Speaker 1: I am so tired.
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Speaker 1: You do not speak for me or anyone I know.
Speaker 3: Jerk.
Speaker 4: What's up, everybody, It's gonna be a long weekend.
Speaker 1: We got to talk about Christinome because christ Nome is
making some headlines for a couple of different reasons. The
first one being that she decided to send a very
sternly worded letter to Harvard and she said, Hey, Harvard,
you have ignored me when it comes to all the
requests that we have made to you about your whole
foreign student population and what their criminality is, if any
on campus and off, and you have ignored us, and
you've not done the things that we've asked you to do,
and therefore you are going to lose your students and
Exchange visitor program certification. She did say on the second
page of the letter, you have seventy two hours from
like whenever they got the letter to come up with
these I don't know, five or six different things, and
it was a lot, but it's the stuff that she's
been asking for that they have just been out of
compliance with. And so now if you are, say that
you're a student from Italy and you're studying at Harvard.
You're for twenty five, the twenty twenty five, twenty sixth
school year on you got to find yourself another college,
like you can't stay at Harvard. So it's kind of
a huge, huge deal. Obviously, it's sending shockway.
Speaker 4: You know what, I gotta tell you, I'm a little
bit okay with this. Here's something that pisses me off,
you guys. I'm just going to tell you it's kind
of tangential to this. My daughter and you know, she
is a swimmer, as some of you know, and that
was we'll look at colleges and look at their rosters
and stuff because she's a freshman. I'm sorry, she's a softmore.
Now she's a software and she's starting to look at
colleges right and like where she can swim and she
can do engineering stuff like that. Let me tell you
what pisses me off is when you look at some
of these rosters of some of these like women's swim teams,
half of the rosters are foreigners. They're from other countries.
Speaker 1: You're not wrong because, as she says in this clip,
when she was talking about this on Fox News. It's
almost thirty percent of the student population at least at Harvard,
and it's probably true almost everywhere is foreign students.
Speaker 4: This is freaking crazy, it is. And so listen and
a lot of more like a few foreign students at
every that's fine, right, shouldn't be a third of a
student population, right, And then when you see some of
these like athletic rosters and they're dropping programs. I mean
you see some of the athletic rosters, they're giving full
scholarships to some of these people, which pisses me off.
These are some of these are state schools, right, and
they're foreigners, And I'm like, why can't they get, especially
public universities right, give those opportunities to American kids. So
that so I'm just saying that pisses me out there.
Speaker 1: I totally don't christy On. I believe Fox News talking
about this whole hullabaloo as you as it is the hullabaloo.
Speaker 5: So, as you mentioned, eighteen percent of Harvard's freshman class
this year is our ridiculous owners. Here on student b
says what happens?
Speaker 1: Where do they go?
Speaker 6: Now?
Speaker 1: What do they do?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 8: We have given Harvard multiple opportunities to give us the
documentation that we've requested to conduct oversight. We've asked them
for the backgrounds on students that attend their university, their
criminal activity on campus, off of campus, any video or
audio footage they have of this violent activity for and
they have just simply not complied. This is something that
they need to do in order to comply with this
program as it was established, and so unfortunately, all of
their foreign students will face the consequences of Harvard's lack
of protecting the individuals they go there. So twenty seven
percent of their students are foreign students.
Speaker 1: Lord have to find.
Speaker 8: Some other university to go to and hopefully they find
one that cares about them and provides a safe environment a.
Speaker 4: Third of them. Yeah, I mean, Christina is like, we
will not be ignored Harvard.
Speaker 1: That's right, It's just what they did.
Speaker 4: I don't ignore the governments. What are you doing. That's
like me saying, you know what, I'm just not going
to pay my taxes this year.
Speaker 1: What do you think they do to me? Answer them? Yeah,
they need to comply, right, crying out loud. Yeah, So Christina,
that's one thing that she's already getting a lot of
backlash for. But then there was a lawsuit some time
ago from the eight you representing like I think ten
different illegals who are like, we don't want to leave
the country, and so the acl you decided to represent them. Well,
now at least half of those people have already been
deported and the other half have decided they don't want
to pursue this lawsuit against the government with the ACLU,
And so to announce that, Christy posted the dismissal of
the suit and it says stuck it.
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I don't know, but I do kind of like it.
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Well w Wasserman Show, Wie Wasserman Schultz is who I'm
named for today, and we're about to get to a
clip of her because she is Matt You guys, about
the big beautiful Bill. Naturally, everybody on the left super
super mad about it that it passed the house, but
Mike Johnson was obviously very celebratory once it did pass,
and he was once it did pass, and he was
taken a little bit of a victory lap and kind
of poking the Democrats with how effective of a president
Trump is. And you can hear their reaction. He's speaking
on the House floor right after the vote, and they're
so mad at what he says.
Speaker 11: You guys, listen, and today wouldn't be possible without the
leadership of arguably the most powerful and the most successful
and the most respected president in the modern era of
United States.
Speaker 4: You're so mad, Suck it.
Speaker 11: Our Our Democrat colleagues mocked the objective truth. We were
delivered unified government, my friends, in November. The White House,
the Senate, and the House were delivered to the party
on this side of the guile. So you can laugh
all you want, all right.
Speaker 4: Am I going to read this? Am I reading it?
Speaker 12: You are?
Speaker 1: This is Trump? After the bill.
Speaker 4: Pass Okay, we go. The one big, beautiful bill has
passed the House of Representatives. This is arguably the most
significant piece of legislation that will ever be signed in
the history of our country. The bill includes massive tax tests,
no tax on tips, no tax on overtime, tax deductions
when you purchase an American made vehicle, along with strong
border security measures, pay raises for our ice and border
patrol agents, funding for the golden dumb Trump sav these
accounts for newborn babies and much more. Great job by
Speaker Mike Johnson in the House leadership, and thank you
to every Republican voted yes on this historic bill. Now
it's time for our friends in the United States Senate
to get to work and send this bill to my
desk as soon as possible. There is no time to waste.
The Democrats have lost control of themselves and are aimlessly
wandering around showing no confidence, grit or determination.
Speaker 1: They've forgotten their.
Speaker 4: Landslide loss in the presidential election and are warped in
the past, hoping some day to revive open borders to
the world's criminals, to be able to parnder our country men,
to be able to play in women's sports, and transgender
for everybody. They don't realize that these things, and so
many more like them, will never again happen.
Speaker 1: Thank you for your attention to that matter.
Speaker 4: To that matter, yes, absolutely so.
Speaker 1: And I don't even know about the timing of the
whole thing with the Senate. I'm assuming the Senate is
home for Memorial Day weekend and they're not going to
be looking at this until they get back. But I
would hope that it's quick. I mean, I have no
idea what the timing is going to be, but I
would really like this to get done.
Speaker 4: Why are they home. It's Friday morning.
Speaker 1: Why are they home? They need to know that for sure.
I have no idea.
Speaker 4: I mean, they could be working today. This is the thing.
Just work, get it done. This is what pisses me
off about these people. Well, one of the many things,
you know what I mean, it's like they never work ever.
Speaker 1: So Debbie Wasserman Schultz wants you to know that she
was up for twenty seven whole hours.
Speaker 13: Guys.
Speaker 1: She's upset about this bill, and she's upset about her
lack of sleep, and she's probably upset about her hair.
But she's not saying that.
Speaker 4: Out loud, right. I mean, that's what we're upset about.
Speaker 14: It just got back from the Capitol. I haven't slept
in twenty seven hours.
Speaker 4: You can tell.
Speaker 14: Democrats fought all night, all day, and into the morning
today to try to stop the Republicans from yanking healthcare
away from nearly fourteen million people, from making the largest
nutrition assistance cuts in American history, all in service to
making rich people richer. This fight's not over. We're going
to keep going. We're going to make sure that we
stop Republicans from hurting millions of people. I'll talk to
you again soon.
Speaker 4: Don't let's just don't. Don't talk to us against We
don't want you to do that. Definitely, don't do a
stealthy video like that. Don't do that. They're so mad,
you guys, They're so really mad, and they're still harping
on the people. Don't they realize that Democrats are the
rich people. That's who are the rich people?
Speaker 15: Now?
Speaker 1: They're the rich Pope. We're not exactly Yeah, well, Nancy
Pelosi also mad, and she's particularly mad about not exactly
knowing all the details of the bill, which is very,
very ironic. They didn't want the public to see the
really what was in the bill because it's very damaging
to the families across that country. We have to pass
the bill so that you can find out what is
in it. She can ever changed.
Speaker 4: I mean, it's like there's so much crap in her creamium.
Speaker 10: She can't.
Speaker 1: I mean, how do you say that out loud when
you know one of the things you're most famous for
saying is we have to pass the bill to seawoods it.
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cream out of her fourteen thousand dollars fridge or was
it the other way around? I can't remember it. Was
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Lots and lots of talk about the sweet, precious couple
that was brutally murdered yesterday, and we talked about them yesterday.
This is Yarn and Sarah, and now we're starting to
learn a lot more about their final posts. For example,
where you're there's actually a video from eight years ago
of Sarah being talked to by a local news outlet
about her fear of even attending synagogue. This was eight
years ago. When you think about how much things have changed,
it's just so, it's so sad. It's sad and sick
and all of those things. So yah On apparently his
final post on x was a retweet and here it is.
He was retweeting Ambassador Amir Widespread who said, at the
UN Relief Chief, your declaration that fourteen thousand babies are
at risk of dying in Gaza in the next two
days is a blood libel. All UN organizations have obligations
to be neutral and impartial. You are breaching constantly these obligations.
Your reports are founded on lies and on Hamas numbers,
and of course you never talk about Hamas or other
terrorists and how they use hospital, schools and shelters in
Gaza as human shields. Enough is enough. You should be
accountable for the disinformation that you and the UN spread.
And As that was his last repost that he was
warning that this hoax, all these blood libels are what
is going to get innocent people killed. And then he,
of course he was killed. It's just so sad.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that what a beautiful couple. Oh my gosh.
Speaker 10: Right.
Speaker 1: Yeah. And then Sarah, this was the what I was
just telling you about how eight years ago she was
only seventeen and she was interviewed by local news because
there was anti Semitic graffiti that was found at her
high school in Kansas and It's a very very short clip,
but here is what she said eight years ago.
Speaker 4: This is the first time senior Sarah Milgroom has felt
unsafe at school.
Speaker 14: You know, I worry about going to my synagogue and
now I have to worry about safety at school.
Speaker 5: And that didn't be a thing.
Speaker 1: It should not be a thing. It should eight years ago.
And when I think about how much things have devolved,
I mean, right.
Speaker 4: It should it should be the opposite. Yeah, and it's not. Yeah, Oh,
that's just yeah, worrying. What the heck.
Speaker 1: I don't know the name of this fellow that you're
about to hear from, but this was a guy on
that I saw on X yesterday just talking about how
this was. I mean, this is basically inevitable. When you
have this amount of blood, libel being spread, all this disinformation,
all this hatred towards Israel, it should come as no
surprise that that's where that leads. And he says a
lot better than I do.
Speaker 16: Here he is what happened last night. We're a young
couple by the name of Sarah and your own ages
twenty and twenty four were murdered in cold blood to
Israelis in DC. Were murdered by a man yelling free Palestine.
The level of propaganda that is out there that is
spreading all these lies about the state of Israel is
on such a high level that it has gotten people
to a point where they are willing and able and
happy to go out and slaughter innocent Israelis because of
the lies that they're hearing. It such a sad situation.
And this guy who did the murder obviously should be
in prison for the rest of his life, and a
lot more should happen to him. That I can't stay
on social media. But the people that are spreading lives
about Israel that are fueling people like this, these psychopaths,
they're the ones that really, really really need to be
held accountable. The people that are spreading lives Israel's that
are parthi state, Israel's do with genocide, Israel's colonial state.
All these lives are saying about Israel is with fueling
the anger towards Israel to the Jewish people. It is
videos like that. There's people on social media, which is
such a powerful tool, that is what's fueling this anger
and fueling this hate. There needs to be a level
of accountability for these people that are spreading these lives
and spreading the hatred towards Israel and the Jewish people.
May the memory of Sarah and your ome be blessed.
I mean, we have the power to continue fighting false
information and anti semitism. Stay strong on Usha.
Speaker 4: They won't be held accountable. They won't. The problem is
is that there's so many people that just cannot think
critically anymore. Yeah, you know, they just listen to this garbage.
They're like, oh ye that it's what. It's not true,
it's none of it's true.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I saw it's so I mean, there was
like an Instagram. I almost included it, but then I
thought it's impossible to read it on a on a
on a screen. But there was like an Instagram video
of just, you know, a woman giving the news, like
telling the news report about how that couple had been
brutally murdered, and then all the comments underneath it, We're
like praising the killer almost universally, And I was like,
what is happening? I mean, how have we gotten this?
Speaker 10: Yeah? Uh huh.
Speaker 4: I know, anti Semitism is just rampant, and you know what,
people on our people on our side are engaging in it,
and that's what makes me just sick. It just makes
me sick.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, we'll have a couple of examples of that
in just a minute. But first let's hear from our
friend friend of the show eight and Chataiat, who is
an Israeli who we had on our radio program like
forever and ever ago. He's also been on our podcast
not terribly long ago, sometime after October seventh, and he
released a video and he's so good, I mean, he's
so good at articulating what's going on. Although hid your kids,
hid your wives because eight ten has been known the
use of language, and rightly so in a case like this.
Speaker 4: Here he is.
Speaker 17: We woke up in the middle of the night at
three in the morning because the Huties launched yet another
ballistic missile attack, and we woke up to the awful
news that last night, two young staffers from the Israeli
Embassy were shot and killed outside a Jewish event in Washington,
d C. They just left a humanitarian gathering at the
Capital Jewish Museum, an event focused on turning pain into purpose,
and one of them had just bought the other a
ring and he was planning to propose next week in Jerusalem,
Neo one to Milicly, they shooter opened fire at close range,
and as he was arrested, he chanted free Palestine, Free Palestine.
So let's be clear. This wasn't resistance, this wasn't protest.
This was cold blooded murder. And it didn't just happen
in a war zone. It happened on the steps of
a Jewish museum in the capital of the United States,
during an event centered on cross faith corporation and aid positivity.
This is where we are. Peaceful protests stopped being pa
for the moment. He cans cover to violent ideology, because
violence always follows. If your rhetoric dehumanizes Jews, if your
cause requires you to cheer for murder, if your silence
excuses the killing of a young couple simply for being
Israeli and Jewish, then your movement isn't about justice. It's
about vengeance, motherfucker. We are seeing a dangerous trend. The
line between political cause and murder's hate is blurring, and
too many people are letting it happen. Too many people
are silent or rationalizing it, justifying it, or even glorifying it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and they're rationalizing it because they're like, I mean,
it's just the Jews.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's what it's what they do. They're rationalizing it
by completely removing the focus on where it should be
and saying and spouting off you and talking points about
that are using hamas numbers when it comes to what's
happening in Gaza, and they forget why what's happening in
Gaza is happening exactly, I mean, nicely. The whole reason
it's happening, the whole reason that there's war there right
now is because of October seventh, and like.
Speaker 4: People, do we need to remind people that they took
babies and put them in ovens. I guess we can
say that, and we can remind people of that because
people forget, you know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they absolutely do when there's news like this, like
this kind of just sickening like gross feeling in your
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voice of reason on this issue, please read his tweet.
Speaker 4: A domestic terrorist went hunting Jews last night in Washington,
DC and open firing outside a Jewish event, killing two Jews.
The terrorists, Elias Rodriguez, yelled free Palestine as he got arrested.
This type of tragedy is the natural progression of events
when the morons running our colleges, far left politicians, and
hate merchants on social media continue to normalize and seemingly
encourage anti semitism in this country. The least surprising part
about this tragedy is that the killer hated America long
before the conflict in the Middle East. He was an
active member of the Party for Socialism and Liberation and
the People's Congress of Resistance. The hell even are those
sorry erin groups right?
Speaker 1: Exactly?
Speaker 4: He was a serial agitator, as so many of the
Free Palestine movement are. For them, This isn't just about
the war in Gaza. This is about hating America and
our way of life. And the more that anti Semitism
is normalized in this country, the more emboldens these lunatics
to commit these painous acts. The bottom line is that
nobody in this country should be intimidated or fear for
their safety because of their religion.
Speaker 1: But here we are. Yeah, exactly, said Dave Portnoy.
Speaker 10: Uh huh.
Speaker 1: It's interesting.
Speaker 4: You just don't see this happening on the flip side,
you know, you know, like when you see they, you know,
a bunch of people that are Muslim coming into Dallas
and building all of these structures and doing all of
these things. Right, you don't see Christians going out and
being lunaticed. You just don't. I'm putting it out there.
You don't do it, you don't. So, but when you
see these these got I see these people that are
so entrenched and all of this hate in this. I
hate America, I hate Jews, I hate this. I hate that.
And everybody's like.
Speaker 1: It's just free speech. Just just they're allowed to do it.
It's okay.
Speaker 4: It's like they're emboldened. And I don't. It's gross because
they're able to rationalize, and we're seeing it rationalize so
much on the right. I don't. It's run rampant that
I don't like. How do you stop that? How do
you put the toothpaste back in the tube? I don't.
I just don't know how you do it.
Speaker 1: But you have to do excuse me, like what Ayton
said and what I mean, there has to be loud
voices calling it out and condemning it, as many as
there are that are that are preaching all the hate,
like Stupeters and candae Owns and all these people. There
has to be a counterbalance. And because it's what, it's
true what Dave says, the more that this is normalized,
the more that these lunatics get emboldened, And so there
has to be enough people that are not quiet that
are saying this is effing wrong.
Speaker 4: Ru it's crazy. Just imagine if we were talking if
the group was just black people. Imagine if it was
a different marginalized group that was being targeted in this way,
no one would stand for it. And so why are
we standing for it when it's Jewish people. It's yeah,
and it's and it's getting worse and worse and worse.
Speaker 1: It absolutely is. And then the New York Times, because
they can always be relied on to be insane. I
couldn't even believe this headline. It just it defies sense.
But they said the FBI seeks motive after two Israeli
embassy aids are killed. And then the subhetting says a
suspect shouted free, free Palestine while being arrested. Yeah, okay,
what is right there?
Speaker 4: But it just shows you New York Times is part
of the problem. It just shows you are our mainstream
media is part of the freaking problem. Yeah, gosh, stop rationalizing,
stop stop doubling and RATIONALI just call it what it is.
It's terrorism.
Speaker 1: I'm not sorry, but like, it's not a suspect. The
guy said I did it, right, I mean, I totally agree.
Speaker 4: They're like, oh, but you need to have due process,
Matt Okay.
Speaker 1: I mean, if the killer is saying, hey, I'm the killer. Hey,
it's me, and he just got done saying I did
it for Gaza and free, free Palestine, Palestine, right, there's
just not a whole lot of doubt about the motive,
right God. And then we had one of the witnesses
to this horrible terror act was on CNN. I forget
the name of this chick. The host. It's like Sarah,
I think Sarah something. Anyway, she's asking what he saw
like because he actually looked right into the killer's eyes,
So she's asking him, you know, what did you see?
Speaker 10: What was that like?
Speaker 1: And then when he compares it to seeing the exact
same expression on the eyes of all the psychopaths at
Columbia for example, because he's a student there.
Speaker 4: She freaked out, like she gets legit freaked out that
he's drawing a comparison when he's absolutely right.
Speaker 1: Here's the exchange.
Speaker 7: Can you give us any sense because you said you
look the shooter in the eyes, can you give us
any sense of what you saw in him as he
was sort of getting help and people were tending to him,
as if he two was a victim of seeing this.
Speaker 1: Yeah, would be clear.
Speaker 18: I like heard about that part because we were in
a secure room when he initially walked in. I just
saw him screaming and then being handcuffed. But what I
saw in his eyes, I mean I went to Columbia
for grads.
Speaker 16: Go on.
Speaker 18: I saw the same thing in his eyes as I
saw in the eyes of all the protesters at Columbia.
Nothing different between him and them.
Speaker 7: But they did not create this horrific shooting. They did not,
you know, sort of, but they didn't.
Speaker 1: They gave permission. They gave the permission, and they have
called for this.
Speaker 18: They have called for and to fought a revolution, which
is the same thing he yelled last night.
Speaker 7: Do you worry that there will be a come conslation though,
of the two, those people who are speaking their mind,
who really care about what is happening in Gaza, and
those people who are like this person who did this
horrific shooting, who intend to do harm.
Speaker 19: A conflation.
Speaker 18: I mean, they're calling for intifada at Columbia University. They
call for intifada constantly.
Speaker 1: Now they're not.
Speaker 4: Quietly, they're loud.
Speaker 19: They're loud. You can hear it.
Speaker 18: They make recordings of themselves.
Speaker 4: So what's the difference, get Jonathan.
Speaker 1: Is the difference? Yeah, there is no difference. I think
the theme of the day is suck it.
Speaker 4: And he could have just like had a punctuation mark
a band of that and just said, hey, lady, suck it.
That would have been really great, because that's how I
feel about it. Honestly, if you don't hear a truthfull
answer to a question, don't ask it, lady. It's like
she just couldn't believe that he would draw a comparison.
Of course he's gonna draw the comparison.
Speaker 1: Everybody should. I think this stuff gets into people's heads.
They don't like the truth.
Speaker 4: It just bothers them.
Speaker 1: So hard they get pretty vigigity with the truth. Suck it,
hija kids and hid your wives again. Because Megan Kelly
also saw that clip and she went off.
Speaker 20: So worried about the tie he's made to the violence
that was just unleashed against two people walking out of
this Israel event. And what we're hearing on college campus
is literally calling for an indefada against anybody who's pro Israel.
So heaven forbid you make that connection. Sorry, it's obvious.
No one's saying, Sarah s sider that that they caused it,
that they made this guy do it.
Speaker 1: But it's exactly the same rhetoric.
Speaker 20: And you know, Jewish people are getting a little sick
of college campuses allowing these people to run around calling
for their murder.
Speaker 1: It's kind of upsetting because she's so she.
Speaker 20: Recoils at him making the connection. Fuck off, I'm sorry,
that's so a fucking annoying.
Speaker 4: Yeah that I love just love her, I really really
love her. That's exactly how I feel. Fop. Indeed, I
don't like her either, Oh my god.
Speaker 1: And there are some people on our side that was
eight that free.
Speaker 4: Sorry, I just can't.
Speaker 1: I can't, I mean, and it is right, like, we
understand what our First Amendment allows. We understand that people
are allowed to say things that we absolutely loathe and
they're terrible, but they're the problem is the normalizing it.
It's affecting too many people, and there's not enough people
calling it out. And so I don't care who you
are on your own social media, you should be calling
it out. There should be no fear about calling out
the crazy.
Speaker 4: I hear you on the free speech thing. I hear you,
because you know I'm a free speech girl. But if
somebody was like, listen, we need to kill chicks on
the right, right, like there should be we need to
kill chicks on every and like if people were trying
to just stir everybody up in the country to kill
the chicks on the right, I think like we'd have
a problem with that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And I have no problem with there being you know,
especially on college campuses. If a college campus and they
should do this, if they say you cannot call for
the extermination of a race of people that is not
allowed here, that's exactly what should happen. I mean absolutely, I.
Speaker 4: I don't understand. Yeah, I just don't.
Speaker 1: I can't believe this requires explaining.
Speaker 4: But really are and then and a lot of these
kids were funky. You know, we're funding a lot of
these kids who are here and going to these ridiculous
Ivy League schools screaming all this garbage. We're funding our
own demand. You know, it's it's like not it's okay,
Like they're screaming for antipoda for Jews, but they're also screaming,
you know, debt to America. Basically they don't like, they
don't like America thing. GTFO exactly.
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really to tweet about the murder yesterday that I mean,
they used words that were very they just didn't call
it out the way that they should have called it
out right, like they generalize and they draw, like they
refocus attention on Gaza instead of keeping the focus where
it belongs. But eventually, I think all of them did
come out with some sort of a statement, even Rashida Talib.
But at first, a few hours after the news broke
about this murder, reporters caught up with Ilhan Omar, who
could not just base, just do a basic condemnation. Here's
what it looked like, buddy.
Speaker 21: Say, can give your reaction to the shooting that happened
DC last night.
Speaker 19: I'm gonna go for now.
Speaker 4: It's really hard. Yeah, she's like something, I'm gonna go
something can stand her? According to her white man or
the problem you guys white men are Wait, except that's right?
Or her brother is it her brother? No, that's not
her brother, that's her fance. That's right, that's the new
husband is actually a husband, that the first husband was
her brother.
Speaker 1: Yea so hours later, I think it took another four
hours for her to finally put out this tweet saying,
I am appalled by the dead shooting at the Capitol
Jewish Museum last night, holding the victims of their families
and loved ones, and my thoughts and prayers violence should
have in You didn't write that, That's that's about all
staff wrote that.
Speaker 4: You know that I will seriously, yeah, I will bet
money I don't have on the fact that she did
not write that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's a safe bet, ye safe bet. And then Candace, Candace,
I was so curious about what she was going to say,
given her recent trend, I guess I should say, and
I was. I even she like even she surprised me
with how callous her reaction was because hours after this
was three hours I think after our was immediately after
our show, but three hours after the news broke about
this tragedy, she decided to tweet about Gaza.
Speaker 12: And I was.
Speaker 1: Stunned, and I looked. I thought, well, maybe I missed
her tweet about condemning this horrible act, but nope, I
didn't miss it. She said, pray for the children in Gaza.
Every single day. They are enduring a holocaust, and the
Western media is trying to convince you that speaking about
it is a form of terrorism. Your soul is not
worth staying silent. And she retweeted a Pope Leo tweet
about Gaza, which he had posted the day before, and
she chose three hours after the slaughter of two Israelis
for doing nothing except being Israeli. She chose to post
this about Gaza, and this is so by design, and
she'll then act all like, what I mean, I can't
say then I'm thinking I can't pray for those children.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's on God, she's become. I mean, it's blatant.
Speaker 1: She got called out, as you would expect that she would,
and so then she tweeted about being called out, and
so she said there is nothing more fake, gay and
obvious than the quote you have blood on your hands,
aimed at people who have nothing to do with the
crime that has taken place because they hold a reasonable
opinion about something else. What is happening in Gaza is
still wrong, psychos. What is most sickening about them using
the tragic murder of tu Israelis is that it further
underscores how little they value Palestinian life. Tens of thousands
of Palestinian children murdered, and they defend it. Innocent life
lost is always morally wrong. So she does this right
to skate to skate around her? Just curious, I'm just curious.
Speaker 4: The Palestinians and like all these Hamas people, do you
think that they would actually embrace Candice and her Catholicism?
Just a question, do you think, seriously, if the shit
hit the fan, I'm just asking, just putting it out there.
If the shit hit the fan and it was like
Hamas folks right like, and then they see her and
she's a Catholic, do you think they'd be like, Oh,
we love Catholics, we love Catholics, we love Christians.
Speaker 1: Right, come on, she's she has gone off the rail.
And then chunk Yogurt also with just the most tone
deaf tweet ever. Instead of being concerned about the Israelis
that were slaughtered, he's worried about the optics for the
Palestinian cause. And so what he tweeted was, you can't
do more harm to the Palestinian cause than by killing
Israeli embassy staffers. It's obviously a moral it makes the
whole community feel unsafe. It's also deeply counterproductive because it
allows people to frame the whole peace movement as deeply
stupid and I and I'm like, what where is the piece?
Show it to me?
Speaker 4: All it's violent, they're violent, But okay, I swear to
that people don't live in the real world.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the same who are like he's illegal.
Speaker 4: She just bore across the border because it doesn't affect
the country at all. They live in like these gilded houses.
Speaker 1: Where do they live?
Speaker 4: What is going on? It's crazy.
Speaker 1: Dave Rubin called him out and said, I've met some
pretty horrible people in my years in the biz. Grifters,
racist morons, posers, sellouts, hate field psychos, ogre like monsters
with mommy issues. Chunk is all of them wrapped up
in a sweaty bacon grease dripping.
Speaker 4: Off the great description and like the whole sweaty oh
good right.
Speaker 1: It was really good, just really good day. And there
was also this meme going around which I thought was
just absolutely perfect, just that the meme that says Jews, Palestinians,
it never happened, but also it's good that it did.
Speaker 6: And actually.
Speaker 1: That is so how it works, so freaking stupid. Caroline
Lovett had a presser and then she released a statement
on behalf of Trump and which of course she expressed
his condolences to the families, and then she also said basically,
what's happening next?
Speaker 22: The evil of anti Semitism must be eradicated from our society.
I spoke to the Attorney General this morning. The Department
of Justice will be prosecuting the perpetrator responsible for this
to the fullest extent of the law. Hatred has no
place in the United States of America. Under President Donald Trump.
Everyone here at the White House is praying for the victims,
friends and families during this unimaginable time.
Speaker 1: And it turns out that it's way worse than we
even thought. So, according to Marina Medvin, she said the
newly filed charges filed against Elias Rodriguez exposed the depravity
and callousness of the murders. He didn't just kill Sarah
and Yearn, He made sure to finish them. He followed
Sarah as she crawled away in agony after he shot her,
He followed her and shot her again. He shot her
from the back. He executed her in cold blood. He
fired at least twenty one bullets at them, that's how
many cartridge casings were found, and then he just jogged off. Unbelievable.
So I know that they're going to be looking at
the death penalty for him, and it's too bind.
Speaker 10: He can go.
Speaker 4: What a Oh my god, it's just so whatever. He
should burn and he spends like a lot of time
in jail though, first before he gets to death ye, and.
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Caroline Lovett also announced what Trump's schedule looks like for
Memorial Day weekend and also beyond here she is announcing
the big parade coming.
Speaker 22: Up, President Trump will deliver the Commencement Address at the
United States Military Academy at West Point on Monday. To
commemorate Memorial Day, the President will visit Arlington National Cemetery
and participate in a reflaying ceremony. The President will further
honor our military next month on June fourteenth, when he
hosts the two hundred and fiftieth Anniversary of the United
States Army with a Grand Military Parade celebration right here
in our nation's capital. President Trunk will be joined by veterans,
active duty troops, wounded warriors, gold Star families, and patriotic
Americans from across the country to celebrate our heroes who
have kept us safe.
Speaker 1: Tickets for the parade.
Speaker 22: And the celebration are available through the America to fifty
Commissions Event Registration portal. It will be a truly historic
and special day for our country. After the parade, President
Trump will travel to the G seven Leader Summit in
Canada from June fifteenth through the seventeenth. We will be
sending an additional logistics information out after the briefing.
Speaker 1: Who's going to the parade?
Speaker 4: Raise your hand, This is going to be amazing.
Speaker 10: You guys.
Speaker 4: I cannot wait to much liberals' heads explode over all
the patriotism. Oh my god, they're down. I can't wait
for it.
Speaker 1: Are you guys ready for it? It's going to beat America? Yeah,
so America. During that same presser, Peter Jucy also asked
about the mechanics of the autopen here he.
Speaker 6: Is, I'm saying the president's making it up, but he
specifically talks about the autopen. He thinks that staffers were
using this autopen. Is there some kind of like a
badge be have to swipe to use an autopen?
Speaker 9: Is there a record of that?
Speaker 22: I can tell you here at this White House. The
president signs any document that has legal implications. The president
signs every executive order, he signs every proclamation, He signs
pretty much every document that is needed for the president's signature,
with the exception of maybe some letters to children. From
what we have heard and seen, that was not the
case in the previous administration. And the President is raising
good questions that are worth looking into.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's good that he's raising the questions, but
that that seems like a slam dunk way to investigate
what happened. There's got to be some protections on who
has access to the autopan. This should be a very
easy thing to breaking. We don't see that happen.
Speaker 4: Sorry, I've lost off faith in our government. I mean
I want to I'm holding on by a thread at
this point, but it like I would hope that they
would redeem themselves with this administration. I need to see
some people go to jail.
Speaker 10: Well.
Speaker 1: And you know, we've been talking a lot about like
what's going on with cash Bitel and Dan Bongino and
the fact that they're like Epstein totally killed himself and
everything's on the up and up there that there's no
there's no there there when it comes to anything untoward
about the assassination attempts. So there was a question from
the press pool to Caroline Lovett about specifically the assassination
and whether Trump personally is satisfied with them saying everything
is on the up and up. Here is how Caroline answered.
Last week, the President.
Speaker 15: Told brick there that he trusts his people, but based
on the available are on his assassination attempts or quote
a little bit odd. FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino has
said days later that there's no conspiracy to find and
as he put it, quote they're there that you're looking for?
Speaker 1: Is not there?
Speaker 15: My question is is the President personally satisfied with the
investigations into the attempts on his life it? Does he
agree with Deputy of PI director or does he think
there's more to it?
Speaker 22: Well, in the lead up to your question, you answered
your own question with the president's own words, and I'll
leave it at that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this does not seem to be going anywhere you guys.
Speaker 14: Now.
Speaker 1: Michael Knowles was on a panel on Pierce Morgan's show
with some guy I think his name is like Jaques
or something like that, and some others, and then we're
talking about this issue and Michael Knowles had a unique
take on it. I don't know how convinced I am
by it, but your mileage might very take a listen.
Speaker 23: I think Dan and Cash Battel are actually honest. I
think he killed himself. But Maga's pissed off right now
because MAGO was promised full release of the public files.
Pam Bondi hasn't done it. Cash Bttel hasn't done it.
Dan bond Gino hasn't done it. If you're paying attention
to MAGA right now. They're divided right now, and they're
going after Dan and Cash, and this is going to
be a huge problem for MAGA, not for the rest
of us, not for the normies.
Speaker 1: Representative of MAGA, can we get.
Speaker 24: In on this, Yes, I'm not going I don't know
Cash personally. I know Dan pretty well and I trust Dan.
I don't think Dan would lie. You got to pay
attention not only to what Dan and Cash said, but
what they didn't say. They didn't say that Jeffrey Epstein's
suicide was all on the up and up. They didn't
say that Jeffrey Epstein didn't have connections to intelligence agencies.
They didn't say that Jeffrey Epstein wasn't permitted to kill himself.
The fact that you had malfunctions of multiple security cameras
and multiple guards not showing up. They didn't say that
Jeffrey Epstein didn't, as Alan Dershowitz suggested the other day,
pay the guards off to allow him to kill himself.
There's still all sorts of questions about it. There's a
very legitimate questions unless unless you wadge at think that
the Jeffrey Epstein case was just open and shut, and
there's no reason to dig any deeper. Obviously, there are
very legitimate questions about it. But but what Dan and
Cash said can be true, and there can still be
much more to learn about the corruption that involves very
very high levels of government.
Speaker 4: Still doesn't mean that we can't get some files, you know?
Speaker 9: Is it just that? Is it?
Speaker 6: That?
Speaker 1: Is it possible that they're just saying what they can
say for now until documents are released.
Speaker 4: I don't, I don't how much more time do they
freaking need? How much more? And and that I know
the normy's comment, Julia, until I was like, what they
all just like completely freaked out when he said that,
we're trying to suggest that people on the left who
like cut kids genitals off and put boys and girls'
locker rooms, they're the normys. Okay, okay, right, But I mean.
Speaker 1: Trump is saying I'm I trust my people, and it
seems a little weird, but okay, I mean if anybody
should be like been out of shake about it, it's
Trump And for some reason, maybe and maybe he is
and we don't know it, but but the vibe he's
giving off is everything's fine, and I trust my people.
Speaker 4: Okay, I just would be I think if we don't
start staying some stuff though, people are going to get
I mean, there are people in here that are saying, like,
Pam Bondie, Yeah.
Speaker 9: What is it?
Speaker 4: Somebody comes sorry, I don't know what your name was.
I can't remember, but somebody called her scam Blondie. That
was brilliant. Actually it was pretty much. It's funny now,
but it's people money, right. Yeah.
Speaker 1: So part of the big beautiful bill. And this was
part of Caroline's presser as well. Somebody was asking about
the elimination of funding for genital mutilation of kids, and
she talked about that and this was great.
Speaker 25: I know, there's a provision of the House included that
defunds Planned Parenthood not only because of the fact that
it's the nation's largest abortion provider, but also because it's
I think the biggest distributor of transgenderal.
Speaker 1: Hormones right now, even to minors for the live action.
Speaker 22: So is the President committed to making sure that provision
stays in in the Senate. The President has maintained a
very clear commitment to ensuring that this administration and the
American people's tax dollars are not funding any institution that
includes hospital systems that are funding the chemical castration and
mutilation of children.
Speaker 1: We are not going to tolerate taxpayer dollars going to
such efforts.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, I'm just kind of done across the
board funding other people's lives across the board. And I
want to pay for your abortion. I don't want to
pay for your kid to have some weird ass transgender
surgery that I don't agree with. I'm just sick of
funding your freaking life because I'm having a hard enough
time funding mine. So girl, it's not the way that
it's supposed to be. Our founders didn't want that. Our
founders are spinning in their graves because they see all
of this garbage, all.
Speaker 1: Of this.
Speaker 4: It's supposed to be benevolent or something like, we're supposed
to be helping these people by get no done. I'm
done paying for other people.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, And it kind of like, and I
don't know where this is or if it's part of
the big beautiful bill, but do you remember before the election,
even one of the promises that Trump was making was
that taxpayers were going to fund IVF for everybody. And
I'm like, I don't like that. That seems like something
that I shouldn't have to be paying for other people for, but.
Speaker 4: I want to do it. We pay for enough for
enough people, Enough enough.
Speaker 1: Already, there was a moment with Yumish al Sindor where
Yamish was trying to say that Trump wasn't accurate when
the South African president was in the office about the
white crosses that he showed in one of his presentations,
and they Yamisha's attitude toward anyone in the Trump administration
is so clearly different than how Yumish used to be
with any Democrat. And so here's a little side by
side comparison, if you will, about how combative she was
with Caroline and then how she asked questions, the deep
probing questions to Kamala during the campaign, and the difference striking.
Speaker 22: Showed images of crosses in South Africa about white farmers
who have been killed and politically persecuted because of the
color of their skin, and those crosses are representing their lives.
Those crosses are representing their lives in the fact that
they are now dead and their government did nothing about it.
Speaker 1: Are you disputing that there's no.
Speaker 26: Fact that's the video showed what the President claimed it
showed because it did not show that.
Speaker 1: But even more, what I'm asking you is, who would
the white show that?
Speaker 22: What White Cross is representing people who have perished because
of racial person.
Speaker 26: By the videos that the President shows, and what protocols
are in praise when they're unsubstantiated information being put out for.
Speaker 22: The world and more leadership me, what's unsubstantiated about the video?
Speaker 26: I've talked to Americans from all across this country in
all walks of life who are inspired by your story.
What's your message to them as they are looking at
your journey, especially the history that you are making and
might make as the first black woman and Indian woman
to break down this glass ceiling, and even now of
course making the history that you're making.
Speaker 4: Now we have to go.
Speaker 26: But you talk about your mother and what would you
What do you think your mother would be telling you
these final days before the selection against Donald Trump?
Speaker 4: Just go beat them, That's probably what she'd said. God, insufferable,
Just stop it, just stop stop going the journalist.
Speaker 1: This is why everybody hates you, right right? And then
I think this was a New York Times. I think
this was a New York Times interview with somebody who
was commenting about the whole South African farmer thing and
how one of the things that has Trump so riled up,
rightly so, is that the government policy is that farms
can be simply confiscated from white farmers and then there's
no payment for that. So what's amazing about this clip
that you're about to hear is the very very beginning
and the very very end. Okay, So listen to the
sentence at the beginning, and listen to the sentence at
the end, and then help me understand how this even works.
Speaker 9: And there is no confiscation of land. Half of South
Africa is white owned farms essentially, even though the white
population is only seven percent. What the government did do
that that really caught Trump's eye this year was a
measure that would allow the government to take land without
providing compensation.
Speaker 1: There's no confiscation of land, but then the government government
can take the land with no compensation.
Speaker 4: What I'm sorry, but you're gonna have to pick a lane, dude,
because you're making no sense. I don't.
Speaker 1: This is what in the world now time's doing. I can't.
I don't. We're not doing their job.
Speaker 4: They're not doing journalism. But that's no shock to anybody, right,
Oh my god. All right, we got to get to
the Jake Tapper stuff. It is starting to fizzle out
a little bit.
Speaker 1: I mean, we spent a lot of time yesterday on
it because Megan's clips with Jake Tapper were so phenomenally interesting.
But he's still making the rounds and now he's actually
he was asked, and this was on CNN. He was
I think it was Wolf Blitzer if I'm not mistaken,
but he was asked, knowing what you know, now, how
does it change how you might cover President Trump going forward?
Which I thought was a really good question. Yes, he
didn't entirely answer it, but here is what he did say.
Speaker 4: Interesting, I has writing this important book investigating the Biden presidency.
Speaker 25: Jake informed you about how to cover the current president.
Speaker 21: Well, I just think in general, not Trump's specific, but
in general, I think that the press corps and I'm
certainly including myself, needs to worry less about politeness when
it comes to these health issues and needs to be
even more aggressive when it comes to demanding transparency on
health issues when it comes to the president. President Trump,
while he appears healthy. He has not been transparent about
his health records, something that.
Speaker 4: The American people have a right to. Oh so you're
going to start asking the hard questions now.
Speaker 1: Now he's going to do exactly He's going to do
it now. So glad he's learned his lesson.
Speaker 4: You guys, just a time for Trump to be president.
What a doue.
Speaker 20: This guy.
Speaker 4: I can't you gotta quit playing clips of him my
blood pressure. I can't.
Speaker 1: I can't. That's the last one. I promise, thank you.
That is the last one.
Speaker 10: Again.
Speaker 4: I never want to see him again.
Speaker 1: We do have a clip of Stephen A. Smith saying
that he thinks that this whole escapade, that everything that
was revealed in Jake Tapper's book is gonna really really
hurt Democrats, And I so hope he's right that.
Speaker 27: As Jake Tapper goes around the circuit promoting his book
and the more facts we learned from this book, I
think irreparable hom is going to be done to the Democrats.
I think the midterms are in jeopardy. I think the
presidency in twenty twenty eight is in jeopardy. It's really bad, y'all,
It's really bad.
Speaker 4: I think things are great. That's really good. I think
things are great, and yeah, I do not underestimate the
power of stupidity and TD because I just I don't.
We cannot rest and think, oh, yeah, we got this
in the bag because these people are complete idiots and morons.
Idiots and morons get off their asses and go vote,
and so we can't rest. This is that keeps me
awake at night, you know what I mean, because I
watched stuff like that and I think and there are
Republicans that see that and they're like, yeah, we don't.
We simply don't.
Speaker 1: We cannot rest.
Speaker 4: Nope, no rest for the weary Nope.
Speaker 1: Megan Kelly speaking of she was on Mark Halpern's show
to talk about what she made of the interview with
Jake Tapper, and so one of the things he asked
her was, how did he do in your view?
Speaker 4: Like, if Jake were to call you as a friend
because they are friends, and ask how he did, what
would you say?
Speaker 19: And here's what she said, done the interview, and Jake
as your friend called you afterwards and said, hey, had
I do with that interviewer? How would you say Jake
did in his interview with you?
Speaker 1: Well, I'll be totally honest.
Speaker 4: I thought he could have done better.
Speaker 20: Jake, when he's more relaxed, is much more conversational, and
I thought in our interview he sounded almost affected a bit,
you know, like almost like he was trying to be
professorial and maintain it's cool, and he kept repeating that thing.
I look back at my coverage with humility, which sounded
pr tested and not really authentic.
Speaker 4: So he had handlers. He has handlers. Oh, he is
a pr on this one, right. He has a ton
of handlers that are helping him on his little book
thor because that's what people do, right. They have all
these handlers and they're telling him what to say. So
there again, Like to me, that just totally it gets
rid of all the stuff that he's trying to stay
about transparency and about learning his lessons because he's not genuine.
Speaker 1: No, he's absolutely and authentic about it. Nobody says that
over and over and over again. No, so but he should.
He's saying is I'm deeply embarrassed and ashamed. That's that
would go a lot further. I think then, I'm I'm
looking at this with humility, gire, like, maybe.
Speaker 4: Do what we did when we went on a book
tour and we were like, you know what, we're not
going to listen to what people say. We're just gonna
be ourselves. Maybe just be yourself and be the guy
that Megan knows, and then go out there and just
do what you're gonna do and say what you're gonna say,
and not have handler ja douche because it makes you
less crutable. It makes me just even look at you
more and say, guy's a liar. He's a liar, and
he's a grifter. He wants to make money off of people.
That's precisely what he's doing now, and he's nothing more
than that. He's pathetic.
Speaker 1: He Mark also asked Megan if if she believed Jake
when he talked about not having connections at the White
House to dig into the story in real time for himself.
Here's what she said.
Speaker 19: Do you find his argument that he acknowledges he missed
the story, but that there was no way for him
to actually get the story.
Speaker 20: I don't believe it.
Speaker 1: I don't believe that.
Speaker 20: I think he did have the sources, and I just
think everyone went along because they liked the lie.
Speaker 1: They were perfectly happy with a lie.
Speaker 12: You know, Jake is articulating it perfectly now about how
Trump was viewed as an existential threat, and when that's
how you see your opponent, any many means are justified.
Except he's still not admitting he was part of that,
and that like he talked about how he didn't see
what Laura Trump saw, what I saw, what you saw.
And one question I wish I had asked him was,
why not have you spent any time trying to figure
out why you didn't see it? Because I would submit
he's not a Trump fan and it colored his judgment
and it's probably still coloring his judgment right now.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And she's friends with them, and she's like, he's lying,
but I don't worry. I don't believe him. He's a
liar and she likes him and she's saying that. So
what are we supposed to think? I didn't like him.
Speaker 1: I never will.
Speaker 4: So of course of course he's lying. Of course he's
a big fat liar from liar town.
Speaker 1: We need to talk about some good Trump stuff and
some stories about Trump that you may not have heard
and that you need to hear. But first of all,
there was a I don't even know the word for
it wasn't like a presser. I mean it kind of was,
but basically RFK Trump. They were participating in this roundtable
discussion about some of the studies that MAHA has done
that RFK has been in charge of and some of
the results that they found and how sick kids are,
like it's way worse than anybody even imagined. And RFK
Junior had some really nice things to say about Trump
that were meaningful in that he's like the basically the
first president who has the balls to stand up to
big pharma and other corporate interest and he's really really
noticed that. Here's what he said.
Speaker 3: I want to thank you for your vision, for your
courage for standing up. You know, President Trump is a
populous president. He's a president he's blamed for giving money
to billionaires and all this stuff. We hear about that
all the time, but he is on this side of
the middle class, the working class, the poor in this country,
people that I've been following. I've met every president since
my uncle was president, and I've never seen a president
Democrat or Republican that is willing to stand up to
industry when it's the right thing to do. And willing
to talk about really difficult issues and to hold his
stand on those issues. I've never seen anything like it,
and I'm very very grateful to you. I've sat it
with industry again and again in a room with him
and heard him say, we can't do that. We're going
to do something different, deliver news that they didn't.
Speaker 4: Want to hear because he's the first private sector billionaire
to get into office.
Speaker 1: You know, he's not owned by anybody, right.
Speaker 4: He just he is himself. It's really great, It really
is great. And I believe all of that. I absolutely do.
He's in there and he wants to do good things,
and he's been shot in the head. Yeah, people forget that.
I mean, he could have just bowed out at that point.
He could have been like, you know what, maybe I've
had enough because I've been shut Yeah.
Speaker 1: But instead he was like, oh, yeah, that's our guy
that takes some balls. And then there's the softer side
of Trump, the stories that we don't hear often enough,
but that exist, probably a whole ton of them. This
one was sent to me by my neighbor who she found.
I'd never seen this story before. I'm not sure how
old it is. I know that it happened. The story
that you're about to hear from this woman happened back
in the Apprentice days. But it is such a great story.
Speaker 28: Listen Manhattan and we met a woman named Debbie who's
been living in New York for fifty years. Says Trump
saved her life one night in New York, long before
he was president, back in the Apprentice days.
Speaker 1: Told us quite a story.
Speaker 2: Trump saved my life. Literally, my dad and my mom
passed at the same time. I was in a bad place.
I was going towards the Brooklyn Bridge. Don't act me why,
but I was. Donald Trump was standing on ninety seventh
Street in Broadway. He was at a friend's birthday party,
and when he saw me coming past, I was hysterical
and teered, and he gently grabbed my arm.
Speaker 1: He was like, whoa wait a minute, are you okay?
Speaker 2: And he said, well, I don't know what you're gonna
do right now, but whatever it is, forget about it.
Take it out of your head. Your mom and dad
wouldn't want that. And he talked to me to I
forgot all about what I was gonna do, so he said,
let me pray for you. So when I would get
my keys out of my pocket, and I opened my hand.
He had placed to fold it up real small, holding
up one hundred dollars bill in my hand. I framed
it literally, and this is a true story, he said,
my life.
Speaker 10: Yeah, he did.
Speaker 2: So anybody that has anything bad to say about Trump
did it because he's a good man.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's amazing. Yeah he's a racist.
Speaker 1: He's so racist.
Speaker 4: It's such a racist.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And then we told you earlier. I told you earlier
in the week about Scott Adams, the creator of Dilbert,
right right wing influencer, very very popular on Twitter, and
his diagnosis of prostate cancer. He is said when he
made the announcement that he does not expect to live
past the summer. And he told a story yesterday about
Trump that was amazing. This runs a little bit long,
but it's worth it.
Speaker 13: I see a phone number coming in. Somebody is calling
me from some number I don't recognize, something into Florida,
and I sent it to a voicemail. And a little
bit later I thought, I better check that voicemail and
see if that was anything I need to deal with.
And the first the first sentence in the transcription, because
you know the phone gives you the text version of
the voicemail as well. The first sentence is, this is
your favorite president. And I thought to myself that just
I'm the most important person in the world of voicemail.
And it turns out that I had It was Trump
and he was he was just calling to check in.
Speaker 29: Now.
Speaker 13: He left a you know, semi lengthy little voicemail just
say he was checking on met heard about my health situation,
and and then he says, you know, you can call
me back on this number. Now, obviously I don't call
him back, right because that would just be ridiculous. This
was a nice thing for him to say, So I
don't call him back. Hours go by, it's the afternoon,
same day, it's the afternoon, and all of a sudden,
another call comes through, also from Florida, and I thought
to myself, no fucking way, there's no way he's calling
me again. And I answer it and it's Trump and
apparently he'd heard my situation and he had lots of questions.
I won't get into the details of our conversation because
that would be inappropriate, but he was just checking on me,
and he had, you know, he wanted to make sure
that I was getting everything I needed.
Speaker 9: And I was it.
Speaker 13: Yeah, but at the end, this rangest thing happened at
the end, at the end of the call, you know,
when he found out, you know, the situation was kind
of dire and I was still checking out some things
that might help. He said, if you need anything, I'll
make it happen, and he meant it.
Speaker 1: Isn't that the best story ever?
Speaker 4: It really, it is so and I mean, that's an
incredible story, incredible and he's just I just hate what's happening.
I know, incredible story, but there's so many incredible stories
like that about that you've never heard.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's why I thought it was important to feature
a couple of them, because more people need to know
about that softer side of Trump that he never is
going to tell you himself, you know what I mean,
He's never going to say by the way I called
Scott Adams, He's never going to do that. So we
rely on hearing it like that.
Speaker 4: And that was really, really, really and you're definitely not
going to hear it from the mainstream media. No, So
just keep that in mind. I think critically, it's time
for some of my pillow talks and I we've introduced
you to this fellow before the impersonator he did Douglas
Murray and Lex Friedman.
Speaker 1: That's the video that we showed most recently. His name
is Tony lad Or Latipus, Latipus or Lapidus, one of
the two. Now not that, but now he brings us
Pierce Morgan.
Speaker 15: Oh.
Speaker 1: I don't know how he gets their mannerisms so well,
but he doesn't.
Speaker 10: Here.
Speaker 29: It is hard to get hold of than the President. Right,
you're all the President Donald Trump, Thank you so much
for joining me.
Speaker 10: Well, it's fantastic to be a person. You're looking pretty good.
Speaker 17: You are.
Speaker 29: I appreciate that you're not looking see by yourself.
Speaker 10: Thank you very much. Well, I want to.
Speaker 29: Begin by asking you about your recent trips in the
Middle East. Do you know what I was thinking about
the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia that he's the epitome
of a real man?
Speaker 10: Do you agree with that? Well, you know, that guy's
a fantastic he really is. I mean, I like that
guy that I can tell you know. One of the
only problems that I have with him, Pusson, You know
what it was, I don't It was that maybe I
liked him a little too much, right, I mean the
fake news out here that they'll say Donald Trump says
he likes Saudi chrome. Yeah, I do.
Speaker 12: I do.
Speaker 10: I like him. I like him a lot. And by
the way, that's a good thing, not a bad thing.
Speaker 29: Should talk about it wrong? Yeah, A lot of people
saying that you might be giving up for steak interest that.
Speaker 10: Well, I really don't want to talk about the Peers
because well, quite frankly, it's not going to be good.
I mean, we have in the United States weapons the
likes of which the world has never seen. Look, here's
the deal.
Speaker 9: You're ready.
Speaker 10: Uh, Iran has got to stop talking about the N word.
They can never ever go N word, Okay. I mean
they keep using the N word, and I don't know
why they're using it, but we can't have it.
Speaker 9: Hang on, hang on, hang on.
Speaker 29: I don't think it's just Iran.
Speaker 17: They shouldn't be using the end word.
Speaker 29: I don't think anybody should be using it.
Speaker 10: Well, I will say that sometimes, you know, it's president,
you have to use the end word. I mean, it's
a horrible word to use, but you know, sometimes we
don't have.
Speaker 4: A choice, and it's.
Speaker 2: Good.
Speaker 4: It's a horrible.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the wink off to the side, right, Oh my god.
Speaker 16: To do it.
Speaker 4: I don't incredibly touch a talent you guys that I
don't have. It's just so great, just amazing.
Speaker 1: This next one is a video for this guy. I
think he's Irish or Scottish. I'm never quite sure of
the difference between the accents, but it's from one of
those two places, and he is showing fair food. Okay,
he's reacting to how American fair food is so just
over the top. It's the accent that makes it so funny.
Speaker 4: I have really brittley because I love fair food. I'm
getting a little bristly, but okay, go ahead, God no,
it's so so good.
Speaker 30: Okay, kids, Americans are getting up to some absolute shenanigans
at the La County Fair. The food is some of
the most disgusting footage I've ever witnessed. Well done, America.
Speaker 16: You should be.
Speaker 30: What other nation could possibly bring us. The triple doughnut
I love how not only is it a doughnut burger,
it has three fucking burgers in her. They were going
to go with two, but they didn't want to be
counts starving paper and the Americans need the energy so
they can walk over and buy a Cereal bargain, pick
a lemonade. Nobody asked want, But there were also healthy
options of I want to tank America. Actually, just wait
one second. I want to thank America for showing us
what's possible. We're fat counts, but what we're doing is
child's play. Every day, you show us what we could be.
Follow me, I'm delicious.
Speaker 4: I think he's Irish, Mark, I think that that was Irish. Yeah,
just the use of the sea word and everything. I
feel like he's Irish. Oh my god, I just love
that brilliant. I want everything that he showed. Every single
thing except for the strawberries is are way too healthy.
But then the I mean, it's just still way too healthy.
So yeah, I don't know if.
Speaker 1: You guys see the trend on all the socials, but
there is a trend where wives and girlfriends are asking
their husbands slash boyfriends to call their friends the so
like I would tell Ron, call your friends and wish
them good night.
Speaker 4: Yes, tell them good night.
Speaker 1: It's the best trend ever and the reactions from the
dudes are so funny and for what and I'm for
whatever reason, this crosses racial lines. Okay, I've seen videos
from white dudes calling their friends to tell them goodnight.
I've seen videos from black dudes. The black dudes are
way funnier. Okay, so you're going to see a couple
of examples from black dudes calling their friends to tell
them good night. I cannot get enough from this trend.
Cannot get enough.
Speaker 9: I'm just see tomorrow, Bro.
Speaker 10: I was just kind of say good night.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, good what you mean.
Speaker 9: Like, bro?
Speaker 10: Good night?
Speaker 1: Bro?
Speaker 10: Get my dog bro chaking it real quick.
Speaker 30: Yeah, I just talked five minutes ago.
Speaker 31: I know that, but went like I had to say
good night bro, like sleep well, bro, Bro, Bro, I
can't tell my homies like sleep well.
Speaker 16: Bro.
Speaker 32: Get good rest.
Speaker 17: Hey, bro, Bro, I don't know what type of shenanigans.
Speaker 25: You're all right now, bro, but you're at the real
bonkers right now.
Speaker 1: Bonking.
Speaker 14: Oh, I'm trying to bring a temperature.
Speaker 32: No, I'll just call and tell you good night, bro.
Sweet dreams, m hmm, hello.
Speaker 4: Hello, Hello, Yeah, what do you.
Speaker 25: Mean good night?
Speaker 32: I'm about to lay down, bro. I'm not getting the bead.
I just want to call tell you good night, bro.
Sleep dreams, get a nigga, Why the hell you caught?
Speaker 12: Why are you?
Speaker 10: Good night?
Speaker 32: I hope you sleep tight, bro, nigga? All right, all right,
I'm gonna talk to you tomorrow. Man, Sweet dreams.
Speaker 26: Where do you?
Speaker 27: Where do you have going?
Speaker 19: What do you?
Speaker 30: Sweet dreams?
Speaker 10: Nigga?
Speaker 32: I'm good, yeah, Bro, I just I can't.
Speaker 4: I can't wish.
Speaker 6: Did you sleep good tonight?
Speaker 32: Bron Win In the hell have you ever wished it?
All right, Brom, I'm I'm gonna sleep tight, so I'm
gonna let you all right, Bro, all right.
Speaker 3: Nigga, don't don't call my phone doing this?
Speaker 12: What you.
Speaker 4: Know?
Speaker 10: What you know?
Speaker 4: It's a wife that's just like dying.
Speaker 1: It is the greatest thing, you know. I would love that.
David Hogg, he'd actually be like, oh thanks.
Speaker 4: He's probably does that.
Speaker 1: On the regular anyway, does it to all of his
guy friends. That's already part of his routine.
Speaker 4: It is part of his routine.
Speaker 1: I love that, all right. We do have a couple
of thank yous. Amanda Barnard said, I listened at work
and sent the message about zero hedge guy on Tuesday.
This morning, I had a sticky on my desk that
said zero Hedge and I was like, what the crap
is this? Then I saw my old Venmo at the
end and I remembered, it's menopause. But I know it
totally is menopause.
Speaker 4: Brain. I feel you on that.
Speaker 1: Then she said, Venmo won't let me say that menopause sucks.
The moderator must be a man ps. I'm not a
man hater. They just can't possibly comprehend what it's like
to go backwards through puberty. It's true. Yeah, you can't
say sucks on Venmo. I guess you have to be serious.
Speaker 4: You can't.
Speaker 1: I'm not weird.
Speaker 18: That weird.
Speaker 4: That is so weird, super weird.
Speaker 1: Also from s Z plus over on Local says, realize
I haven't thanked you both for all you do in
months placed my ohamma omaha steak order yesterday, just gave
my two yellow lab girls their daily coat defense rub.
Hope everyone has a safe and happy Memorial Day week.
Speaker 4: Thank you, I thank you?
Speaker 14: No you?
Speaker 4: Okay, Judy Flattney, am I the only one I have
to listen to. Stuart can't click out until thank you
come again?
Speaker 16: Lol.
Speaker 1: It's Spencer.
Speaker 4: It's Spencer, not Stuart. It's Spencer.
Speaker 19: H uh.
Speaker 4: Huh, but I'm sure you appreciate. He's probably watching right now.
That's what she's talking about me. Okay, okay, thank you,
Brian Brumley. These people chanting Antifada and death to America
are loading the loading the bullshit and handing the the
gun to people like the shooter. They are culpable. Had
there were a lot of asterisks in there because I
think that, yeah, h there's stroke John the bullets. I'm sorry,
oh right, right, right right.
Speaker 1: Yah, learning the bullets.
Speaker 4: You're right though, Brian, You're absolutely right, Jennifer. No, that
is very generous. Thank you so much. We hope you're
doing okay. We're thinking about you. Hey chick, celebrating being
able to watch my first live in almost two weeks.
Thank god, Jennifer.
Speaker 1: Exciting it is.
Speaker 4: Sending you hugs. We're sending hugs right back, right back.
Everybody keep praying for Jennifer. Janine Climpt, thank you for
the supersticker rolled down, Kimberly Donaldson, I swear Debbie Wassterman.
Schultz looks like a drowned pound puppy. Maybe she needs
some healthy sala mock. So great to see tea bone
with that big beautiful smile.
Speaker 1: Yes, it was so good to see him, So good
to see him.
Speaker 4: He's doing great, awesome, se News Tapper, Candace Schultz, Omar, CN, Pelosi,
et cetera. Can all suck it hashtags, sucket, god bless
our goal star families remember those loss all gave some thumb,
gave all love, y'all balls Agreed, you guys, make sure
that you remember what the weekend is for, right. I
think everybody here knows, so, Brian Bramley. My first reaction
to the dude called me like that would be to
ask why what, which I think is a correct response.
Guys were bringing it in. It's a Memorial Day. Bring in,
It's a Memorial Day, bring in. I know there's a
lot of We have a three day weekend, so we'll
see you guys on Tuesday, and wow, everybody have a
lovely weekend.
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