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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 jerk. How's Chad this morning?
Speaker 5: How are you?
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Speaker 3: You don't have a hat, did seeing?
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Speaker 2: We've got so much to get to I'm seeing on
the TV right now that we are expecting remarks from JD.
Speaker 1: Vance.
Speaker 2: I don't know what those remarks are going to be about,
but remarks are coming.
Speaker 1: I don't He's going to make some remarks.
Speaker 2: But in the meantime we will talk about some of
the other things and stuff that is happening, and that
has happened since we talked to you yesterday.
Speaker 3: And one of the.
Speaker 1: Big things is that the House passed their continuing resolution.
Speaker 2: They did it, of course without the help of Thomas Massey,
but they did get one Democrat vote. It's I don't
remember the person's name. It's like some I've never heard
from from like Maine, which surprised me. Yeah, there was
a Democrat yes vote.
Speaker 5: Wow, that's weird, right, I know, that's an odd situation.
Speaker 2: It's a little bit of an odd situation. So now,
of course the bill has to be sorted out by
the Senate and then combined, and you know, they have
to like meld them together and vote for all that. Now,
Thomas Massey put out a video suggesting that this has
all been predestined, preordained. It's like because Mike is Mike
Johnson is sending everybody home in the House on recess
kind of like he's already that confident that the Senate
is going to get the votes that it needs to
pass the CR and so deals have been made, and
Thomas Massey says, that's all.
Speaker 1: That just shows you how swampy everything is.
Speaker 2: But in essence, we're looking at probably avoiding a shutdown.
Speaker 1: And so there you go.
Speaker 5: You know, it's Chuck Schumer's been very coy about a
lot of this stuff. Really, yeah, he you know, he
has to say no, it's dead on a ride, you know,
because you usually get that right, like you know, like
Mitchell's dead on arrival, that you don't have that. Chuck
hasn't said a lot because I think he realizes, Okay,
you pass a bill, you got to give people the opportunity.
And you know, essentially the CR is just the same
bill from last year.
Speaker 1: Right, and there was no increase in spending.
Speaker 2: And I think that's what made a lot of Republicans
be like, Okay, I mean, if we're literally just freezing
where we were, I can kind of decide.
Speaker 3: To get on long some ancillary stuff. But it wasn't.
But and by the way, us Aid's in there.
Speaker 5: So because they got rid of it. So all the
people are like, well, yeah, I'm glad we're doing this.
We should be pass I'm like, do you like USA? No,
we got rid of it, Actually we didn't because of
the r It continues for now, for now, yeah, for
now because but it'll probably continue next year as well,
because based on their track record nineteen ninety six, last
time they passed the budget on time, So they're going
to keep kicking this thing. You know, you think in
September they're gonna get something done.
Speaker 2: No, there's no way there's I mean, thank God for
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some control over where we are from a financial standpoint.
Speaker 1: They are our only hope. I mean, they really are.
Speaker 2: I hate to say, I hate to be all doom
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Speaker 3: Are OI only hope.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's kind of true though, right, it's kind
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Another exciting thing that happened yesterday towards the end of
the day is that there were all these rumors flying
that something was going down at the Department of Education,
and there were rumors flying that like everyone was forced
out of the building by six o'clock last night and there.
Speaker 5: Were gunpoint That's what I heard, right.
Speaker 2: And there were rumors flying that there was a whole
bunch of people that were going to get their pink
slips essentially, And then it was confirmed and Secretary McMahon
posted a tweet before she went on Laura Ingram Show
last night to kind of discuss this whole thing going down,
and she confirmed she said quote as part of the
Doees final mission, the Department today initiated a reduction in force,
impacting nearly fifty percent of the Department's workforce. Today's riff
reflects our commitment to efficiency, accountability, and ensuring that resources
are directed where they matter most to students, parents and teachers,
and she went on to say, I appreciate the work
of the dedicated public servants and their contributions to the department.
This is a significant step toward restoring the greatness of
the US education system.
Speaker 1: Boom, this is what I voted for.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know.
Speaker 5: This is of all the stuff that's been done, this
is what I'm most excited about, because the education system
is a hot freaking mess, and the problem is it's
not at the local level, which it can also be
a mess, But the Department of Education is way too
much sway and they don't really give.
Speaker 3: Schools that much money.
Speaker 5: Only about fifteen to twenty percent of that money gets
to your schools, and by schools, your district, and by
your district, it goes to administrators and all these other people.
Speaker 3: Very rarely, very rarely.
Speaker 5: Does any even get into the classroom. So ninety percent
of your stuff comes from the local side of it.
But they had a outsized punch and influence based on
the fact that they were the Feds. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, and there's there's been a lot of talk about
how so much of the money, to your point, doesn't
get where it's supposed to go, and in fact it
ends up going to you know, not I don't want
to call them NGOs, but essentially NGOs that are consultants
or they're in charge of, you know, promoting more DEI
initiatives in your school districts. It's all nonsense that doesn't
do anything to benefit kids, but it benefits and lines
the pockets of a bunch of consultants that are youths
when it comes to education.
Speaker 1: As we can see from the test results.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, and those test results, the amount of money
we spend is insane for what we're getting. It's gone
up twelve and a half percent of the last ten
years or so, and our scores are going down. And
there's a lot of reasons, not just about the money
side of stuff, because, especially in a lot of these
massive school districts LA County, New York and stuff like that,
you may have schools where seventy five percent of the
kids don't speak English. Yeah, what do you expect. So
there's a lot of issues there, But the amount of
money we were not spending in the classroom. But the
twelve administrators, we don't need that. You're finding something.
Speaker 3: You don't need one hundred and twenty thousand dollars salary,
and you.
Speaker 1: Don't need seventeen assistant principles. No was that did you ever?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 2: And when I was in school, there was a principle,
and there was a vice principle.
Speaker 1: That is it. And they had a secretary was the administration?
Speaker 3: Yeah, the office lady, And you know that was that?
Was it? No more, no more than that.
Speaker 5: I never teachers ever complained about the fact that they
had to do only fans or you know, whatever it was.
Speaker 3: I never heard them talk about being broke all the time.
Speaker 5: And and you hear they never had to buy their
own supplies, you know, like if they wanted to do
something different, like we're doing something here, I've decided to
introduce you know, we're gonna have silkworms, and we've brought
these in and and I've got some stuff that's different.
But it wasn't like, uh, you know, I got to
bring all this stuff in. And also when we were younger,
you know what, Mom and dad, if you can't supply
the crap, you better figure something out right, right, Yeah,
that's a you problem.
Speaker 2: It was a much different time, much different time. So anyway,
that's exciting news. And you know she Linda McMahon has
been a secretary for.
Speaker 1: What like four days.
Speaker 2: She just got confirmed, so so quite likely when you
talk about a fifty percent riff just like that, you
know she there's no way that she knows the two
thousand people that this effects. It's possible, just like you know,
when you go when you make these as Kevin O'Leary
likes to talk to say it. He says, when you
whack this many people, there could be people good people
that are dismissed, that are that end up being brought back,
and other people that end up getting let go.
Speaker 1: But to his point, what.
Speaker 2: He always says is you whack really hard at the beginning,
and then you adjust, you figure out, okay, where where
are the gaps?
Speaker 1: Who do we need to bring back?
Speaker 2: But it's a lot easier to like just make that
sweeping cut at the beginning than to do this trickle
of cuts and have everybody freaked.
Speaker 1: Out, you know what I mean, so totally. I mean
it's kind of like the way that did it.
Speaker 5: The you know everybody thinks, well, everybody hates the the
all of these civils. No, we don't. First of all,
you're you're you're an employee, you have civil servant work
for the federal government.
Speaker 3: Stop acting like you got some sort of special award.
Speaker 5: And you know which drives me crazy, But you it's
a line item. These are numbers on a page. That's
all they are. You don't get to know them.
Speaker 3: It is. Each one of them has a story. Some
of them may be great, some of them may be bad.
Speaker 5: It's you and I have worked in the industry for
a long time in radio where how many people does
you know got whacked?
Speaker 3: Great people?
Speaker 5: But the reality is is it's just a number on
a page. We have to get to this and this
is how we do it.
Speaker 1: That's exactly right, and this is awesome.
Speaker 2: I mean, you know, I know Lee Zelden, for example,
over at the EPA is also doing a lot of cutting.
He's eliminating a lot of waste. I mean, I feel
like the cabinet secretaries are all working really hard at
cutting and I think that's great. That is what we
voted for. So I love to see it. Love to
see it. Now you mentioned USAID a little bit ago,
and there's some shady shit going on us A I D.
So there was this email and it was confirmed by
I think an NBC and others. Yeah, there this email
went around saying, well, instructing all the remaining staffers at
USA I D to immediately shred and burn all of
the contents of their classified safes.
Speaker 1: That seems odd to me. I don't know about you.
Speaker 3: Super I was.
Speaker 5: I was starting my life and I'm like, just in
a curiosity, why do you need a classified safe for
feeding kids in parts of Africa and HIV drugs for
other people?
Speaker 3: What what's going on there that you need classified?
Speaker 5: And the guy on on NBC is like, well, this
is unprecedented, uh, you know outside of you know, like
if there's gonna be an attack on an embassy, then
the Marines have burn bags, this, that, and the other.
And I'm like, no, I'm sorry, this is something. This
is all here. They're not being attacked. No, this is.
Speaker 2: Super super sketch. It is super sketch, and I love
Conservative Millennial put out a video about this and it
was perfect.
Speaker 1: Here is that.
Speaker 6: USAID spent all day today shredding and burning all their documents. Oh,
and because so many of you are going to say
that's not true, here's MSNBC.
Speaker 7: The US Agency for International Development is instructing its staff
in Washington to shred and burn documents. According to an
email obtained by NBC News, quote shred is many documents
first and reserve the burn bags for when the shredder
becomes unavailable or needs a break.
Speaker 6: I wonder why USAID would be doing that, Oh, because
I know some of you liberals are going to say
this is standard operating procedure.
Speaker 7: I worked in government for most a decade. I've never
heard of so much shredding being required that you would
know ahead of time that quote the shredder would become
unavailable or need a break.
Speaker 6: The fraud, waste, abuse, and corruption is right in front
of your face. They're doing it publicly because they know
that you fucking liberals will still have their backs, that
you will support this obvious fucking cover up. Sadly, they're right,
you'll continue to support this corruption because Orange man.
Speaker 1: Bat and he's not wrong.
Speaker 5: I actually had several buddies of mine who are who
are pretty progressive liberals, and they said, dude, this is
the weirdest thing like wait, yeah, and look the CIA.
Obviously they've always said it like it was his name,
John Caracau.
Speaker 3: Who's that CIA guy.
Speaker 5: That's all he's always on all these things. He was
the one who ended up going to jail, uh for
exposing somebody, but not exposing somebody, he said. The minute
Kennedy died, CIA wanted over and said, all right, the
Peace Corps and usaid these are ours and all the
stuff we can do through there, but we don't want
regular jobs. So that was the other thing. Our cover
is we don't want any of our job. We're just
gonna do a CIA stuff. So that's obviously what they're doing.
And also, isn't this stuff federal? Last time I check,
you're not supposed to be destroying federal you know property here.
Speaker 1: It seems very very sketch.
Speaker 2: And so this is one of those other things that
I feel like somebody, like a Pam Bondye should have
been immediately when this news started making the you know,
traveling around socials last night, somebody, somebody should have been saying, hey,
maybe it needed to be Marco Rubio, but somebody in
this administration should have been saying, we see this, We're
on top of it.
Speaker 1: Here's what's going on. Here's what we're going to do.
You know something. Somebody needs to.
Speaker 2: Explain why this is happening. And I'm not satisfied that
no one has.
Speaker 5: What if it's the Trump people going do we got
to tred on this scrap, we trid different stuff, We
got to get rid of this stuff.
Speaker 2: I mean, then they should say that they're doing it
and that there's like some sort of national security reason
to do it.
Speaker 1: That would go over well with the American public.
Speaker 3: We know how to stop malaria.
Speaker 1: Something, we need something, you know what I mean?
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know.
Speaker 5: And the beauty of today's world is man the conspiracy way.
Speaker 2: It goes well because there's so much fudder for it.
You can hardly blame people for putting on the tinfoil
hats when stuff like this is going on both sides.
Speaker 3: See this is corruption. On the other side, it's all
Trump Man.
Speaker 5: He's burning it because this is stuff from when he
was in office the first time.
Speaker 3: That's evil. Oh god, here we go.
Speaker 1: There's something for everyone, something for everyone.
Speaker 2: You're right, And by the way, I real quick break
because I want to make sure that everybody is getting
their fruits and veggies.
Speaker 1: Are you eating enough? Yeah, you are every day. I
don't believe you. I don't believe you because nobody can.
Like then, the amount of.
Speaker 2: Fruits and veggies that they say you're supposed to have
in a day is like insane.
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you know you're getting the exact amount of fruits and
veggies that you need in your diet. And so along
with whatever multi vitamin you're taking. I'm hoping it's from
Healthy cell But whatever, if you're taking a multivitamin, it
is still not enough.
Speaker 1: You need good nutrition. This is what Robert F. Kennedy, Junr.
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Speaker 2: Other big news that happened yesterday is that Marco Rubio
and Waltz Mike Waltz announced that they had come to
a ceasefire agreement with Ukraine.
Speaker 1: So this was kind of exciting. Here is what they
said when this was first announced today.
Speaker 8: We've made an offer that the Ukrainians have accepted, which
is to enter into a ceasefire and into immediate negotiations
to end this conflict in a way that's enduring and
sustainable and accounts for their interests, their security to prosper
as a nation. I want to personally think we both
want to thank the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia's majesty for
hosting us, for making this possible. They've been instrumental in
this process, and we're very grateful to them for hosting
us here today. And hopefully we'll take this offer and
out of the Russians, and we hope that they'll say yes,
that they'll say yes to peace. The balls now in
their court. But again, the President's objective here is number
one above everything else. He wants the war to end.
And I think today Ukraine has taken a concrete step
in that regard. We hope the Russians will reciprocation.
Speaker 2: And then Russia did this huge attack on Ukraine last night.
That was the headline that I first saw this morning,
and so I was like, well, crap, that isn't good.
But it's kind of sounding like because there hasn't been
an official conversation with Russia that that isn't necessarily their
response to this ceasefire. It was perhaps an attack that
was already planned. I don't know, but they have not
had that official conversation with Russia yet to see if
they're willing to accept whatever the terms are of the ceasefire.
Speaker 5: And now we get to find out what kind of
relationship and sway Trump hass over Putin because it's now
in your court. You've got it, and it's a thirty
day pause. It's a ceasfire for thirty days. So the
negotiations go on for thirty days. Doesn't mean that this
is the end of the whole thing, but it is
the first step in this situation.
Speaker 3: But you know, if.
Speaker 5: You're a footer, you're gonna want to test Trump, right
like you want to test everybody.
Speaker 3: So you want to see what he's willing to do.
Speaker 5: And and if he continues to my fear is you
can give him everything and then he's gonna want something else,
and you give him that.
Speaker 1: Seems like a very putent thing.
Speaker 5: Yeah, So and then what does Trump do at that
point in time? Because you wanted all this stuff, You've
got the Ukrainians degree on something that you brought to them.
And you worked out, and now if he continues to
want more, do you have the cojones enough? I think
people are saying to go, Okay, if that's the way
you feel, then we're just going to arm the shit
out of them and let him fight you guys all
day long because you weren't really interested.
Speaker 2: But then I just I feel like Trump has to
know something about what Putin's put what his buttons are
that he can push, because I don't think he would
have gone into this thinking that a possible outcome would
be exactly what we were doing under Biden.
Speaker 1: Do you know what I mean? I cannot have them
that that.
Speaker 5: Was his way out right, Like sonsu, you never surround
your enemy on all sides. You want them to have
an off ramp, and this is the perfect off ramp form.
It's how much does Ukraine have to give?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 5: Which is going to be the big battle there, and
that's going to be an interesting thing because the one
thing they haven't talked about is territory and what do
you get, what don't you get, and what happens you
know from afterwards when it comes to what are our
promises if he does attack again? Are we going to
make any We're going to get the mineral rights. That's great,
all of those things, but he has to know, yes, something.
But just because he knows something, nobody ever really knows
what's going on in the pooter's mind. That's true, Thank you,
mich And then you don't because he's I mean, he's a.
Speaker 3: Guy, just like I don't want to drink tea with
you on the third floor.
Speaker 2: Sorry, dude, Right, yeah, Well, I mean I guess this
is the stuff that they needed to get accomplished.
Speaker 1: And now it truly is in Russia's The ball truly
is in Russia's court.
Speaker 2: And so now we wait. But last night was not
good because there was another attack. People died.
Speaker 1: This is what Trump obviously is trying to put a
stop to, is all the death and mayhem. And so
we'll see, we'll see where that goes.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: I was thinking about making you read a really really
really really really long Trump tweet from yesterday, but then
I decided it's too long. It's just too long to
make you read. So I'm just going to put it
on the screen and we're going to give the gist.
Because this this was like a it was a very
interesting battle between Canada and the United States yesterday and
Trump was, you know, talking tough early on, saying, I
am putting the biggest tariffs on Canada right now.
Speaker 1: It is going to like blow their minds.
Speaker 2: And so the tweet was forever and it was really
talking about how he was putting this additional twenty five
percent tariff on electricity, or based on Ontario putting a
twenty five percent tariff on electricity coming into the United States,
Trump was saying, oh, yeah, well, we're going to put
an additional twenty five percent tariff on all steel and
aluminum coming in from Canada.
Speaker 1: And we're going to even do it.
Speaker 2: We're going to go higher than that if you keep
you know, if you keep provoking us and we're subsidizing you,
and it's crazy and you guys don't deserve all of
this free money that we're giving you, and it's got
to stop. And really, why don't you just become the
fifty first state already? So essentially this is what Trump said,
and that Doug Ford guy, who has been really tough talking,
he came out in response to this and was like,
I will absolutely shut off electricity to the three states
in the United States that rely on Canada for their electricity.
Don't test me bro Essentially, that's what he said, and
so to that, because he even went on some talk
shows and was saying it on US talk shows, threatening
these states that they're going to lose all their power.
And Trump was like, oh, no, you don't. So he said,
why would our country allow another country to supply us
with electricity even for a small area?
Speaker 1: Who made those decisions? And why? And can you imagine
Canada stooping so low as to use electricity that so
affects the life of innocent people as a bargaining chip,
and threat they will pay a financial price for this,
so big that it'll be read about in history books
for many years to come. And then lo and behold.
Speaker 2: Rug Ford put out a joint statement with Howard Lutnick
and said, today the United States Secretary of Commerce and
the Premier of Ontario had a productive conversation about the
economic relationship between the US and Canada. Secretary Lutnik agreed
to officially meet with Premiere Ford in Washington on Thursday,
March thirteenth, alongside the US Trade Representative to discuss a
renewed USMCA ahead of the April second reciprocal tariff deadline.
In response, Ontario agrees to suspend it's twenty five percent
surcharge on exports of electricity to Michigan, New York and Minnesota.
So there's I mean, this back and forth is exhausting.
Speaker 3: It's whiplash.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, so much whiplash. It is exhausting.
Speaker 3: Do we have tariffs?
Speaker 9: Is?
Speaker 3: What's tariff?
Speaker 5: You know we have a trade surplus with them, meaning
we were actually benefit from trade. Then why are we
doing this? Does he really want them to be the
fifty first day?
Speaker 1: I mean I think he might. We talk about it
so much that I think he genuinely might. Why I don't.
Speaker 2: Know that that parked me is a little crazy, Like
what Trump is doing with this whole fifty.
Speaker 1: That's a serious provocation.
Speaker 2: But I genuinely do think he would like it if
Canada was like, yeah, well we'll come on.
Speaker 3: Board, like the thought of them.
Speaker 5: But you realize if they come on board, Republicans are done.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean it's exactly, it's a it's a it's
a risk. It's a big risk.
Speaker 3: I don't bring them on board.
Speaker 5: The Republicans are done because even the Conservatives over there
are liberal compared to our conservatives, right, they'd be done for.
They're going to get at least well, they're going to
get two Senate seats, and god knows how many congressional
seats are going to and then you know how many
Electoral College votes will they get, you know, and it's it's, well,
what do you like?
Speaker 3: Sometimes you're like, are you being serious?
Speaker 5: Because I can't tell if you're being serious on this one,
because I always thought you're just you're just pissing them off,
because they're funny to piss off, you know, they're like, oh,
you know, hey, you better watch out, we're coming for
you know. And then are you guys being serious right now?
Speaker 3: You that's the thing I mean.
Speaker 2: Because Caroline Lovett in all of her pressers is always like,
you know, she's super serious about it. As Trump has stated,
we would like Canada to become the fifty first state.
She says it completely straight laced, you know, So I
don't know, man, if Democrats were smart, they would be
pushing for this.
Speaker 5: It would absolutely be pushing for that, right like, if
they could get this and DC, oh my god, oh
my god, never control anything ever again.
Speaker 3: You are essentially signing your own political death more.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I don't this.
Speaker 2: This is the one talking point or it's one of
Trump's talking points that I am not a huge fan of.
Speaker 1: No, but yeah, he continues to say it.
Speaker 2: And I guess you know, in this, in this little
dust up that happened yesterday, it all worked out at
least for now. So and you know, the other thing
is just selfishly, I don't want the flag to change.
Speaker 1: I love our flag the way it is. I don't
want to mess with it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I really don't. It's going to be weird.
Speaker 2: I don't want more stars. I don't want I just
wanted to, like, I just wanted to stay. I just
wanted to stay the way it is. Okay, So that's
what happened with Canada. And then some just good news
that I don't feel like enough people are really talking
about is that we've actually seen some drops in prices
and so you've probably noticed it with your gas.
Speaker 1: Egg prices took a major tumble, which is good. So
now we're recovering from.
Speaker 2: All of the chicken culling that Biden did, and inflation
has actually gone down.
Speaker 1: So there are some signs.
Speaker 2: I mean, I know, the stock market doesn't look great
right now, But there are some signs that are really
really good and really really positive with the economy right
now that I just wanted to showcase a little bit.
Speaker 5: So it's it's not it's not how much people paint
it to be doing. Because part of the doom and
gloom it's on us. We respond to it, so they
feed us more.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's exactly right.
Speaker 5: We don't respond to it, and they'll sty'll change to
something else.
Speaker 1: That's exactly right.
Speaker 5: It is an interesting thing, you know. I mean, it's
it's already overbought anyways. But and there's too many, so
much money is concentrated, especially in the world of AI
and stuff right now in the dot com is kind
of bubble. It feels again that there's a lot of
other stuff out there that's healthy, but nobody's headed towards
that because it's not sexy, right, and people want a
sure thing, and they're like, this is a sure thing,
and that's a sure thing, you know. But yeah, but
it's trading, like we talked about yesterday, Costco's sixty five
times earnings. That's insane.
Speaker 1: It's insane, and so much about it doesn't make sense,
and there needs to be some correction. I think that's
the nice word that they use to describe what's happening.
Speaker 5: Quantum easing has gone on for years, and it's something
that never has talked about, which is the government has
tossed money after money, after buying stuff up and pushing
the market and propping the market up in ways that
people don't realize, and it has got addicted to that
government money. And the question of what happens when you
start to ease off that that throttle and pull, you know,
pull it back a little bit.
Speaker 3: What's it really look like? We may find out?
Speaker 1: Yeah, No, I mean I think we're due for a correction.
Speaker 2: We've heard that from our friend Zach Abraham at Bulward
Capital Management many many times, and so, you know, I
think it's it's not fun to see what happens with
the stock market, because of course we're all tied up
in it.
Speaker 1: Your four one k's, your I raise.
Speaker 3: It doesn't matter if you're retired now it.
Speaker 2: Sucks, yeah, or if you're nearing retirement it can be
real scary. Fine, But I you know, there's a lot
of hope right now that truck really really knows what
he's doing.
Speaker 1: When it comes to tariffs.
Speaker 2: Now, there was a reporter from the AP who pushed
Caroline Levitt yesterday to a point where she was like,
oh no, you don't, accusing her of basically not understanding
what tariffs are, and she went right back after him.
Speaker 1: Here's that exchange.
Speaker 10: No taxes on tips, no taxes on overtime, no taxes
on social Security benefits. He is committed to all three
of those things, and he expects Congress to pass them
later this year.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, have you ever paid a tariff?
Speaker 11: Because I have that don't get charged on foreign companies,
they get charged on the importers.
Speaker 10: And ultimately, when we have fair and balanced trade, which
the American people have not seen in decades, as I
said at the beginning, revenues will stay here, wages will
go up, and our country will be made wealthy again.
And I think it's insulting that you are trying to
test my knowledge of economics and the decisions that this
president has made. I now regret giving a question to
the Associated Press.
Speaker 5: Oh damn, I mean it's Look, there's no guarantee that
wages will go up. There's no guarantee if you bring
all this stuff, and bringing all this stuff back home.
We're gonna read all that there's no guarantee in any
of those things, because you know that just because you
bring it home doesn't mean that you don't want to
make a profit, and you're not gonna look to technology
to ease some of those those pains.
Speaker 3: So there's no guarantees about a lot of that stuff.
Speaker 5: And yeah, the tariff that gets passed on to us,
and everybody wants somebody who.
Speaker 3: It's the I was talking about it today.
Speaker 5: It's like one of those things where it's like, hell, yeah,
I want us to fight back and be strong as
long as it doesn't affect me. Unless it right, then
I'm you know, because everybody's got an expiration date. They're
willing to stick by stuff, but only for so long
because if you're living paycheck to paycheck like a lot
of people, that if it gets even more expensive life,
people start to go, Okay, this can't happen anymore.
Speaker 2: Well, and it's why you know, there's a lot of
pressure on the Trump administration not just to you know,
have these tariff negotiations or tariff conversations or whatever, but
for the end results that they expect from them to
hit quickly. So it's one you know, they can talk
about short term pain. They can say, yeah, there's going
to be you know, it's a possibility that we might
be in a short term recession before we actually explode
in growth and wealth, but that they have very limited
time to make that happen.
Speaker 1: They literally have until the.
Speaker 2: Midterms because if people are hurting at the mid terms,
they're going to lose the House easily, and possibly the midterms.
Speaker 5: I think they have until the end of summer because
by then people Yeah, because you got to think about this.
Speaker 3: We are a fickle bunch. We love to do you know.
Speaker 5: We we give everybody the power right, doesn't matter who
it is, and then even if things are good, it's
like it is a little too much power over there.
We want to give some of this over here to
balance it. But if you talk to most analysts and
political people, they'll tell you it's really about a year out.
So about that fourth quarter, people start deciding, hey, especially
if things aren't going great, then it starts to pick
up steam because people are starting to raise money. The
primaries are going on, and you've got really that's because
if you don't turn things around or even it starts,
then you've got to make sure it happens in such
a way that you're feeling it come the middle of
next year, not trying to recover from it. So that's there,
you know, and that and that's going to be an issue.
And I ask people this all the time. What's your
sell by date? Is it? Like, Yeah, I can do
this for three months, but if it goes on longer,
I can't afford it, if life gets more expensive.
Speaker 2: Well, I get, you know, I see some positivity only
because there have been so many promises from so many
companies to invest millions and billions of dollars in the
United States, almost like within just the first few weeks. Well,
I mean because it has only been a for you know,
some weeks since Trump has been president, and he's already
gotten these major promises of investments. And I think that's because,
at least from a company standpoint, there's optimism.
Speaker 1: There's huge optimism. And if they feel optimistic and they
feel like.
Speaker 2: Now this this is a time where America is set
up for us to bring jobs, bring manufacturing, bring production
to the United States where it may not have been before,
then I think it's all going according to Trump's plan.
So I just hope the timing to your point, yeah,
is that people feel it quickly.
Speaker 5: Like manufacturing, if we were to try to bring back Manu,
because we're a consumer based nation, were in service yeah
ideas and impoort cheap goods, and that people don't want
to be you know, it sounds great. Things will get
more expensive before your salary catches up. But you know,
you know everybody times we're gonna bring all these manufacturing jobs. Well,
the kind of jobs some people are talking about, that's
a ten to fifteen year thing. People don't have ten fifteen.
Speaker 1: Years, right right, you know, so you've.
Speaker 5: Got And I love the fact that people are bringing
stuff back here. I think it's great technology. Smart murk
Yesterday's said, hey, we're going to do vaccines and stuff here.
Good because China. We depend way too much on China
when it costs certain things, especially our medicine, and so
that's a good thing. But I still think it's the
economy and everybody has to seal by day. I think
people are willing to stick with you if you show
them the macro this is why we're doing it.
Speaker 3: But you also have to read the room and go okay,
I do know I have a limited.
Speaker 5: Time because we'll start to get anxious, which is understandable.
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But I'll tell you back in the day, back in
twenty ten, Nancy Pelosi, Bernie Sanders, Chuck Schumer, all they
could talk about was eliminating fraud, waste, and abuse.
Speaker 12: Cannot keep our promises on medicare. We simply must make
the cuts and waste, fraud and abuse in Medicare so
that the benefits and the premiums are untouched. We owe
it to our seniors, We owe it to our country.
Speaker 11: There is an enormous amount of waste and fraud and
abuse in this government. When there is waste and fraud,
you have an administration, who should also be on top
of that situation.
Speaker 13: If we're going to eliminate the waste, broad and abuse
in medicare, it does mean we're going to cut some
of that out. And when I hear my friend Dave
Camp say you cannot cut money out of medicare, you
can't just get up there and say we don't want
to cut anything out of medicare.
Speaker 3: We want to cut the bad stuff and keep the
good stuff.
Speaker 5: Wow, that sounds scary weird. By the way, Bernie's not
aged today. I think he came out. He came out
a cantankerous old man as a child, white paper do it.
Speaker 3: It's a collectivism.
Speaker 5: Everybody's got to do it.
Speaker 2: It's kind of like Barbara Bush, how she was just
always old, even when she was young.
Speaker 3: The Quaker oath lady.
Speaker 5: That was it. But everybody, I mean, you go back
to like we talked about yesterday, Clinton and you know Gore,
before he invented the internet and everything. What was you
talking about. They cut three hundred and seventy thousand jobs.
They did stuff that in today's world would be considered
an evil conservative. And I said it yesterday, I've said
it for months. It is nothing to do with cuttings.
It is all to do with who's doing.
Speaker 1: The cutting exactly. That's exactly right, and they are.
Speaker 2: It's such a bad strategic move on Democrats part because
think of the think of the unity for one thing
that they would create, and think of the confidence that
they would create in their own party if they actually
said Elon and Trump are right. We do have huge, huge,
over like we've got. We're just overbloated as a government,
and we all need to work together to change this
because it's for the good of the American people. And
so we're going to put our differences aside and work
together on this one thing that everyone agrees.
Speaker 1: Is a problem. But they won't do it. They won't
do it.
Speaker 5: And the fraud, by the way, it is not you guys,
don't tell you of it. It's not hard, right, it's there.
You'd be surprised, Like you know, Rick Scott, dude, you
you're part of the biggest medicare scam of all time
one point seven billion dollars. There there's so many people, Yeah,
there are so many people out there.
Speaker 3: That what have they done?
Speaker 5: They go and they like, oh, yeah, this new fan
dangled thing through medicare.
Speaker 3: All you have to do.
Speaker 5: And then they build them and they send you like
a copper fit or whatever, and you're like, right, like
Fiel's better, and they charge you eight hundred bucks and
they sign it off and pay it. It's ridiculous because
it's so big, they don't look you know what. You
could probably send a bill to all of the agencies
and you would probably get paid by some of them
because they's so big. They have no idea what's going.
Speaker 1: On, no idea.
Speaker 2: And then thank god, Elon just fixed that one glitch
in the system.
Speaker 1: For lack of a better word, you.
Speaker 5: Click a little thing so you know exactly where the
money went, right, Like, they.
Speaker 2: Didn't even have a any kind of documentation for payments
going out. Our payment system was just spitting out checks
and there was no code assigned or category assigned or
definition assigned to that payment to say but it was
four so was utterly untraceable. So one of the biggest
moves that he made, the most important, one of the
most important is that he said, uh uh.
Speaker 1: We have to have a piece of data that.
Speaker 2: Tracks this payment and connects it to something so that
we can go back and say, oh, yeah, that.
Speaker 1: Payment was for such and such. Can you believe we
didn't have that?
Speaker 5: Would you explain that to people who are crazy, you know,
the loons and the left and the whole night. Their
whole thing is, oh, no, I agree we should have
that kind of stuff. No, exactly, you agree in ninety
percent of these things, right, It's you just don't agree
with the cutter.
Speaker 3: You don't agree with him.
Speaker 5: Because you think he's a Nazi or he's you know,
part of the South divertion apartheid days, you know, like
he was. He was actually the one who locked up
Nelson Mandel. I mean, that's the insanity that these people have.
And it's it's the messenger. You hate the message, you're
fine with.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's the that's the point.
Speaker 2: And that's why I don't understand why higher up leaders
in the Democrat Party aren't seeing that as an opportunity
to unify and to do what's right and to actually
get Democrats who have some of which have been completely
disillusioned by how crazy the Democrat Party has become to
actually be like, oh okay, well they do want to
do stuff that actually benefits the country. That's how lost
the Democrat Party is. They're doing TikTok dances or whatever.
But they are not doing the basics and that's why
they're so effed up right now. And I kinda I
mean that's good in a way, right Ridimon.
Speaker 5: Surets Reagan said, imagine what we get done if nobody
cared who got the credit. Yes, everybody cares who gets
the credit because you have to be seen as part
of the resistance. And it has nothing to do with
the message. It is nothing to and look, let's be real,
I'm not a fan of some of the messaging. I
think a lot of people can do without a little
bit of it. Okay, that's fine, but it's it is
the messenger himself. And it doesn't matter if it's Elon
or any or or Trump you hate. If this was
Bernie Sanders going, we need to get out of these walls,
we need to stop spending this money, you'd be.
Speaker 3: Like, oh my god, it's the greatest, He's amazing. But
it's not. So he's bad.
Speaker 5: And Elon obviously again as part of the you know,
the the evil world. It's frustrating because it's like with teachers,
why why can't we pay teachers more? Why can't we
reward teachers with government officials. Why forgiving him bonuses, which
I was flabbergasted that we gave people who worked at
the effing government bonuses, but we didn't give him bonuses
based on, Hey, you guys have ten billion dollars. If
you guys come in under budget and you show that
there's been a success, you guys can split you know,
one percent of whatever's left over.
Speaker 3: We didn't incentivize him like that. Oh, we still gave
him bonuses for nothing.
Speaker 1: It's so dumb, so dumb.
Speaker 2: Okay, I want to move on to something that was
that just like absolutely made my morning. So there are
some people, Jadie Vance among them. There's plenty of people
that we can think of who are masterful at handling
the media. Pierre Pollieff another one. We talked about the Apple,
you know, the Apple interview. There's just some people that
really know how to handle them. And now Doug Collins,
who is head of Veterans Affairs right now, he has
proven himself to be one that understands how to deal
with the media. He sat down with a reporter. This
was actually a three and a half minute clip which
I have cut down just for the sake of time.
Speaker 1: To just give you the gist.
Speaker 2: But he called her out to her face about a
headline and a piece that she wrote scare mongering veterans
into thinking that benefits were going to be cut, And
the way that he handled her was just so so good.
I thought you guys would all enjoy this as much
as I did.
Speaker 5: Check this out.
Speaker 14: Good thing, Patricia, I really need no one of the
things that I've been fighting. We got into it a
little bit in discussion, but one of the issues that
we're having is, and it's something here, I need your
help on something. I need your help because all I
seem to be doing lately is fighting back against any
window and rumor stories. And this is what I seem
to be fighting about all the time. In fact, Patricia,
part of it is with you, and I just need
your help because when you start headlines with there's a
rumor going around and that we've heard that that hurts
my veterans, that scares my veterans, that scares my employees
because it's not true. Will you commit to not doing
that in the future.
Speaker 1: Well, there was a representative that day.
Speaker 14: I have a VIA employee who is our delage lady Aison.
You knew that, and you could ask that question. I did,
but when you and you got the answer. But my
question here is, I need you to commit to not
starting off rumors began circulating. Well if it's either true
or false, Patricia, and then you go to Patty Murphy
saying that we've heard and we have made those may
have barged into the VA today unconfirmed. Here say you
know what you'd have done if I was a member
of Congress and probably done that unconfirmed report. But you
didn't put an unconfirmed report. So trust I want to
work together with you, but I need you to commit
to me that you're not going.
Speaker 4: To do this.
Speaker 1: I'm working on it and I have, I have been
trying out.
Speaker 4: Actually I have another question based on that.
Speaker 15: Thank you very much.
Speaker 14: I want to hear the answer. First, you commit not
to do rumors because you're scaring my VA employees about this.
That's fair, and you're scaring my veterans. That's unforgetting that,
that's not that's not something that.
Speaker 4: If a rumor is different than if I have a source.
Speaker 14: Then you source it to our our PR people and
let them know because you know something, I've got people
for reporting stuff right now, who aren't even calling us.
I want to work with you a lot as we
go forward, we a lot of time together.
Speaker 1: That's fair.
Speaker 14: But I'm not going to have any reporter scaring my
employees and scaring phone, scaring the veterans, and that's what
this is doing. Let's get it right. I'm the most
transparent VASE sector we had yet. I'm on video, I'm
on interviews. I do everything I possibly can't to push
back against everything I'm here. So we got a saying
that it will help you, but I need your ammandment
to help me too.
Speaker 1: Okay, God, I love that.
Speaker 3: That was awesome.
Speaker 5: First of all, what self respecting freaking journalist goes.
Speaker 3: We've heard rumors, what what this is? The fifth grade?
Speaker 1: I know?
Speaker 2: God, I just that was masterful and it was longer,
so imagine that being like twice as long as what
you saw.
Speaker 1: It was because she tried to push back and she
was like, well I didn't write the headline.
Speaker 2: He's like, I don't care. Your name is on the byeline.
It's your article, so you are responsible. I mean, it
was just, oh God, so good I heard.
Speaker 3: I'm waiting for it to go.
Speaker 5: We're going more about to spill some tea on.
Speaker 3: The VA hospital. You guys excited for this, You're like,
what are you talking about?
Speaker 5: Lady? Are you an adult?
Speaker 7: I know?
Speaker 2: I mean he just absolutely slapped her down and it
was epic, epic.
Speaker 1: All right, let's talk.
Speaker 5: I'm going to ignore you.
Speaker 2: We got to talk about the moment at the right
in front of the White House yesterday that everybody's talking about,
which is when Trump bought himself a Tesla and there
was a parade of different models of Tesla's there for
the picking because he announced yesterday that he was going
to buy one to show support for Elon, who, of
course is facing all kinds of criticism and actual destruction
of property by.
Speaker 1: Vandals who just got stock.
Speaker 3: They happened.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's just it's ridiculous. And so Trump had Elon
with him and explained his rationale for wanting to support Tesla.
Speaker 5: Oh, President Trump, are you looking to buy? Buy?
Speaker 15: And I'm going to buy because number one, it's a
great product, as good as it gets. And number two,
because this man has devoted his energy and his life
to doing this. I think he's been treated very unfairly
by a very small group of people. And I just
want people to know that you can't be penalized for
being a patriot. And he's a great patriot. And he's
also done an incredible job with Tesla, And I.
Speaker 3: Mean, nobody else has.
Speaker 15: A car company started up in the last thirty years
that's been successful, I don't think so. And not only successful,
but super successful. And because he's able to find billions
and billions and billions of dollars of fraud and waste
and all of the things. I mean, our country is
going to be very strong very soon because of a
lot of the things that he's done and a lot
of the things.
Speaker 3: That I'm doing.
Speaker 15: And there's no better team, but there's no better for
what we're doing. There's nobody like this, and he shouldn't
be penalized. And when I watched the other day, I said,
I can't believe it. It should be the opp people.
Speaker 3: Should be going wild and they love the product.
Speaker 15: But because he's finding all sorts of terrible things that
have taken place against our country, they want to penalize
him in an economic sense, and I just think that's
very unfair. So I just wanted to make a statement,
I'm going to buy one. Now here's the bad news.
I'm not allowed to drive because if I haven't driven
a car in a long time, and I love to
drive cars. But I'm going to have it at the
White House and I'm going to let my staff use it.
I'm gonna let people at the place use it. And
they all are all excited about that I'm not allowed
to use it.
Speaker 5: Can you believe it?
Speaker 15: One of my great things in life is that I
can You know, I like to drive cars, but I'm
not allowed to.
Speaker 5: But I can't do it. Not allowed. They won't let me.
Speaker 3: Not allowed.
Speaker 2: He also made the point that Elon has not ever
asked him for anything.
Speaker 1: This is everything that Elon is doing. I mean, think
about it.
Speaker 2: He does not have to do any of it, and
he's doing it just like Trump didn't have to go
and go through all the crap that he did or
be president. He could have had a perfectly lovely life
there at mar A Lago, just enjoying life. But no,
they both want to save this country. And so he
made a point to say Elon doesn't need this here.
Speaker 1: He is like, what's.
Speaker 3: Happened to you?
Speaker 15: I'm gonna do it. I didn't even know he was
going to come. He's never asked me for anything. He
endorsed me, and he never asked me. I didn't even
know he's going to endorse me. The guy has never
asked me. He's not saying, in fact, I could go
a step further. I ended the electric mandate. Okay, I
ended the electric mandate? And when's this guy calling to
raise hell with me? And he never called I mean,
he never called me. If I were him, I would
have called.
Speaker 5: So even better than I am, even better than I am?
Speaker 1: Did you do it? Elon too?
Speaker 3: If I listen to him enough, I can.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: But it's you know, everybody talks about oh, he just
wants more money, really, because all I see is everybody
trying to destroy him and him losing money and facing hell.
Not just from the liberals, but from the people who
work for Tesla, the people who are on the boards
of a lot of these companies. They've given him wide
swath to you know, space X because you know, I
think a lot of people go, you know, NASA is
not as good as it used to be, so let's
be okay, get these people down so, you know, but
they've come hard. Plus nobody has a spaceship, so it's
kind of hard to yell at a spaceship when you
don't have them, but they've come hard for him. He's
losing money. Yeah, I mean he is.
Speaker 3: He's losing money.
Speaker 1: He does not have to do this, it is.
Speaker 2: It does not serve him in any way to be
helping the country, except that he wants the country to
be better.
Speaker 1: He is trying to save us from ultimate.
Speaker 2: Doom, which is where we're headed if we cannot control
our debt. And even though everybody's you know, all these
crazy lefties are trying to crash the stock. They're they're
trying to ruin his businesses, they're trying to ruin him.
He also made a new commitment to Donald Trump and
to the United States.
Speaker 1: Here he is to explain that's good, may helpful.
Speaker 16: I want to say, as as a function of the
great policies of President Trump and his administration, and as
an act of faith in America, Tesla is going to
double vehicle output in the United States within the next
two years. Double deal.
Speaker 15: Thank you. And by the way, he makes one car,
this one. I don't understand.
Speaker 5: This one.
Speaker 15: I don't want, but that's okay, without a steering will
it comes out next year. He'll explain that place.
Speaker 16: Yes, Well, the cybercap uh stash production in Texas next
year and it's self driving. We have so much confidence
in the self driving nature of it that it will
actually not have a steering wheel, it will not have pedals,
it'll eat a self ride, it will not drive it all,
but it'll self drive.
Speaker 15: And I'm going to pass on that particular.
Speaker 3: Why you can't drive it's perfect for you.
Speaker 2: That makes me a little bit nervous, Like I want to,
I know, like the current Tesla's like you could they
self drive, but you can also control it when you want.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I've been in I've been in the self driving cars.
Really Yeah, I've been in the Waymos in the back
there's nobody in front. This is zipping around?
Speaker 1: Is it weird?
Speaker 3: At first?
Speaker 5: For like two minutes, and then I'm like, oh, I'm
just gonna start doing something Like.
Speaker 2: What about the lady that got she was like doing
circles in a parking lot and could not stop.
Speaker 3: It sounds a problem to her.
Speaker 1: Problem.
Speaker 3: You know what was the trouble?
Speaker 5: Did you see the ones in uh was it San
Francisco when all of the Waymo cars and self driving couse,
they all pulled up the stop signs and they were
they wouldn't go.
Speaker 3: They just honked at each other.
Speaker 5: Then there was like four or five cars and they're
just all honked looking at each other.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, No, I mean, it's it's the future.
I don't have a problem with it.
Speaker 1: I'm a little freaked out about that, A little bit freaked.
Speaker 5: I can understand that. But you know, because it's control, Yeah,
it is. It's like it's like people like me, I'm
you know, it's like flying. It's like there's no control.
I can't see anything inside.
Speaker 3: Of the road.
Speaker 5: You got to kind of you got to just let
it go and see, okay, can we you know, are
you okay with it? Because once you realize, once you're
in it for it does its first couple of things,
you're like, that's.
Speaker 2: Fine, okay, I'm not ready.
Speaker 5: It's the other It'll work a lot better when all
of them are self driving, right idiots. You know you
can't fix an idiot. Well.
Speaker 2: Also, Donald Trump could not resist during this entire thing
because he got into his chosen Tesla. It was one
of those red ones. I don't remember the model number,
but our model letter I guess.
Speaker 3: Is probably ans because it's the best one. I wanted
to get the truck, but I can't drive right.
Speaker 1: Well, I think he did end up getting a truck
for Kai, his granddaughter.
Speaker 2: He got one of the cyber trucks. And then he
was also given a cyber truck by that one podcaster
that he did, that he that he interviewed with like
during the campaign. Remember that the real famous kid that's
like I don't remember his name, but he's like a
big gamer and Trump is on with him, and that
guy brought him a cyber truck.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, I'm trying to think so.
Speaker 2: So he already has one, but he wanted to support
more and he could not resist getting in a couple
little digs at Joe Biden during this whole hullabaloo.
Speaker 1: Check this out, will one of these I the techook?
Speaker 3: Do you want my notes? Yeah?
Speaker 15: They gave me notes, so I'm not Biden.
Speaker 5: I don't need those.
Speaker 15: Biden can get into that car.
Speaker 1: I just love that. And then of course, as he
gets out of his.
Speaker 2: Car, somehow he ends up creating this absolutely I conic
photo which happens all the time, and I don't think
he means for it to happen.
Speaker 1: It just happens, and it's incredible. I don't know, I
don't know how this happens.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's a great look right there.
Speaker 1: Right, it's a great look, absolutely great.
Speaker 5: I love it.
Speaker 3: I love him. I mean, and I'm not a car guy. Again,
I don't care anything about cars, but.
Speaker 5: I love them.
Speaker 3: They're cool.
Speaker 5: I mean, they're neat driving in him. Man, how fast
they are. If you have you been in one?
Speaker 2: I have, I know I have not, and I see that.
The cyber trucks I do think are super weird looking.
But the cars are gorgeous, absolutely gorgeous cyber trucks.
Speaker 5: Whether it say it looks like a five years, it's
the thing you do when you're five. It's like, this
is I'm gonna make it. They're so fast, Yeah, that's
what I hear. You are zero to sixty in in
like you know, one and a half two say, and
your eyes.
Speaker 3: You can feel your body like it's it's awesome.
Speaker 1: My gosh.
Speaker 2: That's when I hear that they are easing to drive now.
Of course, the Democrats had nothing positive to say. They
were so mad about this, and so the official Democrats
account all they could come up with about the day's
events yesterday was to say.
Speaker 1: Ugly ass truck. That's what they said.
Speaker 2: And Jesse Waters made fun of their reaction to yesterday's
events with all the tesla's.
Speaker 1: And here is Jesse on.
Speaker 17: That Democrats are mad that Trump's promoting evs. It's what
Biden did for four years.
Speaker 16: As the president. This sucker quick as it compared to
the Corvette.
Speaker 17: Biden gave billions to Detroit to build EV's and then
gave Americans eight grand in rebates to buy one.
Speaker 5: But he didn't buy one.
Speaker 3: He said he liked his Corvette better.
Speaker 5: Which is totally fun because Corvette is pretty sweet. But
that being said, uh, it is kind of a weird
looking trug. You know, it's weird. When I'm in southern California,
I'll see a lot of them. Here in Nashville.
Speaker 3: They're everywhere, really yeah, and they goofy.
Speaker 5: Im not going on.
Speaker 2: They're super goofy. They're super goofy. But apparently it is
for reasons.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: Why would you. Here's the thing. It's an American company.
Speaker 2: Right, and it's an electric vehicle, which all the lefty
climate crazy people are supposed to be super into.
Speaker 3: It has American jobs.
Speaker 5: Could you imagine going forward what a crappy, you know company,
like what I.
Speaker 2: Know, it's so dumb, it's so sell it's so masochistic
really in every way. And then also we've got some
follow ups in today's show, one of them being you know.
Speaker 1: We talked yesterday. I mentioned that I was a little
bit disappointed with the with.
Speaker 2: Pam Bondi and her the whole debacle with the binders
and the Epstein files, and the fact that we haven't
really heard anything lately about where they are with that.
Speaker 1: Truckload of documents.
Speaker 2: And Alena Habba was on with Benny Johnson the other
day and he asked her about this, and here is
what Alena said about that.
Speaker 9: Say that I personally have checked in. They are going
through it. You have to be patient because when you
are wanting to prosecute and actually do something with the
information that you have, you have to make sure that
you save the integrity of the investigation so that we
can bring these people to justice, so that we can
hold grand juries, so that we can do certain things.
You have to be careful. The value for the American
people to know immediately would undercut.
Speaker 3: You know, we have to do it.
Speaker 1: We have to expose it.
Speaker 9: We're going to be transparent one hundred percent, but we
also have to make sure we're not putting any children
in danger, putting any miners that don't want and do
not deserve to be publicly identified in danger, and making
sure that we put forth the information that would still
assist us in getting these individuals to justice. It's such
a convoluted thing, but I will tell you transparency is
one hundred percent coming. We did get a ton of documents.
Pam's letter I think was directed towards the SDNY that
we now know the individual in charge there had directives
to go in in the FBI and said be the resistance,
do not turn over the documents. We have no tolerance
for that. But I would just say to the American people, yes,
they got the documents. Cash instructed those individuals that you
must cooperate. One resigned who was leading the charge and
not cooperating, And now we have them and we have
to go through them. There is a very large amount
of documents. I've been told they are going through them,
and I also frankly believe in transparency. We have to
give the American people transparency, and we have been frankly,
and unfortunately sometimes we have to wait a little bit
to go through the documents. We are not machines. But
I know that they are actively working on it.
Speaker 1: Are you good with that?
Speaker 5: Pam BONDI should have come out and said that a
long time ago.
Speaker 3: And here's the thing.
Speaker 1: Why couldn't she just say that I know?
Speaker 3: And here's the thing?
Speaker 5: And I've asked this, would you rather not know the
list and leave the mystery out there, which sounds horrible,
or know the list potentially but get nothing out of it,
no conviction, not even a person that stands trial, which
will make it look even worse.
Speaker 1: That is a great point.
Speaker 3: So and I and she said right there, we're going
to bring some of these people to justice.
Speaker 5: I said, I continue to have a feeling you're not
bringing anybody to justice.
Speaker 2: Really, even even with even with her saying that, and
even with her talking as a lawyer about how they're
trying to protect the integrity of what they're finding.
Speaker 5: If you really think these people, first of all, if
if a lot of what is to be believed and
has been out there, then there's a good chance this
guy was used by probably our government. We probably sanctioned
some of these things as well as potentially you know,
the Masade which you've heard about Israel and several others.
Speaker 3: If that is to be believed, then that would have
to come out.
Speaker 5: In court that we were totally fine with this guy
allowing people to have sex with underage girls. So we
could get something from a head of state or somebody
like that. I don't know if that'll ever come out.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, then.
Speaker 5: I mean basically we would say, hey, our government sanctioned
child blesting.
Speaker 2: But how do you I mean, there's been so cash Betel,
for example, knew had seen these files, or at.
Speaker 1: Least some of them, most of them.
Speaker 2: I think he has seen some of the files that
they we've been promised transparency about well before he was
confirmed this time around.
Speaker 1: So why would he if he knew that there was.
Speaker 2: No way that we were gonna if he knew that
we were going to find out shady government shit, why
would he prepare us that way?
Speaker 1: Do you know what I mean?
Speaker 5: If they all say a lot of things, and you know,
to get people interested, But I just I think to myself,
because how could nobody know our government not know all
of this was going on? How Pam BONDI was the
ag for God's sakes for some of these things. So
how do we not know he got a sweetheart deal? Yeah,
he's got cameras everywhere.
Speaker 3: I mean, you can go on and on about all
this stuff.
Speaker 5: To think that he didn't know, I mean that the
governments didn't know about this stuff. Of course, they probably
pulled them in and said, look, you can go to
jail for life, or you know, you can be our
useful idiot.
Speaker 1: I'm going to continue to be optimistic about some justice.
Speaker 3: Oh and I would love it.
Speaker 5: But the other thing is too A lot of these
women may have gotten a ton of money and they
don't want any of this stuff to come out. They
don't want to be dragged through any of this stuff, yeah,
at all, which is totally understandable. And some of them
may be terrified.
Speaker 1: Right, which I get.
Speaker 5: I get because even if you were on the list
and you were abuse and they haven't approached you, the
thought that if this thing is as big and deep
state as everybody thinks, that's easy for them to go
knock somebody off for no reason whatsoever, even if you
weren't even a part of what they were looking at. Yeah,
I know, it sucked.
Speaker 1: Yeah, really, I don't.
Speaker 2: I just I felt very hopeful after I watched that
with Elena because she seemed like, it's just hang on,
you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: She was just saying to everybody, this is happening. We've
promised you transparency and you're gonna get it.
Speaker 2: But we're trying to be careful and thoughtful about how
we're approaching this.
Speaker 5: So and that island is that that's not an American territory,
was it? I don't know, see, because that's another one
of the things where they say, well it was another
American you know, territory.
Speaker 3: So yeah, I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't actually no idea where that was.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so that's all great question. Yeah, you're right right
look at it.
Speaker 5: And I would love to see people brought to justice
nobody in the world. I would love it. But I
also don't want, you know, the thought of did we
sanction and or allow certain things to happen. That's not
that's not something that oh that's totally beneath us. No.
If it's for the betterment and the greater good, that's
the way people will look at it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Okay, I don't like your attitude.
Speaker 5: I living with me, I because I would love to
see these people brought to justice. And I'm not. And
here's the other thing I'm not saying everybody that you know,
if you flew from Cleveland on his plane to Kansas
City to give a speech and flew and flew back,
that doesn't make you guilty.
Speaker 1: Of something, right, right, That's another.
Speaker 3: Thing they're trying to parse out.
Speaker 5: Okay, you know, look, I know Clinton like, Clinton liked
them young, but I like them that young.
Speaker 3: Come on, man, and I got go girls all the time.
Speaker 5: They love me.
Speaker 3: Have you seen Hillary?
Speaker 18: She's the worst a divorcer, but she just gets a
shit out of me. Kill me, like to kill all
those other people.
Speaker 1: All Right, Well, we're gonna move on. We're gonna keep
our eye eye on it, obviously. But in the meantime,
you need to know that Lynnwood City in Washington has
just elected to their city council the weirdest weirdo in
weird town, a person who.
Speaker 2: Goes by the name Jessica Ann Roberts. That person has
been appointed to serve on the Lyndwood City Council. And
they have an OnlyFans as you do to Bio, as
you do the bio reads.
Speaker 1: I don't even know if I can read.
Speaker 2: I probably can't even read this, but if you can
see your screen, you will see that it says a
bisexual trans woman with itty bitty titties and a.
Speaker 1: Big girl unit.
Speaker 2: And then it says come have a fun time with me.
And the word come is not spelled as you would
spell it unless you're talking about porn.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 2: So this is who's on the city council. And I
just thought, you know, that's great. People probably need to
know about that. So congrats lynn Wood City. Congrats to you.
Speaker 5: I have to be honest, if you ran against Jessica
whatever and you lost, like, what do you do with yourself?
Speaker 2: Well, I guess since it says appointed, I don't know
how it works there for the Lynnwood City Council. I
don't know if it's like somebody was elected and then
just couldn't serve, and so this person was appointed in
that person's place. But if elections were held and people
voted for this, you get what you get.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you get what you get. Like the confusion and
all I got there is so gross.
Speaker 3: Just this is is idiocracy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're absolutely right.
Speaker 5: This is idiocracy at its good God, I don't even
know what to say, and I know to say a
lot of things.
Speaker 1: Well just wait because there's more.
Speaker 2: Because when we move over to Oregon, there is a
person on the Oregon Consumer Advisory Board.
Speaker 5: Oh I know.
Speaker 1: This person's name is j D.
Speaker 2: Holt and they use turtle pronouns.
Speaker 1: And this is not for this is completely real.
Speaker 2: We have video of this person announcing themselves, introducing themselves.
Oh yeah, quite a looker introducing themselves in various meetings
on zoom, explaining that they use turtle.
Speaker 1: They them pronouns. Here is JD.
Speaker 15: Hello, everybody, it's JD.
Speaker 5: Turtle and pronouns.
Speaker 12: Pronouns are turtle and they them Hello everybody, it's JD.
Speaker 1: Asay them or turtle for pronouns.
Speaker 19: Hello, honey, it's JD.
Speaker 5: Dam and turtle for pronouns in the poomfieldy Gene area.
Speaker 2: I can't what is happening?
Speaker 3: I what do you say to people?
Speaker 5: Honestly? Like I would, just I have to get off
this meeting. There's no con I'm sorry, there's no consumer
issue that you can deal with.
Speaker 3: JD. Is it because I'm a transda them?
Speaker 5: No, it's because you're causing a seat you're making it
uncomfortable for everybody right.
Speaker 2: Who can sit there and just be like, hmm, I'm
gonna refer to you as turtle, okay, like a ninja turtle.
Speaker 3: Are you the fat one? Are you the chef boy
ar d of the ninja turtles? You one who gets
stuck trying to go into the sewer? I can't get down.
I'm just stuck inside the thing.
Speaker 1: It's just so stupid.
Speaker 2: It's so it's gone off the rails, and no one
should tolerate it. If people in that meeting can't call
out how dumb that is, then they deserve what they get.
Speaker 5: In that way, I would say, no, no, you're not
You're not a turtle. You're not not a turtle, period.
Case close never gonna happen, you never.
Speaker 1: I will not refer to you that way.
Speaker 5: As if you go out right now and kill five
hundred turtles and put the turtle shell on your back
and you sew them together, You're not a freaking turtle.
Speaker 3: You can't even swim.
Speaker 2: Okay, one more thing that is a follow up story
that we touched on quite a bit yesterday, and that was,
remember how there's been all this talk about that Mahmood
Khalil person potentially being deported based on their connection to
hamas terrorist organizations, And we talked about this a lot yesterday.
I was feeling a little squishy about the fact that
there seemed to be no due process, and you were also,
you know, worried about the lack of due process that
this person, you know, was just kind of shipped off
to some ICE detention facility. The family didn't even know
where he was for a time, and was this legal,
Was he going to get his day in court.
Speaker 1: Et cetera, et cetera.
Speaker 2: So I heard a lot of this yesterday, and I
now feel one hundred percent fine with this person getting deported.
Speaker 1: And here is why.
Speaker 2: There there's a US law that says a Green collared
holder can be detained or removed if they endorse or
support terrorist activity, which of course this guy does as
a spokesperson for an organization which has been deemed a
terror organization.
Speaker 1: And then there was an additional.
Speaker 2: Note that a criminal charge is not required for detaining
or deporting a permanent resident. And then I looked at
these links that showed the US codes and all of
the rules and laws and regulations that relate to this.
It does give Marco Rubio, as Secretary of State, a
wide birth where he can say this person is a
danger to national security and I alone, without a court,
have the power to deport them.
Speaker 1: And I am fine with it. The more I learn
about this guy, all the more fine I am.
Speaker 3: Again.
Speaker 5: I'm a big fan of the due process because I
recognize the reality is you're not always going to be
in charge, especially now that Trump wants to bring Canada
on board. But that being said, what he's done, he's
the organization is Columbia University, apartheid, divest and the thing
that amazes me, and this is why, if i'm them,
I want not only do I want to do process
because bringing it to court, I want the cameras in there.
I want to expose this university in all the other
ones for the insanity of which they've allowed to go
on on their campus. I want to put this all
on blast, and yes, have the do process measure twice
cut once. I'm not going to turn them into a martyr.
I'm going to turn them into a pariah. I'm going
to get all this stuff out of there, and I'm
going to do it in a way where it doesn't
feel like, hey, if we get rid of one, we
can get rid of one hundred or a thousand whatever.
Speaker 3: Do it.
Speaker 5: So they're so freaking embarrassed and they're so like, oh
my god, that they have nothing else to do. But
all of these campus is to actually maybe take a
look inside, going you know what, we're losing money because
we should be losing money. We're not getting federal money
because we've allowed this insanity to go on. And and
this is not about free speech. There's a bigger thing
to it, and that it's to me, the most important thing.
Because they're going to turn him into a marker. It's
gonna make it ten times worse on campus and for
Jewish students and for just anybody who wants to go
to a freaking math class.
Speaker 3: Look, guys, I got to go to a freaking math class.
Do you think I want to be here?
Speaker 5: I want to be partying with my friends, right, But
instead you guys are making my day worse because you
guys are you know, pissing around here over someplace you
guys can't even find on a dang map.
Speaker 3: Right, put him on blast.
Speaker 5: Put it out there so they can see, Okay, this
is what it's all about and this is what this
I represent, and he is one of many.
Speaker 2: I do hear you, I hear, I mean, I hear
that point. I just I've reached the point where I'm
just so sick of these people's shit and I just
want them out.
Speaker 1: I want them out of the country.
Speaker 2: And knowing yesterday or reading yesterday that it is completely
within the power of the Secretary of State to do it,
I was like, go do it.
Speaker 5: The judge not within his power. The judge said, no,
it's not. This is not your power.
Speaker 2: So, I mean, I don't know how they say that
when the regulations are so clear.
Speaker 5: Well it's so it's the wide swath, but the regulations
are very ambiguous. So and he's he's having a court
date today, okay, yeah, so we'll find out. And and
he's supposed to have an immigration date actually on the
twenty first, I think, so he may not be around
for that. But I think the whole world needs to
see the lunacy that's gone on in these campuses, because
yesterday it ramped up crazy style.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, and the protests have gotten absolutely out
of contry. There are some schools that are handling it.
The way they need to be handling it. I saw
some video from Cornell, actually my dad's alma mater, where
there were these you know, protesters that were getting arrested
and there were other people chasing after them with their
blue hair doing, I mean, saying all the things, and
these policemen were, thankfully just they were right on task
and they were doing exactly what they needed to do
to diffuse the situation and allow people to actually become
educated at the university, which is what they're supposed to do.
But at the same time, I'm seeing story after story
after story people on Twitter who are or x who
are Jewish students telling here is what my experience of
being a student at these universities is like right now,
and is unacceptable.
Speaker 3: It's unacceptable, super unacceptable.
Speaker 5: It is it's infuriating, it is beyond unacceptable. And I
tell everybody this, switch the Jewish side out and put
LGBTQ plus right woman, put black or hispanic, you midjie,
whatever you want to do. That's in a press group,
and you watch what happens. You'd be escorted from the campus.
You'd be deemed as charlottean that would come for you.
All of the things. Now it's time to expose them
and do it in a way where you stand there
and go, I got no dirt on me, I got nothing.
This was done all in a way that everybody says
you need to do this way. Well it was done,
and you lost and you got to go. And now
we've made the campuses look like clowns.
Speaker 1: Columbia is just lost. I mean I do not know.
Speaker 2: I mean they I can't imagine wanting to go there
at this How anybody is applying to that school unless
they're a crazy blue hair and then it's going to
become That's all it's going to become, is just a
university filled with these psychopaths.
Speaker 5: Yeah, because Columbia is one of those universities like they're
you know, the Great Journalist University is probably one of
the top one or two between them and Northwestern, and
you go there, Why would you want to go to
any of these? You go to ivy leagues mostly because
it's all about legacy and you get to meet people
and that's how you advance and stuff like that.
Speaker 3: Okay, is this what we have for the future?
Speaker 5: This is it?
Speaker 3: The future full of blue haired, weird.
Speaker 5: Vegans that are transsexual, bitty titties and a big leaner.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I mean, I can't.
Speaker 2: I cannot imagine that they're going to continue to get
the interest enrollment interest that they have.
Speaker 1: I just can't imagine it.
Speaker 2: But if they do, it's because they are attracting the
worst apples.
Speaker 1: They're attracting the worst of the worst.
Speaker 5: I guess people that come from money are spoiled and
think the world should be the Western culture should be destroyed,
that everybody is should be communists, and you guys know
how to do it right, and we should just down
with capitalism. All the while you're spending eighty grand a year.
Your parents are and you know, and I know how
you full of shit because there was no protests in
the summer because mom and dad forced you to go
to Europe with.
Speaker 1: Them, right exactly, Palestin.
Speaker 3: I wish you guys the best, and I get back
to you in September.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and just wait till it gets cold, you know.
Speaker 2: I imagine that things are going to slow down again when
it gets cold, but who knows. I mean, it's we're
heading into summer now, so we've got like a whole
big bunch of time for these idiots to keep doing
what they're doing.
Speaker 5: Well.
Speaker 3: It is protest season.
Speaker 1: It is protest season.
Speaker 2: The reason for my name today is after the representative
from Delaware, Sarah, and I'm using that name in quotes,
Sarah McBride, who is the first trans congressional representative. And
because of Trump's policies, and because of the congressional rules
set by Trump's policies, there are only two genders that
are recognized, male and female, and you are the gender
that you were assigned at birth.
Speaker 1: That is a house rule.
Speaker 2: And so Sarah McBride is referred to as mister McBride
because Sarah was born a man. And in a hearing yesterday,
they're the chairman of the committee introduced Sarah McBride to
speak and referred I'm.
Speaker 3: Sorry, Keith Soelf of Texas.
Speaker 2: Keith self, Yes, Keith self referred to mister McBride, and
in response, Sarah McBride referred to Keith as Madam chair.
Speaker 1: And you would have thought that that would have ended it,
right right.
Speaker 3: Like that should have ended it right there.
Speaker 1: Okay, you know I should have ended it.
Speaker 3: Sarah slash, I don't know what his assigned birth name was.
Hit back, Okay, we can all giggle a little bit
and then we move on with our lives.
Speaker 1: Right, But no, that's not what happened.
Speaker 2: And there was an explosion that took place out of
another member.
Speaker 1: Do you know the name of whoever this was that
like had the melt down.
Speaker 3: The Keating of Massachusetts.
Speaker 2: He was big mad, he's going to get and here
is what happened.
Speaker 15: I recognize the representative from Delaware, mister McBride.
Speaker 1: Thank you, madam, Chair ranking Member Keating also wonderful Chairman.
Speaker 20: Could you repeat your introduction again?
Speaker 18: Please?
Speaker 3: Yes, it's a.
Speaker 15: It's a.
Speaker 20: We have set the standard on the floor of the
House and I'm simply what is that standard?
Speaker 3: Mister chairman.
Speaker 20: Would you repeat what you just said and you introduced
a duly elected representative from the United States of America?
Speaker 15: Please, I will the representative from Delaware, mister McBride.
Speaker 20: Mister Chairman, you are out of a order. Mister chairman,
have you no decency? I mean I have come to
know you a little bit, but this is not decent.
Speaker 5: We will continue this.
Speaker 20: You will not continue it with me unless you introduce
a truly elected represented it the right way.
Speaker 15: This hearing is adjourned.
Speaker 3: The whole time, those poor.
Speaker 5: Three guys sitting there for their hearing, and they're just going,
we we got dressed up for this.
Speaker 3: This it's over.
Speaker 5: Nothing even happened.
Speaker 3: Like are we being you guys being serious right now?
You guys, you guys better caught my parking.
Speaker 1: Right, Nothing got.
Speaker 2: Done, Nothing got done for the American people. Whatever that
hearing was about, nothing got done.
Speaker 5: It was about Moldova. I think, yeah, I know, right,
hey does uh you know I'm watching that. And again
this is all performative, right, like you know, Keith said something,
and then Sarah said something and and and that should
have been it. But the performative is like.
Speaker 3: I'm left out. Let me let me Sarah, let me
defend you here, let me defend you. I'm defending thank you.
Speaker 2: If anything that was super misogynistic in a weird way,
Just really, Bill, are we doing this?
Speaker 5: Come on, dude, these poor people here talking about.
Speaker 3: We don't even know where Mondova is.
Speaker 5: Are we giving them money to?
Speaker 1: Probably? Probably we are?
Speaker 3: Are you the dough fire you guys?
Speaker 2: I know, in every election there's always celebrities that are like,
if Trump wins, I'm moving out of the country and
then like they never do.
Speaker 1: But it finally happened.
Speaker 2: Rosie O'Donnell did leave the country, and she put out
a TikTok video I guess yesterday explaining to her many
followers who were so worried about her whereabouts.
Speaker 1: She explained why and where she is.
Speaker 19: It's me, Rosie o'donald star the Flintstones. It's Tuesday, Old
Days by Nana would say. And I'm here in Ireland
and it's beautiful and warm, not physically it's actually quite cold.
Moved here on January fifteenth, and it's been pretty wonderful.
I have to say. The people are so loving and
so kind, so welcoming, and I'm very grateful in the
process of getting my Irish citizenship as I have Irish grandparents.
And that's what's going on.
Speaker 3: So what's going on, that's what's good.
Speaker 2: It was a nine and a half minute video, like
she went on and on and on and said specifically
that this was about Trump and that there's not you know,
once America returns to a place where all people are equal,
then she'll think about returning, But right now she's not returning.
Speaker 5: I look at it like this. You think this is
your country. You supposedly love it, and you think that
things aren't going well, so your first instinct is to run.
It's you're the girlfriend, the boyfriend, the husband and wife
who says you're a loser. I don't want to be
around you right now. And then you're waiting for them
to hit the lottery. And then you come back and go, oh,
I've always loved you. No wrong, you didn't. You don't
want to be here. You didn't want to be here
in what you considered the dark times. That you don't
get to be here in the good times. You don't
get to share. And nothing was happening, nobody was doing
anything to you. Now your rights have been stripped away.
And by the way, why are you leading with the
effing Flintstones? He remembers you were in the gd Flintstones.
Speaker 2: I still remember her when she was nice, you know,
like way back in the.
Speaker 5: Day, the little ball coozy things out into the audience.
Speaker 2: And does and she like had a huge crush on
Tom Cruise. Wait, yeah, it was Tom Cruise. She had
a huge crush on before she was an announced lesbian.
Speaker 5: Well, I often wonder you're lesbian by default, you're not
getting what you got. So this is the best you're
gonna do. It's just easier to drive a super and
wear a flannel.
Speaker 1: Well, I guess you know.
Speaker 2: At least she is the one loan celebrity who kept
her promise when she said I'm moving out of the country.
Speaker 1: If he wins, I mean she actually did it.
Speaker 3: So I guess that is gorgeous. I love it.
Speaker 5: There been there a bunch. I will tell you this
right now. They are desperate for people. And if you
have grandparents, even one, they will give you citizenship super fast.
Speaker 1: Wow. Interesting, Yeah, okay, so.
Speaker 3: They're super desperate for it. And she does have that
ny o'donald So there do you go.
Speaker 1: You're so good at that? Oh my god.
Speaker 2: Also, remember we've talked a lot about the potential of
Kamala Harris running for governor in California, and it's quite likely,
although she's not made any official announcement about it. But
now she's got some competition. It was a announced yesterday
that that absolute beast Katie Porter, is also making a
run for that office.
Speaker 4: Californians hear a lot of excuses from elected officials.
Speaker 10: That's a complex problem, that's proving challenging.
Speaker 5: That's not my job.
Speaker 1: It's too hard, what a bunch of bullshit. What we
need is new ideas.
Speaker 4: What California needs now is a little bit of hope
and a whole lot of great fresh blood and new
ideas and leaders with the backbote to fight for what's left.
Speaker 1: That's why I'm running for governor. Good luck California.
Speaker 3: We all hurt now.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is the thing, this is their new thing.
Speaker 5: Bullshit, we don't need somebody knew where what wish somebody
would come out and go, hey, I'm running for governor.
Here's the reality. I'm not going to fix all your problems.
Everything's a mess. They've left me a mess here where.
It's going to be hard work getting this stuff. I'm
not getting all the homeless people off the street because
you guys are going to bitch about my god don't
take their tents. So you know we're gonna do the
best we possibly can. And if you think you got
new ideas, these people here are gonna kill them.
Speaker 3: So it doesn't really matter. Vote for me.
Speaker 1: The first honest campaign speech ever.
Speaker 3: You know what, people will probably go, I like that guy.
Speaker 5: I guess that's real. I promised to be snarky in
every way, shape or form.
Speaker 1: I love this, you could win. You should run.
Speaker 5: You know that. The Republican approached me when I was
in Arizona.
Speaker 1: Are you serious? And I said no, no, this is
so much more fun.
Speaker 5: Yeah. Actually running for you guys too, because I could
not not make fun of you.
Speaker 2: All right, We do have a thank you from Venmo
from this morning from Kelly Wiseman, who said missing seeing
Amy insert insiders plug here if you want to see her,
because yes, on insiders and locals. She is posting exclude
of content from her trip with her daughter. But Glad
Chad is an honorary jerk. This week, Dad joke Wednesday,
how do chickens bake from scratch?
Speaker 1: No exo?
Speaker 2: Brian Brumley says, I tried to walk like an Egyptian.
Speaker 1: Now I need a Cairo pract my money. Robert Clark
says dad joke Wednesday. They say exercise is like a drug,
and I don't do drugs. Shelly Ettington says, dad joke Wednesday.
Speaker 2: Did you hear about the guy who worked at a
calendar factory? He lost his job because he took a
couple of days off. Happy Wednesday, keep on going and smile.
Speaker 1: You are loved. Thank you, Thank you.
Speaker 2: Jose Rodriguez says, morning from Texas. Did you know your
pupils are the last part to stop working when you die?
Speaker 1: They dilate, let's take the money. I love that one.
Speaker 2: JMO says, morning jerks. Can I get all three of
y'all's T shirt sizes? Chad two, We're daisy and I
love mediums? Thank you for asking.
Speaker 1: Chad X probably extra large, extra large?
Speaker 2: JMO says, what does a pirate pay to get his
ear pierced? A buccaneer, Oh, buccaneer, a buck and ear.
Speaker 1: There you go.
Speaker 2: Ur Yel Gonzalez says, I don't have a dad joke,
but I have a tongue twister.
Speaker 1: The sixth six cheeks, sixth sheep's sick. Try saying that
three times? Can you do it?
Speaker 3: The six cheeks?
Speaker 5: The six sick.
Speaker 3: Sheeks, six sheep's sick.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, six cheks, six sheeps six. There you go?
You get one. That's it?
Speaker 1: Not bad? Not bad? Whoops? I didn't mean to do that.
How did I do that?
Speaker 2: Kristen Thompson says, I tried to walk like an Egyptian
and now I need achiro practor a lot of chiropractors
in the house today, Happy dad joke Wednesday, Thanks Mock
and Chad and Rachel. Gerhardt says Elon is on a
Ukrainian hit list along with other people. One person on
that hit list was just killed in a car jacking yesterday.
Speaker 1: Prayers for everyone.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like someone on the Info Wars team got murdered, right,
they said.
Speaker 5: He stumbled upon like a bunch of guys stealing stuff
out of cars.
Speaker 3: Oh my god.
Speaker 1: Yeah, everybody.
Speaker 2: Conservatives need to be keep your head on a swivel man,
especially if you are out there and you're public in
any way, you got to be.
Speaker 1: Like extra extra careful.
Speaker 5: Amen.
Speaker 2: Anyway, thank you Chad for another great fun day of
news delivery. Ne and he will be back with me
for the next two days and then Daisy comes back
on Monday. In the meantime, you guys have a fantastic
day and we'll.
Speaker 1: Talk to you tomorrow.
Speaker 5: Bye.