Speaker 1: Tell me you're never disciplined as a child without telling me.
Speaker 2: Absolute useless clowns, absolute clowns.
Speaker 1: Nothing to see here, nothing to see. It's just political retribution.
What a CAUs a little brat? Maybe not put buttholes
on our flags? How about it? I just feel like
that's a simple ask. Good morning, Happy Thursday, everybody. How
are we?
Speaker 2: We're a little blot today because the weather on my
part like it's cloudy here and blah and nappy. I
want to nap.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I have a little bit of a head low
grade headache. I'm on Migreen Med. So I excuse my
attitude today. If I'm If I'm bitchier than usual, I apologize,
and usually.
Speaker 2: That makes for a good show.
Speaker 1: It usually does. Yeah, so I feel feel good about it.
She feels positive about it.
Speaker 2: You guys, there's a there's a note. There is a postle,
a side note that has for some reason just now
been unsealed.
Speaker 1: What is that?
Speaker 2: From Jeffrey Epstein? Here is the actual note, and it
says they investigated me for months, found nothing. So sixteen
year old fifteen.
Speaker 1: Year old charges resurrected. It is no treat to be
able to choose one's time is a try. Oh, it
is a treat. It is a treat to be able
to choose one's time to say goodbye? What you want
me to do? Burst out crying? No fun, not worth it?
Do you think you got it?
Speaker 2: Go? Well, here's the thing. So I just feel like
this would be very, very easy to check with somebody
who knew him well, to say, hey, is this his handwriting?
Speaker 1: Yes or no?
Speaker 2: And that would be one piece of the puzzle. New
York Times was not able to authenticate it, per se.
I have no I just have no thought. I'm so
tired of this story. I just can't bring myself to
have thought it about it.
Speaker 1: I just I'm so tired of it too. I'm beyond
tired of the story. I know everybody, everybody wants us
to keep talking about this story, but I I just
I don't want to.
Speaker 2: Plus, I don't I don't think his personality to know
if that's how he would talk or what he would
say in a suicide.
Speaker 1: I just it's like, you don't want to want to
get to know his personality.
Speaker 2: Right, Yeah, thank you, I'm good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's just it's I'm glad he's dead. How's that
Is that a mean thing to say? Because I don't.
Speaker 2: Care gone like he was kind of not he wasn't
good for the world.
Speaker 1: No, you know he's gone and we're all better for it.
Speaker 2: I think that's I think that's a fair statement.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I think so too. I think it's very fair.
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Speaker 2: There is an update on Iran and what's happening there
in terms of negotiations. Here is a brief Fox report
on where we are.
Speaker 1: Right now the US and Iran.
Speaker 3: The Wall Street Journal reports the two sides are hammering
out a fourteen point memorandum laying a framework for a
month long period of talks, which could resume next week.
In Islamabad. Former NSC chief of Staff under President Frum
Alex Gray, joins me. Now, Alex, good morning to you.
So one of the latest messages from the President on
this comes from Truth Social, he writes, Assuming Iran agrees
to give what has been agreed to, which is perhaps
a biggest the already legendary epic fury will be at
an end, and the highly effective blockade will allow the
horm moustrait to be open to all, including Ron. If
they don't agree, the bombing starts.
Speaker 2: So the two sides are on.
Speaker 3: In the US, they are taking another stab at diplomacy.
But there's of course a lot of daylight between the two.
Right now, what are the chances that something tangible actually
crosses the finish line?
Speaker 4: Well, Carly, I think we're actually moving in a positive direction.
Speaker 2: I mean that's good. Positive directions are good.
Speaker 1: They're hammering out, you guys.
Speaker 2: They're hammering it. So there was a little bit more
detail there. Washington presented Tehran with a new nuclear frame work,
and acceptance of that framework triggers thirty more days of
detailed talks, and then apparently our red lines include dismantlement,
a Ford out Naton's and isfahan, a total ban on
underground nuclear work on demand inspections, a twenty year enrichment moratorium,
handover of all the enriched uranium stuff piles, and reopening
the straight in step with the US easing the blockade sanctions.
Relief would be performance based and not upfront. And then further,
just more detail about the demands. Iran would have to
formally declare that it is not pursuing a nuclear weapon.
There would be a complete prohibition on underground nuclear activity whoops,
snap inspections any old time we want, with automatic penalties
for violations, a twenty year halt on enrichment, and the
transfer again of all of the stockpiles out of Iran.
Speaker 1: So that that's what they've been so bad at though,
is saying we're not going to have a nuclear weapon.
It's like they are unwilling to do that. So because
terrorists are going to terrorists, this is there life the problem.
So we'll see how that goes. It's a yet another month.
Speaker 2: Well, and you know, I feel like if they don't
and it just it the longer we negotiate, I just
feel like they could just draw this out for two
more years, let's say, yeah, until there's another president. Yeah who,
and you know, and maybe they're taking their chances that
it won't be somebody that keeps them in the dark
like Trump has always got them guessing, right, And so
I don't know, I don't know. Well, I guess we'll
just have to see. We have to trust that there's
good negotiators. I mean, Marco and Jared Kushner, these are
good negotiators.
Speaker 1: So we'll But you're right, it could be another president
that gives them palettes of cash instead of doing right,
instead of doing what he's doing. And so many people
are so mad about gas prices and all this other stuff.
And I worry about the midterms. I worry about, you know,
twenty twenty eight because of this. I like that he's
doing this, you know, you know that I agree with
all of this. I think it's great. Somebody has to
quit kicking the can down the road. And I fell
at these freaking lunatics and he's doing it. He's the
one dealing with it. And people don't like it, they're
uncomfortable with it. But at the same time you get
people who are like, but my yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, and I do I do worry. I mean, I
know it's a leftist talking point which I don't ever
like to echo, but I do worry that. You know,
you just saw that tweet in that Fox report from
Trump saying, you know, if they don't agree to if
they don't like fully surrender essentially, then the bombing is
going to start. And he says these kinds of things
a lot, and then all of a sudden, we'll get
a tweet that says, Pakistan has asked me to back down,
and he does. And so now there's like this, there's
basically all these tweets. It's a joke on Twitter now
of people going, I was going to take out the trash,
but then Pakistan said maybe you shouldn't do that, so
I'm not you know what I mean. Like it's it's
become enough of a routine now, this sort of hot
and cold that that.
Speaker 1: Needs to stop.
Speaker 2: If he's dealing set the red line, then actually keep
the red line.
Speaker 1: You know, dealing with kids and teenagers, they'll call your bluff.
You've got you got to like hold the line. Man,
You follow through. When you threaten something, you got to
follow through on it, you know. That's the thing. So
that's where all of that is.
Speaker 2: And I know that doesn't really tell as much of anything,
but that's that's all we know. And you've probably heard
by now that there's this crazy Hanta virus that's taking
hold on this cruise ship that's now headed for the
Canary Islands in Spain. It's got one hundred and fifty
people aboard and it was hit with this deadly strain
of the hantavirus. It's killed three people, and it's a
specific Andy's strain of the hantavirus, which is incredibly rare,
but it does spread person to person and like forty
percent of people who get it will die.
Speaker 1: Like it's real, real.
Speaker 2: Bad, And so Robbie Starbuck tweeted about this, saying it's
so insanely deadly that it would be criminal for anyone
on that ship to be allowed off until they've conclusively
found that no one has it anymore, and that the
virus hasn't mutated to allow for easier human to human transmission.
It is the rare strain that already allows for human
to human transmission, but only with very close contact. If
it's somehow mutated to allow for easier transmission. To be
a nightmare that the modern world has never seen the
simple solution, And this is actually something I just asked
Ron about. I was like, isn't there like a isn't
there a mercy ship. Isn't that what it's called, Like
the ship that's literally dedicated to healthcare.
Speaker 1: It's it's like a hospital on the water. He said.
Speaker 2: The simple solution is to send out another boat to
act as a short term hospital and quarantine everyone until
the threat has passed. We cannot take the chance of
ever shutting down the world again. It just cannot happen.
And it shouldn't have happened with COVID, which is child's
play in terms of fatality rate in comparison, which is true,
but it does not spread with the ease that COVID spread.
Speaker 1: So they didn't do anything in that third paragraph. They
didn't do that. They didn't quarantine anybody. In fact, twenty
six passengers got off of that cruise ship twelve days ago.
Seven of them have come to the United States since then, Arizona, California, Georgia,
Texas in Virginia. That's where they live. So I mean,
I'm just saying, I don't are those people quarantined? No, No,
they just got off and went home. So I mean,
that's this that seems really dumb. Yeah, it's dumb. It's stupid. Yeah,
it's stupid. So I have a problem with that. I
have a problem with that. I listen. I don't like cruises,
so I don't. I The last cruise I took was
to Alaska. Oh my god, eons ago, and I got
the Norwalk virus. I got it. I was sick for
two days on that ship, and I just remember thinking,
the reason I'm sick is because we're all in this close.
I mean, I felt so claustrophobic. Yeah, it was the
good thing about it is that everything I ate. I
didn't gain any weight because I was, you know, growing
up for two straight days. But because you know, you
eat so much on cruises, you usually know you're going
to gain like ten pounds, I didn't gain any weight.
But that was the only silver lining of that trip.
It was you got it was I just don't. Why
do people cruise? Why do people do that? Still? Yeah,
like a walking Petrie dish. I mean one twice.
Speaker 2: Once was completely paid for because it's when my husband's
team won their IndyCar championship, and so the team paid
for us to do it. And that was super fun.
And then the second one was a Disney cruise for
Jackson when he was any bitty And both of them
were great, but like, were they greater than any trip
we've had on land? And a trip on land is better.
Speaker 1: That's how I feel too. Yeah, I feel that way too.
I'd rather go to resort and like have space, yeah,
and not have everybody on top of me, you know,
just right, I get it. I totally get it. I mean,
that's happening. Watch out for the hand of virus. Is
it handed the hand of virus?
Speaker 2: The hant of virus?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 2: And I guess watch out for whatever that nor thing.
Speaker 1: Was that you got them.
Speaker 2: I don't know if that's spreading right now.
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cruise ships properly, which happens, people get stuff. That's just
you know, And that's another thing. I'm a clean freak,
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Speaker 2: All, right, So, there was another big, highly publicized FBI
raid yesterday and it was at the offices of the
Virginia Senate President Louise Lucas, a Democrat and close ally
of Virginia Governor Abigail span Burger. So apparently this was
inconnect to a major corruption probe according to Bill mallusion,
and the FBI served multiple search warrants approved by a
federal judge at her office and a next door cannabis
dispensary that she owns. So that was this broke pretty
soon after our show yesterday. We started seeing news reports
about this. And then what was so funny about this
is that when Bill mlusion tweeted this photo Jonathan Martin,
and I am unfamiliar with Jonathan Martin, but he said,
I don't Can you read his tweet at the bottom
of the screen, because I've got a line that covers
it ex.
Speaker 1: I do too, but I think it says, I don't
know what's more unstable.
Speaker 7: The picture, subtle, unsubtle, unsubtle or unsubtle the picture, or
the laughable suggestion that she is a close ally of
spam Berger.
Speaker 2: So Byron York was like, as far as the photos concerned,
seems entirely reasonable to take one straight from her senate
web page, as if like, I don't know what Jonathan
was was implying there, but like Bill Malusian just literally
took the photo that she has of herself on her
official Senate page. But even then, you know this this
whole thing, and like to imply that she's tight with
Spaanberger is ridiculous. And so Ben Dominic was like, it's
the photo on her own website. I guess you could
use this one.
Speaker 1: This is the thing, and you're like, this is political retribution.
It's it's like it's I'm so exhausted by the double standards.
And I feel like Virginia demps have been running around
kind of like Minnesota ones where they just feel like
we're above it, we can do what we want, and
it's like you can't, you can't do whatever you want,
and now you have to be held accountable for maybe
possible crimes that you've committed. And they get all bugigitty
about it, like they're just like, why you're you're saying
this to us, Yeah, the law, remember that's right, My
goodness's right.
Speaker 2: So here is a Fox report. This was like as
the raids were taking place, there was a Fox reporter
on the ground talking about it.
Speaker 8: Here's what she said, Court authorize criminal search warrants that
they are issuing, and they're going into the building behind me.
This is the office here in Portsmouth of State Senator
Louise Lucas. You can likely see some of the FBI
agents behind me. All of the staffers inside this building
were told to come outside. I could hear them saying
that they were not allowed back of the building. Throughout
the last hour, we've been seeing the FBI come and
go carrying boxes out of the building. Now, just across
the parking lot next to where I am, there is
a cannabis dispensary. We know that the state Senator is
associated with several cannabis locations and dispensaries, and what we're
seeing there a completely different scene carrying out SWAT teams
arrived with their weapons drawn, telling anyone in the building
to come out of the building with their hands up.
Speaker 2: We also saw at least.
Speaker 8: Three people being taken away, taken into custody if they
were put in handcuffs, put on the ground, and then
they were taken away. So it's a slightly less large
presence than we did see earlier, but there still is
a good amount of FBI agents still here on the ground. Also,
what happened within the last hour, the Senator Louise or
Lucas arrived here herself. I was able to speak with her.
I asked her what her reaction was to all of this.
She told me she had no idea what they were
doing here. I asked her about the different locations that
they might be. She in response, asked me what locations
the FBI were at today. We know, according to officials,
at least ten locations are being looked at today.
Speaker 1: I mean, at least they didn't go through underwear drawers, right, There's.
Speaker 2: That that there is that benefit for her. I guess
a few days ago people were questioning her whereabouts and so,
just to give you a little flavor, because I don't
know anything about this woman like not one single thing
espect yesterday.
Speaker 1: Pretty sketch whigs. You know, I was told the cultural
appropriation is bad. This is what I've been I've been
properly informed. And the chick's running around with like these
white suburban wine mom wigs. What is that? That's true?
Speaker 2: Well, and apparently, speaking of wine, she does like to party,
according to this tweet, because somebody was asking where the
hell is Louise Lucas, she apparently was missing, hadn't been
seen since April twenty first, and her response was to
retweet it saying I was out partying my ass off
all weekend long. Where the hell were you? I was like, Okay,
well we're getting an insight personality.
Speaker 1: How old? How old is this broad? And she's out party?
Speaker 2: No, I'm assuming in her seventies.
Speaker 1: I guess good for her, because I mean, I'm sorry,
eight thirty. I'm like, it's time to wind it down.
It's time to eight thirty. I am in rem she
is at seven o'clock, you guys. I mean, I guess
props to this broad because wow, I mean, dang party.
Speaker 2: That is something.
Speaker 9: So.
Speaker 2: Julie Kelly also tweeted about this back in October of
twenty twenty five about this woman, saying, sources tell me
the prosecutors Elizabeth Ucy and Kristen Bird were fired, escorted
from the building, and stripped of security clearances for leaking
information on sensitive investigative matters to MSNBC and Fusion Ken
in particular, and Mike Davis retweeted that yesterday, saying breaking
one of these sensitive investigative matters was the federal investigation
of Democrat Virginia Senateate President Louise Lucas. So the plot thickens,
and then, of course you heard about the cannabis thing.
She also apparently owns a Medicaid waiver service for the disabled,
a medical transportation company, and that Medicaid funded waiver service
has over two hundred seventeen violations. The online records list
over five million dollars in revenue. She bought an entire
block of homes that bill for those services. There is
zero evidence of employees except her two daughters, and they've
also those businesses have contributed very handsomely to her political campaigns.
Speaker 1: Wow, that's so shocking. It's so shocking, And you know,
if a Republican did this, they'd be held accountable. But
since it's a Democrat, you know, here in Virginia, it's
like nothing to see here, nothing to see.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And what's super interesting about it is that this
investigation was started under Biden. And this is according to
The New York Times. Two people familiar with the case
said the search was related to an investigation opened during
the Biden administration that has now continued examining, you know, corruption,
bribery related to her businesses.
Speaker 1: So they're out of these people are out of control.
They think they are above the line, and then they
point fingers and say, nobody's above the law. They're just reprehensible.
Speaker 2: But it sounds like things are happening.
Speaker 1: I know, it's finally, And maybe that has something to
do with the fact that, like a lot of the
people that were in I guess, running the show when
it comes to justice, or not running the show anymore
in this administration. I don't know. I have no idea,
but it is interesting. However, the past couple of weeks
things have been happening from a justice perspective, isn't it.
Don't you think that's weird?
Speaker 2: I know, And it does seem like it's like as
soon as Pam Bondi is gone, like all of the
stuff starts happening. But Mike Davis is the first to
say it's because of the groundwork that she laid. So
you know, we're not part of the DJ We have
no idea, but all we can do is rely on
people who are. And that is what they're saying, is
that Pam Bondy has she took all the necessary steps
to get to all of all of this coming to
a head. So maybe that's true, Okay, I guess we
can give her the benefit of the doubt. I guess
they did catch up with abbagae L Spanberger to get
her reaction, and she was very just sort of matter
of fact and not really saying anything here.
Speaker 10: She is well, certainly, I am aware of the law
enforcement action that occurred in Portsmouth, and I am awaiting
more details to become public before weighing in with any
strong public comment. And as more information becomes available, I
look forward to making further.
Speaker 2: Comment that could not be like less of a statement,
you know.
Speaker 1: What I mean. It was a non statement.
Speaker 2: It was a non statement exactly. She looked very prim
and proper. She did, didn't she very proper? And I
don't know where she was. There was like a bunch
of animals in the background. She did in a museum
or something.
Speaker 1: I didn't even notice that. Yeah, there's like animals on
the wall and stuff. Did you see that? In mind only?
I mean she was at a lodge of some sort
something like that.
Speaker 2: Mike Davis, by the way, enjoying this way too much. Actually, no,
it's not enough. He's enjoying it as much as he
should be.
Speaker 1: That's all right.
Speaker 2: So he took great delight in retweeting a tweet that
Louise Lucas herself had put out a couple of years ago.
And here is what she said, Donald Trump just learned
No one is above the law. That was March thirtieth
of twenty twenty three, and Mike Carrey tweeted us saying,
dear Louise, how you doing tonight's sweetheart?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I just love it. This is the
thing that they're not lives forever.
Speaker 2: I cannot get enough of how much he cannot get
enough of this story?
Speaker 1: Yes, it's just perfect. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Also, in other crime news, this is interesting. So we
know that Savannah Hernandez and those three family members who
assaulted her in Minneapolis not long ago. You know, they're
all facing their own federal charges. But now Savannah is
filing a civil lawsuit, which is so so so appropriate.
So she filed a dan it.
Speaker 1: I don't know why that keeps happening.
Speaker 2: She found a civil lawsuit against all three of the
family members, and she says, I promise to use every
legal avenue to hold them responsible, and I will be
working with Murdoch JDF as we continue to pursue justice,
who just happens to be Mike Davis's lawyer.
Speaker 1: And so, yeah, is so fantastic.
Speaker 2: So he said of Murdoch JDF that he is a
savage and said those low lives who attack Savannah are
about to get legally fed up.
Speaker 1: I love it. I love it so great it is, Yes,
I know, just absolutely perfect coming home to roost. Yeah,
that's right.
Speaker 2: And speaking of fraud, corruption, et cetera, we all know
that Jade Vance is now in charge of, you know,
exploring and investigating fraud all over the country, and he
gave a statement yesterday about snap benefits in particular. Here
he is on that that.
Speaker 11: We've got three hundred and fifty five thousand people on
stat benefits receiving double benefits that we've got one hundred
and eighty six thousand dead people getting SAT benefits, one
hundred and eighty six thousand dead Americans.
Speaker 1: Getting food stamps.
Speaker 11: Right now, I could go down and down the list.
We just serve twenty two twenty two investigatory procedures the
Department of Justice. We went from discovering what happened in
Minneapolis to serving twenty two you know, subpoenas so that
we could go after the fraud that's happening in Minneapolis.
And we did that in just three months. And yes,
ladies and gentlemen, when we find crime, those people are
going to go to prison for defrauding you because that's
exactly how it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, right, totally. And this is a dude that grew
up poor, so he gets it. He understands that, he
understands welfare, he understands the benefits, he understands people like
taking advantage of it. I mean he gets it, he
totally does. I've been seeing people on X and whatnot
pissed off because of like work requirements for welcome seriously
still is still and this is this is our country now,
Like I would I really would like to see some
shame return to welfare and it's listen, it's it shouldn't
be something that you aspire to be on. It should
be something that you want to be on for a
little bit and then you want to do everything you
can to get off of it. And so many people
are making it their occupation, not okay, or they're side hustle.
Speaker 2: Like all the people that own like Lamborghinis who are
also taking snap benefits.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's insane. That is crazy. If you have
a Tesla and you're on welfare, you shouldn't be on
welfare exactly exactly.
Speaker 2: And unfortunately, you know, good on JD and all the
work that he and his team are doing. Unfortunately, the
local and state representation in Minnesota, for example, are of
absolutely no help. And this is something that doesn't Grage
pointed out Democrats unanimously blocked a Senate investigation.
Speaker 1: Into Tim Walls over the fraud.
Speaker 2: They unanimously blocked an investigation into Keith Ellison, and they
unanimously blocked a subpoena into ilhan Omar. Do you see
the trend yet? I suspect that our audience definitely we
see it. We totally do.
Speaker 1: They will defend criminals.
Speaker 2: God, I mean.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know. I never understood it during the dough stuff.
I just never understood how they were so dead, they
were just so set against them trying to find fraud.
I don't know's I don't get it. If somebody's stealing
from you and you're like, no, no, don't look into it,
don't prosecute, don't do anything. I want them to steal
from me, you are mentally ill.
Speaker 2: Right, Like what who is doing that? The people that
are you know, blocking the investigations. To me, that's like
instant proof that they are in on.
Speaker 1: It, you know what I mean that?
Speaker 2: And so the whole system is corrupt, which is why
it requires a response at the federal level, because you
cannot trust these state and local officials to do what
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Speaker 2: All right. I know it's kind of old news that
Minnesota's state flag changed because Tim Walls was like, how
do we make this more Somalie?
Speaker 1: How do we make it more gay and Somalian? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yes, and so there was an official change that happened
some time ago, probably about a year ago at this point.
But I just saw this because we were just talking
about Minneapolis, and I just saw this video yesterday of
a guy with this very specific complaint about that flag
that he would like to tell you about.
Speaker 12: Okay, you may not agree with me on this, but
our new state flag sucks, and I'm going to tell
you why. Once you see it, you won't be able
to unsee it. Walk with me.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 12: For some reason, our governor got the great idea to
change our state flag, and they got a committee together
and changed it from this to this. Now, a lot
of people around here say the new flag looks a
little bit too much like the flags of Somalia, which
is a little bit of a sensitive topic around here.
But that's not the real problem. The real problem is
that our new flag looks like a butthole. Can't see it?
How about now, Oh, we see it.
Speaker 1: I don't want to flag.
Speaker 12: That looks like a butthole. And if you agree, call
your state center, call your state representative, and tell them
you don't want a flag that looks like a butthole.
Speaker 13: Right.
Speaker 12: I can't believe these people. They made a flag that
looks like a butthole. I can't believe it.
Speaker 1: Right, it's stupid, you guys. If you've read any Vannagat,
you know it used to put like the asshole in
his writings, just like draw the asshole. That's what it
looks like it looks like a Vonaget asshole. It kind
of does. I didn't.
Speaker 2: I had never noticed that until I saw that video,
and now it's all I can see.
Speaker 1: Yeah, maybe not put buttholes on our flags, how about it.
I just feel like that's a too much shask. It
really isn't all to ask.
Speaker 2: Speaking of corruption and greed and dirty play, there is
a new lawsuit that Runs is tweeted about saying that
we've been sued about our new congressional map by groups
represented by lawyers from drum roll, Please SPLC. He's basically like,
I'm glad to see the SPLC is not on our side. Yes,
there is no more corrupt organization than that.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I can I can't believe they're still
in business. I know, if everybody's finding out what they did,
they should be completely out.
Speaker 2: I think it's I mean, there's now so many charges potentially,
and so much investigation happening right now. I don't think
that they're gonna survive it.
Speaker 1: That they don't survive it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm as sad about that as I am about
what's happening in California right now. Apparently, according to Jeremy Padawer.
He said, Mayor Bass and Governor Newsom just played their
last card to avoid discovery in the Palisades Fire lawsuit
and lost love.
Speaker 1: We are going to discovery.
Speaker 2: We're going to see the deleted Mayor Bass texts and
all city and state attempts to manipulate, conspire and manipulate
information and data to avoid accountability. I believe the only
question after we review all discovery will become whether this
fire was merely gross negligence or criminal negligence on behalf
of our leadership. They tried everything to avoid this moment.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's been how many how many years now? How
many years? Has it been two years or is it
just a year or is it just a year? I
can't I don't know. It seems like forever they've been
fighting this. Yeah. The Karen Bass Man, she's got to
be held accountable.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you guys. The mayor debate took place last night
between bas and Spencer Pratt and Nithea something or other,
some councilwoman who's also running, and all the polls are saying,
and I completely agree based on what I've seen of
the debate that Spencer Pratt ran away with it like
he stumped them, was so prepared, was so knowledgeable, was
so solutions oriented.
Speaker 1: It was I don't even think I don't even think
it's all, you know, preparedness. I think the guy is
just passionate. He actually believes what he says, whereas so
many of these politicians they're they're just full of shit,
they're they're liars. They don't they go in there and
they put a facade on. He's real And when you're real,
you just go in there and you're real, and it's
it shows and everybody that seeps into the populace, like
we see it, we understand it. We can understand what
he's talking about because he's one of us basically, and.
Speaker 2: So he's obviously been personally affected by those fires and
by failed leadership. But he really was prepared. I mean,
he knew numbers, he knew stats, he had plans for
how he was going to be different. Like, the preparation
was incredible, absolutely incredible. And so we've got a couple
just clips to share with you. One there was obviously
discussion about homelessness, which is a huge, huge problem in
LA and you know that Nythia Chick was trying to say, oh,
we just you know, we need to give them beds.
We need to just make sure that those beds for them.
And he was like, bitch, please, that's me, not him
saying that.
Speaker 1: He should have said that.
Speaker 2: I mean, he basically said that, but way smarter. Here's
what he actually said.
Speaker 14: The reality is, no matter how many beds you give
these people, they are on super math, they are on fentanyl.
The DEA Statistics says ninety three percent of this is
a drug addiction problem. Nythia counselman Robin's plan for treatment. First,
I will go below the Harbor Freeway tomorrow with her
and we can find some of these people she's gonna
offer treatment for. She's gonna get stabbed in the neck.
These people do not want a bed. They will Fennol
or Superman. These ideas cost us over four hundred million
dollars to house seventy What do you say, three thousand
people for four hundred million is absolute failure for both
of them.
Speaker 1: This he is an absolute natural at this. I swear
they say he really is. What is it like the
average person has like three to seven career changes in
their life. This guy, like he did not plan to
be a politician. You know, he didn't. He fell into
this because of his circumstances. To me, that's the best
kind that's the kind of job change. It's the best
kind of career change is when like you're called to
it and you're meant to be there. He's meant to
be there, you guys not. I hope he wins for
the sake of LA.
Speaker 2: I hope, I know, I know, and you know, I
feel like maybe possibly his celebrity and granted he was
a reality star, but his celebrity in La I maybe
to his advantage. I mean, and certainly everybody hates Mayor Bass.
I mean, she's literally the joker, you know what I mean,
She's awful. And then I don't know that a whole
lot of people know this Nitia person. But she did
not come across well. And in fact, in response to
what you just heard Spencer say about homelessness, she accused
him of wanting to team up against her with Mayor Bass,
and he was like, again, bitch, please not exactly not
know what's happening. What's happening here.
Speaker 1: And here's how we responded to that accusation.
Speaker 14: First off, Mayor Bass and I are definitely not working together.
I've blamed this version for burning my house and my
parents' house in my town and all my neighbors down.
I am not working with Mayor Bass. Second off, if
I wanted to run against anybody, it would be the
council member who is terrible. Mayor Bass has at least
been a mayor for almost four years, and as she
talked about earlier, the unions, all the unions endorsed Mayor Bass.
You think it's easier to run against the incumbent mayor
with all the unions or a random city council member
who's been a failure for six years. I would much
rather run against council woman Rain.
Speaker 2: Thanks. I freaking love it.
Speaker 1: I mean, he is, he's so good at this, right,
And if they don't elect him, then shame on you.
I mean, I just then you get what you deserve. La.
I don't know what else to tell you. He's the
right guy for this job.
Speaker 14: He is.
Speaker 2: I mean, he's just EON's better, like just worlds apart
from these two absolute useless clowns.
Speaker 1: Right. And when people go he's a reality star, it's La, right.
I mean that would be apropos.
Speaker 2: Karen ba is a Tommy Right, I don't know enough
about councilwoman what's her face? But her ideas have been tried,
they have failed. Can we just not Yeah, that's the
thing again, he actually has plans and ideas and solutions,
so that you could tell that the moderator who asked him,
you know, basically, in not so many words, you're personally
affected by the fires, so like that's your thing, but like,
what would you do different?
Speaker 1: Almost in an accusatory tone.
Speaker 2: To me, it sounded that way, but he turned it
right around and said, yeah, I was affected, and here's
here's why it happened. Here, here's the failures that took place,
and here's how I would be different, and it was masterful.
Speaker 1: You lost your neighborhood.
Speaker 15: How does that really color your view of what needs
to happen at this point?
Speaker 1: And how does that help others moving forward?
Speaker 14: Yes, thank you for the question to the mayor of
Karen Basses. The thousand firefighters that were available, but there
was no engines for them because of the seventeen million
dollars that Chief Crowley had asked the mayor for nine
weeks before, and Mayor Karen Bass denied it. So they
may have been available, but they didn't have the equipment
they needed. Not to mention Janie quinnonas who Mayor Karen
Bass put into a position of power at the lad
she drained both of these reservoirs that these firefighters needed
to put out these fires. A lot of people will
talk about climate change and hurricane force winds. The winds
and the policies never reached higher than forty miles per
hour for those first six hours. That didn't go above
twenty seven miles per hour. So without those two reservoirs
filled with one hundred and seventeen million gallons and five
million gallons, these firefighters had to fly all the way
to Malibu and Nsino to get water. So that to
me is the most dangerous thing that the mayor put
us up against.
Speaker 15: Mister Proud to follow up here, though, what would you
do moving forward that would make this better two years
from now if we face the same situation.
Speaker 14: First off, as mayor, I will never drain the reservoirs
that we.
Speaker 12: Need for wildfire protection.
Speaker 14: There's this conspiracy now that they're empty, that they were
for drinking water, but if you research it, they were
actually made for wildfire protection. As mayor, I'm going to
add twenty dip sites all around the communities connecting to pools.
So God forbid the water system goes down again, these
dip sites that will be connected to individuals, pools will
fill up for the helicopters.
Speaker 1: To have water. And she just sat there. She didn't
dispute any of it, anything that he was saying about her.
Karen Bath, No, No, she did.
Speaker 2: In fact, like I cut it out because I was
just like she basically just went after him for being inaccurate.
She tried to say that the winds were higher, She
tried to say that the reservoirs were for drinking water.
She totally said that he lied, and she gave it
right back to her right and then got in trouble
with the moderator.
Speaker 1: But what happened, But did you see her just smiling
all smuggly while he was saying that stuff, as if
like again like these dems or they believe that they're
above it, you know, And and you know what, there's
a part of me that's like she she probably will
win again.
Speaker 2: That if she, if she wins after that absolute debomble,
I don't even know.
Speaker 1: Well, because he's wrong with la Well, there's a lot
wrong with it. There's a lot and so I don't
I mean, listen, I hope that he's like completely surging
in the polls. I hope he is, especially after that,
because he's obviously the right one for the job. I mean,
you cannot, if you are in your right mind, you
cannot dispute that. But that's the problem. If she wins,
then then to me, it's like it's an indicator of
what's to come in the midterms and what's to come
in twenty twenty eight, because we are dealing with dumb asses.
Speaker 9: I know.
Speaker 2: I just hope that those dumb asses are you know,
in pockets where we already know that there's a lot
of dumb asses, you know what I mean, and that
it's not more indicative of how everything is across the country,
because damn, I mean.
Speaker 1: He's he's the guy, he's the guyl you know.
Speaker 2: So anyway, so she responded to all that, and she
was just like, everything that you said was a lie essentially,
and so he was like, oh, hell no.
Speaker 1: And this is how he came back.
Speaker 14: An incredible liar. Everyone on their phones google it. Forty
weather stations in the Pacific Palisies. It never went above
storty misproup.
Speaker 15: I have to interrupt you. No name calling, yeah, but
no name calling.
Speaker 5: We should call me a liar.
Speaker 2: I don't believe.
Speaker 1: It's like it's okay, right, it's okay for her to
say it, but not for him. Why she weak woman?
She can't handle it?
Speaker 2: My god, you could tell that that moderator was a Democrat.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean to me.
Speaker 2: It just became more and more and more obvious, and
her her smug smile. You let people's houses.
Speaker 1: Burned down, you let you won't let them rebuild, right,
And it's fine for her because she's not living there.
And it's so indicative of like these It's so democrats
liberals alike. It's like they want to preach and say
this is how things should be. They don't live in
that world, right, and he lives in the world.
Speaker 2: It's always rules for thee and not for me.
Speaker 1: Totally always.
Speaker 2: So there was an unfortunate Freudian slip that Karen Bass
made at one point, and we are going to show
you that in a second, but not before we remind
you that your information like where you live and your
personal data could be online over and over and over again.
So even if you go to pull it down from
like individual sites that it may be on, they just
they just re up it. They're required to take it
down when you ask, but it doesn't stop them from
putting it back.
Speaker 1: That's why you need to let me right. So, I'm
privacy is super important to me. Like I don't like
any of my stuff being public, you know what I mean.
I have most of my socials. I have all my
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Speaker 2: So I mean I tend to have the humor of
a juvenile boy, as you know. And so when I
heard Karen Bass try to say fire trucks and not
get it right, I giggled.
Speaker 14: So, yes, there were fire trucks that were broken.
Speaker 15: But there were also firefolks trucks that were out.
Speaker 16: Of use because she.
Speaker 2: We heard you, Karen.
Speaker 1: That was pretty funny.
Speaker 2: People are like, But the best moment by far of
this debate was when and I don't know what the
pretext was of it. But the Nithea lady was responding
to something that Spencer said and she called him a
maga Republican and the face that he made, you.
Speaker 1: Guys, it is everything. Behold.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure how to respond to that vision of
Los Angeles. This is a maga republican's idea of what
Los Angeles looks like.
Speaker 1: This is this is really not to be a meme.
It has to please let me make a new meme.
Mega republican scary lady. God, just shut up. That was
my favorite. I just could not get enough of that.
I need to be friends with this guy immediately. Oh
so good, so so good.
Speaker 2: Also, apparently there was either another uh California governor debate
or I just saw an extra clip that I hadn't
seen before, but regardless, it needs to be shown because
apparently Katie Porter is kind of obsessed with Chad Byanco
being a cowboy, and she uses that in a derogatory way,
like anytime I hear about a cowboy, I'm like, I like,
that's a positive.
Speaker 1: Cowboys are great. I live in Texas, Hello, yeah, I.
Speaker 2: Mean I have never seen so many cowboys, Like there
were so many hats and cowboys in Fort Earth. I
was just like, look at it. It was like I felt
like I was in the middle of a skit. What's amazing.
But there's just how they do. That is how they do.
Speaker 1: That is how we do. And so but when people
say it's derogatory, I'm like, why are you gay?
Speaker 2: Right? And she as if it's an insult right. And
I remember because yesterday I was like, what did she say?
And what she said was cowboy up?
Speaker 1: She did she said, cowboy up, Cupcake. Yeah, this is
the thing. It's because of these these women are afraid
of masculine men who are fact, there are cowboys left
in the world and they're great. God. Yeah, yeah, thank
you Jesus. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So anyway, she tried to do that again, and he,
I guess, is sick enough, sick of it enough that
he went after the fact that she sucks as a mom.
And here's the moment where it got a little feasty.
Speaker 14: I mean, I think we ought to enforce the existing
sanctuary laws everywhere so we don't have crazy cowboys taking
the law into their own. Tell that to a crazy
mother who lost her child, sir, I don't need any
lectures from you about being a mother.
Speaker 5: Of course you might, yeah, you might.
Speaker 2: After that, he tweeted, saying grateful to have survived tonight
without any mashed potato related incidents.
Speaker 1: I love it so much.
Speaker 16: I love it.
Speaker 1: So anyway, that's how that's going. Yeah, she's terrible. Somebody
gracey as she does not have children.
Speaker 2: Yes she has children, she does, but apparently she lost
custody of one. I think she I don't know what.
I don't know what the mothering story is.
Speaker 1: She lost and she's person right, and she's getting ready
to have one live on her couch. So that's what
she said in her ad. So you know, there's that.
I know that.
Speaker 2: Like it's old news by now that Trump faced another
assassination attempt at the White House correspondence dinner, and it's
really it's kind of shocking that, like it's not still
talked about, right because they talked.
Speaker 1: About it for three days.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, now it's just so common. Oh it's
another assassination. I mean, this is just now our culture, right,
and it is because of that. It is kind of
nice when you see somebody that has celebrated another assassination
attempt or you know, threatened one. Perhaps when you see
these people fa and fo.
Speaker 1: That is a joy.
Speaker 2: And here's an example. So there was a video of
a woman. Her name is Alison and she.
Speaker 1: Is a social or. She was a social.
Speaker 2: Media manager for United Healthcare and here is what she posted.
You would think she would know better as a social
media manager, but here's what she posted on her own
TikTok count immediately after the third assassination tempt at that
dinner for.
Speaker 17: You When my first reaction to hearing the news about
Trump's attempt was it was probably fake. Like immediately I
was like, oh, that wasn't real, probably fake. And the
second was, ah, they missed, so happy they missed. Yeah,
that's that's that's sad. That's when you know we're cooked.
Speaker 1: Yeah, tell me you're never discipline as a child without
telling me this, Like what a brat. They're just brats and.
Speaker 2: They just I guess they feel as if there will
never be consequences for what they are saying. She found
out otherwise. Again, her name is Alison King, and she
was fired after the leftism Good account shared that video.
And now, because you know leftism on the leftism account
on x posted that video and it spread like wildfire.
She obviously got backlash, and that backlash, unfortunately, because I
don't condone this kind of action on our side either,
but resulted in her being threatened and getting like a
scary letter in the mail and getting a lot of backlash,
et cetera. Allegedly. So yeah, so she posted a new
video complaining about this, and I'm just like, how do
you not think that there are there are going to
be people that are going to react to this. That's
what you wanted, right You posted it for a reaction.
So when you get the reaction, maybe don't act like
you're all surprised and upset like she did here.
Speaker 18: I wasn't going to make a video about this because
I genuinely want to move on with my life. But
a few weeks ago I made a stupid video about
the president. The far right found it, posted it on Twitter,
and then got me fired from my job. I am
already reaping the consequences of what I said.
Speaker 2: I lost my.
Speaker 18: Job in an economy that's already incredibly difficult, and I
want to move forward. Do I regret what I said? Absolutely?
I shouldn't have posted it on the internet. Okay, it
was a joke. I do not condone violence and I
would never hurt anybody. Okay, that being said, I just
got a letter in the mail. They have an address
on it, so I'm going to have to report it
to the authorities. It's a picture of my house and
it says, Alison, how does it feel You've been docks
in karma? Cause and effect is coming with a smiley face.
Speaker 17: All I have to say.
Speaker 18: Is that we're living in an incredibly scary time. Please
be careful what you post on the internet. People aren't
insane Again, I am already suffering the consequences of what
I said and did. Okay, I want to move forward.
I want to move on, but these people are so
vindictive and they want to preach morality while sending me
letters like this, and while leaving.
Speaker 2: Hateful messages on my social.
Speaker 18: Media calling me every name in the book because of
a stupid thing that I said about the President of
the United States, who number one does not care about you,
and number two probably didn't even see what I said.
Speaker 1: He doesn't care.
Speaker 18: Somehow, I am being held more accountable for something stupid
I said on the Internet, then people who send stuff
like this, and the President of the United States, who
has been spewing violent rhetoric his entire presidential career. That's
really it. I don't even know what to do. I
want this to go.
Speaker 1: Then you shouldn't have done it. I again, zero accountability.
What a coddled little brat got zero accountability, zero personal
responsibility even in her little like get online and talk
about which I don't even believe that letter was sent
by anybody. I don't believe it. If it really happens,
she should have called the authorities first and not gotten
on freaking Twitter or whatever it is she got on
TikTok and talk to all of us about it. I
don't give a shit about your letter, lady, go to
the authorities. If you did that, you shouldn't have gotten
online and basically said that it was okay to kill
the president. Right, that's not okay. Cause and effect is, right, Cindy, Like,
what is it with these people where they think that
they are not responsible for their actions?
Speaker 2: That's the thing I'm not every time I see something
like that, I'm always like, well, well, well, if it
isn't the consequences of your own actions, exactly what does
she expect? I mean for crying out loud? And it's
this whole culture. It's this whole attitude that causes people
to feel like it's completely fine to assassinate the president.
And the worst part, I mean, we just mentioned the
fact that you know, it got.
Speaker 1: Three days of coverage or whatever.
Speaker 2: It's like unbelievable that I saw this video which is
not getting national attention at all.
Speaker 4: But look, a Nashua, New Hampshire man and federal employee
is facing charges after allegedly threatening the president. Prosecutors say
thirty five year old Dean Delachi it works for the FAA,
sent email to the White House in April threatening to
kill President Trump. According to court documents, Delachii had previously
searched topics on a government computer, including how to bring
a gun into a federal building, as well as past
presidential assassination attempts. Investigators say he later admitted to those
searches and told agents he owns multiple firearms. The United
States Secret Service is now leading the case. If convicted,
Delachii could face up to five.
Speaker 12: Years in prison.
Speaker 1: That's it, I swear. And again, so this guy not
only be threatened the president, but we're paying for him.
H He's a government employee, meaning that he's our employee.
So I'm paying for this guy's retirement. I can't. I
just like, what is the what?
Speaker 4: I know?
Speaker 1: What is that world? And that chick that you showed before,
she's the poster girl for Democrats, because she'll get on
and she'd be like, now I'm the victim because I
was a complete loan for saying the things that I spewed,
And that guy will probably do the New Hampshire dude
freak iszoid will probably do the same thing. He'll be like,
oh my god, I'm a victim. Now people are saying
mean things to me. Dude, you wanted to kill the president.
I am old enough to remember when that was a
bad thing, right, or when murder in general was a
bad thing.
Speaker 2: And now we got some musicals about LUIGIMANNGIONI. These people,
it doesn't make any sense. Nothing makes sense. And then
The New Yorker, so Sean Davis posted this excerpt from
The New Yorker that did an article about Obama and
how really he's the victim of the assassination attempts on Trump.
Speaker 1: Wait, Obama is I know.
Speaker 2: I know, I know, it seems like how could that
possibly be. I'm going to have you read the excerpt,
and you will see exactly how it be.
Speaker 1: Oh, my god, okay in the greater public, a dangerous
in co it is that how you? I don't even know.
Speaker 2: I've never seen that word in my life.
Speaker 1: And cot rage directed at Barack Obama persists along the
widespread affection for him, and that rage demands vigilance. Vigilance. Really,
I haven't thought about Obama. When Obama first ran for president,
he received Secret Service protection earlier than any candidate before him,
apart from Hillary Clinton, who had a permanent security detail
as a former First Lady. After Trump was grazed by
a bullet and Butler.
Speaker 2: Grazed, graised by a bullet, literally it hit his head.
Speaker 1: My god, and Butler Pennsylvania in twenty twenty four, Obama's
security team made sure that campaign rallies he attended were
held indoors, where audiences would pass through metal detectors. Such precautions,
of course, did not prevent a gunman from sprinting through
a security checkpoint outside this year's White House Correspondence Association dinner.
As with all former presidents and their spouses, the Obamas
have twenty four hour protection at home and wherever they travel.
Speaker 2: How can we make this about Obama?
Speaker 1: I know, really in the meanwhile, meanwhile, anywhere he goes,
he does everything inside, makes gajillions and kajillions of dollars.
And my daughter's in a public school with no metal detector.
Why is that? Oh my god, you have no idea.
How many times I get on Twitter and I ask
all of these like senators and people, why aren't their
mental detectors and schools all these other assholes are protected
with my money, why aren't the kids protected? No one
answers me.
Speaker 2: It's just just weird. I'm just I can't even. I'm
just it's incomprehensible to me that the New Yorker decided
to do a piece saying, man, it's super inconvenient the
Trump keeps getting shot at because look at how dangerous
it is for Obama.
Speaker 19: Right.
Speaker 2: That's that's literally what that article was.
Speaker 1: It's democrats. This is democrats. This is their brain because
they have dehumanized this man to the point where they
are they want him to die. They may not say
it out loud, but they're thinking it. And the ones
who say it out loud are like, what I mean,
what what did I say?
Speaker 9: What?
Speaker 1: This is them it's out of control. It's a mental illness.
These people have no sense of humanity none.
Speaker 2: Remember the clip that we showed of Scott Jennings getting
mad at Adam Mockler and saying, get your hand out
of my effing face, or get your nuffing hand out
of my face. So that kid, Adam Mockler is just
he thinks a lot of himself, like a lot a
lot of himself, and he's starting to get I mean,
I guess reprimanded isn't the right word. But he's getting
criticized by people on his own side of the aisle,
and he's even getting criticized by Michael Avan naughty who's in.
Speaker 1: Prison, right, I think, well, he's in a halfway house
at this point, so he can watch TV and stuff, okay.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and he can tweet.
Speaker 1: He can actually tweet now.
Speaker 2: And so he decided I am the right person to
give some advice to Adam Mockler. And you know what,
maybe he is.
Speaker 1: Maybe he is the right person. He may not be
the wrong person. That's right. Here's what he said. Please read.
You can throw what I am about to say in
the garbage or chalk it up to the words of
a convicted felon or you can listen because I've walked
this walk. You need to dial it back to clicks.
You are flying far too close to the sun, but
you can't see it because you're blinded by the adulation.
Be smart and play the long game, and don't count
on any of the people in the media or politics
who presently claim to adore you so much to be
there to protect you if the shit hits the fan,
because they won't.
Speaker 2: I mean, who better to give that exact advice I
write you?
Speaker 1: I mean, do you remember when like Joy Behar and
who Bee Goldberg and all those bras were like, oh
my god, my god, have an Uddie's so hot he
should run for president.
Speaker 2: Where are you now, Joy?
Speaker 1: Do you like that?
Speaker 2: Jail mate?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Isn't that something? So I had to share it because
I was like, wow, that was not expecting to see
this today on the interwebs, so anyway that happened. I also,
by the way, was not prepared to see this that
Elliott Page is going to play Achilles in the Odyssey.
This was formally this role was formerly portrayed by Brad
pit Troy.
Speaker 1: Okay, this is a woman.
Speaker 2: This is Ellen Page if you don't remember her from Juno,
but that that's who they've decided to cast as freaking Achilles.
Speaker 1: You guys, I can't what world happening? Yeah, this is
our world. It's kind of like if you ever look
at male models now as opposed to what they look
like in the nineties, Like in the nineties they had
like chisel jaws and they were hot, and now they're
like women. You know, it's and this is the exact
same thing. They're going to start making these like hot,
big masculine men into Elliott Pages. Stop what not?
Speaker 2: The b said her achilles heel is that she has
no balls, which I mean, it's true, It's true.
Speaker 1: Wow. I so yeah, Hollywood is just a big part.
It's so for that, Yes it is.
Speaker 2: There have been a couple of different videos that I've
had saved forever, never and ever that I thought this
is a good day to get to those. Because liberals
are complete morons, as we know, but when they are
faced with actual facts, they cannot deal, you guys, they
just can't. And we have three different examples of.
Speaker 1: Their inability to deal.
Speaker 2: The first one is about genocide. Like all of the
liberals who are like Palestinian. This is a genocide in
Gaza and the Free Palestine. These people are complete morons.
It is, of course not a genocide, and here is
a person finding out that.
Speaker 19: First of all, just your thoughts on that. Do you
think there's a genocide happening in Gossips?
Speaker 5: You do? Got it? Okay? So why do you think
there's a genocide happening.
Speaker 16: It's been is like a colonial state.
Speaker 5: It's a colonial state.
Speaker 20: Yeah, and it's been like the territory of like Gaza
has been like getting increasingly smaller and smaller.
Speaker 5: The territory of Gaza has gotten smaller.
Speaker 16: Yeah, it's been colonized by Israel.
Speaker 5: From understanding, oh, there are a lot of Israelis living
in Gozel.
Speaker 16: Yeah, taking over pinion nuns.
Speaker 5: Gotcha? How many Israelis live in Gaza?
Speaker 16: I wouldn't know.
Speaker 5: You wouldn't know, but you know that it's being colonized
by Israel. Okay, So just to give you a little
bit of perspective. First of all, no, Israeli's living Gaza.
Speaker 19: What happened with Gaza was it was under Israeli control
before two thousand and five, and then in two thousand
and five, Israel wanted peace with the Palestinians living in Gaza.
Speaker 5: Right, so Israel withdrew all of its citizens from Israel. Actually,
the Israeli government kicked out a bunch of Israelis living
in Gaza.
Speaker 20: AETI I think like, yeah, I'm I'm for freeing Paniski.
Speaker 5: Yeah, if there are no Israel Okay, wait, can I
have my mic Ouze?
Speaker 20: Oh yeah, you can have your.
Speaker 19: I just I would recommend if you're gonna say there's
a genocide, you should know what's you should know what's happening.
Speaker 1: She's wearing princess dress. She never got her adult voice,
never what are you going wrong? And somebody said she's
like a lot Becau's girlfriend. You remember h from Taxi
You guys don't remember luck of girlfriends?
Speaker 16: Oh?
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, she was in Scrooged too. That weird, that
crazy like Blanche was like Ella. She also talks like
my stepmother, who I also can't stand, honestly cannot.
Speaker 2: For more on that. There is an entire episode that
you can look for that we've done about Daisy's family.
Speaker 1: She is a mini mouse, Julia.
Speaker 2: She is Okay, So there there's your first example. The
next one features cam Higbee. And it's also with one
of these pro Palestine whack jobs.
Speaker 9: I'm using Palestine as an example because we are obviously
living through that right now.
Speaker 1: Do you guys, where is Palestine? What countries border it?
I do not know, I will be honest.
Speaker 6: How are you to Palestine when you don't even know
where it is?
Speaker 9: I don't have to know where it is to know
that millions are dying.
Speaker 1: Based millions have not died.
Speaker 6: You're telling me you have the most minimal information possible
about the region. I'm supposed to expect that you're going
to be able to inform me about it. I know died,
not even Hamas claims that I can't.
Speaker 1: She's like, millions have died, Like, get my beab, have
you do? I not have them on just Atlanta to
distract them the fact that I am stupid to get
the Lord.
Speaker 2: Then, last example of just liberals just absolutely being incapable
of dealing with facts when they are presented to their faces.
This was back from pride. This is back from pride,
and which I just realized, we're like heading into pride.
Speaker 1: We're heading into pride.
Speaker 21: Mm oh god, Okay, So so anyway, this is from
the last Pride, and there's a fellow who's just he's
chatting with a couple of Pride attendees asking them, hey, question,
who do you think.
Speaker 2: Is the president that's been most pro gay on and
gives various very specific examples.
Speaker 1: And here's what ends up happening.
Speaker 9: Do we know who the first presidents to a point
openly gay cabinet members? Yes? No? No, Do you guys
know who the only president is that launch a worldwide
campaign to de criminalized homosexuality? The last one is, do
you know what president went into his presidency already supporting
gay marriage?
Speaker 2: What to answer to all those questions?
Speaker 1: Where Donald Trump?
Speaker 2: Okay, sure, it was sound like you can't tell them facts.
Speaker 1: It's crazy.
Speaker 2: It sounds like Obama, And so they're just gonna go
believe that, right.
Speaker 1: It's facts, facts over feelings. People's fact.
Speaker 2: They can't deal, they can'tnot bless them.
Speaker 1: They were just standing there too, like deer in the headlights, right,
which is mean to deer, but still all right.
Speaker 2: So, speaking of terrible people, we have some news about
clavicular God, and that is that he has been criminally
charged with reckless discharge of a firearm after shooting dead
that alligator in the Everglades.
Speaker 1: And this you know, wait, let me, you just need
to correct. I don't understand he shot an already dead
alligatorrect correct, So I'm.
Speaker 2: That's what I was just about to say, is it?
You know, like, I don't know if this is I
don't know if it warrants criminal charges. But at the
same time, I'm like, whatever bad things happen too clivicular
as a result of him being so intent on filming
every moment of his life, including stupid shit like this
that he does, I'm fine with the consequences.
Speaker 1: I'm fine with him getting a little karma. I still like,
I don't understand why would you do that? It does
warrant the.
Speaker 2: Question like what why did you shoot a dead alligator?
Speaker 1: And I don't understand, Like what, So he's just trying
to be He's trying to be cool guy, like with
the firearm. Is that what he's trying to be? I guess,
I don't know.
Speaker 2: And the guy that was like they were in one
of those one of those kind of boats that like
are open and they just have like a pre pct
like a like a fan.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's like I think it actually may be called
like a fan boat. Is it really okay? I don't
is it called that? You guys, somebody knows, somebody.
Speaker 2: Somebody will know, somebody will know, and I know, and
it is illegal. I mean obviously what he did was illegal,
and that's why he's been criminally charged. Pontoon airboat.
Speaker 1: It's an airboat. Yeah, it's an airboat. And somebody said
that the Evergrade, the Everglades are federally protected, which makes
complete sense. I just this kid is a loser.
Speaker 2: He's a complete loser. There is video. I don't have it,
but like there's I've seen the video of this moment
taking place and he asks whoever is you know, manning
the airboat? He's like, can I shoot that thing? And
he is told yes, Now who told him to do that?
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know what the deal is
with that person, no idea, but this is the outcome.
Speaker 2: So just wanted everybody to know that that happened and
his troubles do not end there, because he is also
being sued by a then sixteen year old influencer for
quote unconscious non consensual sex under excessive alcohol influence, and
he injected her face with something called aqualix, claiming that
it contained meth. So there is video of this moment,
so I know his legal team is saying, we deny
these allegations, but it's literally on video. He obviously is
not licensed to do injections into anybody's.
Speaker 1: Face listen, But why is she allowing that to happen?
Speaker 2: Because she's a retard?
Speaker 13: I mean, this is influencer, right, this is the thing too,
Like I mean, come on, ladies, if that guy came
near me with a syringe, I would be right.
Speaker 1: We'd have some issues.
Speaker 9: This.
Speaker 2: Everything about all of these people were looks maxing her,
looks maxing her. Do you know yesterday I saw a
video because he has like he's in my algorithm for
better or for worse. There was a video of him
like doing one of his live streams where he's out
and about and like, you know, preying on women essentially,
and he starts flirting with this woman who's a little
bit older. She's probably in her forties I'm guessing forties,
I know, and they're you know, they're like talking really
really close to one another, and they end up making out.
Speaker 1: Her daughter is right.
Speaker 2: Behind her, completely losing her mind because her mom has
no idea who she's making out with, but the daughter
knows that it's curricular. And then and then so they
talk about it. He's like, is that your daughter? And
she's like yeah, and she's like, mom, you don't even
know who that is. He ends up making out with
the daughter as well.
Speaker 1: I'm so grossed out by these people. Stop it. And
then there are people who can't become parents, you know, yeah,
like this is what makes me I don't understand the
world sometimes. Yeah, it was gross. It was absolutely gross.
Speaker 2: One more clip only because I have never heard of
the Red Scare podcast. Apparently it's very very popular on Patreon,
not so much on other platforms, but they do have
a you know, a healthy like I think they have
a subscribership of around eighty five hundred people that pay
to listen to their podcast, and for that reason it
is considered a success. These are I don't know if
they're Russian girls. I think they are of Russian descent,
and for the most part they I think were aligned
with them on a lot of things, like they're you know,
they were very skeptical of me too kind of stuff,
and they are very anti feminists. But they also have
a very cynical kind of like they're not like us
in that they are not patriotic in any way.
Speaker 1: They are not.
Speaker 2: They're just more they're just more depressed and depressing frankly
to listen to. Okay, I think in comparison to us,
we probably dislike a lot of the same people. They
were Trump supporters in the last election, but I think
they're now they're part of the new woke right. They're
falling into that category and.
Speaker 1: And they think it is reel is like all of
our woes and blah. Probably yeah.
Speaker 2: And so because of that though, it naturally Megan Kelly
had her had them both on her show, and they
were talking because apparently these girls hosted Nick Fuentes on
their podcast, and so Megan wanted to talk to them
about that, about the fact that that Tucker also hosted them,
and so they were in this conversation. Granted, I barely
even listened to the conversation because I was so struck
by their voices and their demeanor and just how sad
they are, you know what I mean, And I just
thought I just need to share it because I was
so They're so different than we are. I feel like
they are the negative of yes, yeah, what I mean,
they're younger. I'm assuming, yes, they're younger. They're younger, and
their voice their their voices are so low and kind
of annoying. I'm just gonna be honest, Okay, But anyway,
here is a little bit of their appearance with Megan Kelly.
Speaker 5: I get it.
Speaker 22: I get why he's like a no no person by
like the liberal establishment wouldn't want you to talk to him.
Speaker 12: I don't.
Speaker 22: I think it's totally hypocritical. When I was reading the
remarks that Tucker made in his New York Times interview
where he talks about how he regretted having quentas on,
and to me, it was kind of like sour grapes,
even though I agreed with like other parts of the interview,
because he says the reason he regrets it is because
it was a distraction from these other bigger issues. The
problems that are facing us are primarily economic, not like
demographic in nature. And I think he regrets it because,
you know, let's face it, Nick quent Has is much
more popular among younger people. He really owned talker, He'll
own anybody, and he it's his moment. Now he's acendant.
But I don't find anything controversial about even his most
controversial remarks because they're very clearly meant as a half
joke and it's irrelevant whether he believes them or not.
And I think that the liberal media is totally like
complicit in it because they are fascinated by him, much
like they were fascinated by Donald Trump, and they want
to keep him in the news because it feeds clicks.
Speaker 18: Yeah yeah, And they always talk call it, describe as
far right, which I'm like, yeah, and sure, that's right,
but I understand why they're doing it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is how I feel about it, Jen. This
is my friend, Jen. They are the schwetty balls ladies. God,
I say, like tired after listening to.
Speaker 2: Them, I just exhausted.
Speaker 1: I checked out in like the first twenty seconds. I
checked out. I'm like, oh my god, I'm gonna fall asleep. Yeah,
what is this?
Speaker 2: Why is everybody so sad? Well? That and that's the
big thing, right, That's why I wanted to show it
is because I was so struck by that they're so
sashiary Golf.
Speaker 1: I love you guys, are awesome. I love you guys.
It's true, like I this is so this is is
that the future of there trying to She's trying to say,
this is the future of conservatism, Like, are these really
boring schweaty balls chicks? I don't know why a platform
with her?
Speaker 2: Well, for all of her faults right now, Meghan is
very vivacious like she when you listen to her, you
don't get tired, you don't feel like so everything is
so gloomy, you know what I mean? And these girls,
I was just.
Speaker 1: Like, dang, I you guys need some I don't something.
Speaker 2: You need some joy?
Speaker 1: You know what I mean?
Speaker 16: Right?
Speaker 2: I know, does anything It's like hard to imagine anything
giving them joy?
Speaker 1: Yes? I mean do they ever look at cat videos? Ever?
Speaker 2: Maybe they just need dogs. Maybe they need dogs.
Speaker 1: They constantly send each other means like we do all
day long because it's like we live for that. You guys,
well what I do out that? That was really depressing.
I hope not sorry. I guess if you if you
hate Israel, then you're in the.
Speaker 2: Club, right, And to be fair, I don't know one
hundred percent what their views are on Israel. I think
they tend to be where Megan is now, like kind
of questioning the narrative I'm going to tell that kind
of stuff.
Speaker 1: I listen. I don't know. This is the first time
I've ever seen these chicks, But I one hundred percent
guarantee you if they loved Israel, and if they talked
about Israel and the way that we did, and if
they talked about everything about Islam the way that we do,
they wouldn't have been invited on her show. That's true.
That is so that's how I felt about that.
Speaker 2: Just one more super depressing thing before we get to
just a few funny candae videos. Nothing no juicy drama today,
I promise. But this is so awful that I'm not
even gonna play the sound. But you should know that
on TikTok there is a trend where influencers are using
the audio of the moment that Charlie Kirk was assassinated
as background for their outfit changes.
Speaker 19: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I sent this to my family the other day, like
my family chat, and I was like, wtf is this generation?
Speaker 17: What is it?
Speaker 2: I just cannot It's a I can't.
Speaker 1: I can't either, So.
Speaker 2: I'm obviously you're not going to hear it with sound,
but just know that the sound because here's an example.
This is you know, I'm not even showing the video
because it's just too much. But the guy that is
on the Whatever podcast, Brian Atlis, said Charlie Kirk assassination
audio trend continues on TikTok. These people are truly sick.
It is evil and demonic. I'm calling on TikTok to
ban this audio. They need to take action against this.
Also has tweeted about it, and then they were assured
that TikTok had removed the audio, but they have not.
It continues to pop up and it is just beyond disgusting.
I like, one of the most disgusting.
Speaker 1: Things I've ever heard of, I think. When I sent
it to my family chat, I was like, this is
why I I hate TikTok.
Speaker 7: This is why.
Speaker 1: Yeah, just the scarce thing of the worst of humanity
is out there.
Speaker 22: Man.
Speaker 2: Oh all right, So moving on to Candace really quick,
and I promise it is really quick. Jeremy Boring has
a show now, you know, formerly of The Daily Wire.
So he has a podcast now. He's released like twenty episodes,
I think, and he has been very very open about
criticizing Candace Tucker, the lot of them, and his most
recent thumbnail where he went after the whole Candace George Farmer,
DUI story was just so funny that I wanted to
share it because it was a complete ripoff of her
thumbnail where she was like finances, don't care about your feelings,
because she was making fun and taking delight in the
fact that Daily Wire had layoffs recently.
Speaker 1: And so he was like, is this.
Speaker 2: Something I said. She's so mad at him right now, Oh.
Speaker 1: My god, yeah, totally so mad. He's like, I was
there when your husband was arrested. Yeah, I knew all
the stories. So we keep denying it.
Speaker 2: So anyway, that happened. And apparently, you know, I didn't
watch her show last night, but apparently she spent a
good deal of it criticizing Jeremy Boring, saying that it's
all a big fat lie. All of this is big
fat lie, Lie Lie, Lie, Lie Lie. So she continues
to deny it. But the funniest thing and the two tiny,
tiny clips I wanted to show you one from a
show a couple of days ago and then one from
last night. She still can't say words, you guys. So
after all of the mockery, after the whole, there's a
whole Twitter account devoted to making fun of how she
mispronounces things. Here is a clip from I Believe. The
first one is from last night. I couldn't believe it.
Speaker 1: Of the entire situation about out of the entire tobaccle.
Speaker 2: She's still saying, dibaccle. She is still saying dibaccle. Somebody
who's gonna tell her? What in the world, how do
you fix that?
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know how you know, I
don't know. I wow, I just can't believe that.
Speaker 2: I can't believe it. And she continues like every I
don't even know how you messed this up, because if
you look at the word reminiscent, it has the word
scent right at the end.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean.
Speaker 2: And yet she's saying, is what wins the game?
Speaker 1: Like I just have the connections.
Speaker 2: It is.
Speaker 8: It is remniscient of I feel like the harassment that
I've gone, it's it's remniscient.
Speaker 6: You guys.
Speaker 1: She is so dumb. She's so gone, I know. And
people are like, oh my god, I'm team Candace.
Speaker 2: Go Max, Candace go man.
Speaker 5: Max.
Speaker 1: Have fun in your cult. Somebody loves you to get you.
Speaker 2: Out of my uh just wow wow, and is as
much as I am not a Laura Lumer fan, I
wish her godspeed to continue to dig.
Speaker 1: Up all the things, like all the things. Yeah, go
Max Laura for sure.
Speaker 2: All right, we've got a couple of reviews to share
from the Apple podcast platform. Please leave one if you
haven't already. We're going to get through them all eventually.
Here's the first one, so deliciously gen X. That right
there is a compliment. Love you, ladies.
Speaker 1: I am the same age as you all, and I
relate so much to your gen x vibe. I see
myself in both of you. I totally identify with Daisy sarcasm,
but also relate to Mock's sweet side and both of
your Mama bear sides. Perfect combination. I love that you
all have been consistent throughout your careers and don't just
blow where the winds take you. I have definitely stopped
listening to some people who have turned out to be
so crazy, but I can always count on you to
be the same end day and out, same day in
and out. Sorry, that's right, Yes, we as a compliment,
we are consistent. Thank you for that.
Speaker 16: Mm hmmm.
Speaker 2: Here's another review.
Speaker 1: COOTR is what happens when unapologetic common sense decides it's
had enough caffeine and a microphone. Every weekday, Mock and
Daisy strike confidently into a chaos of politics and culture.
Armed with quick wit, relatable honesty, and a subtlety of
a marching band in a library, they call on hypocrisy
with the enthusiasm of people who have definitely highlighted the
Constitution for fun, and they laughed through the madness, like
it personally RSVP'd brunch. The result a gathering spot where
conservative women and the men who bravely wander in can unwind,
connect and feel both validated and mildly roasted at the
same time.
Speaker 2: I love that. Isn't that so well written?
Speaker 1: I love it too, fantastic review. Thanks you so so good.
Speaker 2: All right, we also have some thank yous. Mary Bettison,
Oh I don't know where there she goes, said, life
is better with you, jerk. What a cutie, Mary is.
Speaker 1: Thank you? I love that, love it, love it, love it.
Speaker 2: Don Ross said, thought I would share how my mom
taught me to properly say the C word, which I
hate once I was an adult. Dang it, I'm sorry
that this keeps happening. She said, Suant, Suan and t Suant,
thank you chicks. You always make my day. And she
also went on to say saying Suant avoids actually saying
that horrible word.
Speaker 1: Have a great Thursday.
Speaker 2: But here's the problem with doing that. Sometimes when I
feel like I want to say the C word, nothing
else will do, you know what I mean? Yes, it's
like that because yeah, because like if you're raging hard
enough to say that horrible, horrible word about somebody, you
need to say it.
Speaker 1: Like it's the only way. Yeah, you got to get
it out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, other way su want for.
Speaker 1: Me is just not going to work. Yeah, it's otherwise
you're going to get some sort of a digestive issue.
I'm gonna get an ulcer, you know if I keep
that in just saying that's right. But I love that though.
Suan is good in a pen. I mean, if you need,
like if you need to code it, yeah, if you're
in some sort of a professional setting, which we never
are anymore, but I totally get it.
Speaker 2: This is as professional as our settings get. Let's see
from the ball pit, Jane Pablos said, Texas solution for
the Islamic enclave release the That was kind of like
remember how I was always like, why don't they just
release Puranhas in the real brand when we had all
of the illegals coming wild bores.
Speaker 1: It's a real thing around here, and that viable solution.
Speaker 2: I mean it is a solution.
Speaker 1: Indeed, Yes, all right now you Marcy Paralas, Good morning,
Mack and Daisy. Happy for I a eve. Hope you
have a wonderful day. Much love, Thank you, Marcy, Shelley
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were young, brand new parents, we were pee. We couldn't
afford the or to be poor on wick for six months.
We left it asap.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 2: It's for people because you're normal.
Speaker 1: A temporary hammock, that's what it's for. It's not a lifestyle.
The foreign fact. By the way, mak I asked that
you sent me the interview with Erica's Frandish today. I
still haven't seen it yet because the Jeremy Boring show
went live. I hope you forgive me. I'll watch it eventually.
You forget Yeah.
Speaker 2: I think that was on Twitter because I posted a
very short clip from our Tracy Martin interview, specifically because
Candace was complaining that Jeremy Boring sounded like a crazy stalker,
and I was like, let me show you what a
stalker actually looks like. It's somebody who's getting the floor
plans for Erica's home, which is what Candas is doing.
So I posted that clip and then the Foreign Factor said, oh,
I haven't watched that full episode yet. So I sent
the link, thinking that he needed the link, and the
response that you gave me Foreign Factor was kind of snippy.
I thought you were like I knew where it was,
but I guess like thanks for something, and I.
Speaker 1: Was like, dang, I was just trying to help. Well,
it's fine, you watch it whenever. It's good for you.
Thank you for that. I saw that you sent it. Yeah, okay,
so he sent that, so thank you for that. Supernova.
The flag is missing one thing, a timpon.
Speaker 16: It's true.
Speaker 1: They should put like a giant tampon on it, right
right into the butthole into right there, into the giant butthole.
Teresa CTM retired usn O three. Abby Spam is a
shape shifter. How milk toast is this loser? Abby's oh?
Abbigail Spaanberger Vamberger, Yes, just the worst, very Teresa CTM
retired USN O three. Nythia Rahman to Karen Bass is
like Brandon Johnson to Lori Lightfoot. Totally very good, really
great comparison. Kelly b loves the music. Porter said, cowboy
up Cupcake is the next sentence after he rant about
disrespect on the stage. Her hypocrisy keeps her number one
in the most hateable spot.
Speaker 2: She's who likes her? Like who actually is?
Speaker 7: Like?
Speaker 1: I want to be friends and know that woman other
liberal women because she is the She's the poster woman
for liberal women. That's are yes there, aren't they awful?
They're terrible?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 1: Ginko Yoki T. Three four, the former social media manager.
I'm the victim, she fa without expecting the fo. Life
is not about choice, It's about the consequences of the choice, yes,
Ginko Yoki. Cainko Yoki, I think more about how to
plunge a stopped up toilet than I do about Obama.
By the way, LSU doesn't like Obama because a G
in front makes it go Bama. Oh, ginko Yoki casting
Allen Page's Achilles proves that the universe is made of protons, neutrons, electrons,
and morons. That's right. Teresa CTM retired Usno. Three Male
models in the nineties, hot but still happy they were. Seriously,
I need to find some footage of them, because I mean.
Speaker 2: I a Marky mark Man.
Speaker 12: Can you feel it?
Speaker 1: Baby? I feel it too. Oh, I'm thinking that's on holidays?
Are nur? Megan is so lost she will have Nick
Fuentas on her show to fluffin Tucker Ali sad Bin
Mohammad did just take my prawn money?
Speaker 14: What is it?
Speaker 1: What is porn?
Speaker 14: Oh?
Speaker 1: Porn? I'm sorry. I don't think you're allowed to type
that out. You can't type it out? God, you too?
What is the deal? Teresa's CTM retired USN O Three
Red scare. They drink a lot, usually usually went on
with Megan always cocktailing. Oh, they're drinkers and they're on frequently.
I guess, well this doesn't shock me. I mean, listen,
what does she have left. She's literally got like Chris
Morgan and Candace and Tucker and then those Emily and
she's got Emily.
Speaker 2: Just the other people that she's hired, Mark Halprin and
like what's her name, Maureen somebody or other?
Speaker 1: Yeah, whatever, the chick from Daily Mail is that?
Speaker 19: Who that is?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: And now the Sweaty Balls chicks. There you go. That
sounds like a good lineup. All right, you guys are
bringing it in.
Speaker 2: Wait, no, no, there's so many more there is. Yeah,
Oh my god, there is.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. I thought I was at the Teresa CTM
retired Usno three red scare they drink a lot? Okay,
you got that? Okay, yeah, supernova. I'm thinking about becoming
a nap influencer. I will live stream my naps. Actually,
you'd probably make a lot of money doing that. I
probably would. Yeah, I mean really, I'm being serious, So
do it. Monetize it, t media, I'm publishing. Please don't
forget that. This is the National Day of Prayer. Pray
for the USA and the words of President John Adams.
We recognize no sovereign but God, and no king but Jesus. Yes,
everybody pray. Herbal Thhwa. Regarding Candas's stupidity, checkout Tim Poole's
take on her Nigerian's Nigerian prince theory about her on
last night's show. I did not have to look at that.
We'll have to look at it, Okay, now I'm at
the end, right, yes, now, all right, I'm sorry, I'm sorry,
I'm as miss those guys. Everybody, have the best Friday
Eve and we'll talk to you tomorrow. Bye.