Speaker 1: I am both hired.
Speaker 2: How you acting like you for the people of the
fate of Indiana or the city of Indian Apple.
Speaker 3: You do not think for me or anyone I know that, Fello.
Speaker 2: Hi, everybody, we're getting right into it because there's a
lot to get to and we don't want to have
a particularly long show today. So day together our last day.
So we have a lot to do today. We have
a lot to do today, and so we're just gonna
get right into things. And the first thing we're gonna
get into is what an ungrateful hag Michelle Obama is?
Speaker 4: Is she ever.
Speaker 2: Happy about anything? So here is a little clip of Michelle.
I think she was on somebody else's podcast, and I
forget the name of the guy whose it was, but
it doesn't Nobody cares. Nobody cares. Nobody cares because she
is bitching about the fact that it costs personal money
for some of the living in the White House. I know,
my God, use her own dollar.
Speaker 5: People don't know. I mean much is not covered. You're
paying for every food and every bit of food that
you eat. You you know, you're not paying for housing
and the staff in it, but everything, even travel. If
you're not traveling with the president. If your kids are
coming on a bright Star, which is the first Lady's plane,
we had to play pay for their travel.
Speaker 6: It means that four hundred thousand dollars salary not enough
for you?
Speaker 7: Is that not enough?
Speaker 2: I had to pay for my kids' flights on the
plane that I'm allowed to use at any given time.
Speaker 6: Right, that must be terrible, Michelle or.
Speaker 2: All right, guys, I got.
Speaker 6: To tell them. Yeah, I need to tell them about
the stuff. You guys, have you watched the Tim Burchett interview.
You should totally watch the Tim Burchett interview. It is
so chaotic, it's so great. We watched it yesterday.
Speaker 2: We just later out. We'll tell you all about what.
Speaker 6: We did like for the past couple of days at
the end of the show. Because a lot of people
aren't interested in that. I don't know why you wouldn't be,
But anyways, but the Tim Burchett interview.
Speaker 2: Insane and so it's so great.
Speaker 6: You should totally check that out. Also, there's something else
that I need to tell them about. Yes, yes, Bulwark
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Did you watch? It was insane, like do you have
a mountain dew?
Speaker 9: Right?
Speaker 2: Crazy? Somebody's asking if you saw alligators. We'll save that
for the end of the show as well. So we've
seen a lot. We have a lot to catch up
on with everybody. And then I guess you know, there
were things that happened during the weekend. We were kind
of oblivious until yesterday evening we sort of started to
pay attention to things, right, we started to catch up
and oh yeah, there was the Kentucky Derby. So that's
exciting and apparently sovereignty one over journalism. I love it.
I love that so much. So that's a cool thing
that happened. I don't follow the derby because I don't
understand like the whole getting so gussied up and like
so much attention for two minutes of event. Right, that's
a lot. It's a lot of gussiness.
Speaker 10: That's a lot.
Speaker 2: So I would rather say in our jammis exactly. And
then there's an interesting new tweet. I hope you can
read it, because you know I always make.
Speaker 6: You read my best. It's like really bad this morning.
I'm so blind, I don't know what's going on.
Speaker 2: Can you read that? I'll do my best rebuild and
open alcatraz Ooh that'd be so great, wouldn't Yeah, but
it's like the whole two You can go and visit
it and like it's like a whole museum now it is,
but it is scary and awful. Oh, it'd be so great.
Speaker 6: For too long, America has been plagued by vicious, violent,
and repeat criminal offenders, the dregs of society who will
never contribute anything other than misery and suffering. When we
were more serious nation in times past, we did not
hesitate to lock up the most dangerous criminals and keep
them far away from anyone they could harm. That's the
way it's supposed to be. Yeah, No longer will we
tolerate these serial offenders who spread filth, bloodshed, and mayhem
on our streets. That is why today I am directing
the Bureau of Prisons, together with the Department of Justice, FBI,
Homeland Security, to reopen a substantially enlarged and rebuilt Alcatraz
to house America's most ruthless and violent offenders. We will
no longer be held hostage to criminals, thugs, and judges
that are afraid to do their job and allow us
to remove criminals who came into our country illegally. The
reopening of Alcatras will serve as a symbol of law, order,
and justice. We will make America great again. I think
it's a great idea, you do, Yeah, I do.
Speaker 2: I think it's a great idea. I do, Yeah, I
think it's great. Why I saw this, and I was like,
what are we even doing because it's like a whole
I mean, you can go you went there, I've been there.
I've been there twice. Yeah, it's like it's a whole museum. So,
I mean I was unaware that we were unable to
house violent I mean, we have state prisons, Like, why
do do we need this? If the really really bad guys,
it would be it's sort of like our Guantanamo, right,
it's like another which we also have, but like another
Guantanamo right right. And so that's my question is like
do we actually need to spend the money to revamp Alcatraz?
Is this something we don't need to revamp it so much?
Make it a museum right now? It needs to be
revamped just right.
Speaker 6: Vampa revamped the parts where the good people are going
to stay, and then the prisoners can just deal.
Speaker 2: You know, why do we have to make it nice
for them? Okay? I just this was like out of
left field, you know what I mean, I think came
out of it should be awful. People love this idea.
Speaker 6: Prisons should be disgusting and awful, full of rats, you
know what I mean.
Speaker 2: It shouldn't be like a hilp. I mean, okay, I
guess wronged about that. I guess that's what we're doing,
is I think getting Alcatra.
Speaker 6: I mean, they are a couple that have escaped, but
it was really horrible and hard for them to escape.
And then like there's really they could make the quarters
for the people who are you know, the guards. They
could be on shifts or whatever, but they could have
they have guards quarters where they.
Speaker 2: Had families living there with the guards.
Speaker 11: Is this like.
Speaker 2: Instead of sending people to El Salvador? Is this what
is he he wants to model that. I'm guessing after
the l Salvador in prison, that's I'm sure that's what's
in his brain, like cooking this up.
Speaker 6: I think he just wants to make sure that there's
not incentive for people to commit crimes in this country.
I think he wants to make it so people are like,
I'm afraid to commit a crime in this country, so
I'm going to try to be better.
Speaker 2: You think that'll work? I hope so, because it used
to be that way.
Speaker 6: Used to be that we punish people for doing terrible things,
and now people are incentivized to do terrible things, and
we need to stop doing that. I think that's kind
of where he's going here, and I'm all for that,
you know.
Speaker 2: All right, well there may be an alcatraz, so we'll
I'm alright with it. We'll see what happens with that.
You know how the governor of Maine, what's her name, Janet?
Is it Janet Janet? She's like in total denial about
the fact that biological men are overtaking women in girls' sports, right,
And so Riley Gaines posted a new event from the
weekend which just happened, and that is that this guy,
who was clearly a guy, such a dude, just won
the girls eight hundred meter and sixteen hundred meter in
Maine yesterday. And Riley said, you're lying if you look
at this and say you see a girl. This is
what Governor Mills says, isn't happening. That's a dude, you guys,
so clearly a dude. Just these people are out of
the freaking just stop it. I mean, and Janet is
going to say this is fine.
Speaker 6: Yeah, And he's and he's dominating.
Speaker 2: He's dominating. He won two events.
Speaker 6: He's dominating because and he sucked as a dude competing
against other dudes, and so he's like, well, you know what,
since I can't beat other dudes, I'm gonna cheat as
a woman.
Speaker 2: It's just infuriating. It is infuriating and also infuriating is
elhan Omar basically all the time. And so recently she
was on one of the news programs talking about what
Americans should be more afraid of. And here is what
she said.
Speaker 12: I would say, our country should be more fearful of
white man across our country because they are actually crossing
most of the deaths within this country.
Speaker 2: Yeah, does that include your husband to her brother's her husband, Well,
that was the different the different husband brother.
Speaker 6: She married a white dude. She married a white dude.
All these other squad chicks they marry white dudes.
Speaker 10: That's true.
Speaker 2: AOC's marrying the ginger right, he's like super white. He's
like white guy with a kate, like super white. He's
ginger white, you know what I mean? So, like, why
if they're so afraid of white dudes, why do they
boint them? It's it's a great.
Speaker 6: Why did they like marry them? And then like say
with them for the why do they do that?
Speaker 10: But are they men? You know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Like they they're not your like white man, like, yeah,
think of as a white man. They're soy men. It's true.
Speaker 6: Shannon's right, it's her brusband Instam. That's right, that's right, Shannon.
Speaker 2: Do you guys remember I think it was Fred was Yeah,
it was Friday when we played that James O'Keefe clip
where he was like looking all dramatic and then.
Speaker 6: He's like with this, with this, there's like a camerangle
on his joint.
Speaker 2: It's like right there, yeah, and he's all like not
going to be here for seven days?
Speaker 10: Yeah, great for me.
Speaker 2: This is really bad, you guys well. Alex Jones also
uh is seeking prayers for the same reason because I
guess James o'keef confided in him. And now it's like
getting super crazy. I can't tell you that you're going
to hear this clip and know more about what's happening,
You're going to hear more vagueness. And so here is
what Alex Jones posted.
Speaker 13: I have never had so many massive, giant stories in
my lap that are earth shaking.
Speaker 10: What all that's up on the counterplick, and.
Speaker 13: I've never on top of it, been at the epicenter.
Are very close to the center of two of the three,
and I'm involved in the other. And by saying that,
I mean dangerous, dangerous, dangerous, I mean I could feel
the Angel of Death's wings flapping around. So you know,
I'm given this information obviously as a dead man switch,
so that if the people that are set to release
it get killed, I release it. So I talked to
James O'Keefe this morning, and I'm the only person he's
told this information too, and he and his crew are
going into complete.
Speaker 10: Hiding, already checked out, and they're going.
Speaker 13: To release two big stories. He said next week. I said,
you got to release this right now. And I said, so,
let me guess you called in case they kill you,
right and he was yeah, And he said, and be
talking to him later and getting the information. And I'll
just say that publicly, all right, and the information I've
got to talk to people.
Speaker 11: I know.
Speaker 13: I get talked to him more later and ask him
because I didn't get to this part with him. I
just thought of this obviously, I would need to distribute
it for everybody's safety. But if he doesn't want me to,
I'll just hold on to it. But a lot of
people have already been killed over this information.
Speaker 2: Just say it whole, just release it.
Speaker 13: And I also need to talk to some of my
good current and former FBI sources. I mean quite frankly,
most journalists would work, you know, a year on something
like this, and we are like air traffic controllers here.
We got so much going on.
Speaker 11: There's not time for that.
Speaker 13: But please pray for James, okayf and please pray for me.
Speaker 2: I mean, what face. It's the face of the Then
he's like, what is going on? You guys like we
need more news articles? Like print it out in front
of us, but nobody can see my desk. We have
to there is a lot up here. There's a lot
of crap on this desk. There's a lot of going
on that you guys can't see. Lots of stuff we
can't read that's right in front of us, right.
Speaker 6: Kid, classes Yeah, but he's he's very dramatic.
Speaker 2: I just don't know why.
Speaker 6: If if you're afraid and you're putting that, just say it.
Speaker 2: Just say the thing. Who is the guy? Remember the comedian?
That would be like just so no you don't remember?
Speaker 6: Have you guys know what I'm talking about? Is it Bobcat? Goldwave.
Speaker 2: Was it him? He looks like him? Yeah?
Speaker 6: Remember the guy that would just scream and he'd be like,
h that's what I want to say that to him.
Speaker 2: Just just say it. Well, James too, like what okay,
So if you know the thing, then say the thing
and then go into right, what are you doing?
Speaker 11: Why are you doing this?
Speaker 2: Just tell us and my add cannot handle that. Sam Kennison,
thank you, Chan, that is who he looks. Thank you Dale,
thank you everybody. It's yeah, Sam Kennison, that is who
I'm talking about. Like, I just wish he would just
put it out there. You know, I will say, and
I hate saying this because I'm not a huge Alex
Jones fans, but he looks good. He's really you think
I think he looks like so much better than he's No,
I think it's the goate the ball. I think he
just looks better. Well, always look better with facial hair.
Always ask Ted Cruz, well Ted Cruse like.
Speaker 6: Until he grew the beard and then he became less
like an eagle. And you know what I mean, Yeah,
it's better, not all men, but better with facial hair.
Speaker 2: It's true, but not all men. And he definitely does
like he it's better, and I don't like saying that,
you guys, I really don't.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I can it paints her. I can feel the
pain kind of off of her body.
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All right, I'm not going to show you this whole
video because it would be cruel and unusual punishment for
me to do so. But unfortunately Ella m Hoff is
speaking and she wants you to know all about her
magnet collection. Oh and it was like a three minute video. Okay,
you're going to be approximately ten seconds of it because
that's all.
Speaker 14: I'm eating breakfast ravishes with homemade cilantro hummus that I
made today.
Speaker 1: We're going to go through my magnet collection.
Speaker 2: Well, no, we're not. We're not going to do that.
Speaker 6: We're not going to go through a magnet. She's like,
and then I have marbles over here. I have a
thousand marbles. We're going to go through, and I've named
every single one of them because I am insane.
Speaker 2: She is an She influences people like people watch her
videos and are like, I want to know about her magne.
Who is she actually influencing? Now? I don't know liberal weirdness.
Speaking of which, do you know what I forgot to
show this to you this morning? And I can't play
it here because it's a song. Dylan mulvany. Yes, Dylan
mulvaney has a new single, Am and I think it's
called Dazzled. It is the worst. Do you remember Rebecca
Black and Friday and how bad that'day? It's reminiscent of Friday.
It's that bad, it's awful.
Speaker 6: I thought that that person, that individual would be going
away by now it's not happening. Dylan mulvaaney is back
with a new song, and I use that term help
us all all right, we also need to talk about
because that's with an interesting reminder, and you're gonna see
a little montage of people during the last camp, the
last presidential campaign.
Speaker 2: Do you remember how Kamala specifically when she was talking
about her plan to help grocery prices, it was always
about the gouging.
Speaker 11: I have a.
Speaker 2: Plan to eliminate price gouging, and so many Democrats we're
talking about You don't notice that no one is talking
about that, right, Yeah, I do. Where did that story go?
It's gone.
Speaker 6: Well, there's a lot of stories that have gone by
the wayside, Like now that you know what I mean,
people don't talk about a lot of things that they
used to just harp on.
Speaker 2: I mean that was a big That was a big deal,
Like there were so many people who were mad about it.
Speaker 10: Just too high.
Speaker 2: I get it, which is why I have a plan that.
Speaker 15: Is about bringing down the cost of groceries, including going
after corporate price gouging.
Speaker 16: Grocery prices are up because of good old fashioned corporate
price gouging. Great cost of his ghastline had gone up
fifty percent for no reason. And I think we got
to get at the price gouging.
Speaker 8: It's time to stop the price gouging, give an the
American consumer a break.
Speaker 2: I mean, there was so much gouging. Yeah, all the
corporations that are so mean, and now we just have that,
Oh just disappear, it's gone vamoose. Yeah. I just thought
that was kind of weird, you know, kind of interesting, weird.
Speaker 6: Well, it's just it's all about the messaging, right, it
just shows you they're like, Okay, now tell the American
people this is what it is, and then try to
make them believe that.
Speaker 2: And then so many people actually do believe that. Yeah,
and now here we are there's apparently no gouging. Theres
no Gouge's fine, there was never any gouging. And this
is we're going to get in a later segment we're
going to have there's still all kinds of people trying
to defend and justify the cover up of Joe Biden's decline.
But even funnier than them still attempting to do that
are people like Joe Walsh, who is saying that Trump
is suffering from cognitive decline. He says there should be
coverage of Trump's cognitive decline, massive coverage, because it's an
issue really a huge. Is you gotta be kidding me
with this? This guy is such allusion. I mean, like,
what did he have to say about Biden? Did anything? Nothing?
Cheat fakes? It was all cheap fakes.
Speaker 10: Just wow.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's remarkable, isn't it?
Speaker 10: H it is?
Speaker 2: And you know what else is remarkable is the whole
the fact that, like this trolling picture that Trump posted
I think on Friday, right, is still making news. So
I thought this was going to be like kind of
one of those four hour stories, you know what I mean,
You guys, I don't know if you saw this, but
there was this p sure, sure you guys saw it
that Donald Trump posted on his true social account, and
then the White House official Twitter account reposted it. Obviously
it's a joketrolling because we played the video on Friday
of him saying I want to be Pope. That'd be cool. Yeah,
I'd be a great gig, a really great gig. And
so this, I mean.
Speaker 6: He's trolling. He doesn't want to be pope. And there
are people, there are people that, I mean that are
on our side that are completely offended by this, like it.
You're not supposed to do this, You're not supposed to
like put your face in a pope outfit.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna I mean, obviously it's a I doing a
little bit of a magic.
Speaker 6: This is what he doess he's like the master troller
he is.
Speaker 2: And so the reaction to this was I just was like,
holy cow, there's a lot of reaction. So Bill Crystal
tweeted at JD. Vance and said, hey, are you fine
with this disrespect and mocking of the Holy Father, knowing
that Jade Vance is a Catholic, and JD said, as
a general rule, I'm fine with people telling jokes and
not fine with people starting stupid wars that kill thousands
of my countrymen. It's a great response. It was a
great response. And then Mike Lee decided to get in
on the action and thought, since Mark was already doing
so many jobs, he can wear many hats. He can
wear many hats. I mean, another troll, another troll. And
then I love that this. Actually he looks really good
as a pope, doesn't he He looks very hopey. What
is the word papal? Happily? He looks pappily papally? Is
that the yeah? He does though he looks like he
actually like he's ship looks like, uh huh, Like he
could be somebody's preached. But are we supposed to be
offended by this? I'm not offended.
Speaker 6: Maybe it's just because of what we do. Not a
lot offends me at this point.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, I guess I just recognize it for
the trolling. But we'll have a reminder of what a
lot of people on our side did get mad about.
And so there was this, and then there was it's orange.
I didn't say that orange, just orange, you guys. I mean,
it's funny. Come on, funny, it's funny, right, So why
can't we have fun anymore?
Speaker 10: Well?
Speaker 2: I think we can. But are we hypocritical about the
fun and telling people ease up? This is all just
fun and games. Because I remember that there was a
lot of folks on our side, perhaps us included. I
don't remember what we said about it at the time,
But do you remember the outrage about the Fauci candle? Right, Like,
there's this prayer candle depicting Fauci as Jesus Christ. There
was this, there was like the the Whitmer. You guys
remember the whitmer with the the Jurido this video, right,
everybody was super mad about it. We were all like,
this is disgusting, we were grossed out by it.
Speaker 7: And then this I saw this and thought that is
stunning and brave. But then you saw this and thought
that's right. There is offensive you should not and cannot
be taken sick.
Speaker 2: So it's a great point.
Speaker 6: It's a I mean, I guess it's a great point.
But maybe it's just for me. It's it's different when
somebody mocks. It's not mocking. Even when somebody is kind
of like joking about popes. And it's me because I'm listen,
I'm not Catholic. I was Catholic at one time. I'm
not Catholic anymore. I'm a Christian. Somebody mocks Jesus, it's
a totally different thing. I'm just different about that. Maybe
that's maybe that's it.
Speaker 2: I don't know, all right, that's fair.
Speaker 6: Mocking Jesus and Christianity as a whole is totally different
than just having fun with this process. That's kind of
what it's because, I mean, they're not saying, oh my god,
Christianity is done, Let's make fun of Christianity, because I
think that's what they were doing in those situations. They
were mocking Christianity. They were mocking Jesus, they were mocking
Christians as a whole.
Speaker 2: That's how I took it. All, Right, that's fair, that's
a good that's a good way, which.
Speaker 6: Not okay, which was not okay to me because they
do that, the left does that, and then the left
is very buffet when it comes to Christianity. They're very like,
we're gonna pick and choose when we want to use
Christianity when it suits us. I don't like it when
they do that. We don't do that, we don't, but
we're just kind of having fun with this process.
Speaker 16: You know.
Speaker 2: It's like and he was just it's been it is.
There's just so much disparity on our side, like there.
I even saw people in our insiders who were grossly
offended by the pope, right, I get it, And then
other people who are like, this is just They're allowed
to get offended if they want to get offended. I'm
just not just not because I see it. I see.
Speaker 6: I don't think that Trump was like I'm making fun
of Christianity, right, he was just having fun with the process,
you know. But I do think that when you know,
Gretchen a Witmer and those people do it, I honestly
think they're mocking Christianity.
Speaker 2: That's I think in the most just disgusting way. It's
a means it's mean spirited. Yeah, I think it is.
Obviously any lefty Catholic is going to be outraged, right
because what they do so but lefty Catholics that's an
oxy moron, right. Kathy Hochel is one of those people,
saying this is deeply offensive to me and to my
fellow Catholics around the world as we continue to mourn
our beloved Pope Francis and Michael Moles responded saying, call
me crazy, But as a fellow Catholic, I was more
offended by the supposedly Catholic president who sued nuns, spied
on Catholic parishes, tried to redefine marriage, which is the
symbol of Christ and his church, and promoted the slaughter
of millions of babies a to the men, and I
thought that that was a very nicely worded response.
Speaker 6: Fantastic response, it really is. Yeah, I'm a lot more
offended by that now.
Speaker 4: I know.
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you weren't a fan, huh. I was a fan of
parts of it, which we will show, and then I
was not a fan of other parts, which we will
also show. So let's kick it off with one of
the fun things, which is that he took he took
Kristen Welker on a tour of mar A Lago and
showed her there like the amazing fancy ballroom, and he
wants to redo or renovate a ballroom in the White House.
And so she was asking, well, what's that going to cost?
And here is how that.
Speaker 3: President Trump greeting supporters at an RNC fundraiser at mar
A Lago, showing us the main ballroom at his private club,
and sharing new details about the one he plans to
build at the White House.
Speaker 17: We are going to make and build a ballroom which
they've wanted for probably one hundred years at the White House.
And it'll be a world class, beautiful ballroom, a.
Speaker 3: Ballroom that could cost millions of dollars. He says he
will pay for it himself.
Speaker 10: You will fund it.
Speaker 17: Yeah, I'm not going to ask the government for money.
I'll fund it, and I'm sure we'll have some donations
to it.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's okay. I think that's amazing he pays
for it. Good for him because he already paid for
having too. I think two flagpoles like with right American
flags out at the White House, and you know those
flagpoles have like Trump at the bottom, and you know
the ballroom will have like Trump like you know every
makers mark right, and good for him, and he should
they should have there should be Trump things all over it.
I mean, and if he's paying, then he he gets
to do that.
Speaker 10: I would do that.
Speaker 18: Yeah.
Speaker 2: If I was putting millions of dollars of my own money,
my hard earned money into stuff like that, Heck yeah,
I would do that. She asked a lot of questions too,
about the whole Garcia thing and whether or not he
plant like if he was going to use his power
to bring him back, and he kind of shifted that
power to bu Kelly, which was fine, but she tried
to press him on questions about due process and do
people deserve due process? And he I mean, this was okay, Like,
this is not a clip that I was totally bothered by.
It was a little clunky, but see what you guys met.
Speaker 3: Your Attorney General has said the issues with that word facilitate.
Will you seek clarification from the Supreme Court?
Speaker 10: Do you need to go back to the.
Speaker 11: Supreme We may do that. I was asking about that.
We may do that.
Speaker 3: Your Secretary of State says everyone who's here, citizens and
non citizens, deserve due process.
Speaker 10: Do you agree, mister?
Speaker 11: I don't know. I'm not a lawyer. I don't know.
Speaker 10: Well, the Fifth Amendments, I don't know.
Speaker 17: It seems it might say that, But if you're talking
about that, then we'd have to have a midion or
two million or three million trials. We have thousands of
people that are some murderers and some drug dealers, and
some of the worst people on earth, but it's some
of the worst, most dangerous people on earth. And I
was elected to get him the hell out of here.
The thoughts you're holding me from doing it.
Speaker 3: But even given those numbers that you're talking about, don't
you need to uphold the Constitution of the United States's present?
Speaker 11: I don't know.
Speaker 17: I have to respond by saying, again, I have brilliant
lawyers that work for me, and they are going to
obviously follow what the Supreme Court said.
Speaker 2: So you know, when she says, don't you need to
follow the Constitution, and he says, I don't know. I'm
not a lawyer. I mean, that's a little clunky. But
I think what he was trying to say is this
issue in particular is being litigated, and he is unclear
about how that litigation will fall out.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so, And I think he's trying to be careful
how he answers that because a lot of these people
were brought in unlawfully exactly and in ways like you know,
when Biden flies people in here, then how do you
deal with those people?
Speaker 2: I think you just fly him all back. Yeah fly,
I'm right, But I don't understand. I doubt do And
That's the thing, is like, why all of a sudden
do they get due process when they weren't given due
process on the way you know, they weren't they awfully
brought in and they weren't vetted, And so that's I
think he's trying to figure out how to I would
not have been skillful in the way that I worded
that either. I would have been like, you know what,
screw them. But that's why I'm not president. There was
a moment where I thought she tried to give him
credit for basically fixing the border issue, but he wanted
more credit, which was cute. I love this interaction because
he does deserve every ounce of credit for literally sealing
the border. I mean, it is secure. All the times
that we were told during Biden that it was secure
when it absolutely wasn't it is secure. She recognizes it,
and he's like, isn't that the greatest.
Speaker 3: Things are at their lowest level ever recorded?
Speaker 10: Is the border good? Is the border now secure?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 11: It's really secure. Say that? Doesn't it just sound good?
Speaker 17: After being abused for years by an incompetent president that
allowed people to pour through an open border, criminals from
all over the world, murders and insane people from mental
institutions and insane asatums. Isn't it Isn't it a beautiful
thing when you say it's the most secure it's ever
been in the history of our country.
Speaker 11: Isn't that a nice statement?
Speaker 2: Write?
Speaker 6: Yeah, can you just take a moment to give me
some props for that? Right, you wretched beast?
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a data point, right, And and he's right when he
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for me. I don't know what the right word is,
but like, this is where I get a little uncomfortable.
So Trump has lots of stuff to brag about when
it comes to the tariffs and how those are impacting,
for example, auto manufacturers. There are a lot of small
businesses who will be negatively impacted. She was trying to
ask about that, and he did not like talking about
that in particular, but he wanted to focus on the positive.
So here's how that.
Speaker 3: Was to say, they are being hurt by the Chinese
tariffs and some could be forced to shout.
Speaker 11: How many businesses have been helped?
Speaker 10: Are you looking at relief for small business?
Speaker 17: Why do you always mention that, you know, you pick
up a couple of little businesses.
Speaker 11: What about the car business?
Speaker 17: They're going to make a fortune because of the tariffs.
Do you know that the union the head of the
union who is no fan of mine. Faine Sean Fain,
I guess his name is right. He didn't endorse me.
The team suits did, a lot of people did, a
lot of unions did, but he didn't.
Speaker 11: He couldn't stand me.
Speaker 17: Now he was saying, Wow, what's Trump's done for the automobile?
I can't believe it. I assume he's going to probably
now say. The next thing you can say, is I
endorse this guy. He's the greatest I've ever seen. He
can't believe it's happened. He said, We've been waiting forty
years for somebody to do what Trump is doing. So
why don't you mention the big car industry instead of
mentioning somebody that's doing strollers.
Speaker 3: Well, I'm just asking you about small businesses. Are there
any discussions about giving any relief to small businesses?
Speaker 10: They're not going to need it, okay.
Speaker 17: They're going to make so much money, are these If
you build your product here, remember there are no tariffs.
If you build your product here, it's very easy. It's
very simple.
Speaker 2: Okay, So fine, that's fine. He doesn't want to talk
about the small businesses that may be put out of business,
and so that's fine, if you build your product here right, so,
but then he like entered Bernie territory. You guys, we
spontaneously combustored the laughter over the We are reminded of
this time in radio where one of the bumper songs
was Santana's winning I'm winning when when and she sag
it and Bernie I.
Speaker 6: Did it well on the radio. I did that one time.
I sang Santana as Bernie Sanders. I don't know what
the best me to do that, But this is the
thing is we started talking about that. I used to
do like Bernie sand and voice singing like Michael McDonald
or this is Kenny Logins, Kenny Logins.
Speaker 2: I didn't do like the Doobie Brothers. I thought I
did the Doobie Brothers. Want to brother, but we would
I would do that just like spontaneously.
Speaker 6: This is why, like nobody understood us at radio. We
just and then we would go into a fit of
giggles and they'd have to put us in a break
because we were so unprofessionally do it.
Speaker 2: People want you to do it with that's like I
did that like one time. It's obviously better when the
music is right, like I, yeah, I don't need I
don't even know why I did it, but we would
do that all the time. And every time it ever
comes on the radio and you see it like on
the radio, like the words, and I just I laugh instantly,
I just crack out because I will never forget her
sake anyway. Yeah, the reason we're bringing burning up because
is because Trump talked about how you don't need to
have a whole bunch of certain things, okay, And so
people are it's not just that feels uncomfortable. They feel
like it's socialists. Well, because of course it is. And
so this, you know, him trying to say, well, maybe
you don't need a lot of strollers or you don't
need a lot of dolls, is weird.
Speaker 3: The tariffs And I want to ask you about something
you said this week got a lot of attention.
Speaker 10: You were at your cabinet meeting.
Speaker 3: You said, quote and to quote what you said, maybe
the children will have two dollars instead of thirty dollars. Yeah,
and maybe the two dolls will cost a couple of
bucks more than they would normally. Are you saying that
your tariffs will cause some prices to go up?
Speaker 17: No, I think the tariffs are going to be great
for us because it's going to make us rich.
Speaker 3: But you said some dolls are going to cost more.
Isn't that an acknowledgement that some prices will go up.
Speaker 17: I don't think a beautiful baby girl needs AT's eleven
years old, needs to have thirty dollars. I think they
can have three dollars or four dollars, because what we
were doing with China was just unbelievable. We had a
trade deficit of hundreds of billions of dollars with China.
Speaker 3: When you say they could have three dollars instead of dollars,
are you saying you Americans could see empty store shelves.
Speaker 11: No, No, I'm not saying. I'm they need to have
thirty dollars. They can have three.
Speaker 17: They don't need to have two hundred and fifty pencils,
they can have five.
Speaker 6: I pat that entire atlantic, and I hated the questioning too,
But I mean, like I thought that it was a
jump for her though, too, you know, I mean she
was just like, so, you're basically she went to rationing
is what she went to. And I don't know if.
Speaker 2: That was necessarily the right. She's just she's.
Speaker 6: Trying to get him on that, and he's trying to
get us to a place where we are self sufficient,
and that is what sucks, is that in trying to
get us to a place of self sufficiency, she's like,
oh my god, that's socialism.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean. She's trying to get him.
But how are we not mad about that? If we're
going to be mad at Bernie saying you only, we
don't need to have twenty seven different kinds of deodorant,
We don't need to have this many different kinds of
strollers or whatever, it's because Bernie. Because Bernie would do
it in a completely different way. He would do it
and we'd be dependent on other countries for it. I
just this is the kind of stuff that when he
gets in artful about the way he words things, it
gets him into trouble because now it's very easy for
people to say that sounded exactly like Bernie. I hope
that what he meant was we need to stop being
reliant on Chinese products. You can have as many dolls
as you want as long as they're made here. Don't
say you should only have three dollars and not fifty dollars, Like,
don't say that just say what you mean, which is
we need American maid I want I want eleven year
old beautiful girls to have fifty American made dolls. That's
what he should have said. Instead, it sounds like he's saying,
you don't need that many. That's a socialist thing to say,
and he doesn't. And that's exactly what it sounded like.
And they need to. That's what makes me crazy.
Speaker 1: I hear you.
Speaker 2: But and somebody said he's old school.
Speaker 18: He is.
Speaker 6: He's old school, and I think that he wants them
to have five five American made dolls and appreciate the
American made dolls that they have and not have sixty
be Chinese made dolls. You know, yes, And that's maybe
that You're right, he could have been more artful.
Speaker 2: But he's not a socialist. He's not. He is America first,
is what he is. And people are so trained, we're
just we're so trained to have everything now and have
everything made from China, and he's trying to retrain people
and that freaks people out. And it's it's like it's
like if you have it's like going on a diet.
You know, we're all going on a diet. It's not
fun to go on a diet. Nobody wants to diet.
I'm not going to diet, you know what I mean.
Speaker 6: It's like, but that's essentially kind of what we're doing,
and it's it's it's a painful, a little bit of
a painful process, right, but in the end it's healthier
for our country. So that's It's just that he has
to You're right, probably communicated a little bit more artfully,
just the.
Speaker 2: Exact way that you do. You know who he is,
and I know we got to take the good you take,
you take right and then you have.
Speaker 19: Right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know. It's just that's the that's the room,
is it. I was wondering what that was. I'm like,
is Ron vacuuming? Yeah, he's not.
Speaker 6: He is so clean, you guys. Her husband is so clean.
I feel so self conscious. Every time I'm like, oh
my god, if I use a spoon, I'm like, I
have to put it away immediately.
Speaker 2: He is so clean. It is crazy. He just wants
things to look nice for you.
Speaker 6: Everything is so meticulously clean in his house. It's like
a hotel.
Speaker 2: It's Kristin, right, It's not Kristen, it's Chris. Nobody cares.
She also asked about people worrying that he is authoritarian,
and you know he doesn't like that, And I don't
blame him for not liking that.
Speaker 3: Here is that one of those who believe you are
taking the country down an authoritarian path.
Speaker 11: Well there you go again.
Speaker 17: Why aren't you asking a different way? Many people wanted
to come into our country. Many people love Trump.
Speaker 11: I won the election. They didn't win the election. I
got a lot more votes than they did. I won
the popular vote.
Speaker 17: I won all seven swing states by a lot. A
lot of people were surprised. I said, I think you
could win four maybe five. No, I won all seven,
and I won by a lot, and I won. Actually
I think there was a lot of hanky panky going on,
but it.
Speaker 11: Was too big to rig. That's the good news. It's
too big to rig.
Speaker 17: But let me just say so, when you make these
statements about people, say this people, well, you know they
had their chance at the election and they lost big.
Speaker 11: So you should ask the question differently.
Speaker 17: You should say, what about the people that want to
be in this country? What about the people that love
this country?
Speaker 10: So what do you say?
Speaker 3: I'm asking it on behalf of those people to give
you a chance to respond to them.
Speaker 10: What do you say to those people, sir?
Speaker 17: Those people are going to be very happy. They're going
to have to see some results. And I think we
had a great hundred days. There are a lot of
people that say it was unprecedented. It was an absolutely
unprecedented one hundred days.
Speaker 11: And I hope.
Speaker 2: That you know, as as in artful as we can
say that he is sometimes he has definitely taken a
whole different stance this this presidency and being on the
offense with the media.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, he just smacks them around and I love it.
Speaker 10: I love it.
Speaker 2: And you're going to see more of that actually, because
he yeah, he has zero patient, no tolerance for them,
but also he's available to them correctly, like he ties
to everybody. He could just as easily be like, you're worthless,
your fake news, I'm not talking to you. If he does,
he talks.
Speaker 6: To me, and he's calm, he's very calm, a very measured.
I mean, he may not say everything perfectly, but he
talks to everybody, everybody, and he's just like, you're you're
a dick, and I'm going to tell you why, and
and then I'm going to explain to the American people
what you're actually trying to do, and then I'm going
to set you straight. And I appreciate that.
Speaker 2: Because Biden talked to anybody, no one He called Linz
at like nine am, right, So I mean at least
he's talking people every day. He's doing that. Yep, it's true. Also,
remember how I don't remember what interview it was, but
there it was like a month two months ago where
he was asked about JD potentially being the successor, and
like he was real cagey about it, right, like it's
too early, you know, we just got here. He's great,
love him, but like, I'm not going to say that yet.
Speaker 11: Now.
Speaker 2: I think that the reason he's cagy is because he
has so many amazing people in his cabinet, right that
he does not want to pick a favorite. Marco is right, Yeah,
he's a contender, he is. And so Kristen tried to
ask him about the succession plan essentially and specifically about JD.
And he's still being KG, but I think he's doing
it for the right reasons.
Speaker 3: You are only one hundred days in, but as we
sit here today, who do you see as your successor?
Speaker 10: Mister Pratt.
Speaker 17: Well, it's far too early to say that, but you know,
I do have a vice president and typically be and
JD's doing a fantastic job.
Speaker 10: He would be at the top of the line.
Speaker 17: It could very well be. I don't want to get
involved in that. I think he's a fantastic, brilliant guy.
Marco is great. There's a lot of them that are great.
I also see tremendous unity. But certainly you would say
that somebody's the VP if that person is outstanding. I
guess that person would have an advantage, but I think
the other people would all stay in unbelievably high positions.
But you know, it could be that he'd be challenged
by somebody. We have a lot of good people in
this parody.
Speaker 2: There are a lot of good people in his party.
Because he's going to be you know, people are going
to want him to endorse and he will. I think
he will ultimately. But it is too freaking early. Why
are we even talking about this one hundred days in.
It's really stupid. Who knows?
Speaker 6: I mean, it may be JD, it may not, It
may be Marco, Maybe there may be somebody else that
comes out of the woodwork.
Speaker 2: We don't know.
Speaker 6: It's a stupid question to be talking about right now,
and I think he answered it.
Speaker 2: He answered it just.
Speaker 6: Fine, And he's going to endorse whoever it is because
they're all in his cabinet and his administration right now,
and so whoever it is, I'm sure hold gleefully say
I'm behind them, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's gonna be very very interesting. But it is
a long way, yeah it is. But you know what,
at least we have good people.
Speaker 6: There's a lot to choose from their bench is like
AOC and freaking Bernie Sanders, who is the crypt keeper?
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have a couple more clips from this interview, one where
this was like the Trumpiest thing ever for him to say.
So we've got you know, there's been some like jobs numbers,
some numbers have come in data wise that have been
not fantastic, and so you know, Trump wants to take
credit obviously for the good things, but not for the
bad things. And he says as much in this little clip.
Speaker 10: The Trump economy.
Speaker 11: It partially is right now. And I really mean this.
Speaker 17: I think the good parts of the Trump economy and
the bad parts of the Biden economy because he's done
a terrible job.
Speaker 11: He did a terrible job and everything.
Speaker 2: I mean, I don't I would be the same thing.
I'd be like, you can go ahead and take the bad,
I'll take the good. That just cracked me up that
he just like said it, you know what I mean,
because like a lot of other people would round about
try to figure out, well, this particular data point was
because Biden did this way, you know what I mean,
I'm gonna take the good and that jerk can take
the bad. The way it's gonna be just crack there
were moments where he called out the fake media, and
that is what you're gonna.
Speaker 11: See, including I like even the way you ask questions.
Speaker 17: Every question is asked in a negative vein there's a
toy company that took a toddler's you know whatever. But
you don't talk about the fact that gasoline is down
at numbers that nobody believes possible. You know why they're
down by the way, Drill, baby, drill. We're drilling like
crazy right now.
Speaker 10: We try to make sure every question is fair. Mister president.
Speaker 17: Look, every question you ask says a very negative.
Speaker 10: Slan no, no, But I'm just caring.
Speaker 11: Are fine for responding to you.
Speaker 17: I don't think you're very difficult at all to respond to,
to be honest with you, but you know what, you
should ask some positive things, like, sir, it's amazing what
you've done with gasoline, because you know what, gasoline's big business.
Speaker 11: A stroller is not big business.
Speaker 2: He's not wrong.
Speaker 6: He just says he's not wrong because if the tables
were turned and this were Biden, they'd be doing that,
and they would be it would be like glowing reviews
on his presidency, and she would be doing all everything
that he just said she would be doing to Biden
and they would be concentrating on But you know, I mean,
he didn't do anything good. But they took all the
bad stuff they did and they twisted it and they
tried to make it good. I mean, this is what
they do. He is not wrong, No, he's not.
Speaker 2: And what was the story? What was the story that
we talked about on Friday with Wall Street Journal being
so ridiculous. There's something I don't remember, but I know
you're yes, there was something. There was this menopause, so
don't from four days ago.
Speaker 6: But they just they basically made up a story. They
crafted a narrative, and they and then they went to
they didn't even oh it was on Elon r.
Speaker 2: And they went to they were going to check it.
Speaker 6: They were gonna, I guess they'd go to verify, but
then they didn't care.
Speaker 2: Right the verification. It was about the board of directors
looking for a new CEO of Tesla, right, and the
Wall Street Journal reached out to the board and said,
we're running this story about you guys looking for a
new CEO. And they were like, but that's not true.
That's true, And they did not include the quote from
the board. We're going to run it anyway. It was unbelievable.
So obviously Trump is well aware of that story. And
on the flight, I don't know where he was going,
but he was on Air Force one. The whole gaggle
was there, and one of the reporters was from the
Wall Street Journal. It's a little hard to hear. I'm
going to try to turn it up on our side.
It's all the way up, all the way. It's a
little hard to hear. But essentially you won't hear the
reporter's question very well. But you'll hear Trump, at least
I think you will. You'll hear Trump saying where are
you from? And then oh, it's the Wall Street Journal,
And then he has things to say about the Wall
Street Journal.
Speaker 17: Throw you with.
Speaker 18: You can't people freed us? So man, Wall Street Journal
has truly gotten to help a rotten.
Speaker 9: When I said it's a rotten newspaper, I would tell
the woll Street chedital because it'd be wasting my time.
They're rock doogs. But I don't want to talk at
the Wall Street Carol.
Speaker 18: But Wall Street Channel is Shina oriented and they're really
made for this country.
Speaker 6: They've gone to hell they've gone to hell. I'm not
going to talk to them and waste my time. That
was on Air Force one. So that guy got on
Air Force one. He's part of the press gaggle, like
the gaggle that gets to go. Do you imagine being
shamed like that on Air Force one? And then you
got to sit with everybody else who's like, I don't know,
pseudo journalists.
Speaker 2: We Caitlyn Collins is probably there. It's shamed all the time.
I know.
Speaker 6: It's like the President's like, basically, you're a piece of shit,
and then he's like all right, yes, sir, all right,
I'm gonna go sit over here. It's like essentially what happened?
Speaker 2: Do you remember? Ever? And I'm again menopause, so I
may not remember. But was there ever a moment with
Joe Biden where he took questions on Air Force one?
I don't remember that, really, I don't remember, do you guys?
Speaker 18: Don't?
Speaker 8: I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't remember that. This happens all the time with
Trump all the time. He is so accessible. I remember
KJP doing it. That's right and only, and but it
was never video, like I remember there would be sound
bites from there, but like yeah, I was never Biden.
He's probably in bed on air phone. Oh my god,
totally my god. All right, moving on, we need to
talk about how are we doing on time? We're doing
pretty good. Okay, we need to talk about Elon because
he also did an interview on Fox News with Laura
Trump and it was great, Like, if you haven't seen it,
I highly recommend it's a great watch. And she asked
him a couple of really interesting questions first about what
was the moment that like really compelled him to buy Twitter,
Like what when did he realize, Holy crap, I need
to do this. And here's what he.
Speaker 4: Said, having concerns about three years ago, but they were
sort of just had like an uneasy feeling. I like,
something doesn't feel right here. The censorship was becoming ridiculous,
like I could like I had. I had the most
interacted with account on Twitter before the acquisition, so I
was very finally attuned to what the algorithm was showing
me or not showing me, and who got suspended or
didn't get suspended. Twitter was being run at a very
far left basis. When I felt the censorship walls closing it,
I was like, Okay, I got to do something. And
the thing I can do is acquire Twitter and make
it a vastion of free speech. And that's what we
try to do with with Twitter. Like, no one on
the left has been suspended, but we did unsuspend people
on the right, and you know, let's let the marketplace
of ideas win. And then once we unlocked Twitter from
being censored, then then we started to see what was
really going on, and and I became increasingly concerned. I'm like,
wait a second, I'm seeing videos of people streaming across
the border on Twitter now X I'm like, and I
was like, oh, this is this real?
Speaker 2: Actually, it's very interesting, right, because that is where the
actual can be found. Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 6: It's like that you have the legacy media that's like
spewing lies, and then you go to X. That's where
I get everything. That's where we get everything. Yeah, that's
where alternative news media gets news. It's because it's really
because I think it's like I guess, civilian journalists, people
who are just regular people saying this is what's happening
in the world. That's what's happening in my neighborhood, right
and my domains. Yeah, I'm on the ground here, right,
and this is what's happening, and that's where people get information.
It's the town square, if you will. Yeah, And so
that's and he thank god for him.
Speaker 2: Oh my god. And it's not perfect, I mean, right now,
right now, there's a lot of controversy with some right
wing influencers who clearly are working the algorithm to get
paid as much as possible, right, And so there's a
lot of there, there's some shenanigan. There's some shenanigans, right,
But thank god for community notes because also you know,
when when something's satirical, for example, or when something's just
categorically untrue, there's people also working as civilian editors to
make sure here are the fact, there's links to the fact, right.
You know, so it's a self it's a self contained universe.
It's like an ecosphere that takes care of itself. Right.
But there's not that kind of checks and balances in
the mainstream media. You can see that a million examples
of how they're now. It's a propaganda machine.
Speaker 6: It's just all propaganda, and it's a leftist propaganda. Yeah,
so he recognized that, and thank god he stepped in.
Can you imagine where we would be if we did
not have X as a platform. I know it would
I honestly don't think we would have I don't think
that Trump would have won.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean it's entirely possible.
Speaker 6: I think that the whole trajectory of our country would
have changed had Elon not bought Twitter. And I so,
I mean, he has had such an impact on humanity.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, in the biggest way, in so many ways,
in so many and so when people hate him, those people,
I discount them. You can hate him if you want
to hate him, that's fine, But you're an idiot if
you don't think that he's had an impact on humanity
in so many different ways, whether it's from a communications
like a free speech standpoint.
Speaker 6: Just in America alone, and then on top of that
all the technological.
Speaker 2: Things that he's done. The guy is freaking brilliant. And
then add to that Doge and the savings that they've uncovered.
There was one This is a real quick, quick one,
a real quick clip where he talks about the fact
that there are so many federal workers who have work
in the federal government while also claiming unemployment benefits.
Speaker 4: This just I just a lot of people who are
federal comment employees. There are active employees who nonetheless applied
for and have received unemployment records. Well, they are federal
employees and appears to be at least one hundred thousand people.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, wow, one hundred thousand people.
Speaker 6: Think about what salaries they're making and then what they're
bringing home an unemployment benefits on top of the pensions
that were giving them retirements that we're paying for.
Speaker 2: Oh my god. Yeah, you cannot hate these people enough.
Speaker 10: You just really can't.
Speaker 2: This last clip from this purchase, No, I'm sorry it's
the second to last clip because there's actually an amazing
new invention that you're going to hear about as well.
But she asked him what he wanted his legacy to be,
and it's what you would expect and he's achieved it.
And more, do you want your legacy to be one
day when you're long gone?
Speaker 4: That I was useful in the furtherance of civilization. I
helped move civilization forward, added to the store of knowledge
and capability that I helped understand the universe.
Speaker 10: Think you're on your way.
Speaker 2: You're doing a lot for everyone here in America. You're
doing a lot for everyone around the world and for
planets we.
Speaker 10: Haven't even visited yet.
Speaker 2: So Elon, thank you for spinish.
Speaker 6: Can you imagine like that those are he's doing that,
and I'm like, I want to be a good mom.
Speaker 2: I mean that's also important, I know, but I mean
like that actually, and as far as being a good parent,
I think you probably out kicked Elon, you know, I'm okay.
Speaker 6: Well that's very sweet to say, but I mean, like,
but those the things that he and they just come
out of his mouth, like he's just effortless in answering
that question and he's done it.
Speaker 2: Is it and he's done it? He's yeah, Like, can
you imagine saying I want to further civilization? Right, and
like actually being able to say that You've you've done
things that do that.
Speaker 10: Right, you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Right, It's like and you and I have a podcast.
Speaker 6: A pubat we want to help educate people about politics,
and like I want to have so much fun with
my best friend.
Speaker 2: Doing it, you know what I mean? Like yeah, yeah, yeah,
I know right. I mean, he's he's remarkable.
Speaker 6: It is He's truly remarkable, and he's done those things
and for people I don't care how much you hate
him because he works with Trump. He has done those
things for civilism. He's done that for our country, He's
done it for civilization.
Speaker 2: He's he's achieved those goals. I mean, he's amazing. And
then and so when people say that he's stupid, like
when the Jasmine Crockets and the aocs of the world
are like, he's dumb, Like, that's that's when I want
to show our clips like this next one where I mean,
because when you think about neuralink, when you think about
the amazing inventions, right, things that he's done that really
do further and help humanity. Now there's a new thing
that kind of derives from neuralink that he'll talk about.
Speaker 10: Right here, share it all right, thank you.
Speaker 4: And then there's a second neuralink device very similar to
the first one called blind Sight, which will enable people
who are blind to see, including people who have been
blind from birth.
Speaker 15: Wow.
Speaker 4: It'll interface directly with the visual cortex in the brain,
and hopefully we'll be able to do the first blindsight
implant in a human later this year, I believe within
the next twelve months. I'd say I'm quite confident that
we can do that, and then I also think it's
quite likely, if not close to certain, that we'll be
able to enable somebody who's has a severed spinal column
to walk again, and by taking the signals call the brain,
bridging them over the severed connection the spine, and re
energizing the nerves past.
Speaker 10: The point that's broken.
Speaker 4: Like you can just think of it like some wires
got broken, and if you can bridge the signals, your
body will work again.
Speaker 2: Amazing, it's amazing. Keep race baiting, Jasmine. Yeah, Jasmine's like, yeah,
he's really dumb.
Speaker 6: That's your contribution to the world is race baiting. But
congratulations on that. While he makes blind nine people.
Speaker 2: See and like, you know, people who cannot walk walk again.
Yeah wow yeah wow. So even there was a fellow
on CNN. I don't know what sort of I don't
know what show this was, but anyway, even on CNN,
there was a guy that was like trying. He was
being asked about DOJE and whether or not it's been
a success, and he wanted to say, yeah, I mean,
when you think about what's been uncovered in one hundred days, yes,
it's been a success. Then they quote Elon and then
they kind of make fun of him, and you'll hear
two women on the panel, I think, in particular making
fun of a quote of Elon's. You'll see what I
mean in just second here.
Speaker 15: I mean one hundred and sixty billion dollars in estimated savings,
obviously with a lot of cuts, but that is way
less than was promise.
Speaker 2: Rob.
Speaker 15: Is it considered a success so far?
Speaker 11: Yes, I would say.
Speaker 20: I mean, remember, Doz's work isn't going to be completed
until July fourth of twenty twenty six.
Speaker 11: We're only one hundred days in. So narratively, when you.
Speaker 20: Go back decades and look at the failure of anyone,
whether it be in the presidential administration or Congress, to
reduce the size of government, you have to go back
to what Bill Clinton and Gingrich when they had a
balanced budget.
Speaker 15: I'd say, yes, he was like a necessary firestarter.
Speaker 11: Absolutely.
Speaker 15: Okay, I want to talk about how Elon Musk thinks
of himself. This is from the Washington Post as who
would lead it when he fades? He demurred, is Buddha
needed for Buddhism was not stronger after he passed away.
Speaker 2: I just want to sit with that for a moment.
Speaker 4: Yeah, let's hold space for that.
Speaker 10: Let's hold space for that.
Speaker 2: I feel like they were making fun of him because
they were laughing, and then when the clip goes on,
they just they completely discount the work that he's done,
really because they're you know what, these people are just
mad that he is on our side now. Yeah, they're
just so butt hurt about it. They're so mad.
Speaker 6: If he never went to work for the conservative causes,
they'd still love him. They would revere him, they would
prop him up, they would say he's brilliant. They would
be like singing his praises. But the fact that he's not,
that he actually moved to the right a little bit,
you know, I think that honestly, I don't even think
he moved right.
Speaker 2: I don't even know.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he wouldn't call himself a conservative. I think he's
just I love America, which is what conservatives do.
Speaker 2: Right, America, And he loves common right, which is essentially
what the right is becoming, which.
Speaker 6: Is, yeah, that's what conservatism is now, right, I mean, essentially,
we love America and we're about common sense.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 6: So he's moved that way, and they just can't deal.
They can't deal. They're like, oh my god, he's he's
working with Trump, orange man bad. So we have to
hate him, and so we have to we have to
demonize Elon Now they loved him, Oh yeah, like seven
years ago.
Speaker 2: They loved this guy, and they loved Tesla Rybert. They
loved to have electric cars, man saving the planet exactly.
They loved everything that he did and everything that he made.
And now they hate him. And it just shows you
who these people are. They're freaking toddlers, and that's mean
to toddlers. It is mean to toddler's Amazingly, the conversation
continues about Joe Biden's cognitive decline while in office and
the fact that the media completely covered it up, and
so members of the media are completely freaking out about
all the blame that they're getting, which is rightful blame,
and they are talking about it, trying to justify it,
making excuses for it. And we'll start with a clip
from ex Obama a Dan Pfeiffer. He said that he
did notice Biden was quite bad in April of twenty
twenty four, but still thought it was completely fine for
him to run the country. Here's a little clip of
the podcast he was on.
Speaker 21: If I look at myself self critically, I had not
spoken or seen Biden since he called me right before
the election. I talked to him for like five ten minutes,
and he was great, and I interviewed for election. He
was totally fine, right, there's no not even a question there.
And I talked to a bunch of people who had
gone to work on the campaign who had told me
he's great. Then we get to the White House and
I didn't see him again until White House Correspondent Center
Weekend twenty twenty four, and he was It was like
I was at a White House reception and he was bad.
He was quite bad in it, and he told the
same story twice and he.
Speaker 11: Just seemed mostly old.
Speaker 21: Not In no way did I look at that and
say that man cannot do the job president. I had
real concerns that he could not do it for four
more years, but he just like, you're concerned. You look
at that. If someone with my perspective is man, that's
a guy who's going to struggle in the campaign trail
and a presidential campaign. But I also thought to myself, well,
it's Friday. This is a super bizarre event. The night
before the White House Correspondent Center I knew he was
coming from speech prep and going back to speech prep
on a Friday evening. Even Barack Obama was not. It
was that not a great communicator on a Friday evening.
And so you know, it's I trusted the people who
I talked to who said he was fine. And I
also believed, and I said this at the time after
the Robert Herberport came out, is that if Biden really
he was having these like mental lapses all over town,
everyone would know.
Speaker 2: They did know it.
Speaker 10: We knew it.
Speaker 2: We knew it. I talk about it. And what's the
point of what.
Speaker 6: You're allowed to not communicate on a Friday?
Speaker 2: What does it even mean? So we get a pass
on a front we could just be like, oh, but
on a Friday, we could just do that because it's
it's Friday. Well, I mean you can't. You can't talk
on a Friday?
Speaker 1: Is that?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 19: My god?
Speaker 2: In April, so.
Speaker 6: He noticed in April of twenty twenty four, which is
what seven months before the election.
Speaker 2: Do I have my math right? I think it's I
think that's right. That seems to give or take.
Speaker 6: Before the election, He's like, I mean, he wasn't very good,
but he could.
Speaker 2: Still run the country for four years. Oh my god,
these people are out of their minds, and now the
story is becoming I mean, it's like he said, like, well,
if it was really that bad, then people would have
said something. We were screaming it. Everybody constantly ripped on it.
The left constantly ripped saying it was cheap, big saying
we were photoshopping things, saying that we were manipulating videos,
we were saying it. There are big fat liars, They
are big fat cover up people. And for whatever reason,
Jen Saki has a huge problem with the term cover up,
even though that's exact exactlying on she was part of it,
and she can suck and hear.
Speaker 22: She this is first like your old colleagues, like, I mean,
and you talk to these folks. I talk to these
folks like do you think that they were were they
actively covering it up? Were they sort of in denial
or was it or is it or was that just
about that?
Speaker 13: They like?
Speaker 22: What is your read on that?
Speaker 7: Yah?
Speaker 1: Well, this is what I mean about cover up is
a very loaded term.
Speaker 22: I think what means you knew that it was really
bad and you're pretending otherwise versus you're diluting yourself, which
I think is what people do a lot.
Speaker 14: Well, I understand, but I still think it's like cover
up is often like a crime, right we're talking people
use that.
Speaker 1: The people use that term as they relate.
Speaker 14: To water Gate or the covering up of not sharing
public information about a war.
Speaker 22: And I'm not accusing anybody of a crime, I understand, but.
Speaker 1: Other people have used that. Really, I think it's a
bit of a dangerous term. I don't know.
Speaker 14: I have not talked to them, any of the people
in these books about this particular question. And you know,
I think that at their root, a lot of the
people were mentioned are good human beings, and so I
like to think that, no, they would not be a
part of an active let's hide from the public what
we see happening privately.
Speaker 1: And I don't know the facts of what was happening privately.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she just distanced herself and she says they and
not we, she was part of it. Oh, and it
is it is, you know what she's like. It's dangerous
to say that, you know, it's dangerous. Having a dude in.
Speaker 6: Office who has no idea where the hell he is,
and he's shit in his pants and he's running the country.
That's what he's supposed to. He's running the country, and
actually he's not doing it, but a gaggle of people
behind him are doing it.
Speaker 2: Well, we didn't elect them. That's dangerous. And then all
these people, including Redhead there, Peppermint Patty, they're all covering
it up. That's dangerous.
Speaker 11: We did it.
Speaker 2: But that is a loaded term. It's yeah, load that, yes, loaded.
Speaker 1: She did it.
Speaker 6: She was part of it, and now she's trying to
distance herself from that. She's like, I mean they did it.
Speaker 2: I do it. I haven't talked to him and do it.
She's awful.
Speaker 6: They're all awful. They all didn't they all were part
of it. They're all guilty.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 2: And now we have Chuck Todd talking about the same
damn thing.
Speaker 23: The White House Press Corps didn't make this an issue,
and they could have. Where's the president today? How come
he's not doing a public event today? How come he
hasn't done a press conference today? You know, there wasn't that,
So I will I accept that that that didn't exist
in that press room. And I think this is where
the Biden White House created a chill among reporters, meaning
if you dare do that, good luck getting your interview
that you were hoping to get.
Speaker 2: No one got there, et cetera.
Speaker 23: So there was a there was a they made it
clear there was a price to pay.
Speaker 6: If i'd like to point out that my previous comment
of men looking better with facial hair, Chuck Todd is
an exception to that.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't know how good he looks without it.
I just I don't think he He just doesn't look
good at all. Well, that's the thing. Just facial hair
is not helping him. Maybe it is, though do you
remember him about it? I don't. I don't want to.
I just don't want to. He just needs to not
show up in my feed at all anyway. That so,
he's saying that reporters basically didn't press in the press
room because they were afraid they wouldn't get the interviews
they were hoping. And didn't he write a book about this? Well,
did he hear that? Jake Capper? That's Jake Confu. That's
amazing that he's saying that about reporters, that that essentially
they were not doing their jobs in the hopes that
they would get on Biden's good side and maybe get
a sit down, even though there was never any sit downs.
How many interviews did Biden actually do.
Speaker 6: But essentially, what he's saying is you had to suck
up yeah to a guy that had no idea what
was going on in order to get information at all.
Speaker 2: How is that okay? It's not okay. It's absolutely not okay.
Just none of it was okay, And it's not okay
that freaking Jen Sackey is daring to talk any smack
about Caroline Lovett. Oh my gosh. This made me so
mad because it shows the supreme lack of self awareness
and I just I can't believe some of the things
that she's saying here.
Speaker 14: It was that and just speaking it was on the
mind of your boss, then yeah, she should get good
marks for that.
Speaker 1: That's not the totality of the job.
Speaker 5: What's the other part.
Speaker 14: The other part of the job is speaking honestly and
candidly about the issues that are happening in the country
and providing actual useful information.
Speaker 1: I can't And what she's doing is she is just
projecting the view of Donald Trump.
Speaker 14: That's part of it, it's not the only part, right,
And I also think that I mean, she she's a
person who goes out there on a regular basis and
projects propaganda points. Right, I would, but I would consider
propaganda points. I know the right wing says that about me,
but that is just not the same.
Speaker 2: Same guys, Wow, how is that not the same? Yeah?
Have you? Have you met you? And have you met KJP?
Have you met her? Yeah? People are like circle back girl,
remember circle back girl. That's right, she is the circle
back queen. She is indeed, Yeah, no self awareness. Yeah,
it's just she was the She was better than KJP
at her job because she could communicate. She could like
speak in full sentence, right, she could speak in full
sentences and communicate Biden's message in a way. I mean
she was lying obviously because Biden lies. She was able
to communicate that appropriately. KJP lied and then also was terrible.
Speaker 6: She could not she couldn't speak in sentences. She had
to refer to that damn binder and did a terrible
job at that. She couldn't even read.
Speaker 2: And then they're gonna they're going to go after you. Yeah,
who is I'm sorry, but care she's the best. Yeah,
she's the best that's ever been. But speaking of a
lack of self awareness. James Carvel did a radio interview
in which he says that it's the Republicans who lie,
not It's like they don't even remember that Joe Biden
had to drop out of a presidential race decades ago
because he lied and then he continued to lie. And
there's a zillion example. He plagiari he plagiarizes his way
through law school. That's what I'm saying, Like he throughout
his entire life, entire career, zillion examples. And here's what
James Carvill said.
Speaker 11: I would say. I will say this repeated.
Speaker 8: People say to me all the time, James, why don't
we just do like the Republican zero, just stand up
and lie because our fucking people wouldn't stand for it.
If I stood up and lied, you would be the
first person to say James Carville lost all credibility last
night when he said, X, Y and Z, Yeah, I
can spin, I can shave eat. Everybody does that. They
just like, look you right in the eye and lie.
Our people say, well, will to lie like them? No
we shouldn't because they would not do that. It would
not go over well, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, ask the Clintons about that.
Speaker 6: I did not have sexual relations with that woman.
Speaker 2: And the bimbo eruptions, right, they never lie, you guys,
they don't lie. Oh my god, that was almost unbelievable
to me that he can be that that they lack
that self introspection so hard.
Speaker 6: But people are listen, people, I think good people see
that and they're like, seriously.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's the news the weekend, you guys. Now, we're
just going to tell you what we've been doing that's
been so yeah, this is the part of the show.
Speaker 6: We were going to do talk and we're like, we're
not going to do talk, So we're just going to
tell you what we've been doing this week.
Speaker 2: Yes, so we have a lot because well, do you
want to start with with that or do you want
to start with something, Oh, Mock took a picture.
Speaker 6: Okay, so let me just tell you that Mock has
one dog, Mazie, because you know, sweet Ella passed away,
God rest her soul. But Mazie is she goes everywhere
with them. Mazie travels in the car. She's like, oh,
she doesn't leave their side, Like she's everywhere. My dogs
are not traveled. I mean they can go to like
the coffee shop or whatever. But it's always a big
pain in the butt because Coda is like two hundred pounds,
you know what I mean. It's very takable. She's very takable.
So she goes in the car everywhere with them. So
Mazie also has an emotionless face.
Speaker 2: Now, but they don't believe me. She's very emotionless. However,
she did have the other day, I.
Speaker 6: Was writing in the backthor because I do like writing
with miss Maizie. Maizie and Daisy, we're like she peas
in a pot in the back seat, so.
Speaker 2: We're writing together. I'm looking at it right now. We're
riding together in the back seat, and she had an
expression on her face, and I was like, she's full
of expression right now. It's the only time that she
ever has an expression is when she's in the car.
She looks concerned.
Speaker 6: She does, and so I decided she'd look as concerned
in her as her and Mock.
Speaker 2: Was so tickled by.
Speaker 19: Shook a picture you got she took a picture of
us concerned. Maze look you guys, she is dye. Mary
Maria was like, made this screensaver.
Speaker 2: She's a picture concerned. Mazie is look at her that face.
She's really not I mean, she's not concerned, like she
loves car rides. She's happy that he's so concerned. But
this is on our way to the Savannah Bananas game,
which was.
Speaker 6: If you guys ever get a chance to see this,
I know they are impossible to get tickets for because
I'd love to see them in Texas. They're actually starting
to go on like a tour. You know, they're touring
around the country. It's virtually impossible.
Speaker 2: To get tickets to see them. You have to pay
like five dollars. Who's gonna do that. I can't do that,
and so it's so expensive. So I feel so grateful
that I was able. I mean, you got tickets for
like thirty five bucks, because that's what they cost. The
home games at our Rasin Stadium costs thirty five dollars
and it includes all you can eat b oh my god,
hot dogs, chips, cookies.
Speaker 6: Right, but you go through the line like the concession line,
and you just you get whatever you want. It's like,
it's brilliant. The model for what they do. They should
do it all across the country in every single sports arena.
It was brilliant. Everything is so great. It was so
much fun. It's too like more than two hours because
it's a two hour game, right, and then before it
we were there what an hour early? We got there
about five thirty, Okay, so we got Yeah, we got
there like an hour and a half early, which is
when all the fun and it's not stop entertainment the
whole I mean, you are constantly entertained. It's awesome. Plus
there's a lot of eye candy ladies like.
Speaker 2: Oh, there really a lot of fucking a man out there,
Dan like shake it and they and they know it
because part of the party animals, which is the opposing team,
they're my favorite. They have a lot of very attractive
yeah good good look.
Speaker 6: But so it's just a ball. We had a blast
doing that. So that was super fun.
Speaker 2: We've been to the beach. We've done a lot of eating,
a lot of a lot of eating. We've eaten our
way through Beaufort. We had a shopping a very interesting
text exchange yesterday because we I got, oh my gosh,
that's right, she got a weird text from somebody. I
got like it was a wrong number essentially right, it
was like a wrong number text and I thought, you
know what would be fun, especially, the answer is just
to pretend to go along. And yes yesterday it.
Speaker 6: Was like a no, like we didn't want to do
I said, let's just do nothing, because I don't ever
really get a chance to just sit and do nothing.
That's not She has a little bit more leisure time
than I do because I still have a kid in
the house and there's still a lot going, a lot
of driving and stuff like that. And I said, I
would love to just be able to sit, and your
house is so loungy. Let's just do nothing. So yesterday
we stayed in our jammies all day.
Speaker 2: God, that was so great. It was glorious.
Speaker 6: And so we just late and so she got this
wrong text message from yeahuddy, and so I was like,
we're totally answering this. So the original message was next Sunday,
let's go out and play together. And I was like,
I immediately went to like the naughty place where I'm like,
that sounds like golf take it's and I thought it
was somebody who was trying to get her to have
sex with them.
Speaker 2: Immediately. I get it immediately when immediately went there, and
I'm like, you probably shouldn't answer this, I think it's
somebody fishing, and she's like, it's golf. It's golf. To me,
that sounded very golf, right, and so I said, where
are we playing? Because I thought that's safe, right, like
that's it' that's what somebody who they think that they
know might say. And the response was in Los Angeles,
why are you asking such a question? And then which
is a weird way to say, why are you asking?
And I'm like, okay, so this is a legit person,
all right.
Speaker 6: So then she said and I said, we should ask
something like what should we bring along?
Speaker 2: So she said what should I bring? And they wrote,
my plan is this, We're going to play golf first
and then have a barbecue. You just need to bring
your golf equipment. I have my own barbecue grill. So
I said, who else is coming? And again, this isn't wrong.
Jammy's like going back and forth to this person and
the response was so weird. So it's the personnel have
not been confirmed yet. Anyway, you, me and Sophia will
definitely be there if you don't mind. You can also
bring Cecilia along. I think that would be wonderful, l
O L. And I was like, is Cecilia and my
wife like, because I thought this was I thought we
both thought it was a dude. I thought for sure.
So I was like, Cecilia's why is it funny to
bring her? Like is it? What did you say? So
I said, she's shaken my confidence dating That's what she said, Cecilia,
you'll break And I don't think this person got it.
It's not confid in state. Well they didn't get it
because person didn't get it. I think they did because
then they wrote, oh my god, I was so careless.
I must have entered the wrong number. I hope this
doesn't dampen your move. And we were like, this person's
got to be foreign. What does that even mean that?
I'd like, an American wouldn't say that, right, they would
say that, like we were having the best still thinking
it's a dude. Yeah, totally thinking it was dude. So
that I'm sorry it should be putting on the glasses
and I said, and I said, are you kidding? This
has been so fun. My best friend and I have
been imagining a whole life slash scenario about you and
these other strangers best regards to Sophia and they and
then it got weird. Yeah, then it just got super weird.
So then they said, haha, thank you. Although this is
a mistake, I think it's interesting to chat with you.
If you don't mind, we can chat. I'm Annie and
you and we were like, this is a woman. It
was a woman. And then I was like, it's it
is it like some patstany dude. I'm pretty sure it's
a lesbian woman. Because then she was like ooh, like
how old are you? Like what? And then she wanted it, so, yeah,
we would only give so much information. I said, I'm Mary.
My best friend is aj she's currently visiting me from
Texas in my house in South Carolina. And they said, haha,
I think you and your friend are both very interesting.
It would be even more interesting if we could be
friends l ol. So I'm like, this is don't hit
me a Pakistani dude. This is getting weird. And so
I said, well, it sounds like you have your hands
full with Cecilia. Yeah, because I was like obviously not
going to.
Speaker 6: Give it, and I was like, I don't know if
we should continue with this conversation.
Speaker 2: So they said, your name is beautiful. I'm glad to
be here talking to you. Mary, I also want you
to say hello to your friend agent. I bet you do. Yes,
my friends and I are really busy these days. I'm
thirty eight years old now I am a withered rose.
How old are you? And I was like, we're menopausele,
they said, and that's it. That basically was it for her.
She was like, Haha, I'm happy to hear this news,
but I still want to know your real age. I
hope you can understand. And then we just we were like,
we're not answering this broad anything. It got weird, it
got really really weird. Yeah, don't do that. That's our
advice to you. It's just don't if you get a
wrong number, don't engage. It could get really or do
it and just don't give away anything like super personal,
you know what I mean, because it's kind of it
was kind of fun for a minute, it got weird.
It was a little fun.
Speaker 6: I kind of what else And I've seen crops, you guys,
there's a crock in her backyard.
Speaker 2: And then she turned me up. In the backyard. It's
basically in their backyard, not though because like we have
a big yard in the It's not because we have
a big backyard. Then there's a pond, okay, and then
there's a peninsula in the pond basically, and the and
the and the alligator is on the peninsula. So it's
not like they're even it's not the backyard. You can
totally see it's like, right, I mean you can see it.
I could literally like get my glock and shoot it
from the back porch.
Speaker 6: I guess it's like so to me, that's like the backyard.
So it's right, I mean, it's really And then we
saw more gators and we went to where we're.
Speaker 2: Weak Cypress Cypress Wildlife. Yeah, we went. It's like a
wildlife walk.
Speaker 6: I've made her walk and like her knee has been
a mess since we well, I took my crutch, so
it was all right, right, and so and then today
we're going to go to brunch and then we have
lots of meetings with people.
Speaker 2: Yeah, lots of meaty meet things. That's it. But we
also watched The War God you got a movie in
all times, subdays. If you guys have a chance or
for some reason have wanted to see that Demi Moor.
Speaker 6: Movie, The Substance, I don't beg of you. We implore
you do not see it, do not do not watch that.
We thought it had such potential in the first twenty minutes.
We thought, Okay, this could be a decent movie. It
just turned into a complete shit show.
Speaker 2: It was awful, and I knew it was a horror movie,
like they categorized out a horror movie. But I have
never seen anything more gratuitously gory. Oh my god, Heather, Ever,
it was bad, wasn't it, Heather? It was so bad?
Oh my god, do not see this movie down. Oh
there's a director's come. No is so bad.
Speaker 6: We were like, like, we had an hour left of it,
and we're like, we're invested.
Speaker 2: We have to see how it ends. It was half
the time. I had a blanket over my face and
I made her tell me what was going on.
Speaker 6: I had to watch it and she's like, tell me,
and I had to tell her. It was just so
bad and it could have been good, Like it could
have been. They could have made it into something if
somebody had some creativity and some I don't know, just
something that they could have turned it into something that
had a message to it.
Speaker 2: I feel like the movie Death Becomes Her was the
lead up to that, and it's so good, like that
movie was so much better.
Speaker 6: That becomes Her on steroids and like brag and like
at all and on an acid trip. Like you said yesterday,
it was death becomes Her on an acid trip. It
was so bad, awful, like I can't even so, I
can't believe. And so my husband this morning, because I
was telling him, I was like, I cannot believe we
watched that. He was like, you should always go and
see Rotten Tomatoes first, because usually critics love a movie
and like regular people hate it.
Speaker 2: I went to Rotten Tomatoes this morning. Everybody loved it.
The audience loved it, critics loved it. The exception in
the world. It was.
Speaker 6: It was very difficult to watch and it was just gratuitous,
so gratuitous, and yeah, they just didn't have to do that.
Speaker 2: They just so disappointed in the writers. Yeah, you know.
And I told her it reminded me of that movie
that had Matt Damon about shrinking, Like when it was
such a cool concept, that shrinking where you shrink people
and then like you moved to tiny town. Yes, and
it was such anything. And for the first hour that
movie was great and then it just turned to crap.
It's like they didn't know how to end it. Yeah,
and then they just kind of were like, let's take
some acid and see what we.
Speaker 6: Get and then just write down what we see in
our acid trip. Like it was just that was the substance.
Speaker 2: Blood everywhere. It was just it was and it was yeah,
just don't we implore you. It was do not awful,
just awful.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I think she did win. I think she
won a bunch of awards for it. And that's the
other crazy thing is that she there was very little speaking.
There was hardly any speaking from And did you know
that the young girl in that is Andy McDowell and
Any McDowell's daughter.
Speaker 17: Yeah.
Speaker 2: The first thing almost fire curly hair. Tom had any
lines like if you look, she probably had to memorize
I don't know, like twenty different lines total. She acted
in that. She had to look a lot of ways
right like she had. She had she had to look young,
she had you know, youngish. Yeah, she had to have
like emotion on her face, but not a lot of words. Right,
There was not a lot of acting. God, it was awful.
I don't think I've ever seen a worst movie in
my Life's pretty bad. So anyway, we did that, and
then we cleansed our brains with one of my favorite
rom coms of all time, which if you've not seen
How to Be Single? Such, what was the one? What
was the first movie that we watched when I got here?
We watched another Sisters. Yes, we watched Sisters together. That's
a great one, so good. That's a Tina Fey Amy
Poehler one. Yeah, really we're basically Tina Fey and yeah,
cooler that's us.
Speaker 17: Yeah.
Speaker 2: But but How to Be Single? Great movie, great movie,
So see it if you haven't seen it, because it's
super super cute. Yes, all right, we have thank you
to get out from over the weekend.
Speaker 7: You guys.
Speaker 2: First of all, you guys were so generous. You were
just like, you're together and I want you to have
meals together. And we have been okay, so many meals
you guys. So Laura Hayzen, thank you so much, she said,
because you two got togetherness. Thank you for bringing all
the facts and straight news. Also, thank you for your
happiness and real life thoughts and talks. Have a wonderful weekend,
love you. It's been a glorious weekend. So grateful that
we've had this time together, and you guys have been
so generous. Thank you so much. Dixie, this is very generous.
Leanne from X here either Amy Joe's cleaning deposit or
Ron's liquor fun Oh got he needs it. Either way,
have a fantastic visit. Love you. Jersey needs the liquor.
Let's see we have Wanda. Wanda said, beer is on
me at Savannah Bananas. Make sure aj has Gator bytes.
I have had Gator bytes. Have a great time together, jerks.
We didn't have dinner or we didn't have Gator bytes
at Foolish Frog, which was the first restaurant we went to.
But we did have Gator bytes at Seaside Grill, which
is so good. They make the best gat so good.
You guys, we've eaten our way through this town. Yeah,
and Wanda, we are going to try to stop by
to see you, so just hang tight on that. More
information coming soon. Let's see. We also have Shelley. Shelley
said s to say to say. Yesterday y'all were talking
about kids not knowing how to mail stuff. After he
got married, my twenty six year old son asked me
to show him how to balance the check book. I
felt like the worst mom.
Speaker 1: No, that you're not.
Speaker 6: Nowadays, they really don't even know how to do that.
They don't have to know how to do that. They
don't like look online and it's balanced.
Speaker 2: Yeah right, they just need to know that they're because
that's where they see what they're spending.
Speaker 17: Right.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I do not feel like a bad mom
for that. I think that's safe to say, safe to
safe to say. Okay, let's see. Janna Vith said, enjoy
your coffee and breakfast. Thanks for all you do to
keep is informed and laughing, loving sun and there there
was an extraordinarily generous one from Patrick Kenny, Patrick, thank
you so much, and we will.
Speaker 6: I will eat all the alligator because that is the
best way to see. Alligator is in my belly as
a coat, not a coat.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, as a as a as a purse and
shoes are in my belly. I guess you could make
a coat out of it. Did you make a coat
out of game? That would be boots, Yeah, I don't boots. Yeah,
not a purse or boots. Yeah, that was in my belly.
Speaker 11: Ordinary.
Speaker 2: They really are delicious. They are They are Yum and
Dana our friend Dana say, good morning, beautiful chicks. No
offense to Scout Jennings, but the birch At interview was
the best ever. Now take my dad gum money. I
got so many dad guns, so many dad gums.
Speaker 10: We're bad.
Speaker 2: Oh. And then before we get to local and here,
I know, I do I need to do this one?
Speaker 18: Do it?
Speaker 2: Not that one? Before we get to locals and here,
I want to make sure that we recognize the ones
that came in on Ben, you got us, now, okay,
let's see uh Ja Stenner said, Hey, it's Jace from
South Carolina. Please give a shout out to Vanessa for
dealing with me for ten whole years. Our anniversary was
the first love you ladies, happy and first ary so awesome.
And Kat Coleman said, it's a scam. They make friends
with you and eventually invite you to join their only
fans or view their website. Right, I know, right, you
guys were never going to actually fall for them. We
know that, we knew that this was It was just
a fun thing. It was just a fun Sunday, right, Yeah,
that was absolutely the funnest. Then over on locals these
Connie m J said, happy sink of Demayo, which just
happens to be my birthday. Margarite is on me, What
a great birthday, and we didn't even say happy. Sinko
makes eat all the Mexican food because it makes Lefty
so mad, right when mega people eat Mexican? Uh huh
Donald don donad John d l JJ okay, loved seeing
Mazie in that picture this weekend. She has found a
like minded friend in Daisy. Looks like you've had a
beautiful weekend. I'm taking her.
Speaker 6: I'm taking her home with me. I'm putting her in
my suitcase. She's coming home.
Speaker 2: She also said I thought I was sending you twenty dollars. Lol. Oh.
Suki said, I've been so sick for over a week
that I've missed every live until today. We'll go catch better. Yeah,
go catch up and then now.
Speaker 6: Made okay, So Paula Johnson, does Michelle have any idea
how she sounds good?
Speaker 17: Grief?
Speaker 2: Tim Burchett interview was a who wasn't it? It was
so fun, Sherry Fox. I love that we have had
two shows with you together. We love it too.
Speaker 6: Save travel some Daisy, Thank you so much. I go
home tomorrow morning and we do not have a show tomorrow.
No that I'll be traveling.
Speaker 2: Then we're back.
Speaker 6: We're back on Wednesday. Tea Chat fifteen. If you elude
the process coming in, don't scream for it going out.
Speaker 2: That's right, that's right.
Speaker 6: Florida Medicare broker happy Singo deported, deported, Get it deported,
ladies it.
Speaker 2: I love it, Team Media.
Speaker 6: I'm publishing Samantha here referring to the reopening of Alcatraz
thing good idea, But McNeil Island Prison in Washington would
make more sense. It only closed in twenty eleven, so
it would be much cheaper to renovate.
Speaker 2: Yeah, when did Alcatraz was like the thirties? I mean
it's been for ever.
Speaker 6: Well yeah, a long, very very little time. I mean
it's not in good like I said, we don't. It
doesn't have to be in good shape. They're prisoners. Who
gives a crowd put them in there?
Speaker 2: I don't care.
Speaker 6: Do you guys care? It's not like I said, it's
not the Hilton, Nobody cares.
Speaker 2: Robin die love hewn.
Speaker 6: Oh, I'm sorry, Darlene, Kay Daisy, can you give a
thirty second tutorial on how to purr? I can't do
it for the life of me. I sound ridiculous. You
put your tongue like a top of your mouth. I
can't roll my r right behind your teeth.
Speaker 18: Like you.
Speaker 2: Now, really, how do you do that? I mean it
goes so fat. I don't know, You're just like it's
all about the tongue. Yeah, I can do that. I
can say la la la, la la la, but I
can't go whatever. I can't make the person sound Oh
my gosh, it's easy, it's easy, you got it. You
got not helpful saying it's easier. It's not helpful.
Speaker 6: It's not Robin die love how Bongino calls Jen Peppermint Patty,
Yes she is Peppermint Patty, ed Ferguson Hide and Mazie
from Ranger the Boxer, Dusty the Shechitsu, and Luna the Rottweiler.
Take our dad's money and buy treats. All may see
Jose Rodriguez morning from Texas. Hey, Jose, I'll be back
there tomorrow. Here's more ron money so he can decompress.
I think he is a little sick of me.
Speaker 2: He's not at the giggling though, He's probably like he's
like Geese. Also was that a horror or horror movie?
Just take my money? Horror, horror, horror.
Speaker 6: No, Ron, I went to elementary school together, elementary, middle
and high school together. So we do every once in
a while, will say, Nate, I'll be like, whatever happened
to so and so? And then we'll have this long
conversation about the so and so, and then Marianne I'll
check out. Yeah, she'll check out and then start thinking
about something else. But we do have a lot of
childhood memories together that we'll share. So it is kind
of neat, you know, because she's like my present and
Ron was my past.
Speaker 2: Yeah that makes any sense. It's really interesting. We've got
our whole life. Yeah, we got it covered. But it
is really crazy crazy in this house. Anyway. We won't
see you tomorrow, but we'll see you bright and early,
normal time on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday of this week, So tomorrow.
Oh we're bringing on now. I know I'm going to
miss her so much, you guys, I'm gonna miss her.
We've had so much fun. Name has been so much fun,
be in a blast.
Speaker 6: It's been a blast, you guys. We will see you
on Wednesday.
Speaker 2: By everybody,