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Speaker 1: Okay. A little bit of housekeeping one is we're not
on locals and we're not on Instagram. This morning. We
are being run by our producer because we're doing kind
of a trial run because at the end of the
week there's going to be some tom foolery and some
shenanigans because Mak is moving this week. You guys, raise
be she's moving, Thank you Jesus. Finally let's stick a
hearing about it. Yeah, but she's moving to South Carolina
this week. She's going to be like discombobulated. And then
I will be doing the show with our good friend Chad,
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Speaker 3: Okay, yeah, we couldn't figure out locals or Instagram. It
was just too it was too much. So for those days,
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get into some things and some stuff we have to
start off. We're gonna kick it off by letting you
all know that AOC has learned a lesson, it seems,
from this election, and that is that she has removed
her pronouns from her bio.
Speaker 1: Really isn't that interesting? O MG? That is very interesting? Huh?
Speaker 3: I thought, so she too.
Speaker 1: Is she putting out a statement about this or is
she dressing her She's just like doing the whole Humber
Simpson backing off into the bushes thing. She's like, oh, yeah,
it just.
Speaker 3: Happened, man, it just hairy. People noticed and we're posting
about it. But she tried to do it on the
down low.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, people are noticing.
Speaker 3: That's right. And then, because we've discussed it a couple
times on this show previously, you remember that lady that
was the editor in chief at Scientific American who like
lost her crap at Trump's election and she said horrible
things and then she apologized. Yeah, well the plot thickens
and now she has resigned. So she wrote, I've decided
to leave Scientific American after an exciting four and a
half years as editor in chief. I'm going to take
some time to think about what comes next and go
bird watching. But for now, I'd like to share a
very small sample of the work I've been so proud
to support. And then I didn't include that because I
don't care.
Speaker 1: I feel sorry for those birds.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they don't want her.
Speaker 1: Look, Adam, don't bring the birds into this.
Speaker 6: And then this this just maybe like laugh out loud,
the fact that Nancy Pelosi has filed for reelection in
twenty twenty six.
Speaker 1: Enough already, Nancy Pelosi eighty four, My yeah, just stop
it stop and she you guys, I don't know. Miranda
Devine wrote a big thing about her in The New
York Post I think it was yesterday, just slamming her
for being for being the reason that the Democrat Party
is just off a cliff. You're the reason nance. Hang
it up, She's.
Speaker 3: Not Efen leaving you guys leaving. She is not thing leaving. Meanwhile,
some big news over the weekend was that the Department
of Defense went through it's seventh audit and failed. Actually,
this is just the seventh year in a row that
they have failed. I'm sure they've been audited a lot longer,
but they failed, and they're just unable to account for
sixty percent of their four point one brillion in assets.
Speaker 1: We don't know where the money is, we don't attract that,
we don't know what's an accountant, we don't have accountants.
And then they're like, you know, this guy, this new
guy can't do it. You know, like Haig said, can't
he can't. He can't run the DoD you know what
I mean. He can't, he can't do this. He doesn't
have enough expen This is the thing. It's like they
just want more of the same old, same old. They
don't want to do any they don't want to have change,
they want experience anything new. They don't want any shakeups.
They want more of the same because they want to
continue to steal more of our money. This is what
they want. So anybody who's just anybody who resists change,
reject them. Yeah, because they want more. I needed more
than anything. Right now, totally that changes. I mean, just
imagine that's two.
Speaker 3: Point four six trillion dollars that they just poof, like
it's they just don't.
Speaker 1: Know, no accountability where it is, no Can you imagine.
I can't go I cannot zero accountability with these people.
Somebody said, I'm sorry to see your name check under
the couch cushions. Yeah right, I mean it's Oh, this
is the thing they've gotten so used to just taking
our money and having zero accountability. I mean, this is
the pend up gone you guys. Yeah yeah.
Speaker 3: Mike Ben's lost his crap about this in a podcast
here he is to just show how big this actually is.
Speaker 7: The Pentagon is a thirty five trillion dollar accounting black hole.
Thirty five trillion dollars, Okay, the Pentagon has lost more
money then the entire gross domestic product of the United States.
My god, one federal agency, the Pentagon has lost more
money than the entire country brings in.
Speaker 1: It's unreal.
Speaker 7: Process that.
Speaker 1: I can't no, I cannot process it. I can't. I
can't even process a trillion dollars. I can't my brain,
I can't do not compute. I can't.
Speaker 3: It is absolutely disgusting the way that these people just
mismanage our money because they don't care. They just know
what keeps coming and so they don't care. The the
what is their deputy deputy Defense secretary currently a woman
by the name name of Kathleen Hicks, was being asked
about this by John Stewart and the condescension, the utter
dismissiveness that she has, her attitude is so infuriating. Fists
are going to form, you guys, we do violence on
this phone, on this boat.
Speaker 1: But but we're okay with the fists forming. We're okay.
Speaker 3: Fists are going to form when you see this. So
you're about to watch this clip, just brace yourselves because
you're gonna be mad.
Speaker 2: Like there is a lot of waste fraud and abuse
within assystem audits.
Speaker 5: Waste fraud abuse are not the same thing, So let's
decompose these.
Speaker 2: Please educate me on.
Speaker 5: Sort So an audit is exactly what you just described,
which is, do I know what was delivered to which place?
The ability to pass an audit or in the fact
that the DD has not passing on it is not
suggestive of waste fraud and abuse.
Speaker 3: That is completely false right there.
Speaker 5: So now is a question of it's suggestive that we
can't we don't have an accurate inventory that we can.
Speaker 3: Pull up of what we have where.
Speaker 5: That is not the same as saying we can't do
that because waste fraud and abuse has occurred.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, in my world, Yeah, that's waste.
Speaker 3: How is that waste?
Speaker 2: If I give you a billion dollars and you can't
tell me what happened to it, that to me is wasteful.
That that means you are not necessary responsible. But if
you can't tell me where it went, then what am
I supposed to think? And when there has been reporting,
I mean, this is not Look I'm not I'm not
saying this is on you and that you cause this,
But I think it's it's a tough argument an eight
hundred and fifty billion dollar budget to an organization that
can't pass an audit and tell you where that money went.
Like I think most people would consider that somewhere in
the realm of waste fraud or abuse because they would
wonder why that money isn't well accounted for. I just again,
I get back to this idea of like, I'm not
looking at pick a fight with you, but I am
surprised that the reaction to these questions are you don't
know what an audit is?
Speaker 8: Buckoh, Like, that's.
Speaker 9: Just weird to me.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, So he's like in my world, which is
real reality. Yeah, I mean, it's nice that you don't
have to live there, but the rest of us do,
and we're the ones who are putting the bill. It's
just I mean, yeah, it's like at that tweet before
you played the clip, it's it said it was the
entrenched mentality, and it is entrenched, and we gotta we
gotta unentrench these people. You gotta unstick them because they
are so.
Speaker 3: Stuck smugness, right, this smugness was just oh performing And.
Speaker 1: It's the same smugness you see. And the people who
don't want change, like when they when they all these
people who are like that, the Pete Haig says, and
all these people who are being appointed to these positions,
who are conduits for change, who are cond it's for
like breaking their disruptors, their disruptors, and they are going
to break up this mentality, right They're gonna they're gonna
disrupt all the people who are like, oh no, we
can't have that. They love this, they love to be entrenched.
Oh We're gonna unentrench you so hard. You cannot wait.
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All right, here is somebody to break down why the
whole system, all these different agencies have gotten so bloated
and so full of themselves and so power hungry. It's because,
aside from those cabinet pointments at the tippy tippy top,
there is no accountability. This is something that I know
Trump is determined to change. But here's an explanation of
why it's so bad.
Speaker 8: Right now, fly three million people who work for the
federal government. Of those the president basically appoints, and it
takes forever to get them through. So we have roughly
three million people who don't report to anyone. Nominally they're
supposed to report to the executive branch, but the president
can't fire him. We talked about on the previous show
if Elon had gone into Twitter and he hadn't been
allowed to fire anyone, do you think he could have
restored free speech to Twitter, of course not, They just
would have kept doing whatever they wanted to do. And
that is the big problem in the federal government right
now is we are ruled by a fourth branch of
government that is not in the Constitution, that doesn't report
to anybody, it is not subject to elections. We can't
vote them out and we can't fire them. And they
have been in the forefront of trying to stop Trump
and the larger reform movement that he represents ever since
Trump got elected in twenty sixteen. Remember it was members
of the administrative states, specifically the Security State, who said,
don't worry, We're going to be the insurance policy against Trump.
And they have done everything possible, through the Russia Gate hoaks,
through lawfare, through the whole Steele dossier hoax, to basically
try and stop Trump. And there are reform movement that
he represents. And the big question of Trump's second term
will be whether he can finally subdue this bureaucracy and
bring it under democratic control, under the control of the
executive branch, as the American people want and as I
think the Constitution intended. Right now, we are run by
an unelected branch of government that has to stop. And
what Trump represents is not dictatorship but democracy, the triumph
of democracy over this bureaucracy.
Speaker 1: Yes, amen to that, right? Yeah? And I mean it's like,
and what exactly do you do here?
Speaker 3: Writes all three million of you?
Speaker 1: Oh my god. The founders never wanted that for us,
you guys. I mean, these people on the left will
scream about democracy and the constitution. Do you think our
founders wanted three million bloated people and our government just
sucking off the teet of taxpayers. They did not want that,
and that's precisely what they're doing. Do you think those
people are paying my retirement? No? It just infuriates me
when I see that. What are they doing?
Speaker 3: I don't know? And without reporting to anyone who can say,
what is it that you do here? This is why
it continues to get more and more bloated. And this
is exactly the kind of stuff that Elon and Vivaik
are going to be working on, which everybody should be
excited about, because if you're not, I don't even know.
I don't even understand how people can't be excited about this.
It's gonna help everybody, right, Meanwhile, instead of helping people,
Biden is apparently just hell bent on getting US into
World War three. This news broke yesterday that Biden for
the first time, has authorized Ukraine to use US supplied
long range missiles to strike Russia. This was the red
line for Russia, by the way, to consider US at
war with them. So if they use these missiles, we're
officially at war with Russia, which is something that we
shouldn't want to be.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Biden, he doesn't give a crap. He just doesn't
give a crap. He's like, well, I'm going to die
soon anyway, what do I care? And I have dementia
and I just and they everybody's treated me poorly, so
at it. I think that's where he's at at this point.
He just doesn't care. And these people on the left
are so hell bent. I'm putting us, just throwing us
in World War three.
Speaker 3: Right, we're getting there. It's not even just about the weapons.
They're also determined to spend as much of our money
on Ukraine as they can until the inauguration. Here's Anthony
Blincoln saying, as much it's infuriating, it is.
Speaker 10: As we're working to make sure that Ukraine has that
it needs to effectively defend itself. The United States continues.
Speaker 1: To stand round.
Speaker 10: We've obligated just recently and pushed out the door another
eight billion dollars in security assistance for Ukraine. I'm out
side number another almost half a billion dollars just a
few weeks ago, and President Biden has committed to making
sure that every dollar we have at our disposal will
be pushed out the door between now and Nuary twentieth.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, this is why. This is precisely why Trump
was One of the reasons, one of the many reasons
Trump was elected is because it's just insanity. They won't stop,
They will not they can't stop, won't stop.
Speaker 3: And they're reveling in it, like they're literally reveling in there.
Please take all of our taxpayers money while our country
goes to shit.
Speaker 1: They're rolling around in their own crap. God, that is crazy, curiating.
Speaker 3: Oh my god. All right. The reason that I put
something good here is because I knew our blood pressure
would be raised right now, and it is, so I thought, well,
we'll just have a nice little interlude really quickly right
here with a woman who is like a lifelong fan
of the Colorado Buffalos. She went to the game over
the weekend, and she also turned a hundred years old,
a hundred and they in the entire stadium saying to her,
and it is the cutest thing you're ever gonna see.
This is Peggy Copham. She is their biggest fan. That
is precious. God bless her. She looks amazing. I know,
one hundred years she looks awesome. You go, girl, Right,
I'm like hobbling around. I'm like barely able to walk
at this point. My stupid me, and freaking Peggy's going
to the Buffalo's game.
Speaker 1: Peggy's like, whoa, yeah, it's not fair, not fair, Peggy, Peggy.
Speaker 3: All right, let's get to some of the appointments. There's
new appointments to talk about, and there's also hullabaloo continuing
about the appointments that were announced last week. First of all,
a new appointment news. Doug Bergham has been named Secretary
of the Interior.
Speaker 1: He will be a.
Speaker 3: Huge improvement over what's her face? What's her face?
Speaker 1: Gina, don't, I honestly don't know, because nobody cares. It's
a colossal disappointment. So Doug, Doug is This is great,
This is fantastic, this is good stuff. Absolutely stuff.
Speaker 3: In other appointment news over the weekend, Trump announced that
it will be Caroline Lovett as Press secretary. So it
is not going to be a Lena. It's not going
to be Scott.
Speaker 1: Jenny's twenty seven years old. She is you guys, like
we were a pre show, we were talking about what
losers we are because this chick, she's already run for Congress. Okay,
she's like, she's twenty, she's a mom, she's a wife,
she's like all these things. She's gonna kick butt at
this twenty seven years old.
Speaker 3: So impressive, I mean so impressive.
Speaker 1: Who raised this kid write a book because her parents
need to be applauded.
Speaker 11: Amazing?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it is.
Speaker 3: That's really really amazing. And then it was interesting because
remember we played the on whenever it was last week,
we played the clip of Alena Haba being asked by
Sean Hannity if she would consider, because her name was
being thrown around there, would she consider being press secretary?
And she was all about it, remember, like she was all, oh, yeah,
you know, I'm very loyal. I would seriously consider it.
But then she put out the statement, as if that
had never even crossed her mind. She said, quote, while
I'm flattered by the support and speculation, the role of
press secretary is not a role I'm considering. Although I
love screaming from a podium, I will be better served
in other capacities. This administration is going to be epic.
So proud of the Trump team, the latest appointments in
forty seven. I just thought that was oddly worded, considering
she seemed excited about it last week.
Speaker 1: She did. She did seem excited about it last week.
So now all of a sudden she's not considering it.
That's funny. Yeah, the spin, Oh, the spin.
Speaker 3: Right, It's kind of like she probably heard that it
was going to not be her and so she got
out ahead of it. I just thought that was kind
of interesting. And then support, or I shouldn't say support,
but a defense of Tulsi Gabbard because a lot of
people are bitching about her, you know, being the director
of National Intelligence. People are upset about that. The oddest
person ever to throw some defense behind Tulsi was you, Bernie.
I was very guys, but read what you said.
Speaker 1: I may Yeah, I haven't be able to read any
of these. But let me see, Okay, I think I
can read this one. Okay, Tulsi, Yeah, but has put
a life on the line to defend this country. People
can disagree on issues, but it is outrighteous for anyone to.
Speaker 12: Suggest that Tulsi has a foreign outset that I wanted
to asking you just like Tulsi.
Speaker 3: Like, I was not prepared for that right at all.
Speaker 1: He's acting weird lately, isn't he What he's going on?
I don't know, he's just acting. He's getting older, he's
acting weird. He has his days. You know, he's just erratic.
They get erratic in their old age. I was not
expecting that from all people. That just that deprives me.
He was just he was in one of his three
homes and decided to be nice to her. He felt generous.
That's the thing.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, you did that so good, Like that
was probably one of your best impressions ever. Oh my god,
it was so good.
Speaker 1: Must be the coffee this morn get coffee. Well.
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Speaker 1: You know what I think I think Bernie sees, well,
he was treated like crap by his party, you know,
because he was given the shaft, and then he saw
Joe Biden and how he was treated by his party,
and he sees Nancy Pelosi orchestrating all this, and he's
probably getting a little pissed. Maybe probably he's a little
salty about it, I bet, because he's already salty to
begin with, you know, so he's probably as he gets
older kind of like you know, when you get older,
you start having a little more objectivity about this kind
of stuff. I'm not saying I like the guy. I'm
just saying that he's probably seeing how his party craps
all over all of these people him included, and he's like,
I don't like that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't like you. I don't like it at all. Well,
there's plenty of complaints to go around from other people
about Trump appointment picks, and of course Matt Gates is
probably the one that's getting the most heat. People are
furious about this. One of those people is John Bolton,
who tweeted out, like just this list of reasons that
Matt Gates is horrible, that everything is wrong with him.
And I loved that Matt Gates retweeted it and said,
we're gonna mark John down as a maybe.
Speaker 1: That is so great. It's just great.
Speaker 3: I love that he did that so much.
Speaker 1: It's so fantastic. Guy's my favorite.
Speaker 3: Matt Gates is going to get support from the Speaker
of the House, Mike Johnson. As he explained right here, the.
Speaker 13: Reason that Matt Gates is such an exciting pick to
so many people is because he will go in and
reform the Department of Justice. It desperately needs it. Look,
he and I sat on the Judiciary Committee together for
almost seven years before it became the Speaker of the House,
and we heard the evidence. We saw the evidence of
law fair, We saw how the Department of Justice had
been used for political purposes, how they targeted Catholics, in
some examples and parents at school boards and pro life Americans.
This is not what our system of justice was built
to do. And Matt Gates will go in there and
shake it up. And I think most of the American
people understand that's an important function.
Speaker 1: He will put it in a blender. And I'm good
with that. I am. I know a lot of people
hate him whatever for whatever reason. Hate him all you want,
but he I agree with the speaker on that one.
Speaker 3: He will.
Speaker 1: He will shake it so hard. I'm so ready shookth God,
I'm so ready for the shaken ee, the shooken it,
all of it. I'm ready. I'm ready. Aren't you guys
ready for that? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Things need to change in a big, fat way.
Speaker 1: We need everything needs to be turned upside down, like
the game needs to be flipped. You know, it's We're
just I'm so ready for that.
Speaker 3: Absolutely. Pete Hegsath the course, one of the nominees also,
and so wouldn't you know it just all of a
sudden coincidentally, now we've got new accusations. There's apparently he
paid a woman. This is this is according to the Wappo,
he paid a woman who accused him of sexual assault
as part of a non disclosure agreement, although he maintains
that their encounter was consensual, according to a statement from
his lawyer on Saturday. So now these new accusations are
gonna come flying. Apparently the Trump team is bracing itself
for additional ones, So not just this, but perhaps other
accusations because of course, like this is what.
Speaker 1: Happened, right, it'll be like Herman Kine all over again.
But it's hilarious to me that the people who are
they campaign on like cutting kids genitals off, and you know,
men and girls' locker rooms, and you know, killing babies,
they're somehow now the arbiters of morality. This is what
they do.
Speaker 3: This is what they do.
Speaker 1: Though, This is they come in because I saw all
over Twitter yesterday they're like, oh my god, he's a
terrible human being. Really, okay, you're gonna tell me what
a terrible human being is? How about you take all
the seats.
Speaker 3: Well, one of those people was, like, I guess, a
fill in host on MSNBC who called Pete Hegseth a
white supremacist. I don't, I don't even know. But then
other Democrats like went after that person hard and so
Steve McGuire was it was former Jill. This is what
Steve McGuire tweeted. He said, former Jill Biden Press secretary.
Michael Lo Rosa. In response to that, MSNBC guest Chryln Eiffel,
calling Pete Heggseth the white supremacist, said this shit has
to stop. Opposing DEI initiatives does not make you a
white supremacist. Voices like this on the left are turning
the Democratic Party into a joke, and good for them.
You're saying that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's a lot of people that tattoo he has
on his it's it's like a Christian crusade tattoo.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I think it's on his chest.
Speaker 1: Right, I don't I honestly, yes, it's on his chick one. Yeah. Yeah,
it's like the and I honestly it's it's a Christian
It's a bunch of crosses, you know. It's like one
big cross and then the four crosses and it's a
it's a crusade's tattoo. Anyways, there was some woman on
Twitter that was like, are we gonna pretend that this
isn't a swastika? No, We're not gonna work. Oh, you're
let's just no, you're an idiot. You're a complete and
total idiot. So this is the thing. They're trying to
make him something that he's not, which is again, I mean, like,
aren't we all sick of this? It's that they've been
doing this with all of us for years. They've been
calling us racists and white supremacists and all. I mean,
it's like this is and then they all come out
at the last minute with oh, you know this, he
did this to this woman and this woman's gonna come out.
This is all old hat for them, right, I mean,
this is what they do. It's like the classic Democrats
smear tactics that we're so very used to. They thank you,
it's the Jerusalem Cross, that's what That's what he has
on his show.
Speaker 3: And you would think that they would be thinking about
changing up their playbook instead of reverting back to it
as after this colossal loss, but they keep doing it.
They just keep going right back to it. It's insane, right,
it is.
Speaker 1: It's just it. And at this point people you would
think they would stop because it just enrages people even
more and it makes people stand more firmly with him.
Speaker 3: So I just people are so dumb. H Of course,
the biggest announcement came about r FK and so Mike
Benson tweeted, oh my god, RFK Junior at HHS. So
he has been named as the United States Secretary of
Health and Human Services.
Speaker 1: They're great.
Speaker 3: People are losing their minds about this. But I loved
what RFK Junior actually said about praying for this role
and and praying for a way to help reshape the
health of Americans. And this is what he said about
that and about Donald Trump specifically.
Speaker 1: And my prayer is this.
Speaker 15: I ask God for nineteen years to put me in
a position where I could end the chronic disease epidemic.
Speaker 1: Great door children, and in August God sent me Donald Trump.
I love this so much. You know, his dad and
his uncle are up and have them gone. This is great.
Speaker 3: And his sister's so pissed. Oh well, oh well, what
you're gonna do?
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Elizabeth Warren also furious. She said RFK Junior poses a
danger to public health, research, medicine, and healthcare coverage for millions.
He wants to stop parents from protecting their babies from measles,
and his ideas would welcome the return of polio. I
have a lot of questions for his Senate hearing.
Speaker 1: Okay, fok honest, yeah, let's see. Let's hear your questions.
I can't wait to hear him.
Speaker 3: And then Champagne Josh, she said, what an odd thing
for her to say, and then posted the contributions that
she received from Pharma, which she's she's the second highest
paid person by Pharma in.
Speaker 1: First I got a lot of money, has a lot
of money. I hate I hate billionaires. I hate billionaires,
not millionaires anymore.
Speaker 3: I thought you hated Pharma, Bernie, but apparently you don't.
Speaker 1: Apparently not.
Speaker 3: In response to the news apparently who Apparently there are
a whole bunch of CDC employees who are preparing to resign.
I mean, maybe that's the trash taking itself out totally.
Speaker 1: It absolutely is. Yeah, bye.
Speaker 3: Jake Tapper is one of the people that is absolutely
freaking out about this. He had Sanjay Gupta on and
they're both just like clutching all the pearls.
Speaker 16: Because you're clear of politics. But this really isn't about politics,
because this is somebody who has been Robert F. Kennedy Junior,
who has been pushing quackery, who has been pushing lies,
who has been pushing conspiracy theories. You've been talking to
experts in the health community, the medical community preparing for
him RFK Junior to be given some sort of role
in health. What have they said to you?
Speaker 17: Well, you know, it's not often that the entire medical
and public health community is going to be in lockstep
on something, but they're pretty close on this in terms
of their significant concerns.
Speaker 13: Horror.
Speaker 17: Even somebody said to me today, I can't think of
any single individual who'd be more damaging to public health
than RFK noh stop.
Speaker 1: I mean seriously, like having him in charge during COVID
would have allowed for questioning at the very least, and
that's something that we just didn't have. They shut down
dissenting opinions during that time, which I mean, I worked
in pharma for twenty years, and I you know, I
used to be one of those people where I didn't
blindly believe in that industry or blindly believe in those
people and doctors and whatnot. But I definitely had a
lot more trust and they lost me during that period.
I mean, I was like, I'm not getting that vaccine.
I'm not doing any of that shit. It's like because
I it was because of the lack of questioning that
the people who shut down information. When you shut down
the flow of information, which is precisely what they did.
That's not science, man, That's not what it's all about.
It should be an open flow. People should be talking
about things that they're finding out. They shut down dissenters.
He would not have allowed that. He wouldn't have I
truly believe that. And so I mean, if you're unwilling
to discuss things and you're unwilling to have an open dialogue,
I mean that's when I questioned you the most and
I trust you the least.
Speaker 3: And so I'm actually really looking forward to that hearing
because you know, I mean when he talks about because
they're going to pepper him with questions about like you're
in a denier of vaccines, and he will be armed
and ready with a gazillion piles of research that he's done.
If they want data, he knows how to bring the data.
Absolutely they're going to be They're gonna I hope they're ready,
because he's about to bring a storm full of research
that they are not prepared for.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I agree, one hundred and fifty percent. He has
the data. He has it, so it'll be it'll be
really I will watch that like.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I will be glued.
Speaker 1: I will be glued too, as should the rest, as
should the country. You know, if you question this guy
and you think that he's maybe not qualified to do it,
he's been doing this. He's been going after corruption basically
within that industry forever, and so he knows this stuff.
He definitely has the data to back it up. So
I'm looking forward.
Speaker 3: I think all the confirmation hearings are just going to
be lit.
Speaker 1: They're going to be great.
Speaker 3: I mean, Matt Gaze, like, all of it's going to
be so entertaining. I just, oh my god, I cannot.
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Speaker 1: The New York.
Speaker 3: Times is trying to fact check rfk's claims about fruit loops,
So you've probably heard that like American fruit loops and
other cereals have like all kinds of horrible stuff in
them that Europe doesn't allow, that Canada doesn't allow, And
so RFK has been talking about that. That's like one
of the things that he wants to clean up. The
New York Times tried to fact check this. It's almost unbelievable,
Like it's almost parody that this this is actually what
they are doing to fact check. But read this please
if you can, can you see that?
Speaker 1: Yes, mister Kennedy has singled up fruit loops as an
example of a product with too many artificial ingredients, questioning
why the Canadian version has fewer than the US version,
But he was wrong. The ingredient list is roughly the same,
although Canada's has natural colorings made from blueberries and carrots,
while the US product contains red dye, forty, yellow five
and blue one, as well as beutilated hydroxy tuoleene or BHT,
a lab made chemical that is used for freshness. According
to the ingredient label, that's totally different.
Speaker 3: How is he wrong then?
Speaker 18: Not?
Speaker 1: Like okay with that fact you really got him there?
You burn him?
Speaker 3: What in the world, Oh my god, he's wrong about
it having too many artificial ingredients, and then they list
the artificial ingredients.
Speaker 1: Right, one is fruit, the other is artificial Yes, oh
my god, it's okay. Way to fact check there, lower
world you guys, how would you rather give your kid?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I mean that was just incredible, the Canadian version. Thanks.
Speaker 3: Everybody's retweeting this, like, I cannot believe that this is
what they're saying is a fact check.
Speaker 1: God, who are these fact checkers?
Speaker 3: They're useless, absolutely useless. We know it's going to be
tough to get Trump's choices through confirmation. We already know this.
We're bracing ourselves. And so there's always been this talk about, well,
we'll will the Senate use recess appointments to get some
of these folks through. Senator Thune was asked about recess appointments,
and here is what he said.
Speaker 19: So, you've said that you would do recess appointments if
it came to that.
Speaker 20: What's the threshold for getting.
Speaker 19: To that point for recess appointments? Well, what I said
is Brett, and I think this is that all options
are on the table, including recess appointments. Hopefully it doesn't
get to that, but we'll find out fairly quickly whether
the Democrats want to play ball or not. And I
think part of it is getting these folks. We'll start
having confirmation hearing as soon as the new Senate is
sworn in in January. President takes the oath of office
January twentieth. By the time he takes the oath of office,
hopefully a lot of those nominees will be through their
confirmation hearings and we'll be ready to act on them
on the Senate floor. And then it's a question of
how much do the Democrats resist or object or try
to block those nominations from going forward. And we're going
to grind them out. I mean, we're just going to
keep consistently moving and we'll see what kind of cooperation
we get, and then we'll, you know, like I said,
we'll make decisions about where do we go from there.
Speaker 1: People are going to freak out over this about the
recess appointment thing. But Clinton he did one hundred and
thirty nine. Bush, George W. Bush did one hundred and
seventy one. Brock Obama he did thirty two. I mean,
they all do it. They all do it. It depends
on that.
Speaker 3: With the cabinet level of high level.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like I think neither Bush nor Clinton used it
for a top left cabinet positions. Okay, did it, but
they did it, So I mean the case could be
made that it's like all of them have done it.
Speaker 3: Just yeah, well, and people, I mean Democrats need to
remember twenty Republicans confirmed Merrick Garland, who has been a
complete disaster. So yeah, they're not going to like everybody whatever.
That's how this works.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's wow. Yeah, I mean, and this time he's
Trump is he learned from his first you know, his
first time in office. He's like, Okay, I'm not going
to do things the way that I did him the
last time, because I got to get shit done. You
have a mandate from the American people. I've got about
two and a half years to get an agenda through.
And he is going to succeed kind of hell or
high water, He's going to do this. You can tell
he is on a mission. And I think it's great.
I do.
Speaker 3: I love it too. And Kristen Welker had on Senator
Mullins to talk about these various appointments and all the
problems that people have with and he had a great point.
Right back at her.
Speaker 21: We've got a question for you. The Democrats are spending
so much time talking about the scrutiny of President Trump's picks,
and yet we didn't spend Did we spend this amount
of time scrutinizing Biden's pick? I mean we can talk
about Rachel the assistant secretary of HHS. I think that's
a pretty controversial pick from run over pronoun he or
he or she decides to use. We talked about Sam
the assistant secretary for or executive in underneath Energy Energy
of a secretary of Energy, and uh, the individual was
it was arrested multiple times for stealing luggage off of
off a conveyor belts inside the airport. And I didn't
see the same type of scrutiny that the Democrats used
on these individuals picks. There's been a lot of picks.
I mean, we can talk about Pete Bootage edge is
he really qualified to the partation? But I don't see
the same people give them the scrutiny.
Speaker 1: Here she was like can you zip it? Very inconvenient
for her? Convenient? But I mean he's right correct, Yeah,
Like Pete Boodage with transportation, what the hell, because he's like, oh,
I drove a Ford Explorer one, so I can be
a transportation secretary, you guys, while I was chess feeding,
I did that.
Speaker 15: My god.
Speaker 3: Anyway, we'll see very much looking forward to the entertainment
that will be all the confirmation hearings. For sure. Some
of you may have watched the Mike Tyson fight with
Jake Paul. I don't watch that sort of thing, so
I didn't watch it, but I did see that Jake
Paul won, and that everyone is convinced it was rigged
because they saw Mike Tyson practicing and looking really really
really good and then looked not good at all in
the actual fight, and so there's questions about that, and
I don't do you have anything to add about the
don't you see?
Speaker 1: Okay, well I didn't watch it either, but I was
in Vegas this weekend, and so of course it was
like everywhere. The fight was everywhere, and I and I
didn't watch the whole thing, and obviously a lot of
people that wanted to watch it were on Netflix and
they couldn't get it because it wasn't streaming well. And
the memes were so great too, because it was like
Mike Tyson saying it's not streaming, well, you know, because
it's like but that listen. I it sucks because he's
an older guy. And I think if, like you know,
I put on my personal Facebook page, if there's one
thing that we could all agree on, I feel like,
no matter where you are politically or from a religion standpoint,
we all wanted Mike Tyson to kick that kid's ass, right,
I mean, let's get real. And it didn't happen, And
there are people like the Tates that Andrew Taate, dude,
what is he Wasn't he like a kickboxer or something.
He came out of it. He came out over the
weekend and he's like, if it sucks that you put
an elderly guy because he's stilled. Can I guess people
consider him elderly against a young whipper snapper kind of dude.
And the young guy won, you know. So it's it's
one of those deals where if you would have had
a fair fight with somebody his own age, yeah, you know,
maybe the outcome would have been different. And I tend
to agree with that a little bit, you know, perhaps,
but I also think that maybe they got paid and
everything else, you know, things were Perhaps things were rigged.
Speaker 3: I don't know devermaned, but I feel like things probably were.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because I mean, it's Mike freaking Tyson, you guys, right, right,
come on.
Speaker 3: I do have a clip of Mike Tyson being interviewed
by a child reporter, like one of those you know,
probably middle school early high school reporter, Yeah, being asked.
Speaker 1: About his legacy.
Speaker 3: He's so honest, like brutally honest with this reporter. I
don't think she knows quite how to handle it.
Speaker 22: Here it is here, it turned to the ring for
this fight. You are setting a monumental opportunity for kids
my age to see the legend Mike Tyson in the
ring for the first time. So, after such a successful career,
what type of legacy would you like to leave behind
when it's all said and done.
Speaker 23: Well, I don't know. I don't believe in the word legacy.
I think that's another word for ego. Legacy doesn't mean nothing.
That's just some word everybody grabbed on to. Someone said
that word, and everyone grabbed on the words, and I
was used every five seconds. You mean absolutely nothing to me.
I'm just passing through. I'm'a die and it's gonna be over.
Who cares about legacy after that?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 23: What a big egoso? I'm'a die. I want people to
think that I'm this, I'm great, I'm no way nothing
where you're dead with dust, absolutely.
Speaker 2: Nothing, poor girl.
Speaker 22: It's well, thank you so much for sharing that. That
is something that I have not heard before someone say
that as an answer.
Speaker 23: Can you really imagine somebody say I want my legacy
to be this way when I get dead?
Speaker 1: Well, okay, I really want to think about you.
Speaker 23: How how what's the adapt I think I want people
to think about me when I'm gone?
Speaker 24: Who the.
Speaker 1: Grandkids gonna We're gonna die, kid, We're gonna die. Nobody cares? Okay, Well, anyways,
I'm gonna just mosey on because I thought maybe you
would say something of value.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, that did not happen.
Speaker 1: It's like you're born and then you die.
Speaker 25: Kid.
Speaker 3: So that's Mike Tyson. In case anybody's ever interested in
interviewing him, kind of wisdom.
Speaker 1: You'll get just don't interview him, Okay, don't do it.
I don't.
Speaker 3: I don't watch boxing, and I don't watch UFC. I
hate all of it. But I understand this is very,
very popular, and when Trump attends a UFC fight, man,
it is lit. So we've got some video of him
entering the ring. I guess that is what they call it.
And my favorite moment in this is when he sees
Joe Rogan and like just gives him this big old
bear hug. Try to like interpret what they're like, try
to lip read what they're saying to each other. Anyway,
here's the moment that he walked in. The crowd was
inssane and.
Speaker 1: Ladies and chentleman. But who is now making his way
to the world famous speaker behind him?
Speaker 22: You FC CEO.
Speaker 26: Thirty five, so big forty seven, President malt Donald Trump, great.
Speaker 1: Place, the people at home twenty year.
Speaker 3: It doesn't sound in this room so loudly. Here it
is so loud.
Speaker 1: It's always lo when.
Speaker 3: He comes here. But how many one now that he's the.
Speaker 23: President of Yes, Oh my god, did see so?
Speaker 26: Donald Trump making his way to watch the UFC, which
he absolutely loves, and doing so with some sort of
victory left after regaining the presidency earlier. This in emphatic fashion,
with an election blowout of the Democratic candidates fallow up,
congratulations see.
Speaker 3: What you said, I'm happy for you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's really neat.
Speaker 18: You know.
Speaker 1: I'm I'm obviously happy that he won for political reasons,
but I'm I'm really delighted that he is getting all
the accolades and stuff now, because dude has been through
some stuff.
Speaker 3: So it's interesting stuff, all right.
Speaker 1: So it's kind of it's really neat to see him
right now getting praise because my look at what he's
been through over the past five six years. You know,
he's been through some stuff. So I feel, to me,
it's like an underdog story. And I love underdog stories.
I love it when the underdog comes out ahead, you know,
And that's precisely what this is to me. And so
I get really full of glee when I see stuff
like that. I'm like, okay, like he he won, and like,
can we prove them wrong? And I just it makes
me happy that he is getting accolades now, you know.
Speaker 3: And how much do you love that like all the
pro football players, the college football players are doing their dance,
doing the dance. It's I love that.
Speaker 1: He deserves it, you know, he really deserves it, because man,
he he put up with so much crap. He still
does I mean, he really still does. But he did it.
Speaker 3: And he will continue to. You know, they're right, you're
going to stop.
Speaker 1: Yeah now again.
Speaker 3: Because I don't watch fighting, I have no idea who
the fighters are or what their names are. But we
have two of them. One of them won, and I
don't know if there's like different class I have no idea,
you guys, so I don't know who these people are.
I just wanted to show the video of the guy
that won, who ended up giving his belt, like the
trophy belt to Donald Trump. Here he is thanking.
Speaker 18: I also want to say.
Speaker 27: A big, big thank you to President Donald Trump for
being here tonight.
Speaker 1: Good. I mean, that is so.
Speaker 3: Many version of the Donald Trump.
Speaker 18: Check it out.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, that's so great.
Speaker 13: Let's go.
Speaker 1: I love that. I know, I'm proud.
Speaker 27: I'm proud to be a great American champion. I'm proud
to be a Christian American champion.
Speaker 3: Look at that?
Speaker 1: Can you even? That's so great? I just love that.
I do too. Donald Trump's a racist for you guys.
I mean, I just you know, it just is there.
I love it. I just love it.
Speaker 3: There was so much like fanfare and fun, and there's
another fighter who wanted to make sure that we all
remembered about Peanut. So here is this other dude.
Speaker 9: New York.
Speaker 3: I got one thing to say.
Speaker 28: First, we need justice for Peanut.
Speaker 29: Right, it's all the kids that went harder that night
and all the other things that the money and resources
could have been put to. Hopefully that's jog.
Speaker 18: Sick. Yeah.
Speaker 3: I like how you use your speech for a political reality.
Speaker 1: I mean, the show's just like, what is even happening?
Speaker 30: Oh my god?
Speaker 3: Right, he knows that this is a big, big change.
Speaker 1: It's a bit. Yeah, it's a big moment in our
country's history. I love it.
Speaker 3: There was a couple of the guys from CNN were
just marveling over all of this fanfare, one of them
even comparing it to like, uh, you know, like the
Gladiator type of environment. So here's a couple of folks
from CNN weighing in on the atmosphere and all of
these picks.
Speaker 27: Flood the zone with these picks and forced Republicans to choose.
And I think it's interesting to me that he brought
Tulci Gabbard and RFK Junior to the UFC event last night.
He is frankly giving I think supporter based permission structure,
and he's made these folks stars over the course of
this campaign. I mean, in some ways it's it's uh,
it's easy to view this, I think through a different lens,
like this is also just a person who won following
through on campaign promises. Promise retribution, he promised vengeance, and
he promised these kind of figures having prominent places in
this administration, and he's delivering it. And for a lot
of those supporters, that is the point.
Speaker 31: Really looks like ancient Rome here. This is sort of
the conquering Republican caesar who's going into the coliseum and
everyone's cheering, and he's got his political gladiators with him.
That that appearance isn't just about him enjoying the applause.
He's sending a message to the Senate for sure, like
not only are you entertained, but these are my people
and are you willing to fight because here's who I have.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's an interesting take.
Speaker 3: It is Oh my gosh, well, it is kind of
like walking into the colisseum and everyone. I mean, that
was just that was an amazing moment. That was an
amazing moment.
Speaker 1: It is, but I mean and his team is they
are like warriors mm hmm, because they're fighting for ever
all of us, you know, and he's fought for all
of us, which is the reason the guy got elected.
Speaker 3: Do you see, John, I'm just so happy to be there.
Oh my god.
Speaker 1: In the back, he's like, I'm a nerd. I'm here,
I get NuRD you night.
Speaker 3: I just love that.
Speaker 1: What do I do with my hands? Why do I
do that? I just darling? That guy is darling.
Speaker 3: Just really quickly back to the Tyson Jake Paul fight.
I loved this so much so, somebody said, Jake Paul
has announced his next Palmer Saints legend Steve Gleason. Guy
Rave said, name the time and play. I freaking love it.
I know, I loved it.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. It goes what Andrew Tate was saying, though, right,
I mean it's like he okay, so he won against
an elderly guy. Yes, good job, Jake, job, what influenceer? Okay?
Speaker 3: The team that that Trump has put together is truly phenomenal,
and one of the best, of course is jd Vance,
who told a story this is one of his favorite
moments from the campaign trail that he told at Mar Lago.
Here is the story. Well, everybody crazy.
Speaker 27: To see it, and I would they broke in Linda
putting together an amazing organization.
Speaker 3: You know you.
Speaker 28: My favorite campaign drill was all time and I clearly
the best drive. Maybe this is the second A stand
of campaigne drill was the day of my four year
old walk into the back of the plane, the Trump
four suit plane and told to be they were all
fade us later our German hummer, I think it speaks.
Speaker 1: Yeah, mm hmmm, it's so great. It's just the greatest.
Speaker 13: I love that.
Speaker 1: Kids and dogs they know kids and dogs know you guys.
Speaker 14: Uh huh.
Speaker 1: So I thought this was really interesting, just something to
point out all of this, all of Trump's picks except
for his press, his press secretary of the New Chick
that's twenty seven and a freak of nature. Yeah, everybody
that he's picked so far as a gen xer. Everybody
is that right?
Speaker 3: Like Burgum?
Speaker 1: Okay, Doug Burgham, is it he's in a well, Doug Burgham.
Speaker 3: May he may actually be.
Speaker 1: He may be a gen xer because it's elistophonic. Lee
Zelden Peak, Pete Hegsath, Mike Waltz, Elon Musk christ. You know,
I'm John Ratcliffe, Mark Rubio, Matt gets Pulci, Gabbert, Tom Homan,
the veg.
Speaker 3: Is a gen xer.
Speaker 1: Tom Homan is a boomer. I tak that he's a boomer.
The Veg is barely he's like eighty five. And then
jd Vance. Yeah, everybody's a boomer. Everybody's I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
Everybody's a gen xer except for Tom Homan, who is
the one boomer and I and you're right, new guy. Yeah,
Bergen may be a boomer. I don't know though, he
may actually be a gen x You may just look distinguished,
very distinguished. But I thought that was interesting because I was.
Speaker 3: Like, hmmm, well, they're the ones that put him in office,
so yeah, yeah, exactly.
Speaker 1: But I also think that it signals a change of guard.
You know, it's Trump is obviously not a gen x er.
He's you know, obviously a boomer, but it's but it
has a whole change of guard where it's like younger people.
It signals, you know, what, we need younger. I guess
gen xers are younger, but a younger generation to sort
of take the country forward and make this change. You know,
it's a get rid of the Nancy Pelosi's man, we
need younger people, and I think that's fantastic. I think
it's great.
Speaker 3: No, it's awesome. It's absolutely awesome. And I mean the
team is phenomenal in so many ways.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 3: Tom Holman was actually on with Donald Trump Junior, and
Junior was asking him, like, what can the American people expect,
you know, day one, minute one as you with you,
as the borders are. And here is what Tom said.
Speaker 32: In day one second in how much will you be
able to improve the life of everyday Americans?
Speaker 9: They got three words for him. Dochanall dockah, You're going
to see You're going to see a thick this country back.
And look, like I said before, it isn't just about
the deportation. That operation, isn't just about saving the children,
about secure in the border. What's your results? Less overdose desks,
less sex trafficking, for got's sakes, one of the worst
crimes around less migrants this administration, Over four thousand aliens
had died a crossing that border, a historic record. When
President Trump again had immigraced on ninety percent, had that
border shut down, he saved thousands of lives. So less
Aliens died, less Americans die. Wages will increase because you
do not have all that illegal labor working for pennies
on the dollar up here. Tex trafficking throwing vastly increase.
This country is going to be alien crime, alien crime.
You're gonna see that reduced significantly. As far as trenda
aguin MS. Thirteen, notice to you, my gang's bigger than
your gang, and we're going to take you out too.
So I can't wait to get started. I am excited
about coming back serving this country again. Took a huge paycut,
but my wife, My wife said if you don't go back,
we're gonna get divorced because I'm sick and tared. You're
waking up every they pissed off about you not being
able to do anything.
Speaker 1: I love that so much. Some people didn't hear what
he said.
Speaker 3: Some people shocking off, shocking three words that he had, which.
Speaker 1: I love love. I want to be shocked and odd.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm ready. I think we're all ready. We are
due for some shock and awe when it comes to
shaking up the border. Somebody also pointed out r FK
is a boomer.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, well, I mean that's he's a pretty
well lot, pretty shapely jacked up boomer, don't you think.
Speaker 15: I mean?
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's pretty big, jacked up kangaroo boomer.
Speaker 3: H Alina Haba also means business when it comes to
Jack Smith. He needs to be on high alert. He
doesn't just get to pull the Homer Simpson and silently
ease back into the bushes. She's she's ready for him.
Speaker 32: Probably there are many many scared. There are thousands of
scared people at the DOJ. According to many reports, they're
literally shaking in fear, living in a salt mine of tears.
But there's got to be the scariest for Jacksmith. And
you've been at war with Jack Smith for quite a while.
You've stared down Jack Smith. Jack Smith is now scurring
like a rat. It's not going to give Trump an
opportunity to fire him, as you've predicted on this program. Uh,
he's going to resign. Your message to Jack Smith, Bye.
Speaker 15: Bye.
Speaker 4: We're not done with him, because I'll tell you right
now what he did fifty million dollars of tax payer dollars.
When I say we, I mean the American people. You
can't resign and hide from what you did. You cannot,
and uh, you know, for these people that are real
tough guys, you're running real quick. And that tells me
that we were right. We were right every time someone
said I was wrong. She's so stupid, she doesn't know
what she's talking about. And I'm screaming on the courtroom stairs.
I don't look so wrong right now, because if you
have nothing to hide, where are you going?
Speaker 3: He was so sinister there, very like his mustache.
Speaker 1: So he's like, we're gonna get it. We're getting yeah,
and I don't. I'm listen. I don't blame her for
wanting to go after him, because man, what a jerk,
that guy.
Speaker 3: What a waste, a waste of arm money.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know, fifty million. I feel like he should
be on the hook for at least some of that,
right you would think, I mean accountability If exactly if
I wasted fifty million of somebody's money, don't you think
they'd put me on.
Speaker 3: The hook for that?
Speaker 1: My God, If I don't pay my taxes, they put
me in jail. But this guy's allowed to just waste
fifty million of our money.
Speaker 3: What a jerk. I know, it's infuriating, it is, but
accountability is coming in the form of DOGE and Vavik
was asked on on Fox News, like if he's seriously
thinking that entire agencies could get shut down. Here's what
he said, facting to close down entire agencies like President
Trump has talked about the Department of Education, for example,
are you gonna closing down departments?
Speaker 33: We expect mass reductions. We expect certain agencies to be
deleted outright. We expect mass reductions in force in areas
of the federal government that are bloated.
Speaker 20: We expect massive cuts among.
Speaker 33: Federal contractors and others who are over billing the federal government.
So yes, we expect all of the above, and I
think people will be surprised by I think how quickly
we're able to move with some of those changes given
the legal backdrop the Supreme Court has given us.
Speaker 1: God bye of that. Oh wow, God, it's the greatest. See.
People are just freaking out over this. Well, welcome to
the real world. Welcome, Welcome to the It's like welcome
to the private sector, where we have to actually be
held accountable for our jobs, for our own retirements, for everything.
I mean, people are so jacked up about this in
the public sector right, and they're just like, oh my god,
what about this? And I've been working in government for
twenty years, Well, you know, maybe start maybe get on indeed.
Speaker 3: Right, well by the.
Speaker 32: Rest of us.
Speaker 3: Ultimately, yes, there's going to be pain for some folks
that do work in the more bloated areas of federal government,
but ultimately this will help all of us, right because
this country needs it. It needs it, and thankfully Kevin
Leary was on Fox News also talking about how powerful
Elon really is in this role, and it was super
interesting the points that he brought up.
Speaker 18: Elon has his own multi billion network. He can find you,
if you're a senator, a governor, the one of these
contracts in your state, and he can start publishing the
information about the subcontractors. He can put you in the spotlight.
So your constituency who votes for you, sees every day
on X and Twitter formerly Twitter what you did and
what you're not doing about it, squeezing their heads like
teenage pimples. I love this, I love this, I love this.
And that's how it's going to work. He doesn't need
a mandate. He has his own network. That's why he
bought X. He's gonna squeeze these contracts out of the government,
say billions of dollars. Look, I'm speculating, but I know
how this guy works, and I know the tools he has.
Cost plus contracts, sayonara.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because some of these government contracts are insane.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, you're regulous.
Speaker 1: I mean when I used to do like peck writing
and medical writing and stuff like that. I mean I
just working for some of the agencies where they would
do they would get and secure government contracts. The amount
of money that these people would charge the government, US
taxpayers outrageous.
Speaker 3: It's insane.
Speaker 1: It's insane, rageous. And again it's because they can rise.
Speaker 3: There's no accountability, and that's that's what needs to stop it.
Speaker 1: Stupid.
Speaker 3: Yeah, just to close out this segment of like all
the good people around Donald Trump, Paba Malay was at
Marlago celebrating and even Havier did the dance.
Speaker 24: You guys, Oh my god, yeah, I love that guy.
Speaker 1: You know what that looks like? That looks like joy,
looks like joy.
Speaker 3: It's a whole bunch of joy.
Speaker 1: It's a whole bunch of joy. Remember they used to
talk about that on the left. I don't remember seeing it.
But now I see it, I see the joy and
look at the parallels between him and Trump. Yeah, you
can draw a lot of them.
Speaker 3: You know, we do need to talk about the other side,
I know. But but if anything, we should just take
it as like more reason to be excited about what's coming, right,
because these people are so freaking crazy. Jennifer Granholm, who
is just awful Secretary of Energy, she is insisting that
it doesn't matter who is in the White House, their
agenda will continue. Here's she is.
Speaker 9: So.
Speaker 34: Our message is that regardless of who is actually occupying
the White House, this transition is happening. It is happening
in the United States at the subnational level and with
the private sector and with NGOs. It is happening globally
with countries that you all represent who are not turning back.
The absence of leadership in the White House does not
mean that this energy transition is stopped. In fact, I
would say to countries who might see the US stepping
back from climate policy as a reason to step back themselves,
I would say to the contrary, this is the time
to accelerate, to fill that gap that may be left
by leadership in the United States. But truly, this transition
is happening and there's no turning back.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, she is out of her freaking mind.
She isn't like Glenn Close in Fatal Attraction.
Speaker 3: I will not be Dan Well and listen. I have
no problem with private industry in like, if private companies
want to invest in new technologies, energy tech, more power
to them. It's the regulations and the requirements that the
government insists upon that ruins other businesses. That's what I
have a problem with, and that will stop.
Speaker 1: She can't.
Speaker 3: She can't say that that's not stopping, because that is stopping.
That is donezop yea.
Speaker 1: Because she said absence of leadership. Lady, We're about to
get a whole heap of leadership all up in there
in January. But good luck being delusional. Okay, Oh my gosh.
Speaker 3: And then in other horrible person news, Kathy Hokel, Governor
of New York. This is amazing. So for a long
time we've been hearing that this might happen. This idea
of having commuters who need to come into the City
of New York pay a congestion tax just to get
into Manhattan. They're gonna have to pay like I don't
even remember what the original amount was, like fifteen twenty
bucks a day a day just to get to work. Okay,
so that is horrific. And so now whatever the tax
was going.
Speaker 1: To be has now been reduced.
Speaker 3: So she wants to take credit for putting a pause
on the tax being enacted. And now she's legit doing
a victory lap for saving New Yorker's money because the
tax isn't gonna be as high as it was gonna be.
This is freaking crazy, but this just shows you the
mentality of that hit. God. Yeah, here she is announcing
her great, glorious savings plan for New York.
Speaker 30: Family is a top priority I always have and I
always will fight to put more money in the pockets
of everyday New Yorkers.
Speaker 3: Okay, that's why back.
Speaker 30: In June, I sit up on behalf of hard working
families and simply said no no to a new fifteen
dollars congestion toll that at that particular time was just
too much. Too many people were worrying about high costs, groceries, rent, childcare. Still,
these are real challenges for our families, and launching a
toll that high really would have hurt a working mom
or working dead trying to make ends meet, especially someone
driving in from a transportation desert. We're far from outside
the center of the city. As governor, it is my
job to make decisions that take them account the needs
of all working New Yorkers. So I made the decision
to put the congestion pricing program on pause while we
devise a different path forward. State law requires that congestion
pricing simultan simultaneously raise money for the MTA and drive
down traffic congestion. These are important priorities, but I believe
that no New Yorker should have to pay a penny
more than absolutely necessary to achieve these goals. Oh my god,
and fifteen dollars was too much. And I'm proud to
announce we have found a path. Oh I got to
find the MTA, Thank you, reduce congestion and keep millions
of dollars in the pockets of our commuters.
Speaker 1: How much.
Speaker 30: Under this plan, the MTA will implement a congestion pricing
plan with a reduced daytime toll of nine dollars.
Speaker 1: Mar getting in January. I can't you heard that correctly?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 3: You st thirteen dollars before.
Speaker 30: And now it is nine dollars. Oh wow, that is
a forty percent reduction.
Speaker 1: It's a tool I can't will save.
Speaker 30: Daily commuters nearly fifteen hundred dollars.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I cannot with this woman. It's like
it's like somebody said, we're gonna screw you, just not
as as hard of a screwing, right, right, And and
they're Democrats that are like, oh, thank you man, May
I have another?
Speaker 22: Yeah?
Speaker 1: May I have another? Wow? You cannot make this crap up?
Speaker 3: I mean that that's almost fifty dollars a week, two
hundred dollars a month, just to get to work. Why
do people insane?
Speaker 1: Why do people live there? First of all, why do
people live there? And then why do people vote for
this chick? I don't who are you? Raise your hand,
punch yourself in the face.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, that is insane. Also this remember how
like because everybody loves Tom Cotton. I know folks, folks
in our audience love him. I love him. What is
not to love about Tom Cotton? However, rarely do we
see Tom Cotton smile. He's a very serious person.
Speaker 1: He's not a big, smiley, jovial guy. Yeah.
Speaker 3: But Senator Schumer of course, is trying to sneak a
bunch of appointments onto the Federal bench before they lose power.
And one of those people is a fellow by the
name of Mustafa Kassupai, who insists that anybody in his
courtroom announced themselves with their pronouns. So during the confirmation hearing,
Senator Kennedy was asking the questions about the pronouns, and
Tom Cotton is sitting right next to him, and he
cannot contain his last.
Speaker 1: The greatest thing to see.
Speaker 3: Though, behold all the goodness of Kennedy and Cotton.
Speaker 15: I'm bine, thank you, mister Chairman. Judge Kashabai. I'm looking
at an order you issued as a magistrate, Judge Cheer
requiring the use of pronouns in your court. Do you
require the use of pronouns the declaration of one's pronouns
in your.
Speaker 35: Court, Senator. That may be referring to perhaps a trial
management order or a scheduling order of some kind.
Speaker 15: Yeah, No, it's a statement you issued it here.
Speaker 1: It is uh.
Speaker 35: It's an invitation for people to identify their their pronouns
uh and or their honorifics.
Speaker 15: Well, I'm looking at at your requirement that you issued
to all people in your court. You say, quote, when
you introduce yourself in a meeting, you should say, my
name is judge blank, and my pro nouns are.
Speaker 35: Blank, right, Senator, That those were not requirements or rules,
that those were suggestions and ever suggestion. Those are suggestions
and invitations for people to use.
Speaker 15: And you also uh in your directive, you say, quote,
I'd like counsel to introduce themselves, giving your full name
and your honorific such as miss and miss period mix
or mister, not missus. And if your client will be
making an appearance, I ask you to please introduce them
to the court by giving me their full name and
their honorific such as miss and misperiod mix or mister.
Speaker 1: I want so badly for Tom Cotton to be like, yes,
I'm Tom Cotton, and my pronouns are Chimmy changa, Jimmy changa,
like all serious, Like he needs to be super serious.
These people are not real people. This is why you lost.
This is why because you're as widiots. You guys are
all idiots, and we know it and we're sick of
like how tyme to your idiot? See stop it? And
we're like there's who's not over this. Oh my god,
I can't with the pronouns, even aocs over it. Apparently
that's exactly right.
Speaker 3: She gets it, but there are a lot of people
that still don't get it, one of those people being
William Shatner, who was on Bill Maher's podcast and just
dumbfounded and how somebody as amazing as Kamala could have lost.
Speaker 14: I don't know why why Democrats lost.
Speaker 2: I don't I don't understand why the Democrats lost.
Speaker 14: I well, people will be writing books about it for years.
Many reasons. Part of it was, you know, just Biden
should not have stayed on so long.
Speaker 35: That I understand, But.
Speaker 14: Inflation, prices have come down, the economy is I mean.
Speaker 25: I don't know.
Speaker 14: Why they voted again well as oh well, I could
go on and on about that, but basically, you know, people,
she was not a great candidate. Let's be honest. When
she said, when they asked.
Speaker 2: Why isn't she a great candidate, she combined several trends
of thought.
Speaker 14: Here, black woman, that's not that's not a candidate. Those
are you know, that's identity politics, that's one of the Democrats.
Speaker 15: Those are elements.
Speaker 1: There are elements, you guys, there are elements. What a
dip ship this guy is. I mean it just he's
the king of the dipships, okay, and he also lives
in a fantasy world. He doesn't drive himself anywhere. Okay.
He's worth one hundred million dollars, this guy, and so
maybe he just needs to. I mean he's already taken
a seat. He's sitting there like, and he's like wafting
in all the pot smells, you know. So it's like
this is that he of course he don't understand it.
Of course he doesn't. He has no idea how to
do anything in the real world. He hasn't done anything.
Speaker 3: Until Bill was like, dude, seriously.
Speaker 1: Like, how do you not get even a little bit
of this right? I mean, Bill doesn't drive himself, Bill
doesn't buy his own gas, Bill doesn't get his own groceries.
But at least he has some semblance of an idea
about yeah, like identity, politics and things like that. But God,
William Shatner, you are so far gone, dude, I mean, wow,
just maybe stop talking.
Speaker 3: I know we've also played this next guy. Destiny is
what he goes by. He's a liberal psychopath, and he's
he's on something like I there's no way anybody can
talk that fast and that insanely without being medicated in
some way. I'm just putting that out there because I've
never seen anybody as weird as he is and as
violent like he's. He's so Bush's actual death upon all Conservatives,
just openly like he has no problem saying these kinds
of things out loud.
Speaker 20: Conservatives have been disgusting for years, which is why I
don't give a fuck about anybody that winds up at
any of these rallies and gets shot or whatever.
Speaker 1: The fuck.
Speaker 20: Okay, because they had no problem making fun of Paul Pelosi.
The entire world would be better off of these people
were permanently removed from these platforms, like there is no
downside and only upside to see people like Cannice Owen's,
Tucker Carlson Timpoole never be allowed to publicly broadcast their
opinions ever. Again, it's exclusively bad stuff that happens.
Speaker 1: Okay, he seems good. He's a complete like go yeah, wow,
the Party of Compassion and Joy right way, so much joy,
so much you see a lot of joy just coming
out of that guy's poors right.
Speaker 3: It's oozing, man, it's oozing.
Speaker 1: Coming right out like bad garlic.
Speaker 3: Yeah. And then there's folks like Jensaki who still insists
that there needs to be laws changing the way that
we are allowed to communicate with one another on social
media platforms. The fact that she continues to say this
is bonkers, and yet she does.
Speaker 36: The things that's changed even since I got involved in
politics is just the rise of the percentage of people
who get their information off of platforms that have no
fact checking mechanism. I know, accountability for having disinformation spread right,
And as you know well, and I mean when I
when I got started in democratic politics, you know, most
of it was like local TV ads.
Speaker 3: That was what it was about.
Speaker 36: Obviously, national TV, local print, those local TV is held
to a higher standard of accountability than social media platforms
in terms of having accurate information on their platforms. That
is crazy, and so it is, how how does it change?
Speaker 11: How's it?
Speaker 3: How is it?
Speaker 1: How are people held to account? Laws have to change?
These people hate freedom of speech, they hate they hate
the First Amendment, they hate our constitution, they hate our country.
They're commis, they're just there's seriously, I mean, I don't
even say that to be hyperbolic.
Speaker 3: They are.
Speaker 1: They want us to be like a communist country. If
that is like the number. Let us have freedom of speech.
That is what separates us from so many other places
in the world as Americans. Like when you are just
like you have to fact check everything, No, you don't.
I can do that myself. I'm an adult, exactly what
exact Yeah, I can decide what I absorb and what
I understand and what I agree with and what I
don't agree with. And if I don't agree with something,
I can walk away from it. I can decide that.
Jen You don't decide that for me. Oh my god,
I know.
Speaker 3: And the fact that she keeps saying this kind of
stuff is just lunacy. Unbelievably, more and more often I'm
seeing chunk Yogurt have be on the right side of
this particular issue. And in fact, he responded directly to Jensaki,
and here's what he tweeted. He said, Jensaki said that
laws have to be change to stop to stop the
disinformation online. I'm on the left and think that there
was a lot of wrong information put out about vaccines, conspiracies,
et cetera. But we're not changing any laws to block
social media because your real intent is obvious. It's to
block people from disagreeing with you. If that, we're not
going back. Were not going back to the mainstream media
monopoly on the news. There is no bigger source of
disinformation than cable news telling you everything is great, politicians
aren't crooks, and the donors aren't in charge.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that that last paragraph is spot on, right, Yeah,
it's weird. I can't believe I'm agreeing with Chunk.
Speaker 3: I know. I also felt like I needed a shower.
Speaker 1: I know, I need four. And then.
Speaker 3: Because that is the yogurt, somebody's like, I thought Mack's
a junk yogurt.
Speaker 1: She calls them chunk yogurt. H that's what we call him.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's just easier to pronounce, honestly.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Also, remember how there was all this chitter chatter about like, well,
the talking heads on all the cable news stations were like, well,
it's not fair because the right has Joe Rogan and
we don't have a Joe Rogan on our side.
Speaker 1: We have an ecosystem, mock right, we have a right
wing ecosystem.
Speaker 3: It's not because Joe Rogan was always a Bernie guy,
like he's been a leftist. You guys just drove him away,
that's the problem. He and a lot both were liberals
and TULSI I mean, like yeah in RFK, like almost
Trump's entire team liberals forced away from the left because
they've gotten so crazy right. So, John Stewart was on
with a young podcaster I'm not sure who this is,
but she was asking do we need on the left
a version of Joe Rogan? And John Stewart thought that
was kind of the wrong question.
Speaker 37: Does the left need a Joe Rogan experience?
Speaker 1: What does that mean?
Speaker 37: Like, does the left need a Joe Rogan type of podcast?
Or also how do they get their message out? You know,
there was a whole conversation like the left needs who's
the left Joe Rogan?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 2: Oh, I mean I think that's oversimplifying Joe Rogan. I mean,
as somebody who does listen to Joe Rogan, like I
don't think, like, I don't know what I would necessarily
classify him as he is some ideas that I think
are wildly progressive, other ideas that are probably I would
less agree with. But I think What's interesting about Joe
is talks to anybody. He does it with a kind
of a genuine curiosity, whether you you know, I hate
this thing. We've gotten into a how dare you platform?
Speaker 11: You know?
Speaker 2: Or do the like he's platform. He has a voice.
We have a system that is capitalistic that voices that
resonate tend to be amplified. Bernie went on Joe Rogan,
which I think was exactly the right thing to do.
But yeah, it's all these people that have never really
I think, listened to him, going how do we get
one of those? And you really, I don't mean, I'm
not even sure you know what that is.
Speaker 1: I mean, everybody saying it you had Joe Rogan, you
have your Joe Rogan was Joe Rogan. Maybe you just
need to like change who you are as people and
then you'll keep your Joe Rogan. Or you can find
a trans Joe Rogan. Maybe that'll solve your problem. Is
that going to solve your problem? Lady? Just find yourself.
I don't that's gonna be tough to do, is to
find a trans Joe Rogan. Just put Joe Rogan in
a dress and heels.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's such a dumb It's just such a
dumb cop out, like trying to remove accountability at all
by saying, oh, well, they had Joe Rogan, they have
Howard Stern, they have they have all kinds of John Stuart.
They have John Stuart.
Speaker 1: They were talking to him. Yeah, I mean, this is
the thing, Like I It is such a cop out,
but it's so it perfectly encapsulates the left. They will
never take accountability for what happened in this election. They
won't do it. And I'm fine with it because they did.
The more that they go like this, the less they
go like this, and the more we win and I
like winning, Well, then you're not gonna like what Bill
Maher has to say, because Bill Maher does.
Speaker 3: Bill Maher gets it to some degree. I mean there's
stuff that he's still clearly wrong about, but I mean
he does.
Speaker 25: He does get it office as if the voters don't
live here, as if they don't go to the grocery
store and Starbucks and the office. But they do. They
live here, and they actually see women and people of color,
and it doesn't look like some patriarchal racist nightmare. Do
problems remain pertaining to racism and sexism, of course. But
a pole last year asked if America is the greatest
country in the world. More blacks than Hispanic Americans agreed
with that than the white progressives. It asked if racism
is built into our society. White progressives agreed with that
at higher levels than black and Hispanic people. It asked
if governments should increase border security, same result. Hispanic Americans
are less okay with illegal immigration than whitey Interesting, the
votes are in. They don't want your pity exact and
black people can't afford to indulge rich white people's need
to endlessly flagellate themselves. They just want prices to go
down and good jobs and the police. When you call
them black people, they're just like us. Kamalists spent one
hundred days telling voters, I know it feels like crime
and illegal immigration are bad, but fuck your feelings. Look
at this chart. Yes, there's a lot to not like
already about the new regime, but maybe take one week
to ask what you did wrong. The basis for democratic
campaigns has become where the smart people that we know
from the get go no need to look into that.
Speaker 14: We know that a.
Speaker 25: Priori, which is a Latin phrase the red hat people
wouldn't have a clue about.
Speaker 1: But they don't need to have.
Speaker 25: You seen my in this house, we believe lawn sign
see it says right on it. We believe in science, right,
which is why you demanded no one even debate whether
COVID could have escaped from the one lab in the
one city where they were studying it. How far fetched.
The New York Times called it racist. Democrats have become
like a royal family that, because of so much incest,
has unfortunately had children who are retarded.
Speaker 1: Okay, so I like a lot of things that he said,
But he also said that there's no way that Trump's
going to win the election, that Kamala was gonna win.
Remember when he said that just a couple of weeks ago,
he said that he was certain of it, absolutely, one
hundred and fifty percent certain.
Speaker 15: So.
Speaker 3: But he's doing the pointing the finger back at himself
at least like unlike some people, you know.
Speaker 1: He's pointing the finger at Democrats. He's not even pointing
the finger so much of himself, Like he does it
as sort of like a third party, Like I knew it,
I kind of know it. But you guys are all
the R word. What I mean, you know what I'm saying, Like,
he doesn't even do it really at himself, and Cuomo
won't do it either at himself. They don't even take
accountability personally. It's like, you guys are all stupid, even
though I told you for sure Kamala was gonna win.
So I mean, f him two you know, no, I
get it.
Speaker 3: One last clip from a weird uh liberal and that
is AOC because I'm pretty sure that when the Me
Too movement people see this video, they're gonna be pissed
off at her because all of a sudden, for as
long as we've heard it, for as long as I
can remember the last y kid, we've been hearing no
means no. No means no, No means no, over and
over and over again. It doesn't mean that anymore.
Speaker 1: It is not a final answer.
Speaker 5: We need to have the mentality that no means find
another way, No means try again, No means look somewhere else.
Speaker 1: No does not mean stop trying.
Speaker 3: Okay, And I know she wasn't talking about it in
the context of sexual assault or whatever, but the fact
that that is what she told.
Speaker 1: Me, I mean, like maybe she didn't think that all
the way through because teenage boys are like, wait a second,
wait a minute, So I'm supposed to just find another
way through.
Speaker 3: I'm so to keep trying.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, okay, thanks, AOSI thanks.
Speaker 3: I love that. All right, We've got some venmos and
then I'm going to have you read the ones here,
So let me just do this first one I had
from the weekend. Deborah Prabasco said, one year ago today,
I became an official insider on my birthday. I know
you won't see today, but happy Chicks versary birthday to me.
Speaker 1: Love you, jerks, thank you.
Speaker 3: And then Carrie Heath says, happy anniversary, Mock. You are
a rock star only taking four days off for a
cross country move. It's not really four, I mean because
I'm going to be off all the following week. So yeah,
for all, I'm not that much of a rock star really, right.
Speaker 1: It'll be a lot more because of the holiday week.
Speaker 3: Yes, safe travels. I could use some prayers from the
group today for an emergency dental appointment this afternoon. Taking
my Xanax soon. Oh my gosh, Demil stuff is awesome.
True true. Marilyn Ayir says, good morning, beautiful chicks with
Biden going all in on Ukraine. Now I have to
wonder what has Ukraine threatened to expose in truth?
Speaker 1: That is a really really great take.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and Rachel sinks says, a fraud investigation, not Audit,
is needed for DoD my reality covered both. Don't get
me wrong. I'm furious as the next. But audit won't
do it. And audit won't do it. There needs to
be more. She says, Okay, all right, thank.
Speaker 1: You for ready, okay, son, I go okay, Sherry Vieira
prayer requests from my chick prayer warriors for a smooth
procedure tomorrow to fix my brain. Aneurysm. God's got me?
Speaker 3: Sound serious?
Speaker 1: It does, God's got me. But I can still use
all the prayers I can get. They are coming, Sherry,
Love you chicks. Eugene Higer, Happy twenty first anniversary, God's
blessing on twenty one more it's actually twenty four, twenty
four twenty thank you? No, no, no, well, I think
is it?
Speaker 25: Oh?
Speaker 1: Okay? Are you saying it for you, Eugene? Are you
saying happy twenty first?
Speaker 11: Oh?
Speaker 32: Maybe you?
Speaker 1: Or is it for for mock? I have no idea.
Speaker 3: Oh oh no, I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: It's twenty four, Okay. If it's for you, happy twenty.
Speaker 1: First, then happy twenty fours. I don't know which one.
Laura Kate Baker, Happy anniversary, Mock and you're sweet happy
may God bless you and your knee. I love you
and Daisy love being part of this community when we
are happy to have you here. Laura, Thank you. Michelle Boyd,
Happy anniversary and God bless your move.
Speaker 15: Mock.
Speaker 1: Can't wait to see the new background. I can't either,
very excited about the new background. Curio twenty three black
budget programs. That's where the money is, okay, Kitty Mayor
Good luck to you Mock and mister Mock with your
move and your new house. Also, happy anniversary you two
love birds. Thanks Shelley Etthington. Happy anniversary Mock and mister Mock.
Prayers for many more years of happiness and love. Looking
forward to your new beginnings. Prayers please. While I'm driving
back home today through some really sketch weather, Yeah, it's
pouring down rain out here too.
Speaker 3: Did you know on Thursday, the day that I move,
that we're leaving it's gonna snow here.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, it's so fight that when I moved
into this house it was snowing though. Maybe that's good luck.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, I'm going to hope.
Speaker 2: So.
Speaker 1: Paula Johnson, Happy anniversary, Mockman. God bless you and your
groom as you begin a new chapter of your lives.
Raymond Cromley. A lot of o'hian's are not with Rhino.
Mike DeWine, he's a weird one. Yeah, Victoria Owen, it's
the Knights Templar and they have nothing to do with Christianity.
It's the Knights Templar and they have nothing to do
with Christianity. I just said that twice because it was
written twice. I think that you're talking about the probably
maybe Pete's tattoo. Yeah. Jose Luis Gabbart endorsed Bernie me
in twenty sixteen and did a commercial for him. Bernie
is being politely reciprocal. Reciprocal, ye, Teresa Ramundo. Democrats can
even finish vote counts in certain dates, and we think
they'll play fair during cabinet nominations. Great point, Wendy Rose.
Today is also our twenty fourth wedding anniversary degree the
greatest joy and blessing of my life will forever be
raising our three daughters with my husband Jason. God bless
America and she to us. Happy advis Hey, Andrea Viola.
DEM's proposing a shadow government equals sedition gen x Granny.
They screwed up and woke us up. I'm fifty seven
and a proud gen xer. Yes, ma'am. Great new criteria
for political office. If you don't need makeup to start
in a remake of the Mummy, you should not be
in office. I love that. Brian Brumley, If you shave
Jack Smith, you will find Adam Schiff's love child. Just look.
Please relieve me of my money. You love it. Jose Rodriguez,
Morning from Texas, Hey from Texas Today. Mock, congrats on
your twenty fifth I think it's twenty four four. Here's
some happy anniversary money. Take it, hey you Eugene Higer.
It was for mock. Sorry Eugene, Yes, okay, we've been
married forty three in January. Happy early on goodness. That's awesome.
We all aspire to be that. And Steward the britt
Happy anniversary and excellent movie. Thank you, every Thank you, guys.
Very very sweet in it's a lovely Monday. And remember
so this week she is here Tuesday, today, Tomorrow and
Wednesday and then Thursday and Friday. I will be doing
kind of like shortened shows with Chad, but we'll be here.
We'll be here all week.
Speaker 3: So fun you guys. Chats, Yeah, hide your.
Speaker 1: Kids, hide your wife. It's gonna be crazy.
Speaker 3: I don't like him too much because I am coming back.
Speaker 1: I don't believe me. It won't be the same because
it's like it'll be like, you know, a chicken, a dude.
It's gonna be very very different. But yeah, but we're
gonna try to have fun while she's gone, so that
way we'll still be here and have some continuity. So
you guys, you know, get still, get up and talk
to each other and talk to us, and we'll all
be together and then we'll talk about mock behind your back.
We'll do that. Okay, all right, everybody, Okay, we will
talk to you tomorrow. By everybody, have a great day.
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