Speaker 1: This is why people hate government employees.
Speaker 2: What are democrats and crazy leftists do when they're faced
with an issue?
Speaker 1: They sing, you screwed your best friend's wife. You think
you're gonna believe you? No, the guy lies and lies
and lies. Good lord, Hi, everybody happy Friday? How is
everybody Friday?
Speaker 2: Happy? Long weekend?
Speaker 3: Ahead of us?
Speaker 2: You guys, Yes, we will not be here on Monday.
You should be here on Monday. You should be enjoying
the three day weekend and not laboring and not laboring. No,
that's right on Monday.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 2: All right, Let's do the things and the stuff, shall we?
Shall we?
Speaker 1: Yes, ma'am.
Speaker 2: We're gonna kick it off with an announcement that Tucker
Carlson has made. So back in the day he was
very very biggity, as rightly so about nine to eleven
truthers and people who you know, claim it's an inside
job and do all the things. And now it appears
that he has joined that group of people, and here
is a new series that he is promoting.
Speaker 4: Ory on nine to eleven is a complete lie. The
nine to eleven report is a joke.
Speaker 5: You have the CIA following two men all over the
planet and eventually even to America. Right, and you don't
tell the FBI nine on the commission cover.
Speaker 4: So what did happen, What did the government know, what
did foreign governments know? There was a cover up? Why
it's been nearly twenty five years in his time, Americans
learned what actually happened. We're going to tell you releasing
one episode per week, Okay.
Speaker 2: So that's happening. So notice that there was, of course
the tie in with the Jews the picture there, right.
Speaker 1: I mean, there are some things that happen that day.
They don't make a lot of sense to me either.
I mean, I would love, you know, questions to be asked,
and it doesn't hurt to ask questions. But sometimes I
think people form a hypothesis in their minds, and then
they form questions to prove the hypothesis, you know what
I mean.
Speaker 2: And they'll bring guests that do exactly that.
Speaker 1: Right, So that's the only thing. I mean, that's not
the way to do it. But if you know, that's
that's my my thought process on that, you know what
I mean. But I do have there are some questions
I have about certain things that happened that day. But
then you know, but I'm not like the Jews.
Speaker 2: So let's you know, well, there's been some reaction by
people who know him. So Jonah Goldberg said, the Tucker
Carlson I knew for most of the last three decades
would call this Tucker Carlson an unpatriotic, lying, money grubbing
grifter and attention horror. Them are some strong words coming
from somebody who apparently knows him well. Max Nordov said,
if Tucker Carlson wanted America to be weak, demoralized, self hating,
and ignorant of foreign enemies who seek to destroy it,
what would he be doing differently?
Speaker 1: Yeah, one of the things questions when he was talking
to Alex Jones about this, he was like, you know,
I used to I used to go after people who
were nine eleven truthers, but now you know, but I
was a child, and I was stupid. I was ignorant,
and I was a child, you know, So it is interesting.
It's interesting to see the transformation.
Speaker 2: You know, it is definitely interesting to see the transformation.
Josh Hammer said, just asking questions about World War Two,
just asking questions about nine to eleven, maybe pause and
consider the distinct possibility that you've gone full retard and
have lost the ability to distinguish right from wrong. But
the most interesting reaction, I think is some is from
someone who worked with Tucker, and it's this guy, Jamie Weinstein,
who said, in twenty ten or twenty eleven, shortly after
I began working for tu he went on a nine
to eleven Truther radio show and systematically dismantled the host.
On the guy's own show, it was hilarious, his best
performance ever in my opinion, the host was just humiliated
by Tucker. And now this, so it has been a
very big shift, and so listen. I haven't watched it.
I don't plan to watch it because I just find
him to be almost intolerable anymore.
Speaker 1: But his whole I think the premise of it is
he has he started change, at least this is what
he says. He started changing his mind because of Building seven,
and that's what he starts talking about. So if you're
interested in it, watch it. I'll try to be fair
and balanced here. But at the same time, I think
I do think that a lot of it has to
do with he hates Jewish people. He's you know what
I mean, He's like pissed. Maybe not Jewish people, but
he hates Israel. He hates Israel. I should say that,
and so he's trying. He's like, oh my god, what
else can we blame on them? I just think that
there's a hypothesis there that's trying that. He's like trying
to connect dots. It's just my Well.
Speaker 2: It was funny too, because yesterday he like retweeted some
Jewish Twitter account with which he disagreed about something, and
that was the only tweet he made right all day. Like,
he didn't say anything about Minneapolis. Nothing. It was what
can I like, how can I focus on the Jews today?
It's just it's endless. It just will not stop him
and Candae. It's like all they can think about. That's it.
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Speaker 2: That would be great. We have some updates about some
stories that we've been covering throughout the last few weeks.
One is on the John Bolton thing. Remember remember when
his house got rated. That wasn't that long ago. And
there's a bit of an update. Here is the latestners.
Speaker 6: Who rated John Bolton's Maryland home and DC office are
reportedly analyzing emails received by a foreign government. Last week's
raids revolved around the alleged mishandling of classified documents, and
The New York Times reports the FEDS are looking into
claims that another country intercepted Bolton's private emails. At Times
reports that the investigation was advanced under the Biden administration
before being shelved.
Speaker 2: Huh interesting, No one is above the law, John, Yeah.
Speaker 1: So we'll see.
Speaker 2: I mean, I know that's obviously still being investigated. But
that is the update about that. And then there was
this crazy video that you sent me about Pete Hegseth
reporting on the fact that there are coders from China
working with the DoD cloud systems or servers, which seems
not good.
Speaker 1: It's apathetical to what we want in our country, just
maybe a little.
Speaker 2: It just seems why would we be giving access to
an adversary? But what do I know? Right? So here
is Pete Hegseth explaining now what's happening.
Speaker 7: Last month, the Department of Defense was made aware of
an Obama Biden era legacy program called Digital Escorts.
Speaker 8: For nearly a.
Speaker 7: Decade, Microsoft has used Chinese coders remotely supervised by US
contractors to support sensitive DoD cloud systems. Program was designed
to comply with contracting rules, but it exposed the Department
to unacceptable risk. I mean, if you're thinking America first
and common sense, this doesn't.
Speaker 2: Pass either of those tests.
Speaker 7: So I initiated an immediate review of this vulnerability, and
I want to report our initial findings. So the use
of Chinese nationals to service Department of Defense cloud environments,
it's over.
Speaker 1: I think that that's great and that seems wise. Now
do the six hundred thousand students that are coming here now,
do you right?
Speaker 2: Yes? Can we just not with China anymore?
Speaker 9: Like?
Speaker 2: Can we stop at all?
Speaker 1: You're just not?
Speaker 2: That would be great. Also, an update about Lisa Cook,
who I think we talked about yesterday. She is the
Federal Reserve higher up who has been accused of doing
some mortgage fraud on two different residences that she claimed
to be primary residences. And so now she because she's
been fired by Trump, and she's mad, she is suing,
and so here is a report about that gonna see.
Speaker 10: Yeah, Bill, we knew this was going to happen. We've
obtained here the lawsuit here, And in this lawsuit, it
actually says not only lists President Trump as a defendant,
but it also lists the Federal Reserve Board of Governors
as well as the FED chairman himself, Jerome Powell, as
the head of that board, as defendants in this. Now,
it says, in this lawsuit, it makes itense that the
operational integrity is vital to the Federal Reserve to be
independent and the independent group and they're saying politics should
not get away. The argument in this is that it
challenges the president's they're saying unprecedented and illegal attempt to
remove Governor Cook from her position. They believe that there
is no cause. Now, it says, it subverts the Federal
Reserve Act, which explicitly says the cause there has to
be four cause for the governor's removal. But the lawsuit
is arguing that there hasn't been a cause because she
has not been charged with a crime as of right now.
The President's actions, according to this, violate the Fifth Amendment.
Rights is what it says in the lawsuit here of
Lisa Cook. Cook seats an immediate injunction to be able
to legally stay in her position here. But again, this
was just filed this morning in the District Court of Washington, DC,
and President Trump named as a defendant, but also are
a board of governors as well as the FED chairman.
Speaker 11: Him.
Speaker 1: No, you don't get to stay. This is such a
bull crap because she got up on a stage, called
him a fascist, said he was divisive, said all sorts
of bad crap about him. He's like, you fired? Why
is this hard? So she's like, I don't understand why
I'm being fired. You don't, okay, because the whole mortgage
fraud thing, because you're a giant bach who said all
sorts of mean things about your boss. If I did
that in the private sector and I called my boss
a fascist and said all sorts of mean things about him,
don't you think I would be fired? The answer is yes,
that's the answer.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean the fact that they were saying that
the bar has not like in a according to her lawsuit,
she hasn't met the bar basically of being convicted of
a crime. Imagine that that is the bar that you
have to meet. This, that's the standard that if you're
employer and you're only a lie to fire people who
have been convicted of crimes. You can't fire for cause
unless there's a crime. Yeah, maybe how about you just
don't want that person to be in your employee and
exactly maybe do better.
Speaker 1: Federal employees. I feel like the federal employees out there
who are actual good employees should be looking at her
and going, no, ladies, yes, we have higher standards than that. Okay,
that's why this is why people hate government employees holding
chicks like her.
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them kitty Cat. There was some good news in terms
of Trump's economy yesterday, and here is a little bit
about the second quarter GDP revision.
Speaker 1: Genie.
Speaker 12: This is this the first revision of a second quarter
GDPN again marked his headed, but it did come in
better than expected three point three percent. The street was
looking for three point one percent. And again this is
higher than that initial read we got of three percent
real quick. We did get jobless claims that came in
kind of in line here two und twenty nine thousand jobs.
Speaker 2: The estimate was two hundred thirty thousand.
Speaker 1: And it's fun.
Speaker 2: So this is great news. And as Scott and Jennings
our VFF minded out, he said, huh, we were assured
that recession was imminent. According to Bloomberg quote, the US
economy expanded in the second quarter at a slightly faster
pace than initially estimated on a pickup in business investment
and an outsized boost from trade. Inflation. Adjusted gross domestic product,
which measures the values of goods and services produced in
the US, increased at a three point three annualized pace.
That co paired with an initially reported three percent increase.
So just very very good news.
Speaker 1: Sucks for liberals, huh, it really does suck for them.
That's success. American success is bad for liberals, not care right.
Speaker 2: And it sucks especially for that possume faced lady that
does that podcast who is on with Scott Jennings and
trying to fight him about Donald Trump's mental decline, and
he just was like, chef's kiss Scott Jennings. In this clip,
you will absolutely love it.
Speaker 11: Meanwhile, this guy, this should be the lead story, is
clearly suffering from massive mental decline. He is out of
his mind with all of the show and tell procedures
that go on in the Oval office. Two days ago,
he gave three press conferences in a row. And if
you don't think he has dementia, let's just discuss the
time that when he was on the campaign trail that
he tried to perform oral sex on a microphone.
Speaker 2: If Joe Biden did this, I hope.
Speaker 7: I don't think this is a democratic strategy.
Speaker 2: Congratulations America.
Speaker 13: You've already had the majority as far as the eye
can see.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I have so too. Keep doing it. I know, right, world,
She's a piece of work, isn't she.
Speaker 2: God, you guys all need to even promote her in
any way.
Speaker 1: It was beautiful, I know, but it's like people are
just like, oh my god, let's put like a what
is it? She calls him Paco something, tits or something,
and they put it on a T shirt. This is
who they are, This is who liberals are, and it's
what What is crazy to me is so many black
people follow those women. Really yeah. They think they're just
so great, And I'm like, she is the biggest racist.
Congratulations black liberal people, because I mean, it's good luck
with that. It's so gross.
Speaker 2: Wow wow, so all so Trump made an interesting I mean,
he's had an interesting idea yesterday. You want to read this.
Speaker 1: The Republican Party is doing really well. Millions of people
have joined us in our quest to make America great again.
We won every aspect of the presidential election, and based
on the great success we're having, are poised to win
big in the midterms. We have raised far more money
than the Democrats and are having a great time fixing
all the country, destroying mistakes made by the Biden administration,
and watching the USA heel and prosper. The results are
incredible at a record pace. In that light, I am
thinking of recommending a national convention to the Republican Party
just prior to the midterms. It has never been done before.
Stay tuned. Donald J. Trump, President of the United States
of America.
Speaker 2: In case there was any confusion, because you guys didn't know.
Speaker 1: Great, I listen, I you and I always get very
cautious about being overconfident about the midterms, or you know
what I mean, because it's member the red wave. You
guys remember that, Oh it's going to be a red wave. No,
it wasn't. It was like a little drop, and it
didn't didn't help us. We got to make sure that
we don't get over confident. So I appreciate the enthusiasm,
and I love having confidence in our party, and I
love being winners. I think that's great. I love all
of this, but we need to make sure that we
still have momentum and we get our butts to the
polls because I don't want people to get complacent. I don't.
That makes me very nervous.
Speaker 2: Well, and I think the Democrats, you know, they're always strategizing,
right And for example, in Iowa, they just lost the
Iowa State Legislature just lost its super majority because there
was a special election that a Democrat won in Iowa.
So granted that's a tiny you know, that's a very
localized race, but Democrats in those kinds of races are
paying attention and are trying to gain wins where they
can because there is nobody thinking to your point, they're
complacent and they're not thinking about a spell election election
in the Iowa State legislature and how much that matters.
But it does matter. It matters a lot. Little elections
like that matter a lot. So we I mean, it's
not even just the national stuff we need to be
paying attention to. It's all of it. It's everything. So
to your point, don't just rust and think everything's going
to be okay. What do you think about having another
big convention ahead of midterms.
Speaker 1: I think it'd be awesome. I think I think that'd
be so same too, right, because the one that we
had before the presidential election was just so great. It
was exponentially better than the Democrats, and so yeah, I
think it'd be great. It would get people fired up
and charged up to go vote, because I think a
lot of people do become complacent before the midterms, you know,
they think it's going to be great or I think
it would it would rile people up.
Speaker 2: I think that I think it would be something. I mean,
obviously the DNC will respond in kind, But the hilarious
thing about that is that they don't have as much
money to spend.
Speaker 1: No, they don't.
Speaker 2: They need to save all their dollars for the actual
races where the GOP has little bit of extra cushion.
Speaker 1: Fact like they'd have to. They can't pay Beyonce and
Cardi B to come out and sing this time, right,
that's right.
Speaker 2: And then when it comes to the redistrict redistricting storyline,
h there was some interesting news from Eric Doherty. He said,
just in yes, this is yesterday. In a major development
that poses a massive threat to democrats political future, Louisiana
has officially asked the Supreme Court to ban using race
as a consideration in drawing congressional districts. These two jerrymanderd
af Democrat districts stand to be abolished. Do they look
fair to you? No?
Speaker 1: My god.
Speaker 2: And the Supreme Court is going to have arguments on
this in October. I mean, look at this. If district
should be like they should make actual sense. I don't
care if it's the geopr Democrats doing it. It is
bull crap. When a district looks like that, that's insane, guys,
It's just so dumb, right, so dumb.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they should be terrified.
Speaker 2: Also at the risk of alienating and making people mad,
especially Texas people. I am not a little sketched out
by Ken Paxton. I have to say, like, there just
seems like he's there's been so much you don't like him,
sketch stuff about him, and you're allowed to not like him.
Speaker 1: It's okay.
Speaker 2: I just I worry that he's not the best person.
He's just not He's not a great pick, and I
know he's going against Cornyn who is also not a
great pick. But now Ken Paxton apparently and his wife,
they also have been accused and now there's evidence that
they have shown three different homes as their primary residence,
so they've engaged in the same kind of stuff that
Lisa Cook and Adam Schiff have been accused of. And
so that is just one more thing. I mean, add
that to the fact that he's now in the middle
of this divorce because he cheated on his wife, and right,
there's just a lot that's sketch about him. So I
worry about it.
Speaker 1: Well, personally, there's a lot of personal stuff that's sketch.
I think, like job wise, I mean, I think he
does an okay job like.
Speaker 2: But I mean he's been impeached by his own part
like all this corruption stuff, and now I guess.
Speaker 1: I hear you. I don't know, Yeah, I know it's
I hear you, And like, I know, we don't need
that on our side, and especially if we're accusing other
people of like mortgage fraud, like can you not can
you not do the same thing? Maybe can we just
not do the same thing? And listen, I guess people
can have three homes, but if you're going to have three, personally,
if I were going to have three homes, I wouldn't
have them in such close proximity. I want to pick
Dallas and Austin, right, I would pick like Austin and
like Montana or something, you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I just well, And then even in addition, no,
I'm not going to stop it, Mickey, I'm going to
report what's going on with Ken Paxton. In addition to
like claiming all three homes as primary Mary residences, two
of them, the one in Austin and the one in Oklahoma,
his mortgage documents specify they are not to be rented out,
they are to be used only by his family, and
they've been listed on Airbnb both really oh yes, And
so there's like a whole other element to that that
makes it again kind of okay that is, and I'm
not gonna I'm not going to not say it, so
I'm not going to just Mickey's like it's rumors. This
is rumors. These are public documents, right, you can go
look at them yourself, so.
Speaker 1: You can actually you can list something on Airbnb but
then never actually rented out.
Speaker 2: Why did you do that?
Speaker 1: But that's what I'm saying, is that what is that
what he's doing because you said they were actually listed
on Airbnb? Yeah, right, but then you can if somebody
could say, hey, I want to rent it and be like, no,
we're not going to rent it. That's That's what I'm
trying to understand, Like why you would do that? Would
you do it because you want like some sort of
a write off or whatever. You want the benefits of
being able to list it as a rental property, but
you never actually rented out. That's what I'm trying to understand,
is why somebody would do that.
Speaker 2: I Mean the only reason I can think of is
that maybe he didn't understand that his those two mortgages
like disallow him from being able to rent it. I
don't know, but like, that's another problem, right if he's
the Attorney general, Like shouldn't he know basics about mortgage documents?
And shouldn't he actually read what he's signing?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 2: These are the questions that I have, and I think
they're valid.
Speaker 1: They're valid questions. It's okay, all we talk about this stuff,
you guys. It's like nobody is exempt, you know.
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Speaker 2: We got to talk about Gavin Newsom, okay, who did
some Politico interview thing where he is losing it, you guys.
He has become so filled with tea, yeah, so consumed
by it that he's he's basically convinced himself that because
of the trolling hats that Trump has that say Trump
twenty twenty eight on it, that there is going to
be no twenty twenty eight election. He's genuinely serious about
this and is basically admonishing anyone who's not who doesn't
believe that, that they're just crazy here he is. Republicans
are going to stop.
Speaker 3: I don't think Donald Trump wants another election.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I think for a second.
Speaker 3: You want I have two dozen Trump twenty twenty eight
hats His folks keep sending.
Speaker 9: Me, Oh my god, dude, and you think he's going
to run again.
Speaker 3: You know who spends two hundred million dollars on a
ballroom at their home and then leaves the house.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, this is serious.
Speaker 1: This is serious.
Speaker 8: But it'll be newsome Trump in eight No, no.
Speaker 4: This is there's no.
Speaker 3: This guy doesn't believe in free, fair elections.
Speaker 2: He could.
Speaker 3: He've tried to wreck this country. What well were you
there January sixth? I think Fox was at least they
were in a lawsuit. They seem to have lost any memory.
Speaker 1: Of that because he is sholding his mind.
Speaker 3: I mean, he tried to light democracy on fire. He
dialed for eleven almost twelve thousand votes. Now he's doing
it in plain sight, and people said, oh, it's just
Trump being Trump.
Speaker 1: That guy has no idea what it's like to actually
make his own money, to build something on his own,
do it on his own, make his own money, and
then actually love America enough to want to give back.
Trump is not taking a salary, as opposed to you,
You twit who's out there like sucking off the American
taxpayer every day in your life, You useless piece of crap,
that's literally what he is. He can't wrap his brain
around the pocaut That's why.
Speaker 2: He's saying that he why would he spend two hundred
million dollars of his money to create this ballroom. He
doesn't understand that us. That is not who he is.
That is who Trump is.
Speaker 1: To foreign concept to him, as is working for a living,
as is actually taking like taking pride in where you live,
which is why California looks like freaking big root right now.
I mean, it's like, look at your state, dude, Are
you proud of that? Are you proud of what you've
done in California? He has no self reflection whatsoever. And
the fact that people in the audience were laughing when
he said I have all of these twenty twenty eight
Trump twenty twenty eight hats is because they understand that
it's a troll. You don't have to jump, dude, it's
a joke.
Speaker 2: Well, he's also decided to I guess accuse, I don't
know if that's the right word. He is saying that
he has had personal conversations with various world leaders and
that they're all making fun of Trump behind his back. Oh,
this is what he is actually saying here he is.
Speaker 3: I've had the privilege of meeting a lot of foreign leaders.
Speaker 8: I mean, what's the general putting their laughing behind his back?
Speaker 3: That did not happen.
Speaker 14: I'm making this clear.
Speaker 8: They're telling there, do not conflate.
Speaker 14: What I just said with the meting I had with
the Denmark delegation.
Speaker 8: Now it wasn't them. Other foreign leaders are I've.
Speaker 14: Had dozens and dozens ambassadors now with him.
Speaker 15: What are they saying?
Speaker 14: They're they're laughing behind his back.
Speaker 3: He's been played everywhere.
Speaker 1: It's an embarrassment, right, scumbag, you screwed your best friend's wife.
You think you're gonna believe you? Yeah, I mean he.
Speaker 2: Is a total gosh.
Speaker 1: The guy lies and lies and lies, and.
Speaker 2: Then he gets like his tough guy you know, like
anyway he when he gets into his tough guy mode,
then he starts the cursing. Because this is what democrats
do this. They believe it's like super powerful to do that,
and so here he is showing that.
Speaker 8: Let me ask you about a couple of years, and
I know it's imply we have to be more calm
and demure a couple of your on But I'm not calm,
and I'm not going to submit myself to niceties.
Speaker 3: Not when this guy's try to rerecord ad damn country.
Speaker 1: Okay, So so he said he said that, and then
he mocked prayer the other day, which was lovely. Keep
doing it, keep doubling down on that, keep alienating half
the country, you schmuck. I hope you did.
Speaker 2: The best part. The best part was it yesterday he
gathered a press conference together so that he could announce
that he is surging law enforcement across California cities because
there's apparently a crime problem. And so he knows he
is savvy enough to know that Trump is winning on
the crime issue, and that Trump surging you know, federal
troops to LA was actually helpful when they were dealing
with all the crazy riders. And so now he's like,
oh crap, I don't want to be on the wrong
side of this issue. So I'm just going to pretend
that this has nothing to do with Trump. I'm going
to pretend that I thought of this all but myself,
and I'm going to clasp my hands together really hard
so that I don't catch myself doing all these crazy
hand dances. That's what's going on. In the presser that
when the reporter actually said okay, so like you are
admitting that there's a crime problem, he gets very tongue
tied and then immediately calls a stop to the presser.
Speaker 16: Oh, Brad states that you say are higher and at
the same time, we're here because you're surgy law.
Speaker 17: Enforcing across the state. So do you believe that crime
is a problem in help.
Speaker 14: When you're not well? I what's that sort of curious question?
I made the entire point that crime is an issue
and we want to tackle it, and we continued to
do more in that space, and we announced and highlighted
some of the expansion. What is not contradictory, respectfully, is
that we're doing it in partnership with our local communities.
We did it in partnership with the Biden administration prior.
Speaker 3: We're not talking about the.
Speaker 14: Nationalization, the militarization of the Guard and militarizing United States cities.
So quite the contrary, everyone by, yes, I gotta go by.
Speaker 1: This is what happens to theater kids in charge of shit?
What happened you guys?
Speaker 2: That is unbeknownst to you, the most perfect segue ever. Really, yes, kid,
because speaking of theater kids, Harry Sison immediately took to
TikTok or wherever, you know whatever his major platform is to,
you know, to praise Gavin Newsom for doing all the
things and Jeffrey Young or young Jeffrey however he decides
to go by is so mean to her sistm and
I just laughed so hard at the use of the
word meat stick and this clip.
Speaker 1: You guys, I can't wait, you cannot wait.
Speaker 2: Oh good, oh my god, here it is California Governor
Gavin Newsom.
Speaker 18: Bro, can you go twenty four hours without glazing Gavin's
meat stick? That would be impressive.
Speaker 19: Just revealed that world leaders he's met with have mocked
Donald Trump behind his back.
Speaker 18: Well, we all know Gavin to be a man of integrity,
so obviously we should take his word to the right.
Speaker 20: Also, don't you find it a little bit odd that
these leaders only feel comfortable talking shit behind his back,
which means they fear him enough to not say it
to his face, right, got it?
Speaker 21: Whether MAGA wants to acknowledge it or not.
Speaker 19: When Donald Trump is in office, the approval of the
United States goes way down.
Speaker 18: Hey, hairbear, correct me if I'm wrong, but the approval
rating the Democratic Party keeps dropping like the lowest it's
ever been. Oh, there you go, your over reliance on
a pole aka Gavin's meat stick. But here's the thing,
Poles don't mean shit. I feel like we've covered this
over the election because you guarantee them Joe Biden victory.
But then you know, you fell off face to the earth.
Then you guaranteed a Kamala victory and that didn't happen.
So when are you just going to accept that Poles
actually don't mean jack shit.
Speaker 1: He's right, Harri hair Bear really likes his meat stick.
Speaker 2: Why god, I love?
Speaker 1: Are you gay?
Speaker 2: Harry? You're so gay?
Speaker 1: Why? And how much money do you think they pay him?
I just I'm dying it every time I.
Speaker 2: Saw him that there's some influencers. Democratic influencers are getting
paid like eight grand a month.
Speaker 1: Wow. Yeah, you know, Harry's getting paid way more because
he's one of the higher up ones. He's probably I'd
love to know what he's getting paid, just to like
spew and another when he's like break. All these guys
are like breaking news, breaking news. News really is everything?
Breaking news? Every day? Okay, Oh my.
Speaker 2: God, I just loved the glazing of the of the
meat stack.
Speaker 1: Happy Friday, everybody.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, all right, and California has more problems
than just Gavin. So there is an LA councilwoman who
was on a podcast where she just the guy I
don't even know who this guy is that's absolutely reacting
with just sheer astonishment at how ridiculous this woman is.
But her name is Emelda Padia, Okay, And so she
is saying that her contribution to the housing affordability crisis
in La. There's like a bill SB seventy nine about this,
was to convince a developer to reduce a six story
housing unit to just three stories, why while adding ev chargers,
because that's what she thinks is important to solve the
housing crisis. So I know. And so she was spewing
this whole song and dance about how well, you know,
my biggest, my most important role in my job is
to make sure that people's neighborhoods and communities are preserved
the way that they want them to be preserved. So
we can't just all of a sudden start erecting, you know,
high rises or six story housing units. And that's exactly
what this podcaster wants, like he is recognizing there's a crisis,
a housing shortage, we need to fix it, and he
just cannot believe what he's hearing. And I think it's
his reactions to her that are even more ridiculous than
her telling what she does. Anyway, enjoy.
Speaker 13: See that, Timmy gets at the core of the issue.
And first of all, I just want to say, I
appreciate you coming on here because I am out there
in favor of SB seventy nine. You're on with the
proponent of the bill, So I appreciate you coming and
being willing to have this debate, and I really want
to be fair to your point of view. But what
I hear there is what you're saying is, well, there
weren't seven story buildings here in the past, so there
can't be seven story buildings here in the future. But
that freezes California in a moment when there were far
fewer people in this state. And my concern in what
I'm hearing from you is there are legitimate issues that
you're raising about what locals feel about the character of
their neighborhood. I'm not saying that those aren't legitimate concerns.
But it seems to lose the forest for the trees,
which is we have an emergency. There's only what a
quarter twenty percent of the number of affordable units as
the number of people who need them. We are losing
people to Texas. Right, They are making a claim that
we are failing in California to build enough like this
is an emergency. The problem isn't that there are going
to be buildings too high near transit stops. The problem
is there is nowhere for people who want you to
come to California to live. It is pushing our entertainment
business out, It is pushing young people out.
Speaker 2: This is an emergency.
Speaker 13: We should all be freaking out about how urgent it
is to do anything humanly possible to build housing. And
you're worried about whether or not there's a place for
a few senior citizens to sit outside of building that
developers are trying to build. And I'm saying, great, that's important,
But are you focused on what will ultimately make California
affordable for the people in your disc district?
Speaker 22: Well, I am by a law. I really have no
jurisdiction anymore because it's an eedy one. Right, But we
still as a team got together with the developer, the
high school across the street, other stakeholders, and instead of
building something that was potentially six stories, we got it
down to three stories. And we also got the developer
to also work with us to make sure that it
helps the families of the area. We also said, you know,
instead of a ton of office space, we do want
you to also incorporate a few more parking lots on
EV chargers.
Speaker 23: Yeah, that's like, his face is all of our faces
when we see Gavim, Like, it's literally all of us.
Speaker 2: I can't that's the California man.
Speaker 1: She is in a nutshell. She's California politics in a nutshell.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, what an idiot idiot?
Speaker 1: So God speaking California, right God.
Speaker 2: Now, going back to crime for just a moment. Obviously
a hot button issue for Trump and it's a winning
issue for Trump, and he has been talking about Chicago
a lot and basically threatening JB. Pritzker that he's going
to do to Chicago what he did in d C
or do four I should say Chicago what he's done
for d C. And so is what he tweeted yesterday.
He said Governor Pritsker had six murders in Chicago this weekend.
Twenty people were shot, but he doesn't want to ask
me for help. Can this be possible? The people are
desperate for me to stop the crime, something the Democrats
are not capable of doing. Stay tuned, he said.
Speaker 1: I mean they're all like, hands off our crime, stay
away from our crime, don't touch our crime. Right, I
have I have crime autonomy. I mean, they're just stupid
at this point, it's so much stupid.
Speaker 2: And so what is it? What are democrats and crazy
leftists do when they're faced with an issue? They sing, oh,
of course, of course they do, or they try to.
They try to, like this elderly woman, here we go.
I don't even know what she's trying to do, exactly,
hide your dogs, hide them. But here is how they
pushed back. Do not come to Chicago, sir, Do not
come to Chicago.
Speaker 1: I got the balls. I got the balls. A Democrat
from Illinois.
Speaker 22: Has got some balls.
Speaker 24: Governor Jamie Pritzker who told the truth about the wanna
be dictators.
Speaker 1: That's the phrase he used.
Speaker 22: Wanna be dictate Trump would hate the right authoritarian Creek.
Speaker 23: She couldn't even say on the beat, she was like
so up to be.
Speaker 1: I was trying. I was trying to bust to move
to that, and I was like, I can't, lady, I can't.
Speaker 2: What Why do they always sing.
Speaker 1: No, Rose stop it, Rose stop it so somebody get grandma,
somebody get her so we can get your brand. Why
did they let her do that?
Speaker 2: Well? And apparently I didn't realize like how far back
this whole singing phenomenon goes until I saw this clip
of one Hillary Clinton was running for president.
Speaker 16: Now I'm fired, right, Hillary, And.
Speaker 1: We don't need no playing.
Speaker 11: With that hat.
Speaker 1: Like my penis is so small. O, my god.
Speaker 2: It's just they've done it forever. They've apparently been doing
it and doing it so theater kids, you guys. Yes, Now,
at least the DC mayor Muriel Bowser, at least she
recognizes that there have been some positive developments out of
the surge of federal help in DC, and she admitted
as much in Oppressor.
Speaker 25: Here she is, we appreciate the surge of officers that
enhance what MPD has been able to do in this city.
The most significant thing that we are highlighting today is
the area of crime that was most troubling for us
in twenty twenty three. Now we have driven it down
over the last years, but I'm gonna get my glasses
so i can make sure I can see it correctly.
But for carjackings, the difference between this period, this twenty
day period of this federal surge and last year represents
a eighty seven percent reduction.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's all.
Speaker 1: Yeah, But was that so hard, lady?
Speaker 2: Was that so hard? Right?
Speaker 1: Come on, just get props worth their due. I'm sure
that hurt her. I'm sure deep down she was dying inside.
Come on now, mm hm.
Speaker 2: And you know, illegals continue to be a problem, and
I'm glad that there are governors like DeSantis.
Speaker 1: It's been a while since ever DeSantis.
Speaker 2: I know, and I'm not even showing a clip of him,
but his AG had a presser yesterday about a recent
bust that they made, and it was just a really
good reminder that illegals who are committing really, really terrible
crimes here would not be able to do that if
they had not been allowed in by the Biden administration.
And so thank god for Ice, and thank god for
the officers, all the law enforcement officers out there who
are f sing these illegals and the horrible things that
they're doing. Here is the latest example.
Speaker 17: Individuals being arrested. Six are already in custody, and one
of these individuals, I will point out, is an illegal
alien that should not even be in the country. So
you hear the left, you hear the media, you know,
try to spin this narrative that you know, people are
just here wanting to pursue a good living and honest living,
and then every time we do one of these stings,
we end up pulling illegal aliens off the streets that
are trying to molest and prey upon our kids. So no,
it is not just people that are here wanting to
you know, work hard and raise a family. There are
people here that have illicit motives that want to hurt
our children.
Speaker 1: Can I just point out that there are a lot
of hot men and hats behind him, I don't know
some of the ladies. I was a little distracted by that.
I'm gonna put that out there.
Speaker 2: I think that's reasonable to put it reasonable, And Tom
Homan wants it to be clear that it doesn't matter
if you're a sanctuary city, a sanctuary state, whatever, their
ice officers are going to continue to do their jobs.
And this is the kind of stuff that I love
to hear from Tom Homan.
Speaker 26: The ramp across the country. But you can see a
ramp up of operations in Chicago, absolutely, you gonna see
a ramp up of operations New York. You're gonna see
a ramp up of operations continue in LA and you
know Portland, Seattle. I mean, all these sanctuary cities that
refuse to work with lice where we know public safety
threats to being released every day into this country, especially
those cities. We're going to dress that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, get them, He's coming.
Speaker 1: You don't want Tom coming for you?
Speaker 6: You don't.
Speaker 2: You don't, I mean I do, but it's like, do
not Totally. I feel like he would goodness.
Speaker 1: Here, and he totally would. He would, totally.
Speaker 2: I think he would. I think totally. I think he
would smile.
Speaker 1: I think you too. Like for a second, you know,
I read the most.
Speaker 2: Ridiculous headline speaking of illegal immigrants. I'm just gonna have
you read this because I okay, I can't wait. I
cannot wait to read it.
Speaker 1: Here we go. Justin MS thirteen, illegal alien kilmar Abrego
Garcia is now trying to obtain a gag order against
DHS Secretary Christian nom This is so stupid a g
PAM Bondie and their staff, so they can no longer
call him out public deep for his criminal actions. Okay,
the request is being considered by an Obama Judge Waverley
Crenshaw for Politico. First, Garcia breaks our laws, taints our communities,
and now he wants to restrict the free speech of
the officials who are keeping our country safe. Unfreaking believable.
Speaker 2: What a piece of shit.
Speaker 1: This guy is, a complete piece of shit, is what
he is?
Speaker 2: Un Real? Unreal to where all right, we do need
to discuss the horror out of Minneapolis from the day
before yesterday, and particularly at first, we're going to spend
some time on the mainstream media is just horrible coverage
of it. It's absolutely insane. For example, that the USA
Today did not report that the Minnesota shooter was trans
They reported a whole bunch of other stuff. They were able.
According to Banshi from Red State, they found a way
to shoehorn acclaim that ICE is causing attacks on churches
into their article about the shooting, but couldn't be bothered
to address the fact that it was a trans person.
Speaker 13: Right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're more concerned about this trans lunatic than they
are about the kids that were killed. Honestly, that's what
I'm seeing in the media. That's what they're doubling and
tripling down on all of this stuff because they listen,
they have to lie in their bed now because they've
propped this whole narrative up about celebrating this behavior, this
mental illness, because that's what it is. It's a mental illness,
and they've propped it up. They've encouraged it, they've groomed it,
they've celebrated it. They've done this for years, and now
they're seeing that it's kind of a problem, and they're
a bit of a problem. I think it's a little
bit of a problem. They're seeing that and they're like, well, shit,
what do we I guess. I mean, we can't say
that it's a problem, that the stuff that we've encouraged
and propped up over the however many years is a problem.
So now we have to just pretend that it doesn't exist,
or we have to somehow suppress it, just ignore it. Right,
that's what they're doing. They have to lie lying by
omission it is. Yeah, and it's it's listen, the cancer
is just going to spread. It's not going to go away,
so people like us have to keep talking about it,
and we have to call them out on their bullshit.
Speaker 11: Yep.
Speaker 2: And it's the same with the New York Times, actually
even more egregious. So their headline was Minneapolis suspect knew
her target, but motive is a the shooter whatever, So
they they they were more concerned with using that killer's
preferred pronouns than actually dealing with the issue, right, I mean,
it's just it's And they even spent a bunch of
time on it, like talking about how this is how
she identified, this is how she wants her name to
be reflected. Who gives a shit? This guy murdered kids?
And Mary Catherine Ham put it perfectly. She said, journalism
should help people understand what happened. A woman did not
commit this crime, nor was he simply a young man.
He was a trans identifying biological male with a host
of apparent mental illnesses. This doesn't have to be the
most important fact about him, but it's a very important fact,
and leaving it out or eliding it by calling him
her is anti journalism. I cannot believe this has to
be said out. And when they leave it out, it
makes it even more important to me. Yeah, the fact
that they're leaving it out makes me go, Okay, this
is this makes it more important. You guys are hiding something.
Why are you hiding it?
Speaker 1: Why? Why are you hiding it so hard? Why are
you trying so hard to suppress that? I mean, these
people are mentally ill. And then you add hormones and
antidepressants and god knows what other drugs, and then you
have a complicit media that is telling them that Christians
and Conservatives are Nazis, and we've got a whole host
of problems because it's like they're inadvertently creating like this
army of people who are pissed off. They're violent, and
we're seeing that they're violent. That is a problem, and
so they're suppressing that. And this is stuff that needs
to be talked about. It is a problem. And so
when they start hiding this stuff they like they are
blatantly suppressing that information, that becomes a problem for me.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, you just you cannot hate them enough.
And one of the most egregious examples from yesterday was
when and it's the reason for my name today. Andy
McCabe was on one of the news shows talking about
the remarkable similarities that this case, this shooter had with
the one from Nashville, Okay, from a couple of years ago,
And in all the similarities that he points out, not
a single mention it was so avoided the fact that
they were both trans right, that it was.
Speaker 4: It was.
Speaker 2: It was ridiculous, Like it was laughable how much you
avoided it, just watched.
Speaker 9: But this one is really remarkable to me in that respect.
I was looking at you know, we don't. I haven't
seen the manifestos. I can't say whether there are specific
references to the twenty twenty three Covenant School shooter in Nashville,
But if you look at that again, if that's the
situation and this one, there are remarkable similarities. So, both
were in their twenties, Both targeted religious schools that they
formerly attended. Both brought three weapons to the crime, Both
purchased those weapons legally, Both drove to the attack site
and left a vehicle there. Both posted manifestos in which
they raged and expressed grievance towards numerous ethnic groups and religions.
You know, a real broad stroke of kind of anger.
Speaker 6: There.
Speaker 9: Both sought to kill children, young children specifically, And I
think the most important here is both were students of
other mass shooters. And this is key because I think
what we're seeing is as we have more and more
of these mass shootings, if you are someone who is
mentally disturbed and alienated and filled with rage and grievance,
and you're considering doing this, you can find a template,
an example of someone just like you who did it,
and that can be a very confirming, affirmative influence on
someone who is progressing to this sort of a violent act.
This could be really an indicator of a of a
expansion of the type and number of people who get
into this, who are drawn to these despicable acts of violence.
Speaker 1: I'm so sick of it, like seriously, Like no, not
a mention of trans First of all, it's like so
obviously saying and the fact that he went on a
television show and he had not even looked at like
the manifesto of like he hadn't read any of that,
Like it's it's there to look at like you and
I have looked at it. What the hell, dude? So
there's that, and then I the motive thing, like people
are like, I don't know what the motive is. I
don't seriously like, basically, it was an attack on normalcy.
This person was not normal, and people may get mad
at me for that. I don't give a shit. I
don't I don't care. He was not normal, and he
hated people. He hated kids who were normal because he was,
and he hated them, and so he wanted to get
rid of them. Honestly, that's how I feel. I feel
like that that was his motive. He hated everything that
wasn't him, and.
Speaker 2: He hated himself too, which has become more and more obvious.
By the way. There was a translation of a lot
of the cyrillic alphabet parts of his manifesto that he'd posted,
and it's it literally is the stuff of nightmares, Like
I could not believe that a human being could think
the way that he thought and just wrote openly. I mean,
it's just terrifying, and it's so interesting. And Greg Guttfeld
pointed this out really really well last night. When it
becomes important to be trans identified and when it's not,
and it's very interesting how that is the most important
thing sometimes and then the least important thing. Other times,
here's greg.
Speaker 19: About the trans cult. Apparently your identities the only thing
that matters until you do something awful.
Speaker 1: Then it's the least important variable. Then you look at
everything else.
Speaker 2: You talk about guns.
Speaker 19: But you suddenly it's all of a sudden, like, oh,
we can't talk about that.
Speaker 1: What was it the.
Speaker 19: Other trans shooter that.
Speaker 1: They actually hid her identity?
Speaker 19: In this manifesto that this creep wrote, he said he
was tired of being trans and that he had wished
he had never brainwashed himself.
Speaker 17: What more do you need?
Speaker 19: Straight from the monster's mouth, Politicians, activists.
Speaker 1: Teachers, You built this.
Speaker 19: You could have listened to the warnings we were talking
about this on this show for years. You amplify a hysterical,
a hysterical, literally hysterical phenomenon that was going no place good.
So forget the layer of mental illness and gun control.
Speaker 1: The origin of the evil.
Speaker 19: The evil lies in the creation of a mindset that
indulged a delusional self room connections with fellow human beings,
so that trans by ascribing extreme aggrieved mentality, then gets
directed against society. So this person feels justified in killing children, and.
Speaker 2: He's right there. That was that came right from the journal,
the fact that he, you know, was tired of being trans,
wished he was never brainwashed himself, and then even talked
about the hair, saying, I only keep the long hair
because it's pretty much my last shred of being trans.
I'm tired of being trans. I wish I never brainwashed myself.
Speaker 1: Very interesting, and this comment Margie Boyd five two G
four And they want to put these people with our
girls and restrooms, yeah, they right, Yeah, And you want
to put these guys in a in a locker room
with my daughter?
Speaker 25: No?
Speaker 2: Hell no, no, that's right. And then of course you've
got the folks on the left, including the ridiculous mayor
of Minneapolis, Jacob Frye, talking about guns, proposing stricter gun
laws when they have absolutely no freaking clue what they
are even talking about, as you will hear from this
idiotic take on I mean, he has no idea what
he's saying when it even comes to how guns operate.
Case in point. Oh sorry, there was just this one
tweet from David Bernstein about NPR listen to NPR for
the first time in months, lengthy reporting on the shooting
today completely avoided saying anything about the shooter and the
shooter's ideology, except for admonishing Klobachar for referring to the
shooter as a he when really their gender identity is
not known at this time. This is how ridiculous it
impresses in insane? Yeah, insane anyway, I'm sorry, I forgot
about that. But here's Jacob fry and just putting on
full display that he has no idea how guns actually work.
Speaker 27: Have more guns in America than we have people. The
reality is is that we have these assault rights that
can reel off thirty clips in conjunction with a magazine
before the person even needs to reload.
Speaker 1: What do you say? What does he? Yeah? Tell me
you've never been around a gun ever in your life.
Speaker 2: Okay read the doge AI automated response to that.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Brice's confusion between clips, magazines, and
basic firearm mechanics isn't just a slip up. It's a
symptom of DC style policy making, where politicians draft regulations
on topics they fundamentally misunderstand. If leaders can't grasp the
difference between a clip and a magazine, how can incredibly
legislate on weapons. This is an sun rights versus control.
It's about bureaucratic incompetence. Yes, every misinformed SoundBite fuels more
bloated and effective laws that drain taxpayer dollars while failing
to address root issues. Real solutions require precision, not performative jargon.
Until politicians educate themselves, their reforms will keep missing the
target pun intended, wasting time, money, and public trust. Yeah,
he's absolutely right, absolutely right. It's just what it is
talking about, thank god, embarrassing.
Speaker 14: I know.
Speaker 2: And then this whole the narrative that a lot of
these Democrats keep spewing about how there are more guns
than people in this country. I hear that, freaking what so,
what so what we have like five or six of them.
They're not going around shooting.
Speaker 1: Things exactly, I know, I feel the exactly like I
hear that all the time. And it's like and that
they always blame the guns, as if the guns get
up and shoot themselves, right, it is it just so, it's.
Speaker 2: The dumbest storyline.
Speaker 1: It is the most infantile, non intellectual argument that you
will hear. It's so stupid, And it goes back to
the whole Okay, so spoons make you fat? And are
we gonna like all of the and we got to
ban cars? I mean every like, do cars drive themselves?
It's so stupid. Why do they always go to that argument?
Speaker 2: It's just because they're stupid and and but they all
do it. I mean, Randy Weingarten was on TV yesterday
saying the exact same thing.
Speaker 1: Of course, how are the schools doing, Randy, how are
the schools doing?
Speaker 12: We now have more guns, Oh my god, on the
streets than we have people.
Speaker 2: My god, this is what my husband said. He said
this text cracked me up. He was like, yeah, we
have more guns than people in the US. We also
have more bowling balls in the US than people. It's
called manufactures.
Speaker 1: It's true. It's true.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's just I just right.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I just can't they don't, Oh my god,
I know.
Speaker 6: Oh.
Speaker 2: And then here's this interesting tidbit about the shooter's mom.
She's apparently like on the run, like the PD cannot
get a hold of her. They've gone to this condo
that she owns and like Naples, and couldn't Like they
were banging on the doors. She's not there. She's apparently
lawyered up. I mean, she's not culpable for this crime herself,
why would she not be willing to at least help
the police understand all of this better.
Speaker 1: I mean, we've seen parents be held responsible for school
shootings now, so maybe perhaps she does think that she
is responsible. She did enable this individual to, you know,
to do some of the I mean, who was he
living at home? I don't know, was.
Speaker 2: He I don't Yeah, I don't know. Either. Is not
a good look.
Speaker 1: You know what did Sorry I didn't hear you. Would
you say?
Speaker 2: I just feel like hiding is not a good look.
Speaker 1: It's not a good look. I mean, if if she
doesn't want to appear culpable, she shouldn't do that. But
she you know, she this is the thing, if she
saw any red flags that it, Yeah, and then now
she's hiding. Maybe that isn't a good idea, lady.
Speaker 2: I mean, just they just want to ask about him,
you know what I mean, Like, I just feel like
maybe she should answer the question. But she did not
buy the guns. He's twenty three. I mean, he was
perfectly Yeah, he was buying the guns himself, right, But she.
Speaker 1: Did enable she did enable the whole Hey, you are
a transgender and you know that that whole thing, and
I don't know. I've I don't ever listen. I know
you and I always get in conversations about don't blame
the parents, don't blame the parents because kids sometimes kids
are just going to be kids. But you give birth
to this kid, and you as a mom, I feel
like you know the kid. At least you should know
the kid, and if there's something going on with your kid,
you should have some semblance of it. I mean, I
know he's twenty three, and if he was on his own,
then she can't control everything. But if you see some things,
don't you think that you would want to help that kid,
don't you think? I don't know.
Speaker 2: I just feel like I don't know. I just know
there was reporting I get I can't remember where I saw,
but there was reporting that she apparently struggled with his
desire to switch his names, which is gender identity or whatever.
That's according to people who knew her when she was
working at the church. So you know, I don't know
what ultimately made her make that decision. If it was
like if she felt like this is the only way
I'm going to continue to have a relationship with him.
You know, maybe that's I don't know. I do have
I always do. I hate blaming parents in any way
because I know I've you know, I've gone through some
stuff that makes me just not I just I just don't.
I just don't think. There's so many parents who've written
us too, who have been like I raise my kid
conservative and they completely lost their minds in college, you
know what I mean.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know we do hear that. But then I
also I am like of the other side where I've
been abandoned by a parent, and I've seen parents abandon
their kids, and I'm like, I will go through freaking
hell and back to make sure that my kid understands it.
No matter I will be here. We got to make
sure you're on the right track, you know what I mean.
I just see it different. We just see it differently.
We just see it differently, and I just I don't know,
I just I hate that some of these parents are like,
I want to make sure I have a relationship with you,
so I'll do anything you say, you know what I mean.
It's sometimes you gotta it's sometimes it's tough love, and
you got to like make sure that they're not doing
these going down these paths. Don't do that. Don't do it,
you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah. There was an interesting video too from our friend
Becky Weiss about the whole the fighting that's going on
on both sides, right, Like it's always the left is
always going to go straight to gun control, and in
this case, the right is like, hello, we are screaming
at you that affirming this trans ideology is a terrible idea.
But she points out in her rant, because she's ranting, man,
that it's not all trans people, and there's a slippery
slope there, like we can't there's some people that are
trans conservatives, right, but we're just out there just trying
to live their lives. And so she wants to make
sure that we're not getting that part of the conversation lost.
So here is her rant.
Speaker 15: It's going to change if we can't have a productive
conversation once I we have people screaming for more gun laws,
more gun control. Do you think there somebody who even
has the thoughts to harm a child is gonna be
stopped by more gun laws. That state has some of
the strictest gun laws in the country, and it still happened.
And on the other side, we have people screaming that
all trans people should be institutionalized and they shouldn't be
allowed to own firearms. There are plenty of trans people
who exist in this country.
Speaker 2: Who are just trying to live their lives.
Speaker 15: They're not making a fuss about the bathrooms, the locker rooms,
the sports. They're just living.
Speaker 2: They are just living. So that's not it either.
Speaker 1: I am appalled and I am angry.
Speaker 15: That's the way that this is being handled by so
many content creators right now. If you are not capable
of doing anything other than screaming my side is right
and your side is wrong, then we will never have
a productive conversation that leads us to productive solutions to
protect our children. Because despite all of our differences, I
think that we can all agree that we want our
children to be safe. No, we do not need more
gun laws and more regulation and more control, and no,
not every single transperson should be institutionalized.
Speaker 2: So I'm going to say this as nice is possible.
Speaker 15: Until you get your nuggins out of your behind, we
will be unable to have a productive conversation to address
the mental health crisis in this country.
Speaker 1: I mean she's right, she has a point. She definitely
she does.
Speaker 2: But I feel like, what the part that's lost in
that defense of you know and the whole not all trans,
is that it's more about the kids. It's not about
like grown ass adults who are you know, who are
living quietly and trying to do It's about the activism
that is inspired by all the affirmation. And you guys,
the charts don't lie. This is the rate of growth
of trans identifying people over the years. There's something wrong
with how we are addressing it, clearly.
Speaker 1: And it's a social contagion at this point.
Speaker 2: Totally, it's not totally.
Speaker 1: A lot of these kids are like, oh my god,
I'll be courageous and brave if I become trans so
and people will think I'm a hero because we have
attached heroism with transgenderism. That's what the society has done,
which is freaking whack. It's whack. And do I agree
with her that there are adult transgenders that just want
to live their life in peace. Yes, I do agree
with that, but that's not what we're talking about. That's
not what the conversation is. That's not who I think
needs to be in therapy, you know, or needs help mentally.
I mean those people, fine, go live your lives. I
don't give a shit whatever. You're not trying to get
into my kid's locker rooms.
Speaker 2: And yeah, it's it's the activists, and it's the people
who are transing kids that are the problem. And it's
when we talk about the activists that we need to
be wary of. It's the people like these people.
Speaker 1: I don't care what the Supreme pol says when they've
even known anything about supreme fool before.
Speaker 13: We have queer kids, you have gets.
Speaker 2: My one has yet to produce a straight child. Fucktors.
Speaker 1: What's the issue of turfs?
Speaker 2: What have they done to you?
Speaker 15: I can live about Habbie Potter, that trans kids can't
live about transitioning.
Speaker 13: I don't think any trans people believe that our biological.
Speaker 2: Sex simply doesn't exist at all. No one's denying that
women can also females. Than there's still women regard the
list of dumb There are animals that change sex. We
know this, So do you might like like a clown tash,
Yes exactly.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, but they do it all by themselves.
Speaker 2: Yeah naturally.
Speaker 15: Doways just pour around the phrase protect transfus.
Speaker 14: Really like you.
Speaker 1: I love tell me more about your sign. Oh you
don't want to, Okay, what would the sea horse tell us?
You would say that being trans is natural. It's not
peaceful protest. We're offering flowers and solidarity. Every time you
punch a turf, a trans kid gets more rights.
Speaker 2: Turfs eat shit.
Speaker 1: Punch a turf.
Speaker 22: J he's a slag.
Speaker 1: Fuck turf spitch trolls from hell. Shut the fuck up,
turf or you're going to get a bullet in the
head arm The dolls bearded man tries to stop us.
Speaker 2: But there she goes with the turf island flag. That's
who we're talking about. Yeah, totally.
Speaker 1: And I posted thing on our Instagram yesterday and it
was kind of based out of like xxxy I have
Okay next, it's so great.
Speaker 2: This is an amazing act to me. It talks about
the anger. It's absolutely perfect from our friends at xx.
Speaker 1: X Y angry, go out, buy a gun.
Speaker 5: It's okay to be angry.
Speaker 2: Kind of my face.
Speaker 15: Now, if you try to stop me from going into
a woman's bathroom, excuse me.
Speaker 13: It's ma'am, be the last mistake you ever made.
Speaker 21: I may find that anger harness it to do good
in the world. This anger, God to anger is probably
my primary source of motivation.
Speaker 17: You have.
Speaker 21: For everything that I do.
Speaker 1: Cut that out now or you'll go home in ambulance.
Speaker 9: It was a call to action or call to harms.
Speaker 5: Don't be afraid to show your anger.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, that guy gives me. The guy is
a freak. He's a total freak, and he's a groomer.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, but yeah, people are asking what the purpose?
What's the acronyms is.
Speaker 2: A trans exclusionary radical feminist. So essentially it's feminists who
figured out trans people are invading women's spaces and it's
not okay, they're ruining women. And it's actually, unfortunately a
very small subset of people who would refer to themselves
as feminists. Right, it's too bad.
Speaker 1: Yeah, most feminists now are like, oh my god, we
love trans. It's great, like because we're liberally a very
small percentage, right, it's and you know, it's kind of
like I said yesterday, the LGBs need to be like
no reject reject.
Speaker 2: We actually had a couple more examples, just from people
who claim to be pastors of a couple different churches.
This is happening in the Methodist churches, it's happening in
Protestant churches where these psychopaths are actually leading sermons. It's
it's like it's just so vile. But I also we're
going to run out of like we're actually going to
have a long show today. I love it. It's great,
and we have so much culture stuff that that I
want to get to that I think is really super interesting.
So I don't know those of you who may or
may not have been following the whole justin Baldoni, Blake
Lively Saga, A couple of different major influencers spent quite
a bit of time on it, Like Candice Owens is
one of the people that got really really into it.
But so too did Megan Kelly and I did not
realize and she was not allowed to say it until
yesterday that Blake Lively tried to sue Meghan. Uh, that
was a mistake, so bad, so bad, such a big mistake.
And so here's Meghan to fill you in.
Speaker 16: That we were among those targeted by Blake Lively. Yes,
she actually tried to get the confidential and proprietary materials
my team and I used for any and all stories
about her because Blake Lively was unable to fathom that
yours truly had developed a genuine revulsion toward her on
my own. She posited that I must have been ensnared
in Baldoni's alleged ongoing smear campaign against her, that his attorney,
who happens also to be my own from well before
his representation of Baldoni, must be controlling our coverage. In addition,
she suggested that I was getting paid by Baldoni or
by his lawyer, Brian Friedman, for my anti Blake coverage,
demanding to see all documents reflecting this alleged agreement or
payment structure. This is how narcissistic this woman is. She
actually thinks I needed to get paid by Baldoni's team
to say negative things about her. News flash, Blake, I
came to those conclusions totally organically.
Speaker 2: Don't give away your power, sweetheart. It was you.
Speaker 16: It was all you who made me unable to stand you.
No man had anything to do with it. We fought
her subpoena and one, but in any event, we gave
her absolutely nothing, not one document, not one record, not
one communication. In no world would I ever ever allow
my teams or my communications with each other or with
our sources for our news reporting to be turned over
to a third party, and certainly not to this nit wit.
Speaker 2: It's called the First Amendment Freedom of the press.
Speaker 16: She has zero right to nose around in how I
gather news or in how my team and I prepare
for any show we do.
Speaker 1: I first of all, that's awesome. Second of all, so
Taylor Swift and her were really really they were like
BFFs for like ten years, and then she tried to
extort her basically, so like it's I mean, she's just awful.
She's an awful human being. So my daughter in law,
who follows all this right, she told me that Taylor
Swift and the Kelsey dude got engaged on Blake Lively's birthday.
Speaker 2: Oh, just to like just to be like nin or
niner I know.
Speaker 1: And I'm like, okay, so that is kind of funny
that she did that. I mean, just be authentic, don't
be a sea hag, don't lie, don't extort people. Don't
extort your best friend of ten years.
Speaker 2: Like what you think she's going to be invited to
the wedding.
Speaker 1: I'm thinking No, I'm thinking that's a bit what a
fall from grace on this one. I know, like she
she and Ryan Reynolds's. You look at people and you
think they're a certain way, Like I mean, obviously we
take celebrities with a grain of salt and we're like,
they're all full of crap, right, But they acted like
they're so funny and they love each other. It's all
smoking mirrors, you guys. Yeah, like whatever.
Speaker 2: Well, and speaking of that whole circle of people, Travis
Kelcey just recently announced that he too, in addition to
Sydney Sweeney, has a whole line going on at American Eagle.
So you can imagine the freakouts that are happening as
a result of this. So he's launched a new design
collab with American Eagle. This was just one day after
announcing their engagement, and he says that he kept this
whole thing a secret for nearly a year. He says
it was an awesome opportunity to team up with an
established brand where both sides were excited to truly collaborate
on every decision in the design and creative process. So
naturally the clothes are hideous because it is Travis kelce
it's terrible fashion sense.
Speaker 1: Terrible taste.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but the freakouts are my favorite. Here is one example.
I fucking hate it here. I really fucking hate it here.
Speaker 24: What do you mean American ego?
Speaker 1: Ah, I don't give a.
Speaker 2: Fuck about his engagement to Taylor Swift.
Speaker 1: It's fucking syop.
Speaker 2: So they could make more money. Held fucking fell and
they're they're like code switching.
Speaker 28: This dumb white guy who literally literally literally has married
the most like white milk, a toast woman in our zeitgeist,
is engaged to her.
Speaker 24: While while they now are trying to backtrackle, they're like,
let's put this famous, this guy who's so famous in
the in the sphere right now, and let's surround him
vaguely with people of color, and let's put Sepiotnes on
it so we know it's not about blue jeans and genetics.
Speaker 14: Now.
Speaker 1: Ah, I'm so tired of this.
Speaker 2: You can literally not talk about genocide. But here you
go more of this shit. Capitalism is killing us.
Speaker 24: Can't get anyone to fucking go thrifting to buy secondhand shit,
but no, they put in a fucking Abercrombie and Fidch
in Hoboke, New Jersey, and everyone's like, oh, I can't
I can't.
Speaker 1: Shut the fuck up.
Speaker 2: These people are deranged.
Speaker 1: Lord, she okay, she's not okay.
Speaker 2: No, she's not okay.
Speaker 1: Somebody had somebody birthed her, you know, like she has
a mother and a father. I would not be proud
of that. Good Lord.
Speaker 2: Anyway, that is a thing that has happened. So now
there's a whole new reason for people to be all
mad at American Eagle. And I just find that hilarious interesting.
I don't know what school where this is, but I
saw this video and I appreciate it. I think this
is an interesting thing. There are nursery school aged kids
being taught about their private parts in terms in the
context of consent, and so antybity kids need anty bitty
kid ways of learning that it's not okay if strangers
touch you in your private areas, right, And so I
totally appreciate what this woman is trying to do. She's
just really aggressive sounding about it, but she made a
little song to help these kids learn about consent, and
I think it's a great song. I just don't know
why she sounds so angry when she sings it.
Speaker 1: All right here, it is.
Speaker 23: Private private, no one, no lesson.
Speaker 1: And if you touch the private private problem.
Speaker 2: If you touch my I will tell my mom, will
my father.
Speaker 26: Private?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 9: No.
Speaker 2: I mean it's a great little song.
Speaker 1: It's she's just very earnest, very very earnest of the
squeezing part, you know, the squeezing. Yeah, I feel like somebody.
Speaker 2: I mean, I think that's great.
Speaker 1: It's yeah, it's a good lesson. You want to make
sure that's a good lesson to understand that lessons just
so you write it is a little aggressive.
Speaker 2: It's just squeeze. I think there was a lot of
aggression in her voice, but I think the I think
it was a good lesson overall.
Speaker 1: Is my poising squeezing part. Right, everybody's aggressing at the
rest of the day. You're welcome.
Speaker 2: These are my private puts. But you gotta be angry.
Speaker 1: You got to singing and then do the extra hard squeeze.
If you have the things to squeeze, you can squeeze
your heart. Some of us are on the A team, okay,
And there might.
Speaker 2: Be disagreement among folks in our audience about this next one.
You know, some people might say this is just a
harmless game. Of makeup and dress up with a small
child and her mama. Unfortunately, to me, this gave me
all the ick because it seems like this girl, this
little girl knows way too much about makeup at a
very young age and is obviously copying the mannerisms of
her influencer.
Speaker 14: Mom.
Speaker 2: See what your take.
Speaker 21: Is, theory, Mom?
Speaker 2: You look looks kind of good. I know it does,
I really.
Speaker 28: Momm.
Speaker 18: You made me put a lot of pumps.
Speaker 2: This is our all right, I need to put your eyes.
Speaker 21: I'm trying to blend.
Speaker 2: It can't blended.
Speaker 14: H two.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I'm so uncomfortable right now.
Speaker 2: I know, okay, good, It's not just me because I was.
Speaker 1: Like, that's very very yeah, very like yeah, I just
to me. I know people are gonna say you're a prude, Daisy,
but I just it's a lot of hyper sexualization of girls.
There's a lot girls need to be. They just need
to be little girls, you know, Yeah, a lot of that.
I see a lot of that when they're super super young,
and moms are putting makeup on them when they're super
young and putting them in crop tops, and you know
what I mean. I just don't like it, Like let
them go out and get dirty and play sports and
be you know, kids.
Speaker 2: Yeah, giving me so uncomfortable, especially the way that she
was clearly emulating what she sees her mom doing, which
anytime looking into a phone screen which is playing up
to the camera, it's all so sicky.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they have plenty of time, they have plenty of
time to do that. They're going to be teenagers soon enough,
and then they're gonna want to do all that stuff,
and so let them be. Let them be babies when
they're babies, not just Yeah.
Speaker 2: It's probably the reason that I hate like all those
Anybody Kid pageants where they get all glammed up.
Speaker 1: I hand that I hate that. Not a pageant person
hate it.
Speaker 2: We did have a thank you from yesterday from Heather Sella,
who said, I totally agree with you. The people who
need thoughts and prayers the most are the people who
perpetuate these ideals, and for the mentally ill people who
carry them out, I pray that God will open their
hearts and minds to see the evil that has gripped them.
Thank you very much for that.
Speaker 1: Now, the same anti God sentiment is what motivated the shooter.
So if people are saying no prayers. Congratulations you're like
that person. Mm hmm yeah, yep, now you Oh it's me. Oh,
it's my turn already. I wasn't prepared, Marthy perils, Good morning, checks,
have a wonderful weekend. See y'all Monday morning.
Speaker 2: We'll be here Tuesday, yes, which is what she said.
Speaker 1: Next she reallyies, or tuesday if you're taking a well
deserved rest on Labor Day. Yes, we are taking a
rest on Labor Day. We're going to be spending it
with our families. So thank you. And yes, I hope
everybody else is taking a nice day off on Monday.
I hope that you're doing that. CSD nine oh one.
Happy fifty second anniversary to my wonderful husband. It was
the best decision we ever made. That is so great.
Happy anniversary to you two. That's wonderful. Love it MTX
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that's a lot, a whole lot, stroke Jen. Gavin us
triggered by hats I love it. Gavin is triggered by
hats I love it. Yeah, he is. He's a baby.
He's kind of like Daniel Tiger is what he is.
Bo Mama eight Daisy, I swear sometimes I think you're
in my head. What you said about Gavin was verbatim
in my head and came out your mouth. It's not
the first time that's happened, though, to be honest, I
can see that stroke Jen hair bear does need extra protein?
Speaker 2: Oh gross, Jen, Okay.
Speaker 1: I mean he could probably get it in other sources,
but he chooses a source. Don Athlete twenty one sixty.
It was revealed that the Mini and Minneapolis shooter wrote
wrote that he didn't want to be trans anymore, but
felt locked into being trans because he had been brainwashing
and believing it and was afraid of reversing his decision.
Speaker 2: Yikes, Yeah, we talked about that.
Speaker 1: Aaron Krieger. I can't get the Hillary and the White
House song out of my head. So thanks for that, jerk,
take my money and stroke Jen. What tiger would eat?
Egg salad? Love you both, that's right, which.
Speaker 2: Was his point. Shouldn't you be eating a steak or.
Speaker 1: Something, eating something other than egg salad. That's right. You
guys were bringing it in. We are bringing in. You
know what I can't wait to do. I can't wait
to do my organization. I can't wait to do that
this weekend. I'm going to find time and I'm going
to organize all my tiny little books in my team.
Look e'sy bitsy bookshelf. I cannot wait that it's gonna
be one of my weekend projects. You guys have a
wonderful holiday weekend and we will see you on Tuesday.
Speaker 14: Bye, everybody,