Speaker 1: Hey, everybody, Happy Tuesday. What's going on? Okay? Coming up
on today's show, Kamala. She follows in Biden's plagiarizing footsteps.
You guys, it's a play, guys, I know, right. Also,
Kamala continues to mess up interviews. Not surprised by that either,
and random celebrities are stumping for Kamala as if we
give half a crap. All of that and so so
so much more, I am post hired.
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That is my thanks, my prediction to be famous last words.
Speaker 3: And we have already some thanks to give to Alexandra,
who says good afternoon.
Speaker 1: She is overseas, so it's afternoon for her. Oh okay,
it's good afternoon.
Speaker 3: Today. I'm headed to the grocery store to pick up
the finishing touches of.
Speaker 1: Your care packages, oh my gosh, before heading to Paris
this weekend.
Speaker 3: Fifteen pounds lighter and then I'm home next Wednesday.
Speaker 1: How long have you been there to be fifteen? Yeah,
it feels like a while, right, petty, petty.
Speaker 3: And then also from Shelley Randolph, she said for Daisy's
new fly swatter.
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Speaker 3: And then Alexandra also, this was on PayPal yesterday, she said.
Speaker 1: Last week.
Speaker 3: On Tuesday evening, a documentary on NASA was being shown
on Croatian TV. One of the people starring in the documentary,
let's call her word Salad Sally, sounded exactly like Kamala Harris.
I wanted my brain cells back after listening to her.
So I'm not surprised when NASA celebrated their pride flag.
Look at who they're hiring.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so dumb indeed.
Speaker 3: Also, we need to just mention a couple things before
we show you some more headlines and videos, and that
is that I don't have clips from this because I
didn't even know how to show it well.
Speaker 1: But Trump did a rally last night in Philadelphia, or
was going to.
Speaker 3: He was going to do a town hall basically and
take audience questions, but two people had like medical incidents
of some sort. They're fine, but they had to be
taken away, and so Trump decided in the midst of
the town hall. I think he took two questions, and
then after there were these medical incidents, he was like,
you know what, let's just play music. He stood on
the stage and just sort of jammed out like several
songs in a row.
Speaker 1: Really, he did his like Trump dance, he did the YMCA.
Speaker 3: He he like just kind of swayed along with some
of his old favorites that are like more classical. Yeah,
it was a little odd, I gotta say. And then
that was it that they didn't really do any more questions.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he loves music. He does love music, Like he
was up there swaying to take party role. Really yeah. Yeah,
the the Catalina Wine mixer song exactly, the FN Catalina
Wine mixer you guys.
Speaker 3: I mean, so that happened, and it was just odd,
and I didn't know how to show you how odd.
Speaker 1: It was, so I just wanted to make sure to
tell you. Okay, Yeah, everybody checked out.
Speaker 3: So apparently Kamala is her team is now pestering Joe
Rogan to get on his show now that she knows
that Trump's gonna be on it. She wants for equal time,
and I can't imagine he wouldn't do that. I mean,
I'm sure that he probably would, so likely we're gonna
see both of them.
Speaker 1: That will be a nightmare for her. Oh god, it'll
be a nightmare. There will be no editing. Oh no,
oh my three hours of grilling by Joe Rogan. It'd
be better if they were together. Wouldn't it be great
if they were together. God, that would be such a
beautiful thing. It would be so wed. Yeah that, Oh
my god, it would be amazing, curious. It won't ever happen,
but yeah, that would be awesome. Just do like the
two in one and done right. I mean, I can't
imagine anything more glorious. Now, I just didn't count on it.
I cannot imagine her on Rogan though. It's gonna be epic.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, so that is happening. And then also what
is happening. Oh first, I have to show this.
Speaker 1: Because I should for you.
Speaker 3: Yesterday, so somebody on Twitter, they were like, oh, yeah,
Daisy doesn't have blonde hair anymore, She's got more red hair.
Speaker 1: So she put like some information.
Speaker 3: I don't know how she did this shotgun kitty shout out,
but she put information into groc which is x's ai
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Speaker 3: So anyway, that happened. But the other thing that is
happening is that Kamala is going to be doing an
interview with Brett Beher.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 3: I know people have mixed feelings about him in our audience,
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Speaker 1: Like it's going to be I I it. I think
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her team is freaking out. I think, oh, that's clearly
they are. Yeah, that's why this is happening. If they
felt really sure about this election, and they were, you know,
they were like, this is going to be easy, pasy,
you guys, we got this in the bag. There's no
way they'd be doing this. No way, absolutely, no way.
Speaker 3: And we'll talk a little bit about the accusations that
Brett is facing as a result of this announcement, but
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So back to Brett. Yeah, so this announcement happened, and
both of us were kind of bummed because we realized
there's not gonna be any shows Thursday and Friday, so
we're not even.
Speaker 1: Gonna be able to talk to you guys about it.
Speaker 3: Sorry, guys, sucks, but we're this was our This time
off was planned for.
Speaker 1: A long time, long time in advance. Yeah, so you
go see your boy, you guys, She's gotta boy. Yeah.
Speaker 3: And so you guys just you're gonna have to watch
it because you're not going to be able to rely
on us to give you the lowdown.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're all just gonna have to maybe chit chat it.
We'll like maybe touch on it next Monday just a
little bit and just be like, remember remember when that happened.
Speaker 3: Remember, So Naturally, all kinds of people started tweeting at
Brett and accusing him of like making concessions and all
this sort of stuff. So one said, there's absolutely no
way Brett Bair agreed to any preconditions with the Harris campaign.
Knowing Brett I would expect a tough, fair interview. He
was glad to hear that. He said, thank you. There
were no preconditions to get the interview. No one has
the questions ahead of time.
Speaker 1: Accept me.
Speaker 3: No topic is off the table, and if there is
any editing, it will be minimal for timing and will
be editorially the same question and answer. We are pre
taping the interview right before my live show Wednesday in Pennsylvania.
And so somebody said to get this interview Fox and
Brett had to make so many concessions that this interview
will be as watered down as they come. Not interested,
And Brett pushed back and said, not true, no concessions
and thanks for watching while you have. And then someone
else said, Kamala Harris needs to answer hard questions and
be pushed back on hard if she deflects the fact
that it's pre taped is a concern, and he said
it will run as live in its entirety. It is
taped because they gave us a time just before my show.
We plan to run it uninterrupted and not edit it.
Speaker 1: Okay, well it's technically not it. I believe him too,
But it's technically it will run as live, but it
won't be live.
Speaker 3: It'll be like, literally, this happened twenty minutes ago here right.
Speaker 1: Right exactly, so they can't really edit it that much,
you know, if they're going to edit it. I agree
with him. It's going to be edited for time. That's it.
But I mean, yeah, I agree that he's probably not
going to give her questions in advance. He's going to
ask her questions. Now what those questions are going to be,
I don't know. I don't know. I don't know either.
He was actually taking suggestions.
Speaker 3: I saw on Twitter, and then of course he mentioned
this on CD last night.
Speaker 5: Be just before my show, I'll do my show live
in Pennsylvania. It'll be essentially live to tape, and no
stipulations on the questions, wide open. There's no caveats that
are coming to do the interview. So she'll take all
and any questions. And I asked the audience drop me
a line on x at Brettbaer or Instagram or Facebook
and give me some suggestions.
Speaker 1: I mean, there's so much to talk about.
Speaker 5: I think that the campaign realizes they have to do
more outreach and you know the countdown is on here. Well,
they are doing more ravaged to black males, but they've
only got three weeks left.
Speaker 6: Shouldn't you have.
Speaker 7: Done this three months ago?
Speaker 8: True?
Speaker 5: And I think they're realizing that there is a shift
in the polls. It may be small, but it is
noticeable towards the former president. And but we look at
all these numbers, John, and it's still within the margin
of error every one of these key swing states. So
we could be in for a long haul.
Speaker 8: Very tight.
Speaker 3: I don't know what to make of everything right now.
It is so close, which is horrifying.
Speaker 1: It is horrifying. You, I know, it shouldn't be even close,
you guys ever anywhere, Like I don't look at the
state of the country, I know, how is it even close.
Speaker 3: It's just it's crazy the level of hatred people have
for Trump that they'll lights like, I will vote for
my own suffering ye to avoid voting for him.
Speaker 1: This bad Orange man that I have tds or this
is the thing that is that is the only reason
that's it. Mock. Yeah, that is absolutely it.
Speaker 3: And now I hope that one of the questions that
Brettbear asks her is about this new accusation that she
is a big fat plagiarizer. So Christopher Ruffo, who, by
the way, is the same person that exposed you know,
all of the Columbia stuff, like he is the guy
that found out Claudine Gay at Harvard was a big
fat plagiarizer.
Speaker 1: He he's that same guy.
Speaker 3: And so apparently she wrote a book, had a co author,
but she co wrote a book that was published in
two thousand and nine called Smart on Crime, and it
has a whole bunch of stuff lifted not just from
other authors, but also straight.
Speaker 1: From Wikipedia, which is aesthetic. Why guys, why, I mean,
I not really that, but why can't she write around book?
Speaker 9: Right?
Speaker 1: But if she's so smart and she you know, went
to all these fancy schools, and she's a prosecutor, and
she's done all the trans national prosecution and bullcrat that
she talks about in every freaking interview, why can't she
write her own book. We wrote our own book. We
did write our own book. Yeah, So why can't these
I always get peeved by all these really important, smart
people that are in these high positions that don't write
their own books.
Speaker 3: Why why don't they do that the same reason that
they don't like parent their own kids right clean their
own homes.
Speaker 1: They just have money and they pay somebody else to
do it. I just get but that I listen, Okay,
Like I think if I had a ton of money,
I'd probably pay somebody to clean my house because that
would be great. I'd really enjoy that. But writing your book,
I know, it's such a national thing. It is it's
a personal thing. Plus that is like you're it's the
information in your brain, Like that is an ability thing.
You should be able to write your own book.
Speaker 3: So especially if you're so smart on crime. Right, so
lots to sort of dig into on this whole plagiarism topic.
So they called New York Post tried to call the
co author, and when they got her on the phone,
she said, oh, gosh, I'm afraid I can't talk to
you right now though I'm in the middle of something.
Let me go try to figure that out. Oh I
was quote from the Wow author and then of course,
The New York Times, the way that they positioned this
was so absurd. Their headline read, conservative activist seizes on
passages from Harris's books.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, we're seizing. I mean, listen, we're seizing now.
Speaker 3: And they hired their own plagiarism expert and said, well,
though it wasn't all that serious, and in fact, there
were just you know, none of the passages in question
really took the ideas or thoughts from another writer. They
just copied descriptions of programs or stats.
Speaker 1: Okay, so see, nothing is nothing is authentic about this woman, though,
I mean, so this is really not surprising. Is anybody
surprised by this? No, nobody should be surprised.
Speaker 10: No.
Speaker 3: So obviously Rufo was like delighted with the New York
Times interview.
Speaker 1: He was like, somebody hang this in the louver.
Speaker 3: The New York Times claims I seized on Kamala Harris's
serial plagiarism and admits later in the story that it is,
in fact plagiarism exactly, then calls noticing that it's plagiarism racist.
Speaker 1: Of course, Oh my god, of course they went there, guys. Yeah,
the horrible thing that she did noticing it and pointing
it out is racist, which is what is it? The
soft bigotry of low expectations, That's what that is. I'm real.
Speaker 3: Donald Donald says it was mostly peaceful plagiarism.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, it's just nuts, I know.
Speaker 3: Now, thankfully CNN actually confirmed you know what this actually
is play So good for CNN.
Speaker 1: They confirmed his reporting.
Speaker 3: And this is exactly what happened with his Claudine Gay exposure.
The New York Times tried to cover for her. CNN
told the truth, and then other publications shortly followed with
the truth telling, and then ultimately The New York Times
has to admit.
Speaker 1: Okay, well yeah it was. Yeah, but if you pointed
out it's racist, right, yeah, I mean it's still racist
to point it out because of her skin color, you guys.
I mean, she's she's so inauthentic. Everything about her. She's
just a puppet, right, She's about as authentic as a Kardashian.
Speaker 3: You have to love the fact that her publisher accidentally
replied all.
Speaker 1: To Christopher Rufolks.
Speaker 3: Apparently there was you know, the company accidentally set his
team an internal communication saying that their VP is saying,
don't answer any of these inquiries, just tend them all
to me like total in panic mode, which is so funny.
Speaker 1: So got it so great?
Speaker 3: And then JD Vance tweeted, Hi, I'm Jade Vance. I
wrote my own book, unlike Kamala Harris who copied hers
from Wikipedia exactly.
Speaker 1: And mine became a movie because it's actually interesting and
so as my life, which is also authentic and interesting. Yeah.
Speaker 3: And then let's not forget, of course, that she learned
this straight from her current boss. I mean, she's following
right in Joe Biden's footsteps. And then you found this
old Johnny Carson clip when this first happened, right Joe Biden,
which was absolutely perfect.
Speaker 11: One of the Democratic candidates is Senator Joseph Biden. Have
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Speaker 4: He went around and.
Speaker 11: Made a speech and apparently he quoted a I think
was a British politician, took his speech and kind of
paraphrased it as his own, and then the press got
on him, and then he was charged also with taking
part of Bobby Kennedy's speeches. And Biden says.
Speaker 1: Not to worry.
Speaker 11: You reassured your staff. He said, we have nothing to fear.
But fear itself.
Speaker 1: And then he became then he became president.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I guess we just decided that was not important
any longer.
Speaker 1: People just forgot right.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, Why why do we reward terrible behavior all?
Speaker 1: Also at the time I missed Johnny Carson, I miss no.
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endorse Donald J. Trump for President of.
Speaker 1: The said day. That interesting, despite the fact that Kamala
just went down there. What weird? Isn't that weird? It
didn't have a batch?
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, a little a little too late there,
huh Yeah. And then she also secured I actually consider
this a Trump endorsement. But Omerosa has decided to come
out in support of Kamala.
Speaker 1: I think that's a huge win for Trump. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Here's Morgan also says this is the best endorsement that
Trump could absolutely wish for. I think he's absolutely right.
Speaker 1: People are like, oh, Morosa, who I know, remember her?
She was awful, Oh my gosh, the worst mm hmm.
Speaker 3: And then she also nailed that all important endorsement from Geraldo,
So she's in great shape.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I think, just going back to Amrius, I think
if there's I think Trump learned a lot from his
first term, learned a lot, and he won't do that
in his second term. And one of the things he
learned was who not to trust. He trusted a lot
of people that he shouldn't have trusted, that stabbed him
in the back and who were just like in it
for their own agendas and they were just these selfish,
self serving jackals. So he won't trust people like that anymore.
And he also he probably learned not to trust a
lot of like the military industrial complex folks, and then
the scientists, people like the public health people member during COVID,
you know, Like, I mean, there's he probably learned. I'm
not speaking for him, but I would imagine that he
learned so much in that first term that he will
not do again. And that's a good thing. It is
a super I think that's a great thing. Yeah. Absolutely.
Speaker 3: Also, now, you know, and we talked about this a
lot yesterday, the fact that Kamala is so desperate now
that she realizes she's losing a lot of the black vote,
particularly black men, And so now she's like her entire
campaign is an overdrive trying to figure out how much
more do I need to pander to get these votes back?
And so just yesterday she announced a new policy, and
that is that she's going to propose a million forgivable
loans to black entrepreneurs, which is the most batshit thing
I've ever heard of, and also illegal, like it goes
against the Civil Rights Act.
Speaker 1: You don't get to just choose people.
Speaker 3: Based on their race right to get taxpayer funded, you know,
I mean.
Speaker 1: This is this is the panderiest pandering, Like how can
they not see that? I just it's like kids with
school loans. It's just every we are losing with you,
So I'm going to try to buy you with tax
payer money. I'm going to try to buy you. How
insulting is that they should be so insulted by this?
It's gross? Oh bad? And then like what are they
gonna do? What's the test for their blackness? How black.
Do they have to be? Do they have to be
as black as she is? Right? You know what I mean? Like,
what's going to be? How are they going to qualify
for this? This is such a nonsen one tenth black?
Can I have it? It's just gross. She's so gross.
They're all gross. And that is why I love this
next meme.
Speaker 3: This was like such a perfect thing liberal women after
electing Kamala Harris. Gas prices are ten bucks a gallon,
My groceries are two thousand a month. My rent is
six thousand for a two bedroom. A migrant gang has
taken over my son's school. But at least I can
have an abortion whenever I want.
Speaker 1: Right, and the person in office has lady parts. Whoo
oh my god, change you guys, hope change Yep.
Speaker 3: Some great news on the men in women's sports front.
We talked about this softball team. I think it's San
Jose State that has the trans person on the team,
and so there there have been schools one by one
that have been forfeiting their matches with this team.
Speaker 1: I think they're up to five schools now, yeah, right,
I love her.
Speaker 3: Steve Nevada just did it, and I love that the
girls from Utah State wore shirts that said boy cott.
Speaker 1: It's so great, isn't it great? Yeah, they're starting to
band together. So they're listening to people who have said
you got to not compete against these people, which I
guess at first I was like, this isn't gonna work, right,
But they're doing it. They're absolutely doing it. So there's
that it just sucks that they have to not do
the thing that they love in order to make a
statement that pisses me off. As a now of a
girl who swims, you know, it's like I would hate
it she had a bow out, you know.
Speaker 3: And we were talking about how ultimately this will mean
that San Jose State wins their conference, but like, how
will the girls feel about that? How will they look
at that victory? I mean, it's a totally unwarranted, undeserved.
Speaker 1: You're talking about You're talking about the biological girls on
that team who win it. You're talking about them.
Speaker 3: I'm talking Yeah, I'm talking about San Jose State University claiming,
oh we want our conference. I mean, it's the hollowist
victory of all time, is nothing. So one thing that
I will point out is particularly on the university of Nevada.
The actual school administration came out after the team forfeited
the game. The school came out and said they do
not represent our ideology when it comes to play, and
what we believe in as a university means that they
should play. However, so it's not us that's making that decision.
We're still going to hold the match and then the
can choose whether or not to play.
Speaker 1: Well, the school can suck it. I know the school
can totally suck it. Yeah, they can absolutely suck it.
That they're not standing by their girls, that's shame on them. Yeah,
these schools, man, they are just out of control with
this ideology bullshit. They don't want to lose their public money,
Yeah they don't. And shame on them for not having
I just for not having a moral compass and not
protecting these girls. Shame on them.
Speaker 4: Yep.
Speaker 3: Remember how we showed that, because Trump's done actually a
couple different things now. He's shown it at rallies and
then he released a separate ad using a bunch of
clips from Full Metal Jacket. Stanley Kubrick's Full Metal Jacket.
We showed one of them, I think it was last week,
and so a whole bunch of people because Stanley Kubrick
is no longer alive, and so people have been randomly
speculating that he would hate Trump using clips of his
movie to promote his candidacy. Well, his daughter Vivian came
out with a big old tweet about how her dad
would absolutely support the use of these clips, that he
was a supporter of Reagan, that he would very much
approve of saving America and indeed the world from the
highly destructive globalist forces threatening to take over the planet.
She said, knowing my father very well, I can assure
you he had a profound grasp of how paradoxical human
nature is, which accounts for her At the same time
he made anti war films, he had a great passion
for guns, and he had quite a few. So she said,
at the end, I feel very confident he would be
a Trump supporter and would forgive using full metal jacket
if it helps the cause of freedom.
Speaker 1: Capeche, capeche, that's my favorite. I love it. So she's
basically like Stfu, Right, isn't that fantastic? Yeah, it's fantastic
because everybody just claims to know him, and then she's like,
I am his kid. I know him, going to go
ahead and like speak for him, because you can't. Lord.
Speaker 12: I love that.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Years and years and years and years and years ago,
when we were doing radio, we had on our show
someone you might follow on Twitter, Charles D. W.
Speaker 1: Kook.
Speaker 3: And if you do not follow Charles, you absolutely should
because he writes brilliantly for National Review, and he writes
he writes.
Speaker 1: Headlines like this.
Speaker 3: It just made me laugh out loud when I saw
that he had written an entire piece called Kamala. Harris
is an idiot. But the descriptions get even better. He says,
and I quote, Harris isn't vague or careful or disinclined
to delineate her stance. She is wildly, catastrophically, incontestably out
of her depth.
Speaker 1: She's not light, excuse me, she's dull. She's not a dodger.
She's a fool. She's not joyful, she's imbecilic.
Speaker 3: She's a nullity of vacuum, an actress, an empty canvas
that is incapable of absorbing.
Speaker 13: A guy.
Speaker 1: I love him. There's been a better description of that.
It's just absolutely beautiful. He is a treasure. Charles C. W.
Speaker 3: Cook is a treasure and then imagine it with his
like super fancy twenty twenty British accent.
Speaker 1: Wee we've seen him speak and he just has he's
got such a British way about him where he just
delivers things and it's just sounds so lovely the way
he would deliver this, Like if he was delivering it verbally,
it would sound so nice, but yet he'd be just
completely dissing her so great. He's just glorious, absolutely glorious.
Speaker 3: It reminded me of do you remember do you remember
the best hate mail we ever got ever in our
entire life?
Speaker 1: Bile filled Herrodins is what we were called, spirit stapping
paranoid she devils. Some guy called us and he was I.
Speaker 3: Think he was British, Yeah, I think he was British,
but he was an ex.
Speaker 1: Pat like living in beliefs God, and he just he
insulted us in such a lovely way, my God like best.
It really was. We did a whole video on it
because we were so impressed by the way that he
insulted us. We were like, that is so and then
we had T shirts made. I was the bile filled
Herrodin and you were the spirit, stapping soulish devil. It
was beautiful. It really was like he tried, you know
what I mean, he puts some he puts some effort
into actually criticizing us. People are just like, I'm gonna
call you the C word. That's not good enough. No,
I mean, just if you're gonna do it, bring your
a game. Come on. Yeah. That was amazing, absolutely good
for him.
Speaker 3: Yesterday we talked about the fact that Kamala has come
out accused Trump of not being transparent because he has
not released his most recent medical records as she did
over the weekend, and Trump has some things to say
about it.
Speaker 1: I would like you to read his diettribe that he
posted on Attention Townspeople. I've put out I've put out
more medical exams than any other president in history, and
ace two cognitive exams. The doctor stated that my cognitive
exams were exceptional. I am far healthier than Clinton, Bush, Obama, Biden,
but especially Kamala. Also, I am far too busy campaigning
to take time from the twenty two days Left, as
I am using every hour of every day campaigning because
we have to take back our country from the radical
left people that are destroying it MAGA twenty twenty four.
But wait, there's more. Oh there's more, Oh there's more.
As to her completely desperate request for my medical statement,
she is dying to see my cholesterol, which is one
pint eighty. I have already provided them many times, including
quite recently, and they're flawless. However, I have just seen
Kamala's report and it is not good. According to her
doctor's report, she suffers from urticaria to find as a
rash of round red welts on the skin, that itch
and ten hensley, sometimes with dangerous swelling. She has hives,
you guys, she has. She also has allergic rhinitis and
allergic conjunctividis a very messy and dangerous situation. These are
deeply serious conditions that clearly impact her functioning. Maybe that's
why she can't answer even the simplest of questions asked
by sixty Minutes and others. What is this all about?
I don't have these problems. I don't He doesn't have conjunctivitis, rhinitis,
He doesn't have this stuff? What is the shit?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 1: What is it like?
Speaker 3: It means she had pink eye once and she just
had hives from time to time.
Speaker 1: That's what I love. He's like making it a thing. Yeah,
but hives are from stress. It's from stress. Why is
she so stressed? Listen and Matt if she's I'm just
putting this out there, Okay, if she has hives, now,
imagine the hives she's gonna get when she's and when
she gets into office and she has to deal with
I don't know, putin she'd be. Yeah, for sure, she's
going to be. Really there's going to be some cortisone needed,
you know, I know, But I love that he's acting
as though this is like a life and deaths of it.
I think he's just playing. I think he's like, Okay,
you want to you want to talk about our health records.
Let's talk about your urticaria and your rhinitis and your conjunctivitis,
talk about it. I just love all of that. Maybe
you know what she needs actually is some needs. She
does need some coat defense. She could just sprinkle it
all over her body on our hives.
Speaker 3: Now, I will admit, I don't know if this works
for people, but it does work for your cats, dogs
and horses. This particular product is the preventative powder also
a treatment powder which you do sprinkle all over their
fur and you just kind of rub it in. You
can sprinkle it in between their toe beans right into
their ears and then you just you know how, you
can like scrunch their ears a little bit, get that
right in there. And this treats tons of the reasons
that most people take their animals to the vet for
and put them on all kinds of prescriptions that cost
a bunch of money, but really all you need is
Coade Defense to treat most of the causes of the itchiness,
of the rashing, of the scaliness, or any of the
other skin conditions that your pets might have. And then
on top of that, they also have this amazing shampoo
which they do have a human version of by the way,
which is really nice. It's got the citrus smell and
it leaves all the actual like natural oils that you
want on your hair, same for dogs and cats.
Speaker 1: It doesn't strip them of.
Speaker 3: The oils that they need, but you still get clean, right,
you get clean, your animals get clean.
Speaker 1: Their products are freaking amazing. I love, love love them.
Speaker 3: You can get fifteen percent off of your entire order
at Coatdefense Dot com when you use code chicks.
Speaker 1: Maybe that's why dot com. Maybe that's why Kamala always
covers herseft from head to toe like in pants, suits
and like big time you know suits. Is because she
has the hives everywhere, Like she breaks out in hives
when she does interviews and stuff like that. Because you've
never seen her in like a short sleeve shirt or
anything sleepless or anything like that. Have you that's true?
Let's think about it. I'm really she's constantly covered. I
think the.
Speaker 3: Only time I saw forearms was remember when she wore
that god awful like floral shirt where she was dancing outside,
remember and she there was like remember it was like
maybe it was during Easter or something.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she was like dancing and it was it was
a bad outfit because that was if she she may
show her scales, if she shows parts of her body,
you know, I don't. Yeah, the saying.
Speaker 3: Also, you want to know who else weighed in on
the whole medical records.
Speaker 1: I can't wait, I can't wait. Who did it? Scott?
Speaker 14: Jenny Scott, come on our show, just hurry up on
our show.
Speaker 7: I think I think a couple of things. Number One,
if I were Harris. I wouldn't be leaning too heavily
into who's hiding what kind of medical conditions of people
who are want to be the president? Given her role
and lying about the condition of Joe Biden for the
last four years, that's number one. Number two. I don't
think this works for her. I think I'm back in
the same bucket I was earlier. You're not selling your
own candidacy. You're punching Donald Trump in the same way
every other Democrat we've ever heard from for the last
eight nine years has punched this guy. That's not the
problem with your campaign. We've heard all the attacks on Trump.
If she cannot sell her own candidacy any better than
just punching on him, I'm for her. If I were
in her camp, I just don't know what's going to
be enough.
Speaker 1: That's my view. But who is that chick staring at him?
I don't know. I think she was a liberal and
she was like, I need to hate him, but he's
so hot. You can tell, you tell she was secretly
on the down low hot for him. But she wants
to hate him, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: She wants to but it's not working for Sherresistible is
he is a little irresistible.
Speaker 1: He really is.
Speaker 3: Okay, last clip in this little segment, and then we
have some thank yous to dole out if I can
get my venmo to work, which is not.
Speaker 1: Working for some reason.
Speaker 3: I don't know, I'll get it, but anyway, they're amazingly.
The DOJ is suing the state of Virginia because Virginia
wants to remove They have the audacity to want to
remove non citizens, in other words, people not eligible to
vote from the voter rolls.
Speaker 1: And the Department of Justice is suing them for that
makes nothing sense. Okay, well, I think we all know
why they're doing that.
Speaker 3: Well exactly, And so Jake Tapper had Glenn Younkin on,
and you can tell that Jake Tappers like, why.
Speaker 1: Would you do something like this?
Speaker 3: Like that's kind of his attitude, and Glenn Youngkin explains
exactly why, just to.
Speaker 1: Honor that ninety day period.
Speaker 15: Well, let me just first begin it's anything but a
purging program. It begins with someone identifying themselves as a
non citizen. And I guess I would posit back to you.
Do you think that non citizens, when they've had self
identified as a non citizen should stay on the voter
roll and therefore be in a position to potentially vote
in a presidential I don't think.
Speaker 1: I don't think any non citizen should vote. How are
they self identifying?
Speaker 10: How does that?
Speaker 15: Thank God, they actually tick a box that says I
am a non citizen, or they do not answer the
question that they are a citizen, and therefore they self
identify that they are not a citizen in the United
States of America. And this is why this is so
out of bounds in my mind. From the Justice Department,
they fully understand this. They understand the process starts with
a person self identifying as a non citizen, and then
there is a map with that person's name on the
voter rules and they are given not just one but
up to three times in order to try to cure it.
And this is why I find this to be a
very very unreal moments. That is stunning that they filed
this suit twenty five days before presidential election, when in fact,
this has been going on in accordance with our constitution,
the federal constitution, and state law since two thousand and six.
Speaker 3: My god, I imagine fighting that like I just cannot
I know, and Jake being like, well, I don't see
what the problem is.
Speaker 1: I don't. I just don't see what.
Speaker 3: The people self identifying that doesn't even count all the
ones that aren't that are like I trided to.
Speaker 1: Vote who is not allowed because we don't check id's right.
And then there are people out there who are like
illegals aren't voting. Oh my god. Okay, oh yeah, my god. Right,
and Kamala was dutifully elected to believe do you believe
that too? You earned her spot? Good Lord, the people?
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, all right, let's thank some folks over
on locals Minnesota. Solar Baby says Kamala is a she
devil coat. Defense might work, yeah. Uh. Leah says, the
shrapnel that hit in my neighborhood yesterday fell right in
front of my friend's house. He wasn't there though he's
in the USA attending Trump rallies. Trump saved his life.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, wow crazy.
Speaker 3: The photo and the story, says. Bayer needs to ask
Kamala to define the word woman.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that would be great. I'd love that he won't
do it, though.
Speaker 3: Alexander says, I've been here in Europe for almost two months,
soaking up this last week and a half with all
the awesome food here.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, imagine, imagine.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Aaron Lemke says, sorry, it's not more but Bidenomics.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, it's plenty. Thank you so much.
Speaker 3: Just wanted to say thanks for all you do. I'm
training for a half marathon and could not get through
my runs.
Speaker 1: Without you guys. Keep up the good fow. I used
to do that back before I broke my back. Oh
those were those are fun marathon half You did a
half marathon with me? Did I? Did I did it?
Speaker 3: Or did I just?
Speaker 1: She did? Vibe it? I did. I forced her to
do one with me and then her toenail spell off
like the next day, you guys. This is what best
friends do.
Speaker 3: Yes, you guys, I just okay, I know the tangent,
but like, because I'm moving right, I was cleaning out,
like I'm just cleaning out everything, and up in the attic,
I had this book that I put together for Daisy
for her fortieth birthday, which has, like so many of
our earlier exchanges over instant messenger, and I have the
whole exchange from when she.
Speaker 1: Convinced me to do this freaking half marathon and the
way she sold it, I should have been a salesperson,
should have been in sales.
Speaker 3: Yeah, do you know what she's compared it to. She said,
you've done just walking through the mall. Y like the
same as just a mall excange.
Speaker 1: I mean, who has it? Who does it? Walk three
hours through the mall? I ask you, ladies. So that's
how I sold her. I'm like, you've done this, you
walked for like three hours, you can do this. And
so she did it, and the whole time she was like,
we're getting passed by nuns with a full habbit, full habit.
We got passed nuns because of me because I can't.
And then she just cursed me for weeks after when
her toenails fell off. It was awful. I will never
do it again. Karen Marisco, You're welcome.
Speaker 3: Karen Morisco says they have Biden Putt Kamala in charge
of the border. On video, Brett has to press this
makes me so mad how this gets dismissed. She needs
to explain border. It's a deciding issue. Love the Chicks, thanks, Yeah,
it's definitely should be a topic. Marilyn Ayrer says, good morning,
beautiful chicks. When you were talking about Kamala's hives. I
couldn't help but think about Woogie in something about Mary
Take My Money.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, I vaguely remember that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that movie so great, sore and gross.
Speaker 1: Yes, it was gross.
Speaker 3: All right, we have to talk about the ladies of
the view just for a moment. I promise it's not
going to be too awful. But you have to hear
Sunny Houston talking about the flawlessness of Kamala's campaign not
making this up.
Speaker 4: Look, I think that Kamala Harris has been running a
flawless campaign and that's why she raised billions of dollars,
a billion dollars. I think it's because of the momentum.
Speaker 9: That she has.
Speaker 4: I think it's because people believe in her, and I
think people are showing that by the amount of money
that they're willing to give to the campaign. I think
we have the press to blame for a lot of
this about you know what, but you always say you
don't believe in polls. I'm with you now because I'm
reading the press. First it was Kamala's not doing enough press.
Now she goes on this huge press tour.
Speaker 1: She was here with us.
Speaker 4: I thought she was fantastic, she was energetic. The crowd
went wild. It was electri CNN, Democrats grow anxious, Axios,
Blue Wall, Blues, Fox, Dems are scared to death. No,
Dems are not scared to death. The Dems are pumped.
What I would like the press to talk a little
bit more about is Trump is in hiding. He didn't
do the sixty minutes.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, he does not want to do it
at the debate.
Speaker 4: He's in mental decline. Obama's speech was captivating in Pittsburgh,
yet instead of talking about that, we're talking about what
he said before the speech to black men. I think
that the media has to do a much better job
than what they're doing.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, they're just not stumping enough for your girl,
not going hard enough for common not I mean, they
got their marching orders, but they're not getting their marching
orders hard enough. That's what it is. Because they're usually
on your side, and they usually are like controlling the narrative.
And that's listen, they do control the narrative, and it's
just not working enough. She's so mad about that, you
know what, And they say that we're in a colt.
Oh my god, it's again with the gas lighting, like
they're constantly saying, you guys are in a cult. That
is such cult like behavior, because to anybody with half
a brain, it's obvious that her campaign has been a disaster.
It's been a disaster. The only thing that keeps.
Speaker 3: It afloat is the media, right right, And I mean
to suggest that Trump is hiding is so just kodorically ridiculous.
Speaker 1: What it is? Every level, every single level. I can't yeah,
I know, right.
Speaker 3: So Trump was on We played a clip of him
on the same show. I'm not actually sure what show
it is, but this is the clip. Yesterday's clip was
him saying, oh yeah, I'm gonna be on Rogan. I
think that's in the works. This is the same show.
And on that same show, he talked about each of
the ladies of the view you.
Speaker 16: I know them.
Speaker 17: So Whoopies a filthy, filthy mouth on her. I went to,
I've hired Whoopee over the years, you know, at hotels
that I owned. We hired her once and I went
she was so filthy, disgusting, dirty with her mouth that
I the whole group left. There was nobody watching her.
She was a comedian, and you know what nobody knows this.
She said, I admire you so much. Would you do
me a favorite one? Would you do a cameo in
a movie I'm making? I did a cameo on some
crummy movies she made, and then I run for politics.
Joy is you know she thought the world was flat?
You saw that, right, She's Joy's dumb. The other one
worked for me. She writes a letter. One of them uttered,
whatever her name is, she worked for me in the yas.
She writes a letter, this was the greatest experience. You're
the greatest president. I love you. You're the greatest president.
There's nobody. We have the letter someplace. It's a letter
that she wrote when she left the White House. Then
all of a sudden they hire and she goes negative. Okay,
you know they said, hey, we'll give you a lot
of money if you go negative. Whatever her name.
Speaker 1: Is, Elissa, right, yeah, I believe that, I totally do.
We'll give you a lot of money if you like
talk crap about him, which is precisely what she does.
And now she like goes and parrots on all the
little CNNs and the MSNBC's and she's like, I'm a
Republican as much as Anna Navarro as a Republican, as
much as Liz Cheney is a Republican and met Romney,
those people make me sick. I know, they're just vile.
Yeah theyre.
Speaker 3: Governor Salise was on with what's thin lip girl Calen
Kaitlne Len. Yeah, and she was asking him Because this
still continues to come up with all of the Kamala surrogates,
they keep getting questions about her disastrous answer on the
view about how she would be different than Joe Biden.
Speaker 1: And remember she was like, oh, I can't think of
a thing.
Speaker 3: And so the excuse that Salise makes for the reason
she said that, you guys, she just you know, it
was just it.
Speaker 1: Was in the moment, like that was just sprung on her.
But do you think she should have answered that question
currently then, because you're a governor's who's had to deal
with immigration in your state.
Speaker 6: Well, I look, I mean I think it's it's look,
she was probably ascid, and you know, it's hard to
think of things on the spot. But there's going to
be many differences between Kamala Harris and Joe Biden because
it's a totally different person. It'll be a totally different team,
I think again, Joe Biden did a great job as
a transition to help lead the way for a president
that's future oriented that embraces the opportunity economy and small business.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, future oriented. She's been there for four years.
Shut up with the future oriented crap.
Speaker 3: It was just really hard to come up with something
on the spot, you guys, Yeah, with that a script,
super hard. H Also, Biden was out surveying damage from
the hurricane recently, and he had the gall to you
know how he always likes to inject his own personal
experience into everybody else's tragedies and pretend that he understands them.
Speaker 1: He was, he was born a poor black child, right
he was.
Speaker 3: He is now telling that same ridiculous story about the
fire that took place in his house forever ago, that
took twenty minutes to put out, the small kitchen fire.
Speaker 1: That fire. Listen to how he exaggerates.
Speaker 12: I know from experience, how devastated is to lose your home.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, several years.
Speaker 16: Ago, my home was struck by lightning.
Speaker 1: Oh no, out of the home for seven months, Oh
my god, seven months. Just he needs to stop, he
has to stop with that story. He's got to It's
just embarrassing. It's just embarrassing. Oh yeah, I remember when
I couldn't read my writing before the show. Yeah yeah,
And you're like, this is gonna be this is gonna
be a surprise. Is it a surprise?
Speaker 3: Here we are because I had written nerdy cam Rep.
And it's really the It's a nerdy Kamala Rep.
Speaker 1: Is what I know. There he is, there's the nerdy.
He's super great because.
Speaker 3: Neil Zudo asked him that same question about the you know,
the answer that she gave, not being different.
Speaker 1: From Joe Biden that yeah, they're just having charge. They're
on a struggle bus with this particular issue.
Speaker 18: Mention now between Kamala Harris and Joe Biden.
Speaker 19: Well, look, I think that when Vice President Harris is
out there on the stuff and she's answering voter questions,
and she's answering questions from reporters like Brett and yourself
every day, and she's answering the question to say, I'm
running as my own candidate. You know, I'm proud to
have been a part of the administration that helped bring
down the costs of prescription drugs for seniors and cap
insulin for seniors at thirty five dollars a year and
so our month, excuse me. And so she's proud to
have been a part of this administration's record of accomplishment
for seniors for people who are bringing down their cost.
Speaker 1: Is that it. That's all they've got. That's it. That's
what they use that talking point every place. And that's
all they've done in four years. That's all they can
say that they've done in four years. That's so freaking sad,
you guys, it's pretty pathetic. Yeah, everythouse is bad. And
so they're like, but but there's this prescription. We did
that for seniors, and we did we got them affordable,
and so you gotta be treating this issue with that.
Trump's like, I did it. You hate you're not. I
just that's all in four years. That's what you think
you managed to do. I think of the days that
you have in four years. Okay, I don't do the math,
because I was told there'd be no math in this job.
But think of the days that they had to get
ship done and that's all they can say that they did.
Oh my god, that's pick the ball. This is just
funny and very quick.
Speaker 3: The caption reads point of view, ordering Asian food when
you're high.
Speaker 1: Someone put this together and I just died and joan Shangha.
Speaker 9: Shanga.
Speaker 1: Accurate, totally accurate. This is when I love the Internet.
Put some extra duck sauce in there, please, well, extra
duck sauce.
Speaker 3: You know how there's all the conversation about gangs, trende
ragua in particular, that has taken over some apartment buildings
in Aurora, Colorado, that's showing up in other states like yours,
like New York. Uh. Jasmine Crockett, that absolute hag was
asked about the gangs on a MSNBC an MSNBC News
show the other day and she her answer is so
batshit that I we had to include it, like there
was no not including this because this.
Speaker 1: Is the level of desperation and deflection. You got said
that we've got these cities and these towns that are
being overrun by gangs and the prime out of control.
I absolutely agree with that. And guess what, it's the magagang.
It is like the white supremacists that have decided to
descend upon places such as Springfield, Ohios. I can't what
in the world Okay, in those of all, does she
know that she has tarantulas living on her eyes? Because
it's racist? If you bring that up, I don't. Okay,
Well then I guess I'm I am that because I
because I'm concerned for her and the tarantulas. Is somebody
gonna tell her because like the one is closed, Like
if she's like, I got a tarantula on my eye, Like,
what is happening there?
Speaker 3: Remember? But this is what Marjorie Taylor Green had the
fight with her about. Remember there was eyelash and.
Speaker 1: I barely I barely remember that. But she learned nothing
from that fight. You think that she would look introspectively
and go, so, maybe this is a little thick. Maybe
I'm putting on a little thick, right, Maybe I should
just tone it down and buy some that look a
little more. No, not natural, doesn't look natural jasmine. But yeah, listen,
illegals are not making our economy stronger. And she claims
that that's the case, and that is not. It's a lie.
She's lying, she's lying and deflecting and then saying that
it's it's Mega gang's white supremacy. Is anybody buying this
load of garbage? Because who's believing this raise your hand
and then promptly punch yourself in the base. Well, you
know they're desperate.
Speaker 3: The campaign is desperate because they've got Bill Clinton, who is.
Speaker 1: Not well, you guys, Yeah he does. Look.
Speaker 3: I saw one clip of him where he clearly has
Parkinson like his right hand with shake, shake, shake, shake, shaking.
A couple clips of him first where he's just trying
to come up with compliments about Kamala, talking about how
his wife is friends with her and she's going to
be transformative anyway.
Speaker 12: Just watch Kamala Harris for thirty years. But I've only
gotten to know her Will in the last few years.
And I've gotten to know her husband Will because he's
a friend of my son in law. It was a
world class guy. I believe, and I would not be
here if I did not believe it. I believe she
has the ability to be a really fine, effective, transforming president,
and we need to give her that chance.
Speaker 1: No we don't. This is another example of like take
the keys away from Grandpa because he should not be driving.
You know, you bad, and so many of the things
that he says. Because I know we have another clip too,
probably from him but so many of the things that
he says. I think that Bill lives such a secluded
life now like he is. Obviously they live in separate houses,
he and Hillary, and Hillary's way more politically involved than
he is. But he sees the Democrat Party is like
the nineties Democrat Party and not the Democrat Party of
twenty twenty four, which is like a bunch of freaking
lunatic communists. And because he was a I mean, it
was a different party when he when he was president.
You guys, we all know, if you guys are probably
around our age of some of the people here, like
around our age, you can remember when he was president.
They were different. The Democrats were different in the uties.
They were blue dogs, remember right, They were a little different.
They were a little bit more reasonable, you know, still
kind of crazy. I don't want to be a Democrat.
And I was upset when he won. I remember being
upset when he got the presidency. But they weren't as
crazy as they are now. And I think he still
lives in that time and he thinks, oh, yeah, they're
going to be you know, like the nineties. They're not Bill,
They're not like that.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Well, the next clip you're about to see is the
one that went absolutely all over the place yesterday because he,
I guess gets a tiny bit of credit for bringing
up Lake and Riley, which is something Democrats do not
like to do because of course it reinforces the fact
that they have sucked so hard.
Speaker 1: On the border.
Speaker 3: But he brought her up in context of him trying
to blame Trump for not for basically stopping the passage
of that ridiculous bill that would not have changed anything,
and so a lot of people the fact that this
clip that you're about to see is floating around is
people are trying to say, well, it's out of context. Well,
we've got some talk about that too. First, here's the clip.
Speaker 10: Pace and Georgia not very long ago. Didn't you They
made an ad about it about it a young woman
who had been killed by an emigrant. Yeah, well, if
they had all been properly vetted, that probably wouldn't have happened.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 10: But if they all properly vetted, and that doesn't happen,
and America is not having enough babies to keep our
populations up, so we need immigrants that had been vetted
to do work, there wouldn't be a problem.
Speaker 3: So h there's a community note on X that says
this video has been clipped to exclude the context where
Clinton directly points to Trump and other Republicans blocking the
Biden Lankford Border Bill, to which Stephen Miller replied the
bill introduced two years after Laken's murderer was freed into
the country by Harris, which gave illegals a fast track
to citizenship.
Speaker 1: That Bill, Yeah, is that the one you're talking about exactly?
And he's talking about how we don't have enough babies.
You're the party of celebrating butchering babies. Yeah, that's your party.
And listen again with the going back to the nineties
Democrat party, it used to be safe, legal and rare.
Remember it's not that way anymore. Bill. Maybe need to
wake up and look at the party that you represent,
you idiot. This is the thing I don't I think
he is in. He doesn't understand anymore because he's older
and he just doesn't get it. I don't think he
understands the party that he's actually out there stumping for.
Speaker 3: Wake up, Bill, Well, and it's interesting too that he
said the part about how people aren't having enough babies
to replace our own citizens essentially, So that's what he's
making a case for. He's essentially making a case for
replacement theory that Tucker got taken off of.
Speaker 1: Fox News for suggesting.
Speaker 3: So when Democrats say it out loud, it's somehow okay,
But when conservatives pointed out again, we're seizing on it,
and we're the ones that sound crazy.
Speaker 1: How is that? How does that work?
Speaker 20: Well?
Speaker 1: Because they always get a pass for everything. It works
because they have cover and we don't. You know, It's
like they just they always get passes and we don't.
Speaker 3: Guy Benson was also talking about this clip on Fox News.
Speaker 21: The man accused of killing Lake and Riley entered the
country illegally in twenty twenty two. A few days later,
literally Kamala Harris went on national television and said the
border is secure. She denied a crisis was even happening
and said the border was secure. Of course, it was
not that men went on to commit additional crimes and
other sanctuary jurisdictions before allegedly killing Lake and Riley. So
even with the caveat from Bill Clinton, with the timing
of the bill, it doesn't actually excuse what happened there.
And that might be a good question for someone to
ask her if they get an opportunity at some point.
Speaker 5: You want to write this stuff down, just write it down.
Speaker 1: On this I'm just kidding. Yeah, it'd be a great question, Brett.
Let's see if you actually asked it.
Speaker 3: He has to ask about im I mean, he has
to ask about the border.
Speaker 1: He'd be better, he better, and he better not just
ask about it and let her slide. He needs to
pummel her with questions and not just let her answer
in a word salady way and let her skate, which
is what I'm really afraid of. You know, he's got
it just pretty good.
Speaker 18: Now.
Speaker 3: She might just try to railroad him, right, I mean,
she might just try to run over because what I imagine
he'll do is he'll say, you were chosen. Borders are
every news program said it, So why did it take
so long for you to do literally anything? And then
she'll say I suspect that. Her answer will be I
was on borders are I was tapped to look at
root causes? He will say what were the root causes?
She'll make up some nonsense about how everything sucks in
these other countries, and he should say, we already knew that.
We know why people want to come here. The problem
is not the why. The problem is how it's happening,
which is that you're not securing the border.
Speaker 1: That's what I want to have happened. But you're right,
I doubt that that will. Actually, I don't think it's
gonna happen, right, I don't.
Speaker 3: We'll see, all right, there's all kinds of celebrities that
are just idiots, and I don't know why they think
we care about what they think, but they do. They
think we care, and so they're coming out in droves
to support Kamala, which should not surprise anyone because it's Hollywood.
We'll just run through a couple of examples. First of all,
this is gross.
Speaker 1: You are you are.
Speaker 4: The front lines.
Speaker 9: This is it.
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm looking.
Speaker 10: At these beautiful faces, these women and these strong men guys.
Speaker 9: There anything sexier than a man who's like men for
Kamala Woo.
Speaker 1: She has a daughter that is more masculine than all
the men for Comula. And then she has another Daughtermula.
She's Comula. That was a total Freudian slip. And then
she has another daughter who won't take her mask off.
Have you seen that other daughter. That's right, she's like
obsessed with wearing a mask all the time. She has
a son who I don't know what he's into, but
somebody needs to check on him. Wait, there's three there's
three kids. Yeah, she's got two biological daughters, like the
one that is now a dude or thinks she's a dude.
And then the one that is like obsessed with wearing
the mask all the time and talking it, like going
out in public saying we all should wear a mask again,
No we shouldn't you freak. And then then the boy.
I don't you never hear from the boy. He's probably
like wanting to get out of that family. I don't know.
He probably like Ben, who's just like I just need
to like quit all these women, you know what I mean,
They're terrible for me. I can't. I can't.
Speaker 3: Stevie Wonder disappointingly also in the tank for Kamalin because.
Speaker 16: I celebrate.
Speaker 2: Both her and the future vice president because of their
commitment to this country.
Speaker 1: He looks so different, doesn't he? Is it just me?
I think he looks kind of like he looks really
different to me. Yeah really, yeah, just saying, dude, I
know you know, I'm disappointed just sing, don't and just
act or do whatever. You're crappy is be rich because
you know, you're you have so much money that I
can't even ever comprehend what that's like. And so you
don't have to worry about anything. Neither does Jennifer Garner,
and neither do her kids. Yeah, you'll never have to
worry about money ever.
Speaker 3: And neither will Ed Helms, who also I've actually learned
a lot of valuable lessons from my various roles in
show business.
Speaker 7: The Hangover, for example, taught me that waking up to
chaos is never good, and that's.
Speaker 1: Something we all had to kind of get used to.
Speaker 16: Back around twenty sixteen.
Speaker 9: To twenty twenty.
Speaker 1: Do you remember that, Yeah, I remember the chaos. And
you know why there was chaos because of the freaking media.
Ed then because of China. Yeah, because yeah, the pandemic.
But before the pandemic, the pandemic, it was it was
the media. They would not stop. Yeah, and they won't stop.
I mean that's the thing. Even if Trump wins, we've
got more of that to look forward to. You know, Brian.
Speaker 3: Cranston really wants his daughters to be able to kill babies.
Speaker 1: You guys a father of a daughter.
Speaker 22: And it's important to me for her life now and
for the future and other father's daughters to be able
to have within their lifetime the fundamental right.
Speaker 1: Fundamental freedom of choice.
Speaker 13: There should not be anyone but them deciding what happens
to their own boys. And that's why I am enthusiastically
supporting Vice President Harris and.
Speaker 1: Governor wal Well. Naturally, because there's no other issue that
matters to you. Because you're Rich's bald. Naturally, you're gonna
support the butchering of babies, right your future grandchildren. That
makes sense.
Speaker 3: Well, And speaking of issues, this is what's so crazy
about Mitt Romney and Liz Cheney and Dick Cheney and
all of the these rhinos who are coming out and
support of Kamala.
Speaker 1: Liz was asked by I think it's MSNBC, maybe it's NBC.
I don't know, it doesn't matter.
Speaker 3: But she's asked, you know, you took issue with basically
every single policy idea Kamala has ever had ever back
in the day. So how do you explain some of
your past statements that you're now using against Trump? Like,
how do you even explain that here she is trying.
Speaker 14: The language that you use to describe Harris and Biden
at the time they would dismantle our freedom, destroy our history,
the type of language you're using now about Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: Look, I think certainly those were harsh things that I said.
I think that they reflect absolutely that we had a
policy disagreement on a series of issues.
Speaker 1: But I also think.
Speaker 2: That's why it's so important for people to focus on
the fact that I am supporting her now and that
there's such a broad coalition that's coming together to support her,
and it's based in part on who she is, on
the fact that she will lead with a sincere heart,
on the fact that she is somebody who's dedicated her
life to public service, and looking at what Donald Trump poses,
the kind of chaotic, absolute depravity that he would bring
if he were ever to be elected again.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So it's not about what she does. And you
know what, when I see somebody that says that she's
dedicated her life to public service, so that's a reason
for you to elect her, that's a reason for me
to not elect her. Exactly. That's not what our founders wanted.
Our founders did not want somebody who dedicated their life
to public service. No. No, that means that they're gloming
off of you. Their whole lives are stuck on off
the taxpayer teat that's we don't want that.
Speaker 3: Liz, And she's like, well, it's because I said those
horrible things that you should really really look at what
I'm doing right now and emulate me.
Speaker 1: No. Yeah, the one reason you gave is because you
hate Donald Trump. That's not reason enough. You had you
have TDS. Good Lord, these people are mental, totally mental.
Speaker 3: Doug m Hoff was on with mourning Joe. This is
why Mika was alone yesterday because apparently they were mourning.
Joe was off doing his own thing with Doug m
Off and some of these answers are so absurd.
Speaker 1: This is this first This first.
Speaker 3: Clip that you're gonna see is morning Joe basically saying, Hey,
there were all these people that told Kamala that she
can't just have this position handed to her, and yet
that's kind of what happened because it is yeah, and
Doug tries to say nuh uh.
Speaker 20: The debate and everybody's phones were blowing up for the
next couple of weeks, and just about every Democrat I
knew every journalist I talked to, everybody was saying, well,
they can't just hand it to Kamala. That's not going
to happen. There's going to be an open convention. She's
going to have to earn it. There's going to be fights.
Why did everybody close so quickly around Kamala when all
of the elites, all of the experts, said that was
never going to happen.
Speaker 23: I think it's a testament to her. I mean, almost
four years as vice president, she's demonstrated that leadership throughout.
It may not have been covered all the time, but.
Speaker 18: It was there.
Speaker 23: She was building relationships across the party, across the country.
But again, no one handed it.
Speaker 1: This is all no one handed Oh my god. Yeah,
but I wonder if he asked about him, he should
ask about him smacking his girlfriend around.
Speaker 3: Well there it just wait. Yeah, so we get to that,
but first he has to say that you're all your memory,
all of our collective memory is just wrong when it
comes to the Trump economy.
Speaker 1: Here is that moment.
Speaker 23: The stuff that people need to understand and not get
sucked in by this fog, this Trump fog that's out
there of disinformation, misinformation, this perception that he was somehow
good on the economy when he was president.
Speaker 3: He was not.
Speaker 1: Okay, you guys, pay no attention to what you're spending
on groceries and gas. Pay no attention.
Speaker 24: Oh my gosh, what god, these there's so like you know,
both these guys order soy lattes too, you know they
do with extra foam, right, uh, and then they're not
the design they want too.
Speaker 1: Don't make it, don't make it too hot because it
burns my tongue.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and then they use like four packets of sweetener
like five mm hm. So yeah, So to your point
about all of these new allegations about Doug m Hoff,
like slapping girls, impregnating people, all of it that was
asked in the context amazingly of the last debate. And
so you'll hear them talk about the debate. He basically says,
Kamala kick Trump's ass. And then they they weave into
this whole all these allegations, which you will also notice,
because Joe is the worst interviewer of all time, at
no time does he ask is it true, which is
the basic question, right, At no time does he do that.
Speaker 1: This is what he lets him get away with rather debate.
Speaker 20: Why do you think Donald Trump won debate her again?
Speaker 23: Well, he saw the first debate, didn't you. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
that's why ask and so he's afraid that that's going
to happen again. Rather, he's spreading this fog, this fog
of misinformation and disinformation and sliding bog rather than face
her again, so we can.
Speaker 6: Spread it in spreading.
Speaker 20: It about you, saying that tabloid's stories about your personal life,
saying it should be front and center. He's saying it
about your wife and making it incredibly crude and lose
suggestions about her past life. I'm just curious. I know
it seem like a very zin mindful person, but I
think i'd be pissed off. And I'm just wondering, how
do you how do you all stay centered? How do
you stay disciplined and not really go off and not
really pushed back hard at these things?
Speaker 23: We don't have time to be pissed off, We don't
have time to focus on. It's all a distraction. It's
designed to try to get us off our game. Does
it get you off?
Speaker 18: Now?
Speaker 23: All we are doing, all we talk about is a selection.
We understand the stakes we understand the responsibility.
Speaker 18: What do we understand our very country?
Speaker 23: Our future? What kind of future are we going to have?
Speaker 1: He didn't ask about it at all, There was no asking.
He didn't just kind of chanced.
Speaker 3: Around rumors and traveloid story relations.
Speaker 1: When are you kidding me? How does that make you feel?
And it wasn't Trump. Trump. Trump is not the one
that brought that story out. There were a bunch of
publications that actually there was somebody else who broke the
story and said this is what happened. I mean you
could look at like Daily Mail or a bunch of
other publications. It wasn't Trump. The fact that he put
it on Trump is so again telling of these people.
And I love how Joe refers to himself as Zen. Dude,
your wife is like afraid of you on your show.
She doesn't talk when you when you're there. I wouldn't
call him zen. I think those two are two peas
in a pod. Actually yeah, yeah, the way that they
handle women. Yeah, I think it's going to be a
long show just based on where we are. Remember how
I was like, it's not going to be a long show.
What happens. I know what happens. We just get going
on the things, and that's what happens.
Speaker 3: Doug am Hoff also, and speaking of Doug and speaking
of celebrities, there was this cringey moment.
Speaker 18: I'm here in Georgia with Julia Roberts, and we are
here to support my wife, Kamala Harris to be the
next president of the United States.
Speaker 14: She will be because I believe in that my home
state of Georgia. I believe in Kamala Harris. I believe
in the future, and I am casting my ballot on
November fifth for Harris Wells.
Speaker 18: Make sure you register, make sure you get out of vote, vote.
Speaker 14: Early, have a voting plan, make a plan.
Speaker 18: Friends, neighbors, knock on doors. Yes, send those tweets, send
those texts. Especially in states like Georgia, you can actually
dictate whether wins, and she needs to win.
Speaker 1: It's your superpower. Your vote is your superpower.
Speaker 18: Okay, let's do this.
Speaker 1: My god, Julia probably hasn't been back to Georgia since
like nineteen eighty seven. Seriously, I used to work with
her mother. I think that's right. I think, yeah, I
remember that she was she was awful. I worked at
that job for two weeks. I worked at a magazine,
and I had to sit at the front desk and
they wouldn't let me go to the bathroom. Like I
was like a receptionist person and they were like, you
can't get get up to go to the bathroom. It
was awful, Like I couldn't get up and do anything.
It was it was like a jail sentence. I said,
I'm gonna last year like a week. I lasted two
weeks and I was like, I got to get the
hell out of here. But her mother worked there, Julia
Roberts's mother, and she just constantly talked about Julia, Julia,
Julia Julia. And she was just insufferable to work with. Honestly.
Speaker 3: Yeah, speaking of insufferable, Ella m Hoff that just unfaz
fortunate looking daughter of Dougs.
Speaker 1: Why is she a model? How is she a model?
I will meet because because of Kamala, Right.
Speaker 3: So there was this weird Also, you know, they're trying
to get out the vote and she's anyway, this is
not the time.
Speaker 25: To be like, oh, I'll do it later, I'll register later,
I'll check my out of state mail voting later. The
time is now because I've checked in with people and
they have been so thankful that I've reminded them to
mail everything in. So that's my biggest message is reach
out to your your peers.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Remember it used to be and not Juliet I'm sorry.
Remember it used to be like Cindy Crawford. Yeah, that's who.
Those were supermodels and like the Evangelista and all those beautiful,
beautiful women and now this is your model, you guys.
And I don't understand this TikTok at all.
Speaker 3: I mean I get that it's a Tory Birch marketing thing,
but why they have somebody asking her what she's listening
to and then she goes on to say what she's wearing,
like what's the Why would they make her sound like
she doesn't understand questions.
Speaker 1: I don't get it. I think it's just for Tory
Birch and they're trying to be like funny about it.
She's advertising all a Tory Birch's clothes and somebody's like,
what are you listening to you? And it's like, oh,
let me tell you about my clothes instead. I think
this is so it's dumb. It's so dumb. Here it is,
Oh my god, are you lam huh? Yeah? What song
are you listening to right now?
Speaker 25: Well, I'm wearing a Tory birch top, a Tory Birch skirt,
Tory birch shield, loafers, and obviously the Tory Birch cure bag.
Speaker 1: Thanks, have a good one. Wait what and this is
this is the chick who's like down with capitalism. But here,
let me show you my five hundred dollars perse and
my like fourteen hundred dollars outfit minimum. Yeah, if you've
ever like looked at Tory birch, it's all overly crazy expensive.
So there's that. Yeah, it was. That was so weird,
you guys.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all right, we need to move to Kamala's. Kamala
did some interviews and it just did not go well.
First of all, she staged another one of those calls
where she like has a phone call with a mayor
of a hurricane struck city and makes it sound like, oh,
just we just happened to have cameras at both of
these phone calls and got both sides talking to one another.
Please give me a break with this bullshit. The latest
one is with the mayor of Sarasota, who could use
some dental work. That's all I'm gonna.
Speaker 1: Say, peck it on you. How you doing well? Thank
you for doing that.
Speaker 8: I appreciate it for Lucky's to not have such, you know,
such high temperatures today. But everything is a mess.
Speaker 9: I will I can only imagine. I can only imagine.
You've been doing a great job of just communicating, you know,
in moments of crisis, it's really important that leaders make
themselves accessible to just explain what's happening, so.
Speaker 26: People, even if you don't have all the solutions at hand,
and you're doing a really good job of that, you know,
half the battle to just settle your community is just
let them know what's going on.
Speaker 9: And just please take care of yourself as you take
care of everybody else.
Speaker 1: For crying out, we know that we're here to support.
Speaker 9: You, and if you need anything, just have your folks
reach out so we can make sure you get what
you're entitled to receive.
Speaker 8: Thank you will do that, and thank you for taking
the time to call me today, of.
Speaker 9: Course, take care mayor thank you for all you're doing.
Speaker 3: It's so just uncomfortably awkward, and it is and I
just why do they agree to do this?
Speaker 1: Why do they make them look so bad? I'm sure
there's something that they get. There's got to be it's politics, man,
There's got to be something that they get for doing that.
You know how it works, big fact.
Speaker 3: Also, Kamala released a happy birthday message to Doug. It
was apparently his birthday within the last few days. And
also this is cringe.
Speaker 22: Happy birthday, my doggie.
Speaker 1: You are just the best.
Speaker 9: You are the best husband.
Speaker 1: Father, friend, son, first second.
Speaker 2: Gentleman, and I love you to pieces.
Speaker 1: Happy birthday, Honny. Just not boyfriend because Manny smacks women around.
You don't want to be his girlfriend or the nanny
because damn things happen, you guys. Oh my god, I
did you hear a voice? Did you hear a voice
in that?
Speaker 9: Too?
Speaker 1: She altered her She was all like sing songy and
girly in that. Because she changes, She alters her voice.
She alters who she is depending on where she is.
It's so gross. I don't know if she knows who
she really is. No, but they tell her who to be. Yeah,
Obama is doing it right now, yep. They tell her
if it strings yeap. She is just malleable, you guys.
Speaker 3: So she went on with Roland Martin and there were
some there were some weird moments and that the first
exchange is about what.
Speaker 1: I oh, yeah. He asked her about her stance on immigration.
Speaker 3: Obviously that's a hot topic for her, and she keeps
talking about all of these illegals getting a pathway to citizenship.
Speaker 1: That is not what America wants to hear, but she
keeps saying it.
Speaker 9: Arca also is a place that we have said we
will we will receive people who are fleeing persecution. They
got to make their case and then they got to
be on a path.
Speaker 1: Will they earn the right to be here.
Speaker 9: And become citizens which means we need to have a
comprehensive immigration policy that includes requiring people to earn in
work hard to earn their citizenship.
Speaker 1: I'm so secure in that, Yeah i am. I'm just
I'm so sticky hearing that same bull craft from everybody
her people on our side of the aisle. I'm sticky
hearing people need to like they break the law and
then they get to earn something. No, that's not how
it works. GTFO. If you break the law, you go
back from where you came. I'm so sick of this, Okay,
but they've earned the right after they've broken the law
to earn their citizenship. No did your parents get to
do that? No they didn't. I mean, these are people
that pushed everybody doing.
Speaker 3: It legally out of the line, right stamp, just stomped
right over them, got in first, and now expect to
be rewarded for it.
Speaker 1: That is not okay, screw you. You don't get to
you don't earn jack squat Yep. God, it's just it's
so infuriating when I hear everybody say this. I know
it just it makes me insane too.
Speaker 3: Also, he asked about well she tried to talk about
needing to change the narrative about our relatelationship with Africa,
which I don't know what narrative needs to be changed, but.
Speaker 27: This is what she said specifically, who say shut it
all down, folks can't come in close the border. Who
sound in many ways like maga folks.
Speaker 9: So, first of all, I have prosecuted transnational criminal or
I got really so the trafficking of guns, drugs and
human beings.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 9: I have had a career, including now of prioritizing that
we must have a secure border.
Speaker 1: I forgot about that clip. Transnational gangs is my favorite
I mean, it's just always says it, always, every single time,
and then you have not made a career out of
securing our border like that is the biggest bullface lie,
Like shut up, lady. It's literally been your one job
and you fail. You eft up royally, you fed it up.
Mm hmm.
Speaker 3: Okay, here's the one that I referenced early about the
narrative and Africa. Africa, I don't understand any of this.
Speaker 9: This has been you're preach into the choir.
Speaker 1: I've been listen.
Speaker 9: I believe so strongly and I've and that is part
of the work I've done as Vice president that we've
got to change the narrative around the relationship between the
United States and the continent of Africa. The median age
on the continent is nineteen. By twenty fifty one and
four people on Earth will be on the continent of Africa.
That is so, so so exciting if we see it
in terms of global policy, for the opportunity it presents
to invest in partnership and to do the work that
is about understanding the mutual benefit.
Speaker 1: What is she talking about. She's been drinking. There was wine.
She was like chardinay Sharnay, none of that, maybe anything,
none of them.
Speaker 3: But she insists that Trump is afraid and that is
why he is not doing sixty minutes. She didn't mention
anything about her not doing the Time magazine interview, but
here she is yelling about Trump right now.
Speaker 9: He his staff won't let him do a sixty minutes interview.
Every president for the last half century has done one.
Anyone who's running for president, everyone has done it except
Donald Trump. He will not debate me again. I put
out my medical records. He won't put out his medical records.
And you have to ask why is his staff doing that?
And it may be because they think he's just not
ready and unfit and unstable and should not have that
level of transparency for the American people. There's a real
choice in this election.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there it is. Why did you do mock dinner parties? Lady?
Why did you show up for the Fox debate? Right?
Was it because of your hives? Your urticaria? What was it, Kamala?
There wasn't enough hydro cortisone around to help you? What
is it? I just that narrative though, come on, I
know that he's started. Is anybody buying that bull crap
and that he's not ready woman, he was already president. Okay.
He shot in the head and got up and said fight.
Oh my god.
Speaker 3: She also perpetuated this long standing, long debunked lie about
how Georgia laws or Georgia Republicans were trying to not
allow people in election lines to receive water.
Speaker 1: This does come on such a freaking lie, and it's there.
Speaker 3: The rule has always been, you can't be part of
a campaign and give out treats or beverages or whatever
in order for people to vote the way that you
want them to vote.
Speaker 1: Anybody can bring water and drink water in an election line.
That is not a problem.
Speaker 3: No one's starving or dying of thirst in election lines
due to any laws. This is such a lie, but
she went with.
Speaker 9: It when in Georgia they passed a law preventing people
from giving food and waters to folks who are standing
in line to vote, which is the height of hypocrisy.
You know what happened to love thy neighbor?
Speaker 1: Right, that's just a lie, I swear, and people, I mean,
there will be liberals that come in here. I saw
one today that's just like this is not very Christian
and that's precisely what Kamala is doing. They always do that.
And what happened to love thy neighbor? It's not very Christian?
Is it? Really?
Speaker 3: A person's socialism is another person's neighborliness, and shut up.
There was also some chat about stars and constellation.
Speaker 1: Oh, I don't.
Speaker 9: Know, you know, there's this whole I talked with. Somebody
wants to said, you know, if you just look at
where the stars are in the sky, don't look them
as just random things. If you just look at them
as points. Look at the constellation. What does it show you?
So you just outlined it, Roland, what does it show you?
Speaker 1: What does it show?
Speaker 10: You know?
Speaker 1: That clip just shows me. It shows me that every
stoned d student can become vice president. Like it gives
you hope. You stone kids that are just like in
the back of the room, not doing anything, you're just underachievers,
You too can become the vice president of the United
States because look, possibly president, possibly president, because look at
what she's managed to do with all that stupidity. It's
pretty remarkable. It is remarkable.
Speaker 3: Also, you guys, remember the famous moment from Senator Barbara
Boxer when she refused to be addressed as ma'am, and
she really wanted to. She cared about titles, right, Kamala
cares about titles, and it is obvious from two different
clips in two different interviews. The first was with Roland Martin,
where apparently one of the people that was with her
like handling her for the day, is someone whose first
name is Cedric, who is also a congressman. But Roland
knows him well enough to be on a first name
basis with him. But watch how like she gets her
burr up about how Roland calls him by his first name.
Speaker 27: Questions, it's your folks are dancing back here, so I
see them all in my periphery, so y'all can relax.
Speaker 9: Cedric congressman, huh.
Speaker 27: Well, you know he's a Saints fan too.
Speaker 16: We'll talk about that.
Speaker 1: I mean, they're so interesting. They're very very self important,
aren't they when they get to be and.
Speaker 3: Nobody if she became president and somebody tried to call.
Speaker 1: Her Kamala, oh my god, and she will not handle it.
It has to be missus president or president, right, madam
President and president. I mean, when they get into these
political positions, they need to be called all the things,
even though they are our employees. This is why Bill Biden,
I demand, like every congress critter and every Senator and
every one of these ass hats that worked for me
needs to call me the honorable Daisy because I pay
their bills. We pay their bills. You guys should demand
to be called honorable, all of you. Yep, seriously, totally so.
Speaker 3: She was also on a podcast with the Shade Room
and I don't know who this why are you gay person?
Speaker 9: Is?
Speaker 3: I have no idea who this guy is, but he
apparently it's a huge podcast, super popular. And he kicked
it off by telling her how good she smelled.
Speaker 1: How do how do we get here? You smell good?
Speaker 23: You look good.
Speaker 9: That's better than smelling bad.
Speaker 1: Thank you? Hard hitting them, hard hitting questions. These are
I'm so glad that she is in the running for
president of the state. And then again with the titles.
Speaker 3: She cares deeply about titles because here's another example, when
he asks her about her friend, Barack Obama.
Speaker 28: Friend, his name is Barack Hussein Obama. You know him.
Speaker 1: He recently as Pittsburgh President.
Speaker 28: President. Let's get it right, yes, yeah, President President Barack Obama.
Speaker 1: What is her deal? Yeah, she's really, she's really under
the titles yeap, Oh my god.
Speaker 3: And then she did one of her word solid answers
when she was trying to talk about what's at stake
in this election, remember the one from yesterday.
Speaker 1: What did she say?
Speaker 3: She was like, there's so much, and then she went
into this laughing, hysterical fit of giggles about, yeah, there
being so much at stake.
Speaker 1: Here's a salad.
Speaker 9: There is so much about what is at stake that is, frankly,
the need for us to fight for the things that
we hold dear, that we have always had to fight
for but must continue to fight.
Speaker 1: She has no idea, no idea what she's saying. Oh
my god, it's so embarrassing.
Speaker 3: And then he brought up her poll numbers with black men,
which she's just in flat denial about.
Speaker 28: You know, in the polls and you're seeing black men
aren't as quote excited or fired up for you. How
do you respond to that.
Speaker 9: Well, that's not my experience. One, that's not my experience. Two.
Election day has not arrived yet.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, yeah, it just wasn't a good day. She's
not I mean, they're not excited about her. She's not
excited about them. Really. I mean, she married a white dude.
It's true. A lot of these these black women that
are Democrats they marry white dudes and yes they yet
they demonize them. It's really weird, isn't it.
Speaker 3: And the white dudes totally take it. They're the ones
that just lay down and cook for these women.
Speaker 9: Totally.
Speaker 1: Yes, man, I have another.
Speaker 3: Mm hmmmm, I'm looking at you, Gingerboy, AOC's.
Speaker 1: Right friend or whatever. Yeah, It's like a lot of
these guys, they just they love it. Don't get it
all right?
Speaker 3: For today's Schlong, it's kind of a mishmash, but's it's
about leftists being owned in some way or changing their
mind entirely in real time and watching it happen. And
so the first example, Anna Kasparian, who we've talked about
many many times on the show, feel like she's so
close to just making the full transition into regular normal conservatism.
She has said that she left the left, so she
no longer associates with the left, but she doesn't associate
with the right either. But the story that she tells
about why she left the left is really interesting.
Speaker 1: She told this on the Gillian Michaels podcast.
Speaker 29: It was around March. I was walking my dog. It
was not quite dark yet, but the sun was setting.
As I'm walking my dog, I see these two guys
that were They were just kind of like moving around weirdly,
you know. They seemed kind of manic, and their clothes
were tattered. So I just I knew that they were
probably homeless, and I also knew that they're probably on something,
just based on like the twitchy way they were acting.
But living in La I mean, I've there's homeless people everywhere, right,
so I've never had problems. I didn't think anything of it.
But as I was bending down to pick up my
dog's mess, one of the guys like grabs me by
my hips and he had an erection oh go, and
just starts like humping me, and I I didn't know
what to do, Like I was terrified. I didn't have
a weapon on me, Like I had no way of
defending myself. I didn't know how part was going to
go because it's two guys, I'm by myself with my
little dog, like one of the most terrifying things ever.
Because I'm pretty good at defending myself. In that moment,
I just knew there there was no options. Yeah, and
luckily he stopped and they just laughed at me and
walked away as they were laughing at me.
Speaker 1: And so there was the.
Speaker 29: Fear and then the humiliation and weirdly shame, like I
felt ashamed for some reason. And it was awful and
it was really taking a toll on my mental health
because I have to walk my dog, right so at
least two or three times a day, I'm going outside
kind of scared. And so I opened up about this
on the show, not really thinking much of it, and
before I know it, I'm starting to get these messages
and it's like really really harsh stuff, and it's about
how you are painting a picture of the homeless community.
You know, how could you be like this? You know
these are your unhoused neighbors and they need help. I'm real, well,
you know, a few people accuse me of being racist
when I've never disclosed the race of the individuals who
did this to me, and in fact, they were white,
and so like, when they started accusing me of being racist,
I'm like, wait a minute, why are you assuming that
the people? Yeah, like I think you might have a
problem here exactly Yeah, that.
Speaker 1: Woke me up.
Speaker 29: That woke me up because I'm like, oh my god,
they eat.
Speaker 1: They eat their own, they do eat their own. Yeah,
and who is the racist here? Mm hmmm yeah, assumption right, Yeah,
and and who they want to protect. It's like again
with the not protecting women in so many different areas
of our lives. They don't give a crap about women.
They claim to be the party of women, they're not.
They're not the party of women. They don't care. They're
just like all about the identity politics and helping people
that don't need to be helped criminals, namely I just yeah, well,
I mean it's a matter of time she's gonna help.
Speaker 3: So I mean, I don't know what else needs to
happen to her, right, you know what I mean, Like
how much more Evans do you need of how fed
up your side is or your former side is.
Speaker 1: I don't know if she like she probably just doesn't
want to say she's on the right because she was.
She made a living on the left for so long,
So it's probably I mean you talk about like maybe
she has shame or maybe she has fear. She probably
is just scared to walk over to the right. And
say I'm on the right now. But let's face it,
policy wise, she probably you know that she is on
our side when it comes except for some social stuff. Yeah,
I think she probably is, and she just doesn't want
to own admit. You know what I mean?
Speaker 3: Right, Charlie Kirk, as you know, travels around with turning
point to all these campuses and he sets up sort
of this open mic where any student can come up
and spar with him, ask him questions, to debate him whatever. Unfortunately,
and inexplicably, a lot of students opt to do this
utterly unpre paired. And this one was a fantastic example.
This was about abortion.
Speaker 1: He absolutely silences.
Speaker 3: Her to the point where she just breaks, like her
brain breaks in real time. And I may he may
have actually changed her thinking.
Speaker 1: Take a take a listen.
Speaker 30: Believe that abortion is never medically necessary?
Speaker 1: Are you a doctor?
Speaker 10: Uh?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 3: Are you?
Speaker 30: But but there is a yeah, but there's there is
a community of O, B, G, I n's that agree
with me.
Speaker 1: So is it our decision to make? Is it something
that well, that's an interesting question. Should it be something
that people have the ability to vote on yes or no?
Speaker 6: If a woman isn't able to.
Speaker 1: Make that choice.
Speaker 30: Should a mom be able to two year old daughter?
Are you doctor?
Speaker 10: Okay?
Speaker 30: But why are we able to say it's wrong? So
we're able to make moral statements when the baby's outside
the womb, why not why it's in the womb? Thank
you for coming off to think about that.
Speaker 1: Bye now, bye bye. I love it when you know
he's got her and she's just like, I gotta go now.
I don't know what to say. Now I have to go. Yeah, yeah,
I was Uh, that was good.
Speaker 3: I had never heard of this fellow until I caught
a video of him on Twitter the other day.
Speaker 1: His name is Caleb Hammer.
Speaker 3: He's hugely popular and from what I can tell, and
I haven't spent a whole lot of time watching his stuff,
but from what I can tell, he's a much more crude, younger,
non religious version of Dave Ramsey. So he basically advises
people on their debt, their finances, and he has people
on his show that are just the dumbest with money ever.
And one of these girls was on his show. I
don't know what her financial situation was, except that it
makes your It's very clear right away that she's kind
of like a trust fund kid and she just has
had everything basically handed to her.
Speaker 1: But she hates she.
Speaker 3: Says capitalism, and he cannot deal and it is he
seems hilarious.
Speaker 1: Yeah, reality sucks. Capitalism is bad.
Speaker 16: Like it, Yeah, really easy for someone to say that
grew up in a really nice house in one of
the best school districts in Texas. But is that who
has the rent paid for, that is able to go
to Europe and on a whim with her sister, who's
able to do girl math, who's able to be fun employed. Yeah,
it's easy to say that the system's bad when you're
doing that because you've never had to work for her.
You never got to actually see what happens when you
put in the work and get benefits and actually have
a little bit of responsibility and actually build something or
do anything. You've grew up in privilege, beyond privilege, beyond privilege,
beyond privilege. It's only the people who speak like you
that grew up in a world or even never had
to do any single thing in your life. So I
don't want to hear about that.
Speaker 1: What a joke. I'm sorry. I just wish everybody had
like but yeah, like you were saying no, I wish
a lot of things.
Speaker 16: Wishing doesn't get people places. You try to create the
best systems possible. This isn't matter.
Speaker 1: Oh my, if it's the best system possible, then.
Speaker 30: Why are there.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying this is.
Speaker 16: I'm not saying this is the best system possible. I'm
saying we don't do that. I wish. This is how
it all is. You try to create the best systems
possible to give people the opportunities to live the best lives.
I'm not saying everything's perfect. I'm not saying this is
the best. It's impossible. I don't know. Everything's a hypothesis,
it's yeah, But for you to say that it is disgusting.
Speaker 18: Yeah.
Speaker 1: No, I know I'm a real hypocrite for that. But
the people who you should be going after, the people
in the top something percent, that like horrid. Those people
need to be taxed and that money.
Speaker 16: That's the max. Yeah, what does that even look like
to you? You probably don't even know what that looks like.
What does that look like? How do you text one
of the max?
Speaker 19: I'm not sure.
Speaker 1: I have some interesting I have somebody else doing my taxes.
Speaker 16: This person's voting.
Speaker 1: Yes, I am, Oh, my god, and I already know
who I'm voting for.
Speaker 16: And you literally can't describe a tax I.
Speaker 1: Mean I have. I'm going to binge so much of
his stuff. I will I will do if I get more. Yeah,
And she's like, I already know who I'm voting for,
and I'm going to drive a car that my dad
bought me. My dad should be taxed to the MAP
a tax. Well maybe not my dad, but everybody else
because everything that my dad has trickles down to me.
It's a it's a mental disorder, you guys. It is
My four thousand dollars apartment is paid for, and so
is my BM don't take that away. I hate her,
I know, just awful.
Speaker 3: And every single one of his YouTube videos as I
was just kind of scrolling through the thumbnails and just
seeing that the headlines all of them are like I.
Speaker 1: Talked to the stupidest woman alive. You know, it's like
his name again, people, Caleb hammer Hammer like hammer Hammer yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So he just looks fantastic, hugely popular, like I
I just we've missed him. Yeah, so very young and
just seems hilarious. I got more thank yous before we
wrap up today's show. Deborah Recidi says, the view the
delusion is real?
Speaker 1: Is it ever so delusional?
Speaker 3: Alexander says, I prefer the view I'm looking out right
now over the view. If you google Praco Croatia, you'll
know exactly what I mean. And soon it'll all be
left to me when I'm older. Wow, sang, that's very
that is nice.
Speaker 1: That is really nice. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Stevie j says the Democratic Party is the oldest political
party in the US, and they think we're in a cult.
Speaker 1: Wh yep.
Speaker 3: Connie Cannell says Joe has no idea about losing everything
in a fire. I lost my brother and family, dog
and all of our possessions in a fire forty five
years ago. My brother was twelve. Oh my makes me
ill when he brings it up.
Speaker 31: Oh my god, oh god, that's terrible. Yeah, he needs
to shut his yapper. That just makes me even matter
about me too, Me too.
Speaker 3: Jucee Ellia says, I see the Clinton body count increasing soon.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and not Bill Clinton's, but the Clinton's as a whole. Right.
Speaker 3: Rachel Gerhardt says, chaos riots from the left after the
twenty sixteen election. Yeah, in twenty twenty the George Floyd.
Oh my gosh, they are the Chaos Party.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 3: Jason Decker says Democrats can't make up their mind. Was
Trump's great economy a lie? Or was it all due
to Obama? They cannot have.
Speaker 1: It both ways? Very good point.
Speaker 3: Rachel again says, depravity, really, Liz, let's examine the facts. Indeed,
Seth McMillan says, Stevie looks different. He decided to start
doing his own hair and makeup.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. Oh. Rachel again says this is not
the Mandela effect.
Speaker 3: Doug Trump's economy was great, Shack was Shazam take my money?
And Debora Recidi says Kamala Harris is insufferable. Trump has
to win because I don't know how I can do
four more years of listening to this woman.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think I can either, we know, we hear you? Yeah,
thank you everybody. If she doesn't win, she's gonna go
write more or sorry, plagiar eyes, more books from Wikipedia.
That's what she's gonna do. You guys bring it in,
Oh my god, for run the down and so tomorrow's
our last show of the week. Should everybody just warning
you now and then we'll warn you against tomorrow, but
everybody have the most fabulous Tuesday and we will talk
to you tomorrow.
Speaker 3: By everybody, M