Speaker 1: The guy is a communist, full blown communist, and he
wants us to die, and.
Speaker 2: That is batshit. I'm sorry, but that is freaking crazy.
There's something wrong.
Speaker 3: He's either lying or he's an idiot who doesn't remember
what he said.
Speaker 2: Two weeks ago.
Speaker 1: He's making Candice look sane. I'm not even kidding, like
he's he has lost his mind. Good morning, everybody, Hello.
Speaker 2: Good morning, everybody, Happy Monday. How was your weekend? Was
it good? Who's good?
Speaker 3: Except for Saturday was rainy and gross, So I just
liked nothing here too.
Speaker 2: Fat and red and like just your own selves.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Friday and Saturday were like that here pouring down
ray My poor cows.
Speaker 2: I always felt bad for my cows, you.
Speaker 3: Know what I mean.
Speaker 2: They just stand there in the rain, just stand there.
God bless him.
Speaker 3: But yesterday was beautiful, so we did some pool time.
Speaker 2: It was beautiful hair too. We had the same weather,
so nice. It's because you send it this way.
Speaker 3: You guys are so much news like juicy juicy drama. Yeah, yeah,
there's like juice news, but there's also regular news. And
actually there's some sad news about Rudy Giuliani, who is
apparently in the hospital for reasons that we don't know
at least as of this morning, but he is in
critical condition, stable, but in critical condition. Trump tweeted about it,
just saying, you know that this has happened, and so
I hope we find out more and that he is
on the mind as of today. But that is all
we know.
Speaker 2: Did it?
Speaker 1: They did anything possible to destriination. Now look at Rudy
so sad.
Speaker 2: It is sad. No, it's incredibly sad. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't think that liberals are the reason that he's
in the hospital.
Speaker 3: But no, I saw like a little snippet floating around
this morning of him on his own show. I think
on the show. Yeah, I think he has a show,
and he was on Friday. He even said, my voice
is really hoarse, so I'm gonna have to get closer
to the mic, you know.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry about that. And he didn't look particularly well.
Speaker 3: I will say so, but I don't know what the
I don't know what his I don't know what has
afflicted him. But yeah, he is in the hospital.
Speaker 2: So that's really I like him, that's really yeah.
Speaker 3: I mean it's America's mayor, and I hope it gets better. Yeah,
so that is what's going on with that, and then
also update about some stuff that's going on and Iran,
I guess. On the first of May, Trump submitted a
letter to Congress saying, Hey, here's my war powers letter.
Just want to let you know we're still under the
ceasefire thing. So like there's really nothing for me to
ask permission of you about, and so just kind of
checking in that this is happening. We're still under the
ceasefire and we've got this blockade going. It's not a
war stuff, Yi, it's not really a war. And so
then yesterday he now he made an announcement about Project Freedom,
I think is the name of this new endeavor that
we're undertaking to help vessels get across the Strait without
getting shot at by Iran. And this is a two
part tweet that I'm going to have you read. Here
is part one.
Speaker 1: Countries from all over the world, almost all of which
are not involved in the Middle East or dispute going
on so visibly and violently for all to see, have
asked the United States if we could help free up
their ships which are locked up in the straight Offore
moves on something which they have absolutely nothing to do
with They are merely neutral, innocent bystanders for the good
of Iran, the Middle East, and the United States. We
have told these countries that we will guide their ships
safely out of those restricted waterways so that they can
freely and ably get on with their business again. These
are ships from areas of the world that are not
in any way involved with that which is currently taking
place in the Middle East. I have told my representatives
to inform me that we will use our best efforts
to get their ships and crews safely out of the straight.
In all cases, they said, they will not be returning
to the area, become safer navigation and everything else. This
process Project freedom will begin Monday morning, Middle East time.
I am fully aware that my representatives are having very
positive discussions with the country of Iran, and that these
discussions could lead to something very positive for all. The
ship movement is merely meant to free at people, companies
and countries that have done absolutely nothing wrong. They are
victims of circumstance. This is a humanitarian gesture on behalf
of the United States and Middle Eastern countries, but in
particular the country of Iran. Many of these ships are
running low on food and everything else necessary for large
scale crews to stay on board in a healthy and
sanitary manner. I think it would go a long way,
and showing goodwill on behalf of all those who have
been fighting so strenuously over the last number of months.
If in any way this humanitarian process is interfered with,
that interference will unfortunately have.
Speaker 2: To be dealt with forcefully. Thank you for your attention
to this matter.
Speaker 3: So it's interesting, and so a lot of this strategicy
that's over my pay grade for sure. But there was
an interesting assessment of what all of this means on
Twitter from Chris Rollins, who said this is a savvy
legal move by Trump. May first, the war Powers letter
formally ends hostilities, it preserves force posture, asserts Article two
constitutional authority. May third, Project Freedom announced as a humanitarian
operation and not a military one. And then today US
Navy is escorting neutral commercial ships through horn moves under
freedom of navigation rights. If Iran fires on it, that
is I RAN starting a new conflict, responding defensively, not attacking.
Speaker 2: No new war powers.
Speaker 3: Clock starts because the US did not initiate the hostilities.
Speaker 2: It was a RAN that did.
Speaker 3: Now there is news, there's like all kinds of rumor
flood floating around this morning that a ship was hit
by Iran and in fact a US Navy ship, but
we are apparently denying that. And so I don't know
what's going on. But it's not going to be just
a nice, happy, little project freedom, you know what I mean,
without any incident sort of thing.
Speaker 1: So, yeah, because it's freaking Iran, because it's freaking Iran,
and Iran is gonna Iran.
Speaker 3: Iran is absolutely with a always going to They're going
to Iran. Yeah, So before we get to some better news,
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Speaker 3: All right, So I am not typically a Kentucky Derby
horse racing watcher kind of person, but I do like
to see the hats and so it is always fun
to see the hats. And there were actually quite a
number of good stories coming out of of this year's Derby,
one of which, of course ended up being the story
of the weekend, and that is that the Derby was
won by a horse who was trained by a female trainer.
This is the first female trainer when at the Derby ever,
And the moment that she discovered that her horse, Golden Tempo,
came from last to win the race was so fun
to watch, you guys, Oh my god.
Speaker 2: That would have been asked. It is absolutely incredible. Can
you imagine? I cannot, I cannot get enough of it.
It's just the best story.
Speaker 4: It's just the greatest, amazing.
Speaker 1: I just like the underdog story. I'm all about, right,
I'm all about the underdog story. It's not it's not
even that she's the first one, which is pretty cool
that she's the first woman, but I mean it's it's
a primarily male dominated sport.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and she started out like as an assistant, just
kind of watching the guys do it and look at
her go.
Speaker 2: I mean, that is just the neatest story. And it
was a career. It was a career change.
Speaker 1: She's like forty five, So just know that it's never
too late, you guys.
Speaker 2: It's never too late to do cool stuff like this.
It's the neatest.
Speaker 3: And you know how they can show like they've got
all the cool graphics on broadcasts like that where they
can have the little pointer.
Speaker 2: Over the horse so you can see him coming up.
That was and it's just amazing. It was so remarkable.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, Golden Tempo is he was everybody bet
against him, he was then shot and then he I
just love underdog stories.
Speaker 2: I love them. It's the best ever.
Speaker 3: Okay, we also need to talk about what happened this
weekend with Spirit Airlines. They put out a tweet that
said this was on this was on Saturday. It is
with great disappointment that Spirit Airlines has started winding down
its global operations, effective immediately. All flights have been canceled. Yeah,
and customer service is no longer available. While we're not
able to help rebook your flight on another airline, we
will automatically process refunds for any flights purchased through Spirit
with a credit or debit card to the original form
of payment. We're proud of the impact of our ultra
low cost model on the industry for the last thirty
three years and had hoped to serve our guests for
many years to come. For more information, you can visit
our website blah blah blah blah blah, and Phil We've
got a couple screenshots to share on this, so we
can just leave this up because interestingly enough, back in
twenty twenty four, Elizabeth Warren said, I have warned for
months that a jet blue Spirit Airlines merger would have
led to fewer flights and higher fares. The Justice Department
in the US DOT were right to stand up for
consumers and fight against runaway airline consolidation.
Speaker 2: This is a Biden win for flyers.
Speaker 3: This is, of course, after the Biden administration blocked that
merger and Spirit they've already, you know, filed for bankruptcy once.
They were really really hoping for this merger to take
place so that they could survive. And now we've seen
what happens. And so this was super odd too that
on April thirtieth, just a couple of days before Spirit
made the announcement, Elizabeth Warren again was tweeting about this, saying,
the big four airlines American, Delta, Southwestern, United controls seventy
five percent of the US market.
Speaker 2: Fewer choices equals higher prices for you.
Speaker 3: That's weird.
Speaker 1: Days before, Yeah, it's so weird. She's so weird, and
she's they're all inconsistent, everybody.
Speaker 2: I'm so inconsistent on these things.
Speaker 3: But anyways, oh my god, and they never know the
right thing to do. So after the announcement, she said,
spiking fuel prices from Trump's war with the Nail in
the coffin for twice bankrupted Spirit Airlines. For what it's worth,
Jet Blue merger failed because a judge appointed by Ronald
Reagan said the deal was illegal. Republicans are desperate to
shift blame from higher costs hitting families, which is utter nonsense.
Speaker 2: Never waste a tragedy, right, And you.
Speaker 3: Saw like before she was like, this is Biden's win
for fires, and now she's like, this was Reagan's fault.
Speaker 1: It's basically Trump and Reagan's fault. Yeah, after she said
it was, I know.
Speaker 3: This is the thing.
Speaker 1: They're all inconsistent. They're all much low hards.
Speaker 3: Yep. And it doesn't mean lower prices at all. In fact,
we are now expecting the Jet or that the rest
of the airlines will push upfares by about one hundred dollars.
And so essentially the socialists blocked a billion dollars per
year in consumer savings, ten thousand new jobs, and a
thousand plus daily flights to one hundred and forty five
plus destination.
Speaker 1: So thanks a lot, Lizzie, which is weirdos right, And
that's the real story. But then they're going to use
that and run with it in the narrative evil people
not allowing this to happen. It's she's going to totally
say it's Trump, and a lot of those people who
have TDS are going to believe her totally.
Speaker 3: And you can't count on the media to do what
they're supposed to do.
Speaker 2: The AP the whole AP's article.
Speaker 3: As Bonshi pointed out, he said, nowhere in this article
do they mention the Biden administration stopping a merger that
might have saved the airline, and the Democrats did a
victory dance over it. It's the most pervasive media bias.
It's not the outright lies, it's what they purposely omit.
Speaker 2: Which is just as bad as it's just as bad
as the line.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's just unacceptable, unexcitable, you guys. So Secretary
of Transportation Duffy talked about this and.
Speaker 2: Gave the real deal.
Speaker 3: Here's what he said, an oppressor about it, and.
Speaker 5: Joe Biden and Pee boota judge along with the Biden
DOJ decided that they did not want that merger to
take place. And at the time the Biden and Puta
Judge DJ bragged and said as they canceled the option
for this merger that this was a victory for US
travelers who deserve lower prices and better choices. Now, many
at the.
Speaker 6: Time said this was a disaster.
Speaker 5: This merger should have been allowed, and this today would
indicate this is not better for travelers, This is not
better for pricing, this is not better for competition.
Speaker 6: Actually it's worse. We had an.
Speaker 5: Airline go down because the markets were trying to allow
two airlines to merge, make them stronger and offer more
competition for the American consumer. Also, Elizabeth Warren at the
time cheered the blocking of the mergers, saying that that Biden,
that this was a Biden win for flyers.
Speaker 1: Remember number when they just let when the government well
maybe I don't know. Can we remember when the government
just stay out of our wrapping way?
Speaker 3: Man? It's hard to remember those days.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but it happened. It was actually something that happened
once upon a time. And now they just have their
hand like just stop.
Speaker 3: Let everything they touch is turned right, total crap. And
Secretary Duffy wanted to make sure that former Transportation Secretary
Pete knew exactly that it was his fault. So nice
he just retweeted an older tweet from Buddhajedge from twenty
twenty three about this, and he was like, nice job, nice.
Speaker 2: Job, Pete.
Speaker 1: Way to go, because Pete's like, we're not going to
let them, We're not going to let him merge.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and we're going to deny this request.
Speaker 2: And this stuff lives forever.
Speaker 1: I know, do they just are I mean, I know
they're stupid people who are like, no, I'm just gonna
believe him no matter what, even though they said the
complete opposite of what they're saying now.
Speaker 2: But this stuff, if you put it out there, we
can find it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, and the memes, you guys, it just
does not get better. The Warren will turn knee on
the neck of a Spirit Airline aircraft. It's just absolutely perfect.
It is absolutely perfect. Also, speaking of air travel, you
probably have seen this amazing that's going around of a
United flight that hit a light pole and a truck
as it was landing. This is absolutely stunning that this
just sort of happened.
Speaker 2: And I guess as the pilot was.
Speaker 3: Landing it was like, hey, are we clear to land?
And air traffic control was like, dude, there's a hole
in your plane. Did you see look at this? Poor
guys just jamming.
Speaker 2: Having along, like what's that noise? Oh damn, Oh my god,
he's okay.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he was in the hospital with minor injuries, most
of which were due to glass hitting him. But yeah,
I mean that was freaking getting Can.
Speaker 1: I just tell you that in forty five listen, I
never have flown Spirit Airlines.
Speaker 3: I have no either.
Speaker 1: Think I flew Jet Blue once, which was a giant mistake.
Speaker 2: But I mean they've never had in forty five years,
it never had a crash. That's something.
Speaker 1: It's it's more than something. I mean, I'll give him that.
And they had I mean they've.
Speaker 2: Had like onboard fights and all kinds of mayhem.
Speaker 1: And when you get into your terminal it's entertaining as hell, right,
But they've never had a crash. And like, there was
a pilot that came on and spoke and he was
very endearing and like emotional about the fact that they
were basically going under. So, I mean, these are real
people too, that have real jobs, and some of them,
I would assume a lot of them if they were
there for years. They loved it so well.
Speaker 3: There was one did you hear about the pilot who
was retiring and he like literally heard about this shutdown
of his airline while he was in the air and
about miland and so Southwest heard about the fact that
it was his last flight, and they all came to
greet him at the gate and just applaud him for
because nobody from Spirit was there to do it God
and so from Southwest of it, which I think is
really a nice little story, right.
Speaker 1: I mean, these are these airlines. They're smaller, and I
think they get a bad rap, but I mean, safety wise,
I would probably.
Speaker 2: Rather be on Spirit than like on some of these
other ones.
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just talked to Zach and I'm like, oh, he's way
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they're focused on risk management. They're always looking for opportunities
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he's just so knowledgeable, like he just knows what's up.
Speaker 4: I don't.
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Speaker 3: You guys, Trump, I know this goes without saying, but
he is simply built differently, okay, And then like never
before has it been more evident than when Peter Jucy
asked him, Hey, you know you're about to go do
your frist first event since getting shot at and another
attempted assassination attempt on your life for the third time.
How you feeling about going to this event? And here
is what trump.
Speaker 6: Same public event then somebody tried to kill you on Saturday.
Speaker 3: Do you feel big going or.
Speaker 8: Something like this to that.
Speaker 6: I don't even think about it, Peter.
Speaker 1: He doesn't, He don't, He doesn't like he does one
hundred percent believe him.
Speaker 2: You know who would think about it?
Speaker 9: Me?
Speaker 2: I would think about it, totally, would think about it.
This guy's like, it's fine, it's fine.
Speaker 3: I mean that is that's incredible, And I know true.
I just feel one hundred percent in my soul that
that is one hundred percent true. He does not think
about it, just doesn't. No, that's amazing, amazing. And now
we're going to feature a couple of little uh spotlights
on his cabinet members, one of which is the reason
for my name today. Marco Rubio was at a family
wedding apparently over the weekend where at least temporarily he
assumed DJ duties and just watching him like rock out
is just it's my new favorite thing. Check this out.
Speaker 10: It is a little time.
Speaker 2: I cannot. I love it.
Speaker 3: That is so.
Speaker 1: People in the memes too. He's gonna have like all
the DJ equipment on. They're gonna have him sitting on
the couch and it's like.
Speaker 3: Everything. Guys, they've already had him in all the spirit gear.
I mean, there's nothing.
Speaker 2: He can't do. We can do all the things.
Speaker 3: All of them, absolutely, all of them. And another cabinet member,
RFK Junior apparently landed or yeah, I think he was
landing at Dulles. And this is so weird because when
I was leaving Fort Worth or when I was leaving
the Dallas Airport at my gate, there was a bird
inside flying around in the gate, and you know, everybody
was like, there's a here. Happens all the time. Yeah, yeah,
but when it happens and RFK Junior is around, he
can freaking just catch the bird, you guy.
Speaker 1: Like God, he's just like that guy in the wilderness
and holds his arms out and all the animals come
to him. I totally believe that all the animals come in.
Speaker 2: What he does. He has no fear. The guy like
picks snakes out.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, you know.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, he just doesn't care. He's that guy. He's
just so funny guy and he's.
Speaker 3: Just like Starling Rescue Today at Dulas Airports, just another
day in.
Speaker 2: The life of I got ad here, you guys. It's
nothing to see here, just in a suit. I cannot
I know. I love that so much.
Speaker 11: Great.
Speaker 3: Also, there was an interesting video that was floating around
by someone who has an idea of how Trump can
kind of reverse the script on Democrats when it comes
to illegal immigration. Here here is his idea.
Speaker 12: I think Donald Trump should tell everyone who came in
this country illegally wait for it, that if they vote Republican,
he will give them citizenship. Here it comes, and watch
how fast the Democrats want them out of the country.
Speaker 2: I love it. I absolutely that was fantastic. This isn't
that the best idea ever?
Speaker 8: Think of this?
Speaker 2: I'm so bad at myself. That's a great idea.
Speaker 3: Yes, Oh, I love that, love that so much. Democrats
just don't love the country.
Speaker 2: That they don't. They don't think America is exceptional.
Speaker 3: All of their messaging is about how basically we were
started in an evil way. We have to give like
Land acknowledgments all the time. I mean, there just is
no love of country and all the polls show it. Now.
Scott Jennings was on a panel on CNN.
Speaker 2: This isn't the Abbey Phillips show.
Speaker 3: It's that other I don't know what her name is,
but it's some other doing the talking. And she's bringing
up just a poll about Americans finding America exceptional or not.
And Scott is like, hey, did you happen to notice
anything about who the Americans are that don't love their country?
And she's all, I don't have that part of the poll.
So he makes sure to get the full picture right.
Speaker 13: And even if we look at like what the United
States is the greatest country in the world, thirty six
percent of people said that was true, forty one percent
said it's one of only twenty three percent of people
said we're not one of the greatest country.
Speaker 14: And if you look at the splits on that by politics,
what would you find don't have that slide if you
look at this, but if you look at the splits
on how people feel about America, the promise of America,
if you look at whether they're proud of their country
or not. Gallup has measured this. Republicans and Conservatives are
proud to be Americans, and it's Democrats and liberals who
are not. And I think if you look at the
splits in that you find opposite of where I want
to sign, you sign the lines.
Speaker 2: On the ground going this way.
Speaker 14: And honestly, I mean, I think there's a political movement
in this country right now built on telling people that
America's rotten at its core and it's not the Republican ideality.
Speaker 2: It's been going on for a while.
Speaker 3: Scott, she just didn't she just didn't happen to have
that slide, you guys.
Speaker 1: She's like, this is not the conversation to go because
I don't want people to see that we're absolute jerks.
Speaker 2: When it comes to America.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and he pointed plus, by the way, is he
like single handedly just like hosting every show on CNN now.
Speaker 2: He's basically Marco Rubio of CNN.
Speaker 3: Well, only if they want any clips to go viral,
is that's got to include Scott Jennings.
Speaker 1: But has to like they're just gonna put him on
every show. I hope he's asked for a raise because
damn Scott.
Speaker 3: Well, there's some people who think that based on the
clip that we played on Friday where he had just
had it with that what's that guy's name, Mockley, Adam Mockley, right,
and he was like, get your effing hand, don't put
your fing hand in my face. There are people who
are calling for Scott to be fire over that, which
is so absurd. But it's not going to surprise you
at all to hear that. One of those people is
Keith Olberman. Oh okay. It's the morning after and CNN
has still not fired Scott Jennings for threatening in another
burst of parent rade. God, this event needs to be
reported to the New York DA and if CNN has
not fired Jennings by Monday, it must just.
Speaker 2: Be boycott paranoid rage. Hip pot me kettle.
Speaker 3: How are you?
Speaker 1: These people have no self awareness? He is paranoid rage.
In the dictionary under paranoid rage, it's a picture of face. Yeah,
oh my god, I can't. That's so funny. He's so
angry all the time, all the time. What would happen
if Scott was not on that network? They would tank?
I mean they already. They already sucks so bad. The
only reason that anybody watches anything is because Scott Jennings
is on the shows.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's what makes things viral, right.
Speaker 3: So not going to happen. Keith, hold your bread. Talk
a little bit about some election stuff and potential people
who might be running for office, one of those being Pete,
who we've already discussed today once. But Pete is likely
to run for president again, and he believes he told
a crowd recently at some town hall event or some
rally of his or whatever. He says, you know how
presidents should be elected by popular vote?
Speaker 2: I think forgetting that.
Speaker 3: Trump was also elected, but he won the popular vote
in this last election, so I don't know that this
made the point that he was trying to make.
Speaker 15: Well, one thing that would make a huge difference is
if we selected our president by letting the person who
got the most votes actually take the office.
Speaker 1: Electoral co all right, we're on board forgive it that, Pete.
Speaker 2: That's how that worked.
Speaker 3: So it was really great is when they win both, right,
and then I mean that it's like the best possible out.
Speaker 2: It's really great. Maybe go back to chest feeding.
Speaker 3: Last week, we also talked about Michigan Senate candidate mcmarrow
with the low with a really low voice. Her voice
really unnerves me because it doesn't look like it should
come out of that face, you.
Speaker 15: Know what I mean.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's just like it just douse a thing with
voices I do. It's her, It's Jonie Earns. It's like,
who's the latest Susan Collins? You know, well, I know,
just let's I mean, let's just get real.
Speaker 2: It just is so funny that you say that because
my husband and I were in the car.
Speaker 3: I don't even know where we were going, it doesn't matter,
but we were listening to We had it on some
like older music.
Speaker 2: Station, and that was not rock.
Speaker 3: It wasn't yacht rock, which is normally what we listened to.
But it was Bonnie Tyler singing It's a heartache. You
remember that song from that from the Beginning of Time. No, yeah, okay,
So I don't know why I wondered this out loud,
but this is what I did with my husband, and
I was like, do you think that like Bonnie Tyler
and Kim Karnes ever did a duet because it would
be the raspiest duet of all time.
Speaker 2: This is the thing. These are the things that I
think about. And he was like, I don't think that
they ever did.
Speaker 3: And I was like, can you imagine If I'm not kidding,
this is a real conversation that we had. Can you
imagine if they had Kim Carnes and Bonnie Tyler and
RFK Junior together audio book together, Like how unbelievably awful
that would be to listen to?
Speaker 2: I tell you them, I'm team Kim Karnes. I really
do like her.
Speaker 1: Out of which those two, if you had to pick
Bonnie and Kim, I'm a Kim girl.
Speaker 2: Her music was way better. Oh yeah, with Stevie next
to thro.
Speaker 4: Too.
Speaker 3: I also mentioned her as like somebody that should be in.
Speaker 1: The rasp the Raspy, the Raspy Hall of Fame, the
Raspy Hall of Fame.
Speaker 2: Anyway, sidetrack, But back.
Speaker 3: To is it Mellet?
Speaker 2: What's her name? Something mcmarrow. What's her first name? Now,
it's Mallory, Mallory, Mallory mcmarrow.
Speaker 3: So we talked last week about the fact that she
claimed she was a resident of Michigan even though she
was still living in California and voting in California, and
so that RAGU guy, I think it's that Ragu. It's
not Ragu, but you know how I'm talking about whoever
that CNN guy is that has a name like Ragou. Yes,
he was asking her about this discrepancy. Shall we say?
Speaker 8: I want to dig a little bit deeper here because
the K file reports show that you wrote in your
auto twenty twenty five autobiography that you quote relocated permanently
to Michigan in twenty fourteen. But there are social media
posts of yours where you describe yourself as a California
resident in twenty sixteen. And the reason why this is
an issue is because you posted you voted in June
twenty sixteen Democratic primary in California. And I don't need
to tell you, but of course you were required to
vote in the state you're a resident, So why would
you be voting in California two years after moving to Michigan.
Speaker 16: So we decided to move to Michigan in twenty fourteen.
I was still working in southern California. My then boyfriend
now husband was working in Michigan. Like a lot of millennials,
moving takes time. It was a two year process to
finally settle in Michigan, and I registered to vote in
Michigan in August of twenty sixteen and voted in the
general election in November that year.
Speaker 8: But you wrote you revoke it permanently in twenty fourteen,
and you also posted an Instagram posts that you had
moved out of California. Then that was before the June
sixteenth primary. In that stage, should you have voted in
the twenty sixteenth primary in California?
Speaker 16: We still had our place out in southern California, and
as I mentioned, we had multiple jobs.
Speaker 2: Moving is ugly.
Speaker 16: I wish we could have just up and moved in
one fell suite, but that's not the case, just like
it is for a lot of people.
Speaker 8: Because you had criticized a Twitter user in twenty twenty
four for voting in Michigan after moving to California, you
called it illegal.
Speaker 16: Then yeah, absolutely, if you are doing that intention after
moving permanently to a place, that is illegal. But in
our case, it is a two year process. And when
I was finally a permanent resident in Michigan, that is
where I registered and that is where I voted.
Speaker 8: Okay, So it sounds like you shouldn't have said you
relocated permanently in autobiography.
Speaker 16: We made the decision to permanently relocate, but it does
take time, and yeah, could have worded it a little
bit different.
Speaker 2: So her choice to do that was intentional. It seems
kind of intentional. I feel like it was intentional. Why
does it take you two years to move?
Speaker 6: Like?
Speaker 1: Is that and putting that off on millennials? That's mean millennials.
I have millennials, and it took them about a week
to move right at the most from California, So it
doesn't take two years just because you're a millennial.
Speaker 2: What is that so stupid?
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 3: But I got handed to Ragou a little bit because
he did you know, there was some tapper. Yeah, there
was some pushback there some follow up, which was impressive
for that particular channel, So yay media.
Speaker 2: Anyway.
Speaker 3: I don't know what you had for dinner last night,
but I had tenderloins from Backyard Butchers, which were.
Speaker 1: I've had two filets and a surleline this weekend.
Speaker 2: Okay, you win.
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all about the meat.
Speaker 2: This meat is so good. We love it.
Speaker 1: And you can get different subscription boxes, all right, which
is so convenient, and the meat is the best. I
get the Steakhouse box. I know Maka too, because I'm
a fileane sirloin girl.
Speaker 2: I just like that.
Speaker 1: Plus that box has ribbis and tea bones. I sometimes
I'll give those two our kids because that's their favorite,
and so I'd be like, you can have here's a
tea bone, Like, make sure you put me in a
good home one day, you know what I mean. But
the Steakhouse box is awesome. The backyard box has more
New York strips and flat iron steaks if you're into that.
And then the farmhouse has pork chops and chicken breast
to go with the beef. Good stuff, and you can
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If you eat a lot of meat, I probably should
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Speaker 1: Plus I love that everything is vacuum sealed, so like
my people were out of town this weekend and I
was able to just have individual servings of like filet
and sirloin and stuff like that.
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Speaker 3: Chicks do it. Speaking of candidates for office, there is
a candidate for Democrats. It's a Democrat candidate for Senate
in Pennsylvania who did not have a very good weekend.
So Raymond Chandler has been arrested for threatening to kill
President Trump and other officials. He left like a complete idiot.
He left voicemails which were apparently fairly easy to trace
back to him, which were in fact very threatening. And
you can't do that, and you definitely can't do that
if you are trying to run for office. So this
was like a really dumb ass thing for him to do,
and hopefully he goes to jail for a super long time.
I would love to see that.
Speaker 2: It would be really great. He actually he's a gamer.
Speaker 3: Can you tell?
Speaker 2: Who could have ever guessed?
Speaker 3: I know, not trying to offend gamers. I'm just saying
there is a stereotype.
Speaker 1: Type, there's a stereotype. She wants to not offend people.
I'm okay with offending people. He's like, mister, that's what
he does for a living. And then I think that's
what the dude who just tried to kill Trump does
for a living. Okay, they're not all bad. Gamers are great,
but like you can see that guy sitting in a basement.
Speaker 2: With cheetahs totally, I mean, look at him.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Also, I regret to inform you that even though
voters said we don't want you anymore, Corey Bush is
running again. She's trying to get back to Congress. She
ain't and leaving. I mean she did have to leave obviously,
but now she wants to get back and she is
getting help from none other than Hassan Piker, who had
choice words to say about Republicans here. He is at
one of her rallies.
Speaker 11: For far too long, we've been told you have to
vote for harm reduction. We all know the Republicans are corrupt.
We all know that they're monsters, they're racist, they traffic
in hatred. Yeah, but we are here to say we
are no longer going to vote for do nothing Democrats either.
Speaker 2: We're voting for Democrats with their purpose. They're gonna I
think eventually they're going to run that guy.
Speaker 3: Oh my, I think they are.
Speaker 1: I mean, but they put him in a suit. He's like,
the guy is a communist. He is a violent, full blown,
full blown communist, I mean, and he wants us to die.
Speaker 2: Like he's just a complete lunatic.
Speaker 1: But they have embraced this weirdo, and I feel like
he's gonna They're eventually they're gonna run him.
Speaker 3: I mean, I don't know how much else he has
to say to prove what a terrible, awful person he is.
He hurts dogs and he just says terrible, outright commed things.
Speaker 1: I don't he's I mean, he basically said that the
World Trade Center like they he was happy that that happened.
Speaker 2: You know, he's happy that that happened. We deserve it.
Speaker 1: He's in Islamo COMI, So it's another one of them,
and this is the thing. They are embracing this, and
I don't understand, like the whack jobs on the left,
I don't think it's gonna help them, but people buy
into the I mean, look at Mom, Donny.
Speaker 2: Right, they love it.
Speaker 3: I know it's terrible, You're not the jam Carey. We
got to talk about Tucker because Tucker had himself a
sit down on with New York Times, and I would say,
I don't think it's going well for him, the backlash
to this interview, and so we're going to share some
highlights that are particularly funny when it comes to just
where Tucker.
Speaker 2: Is in life right now mentally.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah, because even as he says himself, probably should
just take everything he says with a grain of salt
because he may not be tethered to reality. Don't take
it from us, take it straight from Tucker.
Speaker 6: I have a lot of thoughts and theories about things
which you know, may or may not be rooted in reality.
So I hesitate even to bring any of my theories
on you, because like they're probably insane.
Speaker 3: But one, yeah, well thanks, he's making candas he's making
Candace look sane.
Speaker 2: I'm not even kidding, like he's he is lost his mind.
Speaker 3: He's crazy, He's and what's really crazy is, you know again,
you can always see all of his mechanisms for lying
and for maintaining his audience and retaining an audience.
Speaker 2: It's really incredible to like because once you know.
Speaker 3: The ways that he Once you know all of his methodologies,
it's impossible to not hear them and not see them.
So and one of the things that he does a
lot is what you just heard, which is sort of
the self deprecation, so that if he, oh, I'm shucks,
I don't remember that, or shucks, I may not be
tethered to reality or whatever.
Speaker 2: I'm just a I'm just a guy from Maine who hunts, right,
I'm just a local guy. Okay.
Speaker 3: It's so calculated, so manipulative, and it's incredible how much
he says that he then claims that he doesn't say.
That's totally incredible. We got some examples of that. But
first there was a question about his current relationship with
TPU and also when is the last time he talked
to Erica? Here is that exchange?
Speaker 17: Do you still have a relationship with Turning Point, USA.
Speaker 6: Well. I have always loved Erica Kirk, and I met
her when she was dating Charlie and thought so much
of her. I know a lot of people at Turning Point.
I was the headliner for a bunch of different Turning
Point events. I haven't been asked to do it this year.
I don't know if I will be. You never said
a word against Turning Point. I think it's been a
really well I was their headliner for a bunch of years,
so obviously I supported it. I would hate to see
it hijacked by its donors to become an oracle of conservatism.
I think it'd be pretty hard to do, because its
members are not for that. Young people are not for that.
People of draft age are especially not for that.
Speaker 9: I mean, when was the last time you spoke to
Erica Kirk a couple of weeks ago? Okay, by text?
Speaker 6: So my concern, and this is not about Erica Kirk
or Andrew Colvett or any of those people with whom
I've never had a crossword and hope never to have
a crossword. But my concern, more broadly is about the
investigation into murder, which was short circuited by the FBI,
and I'd like to know why. And I don't care
to be screamed at for asking that question. It's a
legitimate question, and we know that I know that for
a bunch of reasons.
Speaker 2: He says that I shouldn't be questioned for thinking that, or.
Speaker 1: Right, his everything. You get annoyed by those voices. I
get annoyed by his voice.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh. The whole stick is just it is.
Speaker 3: It's played like we see, yeah, we see how you are.
Speaker 1: Like there's either a demon that took over or you
are just getting paid by Islam. That's what, because at
this point you are You don't Tucker doesn't even believe
what Tucker said.
Speaker 3: Right, as you'll hear in several examples, he disavows things
that he said literally days ago.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's crazy.
Speaker 3: He's absolutely lost his mind. So there was a moment
where she referred to a monologue of his, or you know,
a former show of his where he called or he
quests and whether or not Trump is the Antichrist, and
so she obviously wanted to talk about that, and he
was like, I never said that. It was your whole
and she was like, what you did, and so you're
going to see You're going to see exactly what she
was referring to, that he now that he tried to
deny what I.
Speaker 6: Was saying, which is you cannot mock other people's gods
and put yourself in their place. Period. That is a
deal killer for me. That's worse than the war with
Iron in my opinion.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and I asked, because you know, you've been talking
on your show about whether Trump is the Antichrist, I
have not said that. On your show the day after Easter,
you noted he did not put his hand on the
Bible during his swearing and ceremony as president. You said,
and I'm quoting, maybe he didn't put his hand on
the Bible because he affirmatively rejects what's inside that book.
And then on a recent show you went further saying,
here's a leader who's mocking the gods of his ancestors,
mocking the God of gods and exalting himself above them.
Could this be the Antichrist?
Speaker 6: I actually did not say, could this be the Antichrist?
Here's a leader who's mocking the gods of his ancestors,
mocking the God of God, odds and exalting himself above them.
Could this be the Antichrist? Well, who knows. I don't
know where that comes from, but I know that those
words never left my lips because I'm not sure I
feel understand what the Antichrist is. If there's just one
I actually tried to understand it. I may have said
summer asking that I'm not weighing on that because I
don't understand it.
Speaker 1: You didn't say that. That's not what she said. You
said he could be the Antichrist. We have video of it. Again,
there's this thing.
Speaker 2: Called I'm literally two weeks ago.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he is losing it it.
Speaker 2: Now. To be fair, there was follow up after that.
Speaker 3: I don't have the video, but I do have the quote,
and so we'll show it because she pushed back and
she said, I just want to make the point that
you did say could this be the Antichrist? And then
you said, well, who knows? You did use those words?
And he said, man, then my apologies to you. If
there's a video of me saying that, I guess what
I'm expressing to you is it doesn't reflect exactly how
I feel. It suggests a precision that I haven't arrived
at that Trump is the Antichrist. You'd have to define
anti Antichrist, and I know that I can't define it,
and it's not clearly defined in the New Testament or
the Old Testament. Yeah, you know that he did.
Speaker 2: He did apologize.
Speaker 3: For like, you know, telling her nuh uh, I didn't
say that, and she's like, yeah, you freaking dad did.
Speaker 1: He absolutely did, And he's backtracking on this, just like
Cannas is backtracking on that. I think Eric could kill Charlie, right,
we all know what you said, I mean, And Tucker
didn't insinuate at anything. He said it like it came
out of his gaping pie hole. We saw and we heard.
And so I don't both of these whack jobs or
backtrack gun on all sorts of stuff. Why the fact that.
Speaker 3: You know he will literally I don't know if he's
forgetting or if he is just so clouded, like his
his own view of himself and the things that he
says is so clout and he doesn't realize half of
the shit that comes out of his face. I don't
know what the problem is, but he's either lying or
he's an idiot who doesn't remember what he said two
weeks ago.
Speaker 1: Or he there's no other option, or he actually was
taken over by the demon, because what was that that
happened a year? It happened in twenty twenty three. I mean,
I'm just saying, I'm just putting it out there. You
can decide. Weieve that it's.
Speaker 2: Kind of weird.
Speaker 1: Everything started after he said that, after he told people
that that happened twenty twenty three ish, we're in twenty two.
Everything has changed since then. His entire stance on everything
has changed. So I don't know who's the Antichrist now.
Speaker 2: But you know this isn't new for Tucker.
Speaker 3: We've got another example, which you guys will probably remember,
of him saying that Hamas is really more of a
political organization than it is a terror group and then
completely denying that.
Speaker 6: He said that Hamas is uh, you know, hotties their
Islamic extremists, which they also claim constantly, which I don't
know if that's true, by the way, seems more like
a political organization.
Speaker 17: Race of my brothers this week when you said that
Hamass is more like a political organization than a terror group.
Speaker 2: That was on the episode of your show when you
were talking.
Speaker 6: I didn't I didn't actually I didn't say I didn't
say that.
Speaker 3: But he did though.
Speaker 2: Legit did so do that? How can he how can
he constant?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 1: How can you say I didn't say that when we
have video of you actually been saying it.
Speaker 3: I know, it's amazing, it's absolutely incredible. But here's the
most incredible example. This is truly amazing because what I
didn't realize is that she actually this New York Times
Lady had two interviews with Tucker. There was one and
then just literally a couple days later, there was a
follow up where she had follow up questions. And in
the first one, these were two days apart, like two
or three days apart.
Speaker 2: Max.
Speaker 3: In the first one, he made this comment about how
in the future that he sees, he can see where people,
in order to better themselves economically, and I'm totally paraphrasing,
you'll hear exactly what he said, in a moment, they
may become violent. Two days later, she's like, hey, remember
when you said to me, to me that people may
become violent? He denies it again.
Speaker 2: Like, this is it's.
Speaker 3: Crazy.
Speaker 6: The future that I imagine is not a future in
which we're yelling at each other about race. It's a
future in which people are legitimately revolutionary, maybe even violent,
on the basis of thwarted economic opportunity.
Speaker 9: And you said in our previous interview, the future that
I imagine is not a future in which we're yelling at
each other about race. It's a future in which people
are legitimately revolutionary, maybe even violent, on the basis of
thwarted economic opportunity.
Speaker 6: Certainly didn't mean to endorse violence. I can't imagine I
would ever. I would never say that intentionally. I'm amazed
that you have a tape of me saying that, and
I just want to disavow it. I'm not for violence.
It's a future in which people are legitimately revolutionary, maybe
even violent, on the basis of thwarted economic opportunities.
Speaker 1: Just amazing, lost his damn mine mean, wow, honestly, how
do you not remember that? Is somebody mentioned like early
onset dementia. I don't know, I don't know. I don't
know what's going on with him, but maybe he needs
to see a doctor about just.
Speaker 3: Watch his own shows and like if you know what
I mean, like if he says something that he then
watches and things. Oh, I didn't mean to say it,
maybe say that, like, maybe issue a retraction or say,
you know what I said this, I didn't mean it,
instead of waiting for reporters to call you out on
the most ridiculous stuff that you're saying.
Speaker 2: And it's not one time. We just showed you three examples.
Speaker 18: Right.
Speaker 1: The dude has zero consistency. There's no moral compass there.
He's just spewing stuff. And now when he says like
sharia like he praised Sharia law for crying out loud
in the past couple of years, he's there are some
stuff happening there. I don't know, but it's not the
Tucker that we know ten fifteen.
Speaker 2: Years ago, not simply isn't not even close.
Speaker 3: He Also it's interesting because you know, we're speculating about
this demon perhaps still residing somewhere in Tucker's soul, and
meanwhile he is calling Trump like basically a spellcaster. Here's
what he said about Trump.
Speaker 6: Instead, you know, there were a lot of cowardly people,
as there always are, and Trump engender's cowardice and the
people around him through intimidation, and there is a kind
of quality that he has that's spell binding. And I
think it probably literally is a spell, and the effect
is to weaken people around him and make them more
compliant and more confused. And I've experienced this myself. You
spend a day with Trump and sort of like you're
in this kind of dream land. It's like smoking hash
or something. It's interesting, very interesting, and there may be
a supernatural component to it. I'm not a theologian, but
it's real, and anyone who's been can tell.
Speaker 3: You it's I don't know, everybody knows it's real.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean the people that smoke cash. Maybe I've
never smoked cash, so I don't know, but I mean,
it's It's condescending, is what it is.
Speaker 2: It's like this.
Speaker 1: He just seems like an elitist prick when he does that.
He's like, so the people who follow Trump or the
say I don't even know follows the right word. The
people who believe in his policies were somehow under a
spell because we're so intellectually incapable of making decisions on
our own, they're there minions.
Speaker 3: It's to me, he just sounds like such an.
Speaker 1: Elitist and I and shame on him, because I listen.
I love Trump's policies. I'm sure if I met him,
I'd be like, he seems like a charming dude. You know,
he seems cool. But you know, we can make our
own decisions, Tucker. You know we're not under a spell. God,
I'm on ascension.
Speaker 2: I just can't.
Speaker 3: And then so, I mean, we've given all these examples
about how he'll say things and then literally, just a
couple days later later deny saying the things. But what's
even more incredible is when he says things and assuredly
tells everybody. And I know this for a fact. This
is another one of his methods, right, I know this
for a fact. I know this unequivocally to be true.
And when given just the tiny bit of pushback, completely
falls apart. And that is what happened when he tried
to tell Lulu, the New York Times Lady. Then he
tried to tell her that there's people around JD who
are treacherous and who are trying to get him to fall,
and she I thought it was a reasonable thing for
her to say who's doing that?
Speaker 2: Who? And just watch the meltdown.
Speaker 6: JD has been subject to. This is well known, but
I'll just confirm it. NonStop treachery from people on the
neo conservative side. Who are these people around Marco Rubio
and they have been totally against JD. Vans from the
very beginning.
Speaker 17: What do you mean specifically, you know.
Speaker 6: I don't know, is the real answer. I don't know.
Speaker 17: Accusing people of treachery, So I'm.
Speaker 6: Wondering, Well, I know there's been a lot of treachery
for sure, and I know they've been they were so
mad about JD getting that job, means.
Speaker 17: They who's they within the White House?
Speaker 6: I don't you know, I don't know the answer to that.
I've never worked there, So like, if you don't work there,
you can say, you know, you can say what you
think you know, but it's hard to really know.
Speaker 17: This is me looking skeptical.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well no, but it's me being honest, like I
don't really know.
Speaker 1: That's my favorite I I sent that to the group
of the weekend. It's my favorite new meme of This
is me looking skeptical. That's how I feel about him
and Candice and all these other yahoos who are like, no,
I know it's true.
Speaker 2: It's true, you guys, but I can't tell you why.
I mean that.
Speaker 3: That was an incredible display what we just saw oh,
and you.
Speaker 2: Know she's She's like, I just who is they?
Speaker 3: You're saying this with so much certainty and absolute terms,
And then the moment that he's pushed even the tiniest bit,
he's like, well, I don't really know. I'm not I'm
not actually there, I'm not. You can't know if you're
not there.
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm just saying like what, but you know
what does that sound like? But you know, no, you know,
we don't know, no, but we good lord, you know?
Uh okay.
Speaker 3: So Ben Dominic, who is obviously he's been a long
time player in right wing politics, he and in journalism.
He this clip that we just played that set him
off a little bit, and he tweeted the following saying,
here's the thing.
Speaker 2: If this was true, people like me would report it.
Speaker 3: Good writers have sources in all camps with open communication,
even as critics. It is just not true. Tuckhead is
manifesting it, and that's why the most basic question exposes
that he has no.
Speaker 2: Idea what the f he is talking about.
Speaker 4: True.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's a hundred percent percent true.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Wow, it's yeah, it's pretty amazing, and it is
you guys.
Speaker 3: He becomes un goodued when she wants to talk to
him about why he interviewed Nick Fuentes.
Speaker 2: This.
Speaker 3: This was also like one of these moments where I
was like, dang, you can tell how uncomfortable he is
and he won't even let her get a question out.
He's so uncomfortable. Check this out.
Speaker 17: I can tell you don't want to talk about front Is.
Speaker 6: Well, I don't know what to say. Let me think. Okay,
he said naughty things about this, that or the other thing.
Speaker 9: Okay, No, well you caused a big I'm focusing on you.
Speaker 6: This isn't cause anything. People are hysterical talk to people
onto your show. I've interviewed Ted Cruz, who's calling for
the murder of innoconce. I don't think fun Test is
doing that.
Speaker 17: But that conversation was pretty friendly.
Speaker 6: You know you say that. I mean, whatever, Okay, I'm
naughty for talking to Frontest.
Speaker 9: But but you've been doing this for decades. I mean
I have watched you and your shows for a very
long time, and you obviously have a very savvy understanding
of how to approach your interviews and how they're going
to land. You know why.
Speaker 6: I don't know about that, but it Yeah, well, I
don't think I'm that savvy. Maybe I'm underselling myself.
Speaker 17: Why did you want to handle it the way that
you did? You know you started with.
Speaker 6: Times, But I'll explain it very crisply.
Speaker 9: Well you started, you know, no, I noticed it talking
about his background and where he grew up. It's a
different kind of interview than the one when I look
at Ambassador Huckabee.
Speaker 6: I've known Huckabee for over thirty years. He's been a
public figure for over thirty years.
Speaker 9: But he was prosecutorial. You were building a case. The
other one was friendly. I mean you were wrestling quite vigorously.
Speaker 6: With If I agreed with everything Funtess said, I would
just say so. I would just say so, Like, there's
no the effort to kind of like divine my motives.
When I state my motives, clearly, I think I'm telling
the truth.
Speaker 9: No, But as you have acknowledged it, met you use
questions sometimes as a form if.
Speaker 6: I could just state my motives and you can either
believe me or not. And I've done this many times,
but I'll do it once more and say I never
heard of Fuints. I first heard him because he was
attacking me and my family, which enraged me did fault
for the bait and uh so, then I thought, well,
this guy seems like I keep hearing he's for influential.
Let's have one.
Speaker 3: So you heard that last bit, right, this guy, he
seems like he's real influential. Let's have him on.
Speaker 14: Right.
Speaker 2: Everybody heard that. I heard it. Everybody in the audience
just heard that, right, I heard it?
Speaker 4: Yep.
Speaker 3: So not seconds later, here is the accusation.
Speaker 2: That he levies at the New York Times Reporter.
Speaker 9: It doesn't know I'm saying that there is a person
who is incredibly influential in this.
Speaker 6: Incredibly influential on whatever. What maass you saying that?
Speaker 9: Oh my goodness, there's there's lots of evidence, not only
in the reach of what he talks about.
Speaker 6: Also, can you name a singer member of Congress who's
acknowledged his existence or said I did this because he
told me to.
Speaker 17: That's a great pro I don't know that there's there's not.
Speaker 6: A single member of Congress who would ever stand on
who would ever stand up and say or even show
evidence of being influenced by Nick Flint.
Speaker 3: Sweet Jesus, Yeah, that's not even the only time, and
it's even more, listen to this.
Speaker 6: If you were unable to to tell me how Funtess
was influential in any way other than the views on
a video, which are probably lower than those your average
porn video. So that's like not a good measurement.
Speaker 2: He just said it. He said that is why he
had him on.
Speaker 1: Because he's influential. And then he turns around and says
that he's not influential.
Speaker 2: What you guys in the world, Yeah, I don't. That
is batshit.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, but that is fricking crazy.
Speaker 2: There's something wrong, something is wrong, something's big time wrong.
Speaker 3: And then he finally admitted that he kind of wishes
that he had never done the Flints interview.
Speaker 2: To begin with, here's what he said.
Speaker 6: I wish I hadn't done the Flints interview because really, yeah,
it was totally not worth it. I mean it was
a kind of interesting, I guess, but it was used
as I added to the distraction. What I really wanted
to talk about was where we were going in this
war with Iran, and I spent like a month. You're
a Nazi, and I wish I hadn't done that. Not
that it didn't imperil my soul.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, he taught that is a lie because
he talked to Nick Fines before the war in Iran
had started, So for him to be like, oh, I
wanted to talk to him about where the war in
Iran was going.
Speaker 2: No, that's a big lie.
Speaker 3: That's just yet another lie in the pile and now
the sky of lies.
Speaker 2: The bottom line is, why would you talk to him
about that? There's a million of people.
Speaker 1: You can talk to about that particular subject, but you
chose him.
Speaker 2: He cannot keep up with all the lies he's told.
He can't.
Speaker 1: I think he's just something's wrong and he's just disputing
stuff and he can't keep track of it. There's just
there's no moral compass. When you've lost your moral compass
and you start lying, you can't stop. You start drowning
and lies. And this is where he is. I just,
my goodness, it is just a weird thing to see,
you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: It's it's I don't know.
Speaker 3: I don't know how you all that, Like, I don't
I don't know how he could watch, for example, us
talking about all these examples in a row.
Speaker 2: How How do you what's the how do you get
out of this?
Speaker 4: Like?
Speaker 2: How do you crawl your way out of this. I
don't know lies a lot. He has a lot of
faces now a.
Speaker 3: Lot, and you can't trust any of it.
Speaker 2: You can't trust any of it, not one bit.
Speaker 3: And then I saw Lulu herself and of course teased
the interview on her own socials and Megan Kelly responded
saying it was excellent. So, I mean, Megan's el if.
Speaker 1: We showed Meghan all of those examples, she's a journalist,
what would she say that great question, that he's consistent,
that he's a great guy, that he I mean, because
there's so many we just showed how many five inconsistencies
at least at least right.
Speaker 3: All right, moving on, We do have some updates or
some more analysis about this lawsuit that's been filed against
Candice Owns by Brian Harpole, who is the lead of
Charlie Kirk's security team on the day that he was assassinated.
Speaker 2: And you know, we talked about.
Speaker 3: This sum from Kandas's show on Thursday.
Speaker 2: But interesting, there's some interesting analysis.
Speaker 3: This was in particularly in particular interesting because going back
to her Thursday show, when she actually read a bunch
of the lawsuit to her audience and then made fun
essentially of how not effective. It was super super interesting
to see now people proving her to be lying, just
like Tucker. And so this clip starts with her reading
about how she had asked for Brian Harpol's alibi, and
she has very very strong opinions about alibis, as you
will hear, it's just that they've changed completely since December.
Speaker 19: Check this out relies about Harpoole and then hoduling him
to give her the exclusive content of a response. She
stood to profit from increased attention and viewership to her
platform at Harpol's expense. So he didn't reply with a
yes or no because he didn't want to give me
an exclusive yes or no, because then I would have
made money on my platform. I didn't ask you for
an exclusive. It would have put an end to me
covering the story beyond.
Speaker 2: But I'm open. Give me the alibi, give it to me.
Speaker 19: They did give an alibi, so they do care if
you have to do If you have to give someone
an alibi, it is because you don't want people to
think that you're there. There is an alibi is not
needed if there's nothing to hide. So that's why it matters.
I think that's why it matters. And that's why this
is now, that's why why suddenly really matters. Right, So
if they had like kind of stayed out of him,
and we're like, well, I'm not even gonna answer because
it's so stupid, then we're like, Okay, well maybe he's
just wrong, and that would be what it was. He
would just be wrong.
Speaker 2: But I'm open, give me the alibi. Give it to me,
got it that? Give it to me?
Speaker 1: Is so whiny and shrill, she's I cannot with her voice. Yeah,
but listen, it's again with that. You can't keep up
with the lies. And I think that he's crashing out.
I think this is like the beginning of the crash
out and and Karma's coming for But she will monetize
the crap out of it.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, she's not going out going out without making
a tone of lone. She'll monetize the crash out.
Speaker 3: Are you kidding?
Speaker 2: She totally will.
Speaker 3: Yeah. So there's a guy who goes by Alreadie trolls
on Twitter who gave a couple of examples, because, as
we talked about on Friday, she unequivocally stated in her
Thursday podcast. Let me say for the record, I don't
believe Erica Kirk killed her husband, even though everything I've
said up until you know, up until this point has
sinuated that exact thing. I'm just gonna say on the record,
because I'm afraid of this lawsuit, that she didn't kill him.
But she, of course has made her audience absolutely believe
that that is what she believes. And here are a
couple of other great examples from Artie trolls garbage.
Speaker 10: Here's where she literally claims that Erica Kirk is a
black widow.
Speaker 19: And I want to say to jade Vant, you better
wake up fast. Okay, that's a black widow, my friend.
You will get bit and you should probably consult your
wife on this matter. Women understand these things better. We
know what women arguable of met men.
Speaker 10: Unbelievable, Candice, so psychotic, you literally literally saying Erica murdered
her husband with no proof, absolutely no proof whatsoever. It
just sickening, absolutely sickening. As a matter of fact, I'm
gonna go right here and play this video because this
is one where she also again accuses Erica of murdering
her husband and then mocks Charlie Kirk's book.
Speaker 19: I'm at the point right now I want Erica to
just drop a book like if I did do it,
you know, like OJ did, if I.
Speaker 10: Just it's so disgusting, you're such a bad person.
Speaker 2: Did do it? Try Erica Kirk.
Speaker 19: I think that would that would move more copies than
the book about Shabbat anyway, switching, I.
Speaker 10: Would move more copies than a book about Shappot. You
mean the book Charlie Kirk wrote, Yeah, Oh wow, you
are and you're you're just such a bad person againdess,
I can't. I don't have any other words for you.
You are not a good person. This is sickening, It's disgusting,
absolutely disgusting.
Speaker 2: He does.
Speaker 1: I have a lot of other words, a lot more
like if he needs help with that, call me. That's true, right,
I just she it's it's coming for it like she
is going to get hers mock. It's coming. So and
let's and you cannot deny some of that. Brian Harpole's attorney,
isn't that it is Brian Harpole? Is that his name?
This attorney is probably salivating, Oh my gosh, because there's
just endless examples of how she said in all the
different ways Erica killed her husband or has something to
do with it, And she is the reason. She is
the one, sole reason that Erica has had to put
up with the harassment and the pain after losing her
husband to an assassination. She's the reason she is a
soulist demon and Karma's coming for I hope so man,
because she is doubling down.
Speaker 3: She tweeted a lot over the weekend, but one tweet
in particular is that is that she said, I have
not retracted a single claim I have made about Erica Kirk.
Stop with the BS twitter trends. I stand by every
single statement I've made, and I have not ed any
of my past statements in light of Brian Harpole's lawsuit.
I look forward to the power of subpoena. And Blake
Neff responded, saying, not a single one. Are you sure
You've made a lot of claims, Candace?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 2: And I think that now.
Speaker 3: Blake and Andrew have been unleashed, so to speak, and
they are speaking much more openly about their anger towards Candace.
And here is an example, as you will hear from
their show on Friday.
Speaker 20: He says, speaking of fighting things with more force, as
you guys just mentioned regarding free speech. It's good that
you finally showed a bit of fight this week with
respect to drum Roll. Candace Owens, this is exactly what
Charlie would have done. He wouldn't have sat back and
let her set the agenda in her attempts to destroy
Turning Point USA and to destroy Erica.
Speaker 6: He would expose her for exactly what she is.
Speaker 20: You need to dismantle her fake claims like they do
on Paramount Tactical and speak more about their falling out.
When are you going to take the fight up to her?
Speaker 18: So he's talking about, you know, Erica's speech that she
gave on Wednesday in where she said that she's been
accused of killing her husband, but.
Speaker 20: She has There's been some fake nonsense where people say
she's never been accused of that ogus I posted it.
I've had to watch far too much stuff about this
where if they're saying Erica should be arrested, that if
this evidence was against anyone else, they would be on trial,
which has been said. If they're saying she's part of
a conspiracy, they are saying that she did it, period,
And I'm not going to accept any nonsense saying otherwise correct.
Speaker 18: Yeah, And so I posted a screen grab where you know,
Candas was talking with a former employee of mine and saying,
you know, my first question ahead of the December fifteenth
meeting that they had in Nashville is going to be
why did you murder your husband? So I posted that,
and I think that's what Pete is referring to. Yeah,
I mean, listen, I think that there is some truth
to that. And you know where the line really gets
for me is if you're going to come for Erica Kirk,
you're going to start having to go through me, Blake
and the rest of us, because I'm sick of it.
And I'm sick of Charlie's widow getting attacked senselessly, and
that's it.
Speaker 20: I'm sick of people. A ton of these people trash
Charlie right up to the point of us death. And
then I'm sick of people who are trafficking in lies
and presenting themselves as a best friend when they hate
his organization, hate his wife, hate the people around him,
hate what he fought for, hate the Jews, hate everyone,
and they come out and they just deal in lies
and manipulation because they think that will make them rich
and get clicks.
Speaker 2: Thank you for your question, Pete engagement.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I love that they're pushing back right and listen,
the lawyers are going to lawyer.
Speaker 2: He's gonna he's got plenty of material.
Speaker 3: And I think that's just one of many lawsuits that
are coming.
Speaker 2: Totally, without question, without question.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 3: Dana lash had a bit of a tear on the audience,
the typical audience of Candace and you know it fits
a very specific genre of people. Yes, these are I mean,
she calls them her mommy sleuths. I think you would
say we can think of a lot better words for them.
But here is how Dana described them. Oh, whoops, I
wanted to make Yeah, I forgot about this. So somebody said,
is it true that to Blake and Andrew, is it
true that need either you or Erica will release the
supposed video of Charlie saying that he wanted Erica as CEO,
because so far we've heard the audio of that, but
we've never seen the video. And Blake said, we've never
said we wouldn't release it. What we said is that
we won't release every random internal video or piece of
information at the demands of malignant psychopaths who are obviously
just going to call it fake anyway and then demand more.
Speaker 2: It is not good to negotiate with bad faith acts.
Speaker 1: Yes they're on the good side though, Yeah, they are
on the good side.
Speaker 2: Love it, love it, love it all.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 2: Here is Dana on Candace's audience.
Speaker 21: Some of them are bored ass broads that apparently have
such empty, unfulfilled lives that they have tried to supplement
their daily diet of afternoon stories and true crime by
persecuting a widow. I've seen these broads accounts. Their lives
dou sem pretty unfulfilled. Maybe their husband isn't giving them
enough attention. Maybe he probably would if you didn't spend
your days trying to Alex Forrest a widow's insane.
Speaker 2: And then some people are.
Speaker 21: Like, well, why does it bother you?
Speaker 2: Let me tell you.
Speaker 21: For the people that are running their mouths about this,
do you know how pathetic and cringe to death that looks.
I actually know these people off air, offline. I know them.
I've known Charlie since he was seventeen years old. We
were one of the early supporters of TPUSA. I've met Erica.
Speaker 2: I know her. They're sweet people.
Speaker 21: Just because they don't do things like somebody else does
doesn't mean they merit any less consideration during a time
of serious grief. And I'm watching grown ass women turn
into fatal attraction trying to run down a widow because
what because one of your favorite podcasts to Stand Gals,
Sharpton Woke Rakers, is talking smack because they're not intelligent
enough to comment about any other issue of the day.
I don't even look addressing this on this show. I
would much rather talk about Islamism or Epic City, which
none of the podcasts to stand people have ever discussed ever.
Oh God, way they wake up figure out ways to
douce on Israel or Erica Kirk. It's all a syop.
But I see some of these, and the women really
really surprise me. I don't I don't care if you
like someone or don't like someone. What I do care
about are people who sit here and they pretend they
speak Christ with their mouths and betray him and nail
him with their behavior.
Speaker 1: Yes, ma'am, yes, ma'am. And we're going to ruin this
person after plates and our wine lunch.
Speaker 2: And then she nailed it. She nailed it.
Speaker 1: That's who it is. That is her audience. That and
a bunch of crazy liberal dudes that's their audience.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I mean, that could not have been a more
perfect description. Now, you know, it's interesting. I saw a
whole bunch of news coverage, like on Fox of Erica's
statement from Wednesday, and I was like, where have you
all been? Like, we've been talking about this whole I mean,
we've been talking about this for months, and so it's
getting like wider play now, which is interesting. And now
it's to the point where there are some influence who
cannot help but address it, even though up to this
point they have been cowards and not talked.
Speaker 2: About it at all.
Speaker 3: One of those people who finally addressed it is Benny Johnson.
Here's just a tiny bit of what he said.
Speaker 22: Finally, since I do this professionally, it's time to like
not stop with the both sides of some stuff. You
either bring it right, Either bring your receipts, you show
people what you're talking about, or you don't have any
receipts and you're a thing liar, So bring your receipts
or you don't have receipts. If you don't have receipts,
then shut up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, thank you, thank you for joining this pot me
appreciate it.
Speaker 1: How many months later, yeah, thanks, welcome, come aboard the train.
Speaker 6: Geez.
Speaker 3: Now, Laura Lumer is still going after her. It's still
going after Candace with everything she's got, and she is
not letting the whole the drunk driving, the mugshot, she's
not letting it go. And of course Candace has not
denied any of these things, which is interesting. She just
keeps dancing around it. So once again Laura tried, and
Candace's answer is so telling in so many ways.
Speaker 2: We're gonna dissect because this is interesting.
Speaker 3: So she said, how come, Laura said to Candace, how
come you won't comment on any of the police reports
or the mug shots? Candace, do you let your husband
drive your four kids in his truck? You're a bad mom.
And Candace's reply was to say, to be honest, we
kind of like the gangs to George, you're painting a
picture of swerving in his truck, making Nazi eight eights
while investing in Israeli tech. London boy glow up. She
basically admitting she knows her husband is a total manlet,
saying that like, ooh, this is making him sound awesome
for him to like be a drunk driver with a
mug shot.
Speaker 2: Right, because he is because he's a gay baron.
Speaker 1: And she's upset that she married a gay bar She's
so upset she to gaybar she really wanted to marry
Charlie Kirk and that's what all this is about. And
she's like, dang, I got the gay baron.
Speaker 3: But now he's got to glow up because Laura Lumer
posted his mugshot.
Speaker 2: Okays a criminal, that's a really interesting way to take this.
And she I'm a woman of God.
Speaker 3: I just got confirmed with.
Speaker 8: Right.
Speaker 3: That is your That is today's Candice update for you.
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Speaker 1: Listen what I was in choir in high school because
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if I could think about one thing, that kind of
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then my voice was raspy here because I was a
cheerleader and stuff, but I was it was raspy, and
it was very Kim Karnes, Mike sassman. What drives me
nuts on the Chucker thing is interview shows are compelling.
I don't even listen when it's two and a half
hours of him ranching by himself. He has a good interview,
you are, I'll get them that.
Speaker 3: Well, but it's always biased depending on what he wants
to get out of his interviewee.
Speaker 2: So he's but he's masterful at doing that. Yeah, and
then he's all like, I don't know what I'm doing.
Speaker 1: I'm not sovvy, right, And he's really good at making
it about him and not so much the person that
I can see why people would find that compelling.
Speaker 2: Super nova.
Speaker 1: I really believe that I don't know if it's true
and could be wrong actually, but I don't think I am.
Speaker 2: I mean like a lot actually who who ha ha
who who who? Probably and it's a is that tone.
Speaker 3: I really believe that I don't know if that's true,
and I could be wrong actually, but I mean.
Speaker 2: He's got such a specific cadence, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: Now everybody's able to imitate it because it's so prettublic.
Yeah it is.
Speaker 1: Ginko Yokichi three four. This is me looking skeptical, especially
with drawing of the face circle. I picture frolic from
Curb your enthusiasm. That was awesome, Marcy Prales. My parents
always taught me that if you tell the truth, you
don't have to remember your lies. Tucker has told him
many lives. He can't keep track. That yep is spot on.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I think Candas is doing the same thing, Brandy Craig.
By the way, Daisy's cows are aliens, all of them.
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it's because he can't hear himself. God bless him.
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Speaker 3: I have no idea.
Speaker 1: Ginko yokichwo three four reminds me of that Grease song
they go together like come.
Speaker 2: Al Kamala Malama.
Speaker 3: The ding Dong, that's what it is. Yeah, I love Grease.
Speaker 2: I know it's really good.
Speaker 1: I just remember, like back then, I thought it was
really great, and now I watch it, I'm like, I
saw this when I was six. Wo right, I feel
like it's probably a little inappropriate for six year old,
but you know whatever.
Speaker 3: A million skillion times.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I saw it a million skillion times. But
the first time I saw it was when I was like.
Speaker 3: Six, so wow, really I was probably Nina, yeah, because
I'm older than you, so like I was nine ish, right,
And I mean, I love the amount that I wanted
to be Olivia Newton John and I overstated it.
Speaker 2: We all wanted to and I was like grabbing hair brushes.
Speaker 3: I was like singing, hopelessly devoted at full voice in
my bedroom and it probably sounded like that.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And then I wanted to be Olivia and John in
the leather, That's what I wanted to be.
Speaker 2: Oh no, see, and I wanted to be the other one.
Speaker 3: I wanted to be.
Speaker 2: Like this because she wore such cute like clothes.
Speaker 3: And I just loved it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you guys were bringing it in.
Speaker 1: It's Monday, everybody, have the greatest Monday ever.
Speaker 2: We'll talk to you tomorrow.