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Speaker 1: Also, I'd like to address something that people are concerned
about in our community as are, and that is everybody's
been asking, Hey, what's going on with meet and greet?
What's happening you to be selling tickets? What's going on? Sema? Okay,
So what's happening is that mock can't walk. Okay, she
can't walk right now. We're trying to figure out what's
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we're not gonna sell tickets until we know what's going
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We don't know if she requires another surgery. That surgery
will probably be sometime in the next nine months, which
could be around the time that we have the meet
and greet or should be having a meet and greet.
So this is the thing. So we're waiting to see
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she does in fact recover from this last thing, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and if yeah, So if she.
Speaker 1: Doesn't and then she requires another surgery, we may have
to alter our plans.
Speaker 2: And then it's not like it's being canceled. No, it
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Speaker 1: So basically what we right now, we're Mel Gibson and
Brave Heart. We're like, hold Old, that's what we're doing
right now.
Speaker 2: That's who we are with the meet and greet.
Speaker 1: We just don't know yet, So we can't sell tickets
until we know for sure, because God, we don't want
to sell tickets and then have it be like Mak's
gonna have surgery and then have we We just can't
do that, you guys. We want to make sure that
we sell tickets and know for sure that we have
a date we have the place locked in, but we
may have to get well, we may not get our
deposit back, but I mean we may. We may just
have to move it to anox, you know, we have
to shove it forward. But right now we're.
Speaker 2: Hold and we'll be in a hold plant you know,
pattern until early February and then we'll just have to decide.
So but I can't, like if it were happening next month,
I would we would be like canceled because I cannot
walk and I cannot stand for more than a few
minutes without pain.
Speaker 1: And so can you mate, like doing a meeting, There's
no way.
Speaker 2: There's no way, no, because.
Speaker 1: You guys, we it's like five hours and we dance,
we have fun, We walk around, I mean we are
we get down with our bad selves, all right, Like
if you've never been to a meet and greet, it
is it is a thing, like we it is a party, right,
and we want to make sure we can do.
Speaker 2: That appropriately, right, Okay, Right, So it's not canceled, it's
just whole and stay tuned for more information.
Speaker 1: But we can't.
Speaker 2: We can absolutely, unequivocally say tickets will not be sold
in the month of January as.
Speaker 4: We have expected.
Speaker 2: We're just so we'll just keep you posted. We're going
to keep you posted.
Speaker 1: So just everybody just calm until February and then we'll
let you know how she's feeling and what's going on
in February, and then we'll let you you know, we'll
either sell tickets or we won't, and we'll keep you
pass good. We'll let you know what it's going to be.
Speaker 2: Okay, we'll sell tickets. I just don't know for when.
It could be a meet and greet, like next March.
I don't know, but we'll figure out something. It's not canceled,
it just potentially is delayed and maybe not. Maybe in
the next four weeks these drugs will kick in and I.
Speaker 1: Will be walking around like a fool. I don't know.
Maybe maybe it'll be a little bit later in uh
in Texas, which would be nice because it won't be
as hot, you know.
Speaker 2: Also a possibility, yeahs a bright side.
Speaker 4: You never know.
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some news, and we have so many just random, unrelated
headlines there for whatever reason of interest, and we thought
we would share them. The first is a kind of
a follow up because we mentioned that Senator Fetterman was
going to go to mar A Lago to have a
conversation with Donald Trump, and the Washington Examiner had a
follow up about that, and it is that Trump said,
and I quote, it was a totally fascinating He's a
fascinating man. His wife is lovely. I couldn't be more impressed.
He's a common sense person. He's not a liberal or conservative,
which is beautiful.
Speaker 1: That was trump quote. All right, well that is very interesting.
Speaker 2: Look at that. Look at cats and dogs living together,
and it's not anarchy, at least not yet.
Speaker 1: Yeah, look at that.
Speaker 2: So the meeting happened, and I haven't heard John Fetterman's
take from it yet, but I'm sure we.
Speaker 1: Will and we'll let you know about that, Okay.
Speaker 2: Also, a couple of weeks ago, I guess we talked
about the fact that Neil Cavudo Donzo at Fox at
four o'clock, and so now we know who is going
to be taking that four o'clock PM time slot, and
it is none other than Will came So he will
be Yeah, he'll be picking up this time slot on
the twenty first of January. I think Charles Pain's gonna
be filling in for a few days, even possibly today,
But the official, like full time dude, who's going to
do it is Will Kine. Good choice, very very good choice.
Speaker 1: I remember when he first started, when he first came
on to that morning show on the weekends, and he
was like his first day. I think I watched it
and I was like, who is this little dude.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I was like, who is this guy, you know? And
he was a little dude. Here's a little guy. He's
like so young, you know, and he's you know, he's great,
he's really good. He deserves this. Yeah, I think this
is a great choice.
Speaker 2: And then also we mentioned that there's inauguration hullabaloo, and
specifically the hulla blue is around the fact that Carrie Underwood,
the reason for my name today, is going to be
singing at Trump's inauguration and some of her liberal fans are.
Speaker 1: So mah that you have got fans. She has actual
liberal fans really apparently.
Speaker 2: So they're furious. But she is saying, and I quote,
I love our country and I am honored to have
been asked to sing at the inauguration and to be
a small part of this historic event. I'm humbled to
answer the call at a time when we must all
come together in the spirit of unity and looking to
the future. Good for her, but that did not help
with the crazy people on Instagram, who, when she made
this announcement, said things like, don't forget to carve a
swastika into his leather seats, girl, my gosh, incredibly you
and I've been a fan since day one. I'm heartbroken
at your decision. Would you have performed for Hitler? I
mean these people are disgusting.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they are really disgusting. Well, I mean good riddance,
you know, yeah, exactly exactly. She's got a beautiful voice.
It's oh my god, gat her performance will be awesome.
I'm very I thought she's I think she's singing.
Speaker 2: America the Beautiful, either that or God Bless America. I
can't remember which of the two. But the inaugural or
the national anthem is going to be done by that
opera singer who's always performing at Trump events.
Speaker 1: So it's just so much better. Remember I think, was
it Obama that had Garth Brooks? Who had Garth Brooks?
He sucked?
Speaker 2: Do you remember how much he sucked?
Speaker 1: You guys? He did. I'm not lying like I.
Speaker 2: Don't remember her. I must have blocked it out. Was
it was it Obama?
Speaker 1: You guys? Because I was so she is and she's
so great. I mean she she's a beautiful voice, she's
beautiful to look at. So it's going to be whole package.
Speaker 2: Uh huh. Yeah. Also interesting tweet from Marjorie Taylor Green
last night she was flying into DC Reagan National, I think,
and she said that before landing, the pilot announced that
he had to fly in from another direction due to
unauthorized drone activity over the White House. So it's interesting
that she basically the only one that was talking about this,
and we're not hearing more about it. But the drones
are still a thing.
Speaker 1: What unauthorized drone activity over the White House? Why are
they not getting shot down? Right?
Speaker 2: How hell is going on? I don't understand. This is ridiculous.
If it's unauthorized, it should be shot down. Yep, you
would think over the White House that they would be concerned,
but it should be obliterated. Yeah again, I told you
some of these headlines have nothing to do with anything
or with each other, And the next one is one
of those examples. You guys know who. Roger Stone is,
longtime crony of Donald Trump. I'm not a fan personally.
I think he is weirdf but I did enjoy this
completely random, out of nowhere tweet that he put out
yesterday that simply said, Jen sacky got that stink?
Speaker 6: What?
Speaker 1: Oh we go? No idea?
Speaker 2: What the context is, no clue, But I was like,
I feel like that should be shared. Well, maybe she
doesn't shower.
Speaker 4: I don't.
Speaker 1: Maybe maybe she really does have that stank. Maybe she does,
or Roger knows something we don't know.
Speaker 2: I died anyway, so that happened.
Speaker 1: Also, you got it's today.
Speaker 2: Today is the start of all of the hearings for
Trump's cabinet appointees.
Speaker 1: So this week is gonna be what who's excited? Raise
your hand? So excited it's happening.
Speaker 2: Apparently, according to Mike Davis, John Thune is off to
a great start. They're they're the schedule, the hearing schedule
is like you know, bing bang boom, like it is
lickety split. It is happening. It starts today, it lasts
through Thursday day, and it's it's gonna be like busy
most few.
Speaker 1: Days, most work they've done in like four years. You guys,
look a look at that schedule. They're like, oh my god,
we have to wake up at like eight o'clock this morning.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so be prepared. We're probably gonna have lots and
lots I'm assuming we'll have lots and lots of sound
and video from these hearings, because you know, there's gonna
be some explosive ones for sure. Speaking of Twitter, you
guys remember probably if you're on Twitter, there was this horrific,
absolutely horrific account called Kamala Hq and it was run
by these twenty somethings who just constantly, constantly lied. And
then there was another account started called Kamala hq Lies,
which was an account that called out all of the
lies and they went back and forth and it was
absolutely insane. Those twenty somethings of Kamala HQ, according to AX,
have now been recruited by the official Democrat Party to
run a new Twitter initiative called fact Post News, where
they're charged with quote trying to combat online misinformation and
respond to Trump's administration actions by pushing out memes, videos,
and graphics. You can see a photo of these complete
psychopath liars, the way they look that track, doesn't it
just totally track?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Tracks. I mean you can smell that picture, you guys,
You can smell. So it's absolutely ridiculous. Now Kamala hq
Lies has changed its name to Media's Lies and it's
the same account, and they will be combating the misinformation
that is for sure going to come out of fact
Post whatever they're called. And just to give you an
example of what of what we're talking about. First of all,
the official fact post tweet came out. Fact post news
is their handle, and so they're saying, this is the
official rapid response page of the Democratic Party, holding Trump
and MAGA extremists accountable. Welcome to fact Post. I searched
back just for the past couple of days to see
what kind of facts they're posting. I'll just give you
one example. They posted this picture of Trump looking particularly orange,
and it said Trump is currently threatening to invade Greenland
instead of focusing on making groceries or housing cheaper.
Speaker 1: Did they get community out of truth?
Speaker 2: You're going to get I have to it probably has
by now.
Speaker 1: Oh I'm sure I got community noted to hell. Yeah,
I mean seriously, see that's the joy of Twitter, though.
That's the I'm sorry of X. That's the joy of
that they can put this crap out that people are
going to come back and say, really, okay, let's community
note that, or let's try to.
Speaker 2: Paccheck you fact post.
Speaker 1: So they're going to get pushed back, which I'm fine with.
It's the joys they can they can say whatever they
want because we're all about free speech, right, doesn't mean
they're not going to get pushed back.
Speaker 2: Whereas on that what is it Blue Sky? Oh my god,
that place that like us pool.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's just a cesspool of suck and liberal is
what it is. At least they'll get pushed back here
way with Yeah.
Speaker 2: Now, there are some people that are super concerned still
over Mark Zuckerberg seemingly buying into this novel idea of
having free speech and no censorship on his platform. We
still are waiting for those changes to be made over
at Meta. But one of the people who's super concerned
about it is Meghan Markle. You guys, Megan Markle and
Prince Harry released a six hundred and thirty eight word
statement saying that removing fact checkers and ending censorship directly
undermines free speech. Oh my gosh, that's rich. It's really
really rich.
Speaker 1: He can't even up earned thirty eight whole words. Oh
my my nss Meghan and Harry, I mean.
Speaker 2: Can you even like? Yeah, I cannot. Then the UK
Brian Stelter and Jim Acosta what a pair They were
together on whatever news program they're on together, and Jim
Costa accidentally said the quiet part out loud when he
was talking about the role of the Biden administration in censorship.
And here is what he said. Meta has a lot.
Speaker 5: Of business before the US government and that's ultimately what this.
Speaker 2: Is all about.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and he's complaining about the Biden administration, you know,
yelling at them to say, you know, get some of
this COVID misinformation off of their platforms. I mean, isn't
that that's sort of what the White House should be doing, right?
Speaker 1: No, No, jimmy, oh my gosh.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 2: And that guy calls himself a journalist. M oh, he's
super journalistic. That is not what the White House should
be doing. No, in fact, that's not what they're Can
you even, I know, I know you can't make this
stuff up, you know.
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Gabbard is one of the people that is up for
I mean up for a cabinet position right with Trump. Apparently,
like a Newsweek reporter reached out to someone who part
of the Tulsi team, and that person tweeted out the conversation,
which was absolutely ridiculous. So Newsweek said, Hi, I mean
this is this is a summary, not direct quotes. But
newspaper was like, hi, Tulsia Gabbard spreads Russian and ASAD
propaganda comment and so Alexa Henning said, can you send.
Speaker 1: Exact quotes of that?
Speaker 2: Newsweek said, they just sent Newsweek articles saying that accusation,
and so Alexi said, got it. Well, here are her
exact quotes of calling a Sad a brutal tat and
acknowledging that he used chemical weapons on his own people.
And Newsweek just ignores it and writes the story anyway,
This is just another example of takidia, right.
Speaker 1: It's ridiculous, it's propaganda. Yeah.
Speaker 2: And then some of the same people who bitch the
hardest and the loudest about propaganda and misinformation on the left,
people like Sam Harris literally put it out and did
it on the Bill mahershow. This guy, this guy.
Speaker 1: This guy is.
Speaker 2: Still trying to put out the false story that Trump
wasn't actually hit by a bullet, but it was rapnel
from the teleprompters, And even Bill Maher.
Speaker 1: Is like, dude, are you serious?
Speaker 2: Check it out.
Speaker 8: So that there's one thing I am skeptical about. Comar
I have said anything about this, I'll give it to you.
I actually just I mean, this just could be based
on a faulty intuition about ballistics, but I would be
I'm surprised that a rifle round making any degree of
contact with an ear wouldn't do more damage. I think
I think a shattered piece of shrapnel from a teleprompter
was far more likely to have done that to his
ear than a rifle round.
Speaker 9: It's so silly.
Speaker 8: Well have you said if you said, what rifle rounds
doing the human bodies?
Speaker 1: I know, but like if it just hit it by
the slightest possible degree, it just you know, it makes
much more sense the guy behind.
Speaker 8: No, but I do know there's no question there are
rifle rounds. Fine, I mean someone was killed. I'm not
I'm not debating that at all. But just to if,
in fact a teleprompter was hit by the rifle round
and we know there was shattered glass, that makes more
sense to.
Speaker 1: Me accept that they weren't.
Speaker 2: I mean, there's there's photos showing that the teleprompters were
completely intact. Why would he say this nonsense?
Speaker 1: Yeah, well because he wants so badly to believe that
Trump isn't as strong as he is. Yeah, he wants
he he wants to rationalize that so hard because he can't.
It's like he's so entrenched in his TDS that he
just can't believe it. He can't believe that Trump actually
stood up after being shot in the freaking head, stood
up and said fight, fight, fight.
Speaker 2: He can't believe it.
Speaker 1: There's so many people in this country that just refuse
to accept that, accept it, you lose her.
Speaker 2: So crazy, absolutely, just so crazy.
Speaker 1: They're nuts.
Speaker 2: I told you guys that a lot of these headlines
are not going to have anything to do with each other.
This could not be a better example of that. Do
you remember when we showed some videos of that absolute
horror Lily Phillips, the chick that like slept with one
hundred men in a night and then was gearing up
to sleep with a thousand this month. Yeah, Well apparently
someone's beaten her to the punch, and it's some chick
named Bonnie Blue who says that she has slept with
one thousand, fifty seven guys in twelve hours, which sum
the math and said that would require forty one seconds
per guy without a break, And I just I cannot
fathom that this is a real thing. But she's going
to be releasing the video on her OnlyFans, and I
don't know what this is going to do to Lily
Phillips's plans, but this is an actual competition now between
these total hohres.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: The thing that that's completely depraved is that this chick
is going to be rich because of it.
Speaker 2: She's already rich. She's rich, and.
Speaker 1: People will pay to watch that absolute filth and depravity
and like.
Speaker 2: And there were one thousand and fifty seven dudes willing
to do.
Speaker 1: This Right's she's a gajillionaire now because of it. So
that's our world about dipping right, it's disgusting, it's so
dis like she's a complete whoror. But the guys are
also disgusting and like, and then the people who pay
to watch it are disgusting and they contribute to this.
Speaker 2: It's all growth. It's just growth.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean we need but we need to bring
shame back to all of this. We talked about that
in our book, like bringing shamee back to so many things, abortion, crime, this,
you're a whore, you know, Like, can we bring shamee
back to that? Like the only fans thing in general,
only fans all that garbage.
Speaker 2: I just where is the shame? It's absolutely gone. Interesting
news from the Washington Post yesterday, and that is their star,
one of their star writers, the absolutely insufferable, horrible Jennifer Rubin,
decided to leave. She announced her departure from the newspaper.
She's starting a new venture called The Contrarian with former
Ethics Zar of the White House Norm Issen. Both of
these people could not be like, they're weird. They're so
weird and so and they're starting like a whole political
content platform. I guess not just like a column, and
we'll show you a clip from this new show that
they're going to have in just a second. But first
she also wrote a gigantic letter, a statement about why
she's leaving. She says that basically, the the the Jeff
Bezos and his cronies enable Donald Trump, so she's resigning.
She's joining, of course, a whole bunch of other journalists
that they're in resigning from the Post. And she went
on to say, like in the second part of her
statement that she was announcing this new outlet. They're calling
it The Contrarian, not owned by anyone, it's going to
include prominent voices like George Conway. You got, oh my gosh,
that's so great. Yeah, he's by nobody. Yeah, okay. I
love what Glenn Greenwald said about this. He said, it's
genuinely hilarious that Jen Ruben and normiz In, two of
the most banal people in media, are calling their new
anti Trump substack page the Contrarian. Neither has ever expressed
a single idea that's not the prevailing wisdom in corporate
media and establishment DC. Completely.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she's just like that weird professor that she drives
a subru and like carries her trader Joe's like reusable
bag as a purse. You know what I mean. She's that,
she's that lady. Yeah, she's like, I'm a contrarian. I'm right,
look at me.
Speaker 2: No, you're not. You're not. You're not at all that there.
I guess I guess she's jumping ship just in the
nick of time, because according to this post, you're going
to see that Washington's Washington Post web traffic has creatored
from twenty two and a half million daily users back
in twenty twenty one to three million mid last year.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they should know. Everybody that works there should follow
suit and they should resign to You know, now.
Speaker 2: If you don't know who Jennifer Rubin is, congratulations, you
are a better person for it. But I'm about to
remind folks this is a little bit of a flashback
that I know we played on the show several weeks ago,
and it's a perfect example. By the way, she calls
herself a Republican. In case anyone's forgotten she calls herself
a Republican. Here is what she said in a recent interview.
Speaker 10: Talk broad Themes. You have to boil it down to
nuts and bolts, and you have to be pithy. What
do I mean by pithy? How about this? Republicans want
to kill your kids? It's actually true. If you're going
to oppose vaccinations, if you're going to stop my way
through medical research, if you're going to allow miners and
all sorts of people to get some automatic weapons which
they use to shoot up schools, well then you are
responsible for kids' health and death.
Speaker 1: Unfortunately, Yeah, am I wrong? Was I wrong about the Trader?
Joe's bag is a perth? Come on and you guys,
you can see it, right, you can see it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's a crazy person. And the best part this
is this is my favorite clip I think of today
because I was cringing.
Speaker 1: So hard when I watched it.
Speaker 2: But here is what you can expect from this new show.
This is Jennifer and Norm announcing their show. And you
guys like the way that they describe it. They're like,
we know it's going to be important to not just
talk politics, but culture too, So basically they're going to
have a show like ours, right, Okay. I think what
made this so extra cringe is I was like, oh no,
you guys can't pull this off. I'm sorry, but you
do it. Yeah, you ready your story?
Speaker 1: Here we go, Here, we go it Ishi.
Speaker 4: I'm Jen Rubin and I'm Normizen.
Speaker 11: I am here to announce I am leaving The Washington
Post in order to co found with Norm an exciting
new online fyciting The Contrarian. We are going to bring
you written material, podcasts, interviews, social media, all in defense
of democracy. Our intent is to combat the authoritarian force
that we all face.
Speaker 2: Read it, Jen, help us.
Speaker 11: We have an exciting array of contributors for all walks
of life, all ages, all backgrounds to help us in
this venture.
Speaker 4: We're going to do politics, We're going to do law,
but we know that any successful pro democracy movement also
has to be very vocal about culture. We'll have a
humor column, we'll even have a cooking column, but we're
gonna sprinkle in a little bit of pro democracy flavor.
Speaker 11: And we're gonna have pets.
Speaker 1: We're very pro pets.
Speaker 11: So please join us in this training. We cannot do
this without you. We want your contributions, your input, your idea.
Speaker 4: Thank you for joining The Contrarian. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're gonna have a whole section on our artisanal
artistical jewelry.
Speaker 2: You guys, it's like it's made from beads, you know,
you guys.
Speaker 1: That was just the worst thing I've ever seen.
Speaker 2: And Daisy sent me this screenshot and I was like,
what even is that?
Speaker 1: Do you guys remember this bit on SNL?
Speaker 2: Do you remember?
Speaker 1: They were like Levas? Do you remember the Levas on SNL?
That's who they That's what it's giving, That's what they
are giving. Is this right here?
Speaker 2: Am I the only person that remembers this? They're so
I did not remember it, You don't remember, but I
see it now that I watched the clip, I'm like, yeah, craze.
They were all they were both professors and they were
just so freaking weird.
Speaker 1: Mylev we come to we come to this weird hotel
the West Side Arms or whatever, and we come here
to be a Lavas. That's who they are but doing
I mean, it's.
Speaker 2: Like they were like, Okay, well what should I'm waiting
for Norm Eisen and Jen Rubin to do their first
TikTok dance, Like that's what I'm prepared to see.
Speaker 1: At this point, She's gonna be hold, She'll be holding
your caking and yeah, like we gotta do cooking and
pets and culture, and I mean, no, you can't. This
is our world.
Speaker 2: This is our world. Yeah, that's our world. And we
also live in a world where the worst president, arguably
in American history, is convinced that he has done a
fabulous job. So he tweeted out a couple of days
ago the economy I'm leaving America is the best in
the world and stronger than ever for all Americans.
Speaker 1: Can't feel what you guys, can't you feel it? Hey,
California people, here's here's seven hundred and seventy dollars.
Speaker 2: Here you go. Yeah, yeah, he's given out another seven
hundred and seventy dollars.
Speaker 1: To which I don't I was asking her on pre show,
what is it with that amount? I don't get it.
Is that a fema? Is it a FEMA thing? I
don't get it.
Speaker 2: It's just like sort of the max allowed for any
natural disaster immediate relief person.
Speaker 1: Effect, and then we give like hundreds of millions to Ukraine, right,
I mean, obviously, but seven hundred and seventy to each
person affected by a horrible disaster that ruins their entire life.
Speaker 2: Okay, I mean they need to buy bottled water, right,
and diaper So there you go, always the diapers.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Biden spoke yesterday to the press and at the press
and two reporters. There was a moment. This went pretty
viral yesterday because no one could believe the words that
were coming out of his mouth, probably because they're absolute lies.
But he's trying to say that under his administration the
border had a lower number of illegal crossings than like ever.
Biden said this about his board. Okay, god, okay, just
lies lies.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I can't wait to see what fact Post says about this.
Here is Biden, in his own words, being totally delusional.
Speaker 12: Look, let's catch something in mind about the border. When
I became president, the numbers came way down, number one,
number two. We had a circumstance where I pushed very
hard from BI partners of agreement to put more tree
on the borders, more more, more Secret Service as well.
Guess what he's on the phone saying, don't do it,
don't do it.
Speaker 13: Make me look fat?
Speaker 2: Secret Service agents are on the border. What's happening. Why
is he doing that, you dog face pony soldier? What's happening?
Speaker 1: He's they need to stop. Stop out there, just stop.
We are at we're at the six day mark.
Speaker 2: Just stop.
Speaker 1: It cannot go quick enough.
Speaker 2: He also made some sort of a speech where he
was talking about, you know the fact that it's so
crazy to him that there are still people out there
that don't believe in climate change being the biggest existential
threat that the world faces. And he got that kind
of like angry voice towards the end where he just
gets loud for no reason. So here's that moment.
Speaker 12: Some incoming administration, some in the incoming administration are skeptical
about the need for clean energy. They don't even believe
climate change is real. I think they come from a
different century. They're wrong, they are dead wrong, and go
greatest exertential threat to humanity.
Speaker 2: He's such allure, this guy.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, say it is if it is, which
we know that it's not. But if it is the
greatest existential threat to us of all time, then why
don't you prepare for it?
Speaker 2: Why?
Speaker 1: Why is it that California is not prepared for it?
Why why is it that they don't do the proper
force management? Why don't they do the why don't they
have water available to fight these fire Why is it
that they're not prepared? If they in fact feel that
this is the biggest existential threat to us as humans,
why are they not prepared? I don't get it. Well,
because they there is.
Speaker 2: There's nothing to get because nothing that they do makes sense.
I mean their idea of fighting climate change is saving
a stupid three inch.
Speaker 1: Fish, right, I mean, this is the thing they're like, look,
I'm helping. They're full crap. These people are absolutely full
of crap. What they do is they take money from people.
They scare people and say weather's going to kill you.
They take the money from people and they spend it
on other shit. That's what they do. They staple it
or they staple it to the clouds. They staple it
right to the clouds. Work well, that is working great?
Uh huh.
Speaker 2: I guess yesterday was the last official White House presser
Press con Friends, and Jake Sullivan was there, KJP was there,
and they were acting like, you know, barring any unforeseen
horrific nightmare that could befollow us at any time with
this person being the president, this was going to be
their last presser, and so Sullivan talked about leaving and
here he is.
Speaker 14: You're just going to do the best we can. And
then I think when history judges the baton as we
pass it off, the hand as we pass it off,
I think it will judge that we are leaving things
to Trump in terms of America's core strengths better than
we found them. But if it is in fact, my
last time before you, I just want to say thank
you for what you guys do every day. Thank you
for putting up with me. It's been an honor to
be able to really try to illuminate these issues through
tough probing and penetrating questioning. And I can't say I've
always enjoyed every moment up here, but I certainly have
been privileged to be able to do it.
Speaker 2: So thank you guys for one person, one person collapse.
This is like a one person Oh that was good.
Speaker 1: I wonder if he like if when he reads it,
because you know he's reading it, he's not saying that
from his heart, he's reading it. I wonder if it
actually causes any bit of pain whatsoever because he knows
he's lying out of his gaping pie hole. He's just
like viewing a lie and he's and he's thinking to himself. Well,
I mean, I'm gonna get a really good pension out
of this, you know, So screw the American people, because
I'm just delivering a huge lie after a bunch of
lies for the past. Because he's lying, they're leaving him
a dumpster fire, is what they're leaving.
Speaker 2: So many ways. Oh my gosh, so many ways. Oh
my gosh.
Speaker 4: That's right.
Speaker 2: Well, and KJP hopefully that was her last appearance as well.
She kicked off her part of the presser by saying, Hey,
guess what we're forgiving more student loans President.
Speaker 15: The Biden Harris administration is approving student loan relief for
more than one hundred and fifty thousand borrows, bringing the
total number of Americans who have had their student debt
approved to be canceled by the administration to over five
million people.
Speaker 2: I on, I just can't. Yeah, you're welcome. There's just
more of our money out the door.
Speaker 1: Right, It's a It's all he's done. That's all that
Biden has done is just spent our money on stupid
craph Do.
Speaker 2: You remember during the Biden Trump debate, that super cringe
moment where Biden was like, and we beat Medicaid and
like everybody, that's when everybody knew.
Speaker 1: How can we forget that moment?
Speaker 2: Well, apparently it's not just a dementia thing. Listen to KJP.
Speaker 15: About this particular question. Look, we were able to beat Medicare.
That is something that this president was able to do.
Speaker 2: What they beat medicare too in the world.
Speaker 1: How do they keep messing this up? I don't know,
I don't I don't know. I just it's like the
hits just keep on coming, you know.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 1: I just I can't wait to see how the press
room changes with Carolyn Levett in charge, Like with her
at that helm. Yeah, I just every the whole, just
the whole tone of that room is going to change
with her at the Helm.
Speaker 2: Right, it's going to be super hostile.
Speaker 1: Oh, but she will manhandle, she will handle people.
Speaker 2: I can't wait. It's going to be like Macanennie back
in charge.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: It's I cannot wait for that day. I'm sad that
horrible yemiche al Sindor I saw on x she had tweeted,
I'm going back to the I'm going to be for NBC.
I'm going to go back to being in the press pool.
For the White House at the White House Presses. So yeah,
they will be coming.
Speaker 1: They will be coming at her, and she will and
she's she's ready, She is ready, and it's going to
be a thing of beauty. I can't wait.
Speaker 2: It is going to be awesome. There was kind of
a cute moment, I will say, between KJP and Peter Doucey,
because you know, he's basically one of the only ones
that's given her any kind of ratless shit for the
entire time that she's been up there on the podium,
and he, you know, thanked her for at least entertaining
his questions, and there was a cute little back and
forth about how they're going to miss each other, blah
blah blah. But one of the things he wanted to
find out from her at this moment is who, once
in six days now, when President Biden's out of office,
who's the leader of the Democrat Party. And she said
it would take people much smarter than her to answer
that question, which just made me laugh for all the reasons.
Doesn't take much. Pretty much everybody smarter than her, the.
Speaker 1: Low bar ajp.
Speaker 2: But here is there little exchange.
Speaker 16: If I don't see you again. I well, you know
in the briefing, thank you for always you could have
stopped taking the hard questions years ago, and he didn't,
so we appreciate that there were two years.
Speaker 2: My friend, this is a I just have to pause
to say, she knows how to to take the questions.
Speaker 1: You want to answer.
Speaker 2: The question, dary right, true? Okay, they one last dance right.
Speaker 15: I don't know how I'm going to fill my my
dance card now, how I.
Speaker 1: Fill that void without you?
Speaker 5: We tell you.
Speaker 6: Told me.
Speaker 14: So.
Speaker 15: There are some rumors in here, I guess.
Speaker 16: So a week from now, it's all over. Yes, between
next Monday and eight, who's the leader of the Democratic Party?
Speaker 15: Goodness wow, that is honestly, that is for people much
smarter than I to make that assessment, that decision. Obviously
voters will decide. That is not something for me to decide.
I could say right now, in this moment, in this room,
as I'm looking at the clock as it's counting down
because we have to leave shortly, you have the president,
President Joe Biden, who is obviously the president and the
leader of the Democratic Party. I do not have a
I cannot predict the future. So that is not something that.
Speaker 17: I'm going to do.
Speaker 1: From here, I can predict the future. She will be
right beside Pisaki on MSNBC. Yeah, they'll probably co show
right beside her. Yeah, they'll be like yeah, they'll have
like dueling shows, or they'll be like right one after
the other.
Speaker 2: She'll have a she'll have a show there that's like her.
Speaker 1: That's her future.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean then that, but it last was a
nice touch it. Yeah, And isn't it interesting that she
didn't say, well, I would think Kamala Harris is going
to be a force and a leader in the Democrat Party.
She's the vice president. She ran for president and she
didn't even occur to KJP.
Speaker 1: Yeah, which I thought was perfect because she was installed
and everybody knows it, everybody on that side, even the
dumb people.
Speaker 2: Everybody, Yeah, most of it. But yeah, well, And speaking
of Kamala, she was also in some sort of Oval
Office meeting and she was addressing the wildfires and had
a message for victims of the wildfires. She wants them
to just really try hard to be patient, you guys,
just really really try hard to be patient. And when
she knows she's speaking complete bullshit, you will notice that's
just like Gavin. She will gesticulate wildly in ways that
don't make sense. And in this particular clip, it's with
this weird shoulder thing, like you're gonna see her shoulder
do a thing and I don't know why is it an?
Speaker 1: Is it like a Gavin thing?
Speaker 2: No, it's not a shimmy.
Speaker 1: It's not a shimmy.
Speaker 2: Okay, it's like a hike. It's like a hike of
one shoulder that somehow helps her make her point here.
Speaker 13: It is critically important that, to the extent you can
find anything that gives you an ability to be patient
in this extremely dangerous and unprecedented crisis, that.
Speaker 2: You do that you do.
Speaker 1: Did you see it?
Speaker 4: Like?
Speaker 1: What was that?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 1: I saw it? Yeah, she was hiking it up there. Yeah,
it's like the shoulder pad was really out of control.
It was Why why do they do this? Isn't to
distract from the nonsense? Is that what it is? All
the move that the abrupt body movements. Yes, yeah, Be
and Gavin everything. They're very animated. They're very animated in
their bullshit.
Speaker 2: They really are.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 2: Speaking of the fires, they continue to rage, and unfortunately
it's not looking good. Apparently, the winds are supposed to
pick up today, which puts the entire La County population
of around ten million people on high alert for potential evacuation.
So now if there's an emergency broadcast alert that goes
out to ten million peaceeople, it's possibly accurate. I don't know,
because their systems are not particularly functioning well. But the
fires continue to rage, and now there's a big debate
about what will happen once Trump is in office to
any federal aid that is going to California.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of people.
Speaker 2: Particularly on the right, who are saying, we're not just
going to throw money at this without some assurances that
they're going to change some of the destructive behaviors that
led to this being as disastrous of an event as
it was. And I agree to that, I totally that same.
So the reporters were chasing Mike Johnson down the hallway
to ask him if aid would be conditional, and here
is that interaction, how are you creating.
Speaker 4: House And addition, I.
Speaker 18: Think we've got to have a serious conversation about that. Obviously,
there's been water resources management or UH managed and mistakes,
all sorts of problems, and it does come down to leadership,
and it appears to us that state and multiple leaders
where there looked in their duty in many respects. So
that's something that has to be factored in. I think
here should probably be conditions on that.
Speaker 7: That's my personal view.
Speaker 9: We'll see what the consensus is.
Speaker 18: I haven't had a chance to socialize that with any
of the members.
Speaker 9: Over the weekend because we've all been very busy, but
it'll be.
Speaker 18: Part of the discussion for sure.
Speaker 2: Okay, good, I'm glad that he said that. Yeah, yeah, there.
It can't just be like, here's piles and piles of
money that we don't know how you're going to spend,
if it's going to be appropriate, if you're going to
change any of the terrible management mismanagement that you've been
engaged in, and we want you to well make some changes.
Speaker 1: Based on their history, we know exactly what they're going
to do with it. They're going to piss it away,
They're going to set that on fire. These people are
useless in California. These I mean like the Gavins and
the mayors and everybody useless. They take money and they
just like it's gone. We have no idea what happens
to it. So, yeah, there should be conditions, especially if
it's our money. I want to know what's happening to it.
I want to know that they're doing something useful with it.
There absolutely should be There needs to be a converse.
There need to be plenty of conversations about that. Mm hmm.
Speaker 2: Absolutely. And one of the people that think so too
is Jennings.
Speaker 19: Think check to a state that has clearly failed and
doesn't know how to manage fires. I would like to
see a partnership between the state and Washington so that
whatever money is being spent.
Speaker 1: Look, I don't live in California and.
Speaker 5: Now we're talking about a partners But but but if.
Speaker 19: You but if you want to if you want us
to send you billions upon billions of dollars, we need
to have some assurances that you're not going to flush
it the way you maybe have fleshed it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is why is this controversial. It's it shouldn't
be controversial at all. That I mean, it was their responsibility.
He effed up, They effed up, and anybody at so
many levels, so many and people that are like they're
defending this and saying it's just climate change you're an idiot, right, Yeah.
Speaker 2: It was so clearly terrible, terrible governance. And Barry Wise
is one of the people who was on Fox to
say just that.
Speaker 20: As being governed, and the state of California is being
governed by people who have lost sight of the basics
of governing, right, I have lost sight of the idea
that we pay you a tax so that you take
care of basics for us. And nothing could be more
basic than preventing the burning down of as you just
said in your introduction, an area twice the size of Manhattan.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this isn't brain surgery. People.
Speaker 1: The number one job of government is to keep you safe,
and you pay taxes, just like she said, you pay
taxes so they can provide you with these services.
Speaker 2: And they didn't do their job. They took that money
and they pissed it away. All of these people should
be run out of office, they should be fired. They
shouldn't even be on TV right now.
Speaker 1: I can't believe we're even having this conversation, but we
are because this is America and that's California, and there's
so many people in California.
Speaker 2: You are, like Bud, he's so nice. I mean, he's
like super hot.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh my god, this is really I mean, you
get the government you deserve, right, insanity.
Speaker 2: The mismanagement is I can't believe how not obvious it
is to everyone. But here once again is Scott Jenny
had to talk about how poorly it is mismanaged. Well
in California are unhappy?
Speaker 19: Is because the priorities over the last few years, over
the last few decades, maybe in California maybe haven't been
on just confident governance. I mean, Democrats run everything out there.
Mistakes were obviously made in water resource management, mistakes were
made in forest management, mistakes were made, and maybe budget
cuts on the fire department. And so there is a
question about did we vote for people who know what
they're doing? And so it's not about making it partisan,
it's about making it competent. And I do if I
lived out there, I'd be asking myself are competent people
in charge?
Speaker 1: Because right now, yeah, I mean, it's insanity. My kids
who live there cannot wait to get the hell out.
Speaker 2: I don't believe they.
Speaker 1: Just cannot wait to get out of there. And they
and it's you know, like I always say, it used
to be a beautiful place.
Speaker 2: What a shame. They have ruined it.
Speaker 5: Yep.
Speaker 2: And again this is a place where they pay the
highest for literally every lest thing, whether it's packed or
gas or groceries or rent or housing or whatever. They
pay more than anybody else and their money is just thrown.
They spent almost three billion dollars on just illegal healthcare.
So I mean, this is this is a problem of
their own making in so many ways. So it's just
it's bad, and I have to do one more, scout
really more. It's like a three fer. It's like I know.
But there was some clown on the panel who was
trying to argue with him about how the problem with
all of this is that Republicans are so divisive that
they're causing divisiveness in a time when they should just
be like focusing on the fires, and Scott was not
having any of it.
Speaker 21: This environment right now where immediately there's disinformation flowing through
social media networks that cleaves down partisan lines. That is
stopping our ability to be united, and we should not
just accept that as inevitable. That is weakening our ability
to united as the nation.
Speaker 19: And let me answer your criticism by asking you a question.
Do you think it was uniting or dividing while in
the midst of these fires for the Democrats to go
to Sacramento and in an emergency session vote to appropriate
fifty million dollars to trump proof California to sue the
Trump administration, which hasn't even taken offic shit. Do you
think that was a good priority and a good time
to do that or not?
Speaker 8: Was that dividing? Was that device or was that uniting?
Speaker 4: Scott?
Speaker 21: I think what Sacramento does, and by the way, I
think that. I look, I think the focus should be
entirely on the firefighting. And I'm not going to go
take that, you know, bait, because I don't know the
details of that particular.
Speaker 1: Bab Yeah, he doesn't know the details, so he's not
going to take the bait.
Speaker 2: But he's gonna tru super divisive.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's gonna bitch and moan about about us being divisive.
Speaker 2: Okay, Laura, they're there. I'm about to be mean.
Speaker 1: I love it when you're mean. It's so great.
Speaker 2: I'm here for you.
Speaker 5: I feel bad.
Speaker 2: I feel bad, but really, yeah, I do a little
bit because this is like an appearance thing and you
should know what it is.
Speaker 1: But I cannot help it you got. Okay, what are
we Who are we talking about? We're all friends here.
Speaker 2: Who are we talking about? Just don't tell anybody. So
the editor of the La Times, who came out and
endorsed Karen Bass for mayor, is now feeling some regirts
over that, you might imagine, and to his credit, is
being very open about the fact that that was a
big fatness steak. I know that people make fun of
Mitch McConnell for looking like a turtle. I have never
ever in my life seen anyone look more like Franklin
the Turtle as a human than this man. And Franklin
the Turtle is like probably one of the cutest turtles. Okay, turtles,
and I hate turtles. She despises turtles, you guys, there's
a whole story there.
Speaker 1: I hate that she hates them.
Speaker 2: But tell me I'm not right, because I it is
Franklin the Turtle.
Speaker 9: Well, first of all, we'll accept comblain right. So at
the Early Times we indo Oscar and Bass. I think
right now in front, that's a mistake, and we admit that.
Speaker 1: Am I wrong? You need not prepay me. Am I wrong?
He is Franklin the Turtle.
Speaker 2: He is a little.
Speaker 1: It's unattractive.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying it is very, very similar too Franklin
the turtle.
Speaker 1: It's a little frankliny. He's a little, a little frankline.
Speaker 2: Listen, I'm crediting him for owning his mistake. He's a little. Okay,
people agree, It's not like I'm supposed to not say that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, we listen. We say the things here,
you guys, we're all friends. This is a very very
close knit community. This is what we do. No one
watches this show. We can talk about this, right, come on.
Speaker 2: I mean, I apologize to him if that's offensive in anyway.
I just listen. Could you show a space think he's adorable?
Could you show a space one more time? Did you
show happy to let one more time? Let's see if
I can do this and you do it.
Speaker 1: I mean, come on, it's a little it does. He
does look a little bit like Franklin. I think it's
the hair. If he just he needs to make the
hair go up. I think if he just if if
it's too swoopy, he like, is he real? That ever?
Isn't real? If he could just get his hair to
go up, I think we're listen, we're providing a service.
Speaker 2: He just needs a little bit of a lift. He
needs like a flat top or something, and I think
he would. And he's got great hair, you know what
I mean, Like he does really healthy, good hair.
Speaker 1: Just the way that it's on his head is odd.
Speaker 2: Anyway, I'm not trying to.
Speaker 1: I just can't help it. You guys. I had to
say it because it was so.
Speaker 2: We're your huckleberries, We're here for you. Fine, Okay, moving on.
I'm about to you guys are going to be so mad,
but I have to subject you to the view I
have to. They were such.
Speaker 1: Hags yesterday, like extra hag, like very extra ha ha.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Hagary, And we've got Haggary from Whoopee Sunny and Anna.
They are just they're so wrong about why Trump has
said the things that he has said about the wildfires.
They're feeling like he's being like, not compassionate. He doesn't
want these fires to happen, and it's like they're missing
that entire point by saying he shouldn't be politicizing it.
Speaker 1: He is.
Speaker 2: He's trying to make sure this never happens again by
stating obvious things like we got to manage forest, We
gotta manage water, We got to do these things. And
they're they won't hear it. And so the amount of
crazy that you're about to hear, I know, it's a lot.
I'm just gonna let them all play together. Okay, So
we'll get it over with as quickly as we can. Right,
Here's what was yesterday. Here's how this works.
Speaker 22: There was a fire catastrophe in California.
Speaker 4: Had to it wins.
Speaker 22: You know how they're always say, oh, the wind, it
actually does.
Speaker 2: The winds move.
Speaker 4: Things, and sparks move things.
Speaker 22: And it doesn't matter how much water you have if
nine hundred thousand buildings go up at the same time.
I take great offense at pointing fingers. You should be
pointing fingers about how can we help?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's too smooth, snow.
Speaker 2: It's Devin's fault. It says, it's nobody's fault.
Speaker 22: It's like us taking seriously that there are you know,
magic lasers in the sky that direct the weather.
Speaker 1: That doesn't work.
Speaker 22: It doesn't happen. This is a catastrophe, and this is
what's happened.
Speaker 2: And let's try to.
Speaker 22: Figure out how to work towards not having it happen.
Speaker 13: Again.
Speaker 22: But you know, we don't control Mother Nature.
Speaker 23: Ris have said that it's the local water shortages happened
not because there wasn't water, but because the city's infrastructure
wasn't designed to respond to a fire as large as
the one that had, So that that's you are absolutely
right about that. In terms of politicizing this fire, that's
what I've been most disgusted by. I was thrilled to
learn that Mexico was sending aid. You know, the very
people that Donald Trump would like to build a wall against, well,
they must have climbed over the wall because now they're
here helping put out these fires. Canada, who he wants
apparently to be fifty first state, they are here helping us.
So our neighbors have come in and helped us, and
that's what we should be happening. And I apployed Mexico
and Canada for helping. But what who I don't applaud
is someone like Jesse Waters on Fox News. This is
what he said. He blamed LA fires on diversity because
he says it was unbelievable.
Speaker 2: I thought it was fake news.
Speaker 23: He said that California's woke politics and DEI are the
reasons for the fires because Newsom has been tearing down
dams because Native Americans, but he called them Indians wanted
some of the river back so they could catch salmon.
And Gavinden just knocked down one damn for the Indians.
He knocked them all down. He knocked down four of
the damns. I'm sorry this stolen land. First of all, Okay, California.
Second of all, best part of what always happens these damns,
there's preservation of the damn. So that was just complete
not only misinformation, but it was racist.
Speaker 3: And I think what those are shown is for people
who thought that Donald Trump has changed, he has not changed. Okay,
he is the same immature, insensitive, inappropriate oath that he's
always been. What he should be doing right now is
putting out tweets saying I thank the heroic first responders.
I thank the countries of Canada and Mexico and all
the others who have helped. I thank the surrounding states
that have sent help. I have talked to Governor Newsham,
I have talked to Mayor Bas. I have told them
that my administration in seven days will be ready to
supply everything and anything that California needs California's My thoughts
are with you. Those are the things you have to say.
If you need help in figuring it out. Go look
at everything that Joe Biden has said for the last
four years after a natural disass.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. Okay, so much to unpack. First of all,
how's your husband, Sonny, how's he doing? Second of all,
Anna Navarro okay, because I like, whoopee is just insane,
But Anna Navarro Tromp is not the president right now?
Speaker 2: Why did these beaceas forget that? Like she's giving him
a list of all the things that he should be doing,
when in fact, he's not the president.
Speaker 1: He's the president elect. So they're putting all this stuff
on him as if he should be out there doing
the things. He is out there doing the things, but
he's not. That's not his job. It's Biden's job, and
he's doing a piss poor job at it. So maybe
you should be screaming all those things at him. Lady,
Oh my gosh, Like, did these people forget He's still
had six more days to.
Speaker 2: Do his job.
Speaker 1: I mean, I understand he a short timer syndrome, but
he is still the president.
Speaker 2: These people forget that well, I mean, it's stolen land
and it's all racist. So that's really the important thing
to remember here.
Speaker 1: Can you can you imagine, imagine if you will, imagine
if you will, of Trump were governor of California and
this happened under his watch, what these ladies would say, Oh,
oh my god, image would.
Speaker 2: Be every last bit of his fault. Absolutely, absolutely.
Speaker 1: The only reason they're saying all of these things is
because they just can't bear for him to take responsibility
for all of this.
Speaker 2: They can't do it.
Speaker 1: They can't bear for a Democrat, a liberal, all of
these this DEI step. They can't bear to sit in
the the absolute crap that is all of this wokeness
and how it has destroyed a state. They can't sit
in it. They can't. They cannot take accountability for it.
So they're projecting and they're pushing. And that's what so
many of these liberals are doing. And it's so obvious
to anybody with half half a firing synaps in their brain.
Speaker 2: We can see it. It's like you're watching it real time.
Speaker 1: They're like, no, no, no, no, we can't take any
accountability for it. It's got to be Trump's fault. You know,
it's like we got to like push this off on
Trump's somehow, and it just makes them more disgusting.
Speaker 2: It just does. It's you cannot push this off on
other people.
Speaker 1: You can't.
Speaker 2: Well, And Gavin Newsom, you know, he's one of the
people that absolutely refuses to be held accountable in any way.
He's blame shifting like crazy, and he's picking fights with
California legislators who are of course Republican, who are calling
him out for the mistakes that he's made. One of
those is Billes Lee Essay Lee, who Gavin called out
by saying, this Republican assembly member has voted against billions
of dollars of crucial wildfire prevention and firefunding. And he
wrote back to him and said, no, Governor, I voted
against your budget full of misplaced priorities and outrageous programs
like free healthcare for illegals. You don't get to blame
Republicans for your mess. You and the super majority Democrat
legislature passed a ridiculous budget that cut critical funding for
wildfire prevention and instead paid five billion annually to give
illegals free healthcare, four point two billion on high speed
rail projects that have gone absolutely nowhere, and twenty four
billion on homelessness programs, and we can see how that
turned out. That's the one thing Bill got wrong. He
said there's been zero results. Actually the result is that
there's more homeless. Yeah, there's more.
Speaker 1: There is more harmless. Yeah, it's just it's a complete disaster,
and it's it's just remarkable to me how Gavin is
spending time picking fights with people right now when he
should be handling this problem.
Speaker 2: Well, it's just podcasts to go on. So this is
the thing.
Speaker 1: It further amplifies how a nepty is at this job.
Speaker 2: Everybody should be able to see that he is.
Speaker 1: He's picking fights and he's going on podcasts instead of
doing his effing job, which is what he should have
been doing in the first place. Can you not see it?
It's like, I mean, I guess a lot of people
can't see through the prog speak, you know, the fact
that he can like say all the fancy words, he
can get out there and he can like do his
little shimmy you know on camera he's like, look at me,
I'm dancing, I got slick back care and I think
I'm hot. Dude, you are just enormously you are. Yeah,
you are a colossal failure. You are enormously a nept.
You cannot, cannot, and will not do this job. He
has no business governing, none at all. So many of
these people don't. And I think that is what's so
difficult for people on the left to sit with, is
that they have put these people, they have put toddlers
in charge, and then now they're like.
Speaker 2: Shit, we look at us. We have to like we.
Speaker 1: Are reaping what we've sown. And it's that is I'm
sure it's a tough thing to sit with.
Speaker 2: I don't think sitting with it though they're they're in
complete denial that any of this is their fault at all,
because they don't because they don't want to.
Speaker 1: They don't want to come to terms with the fact
that this is this is the this is the government
that they've chosen.
Speaker 2: It's a constitutional republic, after all. Here's some good news,
if I mean, Megan Kelly has a very woke friend
that she has somehow managed to stay friends with forever.
Speaker 1: That's nice, it's very nice. And she so.
Speaker 2: She's got this perspective from her woke friend who just
lost her home in California. This goes to a point
that you were making either earlier this week or like
last week, or probably both, about you know, whether this
will turn people in California to vote Republican. Megan thinks
it will. And here is a bit of optimism.
Speaker 24: It is in California. Whose house burned is? This is
my one woke friend. I love this dear Lee. But
she's woke, and amazingly we've maintained our friendship. We kind
of just don't talk about these subjects much. But she's woke,
and she's like, MK, everyone I know is ready to
vote Republican. She's like everyone I know, all of her
woke friends, all of her dem friends. She was like,
we're all talking about how soon we can get Republican
leadership into these offices. I mean, that is saying something.
Speaker 2: That's saying something.
Speaker 1: It is saying something. Yeah, if this doesn't turn you,
I'm sorry. If having everything that you have burned to
the ground doesn't turn you, there's no help for you,
I know, right Well, I would hope that that would
change her perspective on things, My goodness, you would hope.
Speaker 16: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I think it was like two or three or four
weeks ago that there was, we ended up having to
play like a long clip of Tim Poole, who was
just going on this tirade that was so masterfully said
that we had to play the whole thing. And now
there's another one and he's unfortunately talking about a story
that I burst into tears reading, and it's a horrific
story that has to do with these wildfires. This is
not a super long clip, but it's another rage clip
of Tim Poole talking about why he hates progressives and
Democrats so much and why you should too. And again,
if this story doesn't make it clear, I just don't
know what will.
Speaker 5: They're watching this and who have family and friends who
are like Tim's biased. I'm going to explain to you
very simply the core of what makes me despise the
Democratic Party, progressives, wokeness, et cetera. To story here from
NBC News, take a look. Former child star Rory Sykes
dies in California wildfires as mom tried to save him.
I I this is a hard story to read. Former
child star Rory Sykes was born blind and at cerebra palsy.
Died Wednesday in the wildfires after his mother said she
was unable to save him from their home. See the
story is her her arm was broken and she couldn't
get the cinders off the building. She could not carry
him out of the building, and he was having trouble walking.
He didn't want to leave, he couldn't. He was struggling.
So she went to the fire department ask them for help.
He said, Mom, leave me. No, mom could leave their kid.
Shelley Sikes told Australian Out with ten News she has
a broken arm and could not lift or move her son.
Shelley Syke said she drove to the local fire department
for help, but they told her they did not have
any water. She said when the fire department brought her back,
Roy's cottage was burnt to the ground. You understand the
implications about what happened to Rory. He was trapped, the
mother couldn't lift him, and he died in that fire.
And now I want you to watch this video from Larsen.
She's the I believe, the head of diversity for the
LA Fire Department. I'm sorry, let me get the audience.
Speaker 4: Once to your house.
Speaker 25: You want to see somebody that responds to your house,
your emergency, whether it's a medical call, or a fire
call that looks like you. It gives that person a
little bit more ease knowing that somebody might understand their
situation better. Is she strong enough to do this? Or
you couldn't carry my husband out of a fire, which
my response is, he got himself from the wrong place.
Speaker 4: If I have to carry hm.
Speaker 5: Out of the fire, Rory Sykes did not get himself
in the wrong place. They released that. Rory Sykes did
not put himself in the wrong place, you psychopathic monster.
The requirement for the fire department is to be able
to lift those who cannot lift themselves to save them
from burning buildings. It's no one's fault. I don't care
if you dropped a cigarette and your house start on fire.
I don't care if you put a teddy bear next
to a bunch of candles and your house start on fire.
We will save you. And in this instance, a man
with cerebral palsy who was blind and whose mother desperately
tried to carry him out of a building she was
terrified what burned down was unable to do so, but
he got himself in the wrong place. These are the
people they hire. They're disgusting monsters. That would leave you
to burn to death so long as a salary to
push their crackpot religion. That's why I despise these people.
I hope that's clear.
Speaker 1: Amen, A Men, what a story. Oh my gosh, yeah,
Oh my gosh.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I know. I read that a couple of days ago
and I was just, oh my gosh, I know.
Speaker 2: Horrific, absolutely horrific. M Okay, moving on, because we've teased
that we had Milania and Evanka scoop and I don't know,
maybe scoop is the wrong word, but we've got juicy
stuff coming out about Milania in that this documentary that's
going to be released about her covers the time period
between the election and the inauguration and is going to
be a behind the scenes look at basically everything that
she does to get prepared for the move, to get
prepared for going back to being the First Lady. And
it seems like it's going to be really, really interesting.
She was on with Ainsley to talk about it, and
Ainsley was asking her like, what made you do this documentary?
Speaker 1: And I gotta tell you, Milania.
Speaker 2: Looks so chill, like confidence, excited and just happy and
different than last time.
Speaker 10: I know, do.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I think so too.
Speaker 1: I think they're basically like seniors in college coming back
to be freshman in high school. They have a lot
of experience and they're just like whatever, we got this,
you know, And it's a completely different perspective for them.
This is not there. This is like their fifteenth rodeo
at this point, They're going to be fine.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And she just exudes a whole new level of
just class. I don't know how to describe it. You'll
see what we mean here. She is talking about just
the the creation of the documentary thing time it is.
Speaker 1: We were thrilled to hear that this was coming out.
Speaker 26: I want to know details why you decided to do
this and what will what will it be like?
Speaker 27: Well, the book was such a success, and I'm very proud,
and I get so many messages and letters how they
enjoy the book and they would love my fans and
people would love to hear more from me. So I
had an idea to make a movie, to make a
film about my life. My life is incredible, it's incredibly busy,
and I told my agent, you know, I have this idea,
so please, you know, go out and make a deal
for me. We started the production in November and we
are shooting right now. So it's a day to day life.
What I'm doing, what kind of responsibilities I have. People
they don't really know and they will see it. It's
day to day from transition team to moving to the
White House, packing, establishing my team, the first Lady Office,
moving into the White House, what it takes to make
the residents your home, to hire the people that you need.
Speaker 2: I love it.
Speaker 1: She's taken the reins on this and it's like, Oh,
you think you know me, you don't know me.
Speaker 2: This is me.
Speaker 1: It's about time because the press man they've been so
unkind to her and I just in general, the media,
it's just been they've they've tried to destroy her. They've
tried to destroy her. And she's like, you're not gonna
you don't get to do that this time. You don't
get to do it well.
Speaker 2: And she feels like she has more support this time around.
She talked about the fact that the last time they
were not well prepared by the outgoing administration. You know
what it was like to move in. They were not
prepared at all. She kind of takes a little dig
at them, but still keeps it classy and then talks
about the fact that they have five hours to move
the bidens out and them in five hours. So that
was an amazing thing to hear about. Here's a little
bit from that part.
Speaker 27: It was challenging. We didn't have much of the information.
The information was upheld for us from previous administration. But
this time I have everything. I have the plans I
could move in. I already packed, I already selected the
you know, the furniture that needs to go in. So
it's it's very different transition this time. Second time around.
Speaker 26: Well, you for Biden's been have they been accommodating and
are they still living there?
Speaker 27: They're still living there and they will be out on
January twenty. So what happen is on January twenty, the
transition team has only five hours to move Biden's out
and to move us in. I don't always agree what
my husband.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so five hours is nothing like I can't I
cannot fathom how they do it. It has to take
like fifty people.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's oh, there's you know, there's like a ton
of people that are that make I got that. Yeah,
you just didn't have a time people moving you. That's
what no right the team.
Speaker 2: Also, she was asked about whether she agrees with Trump,
whether she provides advice to Trump, and this was a
kind of a cute moment as well.
Speaker 27: Out and to move us in. I don't always agree
what my husband is saying or doing, and that's okay.
Speaker 26: Were you able to tell him when you disagree?
Speaker 27: I gave him my advice and sometimes he listens, sometimes
he doesn't, and that's okay.
Speaker 2: That's okay that I know.
Speaker 1: She's so cute.
Speaker 5: I love it.
Speaker 1: I think it's great. I don't always agree with my
husband either. I'm sure you don't either. I think that.
Speaker 2: I mean, that was perfect if you do something's wrong exactly.
She also talked about the fact that she has a
few positions left open on her team and building out
her team and that she was going to be really
thoughtful and take a lot of time to do that.
And I love the fact that she was paying attention
to what that costs taxpayers. So here's what she said
about filling those last positions on our team.
Speaker 27: I don't want to hire too many people on my
team and spending too much taxpayer money. I want to
make sure that every position they are talented they have merried,
they know what they're doing and as well as they
are a team player, they don't have own agenda. So
they're serving me, they're serving my office, and they're serving
the country.
Speaker 2: That'd be a cool job working for her. It might
be super tough too, Yeah.
Speaker 1: But I think it'll be a neat job. I think
it would be rewarding.
Speaker 2: And how she chooses people, I just I have no
idea like what that process is like. H Ainsley also
asked her, like, are you prepared for the grule essentially
of the schedule again, like of being first lady? How
are you feeling about it? And here is what she said, knowing.
Speaker 26: About the busy schedule again, hitting the ground running on
the twentieth.
Speaker 27: Very busy. We already started, and I think it will
be an excit four years. We have a lot to
do and put a country back in shape.
Speaker 2: There was a summary that when they broke away from
the interview, the three folks on Fox and Friends just
kind of talked about the interview itself and more about
the documentary and the timing of it. And here is
that little bit.
Speaker 26: It's going to be this documentary.
Speaker 1: I'm so excited to see it. Because it's behind the scenes.
Speaker 26: Of her walking through Trump Tower, of her walking through
the White House and planning the move and they've been
filming since November. They're going to film all the way
through the inauguration day and then it's going to be
shown in worldwide movie theaters starting this fall.
Speaker 2: And then I'll move over to I will totally see that.
Oh yeah, I will absolutely look it out.
Speaker 1: Question oh show yep.
Speaker 2: And then Ivanka, who we have not heard or seen
a lot of, and obviously she made, you know, a
very public decision early on when Trumps was going to
run again. She was just like, I'm out. I'm not
going to be participating in the administration or the campaign
in any way. And she did a podcast, she appeared
on a podcast to talk about that decision in more depth.
And you know, she's so dad, She's so perfect, Yeah
she is. She really is nauseating how perfect she is.
Speaker 1: My God.
Speaker 2: So she talked about that decision and she made, of course,
perfect sense, but she did it in her perfect, flawless
Avanca way, And so I thought people might be interested
in hearing her take on this.
Speaker 6: And I am not going back to serve now is
I know the cost, and it's a price that I'm
not willing to make my kids bear.
Speaker 24: Have people given you pushback for that?
Speaker 19: Oh?
Speaker 2: I mean, I get the question a lot.
Speaker 6: It's very easy to make a decision when it alligance
around your core values. And my highest most core value
is family. And my kids were much younger, so it
was easier to not be present. But when you have
kids that are teenage about to be teenagers, your physical
presence matters so much it's crazy.
Speaker 1: So I'm not willing to it. You know, I don't.
Speaker 6: Because I just tell them like, that's you know, that's them,
not me. So I feel super great about this.
Speaker 24: Wellcas, you can empathize with the price you have to
put on your children and your marriage and your family
to go back, and you've already served in your kid.
Speaker 6: That's why I'm so grateful for all the people who
are serving, because I know how hard it is and
how taxing, and every one of them will do their
best to balance it all, but it is hard. There's
another element though, for me. You know, I love policy
and impact, I hate politics, and unfortunately the two are
not separable. You know, there is a darkness to that
world that I don't really want to welcome into mine.
To some degree, I'm you know, at the center of
the storm because my father is about to be president.
But it's a very negative business.
Speaker 2: It is, It totally is.
Speaker 1: And I love that she is, that she's focusing on
family at the right time. I think you and I,
You and I kind of did that, you know, because
we were in radio when both of our youngest kids
were really young. I mean they were indy biddy, like
Gwen Gosh, she was a toddler. She was a toddler,
and I remember Greg picking up the slack during that. Yeah,
we had never been able to do it without.
Speaker 2: Them, without our husbands.
Speaker 1: Our husbands picked up so much of the parenting slack
during that because we were working. We did afternoon drive
and that is tough, and we worked such long hours
and we were not home until late at night. And
so I mean I felt her in that comment because
it's like, you know, when they're itty biddy, they you do,
you miss some stuff. But it's like being present now
when my daughter, you know, has been like preteen and
teen crucial. It's a crucial time and I am present
for her, and that is I So I get her
with that that is like, it's such a man. That
is a blessing. It's a great thing that she wants
to do that. I think that that's wonderful that she
wants to be there for her kids and she's not
having nanny's like be there for them. She's all, she's all.
Speaker 2: She's doing it all right. I mean, she's so just
disgustingly perfect. It is a little bit weird, how flalless
she is, like, you know, I mean.
Speaker 1: It's incredible.
Speaker 2: I know this is like a huge shift from like
really great people to like somebody just absolutely awful. But
I didn't know where else to put this on. I'm
just putting it here. The governor of Massachusetts, Governor healy Is,
has been absolutely awful about illegals being in in particularly Boston,
but like all of Massachusetts been awful, been super vocal
about not helping ice with their jobs, not helping with deportations,
being against Trump's immigration policies altogether.
Speaker 1: And now there's.
Speaker 2: All all of a sudden, this new change of tune,
which makes me sick to my stomach. The story makes
me so angry, and I know it will you to
look at this.
Speaker 17: As she hopes that the incoming president takes action on reforms.
Speaker 2: Her words came Friday.
Speaker 17: More than a week after an illegal immigrant from the
Dominican Republic living in a hotel shelter in Revere, Massachusetts,
was found with ten pounds of fentanyl and an ar
fifteen Leonardo Angohars Sanchez, twenty eight, now faces federal drug
and weapons charges. The high profile case inspired Helly to
launch a review of intake procedures at stage shelters. By
late last week, her administration confessed that criminal background checks
were not being performed on shelter residence and as Healy
had ordered. After an alleged rape of a teenage girl
at a hotel shelter last March slammed with a billion
dollar bill amenting federal inaction on a broken immigration system.
The governor is also calling for federal action from President Trump.
Speaker 13: Oh really, it's not fair that states have to foot
the bill for this, that taxpayers have to foot the
bill for this, and that we're strained and burdened in
the way.
Speaker 1: That we are.
Speaker 13: So I hope that President Trump takes action, and I
hope that both both the House of Representatives and the
Senate work with the President on those changes.
Speaker 17: The Massachusetts Republican Party chair, accused the governor of mismanaging
the migrant crisis. Amy Carnival writes the fact that the
governor only now feels compelled to act after these horrors
have come to light is despicable. Remember, since September Ice,
Boston has arrested more than two dozen men illegal immigrants
in Massachusetts accused of sex crimes. You may recall it
was in November that Healy had vowed to absolutely not
cooperate with Trump's deportation efforts.
Speaker 1: Bill, can you even I can these people just so gross?
Oh my god. Yeah, now now you're like, oh, maybe
maybe we should do something about it. Now.
Speaker 2: Biden was fine though, it was fine, It was fine.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. The rage, it's just shaan is It
is shameless. You know, I'm wondering, are we going to
get some sort of a hotline eternal eagles in. I
wonder if Homan's going to set up some sort of
a hotline. I'm just curious.
Speaker 2: Oh that's interesting. Yeah, I just I'm just curious.
Speaker 1: You know, that would if you're if you're listening, Tom Homan,
you should set up some sort of a hotline.
Speaker 2: Because this is not like a Tim Walls hotline where
you're snitching on your neighbors.
Speaker 1: You're actually just reporting crimes, right if you see, like
if you know of because I'm sure that people see
or know of people who are breaking the law. They've
broken the law, breaking into this country. I wonder if
I mean, I'm just just putting it out there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, let's show an example of what good governance looks like.
Because Ron DeSantis, governor, I should say, he's so he
knows that Trump has a specific agenda that he's going
to be putting out a lot of executive orders on
day one. And because he wants to help and he
wants to be a part of that agenda and do
the right thing, he's calling a special session of his
legislature to make sure that they're ready. And I think
this is just such a perfect example once again of
how Governor Desanta's is always ahead of the game when
it comes to leadership.
Speaker 28: Here, he is it's ability to be in this fight.
State and local officials in Florida must help the Trump
administration enforce our nation's immigration laws. And we are going
to need in order to do that effectively, we are
going to need legislation to impose additional duties on local
officials and provide funding for those local officials. There also
needs to be measures the hold people accountable who are
violating our anti sanctuary policies. And then Florida needs to
make sure that we don't have any lingering incentives for
people to come into our state illegally. So therefore, I'm
going to call the legislature into special session starting the
week of January two, twenty seventh. We have the next
president taking office January twentieth. We anticipate executive orders to
be issued immediately after the swearing in and the inaugural address.
We're going to have some time to process to make
sure we're doing what we need to do. But then
we need to act, and we need to act quickly.
Speaker 1: That is leadership, right, Yeah, And every Republican governor should
be looking at him and being like, I'm going to
copy paste what he does.
Speaker 2: Right, and they do?
Speaker 1: How many of them don't?
Speaker 2: I never understand it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're talking to you Indiana. Well, the new one
I think is going to do it, but the old one,
the old one didn't. Yeah. I mean, like there's so
many across the country that I have to do is
look at what he does and just copy it.
Speaker 2: He is doing everything right I need. Yeah, somebody said,
can we clone him? He needs to be cloned a
million times. He's a masterclass. He is the master class
in governing.
Speaker 1: Just do that. We'd be a better country for it.
Speaker 2: All right, We've got some catch up Venmo's to get to,
some new Venmos to get to some locals thank yous
to get to, and some folks right here to get
to you through because we got to talk to Ram Paul
this morning. You guys, we are talking to Rand Paul today. Yeah,
so that's happening all right. So first from our friend Wanda,
who unfortunately lost a daughter. I don't know if you
guys knew that about it inside of Wanda, but she
was talking about the song Imagine, because we've talked about
that with a Jimmy Carter funeral, and she says, we
had the instrumental version of Imagine playing at our daughter's
funeral as she requested it. It did seem a bit
strange in a church, but at times like that you
just go with it. I actually think the instrumental version
seems okay.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's totally different. I think it's absolutely different.
Speaker 2: If it's yeah, I kind of do too, and so
no judgment.
Speaker 1: And it's a beautiful song. There's no denying it's a
beautiful song. But I think the instrumental is pretty, Yeah, yeah,
it is pretty.
Speaker 2: We also got Venmo from or a Cross who said
Trump should only agree to give California federal money of
Gavin Newsom and the mayor of Los Angeles stepped down.
Now that's a condition I can get on board with
he too.
Speaker 1: Right there with you, Laura.
Speaker 2: That is a good condition. Also from Deanna Hale, she
said Trump needs to tell Newsolini that the fifty mil
he set aside to Trump proof our state needs to
go to the fires. We do not hate him enough.
And she had a lot to say yesterday. She also
said Newsom is a cross between mister Burns from The
Simpson and Patrick Bateman Christian Bales's character from American Psycho.
Such an incompetent tool bag. And then she said, or
maybe Newsom can find the over twenty million he lost
for the homeless. No one should give this man money
he cannot manage it to save his state. And of
course she is absolutely right about that. And then today
Kathleen Barbie said, I live in western New Jersey suburban
but with farmland, and I see several drones every night
when I walk my dogs after dark. Looking forward to
the twenty first when Trump plans to declassify the information
about this, Yes, as are we and Dixie. Obama said,
Ron DeSantis is the difference between serving the country and
serving self interest.
Speaker 1: I love him.
Speaker 2: We need more like him.
Speaker 1: That stay clear of the hot tub.
Speaker 2: So that and then on locals, Judy Flood said, good
morning from frigid Ohio. Audrey Kraus five says, I feel
like I'm having root canal listening to the hags on
the view correction. I would rather have root canal. Those
beaches are miserable and dumbest dirt Happy Tuesday Chicks, and
Judy Fled again says, I wonder if Sonny owns any
of the stolen land. She lives in New York, so
I'm not sure New York and New Jersey. I can't
remember which one. She lives in a ten bedroom, ten
bath house, though I do know that it's in.
Speaker 1: Purchase, New York.
Speaker 2: Oh, I've got that today. Oh, okay, okay, I'm gonna
unfile that now because I don't want to know.
Speaker 1: Please do today. Yeah, Susan, thank you for the supersticker,
Susan Mole. SU's a mall, Yes, Susan Mall. Aaron Powers.
I'd rather have a happy and healthy mock than a
meet and greet. Take care of yourself and we will
all party and do time. We will with that too, Yeah,
Susan mull Again. I had a total knee replacement for
twenty one April twenty first, and went to Seattle for
four days on eight twenty one, then went on at
Alaska Cruz in nine to twenty one. I got young
better than anyone in the group. I'm betting she meant
I got around better, around better. Yeah. Well see, so
there you go.
Speaker 2: Listen. I know that if I get a knee replacement,
I know it'll hopefully crossing fingers fix the problem. By
by way, I can't get that now that I got
the freaking scope for.
Speaker 1: Six to nine months. So Judy Flackney, did I miss something?
No more DDS thought I had seen everything since she
came back. I just we haven't done a lot of
d ds, so we'll just if there's a DD, we'll
do it. If there's not. We don't do it. Marcus
Drake regarding Trump getting shot. Even if it was shrapnel,
the fact remains that someone's shot at and tried to
kill him. The Left seems to ignore that. Yeahs, Teresa Raymundo,
Come on, don't knock the superoo owner. And I don't
care a purse. I can't afford a person president Joe's
economy take my money, you jerks.
Speaker 2: Sorry, Terresa, I'm sorry about that.
Speaker 1: Marin. I think it's Marin Brandenburg. Feed money for the
cooking segment for your show. The only thing you're missing
that the contrarian will have. Bring on the baking. That
would be hilarious if you and oh my god, for
our show.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, it's ridiculous. Let the hilarity ensue.
Speaker 1: Rita Fox, My twenty three year old conservative daughter drives
a Subaru and carries a reusable Trader Joe's bag as
a purse, thinking she won't find that as funny as
I do. God, I probably I should watch myself during
the show, Teresa Raymundo, Why cancel student lens when you
can staple the money to the clouds? Right exactly?
Speaker 2: It's super effective.
Speaker 1: Leah Shallick when KJP says deciding the new leader of
the dem Party is a decision and for people smarter
than her. Does she mean the guy who cleans the toilets. Yes,
I'm sure he's smarter than her. Oh my god, without question,
he is smarter than her. Ela Johnson, am I missing something?
Lone forgiveness was ruled unconstitutional? How come Biden continue to
do this and not be shot down?
Speaker 2: Because? Great question?
Speaker 1: Yeah, because constitutions constitution for him. Selene, it's hilarious. It's
only misinformation if it doesn't go along with their agenda. However,
they are always truthful, and you're a conspiracy theorist if
you question them.
Speaker 2: Lol.
Speaker 1: Very true, Selene Evatar Ashkenazi. Maybe he just has to
pee in every interview. Gavin Gavin, that's true.
Speaker 2: That's why he's moving so much. Maybe he does a
very good point.
Speaker 1: Andrew Howe Ho how gavint puff It's true.
Speaker 2: It could be up.
Speaker 1: Gavin is pushing uh donating through his When you click
the donate button, it redirects to act Blue website, which
looks like his campaign website. Yep, we talked about that yesterday.
They are awful. They're degenerates. These people Selene I wrote
a letter to President Trump saying that the people in
my Massachusetts town love you, and it's disgusting. We have
Pocahontas to represent. Thank you, Selene, Selene. My chihuahua sleeps
like the baby wolf. It's sweet a little Ryan Brumley,
maybe there was a sale on road Runner meet at
that supermarket the coyote I get.
Speaker 2: I see what you did there, Bryan.
Speaker 1: Rodriguez, Morning from Texas. Chicks, take my wad, Parlow. It's
about a hotline. But I am But am I supposed
to check? I d Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 2: Kim York Morning Chicks from Ohio. Wish to Santis was
my governor.
Speaker 1: He is the best. Love you ladies. Thank you, Kimus
business best he is. And there we go, you guys,
we made.
Speaker 2: It through Tuesday.
Speaker 1: We are off to go talk to the Great Rand
Paul this morning. Hope that'll be up in the next
couple of days, and you guys know when it gets posted,
but we have no idea.
Speaker 2: We'll let you guys know, and you guys have a
wonderful Tuesday. We'll talk you tomorrow.
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