side,
life is great and.
Speaker 1: Exactly and I wish people could figure could see beyond themselves.
Like as Michael Seiffert pointed out, he said, we as
Americans have to make a decision. Do we want an
economy dominated by garbage Chinese digital retailers like Shan and Timu,
or do we want an economy that prioritizes quality American
made goods from American businesses. The choice should be simple
by American.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I hope that there will be more and
more manufacturers that come into like they come to Fruition
because of this, because it's like better for the American
business person to do business in America, because that's been
a problem over the past however many years, you know,
just for small businesses, it's hard.
Speaker 1: So I just I worry that we're such an impatient culture.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, yeah, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: And so now and the polling, you know, and I
know we polls schmols, but the polling right now overwhelmingly
indicates people are losing patients with the economy and Trump's
handling of it. And that's you know, that's not great.
So we need to start seeing some of these deals happening,
these trade deals, so that we can start to feel like, Okay,
we're making the progress that we need to make. Because
I do worry about the midterms, you guys, I'm not
gonna lie.
Speaker 3: No, I always, always, you always should worry about the midterms.
When you are the party that's in control of things,
you should always worry about the midterms.
Speaker 1: One of the great things about Daisy visiting me later
this week. Is that it spurred me and my husband
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trees planted, because I like, I'll be like, what are
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But you guys, can I just show you. He's gonna
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Speaker 3: Look at Ron. You guys know I went to elementary
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podcast on that. But yeah, we grew up together.
Speaker 1: He did like this was one of those days in
South Carolina. This started out like this beautiful, sunny, gorgeous day,
but then randomly there was like a half an hour
long rainstorm.
Speaker 3: I see the rain.
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all right, back to news. So we've talked about TIMU
and all of that. There's also this is totally unrelated,
but like Fox News, the Fox News channel released a
new add yesterday for themselves. Did you see this?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 3: I didn't.
Speaker 1: Okay, I'm glad because I want I want everybody to
see it all at once together for the first time.
Speaker 3: Everybody looks so good. I want whatever airsh well.
Speaker 1: It's not even that they're airbrush, they're just I don't
know what it is about. Like the lighting. Yeah, it's
just really good.
Speaker 3: Box makes you look good. We've been there, and they
make you look good, like between the makeup and the
hair people, they do magical things to you. And then
and then you get on camera and you're like, I
look pretty decent, and I don't look that way in
real life.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean. I thought, you know, it's
a pretty good ad. It's got all the players, like
all of your favorite personalities or are in the ad.
Here it is. This is a new beginning where common
sense is our common graph.
Speaker 11: We're telling your story is.
Speaker 1: The most important story, and we're not afraid to tell it.
Speaker 8: Where American values unite.
Speaker 12: Us and don't divide us.
Speaker 13: This is the time to come together for you, for me,
I love her, for all, for all America.
Speaker 7: For all America.
Speaker 3: That's a great ad, right, I thought, everybody does look
really good. It's a really great ad. I want to,
like go get in a pickup truck, and I also
want to know where Dana got her jacket, because that's
super cute.
Speaker 1: I know, jacket.
Speaker 3: She's gorgeous.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so so gorgeousuous, Yeah, totally ridiculous. You know how
there have been so many attempts by various members in
Congress to make a law or pass a bill that says, hey,
we as congress people should not be allowed to trade
on individual stocks, you know how, Like this has been
a long time thing. So now there is a new
one that the acronym is so great, you guys, look
at this. They named it proving elected leaders from owning
securities and investments, which is below suit.
Speaker 3: Is so fantastic. They named it Pelosi.
Speaker 1: You guys. I continue to love.
Speaker 3: People is because of this. This is why this is
humanity right here. It's wonderful.
Speaker 1: Yes, but I just love that too. I love it
so much. Oh my god, so good, so good. So
we'll see what happens. I mean, this should be a
slam dunk for Republicans, which have the majority right now,
and we already know that they have Democrat support and
the likes of AOC and others. So I mean, this
should pass the House easily.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 1: The problem is the Senate seems to be holding up
like a whole lot of stuff. And I know that
they're conducting their hearings and doing their whatnots and whatever
their nominees and judicialness and that. So I don't know,
but they need to get on the stick with some
of the legislation that has already passed the House. This
is ridiculous, Like enough, already do your job, yes, you know, yes,
sick and tired of it? What's he looking for?
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Trump's involvement in the Canadian elections, but it did not
go well. Mark Carney is officially and again and still
the new Prime Minister of Canada. They are apparently a masochistic,
suicidal country. It's the only way to look at it.
He released an ad ahead of the election results. And
what's interesting about both he and Pierre Poliev who was defeated.
A lot of this election and if you talk, if
you listen to some of the man on the street
interviews of just regular Joshmo Canadians, this election was about Trump,
which is crazy. It wasn't about Canada at all. It
was your country, right. It was a world about Trump,
and you'll see in this pre election result ad that
came up.
Speaker 14: No, people are anxious right now. The crisis in the
United States christ doesn't stop at their borders.
Speaker 13: Going in and his threat for Canada's economy five percent
tariffs on all good beginning to feel like two thousand
and eight.
Speaker 14: They can become divided and weak. But this is Canada,
and we decide what happens here. Let's choose to be
united and strong, all right, Canada is strong.
Speaker 3: Choose to fail? Good for you? Why would they use
scotch anything? Add Like, why would they do I'm so
mad at them for doing that.
Speaker 1: And they did it right when they were talking about divisiveness.
Speaker 3: And being weak and divisive. Yeah, that's that's not okay,
all right.
Speaker 1: Don't mess with my man Scott, that's our friend. Yeah,
not okay, not okay. So that was the ad that
was released ahead of the results, but there was also
this earlier interview. I guess this is some comedian that
I have to say, does a mean Trump impression? I mean,
like it's really really good. And so they were talking about,
you know what, what is making Trump get so involved
in this election. Here's a little bit of their conversation.
Speaker 14: You know, Trump, you got to take them seriously, like
take them literally in seriously. And so when he says
the thing about our sovereignty.
Speaker 8: You're going to make you the fifty.
Speaker 5: The governor, he doesn't call what could you say to him?
Speaker 8: Because before all this he was saying, it's the fifty
first state. Gwent frankly, they're very weak.
Speaker 5: They're going to come, the prime ministers, the governor, and
then you're a phone call with him and.
Speaker 8: He's like, the prime Minister's not that band. He's very smart.
Speaker 10: I'm looking forward.
Speaker 8: What did you give it? Like new polaroids of him?
Speaker 5: I don't want to see him, but do you have them?
Speaker 8: What the hell did you say to him?
Speaker 9: Well?
Speaker 8: One o the things.
Speaker 15: Look, he respects strength and people.
Speaker 16: What you say, well, for now, some people say it
that for we have American bonds and that you may
be threatened to sell the off to kind of hurt
the American dollar.
Speaker 8: And is that is ny truth in that?
Speaker 3: I couldn't possibly comment, but that's like, God, he was annoying.
I'm sorry, was it just me?
Speaker 1: Well, I mean a lot. It's a lot. He's a lot.
I can only handle that for like a minute at
a time.
Speaker 3: Seconds, so I don't even know, like okay, thirty seconds
at a time.
Speaker 1: Okay, Yeah, he was a lot. But it's interesting like
that little dig about you know, Canada has American bonds
and Carney was threatening to sell them. He didn't totally
deny it, you know what I mean? So what is
the game here? And That's what I've been trying to
figure out with Trump on this from the get go, because,
as we've talked about many times on the show, if
Canada did somehow become the fifty first state, they are
overly whelmingly overwhelmingly Democrats and the liberals, And why would
we want to do.
Speaker 3: That, right, We don't want more liberals here. We don't
want more liberals in this country voting for liberals, voting
for progressive communists. We don't want that, yeah, right.
Speaker 1: And there's some very crazy things at play because Pierre Pollieve,
the Conservative candidate, was twenty plus points ahead when Justin
Trudeau was still Prime minister. Twenty plus points ahead. It
was a slam dunk. And then Justin resigned and Trump
was like Governor Trudeau, fifty first state, and everybody panicked
and voted liberal. And if you listen to the man
on the street interviews in Canada, that's what it was about.
Conservative people voted for Mark Carney because they believed he
would be tougher against Trump. That's what this election was about.
Speaker 3: And they want to keep their sovereignty and they want
to make sure that they don't become the fifty persons.
They don't want to do that right.
Speaker 1: Right now, was that a master power play by Trump?
In that is it easier for him to deal with
a weak, need loser like Mark Carney.
Speaker 3: It's a good theory. It's a good theory.
Speaker 1: I don't know, but I genuinely don't know.
Speaker 3: But I'm not sure either. I don't know what the
long game is here. I'm sure he has a long game.
I just don't know what it is. We should get
him on our show, President Trump, you should come on
our show. We'll ask you directly, because I mean, I'm
sure there's a long game.
Speaker 1: I hope so, because this feels very disjointed and unsuccessful
to me, Like, I think it would have been good
for the world to have a Pierre Polyev as.
Speaker 3: The Prime Minister of Canada. Yeah, I agree, I agree
with you on that. But then at the same time,
I'm like, I don't live there, you know what I mean.
I know that sounds completely selfish. I want to focus
on America. So whatever.
Speaker 1: Yeah, here's Mark Carney after the election results, and again
it was about Trump for months.
Speaker 14: America wants our land, our resources, our water, our country
never but these are not these are not idle threats.
President Trump is trying to break us so that America
can own us. That will never that will never ever happen.
Speaker 1: And this is just a fun fact that he has
a trans daughter, which I was unaware of.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh. Really okay, now we all know. Yeah, yeah,
he's that guy. Well, you know, I think they're gonna
they're going to implode at some point because they can't
continue to go down this progressive path and not have
ramifications for it. So I think that your first theory
about Trump could actually be part of the long game.
Perhaps he can manipulate and deal with the weaker liberal
leader that you know in the realm of like the
country is failing basically, yeah, because Pierre would have turned
it around.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I mean he had actual conservative plans and
ideas and policies to put into price to save Canada
from itself in many ways. And so you know why
the United States wouldn't want that for a huge partner
like Canada. I mean, I guess you can explain it
by Trump wanting Canada to be part of America, but
that seems like such an impossible, not realistic thing. And
so remember how he said that he was going to
be talking to Jeffrey Goldberg and you know that reporter
they did talk about Canada, and we've got a quote
exact quote. This is a direct quote from Trump about
his plan about this, and I you, guys, it doesn't
make any sense to me. Okay, So Goldberg said, you
seriously want them to become a state? And Trump said,
I think it would be great. And Goldberg said, well,
it's a hell of a big democratic state, and Trump
said a lot of people say that, but I'm okay
with it if it has to be, because I think
you know, actually, until I came along, Goldberg interrupted and said,
I'm no political genius, but I know which way they're
going to vote. They have socialized medicine. And Trump said,
you know, until I came along, remember that the Conservative
was leading by twenty five points. Then I was disliked
by enough of the Canadians that I've thrown the election
into a close call. Right, I don't even know if
it's a close call. But the Conservative they didn't like
Governor Trudeau too much, and I would call him Governor Trudeau,
but he wasn't fond of that.
Speaker 3: And they won't like this guy either. They're not going
to like more of the same. They just right now
I think this just shows you the power of the
media and how people are just so like they just
pull the wool over their eyes. People are just like,
oh yeah, media, I'm just gonna listen everything you say. So,
I mean, I think that he's saying that guy's getting
on a podium saying like they're gonna steal Canada all
the resources from us, and it's fear mongering. This is
what liberals do, right, It's all fear mongering. So he
won because of fear mongering because even some conservatives bought
into it. And now I think they're in a weaker
position as a country, and so.
Speaker 1: Definitely they're in a weekend. So we'll see what Trump
does with that. And maybe that's howful to Trump for
them to be weak. I mean, that's the only thing
that makes sense to me about this whole power play
and this trolling move that he's doing. Nothing else makes sense,
because you know, throughout the campaign, Pierre was just as
Canada first and anti Trump as Mark Carney was, and
so I don't I don't even know why that ended
up being the selling point for so many Canadian voters,
but it was. And in his concession speech, Pierre also
you know, criticized Trump. Here is just a tiny little
piece of that speech.
Speaker 12: We will always put Canada first as we stare down
tariffs and other irresponsible threats from President Trump. Conservatives will
work with the Prime Minister and all parties with the
common goal of defending Canada's interests and getting a new
trade deal that puts these tariffs behind us while protecting
our sovereignty and the Canadian people.
Speaker 3: It is too bad because I actually do like Pierre Paulia.
Speaker 1: I know, I love him.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I've always liked him. I think he would have
been good in that position. But you know, like I said,
I don't live there. We got to worry about America
right now because we're a big hot mass or big
dumpster fire that needs to be cleaned up. I mean,
the first one hundred days have been great. He's starting
to clean that up, but it's going to take a
lot more than hundred days to clean up this gigantic
dumpster fire, that dumpters that Democrats have left us in.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's true. And actually I know their government system
works completely differently than ours, but just for the point
of comparison, their parliament also, the Liberal Party won in
big numbers, so the Liberal Party maintains control. Kind of
like if Democrats had won Congress. That that's kind of
what happened in Canada and in the election last night.
So they really like they they masochistic to themselves into
a big fat puddle.
Speaker 3: Of quants themselves into it is what they do. That's
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Speaker 1: You how weak these people are. Yeah, it's just well,
and I don't know how does this what does this
mean for Greenland? Because you know, he's been talking a
lot about Greenland too. There's a relatively new prime minister
in Greenland who's not taking kindly to the Trump talk
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this weekend that Trump's statements about Greenland are quote disrespectful
end quote. It will never ever be a piece of
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Yesterday there was an interestingly and out of normal I
guess timing of the of the Caroline Lovett presser, So
she had an early morning presser yesterday. It was actually
during our show. Didn't realize what was even happening until
after we were off air. But the reason for it
is because they decided to put on the White House
lawn all of these signs that showed pictures of all
of the arrests that they've made of some of the
worst illegals, and so they had all their mugshots essentially
saying arrested, arrested, arrested, along with a little, you know,
a little caption that said here's the bad stuff that
this creep did, and I thought that was a brilliant power.
Speaker 3: Play, Absolutely brilliant because they have to they have to
report right in front of it exactly.
Speaker 1: And so at first the Deputy Chief of Staff was
on with Brian Kilmead to explain, here's what's going on,
and here's what he said.
Speaker 17: Last month, we had the lowest border crossings on record,
and that's a result of not new legislation, as Biden
said we would need, but just a new president getting
the job done. We've reunited over five thousand children with
their families, are a safeguardian since we came into office.
We're cleaning up our communities. We're getting rid of all
these guys. I mean, look at these These are all
heinous crimes. These are violent crimes that would be a
law and order episode. And we have to get all
of them out of the country.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we do. He has a mandate to do that,
So do it. And Democrats who get in the way,
we know where you stand. Get out of our way,
you know, yeah, get out of the way. I mean, really,
all Trump wants to do is make us safe.
Speaker 1: And they're like, we're going to have to block you
at every step of the way from keeping our own
citizens safe. It makes no sense.
Speaker 3: Number one job of government is to do that, and
they're not doing They haven't been doing it. That's what
we pay them for. It's like, okay, we'll earn your money,
keep us safe, do what you're supposed to do, get
rid of these losers.
Speaker 1: Well, this did not sit well with some of the
other mainstream media outlets. Here's MSNBC initially finding out about it,
initially reporting on it.
Speaker 16: Has put up about one hundred posters of what they
say are unauthorized immigrants who have been arrested for violent crimes.
You could see them. They put them up on the
driveway of the White House. If you look here, that's
the West wing, just at the forefront the Executive mansion
itself to the left.
Speaker 5: But what's particularly.
Speaker 16: Noteworthy about this location is it is right directly behind
the positions where TV correspondents do their hits from the
White House lawnch So therefore, no matter what network you're
on that includes MSNBC, if you're doing a hit from
the White House right now, those pictures will be behind you.
Speaker 8: The White House doing.
Speaker 16: A briefing at about a half hour about what they're
doing here.
Speaker 3: Yeah, show us on the doll where the signs hurt you, dude,
He's just so butt hurt by this. They're all, oh
my god, there's signs of like actual criminals. And what
they did is we have to like have that behind us. Yeah, yeah,
you do, you do well.
Speaker 1: It got really ridiculous because after that report, then MSNBC
and CNN other stations decided to start blurring out the
photos in order to protect you got murderers and the
rapists and all the other crimes that they'd committed. They
got to protect them, not Americans, but the people that
had been arrested for their heinous.
Speaker 3: Like child sexual assault. I mean, screw the children, screw
the women, screw the people who have been murdered. We
got to protect these guys, you guys who came in
illegally to begin with. Oh my god, you can't make
him make it up.
Speaker 1: Haley macnaty was absolutely losing her mind, and so here
she is reporting about it.
Speaker 18: Very important what the White House is doing here, the
communications team, they're showing their work. Now you might not
be able to see it on your screen, but the
descriptions of these individuals first degree murderer, sexual abuse of
a child, kidnapping in rape, murder, rape of a child,
distribution of fentanel, sexual assault of miners, ludacs in front
of a child, sexual contact with a child. In other words,
not good actors. And we know that seventy three percent
of those arrested during the Trump era are people with
pending criminal charges or criminal convictions. But look at this.
I have some brilliant commentary from none other than Joe
Scarborough's team over at Morning Joe. They had a guest
on Guess what this guest said about those signs you're
looking at right that they are all of these people,
they're mug shots. They've been booked, in charge with crimes. Well,
here's what they have to say at MSNBC. We don't
know if they've had due process. Okay, they're booked, they
get court hearings. Nevertheless, we don't know if in fact
these individuals have a rap sheet. They're booked for crimes.
So I would encourage those individuals that have this in
the background of their shots, because reporters do hits from
there to blur the.
Speaker 3: Faces of these people.
Speaker 18: It blows my mind that the leftist press is more
interested in blurring these pictures than standing up for Lake
and Riley, Rachel Moren, and the list goes on Nate right,
story we covered who was killed by an illegal immigrant
and a car crash. They don't care about the American citizens.
Speaker 3: They don't they don't care about them at all. She's wow, right, yeah,
and that's exactly, and that's pretty I like the way
she said at the beginning. This is this administration showing
their work. They're actually saying, look, we've arrested these ass hats.
Speaker 1: And they told you to get rid of them, and
we are right.
Speaker 3: This is what we're doing. You gave us a mandate.
We're doing it Americans. So it's like, sorry, you're so
but hurt about that. MSNBC Mika and Joe, Oh my god,
the criminals.
Speaker 1: Oh no, well they're not the only ones. It was
Jake Tapper also here is his reporting on it.
Speaker 19: And is approaching its first one hundred Denmark with a
full court press on the issue of illegal immigration. And
they really don't want you to miss it. So they
subtly and tast decked the White House North lawn with
dozens of yard signs featuring photos of people that the
Trump administration claims are in the country illegally, each post
saying arrested and listing the alleged offensive with legs they
have been charged, and that's working to confirm the identities
and if there are actual allegations against these people. Until then,
we are blurring their identities.
Speaker 3: Can you imagine, right, Selena is so upset about this.
Speaker 2: I could do something that he can't.
Speaker 4: I don't know what to do.
Speaker 3: Selena, God bless her. She's still crying. She's still crying.
Oh yeah, she's still crying. Reports are that she's still crying.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Could you imagine being like a parent of a child
who was hurt in some way by one of these jackals,
and then the media, the American legacy media, is like,
we have to protect them. Oh my god, I would
as a mother. I there's a mother out there that
that was her child. There's like a husband, there's a brother,
there's a grandma. There's people in their family that are
seeing those guys and their pictures and they know what
they did because it affected their families. And these jerks
in the media, the American media, who were all complaining
over the weekend. I'm my god, well, I guess the
only thing that we really screwed up was maybe a
little bit of the Joe Biden thing. Really, you screw
up every day American media, and this is just one
example of like a good jillion examples of why everybody
hates you.
Speaker 11: Mm hmm.
Speaker 1: Yeah. And we actually have more reaction to that whole
Axios reporter getting the awards, because that was talked about
a lot yesterday, a lot of you know a lot
of people that were in that room reacting to the
fact that they got called out. You know, they just
can't help themselves. They have to be in defense mode.
I mean, it's just no self reflection skills whatsoever. Nope,
not a bit. And back to those criminals that have
their you know, mugshots on those posters. These are I
can't believe that the default of the mainstream media is
to assume that they're all perfectly fine people that this
White House has just decided randomly to accuse of stuff
that they didn't do. I mean, come on, like, use
your actual brains now. But people, but people will believe that.
Speaker 3: Though they'll believe it that you're going to see like
all these men on the street interviews of these you know,
twenty and thirty somethings going. They're aocent and.
Speaker 1: They're just taking people out of their houses and.
Speaker 3: They're sending them to Al Salvadar. This is what Trump is.
Trump is doing it himself. He's knocking on the doors
and he's putting him in a van and then he's
shipping him to All Salva. I mean, it's like you, yeah,
this is what they think because the American media to
help them think that way, because they suck, because they're
a propaganda machine.
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the one that was early eight point thirty in the morning.
Presser that is unheard of. It was a very different
sort of pressor. It was focused on immigration and all
of the steps this administration has been taking to try
to keep us safe. It included Tom Homan, but Caroline
opened it up just to talk about so executive orders
and other steps that this administration has taken to keep
us safe.
Speaker 6: One day week with a focus on the President's historic
effort to secure our southern border. Later this afternoon, President
Trump will sign an Executive Order on Law and Order
in another executive Order on sanctuary cities. The first EO
will strengthen and unleash America's law enforcement to pursue criminals
and protect innocent citizens. The second EO is centered around
protecting American communities from criminal aliens, and it will direct
the Attorney General and Secretary of Homeland Security to publish
a list of state and local jurisdictions that obstruct the
enforcement of federal immigration laws.
Speaker 3: Good, good, love it quite obstructing. God, these are concealing,
they're harboring criminals.
Speaker 10: Mm hmmm.
Speaker 1: Yeah. And Tom Holman, I mean he is a jewel,
isn't he right?
Speaker 20: Jewel?
Speaker 3: He's absolutely I just love him. He is a legen
this guy.
Speaker 1: I like that you said he's a jewel. He is
a multifaceted diamond. He is like, what's what's the best
kind the like.
Speaker 3: A d color diamond?
Speaker 1: I don't know, I have no idea diamonds, but yes, yes,
he's that. He's amazing. So he said something that we
have said on this very show many many, many, many times,
which is that Joe Biden is the first president in
history to actually unsecure the border on purpose.
Speaker 11: Yeah, the first president in the history of this nation
who came in office an unsecured a border on purpose.
That's just a fact.
Speaker 3: Yep, it is a fact. To live with it. So
we're getting rid of the people that came in here
when he did that. He flew them in, you guys.
Speaker 21: I mean that is about any due process or vetting
right proceda.
Speaker 3: And so it's like, get him out of here, get
him out.
Speaker 1: I know, it's infuriating. So when Caroline was taking questions,
one of the like, I don't even know who this
reporter is, but some snippy reporter was like, so about
that wall, did Mexico end up paying?
Speaker 3: Oh my god?
Speaker 1: And so she started to answer in her normal professional way,
and Tom Holman was like, let me answer that question.
I'm going to go ahead and take that question. And
it was awesome.
Speaker 3: Here's that moment.
Speaker 22: How many miles are being built today and is Mexico
paying for it?
Speaker 23: As the President said that we're going.
Speaker 6: To Well, first of all, I answered that question because
I already answered it in my opening remarks. To date,
since January first, there's been more than eighty five miles
of new border wall construction in various stages of that
construction and planning. The President has made it clear to
Congress that we want to see more funding for not
just border wall construction, but also to support our ice
agents and our border patrol agents who are on the
ground facilitating with this mass deportation after Mexico.
Speaker 23: He's not going to pay for its drug said in
Mexico and pay for the wall they have in a
roundabout way, have they not putting ten thousand military in
the Moran, Norman and Southern.
Speaker 11: Border taking the action they did remain in Mexico?
Speaker 10: Did not do that?
Speaker 11: They're doing that, put a military on the sell on
the board, have moved a long migration to a record wall.
We're saving millions of dollars every day on detention, transportation,
removing proceedings. We've more than made up for the costs
that wall because the action of Mexico too. So is
Mexico helping build that all? Yeah, cause we're saving so
much money mins of dollars a day that we can't
afford to build that wall.
Speaker 1: So actually, yes, yeah, I know right, He's like what
he was listening and he's like winding up in his brain.
Speaker 3: He's like, oh, could let me out him? Put them up?
Speaker 1: Just love him, and then kind of tying in with
his remarks about how Joe Biden, you know, unsecured the
border on purpose. He gave a great example of that
one which I did not I was not aware of.
And this is the kind of stuff. These are the
examples that need to be talked about more because I
feel like this drives that point home so well. But
he talks specifically about how the Biden administration chose deliberately
to house some of these illegals in fancy hotels at
five hundred dollars a night, and there is a really
sinister reason why, and he explains it here.
Speaker 11: These people into the interior and ized states and put
them rather than put them into an ice bed, Why
not put them in an empty ice bed one hundred
and twenty seven dollars a night rather than in a hotel
them at five hundred bucks a night. They did it
on purpose, because when you put them an iced atention bed,
they get hearing him thirty five days court records show
nine out of ten people came aside and get order removal.
They're gone. But if you release them and put them
a hotel them at five hundred bucks a night, their
hearings can be five to seven nine years. You put
out all appels and what are they hoping for? That
they are another Democrat administrations in power. They can warr
an ambistate of nis.
Speaker 3: It's it notes and we're paying for that five hundred
bucks a night. Was the last time you stayedd a
five hundred dollars night hotel? Right? I mean, just the rage?
Speaker 1: Oh my god. When I heard that, I was like God,
I mean, that is such a great example, a piece
of evidence that isn't just a talking point about how
Joe Biden unsecured the board on purpose. It's an actual
example of how and why. And that's the kind of
stuff that I needed to hear. Like that people need
to hear because it's so sinister what Biden's administration did
so sinister. Yeah, and it was on purpose. Yep.
Speaker 3: They did it on purpose to put all of you
and us in danger.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm, that's exactly right. This is the third or
fourth in a ridiculous series by Eric Swalwell, where he
has some guy come up and say, what the f
is up with X y Z? And so there's a
new one where in and Eric Swalwell grabs onto that
lie of a current media Democrat narrative that Trump is
basically single handedly deporting children with cancer like this is
the new and we talked about that yesterday. It's absolute nonsense.
Marco Reviews brought that down well, but it didn't stop
Eric Swalwell from making another one of his idiotic videos.
Here it is, Hey man, you're back, Yeah, what the
fuck is.
Speaker 23: Up with Trump deporting two American children to Honduras.
Speaker 24: There's a special place in hell for somebody that would
deport American children to another country. And that is some
sort of cruelty that I didn't even think we were
capable of, but I guess we've gone there. So if
that means we all need to ramp up what we're
willing to do, you know, peaceful protests in the streets,
action in the Congress, and how we mobilize the bout box.
Speaker 1: To stop this.
Speaker 3: I cannot believe that even a Chinese spy would sleep
with that. It's it doesn't discussed you in every way,
Like it's just my skin crawls when I see him vile.
Oh God, it's like with the open shirt and the gross.
Speaker 1: And the whole pretend. Oh you're back, Like I didn't
know that you were going to be standard.
Speaker 3: You're sure right. I can smell him from here too. Yeah,
you know, he smells like like weakness and Dracar noir
and sucks and sweat and you know we farted right
before that and all that together mixed together in one
big smell. You're welcome. You're welcome for that this morning.
Speaker 1: God, so gross, I know. All right, Moving on to
this whole Axios reporter getting the prize for all of
a sudden telling his entire batch of colleagues, Hey, maybe
we should have done a better job on covering Joe
Biden's cognitive decline, Like maybe we should own a little
bit of that. So Caroline was asked about that in
her presser yesterday, and here's what she said.
Speaker 6: President struggle with his day to day duties of this office.
We watched our country be ran into the ground as
a result, and nobody in the media wanted to write
about that talk about it. There were many many reporters
I will say right leaning reporters who did talk about that,
who didn't get awards, didn't get coverage. In fact, they
were land masted for their coverage. And I remember being
on President Trump's campaign talking about Joe Biden's clear mental
incompetence and being accused by people in this room of
manufacturing deep fake videos trying to persuade the public into
not believing what they saw with their own eyes for
many years. Yeah, and I think it's about time the
legacy media finally admits that was one of the greatest
cover ups and scandals that ever took place in American history,
And certainly it did contribute to the decline in the
trust that Americans have for the legacy media.
Speaker 3: They did that, they did it. And by the way,
she looks amazing and powder pink, does she not? I know?
Speaker 1: And so gorgeous in every way, Like it's just kind
of nauseating, frankly, But I didn't. I've noticed about her too,
that one thing about her style. I mean, she's got
amazing style, fashion style, and what she wears never makes
you look at what she wears, do you know what
I mean? Like just looks so with with with ajp
you were always like what is that power? Why do
you look like a bumblebee to day?
Speaker 3: Or like you know what I mean, it was totally
that's a great point, mak Yeah, she because that's good.
Speaker 1: That's like good style is.
Speaker 3: When you you don't just look look look beautiful, And
it's kind of like somebody who buys a wedding dress.
You want to make sure that the dress doesn't overpower you.
She does that in everyday life. It's like she just
they look at her and not the clothes. Yeah, the
clothes are pretty awesome, right.
Speaker 1: I know, right, I mean on East she wore that
powder blue. She looks so beautiful, a little obsessed with
her I recognize.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Good. She's right about how much trust was eroded and
how it was at their own hands. It was at
the media's own hands. And she also talked in a
separate interview about how else fake news presents itself and
one of the examples she gave was how she'll get
emails from reporters about to publish a story like twenty
minutes later saying we need you comment, and then if
she doesn't comment, then it's like a slam on the administration. Right,
So she talked about that right here.
Speaker 6: Fake news is not just wrong information in a story,
but it's also acting in bad faith as a reporter
and not giving who you're writing about in your sources
ample time to respond. There's nothing worse than when I
see a reporter in my inbox twenty minutes before a
deadline with an entire story written and panned out.
Speaker 3: That's acting in bad faith.
Speaker 6: They actually don't care what we have to say, they
don't care about the facts, and in our point of view,
they're just emailing us to check the box to say
they reached out for comment. So that's fake news, not
just you know, in accuracies, and they're reporting.
Speaker 1: Is yeah, I can't believe she's only twelve years older
than my daughter. Isn't that wild?
Speaker 3: It's wild.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's wild.
Speaker 3: She's so talented and accomplished, young and well spoken and just.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, she's amazing. So Harris Faulkner, another absolute classy
beauty on Fox News, also reacting to the Axios reporter story,
and she you can tell she's just like I do
not have the patience for this bullshit. We'll say it
for her because that's who we are. But yeah, I
totally agree, totally classes it up, but also makes the point.
Speaker 13: And here's Harris, myself included bear some responsibility for the
faith in the media being as low as it is.
He said, it reminds us that every white house, regardless
of party, is capable of deception. Really, there was no
deception going on because we could see what was happening.
Speaker 1: It was more than deception. It was lying. It was
cover up.
Speaker 3: Yep, it was manipulation.
Speaker 13: It was complicity on the part of a bridget girl,
you know, market of media and honestly, Lawrence. At the
end of the day, I think we see that there's
no fairness there and that there's not even a fight
for fairness. No, there should have been a standing oh
for thank you for bringing all of us to the
brink of reality and truth. But there's no celebration of that.
There was sort of a mealy mouthed well, you know,
you talk to journalists after. I don't know, maybe they
did feel some guilt. Let's see, they ought to because
they let the public down.
Speaker 3: Yep, we knew, let us down. We all knew, but
this is the thing.
Speaker 1: And then they're like, why are you guys calling us
the enemy? Because you are.
Speaker 3: You who are that she is so classy the way
that she handled it, Yeah, we are.
Speaker 1: And KJP was it wasn't even about just deep fakes.
It was about cheap fakes. Do you remember that.
Speaker 3: Wholes of the gas lighting. The gas lighting was off
the charts we dealt with for years. We've done with
so many things. I mean, the Biden thing, you're right,
one of the biggest scandals in history. But on top
of that, there was like the Russian Russia Russia.
Speaker 1: Stuff, which they reported in mass for what three years?
Speaker 3: We heard that, like Rachel Maddow, that's all she talked
about for like three years. And then when it became
like a oh no, you're not supposed to talk about
that anymore. You've been found out, you know, then she
was I'm just going to pretend that didn't happen. I'm
just going to pretend.
Speaker 1: Dude, you've been talking about that forever. You can't just
like rush it under the rug. You lie. It's it
was a lie and a cover up. Just like Haro said,
this wasn't just about Oh, I mean maybe we just
didn't notice his cognitive No, you helped cover it up,
you losers. Yeah, Chuck, Todd obviously not handling this well
as you might imagine, trying to own it a little,
but like also getting a little screechy here he is
media failure.
Speaker 9: Those are the failure of the Democratic Party. And I
just sort of sort of the virtue signaling that some
people have done to try to say that the media
missed this story. They didn't miss this story, David Ignatius wrote,
I just refused to accept this, this stupid premise, because
it's a right wing, manufactured, right wing premise in order
to stay in the media. The media has got plenty
of things to attack them for. And there are MSNBC
and CNN and pundits that absolutely carried water for Joe Biden,
but they're not journalists, former strategists that carried water for
Joe Biden. The journalist David Ignatius wrote a very high
profile column in October of twenty three saying, is he
really running again? This doesn't seem like a good idea.
People like me were promoting Dean Phillips's campaign because he
was running, so I you know, it's not like this.
This isn't WMD's where the White House worked with the
mainstream media to manufacture a story that did not exist.
Oh my god, that was a press failure, massive press failure.
This was not that failure. This is an attempt by
some to virtue signal. And it's this horrible sort of
pitting different news organizations against each other when ultimately the
people at fault are Chuck Schumer, Nancy Pelosi, Joe Biden,
Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, every elected member of Congress.
Speaker 3: But not the media. No, the media, even though they
were complicit, they were it was a propaganda machine. They
were working with the administration for you to say that
they weren't your Oh my god, this guy, it never
ends right. And he is. No, he's super defensive.
Speaker 1: Yeah, super defensive. And he's talking to Chris Eliza, who
who also is trying to excuse it. I mean, he
owned it. I guess a little bit more. I'm not
gonna play because he talked a lot and we're not
going to subject you all to that. But he blames
it partly on what did he called it, unconscious bias,
which is isn't that a Prince Harry term.
Speaker 3: It's either Prig Perry or I get confused between unconscious
bias and unconscious unconscious coupling by like all the celebrity
divorce people. I don't know, I don't know. Everything's unconscious now.
Speaker 1: So this is what he tries to blame it on.
See how much you think this holds water.
Speaker 25: Any study that you ever see about who reporters vote for.
They vote for Democrats much more than Republicans. And I
think what was going on here is I think it
was an inherent and sort of unconscious bias more than
a conscious bias. But I think the reporters covering this
wet house were too willing to take the Biden team's
word for it. Anytime you asked about Joe Biden, they
would say, I mean, he's eighty, moves a little bit
more sniffly than he did before, but man, he is
totally with it.
Speaker 8: He outworks our twenty something staffers.
Speaker 25: And I think people reporters were too willing to just say, okay,
that makes sense.
Speaker 8: They were too credulous. They didn't ask enough questions. Their
skepticism meter was not honed turned up high.
Speaker 3: Enough, so they didn't do their job.
Speaker 1: It sounds like that to me. You're saying all the words, except.
Speaker 3: That right, they didn't do their freaking job. They didn't
do the number one thing that they were supposed to do,
which is journalism.
Speaker 1: Which is ask more questions. Right, that's what they say
if you are seeing things with your own eyes, which
we know all of them did. Yeah, all of them did.
Speaker 3: I just don't know if a lot of the journalists
nowadays that are trained to be journalists in these colleges,
these universities, these liberal universities, don't. I just don't think
they're coming out with journalism degrees that were the same
journalism degrees that they had thirty forty years ago, you
know what I mean, it's totally differently.
Speaker 1: I agree with you, and I worry that that's true,
not for just journalism, but all kinds of fields of
stuff like medicine, for example. I really worry about that. Yeah,
because we're gonna we're aging, and we're gonna need a
lot of good doctors. And I yikes, you know you
just like about that.
Speaker 3: I know me too. I have all the anxiety about that.
I'm like, just take my vitamins and try to stay
at a doctor's offices because so many I'm like, you
really are a doctor?
Speaker 1: Like what you're really?
Speaker 10: Are?
Speaker 6: You?
Speaker 4: Sure?
Speaker 1: You do? You have papers?
Speaker 3: Can I can I see them? Because oh my good,
yeah you are, you're twelve.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's terrifying. All right. We another story that we
covered yesterday was about these two judges that have been
arrested for like legit crimes, and so naturally there's a
lot of liberals who are super mad about it. One
of the questions that Peter Doocy had for Caroline Lovett
was how far is the Trump administration willing to go?
Would they also potentially arrest federal judges or even Supreme
Court judges? And I thought she handled that question really well.
Speaker 20: Here she is a circuit judge for allegedly helping illegal
immigrants get away. As you guys look at other judges,
would you ever arrest somebody higher up on the judicial
food chain, like a federal judge or even a Supreme
Court justice.
Speaker 3: Well, that's a hypothetical question.
Speaker 6: Again, I'd defer you to the Department of Justice for
individuals that they are looking at or individual cases. But
let's be clear about what this judge did. She obstructed
federal law enforcement who were looking for an illegal alien
in her courthouse. She showed that illegal alien the door
to evade law enforcement.
Speaker 2: Officials.
Speaker 6: That is a clear cut case of obstruction. You don't
have to be a lawyer to understand that. And so
anyone who is breaking the law or obstructing federal law
enforcement officials from doing their jobs is putting theirselves at
risk of being prosecuted.
Speaker 1: Absolutely perfectly legitimate, straight up answer.
Speaker 3: This is a black and white thing, you know, right,
you don't do that. If you're a judge, you don't
help the criminal. Why are we having this conversation.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean?
Speaker 1: It's yeah, it's obsurds. Welcome to twenty twenty five. Everybody.
Speaker 3: We're up as down and down is up, you know.
Speaker 1: And we talked about we had so many clips yesterday
of people explaining thoroughly what the charges were, what exactly
she did, how she ended up causing a police chase
that could have been dangerous for all kinds of people,
regular people out on the street. It is clear cut.
And yet one of the idiots that went to Al Salvador,
she wasn't even known before that debacle, but it's Maxine
Dexter from Oregon. She's one of the congressional reps that
went out there to El Salvador. She is trying to
suggest that these accusations are vague, that like, we don't
really understand even what the charges are. You guys, I
could not believe this was a real clip.
Speaker 10: And yet here is uge being taken into custody without
clarity of what the charges or why what infraction there
has been is without question, a very dangerous signal about
what's happening. And I agree with you, it's a through line,
like the people willing to protect immigrants from being deported
without due process are the target here?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, you're such a target. Yes, she's such a target.
Speaker 3: Okay, So isn't that the chick that said she was
going to stay in El Salvador until Garcia came back?
So why is she in the United States? Why is
she here? Because you know that seemed like her terms
were acceptable. She should have stayed there, just stay.
Speaker 1: And I hear they have Margarita's there, Yeah, really good ones.
Speaker 3: And guys who wear shirts from Koal's to cover up
their MS gang tattoos.
Speaker 1: Right, just with these women I know. Well, at least
there's Elie Honig, who legal analyst for I think CNN.
He was on with that Smercone and saying liberals are
kind of being dumb about this, and so for him
to say that I thought he deserves some credit here.
Speaker 15: He is hypocrisy to me comes out Michael, because I've
seen a lot of you know, garment renting.
Speaker 8: Oh he from liberals. Let's just say it.
Speaker 15: How dare he arrest the judge? It, you know, is
an intrusion on the sacro saying nature of our courts.
I agree that you have to think harder about it
and be more careful about it as a prosecutor, But
these are the same folks who were gravely intoning when
Donald Trump got arrested.
Speaker 8: No man is above the law.
Speaker 15: Well, no judges above the law either, And I know
plenty of judges who if a non judge had done this,
had shown someone a back door to help them get
away from the resting agents, would bring this house down
on them. So look, I do think it's a fair
point to say that's a precipitous line to cross if
you're a judge, or if you're a prosecutor charging the judge.
But I think the prosecutors, based on this complaint, we
always have to say it's a complaint, they have to
prove it. But I think the charge here is warranted.
I do think this judge can made it a crime.
I've seen some really interesting gymnastics style contortions to try
to explain why it maybe isn't a crime. I mean,
you know that'll be litigated at a trial, but I
don't see it. Look when you look at this whole complaint,
I don't see any way to objectively look at this
and say the judge did not have intent to block
this arrest.
Speaker 3: It's cut and dry.
Speaker 1: It's cut and dry.
Speaker 3: Yeah, It's just that liberals are going to make excuses
for criminals.
Speaker 1: This is what always always, This is their go to now,
which is such a.
Speaker 3: Weird and if you're on you're on that side, why
whow right? Yeah, I.
Speaker 1: One of the judges that is mad about this and
who also thinks this is an overreach for the Trump
administration to press charges against that judge surprised me, and
it was Judge Napolitano. Do you remember when we were
met him room with Judge Napolitano. We weren't doing our
book tour and we were getting makeup done and hair
done at Fox Studios and he was in the makeup
chair behind us, and he had just lost a bunch
of weight, and we were asking him about his weight loss,
and like I was inside but not outwardly, marveling over
how low his hairline is. He has no forehead. He
has no forehead. You guys, it's wild.
Speaker 3: It is wild.
Speaker 1: It's wild, like right, So, but I mean, I always
thought he was relatively reasonable. So for to see a
tweet from him or a story from him that he
believes this is an overreach was really surprising, but not
nearly as surprising as the retweet of it from Brianna Morello.
You guys, I feel like this is a big deal
what she's saying about him here. So check this out.
It's on a tweet where he said they're a bit
of a g they're on a bit of a ght
against judges. They decided to make an example out of
this talking about the overreach, and then she said he
knows a thing or two about overreach. In April of
twenty nineteen, he rubbed his groin on my backside while
standing in a completely empty elevator at the Fox Corporation building.
This took place while the both of us worked for
Fox News. I documented everything, and I wasn't the first
brush up so let's hold back from publicly discussing the
topic of overreach. Neapolitano, Oh damn, oh damn, what is
it with all the horn dogs at Fox? What is that?
What is that?
Speaker 3: I swear to God an elevator, I would I turn
around and I'd probably deep in you know.
Speaker 1: That that would get an elbow, That would get an elbow.
Speaker 3: There's some sort of an elbow or like there'd be
some sort of a need of the groin. You don't
get to do that, you know. I kind of wish
younger girls would just do it like the gen X
women did it. You just punch them, you know.
Speaker 1: If you guys, this is like a story, you know
it is it is like yeah, and so he's probably like.
Speaker 3: I'm going up into the bushes now, I'm just going.
Speaker 1: To stop talking about this, judge.
Speaker 3: It's okay.
Speaker 1: I just I was not prepared to hear that story.
Speaker 3: And so little guy you could take it. He's any
bitty little man, tiny.
Speaker 1: With no forehead, no forehead to speak up whatsoever. It's crazy.
Speaking of Scheves, the Epstein files, TikTok, TikTok, where are
they so? In Caroline Levitt's Alternative presser, alternative media presser
d C. Draino asked her, what when are we going
to get the files? And so here is what she
said in response.
Speaker 26: Do you have any updates from the dj or the
FBI when those files are expected to be released and
also when we might start seeing some arrests of the
client list.
Speaker 6: Sure, I can assure you that the Attorney General and
her team at the Department of Justice are working on
this diligently. For a specific timeline, I'd have to check
in with them, and we can certainly do that for you, Rogan,
in the effort of transparency. But I will tell you
the Attorney General is a bulldog. She is someone you
want on your team, and when she wants to get
something done, she gets it done. I've seen her do
it in various instances already in her time as Attorney General.
And when she makes a promise, she keeps it. So
I think I don't have a specific timeline on you
for that, but I do know that they're working on
it over there.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's it's a good, great answer. I mean
I'm not I'm not good. I really have put it.
Speaker 1: I just went to know what do you have to
do to the list, Like, what is it that you
have to do to get it ready?
Speaker 3: And it takes this long. I don't get it. I
just don't understand what's taking so long. I don't Yeah,
I don't get it a lot of time. It's just
a list of people. I just want to see the
list of people. You know, this isn't hard.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I play because you know that's I appreciate it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I appreciate the reassurance. But I'm not reassured.
Speaker 1: So yeah, I kind of feel reassured out there. Virginia's gone,
you know, right right, no need to protect that particular
witness any longer.
Speaker 3: Right, So yeah, let's just get it done.
Speaker 1: One of the other news stories, of course it hit
I guess last week, was the fact that people got
to pay their student loans. So Joe Biden, all of
Joe Biden's orders about, you know, forgiving people's student loans,
those are out the window. People got to start paying
on their loans. And there's a woman who claims that she,
as a black woman, is one of the most highly
educated members of the populace. She has a fail safe
idea how to avoid paying them here she is but
a record.
Speaker 2: We will all fib a bankruptcy and we will all
go back to school. You're not getting a dime from us.
What I have three degrees, I'll go get another one.
I'm a black woman. Black women are the most educated
populist on this planet.
Speaker 3: Not true.
Speaker 2: We go to bed, wake up and decide, Okay, we're bored,
let's go get another degree. Are you kidding me? I
will take two to three credits per semester, per year
until the next administration gets here and figures this all out.
You're not getting a dime from me, Donald Trump, because
see what you don't understand. While you are trying to
crush the middle class and destroy the lower class, we're
thinking ten steps out of you. You've been won that degree,
go get it now. If you've been wanting that second
or third degree, go sign up now, Sign up part time,
get those credits. Staying in school as long as you
need to to wait out this administration. May fifth, you're
gonna be in rude awakening.
Speaker 1: Trust me, Trust she knows everything.
Speaker 3: But she's wrong about the black women being the most
educated racial or ethnic group in the United States. It's
actually Asian Americans.
Speaker 1: Which is of no surprise.
Speaker 3: Whatsoever. Right, it's Asian Americans. Yeah, so she's wrong. And
you think with like three degrees she'd be able to
like use Google. I don't know.
Speaker 1: Well, she's also wrong about bankruptcy because bankrupt student loans
are one of the few things that a bankruptcy filing
will not erase. You don't get student loans forgiven when
you file bankruptcy. Sorry, you're still gonna owe your loans.
Speaker 3: Right again, with three degrees, maybe she would have learned
that along the way, but apparently they don't teach common
sense with degrees. Just keep getting degrees and think other
people are going to pay for them. Get degrees and
stupid shit, that's all a How.
Speaker 1: Is this helpful to people who are like hurting, right,
they're hurting to even pay their student loans, so they're
going to pay for more school? What like? How does
this make sense at all?
Speaker 3: Because it makes you smarter?
Speaker 1: That is absolutely crazy. Also, there is nothing like a
good Charlie Kirk SmackDown. And some of them are Some
of them they just hand their stupidity to him on
a platter. Other times he gets people before they even
realize they're being got. So we've got two clips to
share from Charlie. One was when he was on the
Whatever podcast talking about disparity between men and women's pay.
And you know, because there's a lot of women who
are like equal pay, like this, female soccer players should
make just as much as the men, even though they
don't bring in nearly the same amount of revenue. So
he put it back on the skanks that usually are
appear on the whatever podcast. Most of them are all
like OnlyFans skanks, and so he had a perfect question
for them.
Speaker 22: Here it is, butany that employs OnlyFans models and then
they take a cut and they do all the work
for you, okay, And they employ male and female onlyfan models,
and they both work ten hours a day. The female
onlyfan models will earn a million dollars a year in
the mal for the company, and the males will only
bring in one hundred thousand dollars a year for the company.
Should they have to pay both of them the same
because it's equal work for equal pay, or should they
give more money to who's actually bringing money to the door,
the women for the company.
Speaker 1: We got to think about that.
Speaker 3: Get your one brain cell working like that.
Speaker 1: Kind of stuff, Like.
Speaker 22: I think you both know the answer. You're just trayed
to say it exactly, that women should be able to
earn what they earn, and they provide figure.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they were like, my brain is breaking, I can't
think like that. Charlie lady parts yay, I just I wow.
Speaker 1: But you guys, there's We've seen a lot of dumb
people get got by Charlie Kirk, especially when he goes
on campuses and he allows an open mic situation and
people just come and like throw their accusations and arguments
at him. I've never seen anyone as dumb as the
person you're about to see who insists that if you
have a cyst on your uterus, it is the same
as an abortion.
Speaker 12: Yes, is anything if I had assist on my uterus
that would be considered an abortion?
Speaker 1: Yes, no, it's not.
Speaker 10: Yes, it is look out, okay, anything that is evolving
the uterus.
Speaker 22: Well, no, in order for it to be an abortion,
it must be a.
Speaker 1: You know, anything that's evolving the uterus and you have
to get rid of it. It is considered abortion. Abortion
has been a.
Speaker 6: Big thing for a long time, and it affects people.
Speaker 22: It hurts people, so as murder and slavery and child sacrifice.
Speaker 1: There it's completely different. You know, like she's probably a
med student. Oh my god, don't say that.
Speaker 3: She's probably like an advanced medical student or thing.
Speaker 1: And she's like.
Speaker 3: Thang, oh my god, was terrifying, absolutely terrifying. She made
it into college Like that alone is terrifying, aren't you guys?
Terrified by that? She was like amongst other college students.
I'm assuming she's a college student. She made it into college.
Remember when that used to mean something? One that remembers
that when you used to have to apply and do
things and like no like basic.
Speaker 1: Fas merit used to have merit. Right, she probably she
probably has three degrees I can't and lots of student
loans for sure. All right, it is time for thank
you and then a huge, huge correction. Oh you guys,
we do complete moron, and I will show you why
in the second. But first of all, there was somebody
on locals that tried to think and I can't see
it now, so we'll get to that someday. But here
is the first VENMO from Daniel Danielle tag Ye tag
Yea who said, Hi, chicks, I've been a subscriber for
the past five years. Thank you for being the voice
of truth with humor. Knowing you guys and what you like.
I highly recommend Ransom Canyon on Netflix Friday Night Lights
meets Yellowstone, so good keep up the truth ladies.
Speaker 3: Maga, I'm gonna check it out. It's probably more.
Speaker 1: Me than you, yeah, because I never seen any either
of those, So she's never watched Yellowstone or Friday Night Lights,
but that's probably more me.
Speaker 3: Yes, Danielle, thank you for the suggestion.
Speaker 1: Yes, okay, So the mistake I made. I am a
complete idiot, guys, knee replacement Steve Yes, Neve? Who you
named Neve yesterday?
Speaker 3: Huh?
Speaker 1: And I went he gave me, you know, his leg
daily update yesterday, and I went to go right and
back to tell him, Oh my god, did you see that?
We you know, you've been assigned a new name and
it's me and I sent it and then I actually
looked at his name.
Speaker 3: Oh no, it's not what is it?
Speaker 14: What name.
Speaker 1: Scott? You guys, I don't even know. I know where
I got Steve. I just got I just said it
in my brain and it is not Steve. Is Scott?
He watched yesterday thinking that there was a whole other
dude giving me daily knee replacement.
Speaker 3: You know what we need to call him now. We
need to call him not Steve, but not needs to
be spelled k n O T not Steve.
Speaker 1: That's what we need to call him. Anyway, this is.
Speaker 21: Him, and as Scott got, We're so sorry.
Speaker 1: I'm so sorry that I'm missing you, but like I
still think we should.
Speaker 3: We should call Scott like Neve. I think just because
them who we are as people, we're still calling you
Neve Scott. I mean we're gonna have to, yeah, because
it's feel terrible.
Speaker 1: I just don't know where I got that. And then
I immediately because I'm so proud, right, I was like, listen,
what Daisy named you? You're now Neve, And then I
said it, and then I saw the email, like the
name on the email, and I was like, what the F.
So then I immediately wrote back and I was like,
I just realized, and I'm a complete moron. I'm sorry.
Speaker 21: I don't even know where I got Steve. But anyway,
that's this is Scott story. Hi Scott, your new name
is Neve. Welcome to the program. Hi for the picks
on the right. This is what we do.
Speaker 1: Anyway because I can't see locals. I'm sorry for whoever
sent us a locals tip. Something happened and there's an
error and I can't see it, so it's now.
Speaker 3: You, okay, Timfoolery. My youngest daughter announced that she is
currently making a brand new chick on the right.
Speaker 1: A baby girl will arrive in October. Finally, grant you bullery.
Speaker 3: Congratulations granddaughters. You know what. You don't dress them, You
decorate them.
Speaker 1: And that means that she can wear a decoration.
Speaker 3: She can wear a decoration.
Speaker 1: That's true. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Pam Johnson, the older millennial will be on the Charlie
kirkshow day at one thirty Eastern. I told him to
not cuss so much. ALARMI set third shifter here. Yeah,
I wonder what you say about us, Pam.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean cussing is part of his charm. Part
of it is part of his charm. Yeah, I definitely
it's fine.
Speaker 3: Susan T. As a person with a foot fracture for
eight weeks and having another eight weeks ago with the
cast I pray I won't need surgery. This is not
how I wanted to spend my sixtieth birthday. Next month.
But here we are. Thanks for the morning laughs, I know.
Speaker 1: And my birthday is gonna suck?
Speaker 14: Is it gonna suck?
Speaker 11: Really?
Speaker 1: I mean yeah, Okay, it'll be a week in. It's
gonna be rough.
Speaker 3: It'll be rough, but it's at least you know, you'll
have you did it, and it's like you're on the
path to recovery. So you're not like sitting around waiting
until September to do it. So you got to look
on you know that's.
Speaker 1: True, Okay, Leah Shallick.
Speaker 3: I bet Jake Tapper never used the word alleged alleged
when he talked about Russian collusion or January sixth.
Speaker 1: White that is a shirt.
Speaker 4: There.
Speaker 1: We go back to you, everybody.
Speaker 3: We're done, Thank you, thank you. All Right, we're bringing
it in, right, we're bringing it in right. Coda. Coda's
very excited to bring it in. You guys, have a
wonderful Tuesday. We'll talk to you tomorrow.