Speaker 1: Speaking of the media and how ridiculous they are. That
was the most hilarious New York Times headline yesterday.
Speaker 2: But it's the same kind of argument as like, you know,
when Jasmine Crockett will say Trump is he has demented.
I am so tired. How you acting like you think
for the people of the fate of Indiana or the
city of Indianaput, you do not speak for me or
anyone I.
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Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, you guys, there's a lot to get
to today, and we're going to just kick it off.
To tell you, first of all, that yesterday we had
a very exciting opportunity to talk to the attorney of
one of Andrew Tate's accusers. She goes by Jane Doe.
But the attorney, her name is Danny Pincher, and you
need to watch that episode on Saturday. So great, especially
if you're one of the people who is just like
convinced that Andrew Tate is worth defending in any way.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, but I beg to differ.
Speaker 1: He's so awful discussing in every way. And there was
new We didn't know this when we talked to Danny Pinter,
but yesterday late afternoon, a new accusation came out. And
perhaps you've heard of the name Lauren Southern. She used
to work for Rebel News. She was a very prominent
right wing influencer and then she kind of vanished. I
don't know the scandalous details of her life, there's plenty
of them, and she just wrote a book to kind
of just tell her story, all the sort of details
and whatnot, including drug use, and you know, she's been
through some things. And one of the bombshells that came
out of this book release is that she is claiming
that Andrew Tate drugged and raped her in a hotel
room in Romania or maybe it was the UK, I
can't remember the location. I think it was Romania and
in any case, she's making these allegations and released the
chapter about those allegations on substack for free because she
did not want to tolerate or deal with people accusing
her of, you know, trying to capital this. Yeah, trying
to capitalize is trying to sell books, you know, and
making up a story in order to sell her book.
So she purposely put this out for free because she
wanted this part of her story to not be behind
a paywall, because she doesn't she's not trying to make
money off of this story. So she alleged and this
happened like ten years ago, allegedly, and she It's a
very interesting read if you get a chance to read
the whole thing. It's lengthy, but worth it. And she
talks about how she went to a club with him,
you know, she met him. She was obviously charmed because
he's got the charm.
Speaker 2: I don't know why you would be charmed by that.
I find him, yeah, repulsive, completely vile, but some women
are charmed by that. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So she ended up she thinks that she was drugged.
She ended up in a hotel room with him, and
super you know, she's like very very groggy, like can't
hardly control herself, just wants to go to sleep, and
he says, why don't you sleep in the bed with me?
She agrees, and then she finds that he's kissing her.
She admits to kissing him back initially, but then he
gets like really really dangerous and she says no, no, no, no,
and then he proceeds to like strangle her, choke her,
be really violent with her, allegedly, And so she makes
all of these claims, and what's interesting about them is
that she tried to go to the police in the UK,
who said, no, you need to go report this. In Romania,
the Romanian police are very corrupt apparently, and so she
tried to tell the story at the time, didn't really
get anywhere. But what was interesting is that this happened
before all of these stories about other women who claim
that this is his mo to do the choking thing, right, yea.
So it's definitely a pattern of behavior from all of
these women separately. It's very very interesting. Again, all allegations.
We are not saying one hundred percent this is true
or not true.
Speaker 2: We have to say allegedly because he'll sue us, right,
So we say that he literally will come after us
and sue us, because that's who he is, his brain.
Speaker 1: I mean, he is vile in just so many ways.
And when you hear our interview on Saturday with Danny Pintry,
you're gonna hopefully get a better understanding of just how
vile he is.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 1: When these allegations came out yesterday, he immediately responded to them.
And of course, you know, rips her saying five thousand
retweets of this, and I'll release the texts of her
begging for money for her company and begging to see
me again. So and who knows, you know, we'll see,
We'll see what he releases, We'll see what he says.
But his attitude is just so disgusting. So he also
said she chose the chapter about me to release for
free to get attention so that she can sell her
memoirs of acuity. Coincidence. I'm sure. I'm glad you admit
you're a drug addict in this post. That might explain
why you forgot about all the texts you sent begging
to see me again? Should I release them in my books?
Sluts who begged for me? Oh my god, he makes
my skin.
Speaker 2: He actually he makes my skin crawl. He just he
really does he Yeah, and he this you'll you'll see
in our our interview with Danny Pinter like he he
prays on vulnerable women. And I, you know, I just
like to know how many women have to suffer at
the hands of him before right wingers get sick of
a ship. I know, it's so much of it.
Speaker 1: He posts, he posts how he is to women all
the time, right, and I says the thing.
Speaker 2: I'd like to ask a lot of these right wingers
who like this guy, would you trust your daughter with them?
Speaker 1: I would like to ask him if he would if
he would trust his daughters.
Speaker 2: With someone like with him?
Speaker 1: And the guy has like I think he's got double digit.
Speaker 2: Kids, Yeah, with many women because he's a traditional guy. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Okay, And I loved how this account dep Deep Planet
broke it down, saying breaking. Andrew Tate responds to being
accused of sexual assault by Lauren Southern, calls her a slut,
accused are of lying for attention, threatens to publish private messages,
mocks her for being drugged and assaulted. This is the behavior, this.
Speaker 2: Is the pattern, right, and some of these high profile
right wingers will be like he's great, Let's give him
a profile him on our show.
Speaker 1: He's being persecuted by nefarious forces. Right, So, his lawyer
also released a statement in response to all this. If
you would like to go ahead and read it.
Speaker 2: His lawyer statement. Oh, Joseph D McBride esquire statement on
behalf of Andrew Tait regarding Lauren Southern's false allegations. Andrew
Tate and equivocally repudiates the pathetic filth peddled by Laurens
Southern and her pitiable tone. This is not real life.
A washed up, nobody loser memoir, if there ever was one.
No evidence supports her claims. The so called free chapter
releases nothing but an evil marketing ploy, a sensational teaser
engineered to propel sales of her book by Paris tizing.
Did I say that right Andrew's fame. Southern is a
faded relic, destitute and desperate, scavenging scraps of relevance and
revenue from Andrew's renown. We've witnessed this wretched ploy, countless, time,
stale and sipid, utterly contemptible. We shall pursue Southern relentlessly
for defamation. I bet they will I'm sure they'll probably
ruin her. Her abject lack of proof and shattered credibility
will seal our inevitable triumph. Yet this assault and its
ilk threaten every man breathing. They targeted Trump, then Tate
Mark my words, you're in the crosshairs next. Men, this
is the playbook to destroy your life. Turn consensual sex
into non consensual via retroactive accusations weaponized for extortion, lawsuits
and payouts. No man, husband, father son is safe from
this venom or mutual encounters become traps for financial ruin.
This is a claring call to men everywhere. The war
rages with false accusations weaponized to shatter lives, twisting sensual
bonds and extortion snares. Everything is on the line. Rise now,
demand proof, unmasked the deceivers for unity and courts of
law and public opinion, fight with unyielding truth or forfit.
All everything is on the line. But see this is
what he does? Is he you know? He uses like
the right wing, he uses Trump, he uses like the
assault on Trump, and he tries to identify with that,
and bright wingers love it, they buy into it.
Speaker 1: Unfortunately, there's a lot of people who do who buy
into it, And Danny Pincher explains some of that in
our interview with her, which you should absolutely check out.
But in the meantime, we don't know. We were obviously
not in the hotel room in Romania to know exactly
what happened. But I would encourage you to read her substack,
read this chapter and see for yourself. It's not like
she's holding back on her own faults, you know what
I mean. She's obviously had troubles in her life. But
again that's something that Danny Pincher it out that often
what predators will do is choose people they know have
reputational issues, have done other bad things, so that they
can say, look, look at the kind of person you're
dealing with. Why would you believe somebody like that. It's
all so freaking predictable, like.
Speaker 2: The slot, you know. So yeah, yeah, infuriating and infuriating
can understand these people. I really can't stand them. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: All right, let's get through some some good news first,
because then we have a lot of just ridiculous stuff
to report. But let's talk about some successes of this administration,
because there are many, and they just keep coming. The
wins keep on coming. Yesterday we learned that Apple is
backing Trump's rare Earth minerals push, and they are investing
five hundred million dollars in a US mine, which is
obviously exactly what Trump has been saying.
Speaker 2: Needs to happen. Fantastic.
Speaker 1: He also announced yesterday a huge investment in Pennsylvania. Here
he is to talk about that.
Speaker 6: This afternoon, twenty leading technology and energy companies are announcing
more than ninety two billion dollars of investments in Pennsylvania,
and if you want, we could probably get them up.
Speaker 2: Let's stalk to him.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 6: But this is a really triumphant day for the people
of the Commonwealth and for the United States of America.
We're doing things that nobody ever thought possible.
Speaker 1: I mean, these are just wins after wins, wins, I know.
Speaker 2: And this is the stuff that like the lame stream
DEMSNBC is a cns ABC, they're not going to talk about.
So no we will, they won't.
Speaker 1: And CNBC actually had on yesterday the founder of Home
Depot Ken Langoni. I'm not sure if I'm saying it right,
but man, he has had a big turnaround on Trump
and here he is to talk about how bullish he
is on this administration.
Speaker 7: If I told you how bullish I was, you wouldn't
believe it. I have never been more excited about the
future of America than I am right now. Right for
a lot of reasons. Number one, like it or not.
This guy's getting things done.
Speaker 8: This guy meeting President Donald Trump.
Speaker 7: Trump, he's a little pistol off of me. Because I
had the audacity to say that on television about a
few months ago that I was worried about if he
wanted that he'd engaged in retribution. I'm happy to say
I'm comfortable he's not doing that. Look, let me tell
you right now. I am sold on Trump. In fact,
I'll say this, I think I've got a good shot
at going down in history as one of our best
presidents ever.
Speaker 8: That is a real turnaround. Because you didn't want to
vote for him.
Speaker 7: I told you the reason. I want to tell you.
I'm a believer. What I'm seeing happening is is absolutely
nothing short of a great thing. Knowledge implies one thing.
When you made a mistake, admitted, Okay.
Speaker 2: I love that, right. That's an old hymn, an old
wise man saying, if you make a mistake, you admit it.
And he made a mistake, and he's like he's doing
some good stuff and he's not because he was afraid
that he was going to come out swing in and
trying to, you know, seek revenge on all these people,
and he's not doing that. He's just his revenge is success.
Isn't that wonderful?
Speaker 8: Isn't that?
Speaker 1: I just loved every bit of me to interview so
so great? And the wins didn't stop there. Trump announced
yesterday that there was a great new deal made with Indonesia,
and he talked a little bit about the details of
that outside the White House as well. Here he is
we made a deal with Indonesia.
Speaker 4: I spoke to you there. Really great president and very
popular in a very strong smart.
Speaker 1: And we made the deal.
Speaker 4: We have full access to Indonesia everything. As you know,
Indonesia is very strong on copper, but we have full
access to everything. We will pay no tariffs, so they
are giving us access into Indonesia which we never had.
That's probably the biggest part of the deal. And the
other part is they are going to pay nineteen percent
and we are going to pay nothing.
Speaker 8: Like it was a really.
Speaker 2: Jack squat zero zero zero.
Speaker 1: And you know, this is an area I guess of
the world that we've not had access to before. So
the fact that we do now is something. He's also
talking about the details of the India trade deal will
be released imminently, so that's also really good, high, very
very bear.
Speaker 2: He came in to say hello to everybody, so sweet,
sad little boy. We can't see his face, he's a boy.
Speaker 1: Trump also went after Adam Schiff yesterday and just read
this tweet of his to folks.
Speaker 2: Okay, I have always suspected shifty Adam Ship was a
scam artist, and now I learned that Fannie May's financial
Crimes Division have concluded that Adam Ship has engaged in
a sustained pattern of possible mortgage fraud. Adam Shipp said
that his prime residence was in Maryland to get a
cheaper mortgage and a rip off America when he must
live in California because he was a congressman from California.
I always knew Adam Ship was a crook. The fraud
began with the refinance of his Maryland property on February sixth,
two thousand and nine, and continued through multiple transactions until
the Maryland property was correctly designated as a second home
on October thirteenth, twenty twenty. Mortgage fraud is very serious
and crooked. Adam Shipp, now a senator, needs to be
brought to justice.
Speaker 1: Min's the law.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, yes, more of this, please more of this?
Speaker 8: Please?
Speaker 1: Will you got it? Because he also talked about this
in the same setting here he is to say more big.
Speaker 4: I'll tell you what I think, Adam Jeff is one
of the lowest of the low I would love to
see it brought to justice. He is a dishonest, crooked guy.
I don't know about the individual charge, if that even happen.
But Adam Kipp is a serious.
Speaker 2: You know what, no one's above the law, you guys,
That's what I just said.
Speaker 8: That's why I said.
Speaker 1: That was not even Adam Schiff, who that's one of
his most favorite phrases is to say no.
Speaker 2: One is about the law exactly.
Speaker 1: Now, he's obviously upset about these accusations, and he said,
since I led his first impeachment, Trump has repeatedly called
for me to be arrested for treason. So in a way,
I guess this is a bit of a letdown, And
this baseless attempt at political retribution won't stop me from
holding an account holding him accountable, not by a long shot,
because right, how how well did those other impeachments work out? Right?
Speaker 2: Holding him accountable for what? We'll see, how much of
a letdown? Like, we'll see, We'll see how baseless it is.
Speaker 1: Well, And it's funny because Adam Schiff would like to
blame Trump for this, but it has actually nothing to
do with him and everything to do with a whistleblower.
Read this from Christine bish I love her name, bish
nitor Shift. Let's be clear, this complaint did not begin
with President Trump, nor is it about political retribution. I
authored the complaint, compiled the evidence, and firmly believe your
actions amount to violations of mortgage law, insurance fraud, tax infractions,
and misrepresentation under state and federal election statutes.
Speaker 2: Oh damn. You continue to frame this as partisan theatrics,
But the facts speak for themselves. This is about accountability
under the law. No one, not even a sitting US senator,
is above it. Despite President Trump's repeated calls to bring
you to justice, I won't be deterred. The accusations are serious,
the evidence is credible, and I will ensure this moves forward,
not because of who you are, but because of what
the facts reveal. Christine. Oh yes, Christine bish is about
to get her bish on. Yeah, bring it right.
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go somewhere, and I am here.
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Speaker 1: So, remember how there were all those wildfires in California
and then there were all these rumors and then of
course California sucked at managing them, and then there were
all these rumors that what was going to happen to
all of that destroyed property was that homeowners who lost
their homes were and we're going to end up getting
these deals from the government where they would completely underbid
and like buy up the property for nothing and then
put like low income housing on it. And then remember
how Gavin was like, no Ah, that's never god happened.
I would never do that.
Speaker 7: And it.
Speaker 1: So California Senate passed SB five four nine, granting La
County authority to purchase fire destroyed lots for minimal cost
and convert them into low income housing, directly contradicting Newsome's
previous assurance to homeowners that such government driven property conversions
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all It's all textbook at this point. You know, it's just.
Speaker 1: Disgusting how poorly managed California and other Democrat hell or
Democrat led places are.
Speaker 2: They're useless, useless, useless.
Speaker 1: And speaking of Gavin, you've probably seen some clips. We
meant to play them yesterday holding my fault completely forgot
I had them, but I do have them for you.
Speaker 8: Today he was on the.
Speaker 1: Sean Ryan Show. They talked for four hours.
Speaker 2: What he did, the hands thing he did all Oh
my god.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I can't believe he's not like passed out from
exhaustion from how much hand dancing he did. The hand
was and you know he's lying or he's having trouble
answering a question the bigger those hand movements get. So,
for example, Sean was asking him about the whole trans
issue and like it, do you really think it's appropriate
to like cut the boobs off of nine year olds?
For example? And you would have thought that a yes
or no question would be pretty easy for Gavin, it's not.
Here's what happens when you ask him something that's a
little bit controversial.
Speaker 9: What about for your values? I mean, is eight years
old too young.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I mean, look now that I have a nine
year old just became nine. Come on, man, I get it.
So those are legit. You know, it's interesting, just the
issue of age. I haven't I'm as I am. There
is someone that's been so focused on equality broadly LGBT writes,
particular gay marriage. The trans issue for me is also novel.
It's it's over the last few years. I'm trying to
understand as much as anyone else, whole pronoun thing, try
and understand all of that. Well, you know that was
like the hell, I mean, all that stuff, I get it.
Speaker 1: I mean it was a yes or no question.
Speaker 2: If it's so hard for you to understand that, if
you're having a hard time with this, you have no
business being president because you are, in fact an idiot,
You're an idiot. He's like, I'm having a hard time
navigating and understanding, and I'm really and I'm doing my
workout here with my What an idiot this guy is?
Speaker 1: Oh my, he's a liar.
Speaker 2: He's a sleezebad, a total con man, an absolute con man.
Speaker 1: I can't believe people fault for it at all, Like
I can't either.
Speaker 2: It's incredible but they do.
Speaker 1: And even I mean even when there's video evidence of
him saying something, he has no problem lying straight to
Sean Ryan's face. For example, there was a question that
Sean asked him about the whole cleanup of San Francisco
when President G was coming to town, and he denies it.
You guys, so look at this a little before this,
I guess after and before in this case, this is incredible.
Speaker 9: You got a he got a lot of shit when
G came to California. Yeah, And you know, the big
narrative was, and I tend to believe it is you know,
we hear a lot about San Francisco and the homelessness
and pooping on the road and all that kind of stuff,
and it seemed like all of that was cleaned up
when G came to town.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Is that true?
Speaker 7: Complete bullshit?
Speaker 9: That's complete bullshit.
Speaker 10: I know folks say, oh, they're just cleaning up this
place because all those fancy leaders are coming into town.
That's true, because it's true.
Speaker 2: Okay, Okay, I don't have there's like I've read that
there's they've only issued one percent of the permits that
are needed for people. Because you know, we were talking
about how there's gonna be low income housing like in
the Palisades and stuff like that, but there's one like
the people that actually at homes, there like one percent
of the permits to have them rebuild their homes have
been issued. How does this guy have time to do podcasts?
He should be helping the people of a state. Same
thing goes for Karen Bass. I mean she has time
to be helping illegals like these people are absolutely useless
at their jobs, useless. But he's going on a four
hour podcast. Yeah, he doesn't have time to do this.
Like if you were actually doing his effing job, he'd
be like, I'm sorry, I don't have time to do
a podcast. I have shit to do at my job,
right he But he's like, let me go on this
four hour podcast and just you know, and lie for
four hours.
Speaker 8: And that was an example of.
Speaker 1: It, right he lied. I mean he's already admitted previously,
Yeah we did clean up for g it's true. Because
it's true, he said. And now he's gonna be on
Sean Ryan saying that's just bullshit. Yeah what wow?
Speaker 2: And mean while his state is just falling apart, it
is just on fire. Literally, it's falling apart, and people
they are like, oh no, this is fine, we like him.
What's wrong with you?
Speaker 1: Well, what's not wrong with some people is their master
Internet skills and when they make fun of Gavin in
the best ways possible, like.
Speaker 9: This, right, I mean the way you talk and cross
your legs and.
Speaker 11: Shit, Okay, I kinda I crossed my legs like this
because my balls are too small. I basically have no balls,
so it just it kind of gives me the freedom
to cross my legs all gay like this and to
express my inner gainess, you know. And then I like
to move my hands as if I was I'm sort
of retired, you know, because that's basically my demographic, retarded
gay democrats and shit like that.
Speaker 2: I'm really glad that we brought that word back. We
can just use it freely, both of.
Speaker 1: Them, both of those words.
Speaker 2: But those words have been brought back. It's like the
eighties are back, you guys, we can just say freely.
Speaker 1: So listen, we are not the only ones, clearly who
are noticing the hand jive gesticulations of this insane Governor.
Will Cain also did a whole thing about it here.
Speaker 12: He is extremely effeminate, This is absolutely incredible, the variety
of hand movements used by Governor Gavin USA. But his
hands are going back and forth as though he's waving
an airplane into its gait. He does fists, he does
open hands, he does thumbs back and forth. He's doing
the chou choo train. He's measuring things vertically. He's got
good like extension. While his thumb is pointing out. He
wants to make a big point. He puts fist out.
I mean, he is definitely doing a lot everything short
of brushing his thighs. But here's my favorite one, and
I can't wrap my head around how this one gets
into repertoire, the risk to risk issue. He makes a
fist with both hands and as though he's putting on
perfume and rubbing it together. He puts his wrists together
to make a point. What I don't get is where
you're emphasizing a point by putting perfume on your wrists.
Where he does this thing where he puts his wrists together,
fist in both hands. It's extremely effeminate.
Speaker 2: I love that perfume on the wrist. Yes, that's what
women do.
Speaker 13: Women totally do.
Speaker 2: That with perfume. This is Oh my god, he's got.
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Speaker 1: We're good to put it because in my sons guest
in the guest house, the little apartment that he stays
in over the garage there, we have a like an
old style refrigerator that we had to buy ice trays
for And so when I saw this and saw how
little room it takes, I was like, oh my goodness,
this is amazing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so it's great, sess with it.
Speaker 1: It's good stuff, good stuff, all right. So we've played
this before, but I thought, well, since we're already talking
about Gavin and his crazy hand gestures, it is worth
playing vincent O'shawna's impression of Gavin Newsome once more because
it just doesn't get old.
Speaker 14: He's the Baker's of the state, displaced countless amounts of Hamley.
Do you take responsibility for any of this? And is
there anything more you think you could have done?
Speaker 7: Not?
Speaker 15: Really. I think these fires were very devastating. I think
the full scope of what actually has happened, we're not
very okay. These people's houses are just destroyed, people are suffering,
people are sad, But we're Californians. We're gonna push through.
We're gonna push through, and where we're going the vision
is ten times bigger than anybody else can even imagine.
Speaker 14: Former President Trump has recently criticized your leadership, saying that
you've failed California. What's your response to him? And what
does the future of California look like?
Speaker 15: To be honest with you, I try to block out,
just block that rhetoric because the words that come out
of his mouth, all the words out of his lips,
they don't mean anything to me. He needs to use
these more because the future of California is bright. It's
so bright when you really try to look at it.
I mean, really really look at how bright it is.
You're gonna need shades to live in California twenty four
hours a day.
Speaker 14: Critics are saying that you're all hand gestures, no action.
Speaker 8: What's your response to that.
Speaker 15: I think people are wrong. Okay, they need to wake up.
I speak with passion, I speak with fire, no pun intended,
and I feel if I use my hands a lot,
people won't be focused on the lies that are coming
out of my mouth because I lie a lot.
Speaker 2: Right, It's true. How did that other guy, not laugh.
Speaker 16: If if we did that and I was like touching
your face, you'd be dying.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I.
Speaker 8: Would be dying. No way, so so good.
Speaker 1: And then if it couldn't get even more embarrassed, like
it just even got more embarrassing for Gavin Newsom because
he has this official press account that puts out it's
an account that like constantly fights with people and tries
to make California look really good. So somebody on Twitter said,
Democrat led, you know, cities and states or whatever our shitholes.
This is what they said, and they responded to it.
I am not making this up. They responded to it
by putting a little collage of four different photos of
California and saying, oh, really is this a shithole? Three
of them were like from a eight to ten years ago.
One of them was from Nevada. You, oh my god,
used a photo of Nevada to say saying, we're not
a shipthold, We're not We're also not Nevada.
Speaker 2: What the hell I cannot It.
Speaker 1: Does not get better than this, I'm sorry, that is hilarious.
Speaker 2: Just somebody just called us horrores.
Speaker 1: Really, yeah, somebody say something so awful I don't.
Speaker 2: Know what Up just said to right Horrores in a podcast.
Speaker 16: Dude, seriously, like come saying that to my face. Come
say it to my face at seven thirty three. Aah,
that's what he said forever ago.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to find that.
Speaker 2: What UP was a minute ago?
Speaker 16: He said again, so I can block you say something
else again, like we want you to call us whores again,
to just defend defend that.
Speaker 8: Like we're a whores.
Speaker 1: You just go ahead and defend.
Speaker 2: You think we're whores. That's okay, Like that was awesome.
Speaker 1: I mean we get called. I mean, my husband is
going to be alarmed.
Speaker 2: That's mine. My husband be like okay, wars all right.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, all right, moving on, we need to
talk about the embarrassment. Speaking of embarrassment, NBC, God.
Speaker 8: Did they f up yesterday so hard, so hard?
Speaker 1: So you know, all the controversy swirling around the auto
pen and it's it's not even controversial. It was just ridiculous.
The extent to which Biden's team did stuff without his knowledge.
I mean, he's gonna say he knew stuff, but we
all know he didn't know stuff. So NBC still trying
to cover for Biden. This is how ridiculous they are.
Even after the Jake Tapper book, they're still trying to
cover for Biden. They actually posted a story saying, well,
the House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer used a digital
signature to send out letters and subpoena notices related to
the autopen investigation. As if this is the same thing.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I can't just stop.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, stop, this is so embarrassing.
Speaker 2: It really it is embarrassing. But this is But people
on the left are gonna they'll embrace this.
Speaker 1: I hope they do, because they even like anybody that
has like the slightest bit of computer know how, knows
how completely not the same. These things are like this,
James Comer is aware that he has a digital signature
that he can just copy and paste on two forms.
I have the same, we have it to you. Got like,
is not a big deal.
Speaker 8: H Oh my god.
Speaker 1: So Molly Hemingway said, I'm trying to understand why this
article was written other than to push Democrat propaganda and
avoid covering the investigation into Biden's decline. Is the argument
from the author Ryan Nobles, that Comer doesn't know he's
sending these letters and subpoenas that he talks about all
the time is that the argument they cannot be serious.
Speaker 2: They are they're trying to draw a correlation and there
is no correlation. Oh my god, it's apples to oranges.
Speaker 1: It's funny to me, this is what they're doing.
Speaker 2: But it's the same kind of arguments, Like you know
when Jasmine Crockett will say Trump is he has dementia? Right, Trump?
Trump also he has dementia and Joe Biden didn't, and
it's like, what what are you doing? What do you
I don't stop it, just stop.
Speaker 1: It's so embarrassing. So James Comer's response to this was
so perfect. He tagged Ryan Nobles and was like, there's
still time to delete this.
Speaker 2: It's so great.
Speaker 1: It was so perfect. And then it turned out that
somebody also looked into NBC and their SEC filings and
their reporters their most recent SEC filings were also digitally signed,
So they know that this is a thing. They know
that you can digitally sign stuff, but they decided, for
whatever reason, to protect to protect Biden still that they
were going to make this a thing. And everybody is
making fun of them for it. Literally everybody.
Speaker 2: Digital signatures are totally different. I think everybody knows that.
Oh my god, just stop.
Speaker 1: It's just so so ridiculous. But this is the left,
this is what they do, and this is the media
for you. Yeah, speaking of the media and how ridiculous
they are, there was the most hilarious New York Times
headline yesterday from someone on Biden's border advisor team saying
I was one of Biden's border advisors. Here's how to
fix our gracious system. And so Peter Hasen was like,
I was captain of the Titanic. Here's how to boyd I.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, why why no New York Times? Why wait,
you won't be a great guest. Essay is this guy.
Let's totally get this guy. Don't don't do that. Oh
my god, my.
Speaker 1: God, make this up. And then there was even another one,
because then the Homeland Security stepped in and was like,
I was, humpty, dumpty, here's how to sit on a wall.
Speaker 2: I can only imagine you just go on and on.
Oh my god, I was Kasey Anthony. Here's how to
babysit a kid. Stop, I mean, here's how to be
a good husband.
Speaker 17: Stop.
Speaker 1: Stop it it's just so embarrassing. And yet people on
the left, people in the met people like joy Read
can continue to say that we Trump supporters are in
a cult. Oh guess she is talking to what's his name?
I can't even remember. It doesn't matter.
Speaker 18: Trump has those kinds of voters. They are dedicated to
him personally. They care more about him being happy than
them being happy. They care more about him having what
he wants than them having what they want. They will
give up their health care, They will let their daughters
be destroyed, they will let their families be destroyed.
Speaker 2: They will do there's nothing he can do.
Speaker 18: He can drown them in a Texas in Texas, he
can take away their FEMA, he can do anything he
wants to them. There's nothing you can do about it's
a cult.
Speaker 2: My daughters, my daughters are doing just fine. And they're
also both Texans, and they're they're doing fine. They're doing way.
Speaker 1: You didn't know that Trump personally drowned all the people.
I did not flood.
Speaker 2: I did not know that. I was unaware of that.
And no rights have been taken away from my two daughters.
They're doing us fine. I get so sick of that narrative,
I really do.
Speaker 8: I know it's absolutely ridiculous.
Speaker 1: I know this is going to come as a huge,
huge shock to everybody, But another trans weirdo was just
arrested for trying to burn down a Republican headquarters, a
party office in Michigan. And this is what they look
like and their bioreads sexually fluid, gender fluid, autistic, bipolar, emo,
goth he the.
Speaker 2: G she pronouns. Okay, fine, yeah, transpolence is it all?
It is out of control? It is and it is
You're right, that is kind of a cult. I mean
that individual looks a little like Iggy Pop just putting
it out there. Yeah, that's that is something like if
you saw that walking down the street, that is what
my daughter should be afraid.
Speaker 1: Of, exactly exactly. Becky Weiss, our friend Becky Weiss, who
we've had on the show previously, she she did a
response video to some I don't even know why this
person is doing it, but there's a trans person who
made a video where they're not facing like the camera,
they're turned away, okay, and it's actually a little hard
to hear them, but you'll see the captions on the
screen as well. If you're listening and watching. We're at
the forty two minute mark, and you can watch this later,
but you can still hear it. And this trans person
is trying to say that because there is evidence in
the animal kingdom of trans behavior among creatures like starfish
and whatnot, that means that human trans people like this
whole thing is legitimate. And Becky Weiss's response to it
is so awesome it had to be shared.
Speaker 8: Please enjoy.
Speaker 5: If you plan not transgender people are, i'mmatural? Then explain
how mushrooms have over twenty to the thousand sexes.
Speaker 1: You're not a mushroom?
Speaker 5: Who said that a house lucks both men and female organs?
Speaker 19: You're not a flok.
Speaker 3: Where's that coming from?
Speaker 5: Well, how some seles able and transition to females they grow?
Speaker 1: Humans are not s snails?
Speaker 3: What the heck is that?
Speaker 17: Well?
Speaker 5: How trees can be now one year but then female
the necks, Meaning that transgender existence isn't even new, It's
literally part of how nature bology of work of thousands
of years.
Speaker 3: Just because one species can do a thing doesn't mean
all species can do that same thing. And if your
species requires surgical or medical intervention to do that thing,
then it is by definition not natural.
Speaker 2: Wait someone there, Yes, I love that she's so correct.
Speaker 1: Seed snails can change their gender. Therefore I legitimately am
I become a woman when I brought my when I
like cut my Jones.
Speaker 2: Dick off, when I cut my dick off. Yeah, no,
that's that's it's it's probably unnatural when you have to
lop your dick off pro tip and take.
Speaker 1: All kinds of hormones you know what I mean, like
and do all of the mutilating.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's something that ce snails don't have to do.
Speaker 1: Unless there's sea snail surgeons that we are simply unaware.
Speaker 2: Of, or we may be unaware. They could call us
and let us know.
Speaker 1: It's all fake. It's just them lying to themselves, you guys,
and we are not playing along with the delusions. Speaking
of fake all, there's another protest apparently nationwide that's being
planned for the for tomorrow, for the seventeenth of July,
all across the country. There's I forget what they're calling it. Yeah,
it's a whole other new protests. Like that's all the
people do these people have.
Speaker 2: No, they don't have no. I was like, what was
I thinking, I'm sorry, I should they do not out loud, right.
Speaker 1: But there's this company. I think we may have mentioned
this company before, but there is an actual company called
Crowds on Demand who whose whole job is to recruit
and pay people to show up at these protests because
they don't have grassroots support. They don't have enough grassroot
support to just make this happen organically, so they so
companies like Soros led companies will pay companies like crowd
whatever I just said, crowds on demand to create crowds,
which is so pointless and stupid, but this is where
we are today. And there was an interview with the
CEO of Crowds on Demand saying that they turned down
twenty million dollars for this Thursday's protests. Here's the story.
Speaker 20: The July seventeenth demonstrations approached you.
Speaker 19: Interests aligned with the organizers of the July seventeenth movement
have approached us, and in fact, we rejected an offered
that probably is worth around twenty million dollars.
Speaker 13: Twenty million dollars, correct, I mean this.
Speaker 19: Is a nationwide thing, right, It's not to say I
would have made twenty million dollars personally, but the value
of the contract would have been worth around that amount
nationwide to organize huge demonstrations around the country. But personally,
I just don't think it's effective. So it's not I'm
not trying to call myself virtuous for rejecting it. What
I'm saying is I'm saying I'm rejecting it not because
I don't want to take the business, but because, frankly,
this is going to be ineffective. It's going to make
us all look bad.
Speaker 20: So I asked for who exactly offered him the twenty
million dollars, That, of course was the natural question, but
he says he would not say. Says he does not
talk about who exactly his clients are, that it would
be bad for business, and he's been in business for
fifteen years and he has to turn down a lot
of contracts. But you know, interesting, twenty million dollars is
a lot of money.
Speaker 15: Oh, Brian, quickly, before I let you go, did he
explain about why he doesn't want to be involved with
Thursday's protests.
Speaker 20: Well, he said he had some concern about violence based
on what he's seen in the past, but mostly he
just doesn't think that it's productive or really making a
difference big picture about how the country feels about price
in Trump and he says he just he just didn't
want to get involved.
Speaker 2: If you have to pay people that's not organic, you're
doing it wrong exactly. You're on the wrong side of things.
This is the thing. I just I cannot believe these
people think that this is effective in any way, like
the fact, and I can't believe there's a company that
does that, right, And they're just they're.
Speaker 1: Just out there and we all know they're out there.
So why why would we take any protest seriously?
Speaker 3: Uh huh.
Speaker 2: I mean, I guess, see a need, fill a need.
That's capitalism for you. And that there again, that's capitalism
for you. So these anti capitalism schmucks are employing a
capitalist company that's like, see you need fill a need,
We're going to go ahead and like put fake protesters
out there screaming about how they're anti capitalists. Right, What
in the hell is going on? Like this make it
makes sense?
Speaker 1: You can't, nobody can. It's ridiculous. This is liberally absolutely ridiculous.
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Because that's a new that's another word that the left
has decided to completely devalue the meaning of. Yeah, so
I just I'm curious because I that's fine and it's
going to be another one of those words that gets
ruined by the left. And in fact, Greg Gutfeld was
just talking about this and made a suggestion about how
we should treat the word nas Nazi.
Speaker 21: The criticism doesn't matter to us when you call us
Nazis Nazi this and not see that. You know, I'm
beginning to think they don't like us. You know what,
I've said this before. We need to learn from the
Blacks the way they They were able to remove the
power from the end word by using it.
Speaker 2: So from now on, it's what up my Nazi?
Speaker 7: Hey?
Speaker 21: What up my Nazi?
Speaker 5: Hey?
Speaker 17: What's hanging my nazi?
Speaker 21: Nazi?
Speaker 22: Please?
Speaker 1: You did a hard eye there?
Speaker 2: What does it tell you that.
Speaker 8: I love it?
Speaker 1: Did you hear nazi?
Speaker 2: Please not to me, please. I mean, the same thing
goes with the racist They totally racist, white supremacist. They
just wear it out. This is it because they have nothing.
They're intellectually lazy, these people, and so they just call
you me. That's what they do. They want to shut
the conversation down becausey don't want to have a conversation
because they're lazy, right.
Speaker 1: Which is why when dude called us whores, we were
taught we were showing how idiotic Gavin Newsom is, which
they cannot argue against.
Speaker 2: It's impossible. So he's like, you're a whore, so you're
what you're saying is that I have sex for money.
It's entirely factually incorrect. But you don't want to have
that conversation. I'm gonna go promptly after the show, will
say that to my husband and he will laugh manighacally.
Speaker 1: And he'll be like, where's the money, where's the money?
Speaker 2: Exactly?
Speaker 1: All right, it has to be done. Hate to do it,
but we need to continue to do it because news
keeps coming out about Epstein files, and unfortunately the Trump administration,
God love them, and you know that we do. They
keep batching this further and further and further, and it's
just getting worse and worse for them. And I don't
understand why they keep doing it, but they do. Here's
what's going on. Here's what happened yesterday. Trump a couple
times Trump was asked about this. The first time he
was asked about, you know what the investigation uncovered, what
Pam Bondi found in her review of the documents. We've
got a couple clips of him talking specifically about Pam
and the documents. Here they are.
Speaker 15: She tell you what did she tell you about what
you had?
Speaker 2: Specifically?
Speaker 1: Did she tell you about all that your name up
here in the boughten?
Speaker 4: No, she's She's given us just a very quick briefing
and in terms of the credibility of the different things
that they've seen. And I would say that, you know,
these files were made up by Komi, they were made
up by Obama, they were made up by the biting
it from you know, we and we went through years
of that with the Russia, Russia, Russia hus with all
of the different things.
Speaker 9: That we had to go through.
Speaker 4: We've gone through years of it. But she's handled very
well and it's going to be up to her, whatever
she thinks is credible, she should release. There should be transparencies.
Instein Page agree with her, sir, the Attorney General's handled
that very well.
Speaker 18: She is.
Speaker 4: She's really done a very good job. And I think
that when you look at it, you'll understand that. I
would like to see that also, But I think the
Attorney general the credibility is very important and you want credible.
Speaker 1: Evidence or something like that.
Speaker 4: And I think the Attorney General's handled.
Speaker 1: Then what was in the binder hasn't handled it well
at all.
Speaker 2: Wow, she hasn't handled it well. I'm just not sure
why he is defending her so much.
Speaker 1: I don't I don't know either.
Speaker 2: I'm sure you know.
Speaker 1: And he's he's been very dismissive of everybody in his supporters,
in his supporter group who continues to wonder and ask
questions about this and want the transparency. He keeps like
blowing us off and making it sound like we're crazy
for for having this curiosity and this, you know, this
desire for some transparency and some accountability, which is odd,
but it is starting to become an issue amongst congress
people too. Benny Johnson like set up studio at the
White House or at the Capitol yesterday and was talking
to various congress people about what they think should happen
with the files. He talked to Mike Johnson, he talked
to James Comer, He talked to a whole bunch of people.
Here is what Mike Johnson.
Speaker 23: Said, intellectually consistent in this we look. Reagan used to
tell us we should trust the American people. I believe
in that principle. I know President Trump does as well,
and I trust him. I mean, he put together a
team of his choosing and they're doing a great job.
It's a very delicate subject, but we should we should
put everything out there and let the people decide it.
I mean, the White House and the White House team
are privy to facts that I don't know. I mean,
this isn't my lane. I haven't been involved in that, uh,
but but I agree with the sentiment that we need
to we need to put it out there. And you know,
Pam BONDI I don't know when she originally made the statement.
I think she was talking about documents, as I understood
that they were on her desk. I don't know that
she was specific about a list or whatever. But she
needs to come forward and explain that to everybody.
Speaker 7: I like Pam.
Speaker 23: I mean, I think she's done a good job. We
need the DJ focusing on the major priorities. So let's
get this thing resolved so that they can deal with
violent crime and public safety and election integrity and going
after Act Blue and the things that the president is
most concerned about as we are. So I'm anxious to
get this behind.
Speaker 2: Best advice agreed. So there's a comment I want to address.
ODB four twenty said, it looks like the chicks ball
for the media.
Speaker 18: BS.
Speaker 2: Nobody cared about these files a year ago. That's bullshit,
that's bullshit. We can bring receipts. We have been talking,
we've playing, We've been playing receipts all right, for the
last two weeks. We've been playing there, and for longer
than we've been talking about this. For longer than a year,
we've been talking about this. So you're wrong, you're wrong.
And if you want to go back to shows a
year ago, we did care about this a year ago.
Speaker 1: Enda Donald Trump Junior, who we just played last week,
saying last year, where's the Epstein list? Demanding the Epstein list,
And so you're just wrong.
Speaker 2: I mean, you're wrong, You're totally you're wrong about it.
People did care about this a year ago. It's not
the media that's influencing us.
Speaker 1: He just said, your whole show has been about this,
even though we only just started talking about this literally
five minutes in.
Speaker 2: Okay, right, okay, now our whole show is really like,
check yourself. I don't think so, and I agree with
Tucker on this. Tucker made a great point about this
where he nailed it, where he said, it's it's frustration
from like the regular class against the elite class. There's
this sense that the elite class is being protected in this,
and I agree with that because I think that it's
it's like it used to be that I thought that
it was like Democrat has Democrats have their own, you know, justice,
and then Republicans have their own justice. I feel like
it's the elites have their own justice and then normal
people have their own justice. And that's what we're seeing
with this. I feel like there's an elite class that's
above justice. Regular people want to see these people fry.
Speaker 8: We just do, yes.
Speaker 2: So that's I think that's part of what this is about.
It's not just about, you know, I don't know wanting
to see like files. It's about we want these people.
We know that there were victims here, and that elite
people will involved in making these people suffer, women and children.
We want those people to be held accountable. And it's
not okay that they're not being held accountable because if
it were regular, normal people, they would be held accountable.
There shouldn't be two tiers of justice, period.
Speaker 1: And by the way, I'm open to the idea that
maybe there really was not as much there there as
everybody thought. And then maybe this whole time, like Pam
was convinced she was going to look at the files
and she was going to be like, oh my god,
there's really there's something here, because that's what she was
saying in all the Fox interviews. She was teasing it
and doing binders about it, making everybody hyped up and
amped up that there was going to be a release
of like incredibly disgusting, horrible, like unbelievable information, and then
she reviewed them and was like, oh, crap, there's nothing here.
That's fine if she would have explained that and had
been willing to take questions about it, But because they're
now gaslighting us that makes everything ten times worse and
way more suspicious. That's the problem, right, So I don't
know why this is hard, but it is for the elites.
They just don't seem to understand why we're like feeling
completely backstabbed about it. James Comer also told Benny he
wants these files out.
Speaker 24: Uh, you know, take take the ball and run with it.
People want to see accountability. There have been a lot
of investigations. The deep state has been exposed thanks to
Radcliffe and cash Betel. Let's start prosecuting these people. Let's
set some examples.
Speaker 17: Out of some people.
Speaker 1: This is I mean, he's speaking for the country essentially.
That has been like we've been told that there's all
kinds of there there, So where is the there? Right?
Speaker 8: Where's it?
Speaker 2: It's not this isn't difficult, This isn't difficult. It's like
there there, there's like there's double standards. We're kind of
sick and tired of the double standards, that's all.
Speaker 1: And you would think that after all of this hullabaloo
in response to the pathetic two page memo and and
the reaction to it, which you know the White House
has seen, you know that they're aware of it. You
would think that they would figure out, oh, we we
fucked this up. We need to change the messaging. We
need to we need to explain ourselves better. We need to,
you know, appease the people that have relied on us
to be transparent. We need to explain to them exactly
what's going on. And so Pam Bondi had an opportunity
to do that. She was giving a presser yesterday about
some fentanyl bust and granted, she's doing a great job
on all other parts of her job. No shade on
her for doing all the other child porn busts and
the drug bus She's doing great. But she was asked
obviously about the Epstein files and she just keeps on resisting.
Speaker 3: Show you releasing additional credible evidence from the Epstein investigation
is not something that you are.
Speaker 7: Open to do.
Speaker 3: Let me say, yeah, let me take that first. This
is this today is about fentanyl. This is about a
wall of people right outside this room who have died
from I appreciate your question, but this today is about
fentanyl overdoses throughout our country and people who have lost
loved ones to fentanyl. That's the message that we're here
to send today. Nothing about Epstein. I'm not going to
talk about Epstein.
Speaker 1: That's the problem is that you won't dedicate a press
conference to talking about Epstein.
Speaker 2: Just have a politastic Just have a presser. That's not hard, now,
God it is.
Speaker 1: And so they the reporters kept trying. They even wanted
to ask her, well, what you know what about the
story that there's tension between you and Dan Bongino. Here's
how she skated around that.
Speaker 3: As a very difficult Is there disruption of this leadership
of THEOJ and the FBI fromture relationship with m Bongino
that is.
Speaker 7: Affecting the operation?
Speaker 3: No, I'm not going to talk about personnel matters.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 3: I was with director of Hotel all morning, and we
are committed to keeping America safe, making America safe, working
with our incredible partners DEA, FBI, atf US Marshals to
do everything we can to make America safe. And that's
what we're focused on. And today we're focused on protecting
our kids.
Speaker 8: And I would ask all of.
Speaker 3: You when you leave, go look at that wall outside
right outside this room, of all the fentanyl deaths, all
the faces of fentanyl that you guys, you have done
an amazing job putting up.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to talk about personnel issues. Yeah, I
just that's what you're gonna say.
Speaker 2: I tried lightly talking about her because everybody's like, you're
so mean, Daisy.
Speaker 1: I just I don't see how this is mean. You
guys were being gas lip. How are you okay with that?
Speaker 2: I'm just she's been a big disappointment to me.
Speaker 1: So somebody also asked her, like, Okay, you want to
talk about fentanyl whatever, but like, is it possible that
you're not even going to be in this job for
very much longer because of how you've basically botched this
whole thing. She totally laughed that off.
Speaker 3: Be here for as long as the President wants me here,
and I believe he's made that crystal clear. It's four years,
well three and a half now, right, we've got six
months in and yeah it feels like six years. But
I was with Director Patel this morning, and we are
working on fighting violent crime.
Speaker 8: We are working on all.
Speaker 3: These issues that we deeply care about to make America
safe again and get these drugs off our She.
Speaker 2: She won't, she won't talk about it. You guys, get
the drugs off the streets. That's great. But yeah, it
is great. But do an Epstein presser exactly.
Speaker 8: This is not hard.
Speaker 2: People have questions, I mean, answer them. It was easy
for her to do that, the whole thing, with the
binders and everything. And now, yeah, she builds it up.
Speaker 1: She builds it up, built it up, build it up.
Speaker 2: And now she's like, what, I don't want to I
don't want to talk about it. You did the binder bullshit,
why can't I can't.
Speaker 1: And then, unfortunately Trump yesterday decided to completely dismiss all
of us by saying, I don't even know why people
are interested in this case.
Speaker 8: Serious people to move on.
Speaker 15: But I'm curious, why do you think your supporters in
particular have been so interested in the Epstein story.
Speaker 4: I am so upset about how it's been handled. I
don't understand why they would be so interested. He's dead
for a long time. He was never a big factor
in terms of life. I don't understand what the interest
or what the fascination is. I really don't. And the
credible information has been given, don't forget. We went through
years of the Mullowood hunt and all of the different
things to steal dossier, which was all fake. All that
information was faked. But I don't understand why the Jeffrey
Epstein case would be of interest to anybody.
Speaker 25: It's pretty boring stuff.
Speaker 4: It's sorted, but it's boring, and I don't understand why
it keeps going. I think we really only pretty bad people,
including fake dukes, want to keep something like like that going.
But incredible information, let him give it. Anything that's credible,
I would say, let them have it.
Speaker 1: Okay, well that was something at the very end. But
I don't know why people are interested in this. I mean,
it's not like there were victims or anything. What I
know why we're interested. It's you deserve justice or crying
out loud right. She said Trump really needs to stop
commenting on this, just cold turkey, let it go. I
just I think he needs to have an actual presser.
Speaker 2: I don't know what he does. I don't think he does.
I think is he hired people to do this. I
don't think. I think I agree with Banchie he needs
to stop talking about this.
Speaker 1: He but how do you do that when you're asked
a direct question? Because if you don't answer it, that
looks also very suss or just need to get on
the same page of messaging.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean, somebody that we would quit
asking questions if they would have a freaking presser about
it and answer the questions and be done with it,
and we could put it to bed.
Speaker 1: Trump, as you just heard, doesn't understand why people are
interested in this. Glenn Beck answered that question very well.
If you could please read this out loud.
Speaker 2: Here's why the Epstein case does matter to many Trump supporters.
It has become a vessel to carry all the hopes
and dreams that maybe someone will clean up Washington, DC.
The MAGA movement was built on trust and transparency. We
voted for Trump because he promised to unleash radical transparency
like we've never seen before. He did it with the
JFK files. We saw the facts and moved on when
we didn't find a smoking gun. It's true, I'd be
satisfied if the President came out and said there's no
smoking gun with Epstein either. We can't make a case,
but here's the evidence. Look for yourselves. Yes, Instead, we
haven't seen anything except a video that doesn't even show
Epstein's cell. After months of promises and of transparency, after
Pam Bondy told us the evidence was sitting under desk
and the SDN why was withholding information? We were told
the list never even existed. We were told to move
on after being let on. That's why we can't be
satisfied with this. It feels like the vessel has been shattered.
That doesn't mean it can't be repaired. But the administration
must release what they can and ask the courts to
unseal their evidence. Yes, yes, redact the names if necessary,
withhold everything necessary to protect the innocent, but let us
know why it's being withheld. Be radically transparent. That's what
we voted for. If there's truly nothing there, let us
see it for ourselves. That is not selfish or disloyal.
It's the American way. Yes, Glenn Back, Yes.
Speaker 1: Yes, Glen Back, I mean standing up for that standing
freaking oh.
Speaker 2: He is highty percent correct. That is exactly what we
voted for. And they've done it with other things. They've
done it with everything else, So why the f are
they not doing it now? It makes me uneasy, it
makes other people un and it will affect us in
the midterms.
Speaker 1: I promise you it will.
Speaker 2: Because I have kids in their thirties and my son
in law the other day. He was like, that was
a little sketch. Yeah, he's a big maga guy, and
he was like, that was a little sketch. If they
did that, why do they do that? I'm a little
I'm a little taken aback that. The fact that they
dangled it and then they took it away, Why did.
Speaker 4: They do that?
Speaker 2: It makes people not trust, It makes people distrust. That's
not okay. I mean as much as okay that people here,
like people here are saying, Oh, it doesn't matter, it
doesn't matter. It matters to some people. And if even
if it matters to like twenty percent of the people,
that will affect us in midterms. I don't want it
to affect us.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I can't tell you how many tweets
I've seen from huge supporters of his who are like,
I bother even voting in the midterms, nothing's going to change.
This is the kind of stuff that turns people completely
off because they feel utterly helpless to make any changes.
Speaker 2: And we thought that we were getting some change, you
know what I mean totally.
Speaker 1: So Davis, who we've had on the show a couple times,
one of the he's a lawyer who's like very much
inside the Beltway and advises a lot of the legal
team in terms of the Trump administration, and huge Trump supporter,
and he has been adamant that we're just making not
we personally, but like people who are invested in this
case are making way too big of a deal about it,
where we should just trust what has been said to us.
Speaker 2: And that's that.
Speaker 1: And he's actually really being nasty to Trump supporters right now, saying,
let's be crystal clear, MAGA influencers do not have a
power base separate from Trump. Their power is derivative of Trump.
Trump isn't running for reelection. They need Trump a hell
of a lot more than he needs them. Quote, I'll
stay home in the next election, go for it. Really,
So he's basically just brushing off any influencers who actually
care about how botched the messaging has been on this.
And we're trying to talk to our trying, we're hoping
that we can talk to him tomorrow and have a
fight with about this, because we don't get how he
can't do this. Well.
Speaker 2: I think it's because he lives inside the Beltway. Yeah,
And if you live inside the Beltway, you think this
shit doesn't matter. If you are a normal person that
lives in real America, this shit matters. Yeah, of course
it matters.
Speaker 1: Of course it matters. So we're hoping to talk to him.
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decline of tourism in New York City on Trump.
Speaker 25: Oh okay, as Bob was saying, fight back against an
authoritarian administration and Donald Trump's attempt at ripping up the
very fabric of the city that we call home, of
the country that we belong to and that we love.
We know that his policies, they are not just disappearing
our neighbors, detaining our friends they are also turning the
world away from our city. The rapid decline of tourists
coming to this city is an issue not simply for
us living up to our word as a city that
welcomes the world, but it's one that has very real
economic impacts for artists that are with me here today
and those beyond. It is the difference between whether or
not people can afford to keep calling the city.
Speaker 1: Their homes are not going to be able to continue
to afford it. You keep taxing this shit out of everybody.
Speaker 2: That's your ban and it smells like urine. Why would
you want to go there? I don't want to go there.
Speaker 1: The reason that tourism has declined there is in part
because of how violent it is. Here's a perfect example.
The New York Post reported that a maniac stabbed a
sleeping man on a train at least three times in
the head. It happened on Monday. The same freaking guy
was arrested last Thursday for stabbing his own mom, but
because of their freaking bail rules, he got let out
on Saturday.
Speaker 8: So what does he do?
Speaker 1: He goes and just stabs random strangers. And this is
completely predictable. Yet this is how New York City manages
their crime.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they're like, come here for the New York style pizza,
stay and get murdered.
Speaker 4: Oohoo.
Speaker 3: I mean it's.
Speaker 1: Crazy, you guys, It's absolutely crazy. And speaking of New York,
of course, the mayor's race isn't over. I mean, we've
got to wait until the midterm election cycle to see
who actually wins. And we told you yesterday or earlier
in the week that Andrew Cuomo is going to be
running as an independent. He must have Now I don't
know this for sure, but I am alleging that he
has hired Tim Walls to be his campaign manager because
this is the video that he put out yesterday without
any caption whatsoever. He just wants you to see.
Speaker 8: This left me I can jumpstart a car.
Speaker 2: I mean, come on, it was like Tim Walls and
the air filter I's like, remember when he did the
air filters thing. What he should have been doing is
like a PSA on how men should use tampons. That's
what he should have been doing. But this, I mean,
it's like they just happen to have all these different
camera angles. Yeah, yeah, okay, come on, what is it?
What is it with democrats trying to make men look
like men and do manly things because they haven't for
so long because they're not manly and they don't they
don't do manly things, and so they have to force
them into these situations where they're doing manly things because
they're not manly at all.
Speaker 1: It's so weird, it is so weird.
Speaker 2: And cringe.
Speaker 1: Oh cringe, Oh my gosh, Oh my gosh. Speaking of cringe.
Back during Pride Month, there was a video that I
missed that I caught up with yesterday and wanted to
share of one of those ridiculous queers for Palestine people
who got called out by one of those awesome men
on the street folks. And even when they're called out
directly and proven to be categorically wrong about everything they believe,
they still just continue.
Speaker 8: To be idiots.
Speaker 2: Case in point, I pro palestign.
Speaker 26: Okay, did you know that Palestine it's punishable by death
to be gay?
Speaker 18: Well?
Speaker 7: Did you know that?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 2: I didn't, but I mean I still don't have no glue.
Speaker 26: No, did you know Israel is the only place in
the Middle East where it's even legal to be gay?
Speaker 3: That's okay, I.
Speaker 22: Still don't think that people deserve to be experienced genocide
and be mass murdered.
Speaker 1: So I don't either, But.
Speaker 22: I believe in equal rights above all. People's religious beliefs
are beyond me. Do I think that people have deserved
the right to like live freely and exists? Yeah, I do,
no matter what their personal base is.
Speaker 26: Supporting a government that kills Yeah, I'm comfortable with that
kills gay people just for being gay.
Speaker 22: I am, yeah, because I think that they should still
be able to live. I don't believe in genocide.
Speaker 2: Do you believe in genocide?
Speaker 26: There've been There's no genite, there is a genesis.
Speaker 22: What do you define this side people being mass murdered?
Speaker 26: That's not what genisi? This is war.
Speaker 2: No, it's mass murdered.
Speaker 26: There's a difference between wars.
Speaker 1: What thank you having pried?
Speaker 2: I double dog Dare that Beyon to wear that glitter
brawl into Palestine?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Please allow us to do your airfare.
Speaker 26: I will.
Speaker 2: I will happily crowd fun for you. Lady, wear that
into palace and let's see how long you last. Like,
you can't make up this level of dumb. Okay, gay people,
aside as a woman wearing that get up Let's see
how well you do in the Middle East.
Speaker 1: Like over there, like side fine in Israel, you would
be just fine in Israel, but every other place.
Speaker 2: Let's see how well you do in the glitter bra.
Speaker 1: Oh my God, happy story from that neck of the woods,
if you will. The lead singer of Disturbed his name
is David Draymon, and he has become friends with the
babies Uh widower who lost his entire family thanks to
the Hamas October seventh, and so apparently at the funeral,
at the ceremony for the family members who were killed
on October seventh, Yarman Bebus I think Yarden is it
Yardin or Yarmin? I forget his first name, but the
father who lost his entire family wanted to play a
Disturbed song at the ceremony. And this was so touching
to David Draymond that he met the fam, met mister
Beebis and of course had this song at the ceremony
and talked about how touching and how meaningful that was
for him. Here he is too expert.
Speaker 13: Yarden and I first got in contact with one another
leading up to the funeral of his family. Someone had
gotten word to me that he wanted to use one
of my songs for the funeral ceremony. Of course, was
more than happy, and truth be told, absolutely blown away
that it would even be considered for something like that,
that song hold on to Memories, I mean, that's precisely
the type of thing that was written for. It couldn't
possibly gain greater poignancy than through what is probably the
greatest tragedy to befall the Jewish people since the Holocaust.
I think everyone you know fell in love with the
father he is, and you know the family he lost,
And I never felt so close to another family's children
as if they were my own. Now that it's finally
come to the point where we finally got to meet
face to face and I got to you know, see
just it's just the sweetest, most demure, most genuine human
is just such a You feel it from it. But
you can feel his pain too, you can see. To
survive that level of adversity, to survive that level of torture,
to have everything that you love most in life just
absolutely torn, and to still persevere to keep going, It's
a crazy thing to even be a part of any
part of the story. I'm humbled by the experience.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I love that so much. House some of these
people do it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, anyway, I just had to share that because it
was very very sweet. Also wanted to share. I gotta
tell you this is when my this is when my
xenophobia or whatever the word whatever you guys want to
call is it a biggest I don't know whatever when
I see Yeah, when I see in America a full
on burka I bristle and whatever that makes me. I
don't care. You can call me all the things. So
this is what somebody came across when they went to
a New Jersey medical facility for treatment. This is who
was taking care of them. This person, Oh, this is
a staffer a New Jersey I'd walk out by. So
this is the thing. This is what I want to
ask you. Would you be okay your medical provider coming
into your waiting room looking like this.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, this is not okay. I get up and
I walked the f out.
Speaker 1: No, absolutely not. And so this was posted by Amy
Meck and she wrote, this is what medical care looks
like in a New Jersey hospital. A walking symbol of Sharia,
fully veiled in a kneecab, handling your health records. Let's
be clear, anyone fleeing in Islamic regime and still choosing
to wear this oppressive uniform in America is not escaping Sharia.
They are here to spread it. Yeah, deport them. This
is not diversity, it is civilizational infiltration. Our hospitals are
becoming ideological war zones, staffed by people who openly support Sharia,
and yet non Muslims are expected to trust them with
our lives. I said it years ago and I'll say
it again, Louder, be cautious. When you're under the care
of a devout Islamic medical professional. You may be their patient,
but to them you are an infidel, a kaffier. And
let's not pretend this is rare. Across the country. There
are endless documented cases of Muslim doctors and med students
celebrating violent jihad. And she went on to say there's
a little bit more. This is not religious freedom, it
is ideological warfare. The burka is not just fabric it
is a political flag. It is a uniform of allegiance,
not to America, but to Islamic supremacy. We need to
push our leaders at every level to wake up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they did. It's not bowing to tolerance. I'm so
sick of this crap. I'm tired of it. No, it's oppressive,
it's bullshit. Reject it, absolutely terrifying. I would get scared
when I see that. Oh, but I would walk out.
I'd be like, oh, hell no. Can you imagine being Jewish,
Oh my god and sitting there and not walking in?
Speaker 1: No, nope, no, no.
Speaker 2: As a as a mom of daughters, if I were
sitting there with my daughter, no, oh my god, I'd
be like, this is what you don't want to be.
Speaker 1: But how does a hospital allow that when they clearly
have like a normally they have a scrubs dress code, right,
why is this permitted? This is crazy?
Speaker 2: They get a pack cray, they get a total pass
because a DEI. It's it's a path. It's absolute bull crap.
Yeah it yeah, yikes.
Speaker 1: All right, we need some good stuff. And I learned
a Hebrew word which I think you guys will all
appreciate when you hear this bru kellv.
Speaker 17: And you know what kelev means. It means Lev means heart.
Kelev means like a heart. A dog is like all heart. Yes,
dogs are such beautiful creatures because they're pure heart, and
the language of Hebrew recognizes that.
Speaker 1: Isn't that the greatest thing?
Speaker 7: Ever?
Speaker 2: It is the greatest thing. And in contrast, I just
like to point out that in Islam they think they're dirty.
Speaker 8: That's true.
Speaker 1: Just pointing then out, that's just another reason that we're bigoted.
Speaker 2: I just point that out.
Speaker 1: Okay, I'm not playing the whole thing of this, but
this was amazing. I saw this on Twitter yesterday and
it is a Remember when we were all in elementary
school and we had to learn how to play the
recorder for reasons that I will never understand.
Speaker 2: But you're not. You don't. You didn't think that you're
going to do that for a living. But that's not
like a transferable sill.
Speaker 1: Anybody do it for a living.
Speaker 2: Literally, anybody does.
Speaker 1: Anybody plays anybody play the recorder? Like No, I don't
know nobody, but this fellow not only can he play it,
but he can play Freebird on it. Not again, not
gonna play the whole thing, you'll get the gist, but
this is freaking amazing. That is amazing. I mean, you
got freaking miraculous.
Speaker 5: Who is this?
Speaker 2: Somebody who I have to find you?
Speaker 18: Where?
Speaker 2: Oh, Hope just said hot cross buns is life.
Speaker 8: Yes, so yes, FROs buns. Oh my god, I totally forgot.
Speaker 1: That is perfect all right. We do have some thank
yous from Venmo Dana Spain. Our friends said morning from Idaho,
beautiful jerks dad joke. Wednesday, I was the maid of
honor at a wedding in Paris. I raised my glass
and said to the happy couple, I wish you eggs, bread,
cream and cinnamon because it was a French toast. Now
take my breakfast money.
Speaker 2: That's great.
Speaker 1: And then we have a three parter from Lindsay Zirkle
who said, I've always been a Trump supporter in America. First, however,
I unfortunately do believe that Trump may have done some
things to put him on the client list. As to
why the Demo rats didn't pursue it, she goes on
to say, because Bill Clinton is going to be on
that list, as well as a lot of prominent Democrats, Republicans,
and influential world leaders. They know if Trump goes down,
he's going to take all of them with him. It'll
completely erode every single American's faith and its leaders. Therefore,
it can never be exposed outside of that love you
girls and look forward to hearing you every day you're on.
Speaker 2: It's an interesting I just don't.
Speaker 1: I just don't believe it. I'm sorry, I just don't.
Speaker 8: I don't believe it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't believe it either. I don't. I just
don't know if it's on. I think that he's holding
cards to blackmail other people or just to have leverage
for other I do think that that may be a
possibility that he has leverage on world leaders and he
wants us all to just ignore it. And you can't
do that. You just can't when nobody's going to ignore
it at this point, we can't.
Speaker 7: I hope.
Speaker 1: I so hope we can talk to Mike and we
can ask in that you know what I mean. We'll
just say, what do you think about this theory? Because like, hm,
I don't know. Yeah, I don't know anyway.
Speaker 2: Now you Brian Bremley, a member of our Chailgater crew.
Robin Branch aka Vixen Cowboy one twenty seven, passed away
yesterday after a long battle with cancer. Please keep your
family and your prayers.
Speaker 1: Oh that is awful.
Speaker 2: Yes, please pray you guys. Oh God, Brian, thank you
for letting us know. I'm telling us that Brenda Wilson
rip Vixen Cowboy one twenty seven, you will be missed,
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Speaker 1: He just melts.
Speaker 2: Lady Shenandoah, someone did a deep dive into the Palisades fundraiser.
The company that handled the fundraiser operating costs are seventy percent,
which means that the one hundred million raised, only thirty
million is left.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, what in the hell.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, that is just infuriating. You should always
know where your money's going when you're giving to fundraisers,
Lady Shenandoah. Then the palis As money is distributed to
either to other NGOs, which each takes their share for
operating costs. No one really knows how much money is
left to actually help the victims. It's all a money grab,
ibelievable Bomama eight. Look. I love Donald Trump, but the
reason he supports Bondy on Epstein is because she is
following his orders. If they think it was tampered with,
then they just need to show us that keep up
the transparency. We're gonna keep it up. People will hate.
Speaker 1: He's gonna he's gonna hear about how many prominent people
are mad about this, and he's gonna have to do something.
Speaker 2: He's gonna, Yeah, he's gonna have to. Arner, I just
realized I have failed to say this week that Pam
bondy liar mclire face is a lying liar who lies.
That's my wad for now, Thank you, Arner. Brandy Craig.
Why do people from Athens hate waking up at six
am because dawn is tough on Grease Greece. Let's get it.
Let me chise, you're the best. Joe Ane Skeiva, Hi,
mock any advice, I'm going for a knee replacement tomorrow,
July seventeenth.
Speaker 1: Yes, I have so much advice, but I'll just suffice
it to say that be patient with yourself, don't get
too hard on yourself. If you have pain even a
few weeks, loud out, and just remember that this recovery
is long and you just need to be prepared for that.
And don't get down on yourself, and know that you're
gonna have like have like emotional outbursts where you just
cry for no reason. That happens a lot too. Give yourself, grace,
give you and do your pete, do your pet religiously.
Speaker 2: There you go, great advice for you guys were bringing
it in. It is hump Day. We hope everybody has
the most fabulous Wednesday. We will talk to you tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Bye everybody.
Speaker 4: Oh,