Speaker 1: People are.
Speaker 2: They have become so soft and intolerant and just awful.
Speaker 1: It's just absolutely awful. That's not a tangible policy, you assets.
Speaker 2: It's not a rich thing, it's not a poor thing.
It's an everybody thing. They're just so dumb.
Speaker 1: They're so dumb. Good morning everybody. Hello, she loves birthdays
so much, you guys, Oh my goodness. Hi, Hello, It's Wednesday,
Happy hump Day. It's it's dad joke Wednesday.
Speaker 2: It's dad joke Wednesday. It's your birthday.
Speaker 1: It's a huge, huge day, just a big day. Settle in, everybody,
get your coffee. It's going to be a long ride.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's going to be a long show today. Just
have a feeling todayally is going to be a long one.
And I had to cut so much stuff that I
was already planning to show.
Speaker 1: I just could. There was no time.
Speaker 2: There was no time for so many things that I
thought that there would be time for. No, there's not,
there's no time at all none. In fact, that's why
we're just going to get right into the things and
the stuff, and we're going to kick it off with
a little bit of a journey because we're going to
start off chronologically from yesterday morning until ultimately what happened
at the end of yesterday with respect to Cracker Barrel.
And the reason we're going to take a step back
is because after the show yesterday, I saw this clip
from I Think It's Fox, Yeah, it's Fox where they
were talking about the cost of what that idiot Cracker
Barrel CEO actually spent to ruin their brand. Listen to this.
Speaker 3: He is getting backlash Cracker Barrel spending seven hundred million
dollars on a rebranding plan that they say, well, turn
the product from old rustic to perhaps more modern streamlined.
Customers say that's just a giant helping of biscuits and blogey.
Speaker 1: They don't like it. Ah, seven hundred million dollars to
tank your own stuff. My god, fire these people, oh them,
Oh my god, it's just crazy saying. And you guys
know like all of the intricacies of this, like Blackrock
owns so much of the stock, and like that guy
is super DEI dude, and he's he's you know what
I mean, he's mister woke pants. There's so much like
if you go down the rabbit hole on all this,
it's like it's so it's just a woke cancer, you know. Yeah, yeah,
because it's just all bad, all of it. Go woke,
go broke, man.
Speaker 2: That's why there's that saying.
Speaker 1: So all right.
Speaker 2: So then moving forward into the day a little bit more,
the White House tweeted this, replacing Uncle Herschel with Donald Trump,
saying America first, America's back, go woke, go broke, and
then Donald Trump himself wide in on the Cracker Barrel fiasco,
saying Cracker Barrel should go back to the old logo
and min a mistake based on customer response the ultimate poll,
and manage the company better than ever before. They got
a billion dollars worth of free publicity if they play
their cards right. Very tricky to do, but a great opportunity.
Have a major news conference today, make Cracker Barrel a
winner again.
Speaker 1: Remember, in just.
Speaker 2: A short period of time, I made the US the
hottest country anywhere in the world. Uh, given a year
or one year ago, it was dead. Good luck and
steak and shake. Of course, who's been all over this said,
great idea, mister President. We really appreciate your sage advice.
The woke Cracker Barrel management has even less competence than
your predecessor. The CEO needs to hear you fired from
her board. Thank you for your attention to this matter.
Speaker 1: I love how Steak and Shake is piling on. I
love it. Yeah, it's so good and so Then just
eight hours after that tweet, they caved.
Speaker 2: Fox News broke the news saying, uh, Cracker Barrel says
it's new logo is going away and it's bringing back
the beloved old timer. The company confirmed that news in
a statement to Fox Business, which.
Speaker 1: Is great, right great?
Speaker 2: It is so Robbie Starbuck also, who did a big,
big expose on Cracker Barrel and all their DEI stuff,
if you want to read what he wrote, Big.
Speaker 1: News, Cracker Barrel has caved. They just sent an email
confirming that they're returning to the old logo. All plans
for the new logo have been scrapped. Now they just
need NDI and stop funding all ages Pride shows the
emailed statement, we thank your guests for sharing your voices
and love for Cracker Barrel. We said we would listen,
and we have. Our new logo is going away and
our old timer will remain at Cracker Barrel. It's always
been and always will be about serving up, delicious food, warm,
welcomes in the kind of country hospitality that feels like family.
As always, we get results and we have them on
the run. They've also distanced themselves from the woke HRC
by saying they don't associate with them. Now we are
winning and we plan to keep winning. I love it
so good, so good it really is.
Speaker 4: I know.
Speaker 1: It's like, let this be a message, right, don't f
with your brand when your brand is solid, I mean,
what in the world.
Speaker 2: So then it turns out that it got even more
interesting because, according to Eric Doherty, higher ups from Cracker
Barrel called a President Trump White House official earlier in
the day to thank Trump for weighing in on their
rebranding and to let him know that yes, they heard him,
which is I mean right, yeah, He's making things happen
all over the place. And then he of course congratulated them, saying,
congrats Cracker Barrel on changing your logo back to what
it was. All of your fans very much appreciate it.
Good luck in the future, make lots of money, and
most importantly, make your customer is happy again, right, because
who is going to Cracker Barrel not woke people? No, hello, No,
so a very very very good outcome to that whole
fiasco in indeed.
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We did the funnest interview yesterday with Josh Cider, who
you may know from such things as all the videos
that we share of his where he's being trans trans
misidentified and miss miss mispigmentary. Yeah, Saturday, it was so
fun to get to know him.
Speaker 1: So fun.
Speaker 2: And then also I don't know if you can see
my cute little hoodie, but it's like the softest, most perfect,
thin material hoodie from Quints. I freaking love their clothes.
Speaker 1: I love their clothes. They have everything. They have clothes,
they have shoes, they have like, they have great jeans,
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it's a good good place. And I'm all about like
refreshing my wardrobe for fall, but only buying, like you know,
like three or four little pieces just to kind of
spruce things up. I got a little linen top from
from there that I absolutely love because linen is I
got a linen top and I got two bathing suits
from them. But I figured, what we're wearing is not it?
Or no, this is not it? No, this is kind
of OK. I'm sorry, you're like, is that what you
I thought? This? I thought you met? Is that all
you bought?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 2: I know, I meant, is that it the one you're wearing.
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Speaker 7: You guys.
Speaker 1: They have everything. They have kids, clothes too, everything, they
have all the things, yeah, all the things.
Speaker 8: All the things.
Speaker 2: All right, let's continue on.
Speaker 1: I promise.
Speaker 2: I know there's gonna be people that are like dreading,
and then there's gonna be people that are super stoked
to talk about the big engagement yesterday. We'll get to
that later, I promise. But first, interesting little story from
Bill Malusion if you want to read this about another
illegal that has been caught by ice.
Speaker 1: DHS confirms to Fox News at a suspected dui driver who
veered his Maserati into oncoming traffic and crashed head on
into a car in Nashville two weeks ago, killing a
woman is a Honduran illegal alien who had his temporary
protected status revoked a decade ago. DHS tells Fox said.
Julio Caesar Herrera Gonzalez, a Honduran national, was granted TPS
in two thousand and eight, and it was later revoked
in twenty fifteen. He also has a vandalism conviction as
a result of the crash. He has now been charged
with vehicular homicide, vehicular assault DUI, and driving without a license.
IS has placed a detainer on him with local authorities,
and according to online jail records, he's being held for
ICE and is not eligible for release.
Speaker 2: And cue all the Democrats referring to him as a
Tennessee man.
Speaker 1: I was gonna say, he's just a Tennessee man. You guys,
just a father, that's it. I mean this, these are
the people that the Democrats and lefties want to defend.
Its ridiculous. They are defending it, right, they're defending this guy.
It's like, you know, don't pan out a touch to
the fact that he killed a lady.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Ice is evil. Ice is evil, and this is not okay.
So stupid Dems will not learn And we already earlier
this week showed some clips of their you know, a
couple clips from their little DNC summit that clearly showed
that they have not learned any lessons from the last election.
And now they are in a world of hurt financially,
which you'll hear about right here.
Speaker 10: And he has a lot of both mental and literal
debts that he has to be paying at the at
the d n C. There's been a lot of problem
with fundraising, a lot of Democrats who are not willing
to put the money there. And also millions of debt
from Kamala Harris's campaign that I get into in the
story up on our that has never really been reported
before exactly what happened. And even hundreds of thousand dollars
of debt or payments that are going to Joe Biden's
legal bills for the oversight hearings that are on Capitol Hill.
It's a lot of things that are coming together and
making it even more difficult for Democrats as they are
trying to figure out the way forward into the midterms
next year and beyond.
Speaker 1: It is astounding to me that they are only at
fourteen million and we're eighty four million. With all the
angst and stuff and the coverage that you see on
the left from our lamestream media, you would think that
they would just be fundraising like crazy because you see
so much hate and vitriol and just constant coverage, Oh,
oh my god, Trump is a dictator, blah. You think
that they would have so much money in the coffers.
It's all lies, it's all propaganda. It's all smoking mirrorge
at least that's what I'm thinking at this point. I mean,
we kind of suspected it, but they.
Speaker 2: Said they so suck and so one of the things
that another thing that we that they did during their
DNC summit, and I don't even know it might still
be going on. I have no idea like how long
this whole DNC thing is going on for. But here
is the kind of shit that they are spending their
time on.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 11: Move to resolution number two condemning the first six months
of the second Trump administration.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, we're just going to have a resolution
to condemn the second six months or the first six months.
It's all anti Trump. That's all they have. And again,
it's not a policy. That is not a dinner table
policy for people. This is why you sucked and you're
going to keep on losing is because people in the
real world they don't care.
Speaker 1: About a resolution to go we don't like Trump. That's
not a tangible policy, you ass hats. Nobody cares about that. Yeah,
good luck with that, right, good luck with that. Keep
doing it. They're keep losing. Dumb, they're so know they
don't get it.
Speaker 2: And if they're not dumb, then they're incompetent, or both.
And it has gotten to the point where even mourning
Joe lost his patience yesterday with Brandon Johnson, the mayor
of Chicago, because he was saying, Hey, I'm on your side, okay,
but like, wouldn't it be kind of helpful to chicagoan's
safety to have five thousand additional police officers? Like can
we not agree that that would actually be helpful? Over
and over Joe tried to get him to answer that
basic question.
Speaker 1: He will not.
Speaker 2: As you'll see, there's even a moment where Mika like
reaches out and like tries to stop Joe from pestering
Brandon and then realizes, no, he actually has.
Speaker 1: A point in doing it.
Speaker 2: It's kind of incredible, like how hard it is for
Brandon to answer this question, and yet here.
Speaker 12: It is also like to get federal funding to help
put five thousand more cops on the street in Chicago,
with that help drive down crime.
Speaker 6: Well, look, policing by itself is not the full strategy.
Speaker 12: I understand here if you've talked about the other things
you want, and I said, those are good and important programs,
but I'm asking also would five thousand more police officers
on the street in Chicago be helpful to go along
with all of those social programs, and a lot of
cities are engaging in and having success with.
Speaker 6: Look, here's the best way I can put it, Joe,
is that in the nineties when I was in high school,
we had three thousand more police officers and we had
nine hundred people being murdered every single year in Chicago.
It's just not policing alone. Of course we want more detectives.
Speaker 12: Of course I know it's not But I know it's
not policing alone. You've told me everything else you want.
I'm curious, And this does come down to it an
ideological difference between between people. Do you believe that the
streets of Chicago would be safer if there were more
uniformed police officers on the streets of Chicago.
Speaker 6: I believe the city of Chicago and cities across America
would be safer if we actually had you know, affordable housing.
Speaker 12: Look not the question I asked. My question was and
I just idiots or no?
Speaker 13: Do you believe the streets of Chicago would be safer
if you got all of those other extraordinary programs put
back into place which do have a history being successful.
If that's if that's.
Speaker 12: Complimented by having five thousand more cops on the streets
of Chicago.
Speaker 6: I don't believe that we should narrow it down to
just police officers. Just what I'm saying, that is an
antiquated approach. I'm saying, you've invested in hearing what I'm saying.
Speaker 12: I'm ringing with you that all of these other social
programs are extraordinarily important.
Speaker 1: I just need a yes or.
Speaker 12: A no, and then this will be the last time
I ask, if you get all of those other social
programs that that eight hundred million that New York City does,
Los Angeles and other people do with great success, would
an additional five thousand cops on the streets in Chicago
help compliment those programs to make Chicago safer.
Speaker 6: Look, we are working hard to make sure that our
police department is fully supported.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I.
Speaker 2: Cannot buy the way spoiler alert. It went on for
almost five minutes. I guys, I never did he say
it right?
Speaker 1: He dances around. I can't believe this guy is in
charge of that city. I just can't. They did not
upgrade from beetlejuice. There was no lrade and she was terrible.
You think that, like, you can't get much worse than
beetlejuice Jews, And now it's this guy. Oh my god, Chicago,
what are you doing?
Speaker 2: I just you would think that maybe he would just
think about listening to his own constituency on this issue.
This had to have been unexpected and a little embarrassing
for CNN, but it should be more embarrassing for Brandon Johnson.
Here's what the people on the ground actually think about
this issue.
Speaker 1: They this is a good thing. I think that the
governor as well as the mayor should be on board
with it, just so we can get a bit more
of security in Chicago the way do we need.
Speaker 2: The crime has dropped since twenty twenty four. Do you
feel like the city it feels safer.
Speaker 1: No, not at all. No, especially with the police being defineded.
Oh okay, maybe listen to her, you know, doesn't it
doesn't help though, police don't help. They don't help.
Speaker 2: The Democrat leadership is utterly useless, useless.
Speaker 1: And there for gosh, a year back in Gosh, I
don't even know what was it, two thousand and two,
I lived there and I remember being able to walk around.
I felt somewhat safe, you know. I mean I wouldn't
walk around like, you know, after midnight or anything.
Speaker 2: But having more worried about the rats.
Speaker 1: I was the rats were the size of chihuahuas.
Speaker 14: You know.
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we had standoffs many times, but like I wouldn't want
to live there now, I feel like it just it's
not safe. I mean, maybe it's because I am a
little bit older, but I would be worried if one
of my my kids lived there and live downtown and
was walking around, I'd be worried about him, And that's
not rightly.
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Speaker 2: Okay, all right, just to close out this little segment
that we've done on you know, crime and Brandon and
idiot Democrats, just a couple of examples of how psychotic
the supporters of Democrats are as well. This woman genuinely
thinks she's doing something here.
Speaker 1: Check this out.
Speaker 9: I have no idea this will be useful, Brick. I
did hear that some way women in California have been
putting Mexican flags on their cars just to hopefully get
racially profiled and waste the time of Ice. Like I said,
I live in Colorado. Don't know if this will happen
to me, but if there's any chance of wasting ICE's
stupid time, I guess I'll give it a shot. Plus,
it's a nice little gesture of solidarity for my Mexican
and Mexican American friends. Also, they have a great president,
a lot better than ours.
Speaker 1: You should go live there, and I can guarantee you
I am one hundred percent positive that she has zero
Mexican American friends zero. I guarantee it.
Speaker 2: Liberal white women are the storge of the universe. Yeah
they I just there's nothing worse.
Speaker 1: They will they will, they will be the number one
cause for the demise of Western civilization for real, those bitches,
they will be. It's so true.
Speaker 2: And then meanwhile, I just want to make sure that
all of the uh white dudes. I guess I hope
you guys are sitting down because I have very very
bad news for white dudes.
Speaker 15: And here it is friendly reminder. As a white American woman, Yeah,
I will no longer be dating white men. I'm looking
for anything other than a white man. Okay, just a
heads up.
Speaker 1: First of all, the white men are like bully God,
and then all the Hispanic and the Black men are
like m.
Speaker 2: M no, no, thank you, but no, thank you for
that kind offer.
Speaker 1: We're going to go now as we're gonna you guys,
We're gonna go ahead, let the Asian men take you,
because no, no, just so ridiculous.
Speaker 2: All right, we need to talk about the Trump Cabinet
meeting from yesterday, which was epic in so many ways.
And then this is like the part of the show
that I had to cut. I had to like cut
from because there were so many good clips to choose
from from the cabinet meeting, and I ended up cutting
a couple that were more newsy, and I kept more
of the ones that were like fun. I mean not
all there's some news still in there, but just.
Speaker 1: A news news news right the birthday news.
Speaker 2: And I figured we could just quickly say, you know,
everybody goes around and like gives their updates. One of
the important updates was Telsea Gabbard saying, yeah, we've found
a lot of burn bags. We're going to be giving
you a lot more information about the absolute corruption that
has consumed our intelligence agencies in the last administration, so
stay tuned for that. And then RFK Junior also said
that come September he's going to be delivering a report
about what they believe is a direct contributor to autism.
So they've done bunch show work on that, so that's
coming soon. Those are two of the updates that I
had on you know, in clip form, and then I
was just like, we don't have time, so I ended
up cutting those in favor of things that are granted
more frivolous, but more are speed. So we're going to
get to some more fun stuff and we're going to
kick it off with this kind of historical photo. They
released a photo. The White House released a new photo
of Trump at the Resolute Desk.
Speaker 1: In the Oval with the entire cabinet.
Speaker 2: Is so cool, right, I mean, that's kind of amazing.
Speaker 1: It is really really cool. This is his seventh cabinet
meeting of his second term. Seventh just incredible. And just
as a comparison, Biden had nine in his entire term
and entire and they.
Speaker 2: Were they were like closed to the press for the
most part, and they were scripted.
Speaker 1: They were scripted, right, this is and it was three
and a half hours yesterday. It's the longest one ever ever,
in the history of ever. So that's gives you. And
people are like, he's so tired, he's well, he's dying. Okay,
shut up, look at the bruses on his hands. He's dying. Okay, Okay,
I think I think we're doing okay.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's just everybody is so stupid when it comes
to absolutely insane. Speaking of insane, someone needs to do
a welfare check on Laura Lumer, because yesterday it was
announced that Trump has tapped Dan Scavino to take charge
of all executive branch hiring. This is a job that
Laura Lumour stated on more than one occasion that she
really really would have liked to have had. Thankfully, No,
it's not going to be Laura Lumor.
Speaker 1: She wanted she wanted to be an HR person basically, essentially,
she wanted to be able to say this person's bad,
this person's not bad, this is a pro Trumper, this
is not She wanted to be able to say that.
Speaker 2: And thankfully this administration knows better.
Speaker 1: Thanks, Thank goodness. Yeah, yes, all right.
Speaker 2: So one fairly newsy clip or moment that happened in
the cabinet meeting was when a reporter from the Epic
Times recounted her own story of being attacked in d C.
In the context of talking about crime and Trump's efforts
to eliminate it in d C. Here is that moment.
Speaker 4: And I want to mention you know about crime because
we have a young lady here, Iris keep up times.
You're Iris areg you huh? And I heard you were
very savagely mugged in the city and you're not going
to let that happen under this administration and that was
last year and would you like to mention what happened?
Speaker 16: Of course, first, well, thank you.
Speaker 14: Do you want to listen to this is for helping.
Speaker 17: Me here to share my story to the room and
to the broaden public.
Speaker 16: My name is Adaskalm, the White House correspondent for TV,
the Sister Meetia.
Speaker 18: The Alpop Times.
Speaker 16: So went in two years ago was a Saturday morning
and broad daylight. That was all my way to work,
and a young man with a black ski mask pointed
a gun on my face and threatened me to hand over.
Speaker 19: My phone, by wallet, my.
Speaker 14: Laptop and everything else.
Speaker 16: And when I refused, he used the butt of his
handgun to strike me across their face the cheek or
what some people called pistol with me before running away.
That has deeply traumatized myself and my family ever since.
I've never dared to walk in the street of DC
at night ever, and my family was extremely worried. So,
mister President, thank you so much for.
Speaker 14: What you're doing.
Speaker 1: Mary, God bless her.
Speaker 2: I know the fact that she refused like that takes
moxie right there.
Speaker 1: It does, it does, and for all those people are like,
there's no crime, it's fine. I stayed at a nice
five star hotel the other night, and it's fine. I
didn't experience Yeah, Okay, tell that to her.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and she's one of countless victims. I mean again,
it's a losing issue for Democrats to suggest that this
kind of stuff isn't happening. And yet this is this is.
Speaker 1: The hill that you're wanting to die on. Always the
wrong hill, always the wrong hill.
Speaker 2: I included a little update from Scott Vessant only because
we're such fans Scott Vessant, and so he was giving
his update on revenues brought in by tariffs, and it's
good news as you would expect.
Speaker 19: And I think we're going to see a bigger jump
from August to September. So I think we could be
on our way well over half a trillion, maybe towards
the trillion dollar number. This administration, your administration has made
a meaningful dent in the budget deficit. The average budget
deficit during this term is twenty six percent less than
the last twelve months underboughten. And even the CBO, and
we don't agree with CBO on everything. As you said
last Friday on a summer Friday, had to admit that
they believe over the next ten years the budget deblicit
will be four trillion more than they had previously scored.
Speaker 1: That's amazing, it is amazing. And crickets from the left.
Speaker 2: Right, we voted for this. This is the kind of
stuff that we voted for.
Speaker 1: You're absolutely right.
Speaker 20: Now that said you take the good, you take the
you take them vote the area right.
Speaker 2: So I'm starting to wonder about I love him, I
love his happy, go lucky attitude, Howard Lutnik. I'm just
I'm a little getting nervous about Howard Lutnik and the
advice that he is giving our president, especially when it
comes to I mean, we talked about this the other day,
the government not takeover, but assumption of ten percent of intel.
Now they are doing the same thing with patents at universities.
And I understand the rationale, but again the fact that
government ownership of what should be not government ownership or private.
Speaker 1: They should be private.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's getting a little wait now, granted, we give
way too much money to colleges taxpayers do so. Again,
the rationale makes sense, It just I would prefer to
just not give these places money. And no one seems
to be, you know, talking about that as an idea.
It's just well, as long as we're giving the money,
then let's own some of it too.
Speaker 1: How About just not give them any money at all?
Speaker 2: How about not just give them any money at all?
Exactly that's the thing. And so here's Howard explaining what's
going on with university patents patents.
Speaker 18: We have given tens, if not hundreds of billions of
dollars universities for them to do research, and they invent things.
And you know who owns those patents, the universities. So
we are going to make a deal with them all,
which is if we give them the money, don't you
think it's fair that the United States of America and
the taxpayers who funded it get a piece of that, right?
Speaker 14: So we wrote a letter to Harvard. So Linda and
I working together. I mean, it's so much fun to
work with everybody here.
Speaker 18: I mean we just have a blast, you know, because
Linda's hitting Harvard and she says, what can we do?
Speaker 21: Now?
Speaker 18: We send them a patent letter and we'll hit them again.
So we're having fun together.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm squirrely about it too. I don't like it.
I'd like, why do I need to be giving any
money to Harvard screwing them, Yeah, screw them. I don't why.
And then there's like there are What we need to
be doing is looking at why all these why we're
doing that won and then why all these universities are
so damn expensive. There's a reason for that. They need
to looking into that. I just and then why are
we letting in all these foreign students? Why are six
hundred thousand Chinese coming in and taking places of American students?
That's absurd, It is absurd. Why has that number gone
up significantly over the past twenty years for you know,
foreign students to be taking the place of American students.
I need to see that, not this. Hey, let's go
over and take over patents of I don't give a shit.
I don't care about owning a patent. I really don't.
I don't care about that. I just don't want my
money going to these universities. I'm already worried about paying
for my daughter's call, the third kid to go to
college when it was hard enough to get the first
two through. You know, so, and I know I'm not alone.
There are so many other people out there who are
like it is impossible to pay for school. It's impossible.
Help us, help us figure out a way to make
it so it's not impossible for people to do that,
and there are ways to do that. And then quit
making foreigners a priority over Americans exactly.
Speaker 2: And that's one of the other things that is, you know,
kind of related back to the singing the Facts of
Life song. And we're taking the good and we're taking
the bad, and unfortunately that is a bad aspect of
the Trump administration right now, which we'll have a little
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Speaker 2: So to your point about these six hundred thousand Chinese
students coming to our American universities, that was brought up
again in the Cabinet meeting when during the Q and
A and Trump is I mean, he is doubling down
and he I'm saying, in fact, if you are against this,
it's insulting here.
Speaker 1: He is on that.
Speaker 7: Look, we're getting along very well with China, and I'm
getting along very well with presidency. I think it's very
insulting to say students can't come here, because they'll go out,
they'll start building schools, and they'll be able to survive it.
Speaker 14: But I like that the students come here.
Speaker 4: I like that other country students come here.
Speaker 2: I feel like Shanga Farrish who said, well, I don't
care if it's insulting, these Chinese students better be vetted,
vetted again, and then vetted even more.
Speaker 1: I'd rather they just not come at all. Right, And
I mean, it's some of these kids we're paying for.
They take the spots of American kids. When you start
we talked about it yesterday, when you start talking about sports,
they're taking a lot of spots of American kids, and
they're taking scholarships away from American kids. So to me,
it's no different than like a dude, you know, coming
in and taking a spot away from a woman. I mean,
I know that's probably we're gonna be like, that's a stretch, daisy,
But honestly, it's like you're taking spots away from American
kids that it shouldn't be taken away from them. I
don't if you are America first, be America first, right, right,
I mean walk the freaking walk and some I mean listen.
Speaker 2: I'm not suggesting it's a huge majority, but it doesn't
matter if it's even just one. Some of them come
to spy and that is the last thing that we
need in our universities, right, Okay, this should not be hard.
Speaker 1: The funniest comment Franklin Fax said, I was just saying
this morning that we need more Chinese people in this country. Yeah, right, right, Dan, Yeah,
definitely at our universities totally.
Speaker 2: I love older millennials take on this. I think he
speaks for us for sure, and probably many of our
audience as well.
Speaker 22: Here he is all right, So Trump fucked up, and
I seriously hope I don't see any of my fellow
conservative content creators trying to defend this bullshit.
Speaker 14: Because there is no positive spin to this. It's fucking stupid.
Speaker 22: See, not only has Trump said that he's gonna and
six hundred thousand Chinese students, but Lutnick's defense for it,
the reason behind it even fucking dumber. He said, if
you don't have those six hundred thousand students, you'd empty
them from the top. All of those students would go
up to better schools, and the bottom fifteen percent of
universities would go out of business. Yeah we hope, so, yeah,
we hope that the bottom fifteen percent of universities, the
ones that have bullshit degrees and employ bullshit professors teaching
bullshit subject Yeah, I hope they go out of business.
Speaker 14: Isn't that how this is supposed to work?
Speaker 22: Come on, Trump, let's let's get back to fucking embracing capitalism.
Speaker 14: Dude.
Speaker 22: You know where businesses that suck fail, we're American universities
that don't provide a good education and don't provide good
job placement and charge you a lot of money.
Speaker 14: Yeah, let's let them go out of business.
Speaker 22: I'm perfectly fine with the bottom fifteen percent of universities failing.
Speaker 14: Why aren't you, Trump? Why are you the.
Speaker 22: Least bit interested in propping up the bottom fifteen percent?
Speaker 14: And I'm generally a fan of lutting it.
Speaker 22: I usually support the way he applies his thought process,
But this is fucking stupid. No, we don't need six
hundred thousand students from China, and no, we don't need
to subsidize what the fuck is going on? So the
bottom fifteen percent of universities gets to stay alive.
Speaker 14: This is fucking dumb, people, Stop trying to defend it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and the whole notion that the whole notion that
we need to bring those Chinese kids over so they
can go build things. American kids are smart and they
can build things too.
Speaker 2: Just give them the chance, give me the slot.
Speaker 1: I have one that's building things right now. They do it.
I promise you they can do it. They can do it.
This is I mean, that's what I don't like that.
I don't like that mentality. I don't American kids are
smart too.
Speaker 5: M h.
Speaker 2: Yeah. These are just a couple of the issues that
have me a little squeamish. And so that is why
again we take the good, we take the bad, but
we talk about them all and we don't hold back.
Speaker 1: Right now, let's get back to some good stuff.
Speaker 2: So JD. Vance had a really really good way of
just explaining why the whole safety issue is so important
and it's such a winning mess I think for the GOP.
Speaker 1: Here is JD. It's perfect.
Speaker 5: I happen to believe that maybe the most sacred thing
that we can deliver to American workers is the ability
to live safely and comfortably in their own neighborhoods. Public
safety is not just something that should belong to the wealthy.
It should belong to every working man and woman in
the United States of America. And because of the work
of this administration that is happening.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, thats the way to say it.
Speaker 2: It's not a rich thing, it's not a poor thing,
it's an everybody thing.
Speaker 11: Right.
Speaker 1: Well, it's the number one job of government is to
keep us safe. That's their job. So I'm glad that
he at least recognizes that. That's great that they should
recognize that. And I love that Trump is doing something
about it.
Speaker 2: And everybody should everybody.
Speaker 1: Right, people who understand what the government's job is should
understand that. But apparently they don't, because these are the
same people who are like, we live in a democracy.
No we don't. We live in a constitutional republic. So
you can suck it, sit down, go sit at the
kids table. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Also, there was there was a moment when Trump made
fun of Gavin and all the hand dances and it
was just so good. I've attached a couple of hand
dance examples because how could I not. But here's what
Trump said.
Speaker 14: He's a nice guy, looks good. Hi everybody, how you doing.
He's got some strange hand action.
Speaker 4: Going I know what he was problems weird, to be honest,
he's a little something shaky going on there.
Speaker 2: I mean, what what is he doing?
Speaker 1: It's always the hand drive. He's doing the hand drive.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, it's so unnerving.
Speaker 1: It is, right, it's always like he's trying constant, he's
trying to distract you from his ignorance and his stupidity.
And then it's he gets the whole bush. He's like totally.
He is so easily, so easily.
Speaker 2: It's just, oh my god. He's just awful in every way.
Speaker 1: Every way he is awful.
Speaker 2: There was there were some great Marco moments, you guys,
just unbelievably hilarious Marco moments. And it kicked off with
Trump talking about Marco, and you can just tell that
they have genuine affection for each other. At this point,
here is Trump talking about Marco.
Speaker 4: Marco has been really I think you're born for this job.
I don't think you should ever run for another office.
Speaker 14: I think you should. Really so good at.
Speaker 4: This he is so good and everybody likes him.
Speaker 14: You know, everybody likes him.
Speaker 4: But everybody much more importantly than like I think you
would say, is respect.
Speaker 14: They respect Marco.
Speaker 1: It's true, Yeah, it is true. Yeah, he's gone from
little Marco to like badass Marco. He is a badass,
like he has grown up. You know, you can't deny
that he's doing four jobs. The guy's quaint badass and
he's doing them well, better than better than four separate
people ball could be doing them. So he is in
badass status at this point.
Speaker 2: He is kicking all of the ass. And here he
is to talk about his four jobs.
Speaker 15: This is common already and needs to be echoed again.
Speaker 23: You you were elected as the president of working Americans,
and that's why this Labor day is so meaningful for
me personally. This is the most meaningful labor day of
my life with someone with four jobs.
Speaker 24: And so.
Speaker 2: Like Trump's reaction, it's true, Oh my god, so sod.
And then lastly, on Marco, this moment endeared him even
more to my husband, who's always been a Marco fan.
But there is. There has never been something that has
endeared Marco to my husband more than this moment. This
thing about people getting married on saturdays during.
Speaker 14: College football is a scourge, mister.
Speaker 2: I don't know we can have an executive order on this.
It's insane, but it's really difficult just you know, seven
other months of the year that people can get married.
Speaker 4: So I just wanted to say, that's.
Speaker 1: So good, that's so run, that is why are you
getting married during football season? What's wrong with you? Do
not think of other people selfish? And we did.
Speaker 2: We got married on a football Saturday because it was
when he was working in Indy car and there were
only a couple of months that he wasn't gone racing,
so that it had to happen. So him and the
other the groom's men, they were all like sneaking off
with an iPad to watch what games?
Speaker 1: My gosh so great?
Speaker 2: Or was there even iPads?
Speaker 1: Then I was going to say, I don't think there
are iPads, but I.
Speaker 2: Think maybe just these phones.
Speaker 1: They probably had one of those Watchman's, remember the Watchman,
the little tiny TV so you can held in your hands.
Speaker 2: You're like, I have a Watchman, yeah, and we have
to go to a wedding on this at the end
of September during the Georgia Alabama game. Oh my god,
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this is.
Speaker 2: The longest cabinet meeting, like basically ever, at three and
a half hours. Imagine if you will, that you are
one of the reporters there. You're standing that entire time,
and you're also in some cases having to hold one
of those giant microphones hovering in mid air to capture everything.
And Trump noticed that from one of the one of
the reporters and commented on it.
Speaker 14: Here he is, believe you're not tired holding that? How
strong are you?
Speaker 4: How strong are you? Look at him, He's been holding
that thing for three hours. You're good, good fishermen.
Speaker 1: I could i this.
Speaker 4: You have not had this happened for four years, you said,
And you'd ask one question to Biden, and it was
always the ice cream question, right, what.
Speaker 14: I like but a lot?
Speaker 4: And that was the end of the conference.
Speaker 14: I think now we've done enough. These people are very busy.
Speaker 4: I want to just think this is the greatest if
this has never been done before.
Speaker 14: First of all, a cabinet meeting was it was sacred.
You'd never let the fake US media.
Speaker 1: And it's true. He's right, He's absolutely right. I mean,
most transparent administration too.
Speaker 2: You can't get more transparent than a white ass open
cabinet meeting.
Speaker 1: And they're working so hard, which I get people who
say that they're not are out of their minds. Yeah,
it's true.
Speaker 2: I mean, they are accomplishing so much, they are doing
so much, they are always considering America first. I just
I mean, yes, there are some issues that we've already discussed,
but overall, this is the stuff that I voted for.
Speaker 1: They get a grade of a. Absolutely.
Speaker 2: And then apparently towards the very end of the meeting,
after everyone had left the room, according to super fan sid,
this happened.
Speaker 14: Mack Daisy, this is your favorite President, Donald J.
Speaker 21: Trump, and I want to formally announce that you are
the official podcasters of the Trump administration. And no one
does podcasting better than the jerks on the right. Remember
all other podcasters are losers. Congrats and welcome to the team.
You and all your insiders are welcome to my office
anytime I.
Speaker 1: Love it, I mean as expected, right, a great shout
of this. It is a wonderful shout out. We expected this,
so the insiders you guys got that too. It was great,
tremendous and huge Happy birthday to me, right right. Thank
you to super fan Sid for putting that together. That
was such a treat, such a treat.
Speaker 2: All right, we need to talk about what's going on
with churning point. There's been you know, we've already talked
at length about some of the more the weird stuff
that's going on with some folks on the right, Tucker Candice,
I mean other There's plenty to go around of this
sort of lean away, lean towards anti Semitism that's very disturbing,
and we've talked about it at length, and a lot
of people have wondered what the heck is up with
Charlie Kirk because he continues to platform some of these
exact people even while he continues to pledge total support
for Israel. So it's it's either a mixed message or
he's just he wants to platform multiple voices, which you know,
you can think about that what you will. But he
just announced the lineup for Amfest, which is taking place
in Phoenix late December, and some of the speakers have
people asking questions because Tucker isn't by Let's see there
the uh, the Chrislies are invited, not that they're anti Israel,
but it's just odd, right, Like, it's just an odd choice.
Jack psoviets, who's who's turned rather anti Israel. It's giving
people pause. I saw a lot of chatter about this
on Twitter yesterday, for example, from misfit Patriot who said,
I think I'll skip this one. Let me know when
you give Tucker Carlson the candae Owen's treatment. Not going
to spend money on a ticket to see some dude
who praises Sharia law and musliminations speaking at an American event.
Speaker 1: So that was one hot savannahs like, why are they
why are they going?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I mean, listen, I'm not saying I dislike them. I
think that they're They're fine. It's just that it seems
like a weird choice. It's just an odd choice. Yeah,
it's just an odd choice. It's a very odd choice.
Speaker 2: But okay, and then if you could read this next
week comes from Michail Michael Olsen, who has written for
not the Bee, The Federalist, and others. If you want
to read.
Speaker 1: His take, it's Charlie Kirk is schizophrenic. One minute he's
announcing ju hatred as a virus, and the next he's
rolling out the red carpet for the very carriers of
that virus, Tucker Carlson, Jack Psobiec and the rest of
the pseudo intellectual woke right circus to headline his flagship conference.
His philosophy seems to be this, better to have them
inside the tent pissing out than outside pissing in the problem,
these guys aren't pissing out, they're pissing all over the
inside of the tent. Kirk can't be this naive, what's
his angle? At this rate, the entire movement will be
nothing more than a rancid swamp of neo Nazi urine,
and Kirk will be the one who handed them the hose.
Speaker 2: Yi, guys, Yeah, so just know that this is a
this is a thing.
Speaker 1: Well, I guess I'm in a whole judgment until I
hear what they talk about.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, and maybe they were given some parameters.
I don't know. I don't know, but people are talking
about this for sure, and a couple I can't remember
if it was last week, maybe the week before, we
had played a clip from Tucker's show when he was
interviewing this cat named Dave Colum who was suggesting that
maybe we should have sided with Hitler during the war.
Do you remember that clip? It was so freaking.
Speaker 1: Bizarre and ridiculous, is what it was. Ridiculous, absolutely ridiculous.
Speaker 2: And the fact that Tucker does his whole oh yeah,
you know, like nodding along.
Speaker 1: Without pushback was also ridiculous.
Speaker 2: And so since then Dave Colum has been criticized heavily
and rightly so by a lot of different people, including
Ted Cruz, and so Dave Colum decided to tweet about it, saying,
this week I managed to capture the ire of Megan McCain,
Ted Cruz, and Mark Levin. That is the coveted dbht,
the douchebag hat trick. I wouldn't urinate on them if
their heads were on fire, just kidding. I would absolutely
urnate on them where they're whether they were lit up
or not. And so I loved Ted's response to that,
which was to say, prior to last week, I had
never heard of this clown.
Speaker 1: Now, I know two things.
Speaker 2: One that he and a fawning Tucker Carlson idiotically think
one can reasonably make the argument that we should have
sided with Hitler. And two he apparently wants to urinate
on me. No, thank you?
Speaker 1: Yeah what, I'm sorry? But wtf? Right, what kind of
a response is that? You lunatic? Yeah, that's how you're
gonna double down. Oh, I'll piss all over you. Okay,
and you're gonna say that to listen. I'm not a
fan of Meghan McCain, but you're going to say that
to Megan McCain. So you would have loved to see
how she responded. Seriously, Just what is wrong with these people?
Speaker 2: If this is trying to make himself seem more reasonable, yeah, bail,
I would have failed. We should have sided with Hitler,
and that makes you seem reasonable?
Speaker 1: Okay? No, I mean like they are. They're completely insane.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's bananas, absolutely bananas in one piece of good
international news. Because we saw Macrone, we saw a bunch
of other countries say, oh, we're going to recognize a
Palestinian state at the UN meeting this fall. Canada's PM
says the country will not join in that recognition of
the Palestinian state, and that was welcome and kind of
surprising news, So just wanted to point that out there. Unfortunately,
there are a lot of wackos who are drinking up
this anti Semitism even when.
Speaker 1: It hurts their own cause. And namely there's a.
Speaker 2: Group called Jewish Voices for Peace which is pro Palestinian,
which is freaking bizarre. And Nate Friedman caught up with
one of the women who is a big part of
Jewish Voices for Peace. It's so psycho that she is
a Zooran Mom Donnie supporter, especially when you hear her
personal circumstances.
Speaker 1: Listen to this.
Speaker 8: Do you feel that Israel is necessary for the security
of Jews worldwide?
Speaker 25: I do not, okay, And why is that?
Speaker 1: That's very interesting?
Speaker 17: Well, I'm a child of the Holocaust.
Speaker 1: My parents were in that.
Speaker 17: My father was in Auschwitz and my mother was in
Tresian Staut the whole war.
Speaker 8: Your father survived Auschwitz.
Speaker 9: It's incredible because I.
Speaker 17: Don't believe that anybody can get security in an ethno
national estate.
Speaker 1: Okay, I believe that Jews security, my gun.
Speaker 17: Is living in a multi ethnic, multi cultural diverse.
Speaker 1: Are you supporting Mandani or Cuomo or Adams?
Speaker 17: I support Mundami, but not necessarily his policies on Israel.
I think he's just a principled person.
Speaker 8: Yeah, he's got good ideas.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and he brings us God.
Speaker 17: His political stances on issues beyond the state of the
big palistine state of Palestine or Israel I agree with personally.
Am one of these people who in nineteen eighty helped
found DSA America. They were known as Democrats Socialist Organizing Committee.
Speaker 1: I can't. I can't help this, broad, I can't how
do you even make how do you make sense of that?
Her dad SURVIVESU Schwitz and she's like, I support mom, Donnie.
Speaker 21: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I can't even wrap my brain around the idiocracy that
is this woman.
Speaker 2: Right, and she's talking about how Israel should not exist
as an ethno national estate when it is surrounded by
exactly that.
Speaker 1: I just I can't.
Speaker 16: Wow.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's like, what is that? What is that?
It's it's like a it's like.
Speaker 2: A self loathing that is beyond self loathing.
Speaker 1: It's like that. Yeah, it's like white people who hate
themselves for being white, just for being white. I don't
understand that. I don't understand that it's mentally ill. She's
mentally ill. Wow, I know, just incredible. Moving on, Bibe
has done Patrick Bette David's podcast. I think it's around
forty minutes or so, and it's out and available now,
and there was one clip that I wanted to share
from it. I haven't gotten a chance yet to watch
the whole thing. I'm very excited to do that.
Speaker 2: But one of the things that you constantly hear Candice
Owens and other idiots say is that Israel has total
control over America, that we are run by Israel, we
are owned by them. That's one of the tropes that
she constantly puts out there. And so PbD just asked
Bbe point blank about that, and his answer was perfect.
Speaker 11: The critics who say, you know, Israel owns America, you know,
Israel is who makes America do things they want him
to do, whether it's through APAC you know, whether it's
through you know, funding money, you'll typically hear this. This
has been overly said the last couple of years in
a major way, and there's a big there's a there's
a community of Americans that at this point believe that
whatever Israel wants, they make a phone call to America.
America better do or else. Do you agree with that?
Speaker 24: Absolutely not. I think it's full of hocum. First of all,
do you know President Trump? I sort of. I've known
him for many years. Short, you don't make him do anything.
He does what he thinks is in America's interest, and
he's very forceful about it when he sees allies who don't,
who don't step up to the plate. You know, he's
not shy about saying it. And we have a different
relationship altogether. It's not of one of coercion or manipulation.
It's one of common interests and common values.
Speaker 2: I just wish that this whole nonsense could be put
to bed.
Speaker 1: Yeah, those people won't buy it. You know, they're very propaganda.
It's really good, it's very effective. But he's absolutely right.
I mean, either they think that Trump is a totalitarian,
authoritarian dictator or they don't. Yeah, he's a dormat to Israel. Right,
pick a freaking lane. Pick a lane. Right. I don't know,
because they can you can't have both liberals. Mm hmmm.
Speaker 2: It's just I can't wait to watch that whole thing.
The reason for my name today is after Microsoft, and
it's because the Seattle headquarters of Microsoft got basically attacked
by this group called workers into Fada. And it's these
pro hamas psychopaths who busted in to the cees CEO's office.
And here is what that looked like.
Speaker 26: Hi everyone, I'm your former Microsoft borger. I'm here in
the executive building in Bradsmith, the president of Microsoft's office,
with current Microsoft workers, former Microsoft workers and other tech workers.
And we are here to demand meeting with Microsoft executives.
We are here to deliver our demands because they have
been refusing to answer all of our demand to end
their complicity in the genocide in Guzza.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, Microsoft is complicit in Israel's genocide.
Speaker 26: What and force starvation of hundreds of thousands of Palestinians
in Gaza.
Speaker 25: Are demands cut ties with Israel, called for an end
to the genocide, kay, reparations to Palestinians and work discrimination.
We cannot wait a second longer.
Speaker 27: Hereby Something's rats least Smith for the following crimes one
complicity and genocide, two, enabling war crimes, three involvement and
ethnic cleansing. Four I've bet for starvation, fine assessing, and kidnapping, torture,
failure to a fear will result and increased estallations against
yourself and all Microsoft executives.
Speaker 14: Signed your worker, we are not leaving. I'm you are
forced to confront the crimes that you did.
Speaker 1: She say that they were former employees or present both
m both.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 1: First of all, you fight it and you're also arrested.
Speaker 28: It's like, I mean, we see your faces and your starves,
and you saw the cops like right outside in one
of those shots, you saw the cops just waiting for
the right moment coming and just take all their nasty
asses out of there.
Speaker 1: And then after that the CEO spoke about it. It
turns out they tried to hide recording devices all throughout
his office, which was ultimately discovered. But here he is
reacting to the whole thing.
Speaker 23: We need to keep our workplace safe and secure. We
need to keep our employees these secure while we honor
the freedom of expression that is a hallmark of this
country in American life. But obviously, when seven folks do
as they did today, you know, storm a building, occupy
an office, lock other people out of the office, listing
devices even in crude form in the form of telephones,
cell phones hidden under couches and behind books. That's not okay.
When they're asked to leave and they refuse, that's not okay.
That's why for those seven folks, the Redmond police literally
had to take them out of the building. Two of
those seven only two of those seven are Microsoft employees.
One is a form of former Google employee. I think
it's the closest the Google employee has ever gotten to
my office in the twenty three years I've been here.
Speaker 1: Unreal. It's just that disgusting. It is domestic terrorism. Start
profiling these people, man, start doing it. And this is
the thing, Like you don't think that people now are
going to start looking around and being like, who am
I hiring? I'm going to look at I mean like
I sent you a thing the other day. I have
a realtor. I don't know. I don't know if we're
playing that today or not. I probably not holding it
because we didn't get to it right. There's a realator
in Austin that is profiling. He's basically saying, I go
out and if I don't hire people who are maga
because he can go out and he can do that.
It's his right. It's his right to hire whoever he
wants to hire. Well, the same should be true for
these people.
Speaker 14: I would be.
Speaker 1: Looking at socials and be like, are they like these
pro Palestine freaking whack job domestic terrorists. Don't hire them.
Don't hire them. They're going to be a problem for you.
Don't hire them.
Speaker 2: Seriously, And when they commit acts of genuine domestic terrorism,
as those people did, the consequences should be really severe,
like enough of this, we're booking you or arresting your,
fingerprinting you, and then you're back out and doing god
knows what else. They already threatened to escalate. We don't
know what escalate means, but when they target executives in
the way that they said that they would, it could
mean that we have another assassination of an executive of
a company. This has got to be stopped with consequences.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And if they're tech workers, you don't think they're
going to do that at every place they work. If
I were an employer, I'd be like, hell out, not
hiring your ass forget it, You're not going to work
anywhere losers.
Speaker 2: Exactly, exactly, all right, just a few little headlines. Before
we get to, of course, the biggest news of the day,
which is the big engagement, we will talk about that,
but we also want to share some other quick headlines.
One that there is apparently staff at the Vanity Fair
who is threatening to walk out if Milania Trump is
allowed to grace that cover. So apparently the global editorial
director has floated the idea of having Milania on the cover.
And then like there's a bunch of staff threatening to quit,
which I think they should absolutely allow them to do.
Speaker 1: Buye let them quit, let them quit, hire people who
actually know how to run a magazine and do it
and do it without bias.
Speaker 2: Let them quit, Let them quit. It'll probably make your
whole organization better. Right, maybe people can't handle the first
lady being on the cover.
Speaker 1: Maybe you'll actually start buying Vanity Fair again. You know,
I used to buy it in the nineties, in the
early two thousands. I haven't bought that garbage in forever,
and so I don't know. Maybe it'd be good for them,
look at that, that would be fantastic.
Speaker 2: This is I mean, people are they have become so
soft and intolerant and just awful.
Speaker 1: Absolutely awful. They're supposed to be the tolerant left, and
look how tolerant they are. Again, it's more projection and gaslighting.
This is who they are, This is who they really are.
They're intolerant, they're racist, they're bigoted. They're the ones who
make fun of her accent because she knows fine languages.
I mean, give me a break. She is the only
first lady who has been a model, at least the
one that wanted I know of, So put her on
the cover. Why won't they do that? Oh, that's right,
because they're biased. They shouldn't be biased, but.
Speaker 2: They are, and we all know they are.
Speaker 1: And even if she's on the cover, it's probably not
worth buying.
Speaker 2: But you could just see the cover picture and that's it.
Speaker 1: Also in news.
Speaker 2: News, we had an announcement from Badya Ungar Sarkhan, who
said that she is thrilled and humbled to be joining
News Nation as the weekend host of a brand new
show called Batya. She says the program will feature interviews,
a panel to debate hot button issues, and her own
analysis of the week's news.
Speaker 1: That's so fantastic. She's very very deserving of that.
Speaker 2: She's fantastic, so talented, so that's going to be interesting,
interesting show to check out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and then.
Speaker 2: There was this really sweet moment that happened in New
York City thanks to Mayor Adams yesterday, and it's the
DJ Daniel got himself a deputy mayorship.
Speaker 29: You might remember when President Trump made Daniel an honorary
Secret Service Agent. Well, now Mayor Adams is naming Daniel
as the next Deputy Mayor of Public Safety for New
York City.
Speaker 3: Of Deputy Mayor of.
Speaker 4: Deputy Mayor public Safety of Public Safety.
Speaker 18: Of the City of New York, of the City of
New York, according.
Speaker 19: According to the best of my ability.
Speaker 1: According to the best of my ability.
Speaker 28: So help me, God, help me God.
Speaker 1: Congratulations, Hey, he's city.
Speaker 2: I love that kid, I know, and I just love
all these moments because I'm like, yay, he is alive,
you know what I mean, Like he's still kicking, and
I just love that.
Speaker 1: Love that.
Speaker 2: Many many, many many moons ago, I think for my birthday,
you got me a Reagan Bush eighty four T shirt,
which I own to this day and a wear to
this day. But I didn't realize that this is becoming
like a trendy hip thing for gen Z's and so
apparently they love this t shirt and they say it's
because Reagan is still a vibe.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I love it.
Speaker 17: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I have a hat. I wear a Reagan Bush hat
all the time. That's so funny. That's the greatest. That
is That is great. It just shows you that gen
z I think is going to be. They are the
next conservative, uber conservative generation. I love it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I just thought that was super super cool. So
I wanted to share because I definitely still love my shirt.
Speaker 1: Love it all right.
Speaker 2: So I know there's gonna be people. I know there's
gonna be tons of you who are like, nobody cares
you guys, like it or not. The Taylor Swift Travis
Kelcey engagement is a huge, huge story. They are essentially
America's royal couple. Whether or not you care about them
is irrelevant because so many people do that we ended
up having to talk about this as the big news story.
So Taylor Swift posted on our own Instagram, your English
teacher and your gym teacher are getting married with a
big explosive and also posted some photos about that, which
you'll see a little spread of here. There was his
backyard in his mansion in Kansas was where they had
this proposal, all kinds of flowers and beautiful surroundings and
a humongous diamond ring worth probably about a million dollars.
And so that obviously made huge, huge news yesterday, to
the point where even Trump had to comment on it
during the cabinet meeting.
Speaker 14: Serious questions.
Speaker 17: But I have to tell you the biggest pop culture
news of the year growth.
Speaker 29: While we were in this cabinet meeting, Travis Kelcey and
Taylor Swift are engaged in reactions.
Speaker 30: Well, I wish a lot of love. Yeah, I think
it's I think you said a great player. Maybe he's
a great guy. And I think that she's a terrific person.
So I wish they have a lot of love.
Speaker 1: That was a lovely thing to say, Look, a perfect
thing to say, very lovely. Right, And marriage is awesome
and it should be celebrated. And I hope the girls
and her cult will see this as a sign that
the patriarchy isn't the scary pariah that they all thought
it once was. Right. I think that that's great. And
then and men are actually great, and maybe this will
show them that men are actually great. Having a partner
in life is great. Having children and raising them together
is great.
Speaker 2: I hope that they so many babies.
Speaker 1: I hope they have. She's thirty five, so she's gonna
be pushing it, but I hope they have a ton
of babies. The only thing that bothers me a little
bit about this engagement, besides the fact that I just
can't stand both of them, is that is the whole
your English teacher and Jim Teacher are getting married that
I was like, really, because I mean, you're worth one
point six billion, Taylor.
Speaker 2: So that's from a song, right, That's from one of
her songs where that is what happened in the song.
Speaker 1: I thought I could be wrong, maybe, but I think
part of it is I think my thing is that
she always tries to be so relatable to people. And
that's where I get kind of irritated with her, because
she's not relatable. And I think that's what I have
a teenage daughter and you don't, and so I like
I have. I have been subjected to way more Taylor Swift,
I think than you have, which is why I don't
really like her. And I've watched the movies and I've
had to do all the things, and I think she
just tries to be I'm the normal girl.
Speaker 19: She's not.
Speaker 1: She's a billionaire and she, you know, has a lot
of you know, she has a lot of clout, she
has a lot of influence on this generation of girls,
and so, you know, I with that comes great responsibility,
I believe. And so I think that you know a
lot of things that she said, she's gotten involved in politics.
I hate that. And so you know, she's not an
English teacher. It makes fifty grand a year, she's not.
And he's not a gym teacher. They're very, very wealthy,
and they live a very privileged life, and they're not
normal people. So you can't really say that you are. However,
I'm very happy that they're getting married, and that's great,
and I do hope that this will change her mind
on things like abortion and things like that, because having
a family and raising children together with the man that
you love is the most wonderful thing. That's what it's
all about. It's not about your career. It isn't. It
just isn't. Your career is great. We have great careers
and it's been wonderful. But being a mom and being
a wife and having a family, I mean that's what
it's all about. I think she's starting to realize that,
you know what I mean. So I hope that that's
the case for her. I wish that, yeah, I think.
Speaker 2: I mean, I I can't help but just be pleased
for them and happy for them. And I just think
it's great. I mean, there's no bad messaging here right now.
Of course, her ring is a million dollar there are zillionaires,
so you know. And of course they had like a
beautiful floral proposal and it was all magical and romantic.
I mean, of course, and I'm sure that the wedding
will be I don't even want to think about the
It's going to be like endlessly talked about, endlessly talked about,
and it's just huge news. But to all of your points,
I think the messaging is.
Speaker 1: Necessary, particularly for her fan base, who is more apt
to become those girls who are like swearing off guys
and being boss girls.
Speaker 2: They need the positive messaging of a coupling promising their
lives to one another. So that part is really really good.
Speaker 1: It's fantastic. I love it.
Speaker 2: Now. Some of the reactions, as you might imagine, from people,
even in the news, there's a gal I don't know
her name. You'll see Olivia something from CBS who got
wind of this engagement news, but right before she was
about to go on the air and report like probably
actual news, and she was overcome. And this is the
kind of reaction that I've seen multiple videos of. It's
so over the top, ridiculous. You don't know her personally.
Speaker 1: There's you can be happy for any couple getting married,
but this is over the top.
Speaker 2: It's Olivia Rinaldi.
Speaker 31: Taylor Swift is engage. Taylor Swift is engaged. This come
back to me. She just posted it. Oh my god,
oh my god.
Speaker 9: Oh it's huge.
Speaker 2: The ring is joinormous.
Speaker 1: This is so exciting.
Speaker 31: Oh my god, oh my god, oh my god. It's
on her Instagram. It's on her Instagram. It's on her Instagram.
Oh my god, Oh my god, Oh my god, Oh
my god, my god.
Speaker 1: I feel like Paul Revere right now.
Speaker 31: This is a very exciting moment for me in my
professional career because I get to announce that Taylor Swift
and Travis Kelcey are engaged. As you're talking to Joe Lang,
our lovely producer, Gabby Aike texted me and said, Taylor
that's engaged, and you can see it right there.
Speaker 1: On her social media.
Speaker 31: She put it up in that post that they got
engaged with the caption your English teacher and your gym
teacher are getting married with a little dynamite dynamite sign there.
Speaker 1: So yeah, I.
Speaker 2: Think, but it's a little bit of an overreaction.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there are a lot of like third old or
thirty something women that are like that, which I think
is another reason why people like me get the ick.
You know.
Speaker 2: It's yeah, that's that I got it from that.
Speaker 1: I get the nick over that. I'm just like, she
is almost forty years old, like ew. Yeah.
Speaker 2: And then I don't know what university or college this is,
but this news actually inspired a college professor to cancel class.
Speaker 1: Behold hello class.
Speaker 27: As you know, we were supposed to have a biocam
midterm today, but Taylor and Travis just got engaged to
this inornation.
Speaker 4: I can't focus, focus classes.
Speaker 2: Canceled, get out of here, bio kim midterm day. I
can't what is even I would be so pissed as
a parent my canceling class for this, I actually would
be pissed as a student.
Speaker 1: I would be like they did not seem pissed. Were
supposed are we supposed to be learning? Who gives a ship? Like? Yeah,
oh my god, yeah guy that the guys that are
in there that listen to metal are like, I'm sorry,
who's Taylor Swift? What's what's going on? What's happening?
Speaker 2: But I mean that the college professor too admitted that
he couldn't even concentrate.
Speaker 1: Dude, he's he's James Commy. He's gonna call James Commy
later and be like, you want to fangir al together?
My god, they got engaged. Oh my gosh. Well, the
Babylon Bee absolutely all over this story in so many ways.
Speaker 2: Here are a few of their headlines. One was Travis
kell says he'll write his own wedding vows as soon
as he learns how to spell psyched.
Speaker 1: This is the greatest. Oh my god, I love it.
Speaker 2: And that was just the first one. They also had
this headline, Taylor Swift engagement overturned as referee determines Travis
Kelsey's knee did not touch the ground.
Speaker 1: I love it.
Speaker 2: And then the last one I think they had three,
Travis Kelsey wonders if it's too late to ask Taylor Swift.
If she's the one who sings wrecking.
Speaker 1: Ball, what is he wearing? What is that?
Speaker 2: Oh god, his fashion sense is close bike.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And then lastly, a guy that we have been desperately
trying to get on our show and hopefully will sometime
in the near future. James Sexton, who is just a
fascinating divorce lawyer to listen to. I'm obsessed with him.
He also weighed in on the Taylor Swift upcoming nuptials,
and here is his advice.
Speaker 8: Taylor, James Sex and America's divorce lawyer trusted prenup, longtime fan,
A little in the closet about it. That's okay, a
lot of us are we singing in the car? It's fine.
Congratulations on the engagement. You and Travis love it, very excited. Prenup.
Preen up, preen up, preen up, preen up. You've had
a lot of breakups in the past. We know we
get some great albums to thank for it. Prenup. All
marriage is in the either end death the divorce. I
hope yours ends in death. I know that sounds morbid,
not what I mean I need it, but I hope
you guys last together forever. But prenup can't say it
enough times to you, Taylor prenup. Taylor, Taylor prenup. I'll
do it for free.
Speaker 24: Hit me up.
Speaker 1: That's a big offer because he charges a lot billionaires. Yeah,
well he's she he's worth one point six billion, he's
worth ninety million. So she needs a prenup, definitely needs
He needs a prenup. She's got to get that.
Speaker 2: There's nothing un romantic about it. You and I have
changed our minds about prenups after listening to James Sexton. Actually,
and he's well worth a listen. If you don't follow him,
you absolutely should. Okay, it is going to take us
like seven hours to get through the thank yous today because.
Speaker 1: So many thank you Let me make sure I get
the ones from yesterday first, and then I have gifts.
I know, I know, there's so many things.
Speaker 2: Okay, So first of all from yesterday and early early
this morning, Amanda Barnard said, I went to check the
girl's swim roster. Six of the twenty five are from
other countries. By the way, for all the razorback haters,
our swim and gymnastics girls are pretty phenomenal.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're fast six out of twenty five is not okay. Yeah,
it's not okay. There's not okay. One of the things
that we look Yeah, it's one of the things we
look at.
Speaker 2: She also said, Daisy, my friend sent her kid to
a top USA engineering school and a professor told her
she needed to go to the University of Arkansas Fayetteville
because their engineering program was way better than the one
she was enrolled in.
Speaker 1: Oo pig, She's looking at University of Arkansas, Little Rock.
She's looked at that one. I'll have to check into Fayetteville.
So there is that.
Speaker 2: Then this morning, Tammy Grant said, Happy birthday, Daisy Hope.
You have a fabulous day in an amazing fifty four
you Tammy, and gay Olsen Oberslinsky said, Happy birthday, Amy, Joe.
Dad joke Wednesday, what do you call a deaf gynecologist
a lip reader? Take my money and enjoy your day,
my good And then also on Venmo, let's see. Kelly
Wiseman said, happy dad joke Wednesday. Jerks, why is camping
not for everyone?
Speaker 1: It is too intent?
Speaker 2: Yes, I get it, so.
Speaker 14: Your name.
Speaker 2: Nay Do said, Happy birthday, Amy Joe Hope.
Speaker 1: It is full of Joy.
Speaker 2: Carmen Perez Seemson said, my son and his girlfriend live
in downtown Chicago.
Speaker 1: I worry about them daily.
Speaker 2: She was raised in a suburb there, so she feels safe.
I pray they leave when they have kids.
Speaker 1: I don't blame you for that. Yeah. And then over
on Locals, Puzzled eighty sixty said, Hubby and the boys
asked me to cut their hair the other day.
Speaker 2: I laughed and said, sure.
Speaker 1: Just call me Marco love you chicks balls, because it's
like her seventh job, not me, all right now you okay,
Marcy paralyzed. Happy birthday, Daisy from the early Morning tailgaters,
have a wonderful day. Lots of love. Thank you, see nuons.
Good morning and happy birthday, Daisy. Buy yourself a cocktail.
I'll have a drink for you and my COGR family
when I get to the Bahamas Friday morning, or maybe
at the airport at five am, Balls, Bahamas. That sounds lovely,
Tim foolery. They say it's your birthday. They say it's
your birthday. Happiest of birthdays to my Tono dance partner.
See you and fort Worth hek you out. We're gonna
dance him stroke, Jen. Happy birthday, Daisy, Thank you, Brian Brumley.
My grandson can't decide if he should be a barber
or a proctologist. He's going to flip a coin, heads
or tails. Happy hilarious birthday, Amy Joe CSD nine to one.
Happy Happy birthday, Daisy, Betsy Ellis Hughford five four one five.
Happy Happy birthday, Daisy. Thank you. Sue Eiers three one
one seven. Hey, mok, can we get a hair tutorial
for today's Look? Are you joking? I know we gotta
get one. You gotta like do a hair tutorial, Karen.
Speaker 2: My hair is unwashed and just twisted. That's like I
don't know how to tutor.
Speaker 1: I have to do it. You're gonna do a tutorial,
Karen kirk Cursio four six seven eight. Thank you for
that supersticker stroke. Jen Quince has great jeans, Yes totally.
Leah Shallock six one four four Yam Huladette sa make
am I saying that right, Daisy.
Speaker 2: I do not know Hebrew very well at all.
Speaker 1: AHD one twenty. I don't know what that means, but
I'm trying.
Speaker 27: Sure.
Speaker 19: It's nice.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Leah. Sid's tips Happy birthday, Daisy, have an
amazing day. I told Powerball just to give our pool
the eight hundred and fifteen million dollars winnings for your birthday.
Would that'd be great? Solved so many of my problems
right now. Melissa Tuttle thirty thirteen, Thank you for that supersticker,
and thank you Melissa for the Happy birthday. Becky Anderson
five forty five. Happy birthday, Amy Joe. I hope you
have the best day. Thank you chicks for all you do.
Thank you. Tadiyana Ebert nine five two four, Happy birthday,
Thank you. Michelle Curtin. Happy birthday, Daisy. Have a beautiful
day and year. Thanks for brightening our mornings. Thank you,
Michelle Geenehiger. Happy birthday, Daisy. You're a doll. Love you, hun.
Buy a cup of coffee or a mohito now take
my money, jerk. Thank you, Curio two three sixt nine.
What does one boob say to the other boob? If
we don't get some support, people will think we're nuts.
Take my money, Jerks. Merry birthday, Daisy, Thank you, Curio.
Aaron Kreeger, happiest of birthdays to you, Daisy. I hope
you have the best day and treat yourself. Want to
hear a joke about pizza? Are you sure you want
to hear it? No? Never mind, it's too cheesy. Take
my money. Thank you, Aaron stroke Jin. I adore how
libs post videos revealing their epic plans as if the
Internet only reaches people who agree with them. Thanks for
the hens up, Goombaz. That's right, Cynthia Shortened five three
four eight. Thank you for that supersticker. Patrick Connelly four
two two nine. Happy birthday, Daisy. Your friendship with mak
is the greatest gift you get asked for it. That's
the truth. Enjoy this day and all the days that follow.
We are very blessed, indeed, thank you, Patri sus M. Carmona,
Hey chicks. Why do some people get heartburn whenever they
eat birthday cake? They forget to take off the candles.
Happy birthday, Daisy, love you, Thank you, Elwens. Happy birthday, Daisy,
dad j up Wednesday. Why did the Mexican take anti
anxiety medicine for his panic attacks?
Speaker 2: My house panic?
Speaker 1: I get his panic attacks. My house is haunted by
a chicken, a poultry geist, a foul spirit. I'm calling
an exorcist to help it cross to the other side.
I love that so much. Scrappy Nico Taylor Swift grew
up in Berks County, Pennsylvania. Happy birthday, Daisy. Okay, yeah
all right, she did. Dst plov in the Chicks. Happy
birthday days. You guys are a bright spot each morning.
Thank you. It's very sweet.
Speaker 29: Melo.
Speaker 2: DSTP Loving the Chicks.
Speaker 1: DSTP Loving the Chicks. Okay, sorry, I screwed that up.
Melanie week seven. Happy birthday, Daisy, and Happy fifth birthday
to my sweet granddaughter Evelyn. Happy birthday to Evelyn cal
Ford four nine oh nine. Happy birthday to my my
I'm Grayson ten years old and Daisy. I made him
go to school because he will go to work when
he becomes an adult. As I told him. He's very
special to me, but not to everyone else.
Speaker 28: That's good.
Speaker 1: We all got to work on our birthdays. Heather Castle
nine two one nine. Happiest of birthdays to you, Daisy.
I watch you ladies every morning. Enjoy your special day.
Thank you. Heather Jose, Texas fifteen Morning from Texas Chicks.
What did the horse say after a trip? Help? I've
fallen and I can't get you up, take my money.
Thank you, jose Kristin Thompson nine three two nine. Happiest Birthday,
Daisy jumped on quick to wish you a blessed day,
putting the chicks in my back pocket until later. Grateful
for you both. Thank Kristin. Sandy says read Vanity Fair reference.
I'm a construction magazine editor. In January twenty twenty one,
I ran the headline keep Calm and pave on for
my editor's note. I ran the same headline with the
same messaging in January twenty twenty five guests which one
sent leptists into connections? Why, I mean, that's what I guess.
It's like I can't handle that. Liberals leftists are there
very weak?
Speaker 2: Am I missing?
Speaker 24: Like?
Speaker 2: What would be offensive about that? I don't cannot keep
calm and pave on.
Speaker 1: I don't know. That's I guess. I don't know. They
must be offended by it. It's kind of crazy. What
in the world, Brian Brumley, that was Reagan who asked
Trump about the engagement?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Reagan, Reese, that was Reagan.
Speaker 1: Oh it is our Reagan, and I love that so good.
Elizabeth Boyer nine three nine zero. Happy birthday, Daisy. I
hope you have an absolutely fantabulous day. Much love to you.
Thank you. Elizabeth Leanne T Nineteen seventy five. My hubs
graduated from Texas Tech Electoral Engineering School. Happy birthday. I'd
love it if she would go to Texas Tech. They
do not have swimming, so that one's off the table, unfortunately,
because we really love Texas Tech. Marcia Dotson six three
three four. Thank you for that supersticker. Jennifer Young n
seven five four eight, thank you for that supersticker. And Jose,
what the hell and missed your birthday announcement since I
was late. Here's some wad for you to treat yourself.
Happy birthday. Thank you, Jose. I got it the first time.
It was very sweet. You guys, well bring it in.
I have two big gift from mock and then another
sweet little gift that I got from somebody else that
I wanted to recognize. So you guys are going to
stick around. I'll let you know. So this first one
I got sweet card from dear Patty. Sweet Sweet Patty
from the Insiders says not my first rodeo on it,
and they had a great letter in it and then
it said forget the she shed I need a bitch barn.
That's what I said on the inside, which I love.
Thank you, Patty she always Okay, I forget from mock
you guys. First of all, we always spoil each other
on our birthdays. This is what we do. We don't
do Christmas, we just do birthdays. First of all, it's
just this blanket. It is so soft and cuddly. I
love this bank so much, you guys, I cannot tell
you how much I love blankets. So I love this.
I'm gonna say I gotta say the best.
Speaker 9: For a laugh.
Speaker 1: I got this Texas blue bonnet sign, which I love.
Your favorite. I love bluebonnets. You're my favorite. I got
this great it's a coaster set and it's like a puzzle. Okay,
so it's like coasters, but there it's a puzzle that
you put together. So you know, I'm all about like
the puzzles and stuff. Which there's another epic puzzle kind
of thing that I get to do. I've got Life
is better with cows, my bug. You guys will see
that in the rotation. I got this great book. Okay,
it says, y'all need this book, and it's all about Texas.
It has all this stuff about like everything you ever
wanted to know about Texas is in this book. It
is so fantastic. I cannot wait to read the whole
thing and it'll be on my poppy table. I love
it so much. And then I got a really great
hat that says faith on it, which is so me.
It's to match your tattoo. I love it. It does
match my tattoo. I've got a tattoo right there. It's
just like my tattoo. And then this thing I I
vaguely remember her showing something on the air about this.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we did. I did it on purpose to see
if you.
Speaker 1: Would like it. It is okay, So it's like a bookshelf.
Do you see things are falling out? Books are like
a bookshelf. Okay, And it has all these little books
and I'll show you what they look like. But there's
I mean, they're real books, you guys, real actual me
tiny like here's a Good Girl's Guide to Murder by
Holly Jackson. Okay, it's meantess you see it. It's like
a tiny book. I will spend like, instead of doing puzzles,
I will sit and I will organize these books. Okay,
it's color bound, like you know, like title thing. It's
like somebody that has you know, like ADHD or whatever
that just wants to sit and it's not reading. It's
like I will organize. I will sit and I will
organize according to color. I will organize according to author.
If I just have a day where I'm like I
need to distress, this is what I will do. Like
this is my jam you guys, because I love.
Speaker 2: It's so funny, because I would absolutely hate it.
Speaker 1: But I knew that she would be like, oh my god,
I get to organize something. He's my favorite. I am
so excited about it. I take a tiny little bookshelf
and then I can like dump them all out and
then reorganize them because I love I'm a yes, it's
like very OCD. My daughter knew exactly what it was
when I was like, look at my husband's like what
the hell is that? And I go, my god, it's
an organizing mini bookshelf and he's like why they So
she knows me mock knows this is like the perfect
like de thrust her for me because like an organize
so great.
Speaker 2: Yeah, where it would make me like so anxious because
I would be like, I'm just gonna throw them in
there and be done, and she's.
Speaker 1: Gonna be so meticulous. I'm so excited. I cannot wait
to not have to work this afternoon so I can
organize an entire bookshelf and then i'll show it to you, guys.
I'll have to show it to you this week after
I organize it. I'm very excited. I'm going to do
it by color first. It's going to be my color.
You guys, very excited I thought it. I'll take another
Randy thank you for the birthday shout out. Thank you Randy,
so you guys, thank you for all the birthday love.
It's going to be a good day. Apparently there's a
surprise for me this afternoon. We're probably going to go
to dinner. I don't know. They may surprise me with
like a giraffe, right or something. I don't know my
family's but we'll see what's going to happen. And just
love you guys, thank you so much for all the
birthday wishes. It's going to be a wonderful It's already
been a wonderful birthday. It'll be a wonderful day even
though it's a Wednesday. You know you can have great
birthdays on Wednesdays. Everybody, have a great Wednesday, and we'll
talk to you tomorrow. Wow. Thank you,