Speaker 1: Hey, everybody, Good morning, Happy Monday. Oh goodness, Oh I'm
gonna close out of steps. I feel like my connection
is going to be bad if I don't do that.
You guys, let me tell you what is going on today.
Coming up on the show, the DNC's new leadership is
a gift to the GOP, an absolute gift on a platter.
Tray coming in hot talking about that, and also Grammy
pulla baloo. The Grammys were last night.
Speaker 2: Just a little We're not gonna labor and do a
lot about the Grammys because who cares. I don't even
know they were on until this morning.
Speaker 1: I didn't I didn't know they were on until my
daughter came in and told me, Oh my gosh, Mom,
did you see.
Speaker 3: One?
Speaker 1: Blah? And I was like, oh geez, the Grammys are on.
We have to talk about that tomorrow. Okay, we're gonna
talk about that just a little bit. All that and
so much more than on today's show.
Speaker 4: I am post hired.
Speaker 5: How you acting like you for the people of the
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Speaker 2: You do not think for me anyone I know.
Speaker 4: That was the YouTube jerk.
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cough in your face this morning. Still getting over that
flu thing. It's like the residual it's the worst part,
you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Yeah, because yeah, I know, because then you feel the
drainage and it's like kind of grows gross.
Speaker 4: Yeah, totally do it.
Speaker 1: I'll do my best to not cough in your face.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Marquita said to me, thanks so much for the
tip on Silo, because remember how I said we were
watching Silo and we finished two yesterday, which is that
that's all that there is?
Speaker 4: So far, so good, so freaking good. I think I'm
not watching how you have to watch it?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Good, okay, all right, we'll check it out.
Speaker 4: I didn't know I was going to say that this
morning we have so this is gonna be a fun show.
I think it's gonna be.
Speaker 2: A fun show because there's fun things to talk about today. Yeah.
Speaker 4: It's like, remember how last week there.
Speaker 2: Was all this magedy and so we had to talk
about it and that's not fun at all.
Speaker 4: But today it's just like it seems like the news
is just kind of fun.
Speaker 2: Oh, I'm sorry. Silo is on Apple TV, so that's
where you can find Silo. Okay, First and foremost, before
we even get to any kind of screenshots or videos
or anything, Chuck Todd no longer at NBC. He is
doing a podcast.
Speaker 1: All these people, I can't well, it's hard to do
a podcast.
Speaker 2: They're all doing their little Like are the people that
are genuine followers of Chuck Todd like they look to
him to be I don't know, entertained and informed? Are
they like I'm going to listen to that podcast every day?
He seems like a good person to listen to. Yes,
Doe a Care out of Space. I just don't understand
how those people exist, but I'm sure they do, right,
but they Yeah, It's just it's kind of irritating.
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm irritated because we're podcasters. We did broadcasting,
we went into podcasting, and it's like we've been doing
this for a while, and then they're like, now that
they've been basically pushed out of the broadcasting realm. We
weren't pushed out. We did it voluntarily. We were like,
we're gonna go ahead and do podcasting. Because we really
like that medium better, and so we're going to do that.
We enjoyed radio and then we were like, okay, we're
going to do We're gonna do podcasting. They were pushed
out and then they're like doing. It's almost as if
they're like it's a it's a second choice for them,
and that pisses me off. It pisses me off a
little bit.
Speaker 2: Not gonna lie, yeah, because it's like they're it's sort
of like their emergency backup plan, right, it's their contingency plan.
Speaker 1: It's like there their consolation prize. And I don't like that.
You know, it makes me because it's not like that
for us. We chose this because we really love it
and this is our I mean, this is our chosen profession.
And so they're like, well, I guess we could do podcasting.
Speaker 2: As long as we can stay in everybody's face somehow.
Speaker 1: Like right, podcasting is not hard. Yeah, I just get
a little protective of the podcasting space because it's what
we do, right. Yeah.
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I'm sorry for those who live in winter infested places,
but you're going to get six more weeks of it
because the dang groundhog saw his stupid ass shadow. So
I guess Peter, I know he's really cute. I guess
Peter was petitioning to replace him altogether with a weather
reveal Vegan cake.
Speaker 4: Oh my god. Even the Governor Sashpiro, was like, come
and take it. You know that's not happening.
Speaker 1: No, he's so cute. Did you guys? Did you guys
notice that yesterday? I can't remember what channel it was,
just probably like AMC or whatever, one of those channels
had Groundhog Day on all day yesterday, just on repeat,
just on repeat. Yeah.
Speaker 6: I love that.
Speaker 1: I love that movie. I love it well.
Speaker 2: And I can't remember when Bill Murray did the Jeep
commercial for Groundhog. I don't know if it's coming up
for this Super Bowl because it feels familiar.
Speaker 4: To me, So I don't think it's new.
Speaker 2: But if you guys, I mean most people here have
probably seen Groundhog Day. It's like one of the absolute classics.
But Bill Murray did a take on it for a
Super Bowl ad and here it is.
Speaker 4: It's for Jeep and it's amazing.
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thenick Jock, that's different.
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see you?
Speaker 5: Martin.
Speaker 10: Safety first, it's not personal. It's just a game. It's
not a bad day. Huh.
Speaker 1: It is so cute.
Speaker 4: I love that so much.
Speaker 1: I watched it again yesterday like we bits and pieces.
We just kept watching it over and over again, like
it was on all day.
Speaker 2: So good point of personal privilege, if I may.
Speaker 4: This is Heart Month, which I did not even know.
Speaker 2: But we had a wonderful person email us who also
has an amplatzer device in her heart, and she asked
a special favor of our community, and I could not
resist because, as you know, in a couple of weeks
it's Valentine's Day and it'll be year three, my third
anniversary of not having a stroke. That's right on Valentine's Day,
and so from Penny ray lyon, she said, February's American
Heart Month, and she said, she hopes that we pick
this email out of the tons that we get. Her
oldest granddaughter, six and a half years old, is raising
money for the American Heart Association, and it's called the
Kid's Heart Challenge. And Penny made her first donation and
twenty four hours later it was the only one on
the donation page.
Speaker 11: I know.
Speaker 2: And so because she had also had a heart repair,
you know, procedure with the amplasterer device at forty seven,
she knows kids have heart issues too, So she asked
us to share Little Aria's QR code. She's got a
goal of raising one thousand dollars. She's got a long
ways to go, and she thought when she was thinking
about who might help, she said, I thought of Mock
and Daisy, two big hearted chicks with a big hearted audience.
So if you are interested in helping Little Aria out
with her fundraiser, please scan the code that you see
on your screen right now and feel free to help.
Or yeah, we're not you know, we're not forcing anybody
to do anything, but if you feel like I would
like to.
Speaker 1: Help out that, right, I mean, and instead of giving
us money today, give give her something.
Speaker 4: Yes, that would be amazing.
Speaker 1: So that sweet little girl.
Speaker 2: Hold up your phone, grab the little QR code while
it's up here. I'm just gonna leave it for a
second so that everybody can grab it.
Speaker 4: Do you have it? Do you don't have it?
Speaker 2: Watch this later and rewind and make sure to grab
the the code for a little Aria and help her
with her fundraiser.
Speaker 1: It's for a great ran. God bless her. I know
it's so sweet.
Speaker 2: Also, let's get an update on Doge. My husband actually
forwarded this from the official Doze account. This is absolutely amazing.
So from elon good morning X. My experience with Doge
has been totally wild so far. I told you yesterday
about the six hundred million dollars per year the Pentagon
was spending on Suitshi. I just found another wild one.
The Air Force was spending twelve hundred and eighty dollars
per paper coffee cup.
Speaker 4: My god, like literally, you got it the office twelve
nights per cup.
Speaker 2: We also found that two hundred and thirty thousand dollars
per month was being spent by the irs on Starbucks.
Cinnamon roast CA cups, but everyone was working from home
with the hell when you even yeah, I mean I can,
I can't because really they're just spending.
Speaker 1: They're spending money, and then they're just like, we're just
telling you what we're spending it on, but we're not.
Speaker 12: Really.
Speaker 1: It's all a bunch of bull crap, you guys. It's
just a big bunch of crap. They lie it is.
It's like embezzlement. It is in bezelment. Yeah right, it's
money launch.
Speaker 2: That's a complete scam, and thank god for him and
for Doze for uncovering it. He also talked about the
progress that he's making. He said, initially on January thirtieth,
reducing the federal deficit from two trillion to one trillion
in twenty twenty six requires cutting an average of four
billion dollars a day in projected twenty twenty six spending
from now to September thirtieth, and then he followed up
by saying, I'm cautiously optimistic that will reach the four
billion dollars a day reduction this weekend. He's got people
working around the clock.
Speaker 4: I take cover it.
Speaker 1: Still, think of all the bullshit that money is spent
on just like what he was talking about. I mean,
we can't think it's hard for us to just wrap
our brains around that because we're like, we don't do
that in our own households, you know, no, But the
government does it. The government takes our money and they
literally they poop on it and they set it on fire.
They don't care because it's not their care. They do
it and they're laughing. They think it's great.
Speaker 2: God, it's absolutely insanely spend our money. Also, there was
a Reddit thread from somebody at opsec who like from
the FBI, who was saying, please share. We've received word
that Elon Musk's staffers are using space characters to identify
info leakers, So before you leap, essentially do this. Like
they were actually openly discussing how to avoid getting caught.
Speaker 4: Leaking, and they have this whole reddit discussion.
Speaker 2: There were people commenting offering other bits of advice, and
so Elon retweeted it saying, with regard to leekers, if
in doubt they are out, oh god.
Speaker 4: They are cleaning house. Man, this is freaking crazy. It
is it's madness.
Speaker 1: I can't yeah, I know right, it's oh my God,
your government, ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm, I mean, thank goodness for Elon, thank goodness
for Doge.
Speaker 4: And also JD.
Speaker 2: Vance gave folks a little bit of a vocabulary lesson
on X the other day, and he said, memo to
the press. When a president is elected by the people
and then does what he promised to do, that's democracy.
When a president is thwarted by unelected bureaucrats, that's oligarchy.
President Trump refuses to bend the knee to that oligarchy.
Speaker 4: Buckle up.
Speaker 1: Yes, nice that Jadvance can educate some people who don't understand.
Speaker 4: Words, especially members of the press.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, and a lot of those people, a lot of
people went to like Ivy League schools and whatnots there there.
Speaker 2: Also, we did finally get an identification of that third
pilot of the black Hawk helicopter which crashed into the
jetliner last week, and it is Rebecca Lobach. She according
to her family and her history, she was certainly qualified.
She had like four hundred and fifty flying hours. There's
no reason to think that she shouldn't have been flying
the helicopter if she was in fact at the helm
of it. Anyway, just wanted to put this out there
because I know there was a lot of chitter chatter
last week about it being some trans person named Joe,
and it was not. It was this woman, Rebecca.
Speaker 4: So now we know, and that is that it takes
so long.
Speaker 1: Though, why did it take so long to get her
name out there? I don't understand.
Speaker 2: Well, allegedly her family it was out of respect to
her family who didn't want the name released.
Speaker 4: But then when they.
Speaker 2: Finally released it, all of her social media had been scrubbed.
So it's almost as if they wanted time to scrub
it for reasons that we do not know.
Speaker 1: I don't know why they wanted it scrubbed. That is
really it's interesting.
Speaker 13: Mm hmm.
Speaker 2: It is a little it is a little interesting, a
little sus it's a little it's a little sketch. But
I'm not going to make ANYI we don't know anything
about anything.
Speaker 1: No, we don't know. We don't know why. But but
it is weird that they scrubbed her social I don't
that's weird. It's weird.
Speaker 4: It is a little bit weird.
Speaker 2: Also, Trump decided to do oh whoops, I wanted to
play this first.
Speaker 4: Actually, let me play this first. This is the coolest thing.
Speaker 2: So you know how we always talk about how when
we fly we hope that we have someone like Captain Sully.
Speaker 4: Totally yeah, So Sully Sully is the best.
Speaker 2: I want Captain Sully to do, like any of my
medical procedures.
Speaker 4: To always be my doctors, to look like Captain sly Right.
Speaker 1: I wanted to do basic anything that is of any
importance in my life whatsoever. I wanted to be Captain
Solly Right.
Speaker 4: And so this isn't Captain Sully.
Speaker 2: But this was on a flight, an American Airlines flight
that was about to leave, and some passenger on this
flight recorded what the pilot said.
Speaker 4: To the passengers when they were leaving.
Speaker 2: And it was shortly after that horrible crash last week,
and I thought, this is such a great thing for
the pilot to say and do.
Speaker 4: What a nice gesture this was. Here it is I'm fearful.
Speaker 14: About flying, and that's certainly understandable, but just please.
Speaker 15: Know that my first officer and our.
Speaker 14: Flight attendants and myself please your safety. The responsibility of
carry you to my engine, to your families or vacations,
your beats. You know, at the highest level, I had
no higher calling than carefully and professionally transporting you today.
So with that, relax and enjoy.
Speaker 16: The beautifully name that we get to fly in.
Speaker 17: We'll be UNDERWIS showing to welcome.
Speaker 1: For this is so nice, right, it is nice. That
is really really nice, I know, because I mean I'm
going to be flying and then a lot of us
are going to be flying in the next what several
months quite a bit.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and everybody's on edge, and that was an edge
to do.
Speaker 1: I just don't want to ever fly again, I know.
Speaker 9: Man.
Speaker 4: One is just a way of like justing, you know what,
I like, transporting yourself wherever. That would be ideal. Unfortunately
we don't have that.
Speaker 18: I know.
Speaker 2: President Trump did a attack on ISIS terrorists.
Speaker 4: This was news. So this happened on Saturday.
Speaker 2: He said, this morning, I ordered precision military air strikes
on the senior ISIS attack planner and other terrorists he
recruited and led in Somalia. These killers, who we found
hiding in caves, threatened the US and our allies. The
strikes destroyed the caves they live in and killed many
terrorists without in any way harming civilians. Our military has
targeted this ISIS attack planner for years, but Biden and
his cronies wouldn't act quickly enough to get the job done.
Speaker 4: I did.
Speaker 2: The message to Isis and all others who would attack
Americans is that we.
Speaker 4: Will find you and we will kill you.
Speaker 1: It's lithan, I find you and I will kill you.
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Speaker 2: Also, speaking of stuff, that Trump just got done that
I didn't even realize was the thing that needed to
be done. Did you know about American hostages in Venezuela.
Speaker 1: I did not, And I saw this over the weekend too,
and I was like, oh, okay, and then Richard Grenell
is like, I'll go get them.
Speaker 2: Okay, everything is getting done. Man, it's yeah too, and
things are just like happening. H So, yeah, six Americans
were released from Venezuela. This is after Rick Rnell met
with Venezuelan and President Nicholas Maduro. And here's a photo
with all of those six hostages. I mean, I had
no idea that this was even a thing. That's how
useless the last administration was totally.
Speaker 12: Oh.
Speaker 1: Also, I'd like to point out that rich Richard Grenell
is also gay, and Trump hates Trump obviously hates gay people.
And what's to put him in camps?
Speaker 2: Such a bigot, Such a bigot, I mean, seriously, oh right,
just stop it, stop it left.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Last week also we gave an update on how many
media requests the White House had received to be part
of like the revolving chair in the White House press briefings.
There was seventy four hundred. I think that we talked
about last week, including us because I know our team
applied on our behalf. Now as of Friday, it was
over ten thousand and on Friday, the Ruthless Podcast was
one of the folks selected.
Speaker 4: They had one of their guys. Yeah, they had one of.
Speaker 2: Their guys in the White House press room on Friday,
So that was really neat.
Speaker 1: Did he get out on their question? Did he ask?
Did he get he?
Speaker 12: Did?
Speaker 1: He asked some questions?
Speaker 4: Good? He asked? Well, I think he asked one, don't.
Speaker 2: I think there was more than one. But that was amazing, Like,
that was great.
Speaker 1: I'm kind of not surprised about that though, because they're
sort of like in the Beltway, well, and they're there,
I mean they're like right there, right there, the Washington guys,
I kind of feel like, and they've they've been like
buddy buddy with the RNC. I can see where this.
I can see where they would get paid.
Speaker 4: Yep, for sure. Let's see.
Speaker 2: I don't even remember what I have next, so we're
just going to find out together. Oh yeah, So in
La yesterday, like one of their main high highways, the
one on one Freeway, completely blocked by these anti ice
protesters that were swinging their Mexican flags all over the place.
Absolutely insane. They totally stopped traffic in both directions, and
it was a huge, huge problem. Representative Mike Collins has
UH is planning on UH introducing legislation to make blocking
a highway intentionally a federal crime, which is a fantastic idea.
Speaker 4: Yes it is plastic idea. But this went on for
hours and it was so ridiculous.
Speaker 2: LAPD was trying to do what they could do right well,
as they were about to bust a bunch of people,
Mayor Bass said stand down.
Speaker 4: And so, my gosh, they just went home and.
Speaker 2: All these people got to do this all day without
any arrest, no consequences. It's just infuriating. How LA is
run right now? My god, it's not run. That's like,
it's the whole point. Nobody's running it. It's like the
criminals are running the asylum. That's what's happening. God, And
that's not okay, it's just insane.
Speaker 4: She's such a fool.
Speaker 2: I can't believe they're not even moving to recall her
at this point, like they really need to, because Mayor
bas is just a stone cold moron.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 4: And then all these flagwaivers, Like, what the hell?
Speaker 19: Man?
Speaker 2: There was a guy that put out a TikTok that
made the best point ever about those flagwaivers.
Speaker 4: Here he is.
Speaker 18: Imagine if I went to Africa and I wanted to
live there, right, and all of a sudden, Africa wanted
to deport me back to my homeland, the United States
of a mayor. And imagine if I went and I
protested against Africa, and I was lifting a United States
of America flag in protest, saying I wanted to stay
in Africa, but waiving this flag from another country? How
crazy would that look?
Speaker 9: How crazy would that be?
Speaker 18: That's exactly what's happening with people that are protesting right
now in the United States. They're lifting up flags from
different countries in protests of being deported back to those countries.
Speaker 9: Think about that. How wild is that?
Speaker 18: If you love that country so much, why don't you
go back over there. But let's be really honest. Instead
of you sitting there lifting up that flag from another country,
why don't you lift up the flag from the United
States of America and say, hey, I want to stay here.
I love this country, I appreciate this country. It's a
blessing to live here. I don't want to go back
to any other country. And you wonder why patriots and
United States citizens like myself are fed up seeing this.
Speaker 9: Stuff because you're ungrateful.
Speaker 18: You don't appreciate the blessing it is to live in
the United States of America. If you did, you wouldn't
lift a flag of a foreign country. They didn't do
nothing for you.
Speaker 1: Damn straight. That is damn straight. And why can't ICE
just be like, oh, okay, we see them right. I
go in there and around them up to port them,
and I feel like this is just an easy task
for for Ice. They were probably.
Speaker 2: Slightly overwhelmed because that was a massive, massive crowd, and
of course they didn't get help from you know, sanctuary state.
They're not going to get help from the folks on
the ground, and obviously mayor Baths doesn't care if.
Speaker 4: They face consequences. I mean, it's just such an fed
up system.
Speaker 20: Yep.
Speaker 1: But that guy's correct, all of them exactly.
Speaker 2: Okay, So just a little bit on the Grammys, mostly
about a few of the fashion notes, but we will
point out that Beyonce won Best Country Album.
Speaker 1: So best Country Album, not Best Country Artist, but Best
Country album.
Speaker 4: I think I think it was.
Speaker 1: I think it was best. I think it was best
country artist. Wasn't it? You guys?
Speaker 18: Was it?
Speaker 1: I think it was? Which is a complete travesty. Let's
just get real. Come on. She was up against Chris
Stapleton and what's her name? Who's who's the other one?
Speaker 4: That that?
Speaker 1: God? She's so good. I love her. I actually I
don't know if a lot? Oh God, why why am
I facing on her name like she's she was on
a Yellowstone? What's her name? You guys tell me your name,
you guys will tell me her name. I love her.
I listened to her music all the time. It was
best Country album. Laney Wilson, Laney Wilson, Thank you. I
love Laney Wilson. She is country. Chris Stapleton is country.
Laney Wilson is Like she should have won. Laney Wilson
should have won it. Everybody knows Landy Wilson should have
won it. I mean, Chris Stapleton probably would have been
like a close second, but Laney Wilson, there's no question
she was robbed. Can you imagine being Landy Wilson today
and sitting in your whatever your hotel room, going what
the hell just happened here?
Speaker 4: I don't know Lanny Wilson, so I can't comment on that.
Speaker 2: But if you it's crazy like to me that Beyonce won.
Speaker 1: Listen if you listen to country music mock which if
you know like even a smidge about country music, you
know that Landy Wilson sings country music and it's good.
And she's really good. I mean, she has great But
what Beyonce came out with was not country music.
Speaker 4: I really know the one song.
Speaker 2: And I didn't mind it at first until I got
overplayed so much and then I just wanted to I
just couldn't take it anymore. It was like a torture song.
But maybe the rest of the album was great.
Speaker 4: I have no idea.
Speaker 1: It's not great. It wasn't great great, And no it's
not great. It was awful. And this just shows you
how stupid the Grammys are, just how dumb.
Speaker 2: Well Beyonce, in her acceptance speech is she made the
claim that the war word genre is a way of
keeping artists like her down.
Speaker 4: There's here's what she said.
Speaker 6: An incredible country artist that accepted this this album, we
worked so hard on it. I think sometimes genre is
a cold word to keep us in our place as artists.
And really, I just want to encourage people to do
what they're passionate.
Speaker 1: Really, tell that to Darius Rucker. Darius Rucker, he's a
black man. Obviously, he's hoody. You guys know whody. He's
a country artist. I consider him to be very country.
He's great. His music is great. Yes, he's a country artist.
Now he crossed over I don't even know when, but
he crossed over years ago.
Speaker 4: And he's great.
Speaker 1: He's great. He is a country art. Legit country artist.
Beyonce is not.
Speaker 4: She's cousseplaying.
Speaker 1: He is cost playing, and she culturally appropriating blonde hair.
Why is she? Why is she doing? The great question
mock and it really pisses me off for the true
country artists that does, especially like Landy Wilson, who deserved
to win that. I mean, she worked really hard and
that sucks. It sucks. Everybody knows it sucks.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 2: There was also some crazy fashion that we need to
point out, specifically from one particular family, and that is
Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith's kids, Like what this
was what their son wore? You guys, he's wearing a
house on his head.
Speaker 1: What is happening these people? Man? I swear like.
Speaker 2: To when you wear stuff like this, you have to
make that face that stone cold like yeah, like rressionless face.
Speaker 1: This is art and being serious.
Speaker 4: This is why what is the point of this? This
is so stupid?
Speaker 1: Well, the point is that he's a nepo baby and
this is the only way he can get attention because
he just can't get enough in his house. You know,
his parents are too narcissistic and involved with themselves. So
this is what happens these kids. Man, they're just lost
like this. And my sister didn't do much better. I mean,
she wasn't wearing a house, but she wasn't wearing.
Speaker 4: Much of anything or anything from this photo.
Speaker 2: But also the close ups of her, what is going
on with her teeth? So she decided to do this
weird thing.
Speaker 4: With her teeth a grill? Where what?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: What is that?
Speaker 19: Yeah?
Speaker 1: These are they're just these kids aren't normal, They're just
they're not These aren't no, and they're they do they
look Listen, she's smiling there because I think she's well smiling,
but she's trying to show her teeth. But in every
other picture it's like she's posing, she's trying to get
that narcissistic like best shot, you know, and they're just
so woefully unhappy. They look so unhappy, these kids.
Speaker 2: I don't know though, if they look as unhappy as
Kanye's wife decided to just be naked, and we can't
even show the uncensored version of her dress.
Speaker 1: It was just a.
Speaker 2: Sheer tank dress that was made of of like I
don't even know what mosquito netting is what it was
mosquito netting, you guys. And he gives her this command
and says, like, take your coat off, because she came
with a coat. And then all of a sudden, you
see that this is her. This is her whole ass dress.
Speaker 4: That's it.
Speaker 2: What you're seeing right now is blurred out because in
actual life, which you can see on X because X
allows nudity.
Speaker 4: It, she's just totally naked.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is how she went to the Grammys. And
I guess this is what kind of does now.
Speaker 1: She's completely this is abuse.
Speaker 4: It is I mean, she looks terrified.
Speaker 2: Yeah, if you watch the video of it, like when
he gives her the commands and then he's like staring
at her nipples, it's just weird.
Speaker 4: The whole thing is so freaking weird.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's alone, he's a complete loan, and she's this
is an absolute abuse. I mean she's taking it at
this point. Yeah, does she not have family that loves her?
I would be if I were like her sister or
her mother, I would be like getting her the hell
out of there.
Speaker 2: Well, I did read something months ago that said her
family's super upset about this relationship. Yeah, that he's completely
controlling her, And.
Speaker 1: It's of course he is, it's not. I think it's
obvious to anybody what's happening here.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, yikes, doubles triple yikes on that.
Speaker 1: All right, So that's it.
Speaker 4: That's all we're going to talk about.
Speaker 2: And with respect to the Grammys, because nobody here cares
about the Grammys.
Speaker 4: We didn't even know they were on until this morning.
Speaker 1: Grammy suck.
Speaker 4: But before we go.
Speaker 2: On, because we have to talk about all the tariffs
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Speaker 4: So let's talk about tariffs.
Speaker 2: Trump was asked in the Oval Office on Friday if
he has plans to tariff the EU, and here is
what he said.
Speaker 15: Well, you're asking me a question because I'm sure you're
in here. Am I going to impose tariffs on the
European Union? Do you want the truthful answer? Or shall
I give you a political answer? Absolutely?
Speaker 1: Oh damn, I'd love it.
Speaker 4: Things are, things are written wild all up in here.
Speaker 20: Yeah.
Speaker 21: Mm hmm.
Speaker 1: He doesn't do I'm go ahead. I'm just saying he
gives no craps.
Speaker 2: He doesn't, and he's got some strategicy happening all up
in here. Read his tweet if you would about tariffs.
Speaker 1: The tariff lobby, headed by the globalist and always wrong
Wall Street Journal is working hard to justify countries like Canada, Mexico, China,
and too many others to name, continue the decades long
rip off of America, both with regard to trade, crime
and poisonous drugs that are allowed to so freely flow
into America. Those days are over. The USA has major
deficits with Canada, Mexico, and China and almost all countries
owse thirty six trillion dollars, and We're not going to
be the stupid country any longer. Make your product in
the USA and there are no tariffs, Why should the
United States lose trillions of dollars in subsidizing other countries,
and why should these other countries pay small fraction of
the cost of what USA citizens pay for drugs and
pharmaceuticals as an example, this will be the golden age
of America. Well, there'll be some pain, yes, maybe and
maybe not, but we will make America great again and
it will all be worth the price that must be paid.
We are a country that is now being run with
common sense and the results will be spectacular. I appreciate
the fact that he actually said will there be some pain, yes,
maybe and maybe not, because the people who are so
anti this are like, We're going to have to, you know,
pay bigger prices, like higher prices, and he's going to
put us in a lot of pain. It's like, well,
what the hell do you think we've been dealing with
for the past, you know, however many decades that we've
been getting ripped off.
Speaker 4: Like they these people are that they're.
Speaker 1: The non risk takers, right, And I'm I am in
the camp where I'm a risk taker, and so I'm
all for this because without without a little bit of risk,
you can't see change. That's how I feel about things.
So I'm willing. I think this is great. I think
it's great because of who I am as a person.
Other people who don't like change, and they're just like,
but no, it's scary. We may you know this, it
may it may not work out. What are we going
to do? These are the same people. I just I
don't want to like label people, but those are the
same people who are never going to be entrepreneurs. They're
never like they're the ones who like stability so hard
that they're just that They're like, no, it's fine for
us to be thirty six trillion dollars in debt. That's fine.
Speaker 2: It's fine for us to be dormats to the rest
of the world. Yeah, Trump is no doormat.
Speaker 1: I'm not okay with that. I'm okay. I'm okay with
a little bit of discomfort. If it means that that
shit will change, I'm okay with that, because we need
we need change. It's just well, we need to actually
be back to making money again and not being like
absolutely overloaded with debt and all and paying money to
these countries and putting ourselves in a worse position because
of it. He's so America first. This is an America first.
Speaker 2: Policy, and I know people a lot of people don't
like it, but I think it's absolutely fantastic. One of
the people obviously that does not like it is Justin
Trudeau who.
Speaker 1: Have had this to say.
Speaker 2: It's almost like you found out about it when the
reporter told him.
Speaker 5: When did you first learn that President Trump intends to
increase tariffs if Canada retaliates, and how has that changed
your strategy.
Speaker 12: I think Canadians understand that we need to respond to this.
We need to respond in a way that is appropriate, good,
that is measured, but forceful, that meets the moment. We're
certainly not looking to escalate, but we will stand up
for Canada, for Canadians, for Canadian jobs.
Speaker 1: That was the most political answer I think I've ever heard.
My God, right, uh huh, it's like that meets the moment,
Okay whatever, Justin.
Speaker 2: Well, there there are some folks in the Canadian government
who are standing firm and saying all the things. And
one of the things that they are doing, that they
are proposing is that Canada no longer purchase liquor from
Red States. So here's this fellow saying that this is
exactly one of their strategic measures strong.
Speaker 22: Team Canada approach to stand up to Donald Trump. For
our first of many steps affective today, I have directed
BC Liquor Sales to immediately stop buying American liquor from
Red States.
Speaker 1: Okay, well that'll be that'll be interesting. Try And then
a Governor Appott was like, hold hold my beard.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean this is crazy, but okay, stupid, it's stupid.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because Texas has what the second largest GDP in
the United States, behind California. It's I mean, it's bigger,
bigger than Canada's f a FO.
Speaker 4: Maybe they're there. This is gonna be.
Speaker 2: I think they're going they're talking tough right now, and
that's fine, but you're gonna hear. You're gonna hear why
they're they're actually going to back down when it comes
to oil specifically. There was a really, really great informative
video that will play in just a second which explains how.
Speaker 4: Much they need us and how little we need them.
Speaker 2: Here is the former Prime Minister of Canada which her
message to Americans.
Speaker 4: Is just cut out, you guys, just cut it out.
Speaker 5: Americans have to understand how hurt and frankly, how furious
Canadians are. Our sovereignty is being challenged, and so yeah,
regular Canadians across the country are coming up with ways
to stand for Canada, to fight for Canada, to defend Canada,
but mostly to say to our American neighbors, guys, just
cut it out, just stop it.
Speaker 4: This is a terrible idea.
Speaker 5: And yes, we're going to use all the tools in
our toolbox. You mentioned a little bit earlier how the
United States depends on China critical minerals and metals that
you need for semiconductors that you need to build electric vehicles.
Speaker 1: We'll guess who also produces those.
Speaker 4: Canada.
Speaker 5: You depend on us for a lot, and we are
happy to work together, but it's got to be a
two way street.
Speaker 4: Duey, I mean, I'm sorry. She wasn't Prime minister, she
was just some parliamentary member.
Speaker 1: He's like, let me tell you what this is.
Speaker 23: A boot cut it out, cut it out, ot cut
it out, A cut it oat yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And then Abbott came back talking about cotton like,
I mean, because there's when I live around cotton cottons
and another one that they depend on. I mean, if
you want shirts and stuff, I don't have something to
think about, Like the cotton part of it. But it's
fine if they want a fa fa and fo and
all that kind of stuff. It's it's just going to
be really interesting to watch. Again, I'm okay with the
risk here. I'm fine with that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think I'm.
Speaker 1: Good with that. I know that some people, if they
get pushed, they get poked by that chick saying cut
it out, then they're going to.
Speaker 4: Be later saying.
Speaker 2: Ordinary Canadians are figuring out ways that they can stick
it to us. And here's an example of that. There
was this one woman who said, Canada is responding to
the Trump tariffs. I'm doing my small part by canceling
and upcoming trip to the US I to support my country.
And she canceled her Ramata by Wyndham stay in Florida
to stick it to us. Man, she got us so good.
Speaker 4: This is what they're doing. Which that's fine. Listen, Canada.
Speaker 2: Canadians are absolutely entitled to be Canada first, just like
we're entitled to me.
Speaker 1: Hannah's putting her foot down, you guys, she's saying cut
it out.
Speaker 2: But I mean, the thing that's so crazy about this
is that anybody in Canada is acting like this is
some sort of attack or you know, something that is
retaliatory in some way.
Speaker 4: I mean, this is so crazy. So jd Vance talked about.
Speaker 2: This, all the people that have the SOB story, saying,
you know, they're her friend, and how can we do
this to our friend? He said, Mexico sends tons of
fentanyl into our country. Canada has seen a massive increase
in fentanel trafficking across the border. There are three ways
of stopping this. The first is to ask nicely, which
we've done. It's gone nowhere. Now we're on to the
consequences phase and spare me the SOB story about how
Canada is our best friend. I love Canada, I have
many Canadian friends. But is the government meeting their NATO
target for military spending? Are they stopping the flow of
drugs into our country? I am sick of being taken
advantage of.
Speaker 1: He's absolutely right, right, he is right, He's absolutely right,
And that's that's the thing. So we're just doing what
we have to do to not be taken advantage of.
Speaker 4: So, yeah, it's not a bad thing.
Speaker 1: So when they say cut it out, it's like, well,
then quit letting drugs come into our country and kill
our people.
Speaker 4: How about you cut it out and.
Speaker 2: Pay up, pay your fair share and stop making us
subsidize you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and that's the thing when liberals will screen that
and they'll say pay your fair share to Americans, but
they're not willing to say that to other people of
other countries who take advantage of us. It's interesting how
that works, isn't it.
Speaker 20: Yep?
Speaker 4: And JD. Vance was on one of the news programs
talking about this as well.
Speaker 16: Here he is the problem with this whole idea that
they're going to retaliate is they have already been taking
advantage of America for decades. The retaliation is Donald Trump
saying no more, We're not going to be taken advantage
of anymore. And I think it's important the President is
doing what he's doing now. Look, it looks different ways
and comes in different forms, whether you're talking about Canada
or China or Mexico. We know that Mexico has allowed
the facilitation of the illegal drug trade and illegal sex
trafficking for years and has done nothing about it. If
they want to be a better partner to us, the
time starts now. We know the Chinese, of course, have
stolen American manufacturing jobs for thirty forty years, and also
that they facilitated the trafficking of illegal fentanyl in the Mexico,
where the drug cartels then bring into our country. We
are sick of being taken advantage of. We still have,
thank god, the biggest economy in the entire world, the
best people and the best workers. But the message from
President and Trump to the entire world is very clear.
We are done being taken advantage of. And we have
a president who looks out for the interest of American citizens.
Thank god, we do, and we're going to try to
do it the best we can.
Speaker 12: God.
Speaker 1: He is such an upgrade from Mike Bennis. Oh my god,
I mean, is he not? You guys, like, what a
freaking glow up. We've gotten a vice president. Oh my gosh.
He just nails every dismount in every interview, and I'm
always like, oh.
Speaker 4: So good, so good good, And it does work, you guys,
check this out. Companies are moving production to the US.
Speaker 3: Trump's twenty five percent of tariffs on Canadian imports are
potentially taking effect this Saturday, and Canadian.
Speaker 4: Food companies say that they can't afford to stay.
Speaker 3: Floria Pancakes and Midday Squares, which are two of Canada's
fastest growing food startups. We're said to expand their operations here,
but with US picking up most of their growth, they're
now looking at Ohio, Wisconsin, and Missouri instat and they're
not alone. A KPMG survey found that nearly half of
Canadian businesses are considering shifting their.
Speaker 4: Investment and operations to the US. It's not just about tariffs.
Speaker 3: Canada's higher costs if you're funding opportunities and a less
competitive retail market make it harder for companies to scale.
Speaker 4: Meanwhile, the US offers cheaper.
Speaker 3: Production, easier access to capital, and better retail exposure.
Speaker 4: If this trend continues, how much more of Canada's manufacturing
base will move south?
Speaker 1: Isn't that interesting?
Speaker 4: Huh? Will you there? Look you there?
Speaker 2: Everybody lady needs to cut it out. But they're still
naysayers like Chuck Schumer. He wants to warn everybody that
ahead of the Super Bowl, you're going to be paying
more for these two items.
Speaker 24: Just take Super Bowl Sunday. Okay, it's going to affect
be here. Okay, most of it. Corona here comes from Mexico.
Speaker 1: First time he's ever held a beer, it's.
Speaker 24: Going to affect your guac because what is guacamole made
of avocados?
Speaker 9: Both from Mexico?
Speaker 1: Thanks Chuck. Oh my god, what a doork that guy is.
Where are avocados made? They're made in Mexico.
Speaker 2: Really thanks, So I guess we're supposed to be scared,
and we're all shaking, not scared of that.
Speaker 4: He drinks corona, not.
Speaker 1: At all, while we're all like, what do you I
don't know, amstell light, what do you what do you drink?
Do you guys? What do you guys drink? And I'm
guinness what do you drink?
Speaker 2: So here's the video that I told you about from
I think an oil worker who wants to explain to
Americans and Canadians how oil trade works.
Speaker 4: And this I thought was so interesting. It runs a
little bit long, worth it.
Speaker 9: You're not going to like how this goes fun.
Speaker 25: Fact spent four years in the North Dakota oil Field's
first year was as a flowback operator. The next three
years was as a lease operator or a pumper as
it were.
Speaker 9: Yep.
Speaker 25: Four years of oil field work in the Great State
of North Dakota UFTA, so does the United States purchase
a lot of Canadian oil exports. Survey says, yes, we
actually purchased ninety seven percent of the oil that you
guys export, and that ninety seven percent of oil exports
from Canada that we purchase in the United States, that
accounts for eighty one percent of your guys's entire oil production. Now,
for some reason, you got it in your head that
we desperately need to purchase this oil from you. Our
oil and energy sector is going to die without Canadian exports.
Speaker 9: No, it's not.
Speaker 25: There's a very specific reason we purchase so much. It's
because you guys sell that oil to us at a discount.
Why would Canada sell so much oil at a discount? Well,
simply put, it's because about seventy five percent of your
guys's total oil production is sour heavy crude. Oh, why
doesn't Canada just refine their oil? A It's because you
guys can't. Your refineries can't handle sour crude, and you
guys don't even have the money to maintain or build
the infrastructure that it would take to transport this oil
across your own country.
Speaker 9: And that's if you were able to refine it in
the first place.
Speaker 25: So The reason why we get to purchase the lion's
share of your oil production at a highly discounted rate
is because it's raw fucking oil and sour oil packful
HTOS gas, which is the second most lethal gas on
the planet, right next to what happens when you burn it.
So because it's so heavily discounted, we actually save money
by purchasing your exported oil versus just refining our own
oil coming out of the back and shale, which accounts
for sixty one percent of our oil production, which is sour.
Speaker 9: Heavy crude as well. Now, factor in.
Speaker 25: That crude oil accounts for sixteen percent of anything that
Canada exports and we buy ninety seven percent of that.
Speaker 9: Who's going to be hurting more economically if.
Speaker 25: We just stop buying that raw oil from you and
deal with refining our own shit crude oil by itself
is one hundred and twenty four billion dollars a year
industry in Canada. By the way, just selling raw oil
down the Keystone Pipeline to American refineries one hundred and
twenty four billion Canada. You guys do not have the
leverage that you think you do economically, and quite Frankly,
the United States is tired of playing nice and letting
you bend us over the table and going in with
no lube. Economically, sauce it again for the people in
the back. If you guys just stopped ripping us off,
you wouldn't be looking down the barrel of a twenty
five percent tariff. We're not bullying you, We're just making
shit equitable on both sides. So get your shit together
or figure out just how big of a boot in
the ass you guys are gonna get if you try
to go into a trade board with the United States.
Speaker 9: Have a die.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and now we have somebody in charge. You understand that, right,
Because a lot of the people that were there, all
the people that were there before, had no clue and
they didn't care, and they didn't care about energy independence,
they didn't care about any of that kind of stuff.
They didn't care. Trump gets it, he knows it, and
he's just like, Okay, we're gonna go ahead and we're
going to roll the dice and we're going to do this.
And a lot of people don't understand it, but I
don't care.
Speaker 4: We're going to do it.
Speaker 1: And this is the guy. Let's just face it, you guys.
This is the guy that's been indicted, shot at, I mean,
treated like crap. He doesn't care. He cares about us,
he cares about his family, he cares about us. He
doesn't care. He has no craps left to give. And
that is my kind of leader, because when it comes
to like the risk taking, the entrepreneurialism that he has
under his belt, plus all of that other stuff he's
been through, oh my god, it is on like Donkey Kong.
Speaker 4: It's on as a force for sure. Yeah.
Speaker 2: And the only thing, the only thing that gives me
the tiniest of pause is that Pierre Poliev is hurt
by this. And I love him so much, and so
the fact that he is hurt by it like hurts
my soul a little bit.
Speaker 4: I mean, obviously we should still do it, right.
Speaker 2: But there's a couple of clips he was asked about
this and Oppressor, and he was first asked, you know,
can Canada win a trade war against the United States?
Speaker 4: And here's what he's said, soul.
Speaker 5: And true North.
Speaker 13: The question is, do you believe that tit for tat
tariffs with the United States could lead to a trade
war that Canada cannot win.
Speaker 21: Well, I believe we're already in a trade war, and
I believe no one will win. I think both countries
will lose. And that's my message to our American friends.
Why why would you want both of our countries to
lose a trade war when we have the most successful trading,
security and geographical relationship that any two countries have ever
had in the history of the world. Why would you
want us to lose both of us? That's what's going
to happen. This will make America poorer, no weaker and
less safe. Will Canada lose? Of course, We're both going
to lose. So let's stop losing on both sides of
the border. Let's hammer our differences and actually trade more.
That would be a winning solution to all abyss. And
that is the message that I will bring as we
put Canada first.
Speaker 13: Hi, Jared, you I go hear from the Western Standard
and if you could answer in French and English, please,
So just hours ago, Trump said on truth Social he
believed Canada would quote cease to exist as a viable
country unquote without the US, and hint it again that
he won't end the tariffs until we become the fifty
first state. So I want to know at what point
is Canada's relationship with the US beyond repair and is
there even a path forward for reasonable negotiation with someone
like him at the other end of the table.
Speaker 21: Our friendship with the Americans is it's not based on
any one politician. It is based on our centuries long
history of trade, a friendship, of common defense, of fighting
on the battlefield, arms locked together against common enemies. We
will continue to build that friendship with the people of
the United States. But let me be clear. We are
an independent and we are a proud nation, and we
will come through this an independent and a proud sovereign nation.
We will not back down, We will not cease. We
will continue to march forward as proud Canadians.
Speaker 1: You know, it's kind of like being in a relationship
with a guy who's a deadbeat. He's kind of good looking,
you know what I mean. You've let him hang on
for a while. It's fine, you know what I mean,
he's fine, he's fine, he's good looking. But it's it's played.
It's played, you know what I mean, It's run its course,
and you're kind of like, I cannot do this any longer.
I cannot let this guy take advantage of me because
he's not working and I'm the only one working here.
And it's like I need not that I've had any
experience with this at all, but it's like, you know
what I mean, but like you've got you've got to
move on. You've got to like you've got to like
figure out a way to not let this dysfunctional relationship
just keep going. And you can tell that Pierre like
he's like, crap, I gotta I gotta figure out a
way because he's listen, he seems like a decent man.
He's decent.
Speaker 4: He's super decent.
Speaker 1: He's a decent guy. But it's the.
Speaker 2: Only thing that I'm sad about because I just I
hate for his feelings to be hurt because I love him.
Speaker 1: But you can tell, deep down, I think there's a
part of him that knows that we're right. He does.
Speaker 4: I think he does.
Speaker 1: He knows we're right, but it's on the good face
he is, and he's like, they're going to be poor.
We're not going to be poor, Pierre. We're going to
be much better off if we do this, We're gonna
be much better off.
Speaker 14: And you're not.
Speaker 1: And that sucks for you because you seem like there's
some good qualities there. But you know, it's a deadbeat
thing that's happening here. It's dysfunctional. We got to like
end the dysfunction.
Speaker 4: Anyway.
Speaker 2: That's what's going on with the trade war. So we're
in it. It's happening, and we'll see, we'll.
Speaker 4: Keep an eye on it. We'll see what keeps happening.
We'll look at the prices of avocados. I guess yeah.
Speaker 2: We also need to talk about what happened over the
weekend with the DNC leadership. So they had their big
like everybody who was vying to be DNC chair or
vice chair, they had all these forms and all these
meetings and all this hullabaloo taking place over the weekend.
We covered a little bit of it last week already,
but there's so much funny stuff to get to from
what happened this weekend. The first thing is the weirdos
from MSNBC. Simone Sanders, Jen SACKI the Reason for My
Name Today, and Jonathan Kpeart did like this sort of
behind the scenes getting ready for the DNC forum and
prepping everybody for what they were going to ask all
of the candidates.
Speaker 4: They didn't have makeup or hair for this behind the scenes.
Speaker 2: Moment, and they all look absolutely horrific, particularly Jensaki, who
looks like she just woke up and like got out.
Speaker 4: Of bed to make this video. You guys, behold.
Speaker 26: Addie smel Sander's Townsend.
Speaker 19: Here.
Speaker 27: Hi, I'm Jensaki.
Speaker 28: Hey everyone, I'm Jonathan k Part coming to you from
Gaston Hall in Healey Hall at Georgetown University.
Speaker 26: We myself, Jonathan k Part and Jensaki are co moderating
the DNC Chairs Forum.
Speaker 27: Where we're going to hear from all of the remaining
candidates who are running for DANC chair on.
Speaker 28: Their vision for where they would lead the party if
they're voted in as the next DNC chair.
Speaker 26: Look, I know sometimes people in Washington, DC can get
a little too inside baseball, and they are critics out
there that say, oh, this race is very insidery, it
doesn't matter, but it actually does.
Speaker 4: It's actually very important.
Speaker 26: The next DNC chair and the leadership that is elected
two days from now, they are going to decide how
the primary process goes the next time Democrats select a
Democratic nominee an attempt to take back the presidency in
twenty twenty eight, So it's actually very important this person
will have outsized influence in a party that, you know,
frankly doesn't have a clear leader right now.
Speaker 27: I'm really excited about asking them about a range of things. Clearly,
the Democratic Party needs to figure out a better way
to more aggressively message moving forward, to be more fearless.
I want to hear what ideas they have for that.
I also want to hear how they're going to raise money.
Raising money and funding state parties is a big part
of what the DNC chair does, and I want to
see what differences they have. There are differences between all
these candidates. That's interesting and important for us to pull
out tonight, and I think we're all focused on that.
Speaker 28: I'm really interested in how they're going to combat misinformation
and disinformation. Some talk about it specifically on their websites,
Others have things that are kind of general. This is
the opportunity for me to ask them specifically what they're
going to do.
Speaker 2: So that was a little intro, behind the scenes intro,
and then you the actual voting process. Oh my god,
they were so confused about their own process that there
were multiple people standing up at multiple times, going so, wait,
how does the first round vote work?
Speaker 4: How does this?
Speaker 2: And the reason that they were so confused is because
they have all these gender rules about the vote. Here's
just a little bit of how it was supposed to work.
Speaker 4: This is the act lead.
Speaker 2: The exiting chairman, Jamie Harrison, trying to explain the voting rules.
Speaker 29: Rules specify that when we have a gender non binary
candidate or officer, the non binary individual is counted as
neither male nor female, and the remaining six offices must
be gender balanced. With the results of the previous four elections,
our elected officers are currently too male and to female.
In order to be gender balanced, we must.
Speaker 30: We must elect.
Speaker 29: One male, one female, and one person of any gender.
Speaker 31: Our second ballot would also be.
Speaker 9: For a candidate of any gender, and.
Speaker 4: Our third ballot will be the.
Speaker 31: Third position that is remaining based on the two results,
either a male candidate if a candidate that is not
male has not been elected, or a female candidate if
a female has not been elected.
Speaker 4: Good, it's just is real life. That's real life. These
pods are insane.
Speaker 1: They have learned nothing. Oh my god, I mean they
are doubling down in their dumbassy. You guys, doubling down.
They're so ridiculous. It's such ridiculousness.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's it's insane, and it gets worse because, I mean,
your point is that they're doubling down. Here's a recent
interview with that same exiting chairman being asked, for real,
if they would consider making Kamala the nominee again. Kamala
you guys, here's what he said.
Speaker 9: Should Kamala Harris run again?
Speaker 4: Yes, she wants to.
Speaker 9: Do you think she could win?
Speaker 4: I believe she can.
Speaker 32: I mean, if I didn't believe Kamala Harris could win,
wouldn't have worked as hard as I did to help
her win this last time around. Donald Trump, and when
you look at politics, Donald Trump and Barack Obama are
just enigmas in politics. I think they do something different
to the elector every time they run that you can't counter.
But then when they are not on the ballots, it's
almost like you go back to the political gravity pulls
people right back into it. That's part of how we won.
Speaker 9: With how well we did in.
Speaker 1: The midterms, there's so much stupidity, there's worse and worse.
I just like, run her, go ahead and run her.
Speaker 4: Please, please do it, but please.
Speaker 1: Do everything that's holy. Run her again. Do you imagine
her running against like jd vance and like yes, run her,
please do it.
Speaker 4: Please.
Speaker 2: When they took opening statements from all the people that
were running from DNC chair, the woman that we played
a little clip of last week, Quintessa somebody.
Speaker 4: Or other, like you're gonna make this up, you guys.
Speaker 2: For her opening statement, she chose to do at least
part of it in song.
Speaker 27: Didn't you kick off the opening statements?
Speaker 28: All right, thank you very much, Jen, And we'll begin
with the opening statements. Each candidate will have thirty seconds,
and we'll start with doctor Quintessa Hathaway.
Speaker 1: Of course.
Speaker 4: Yes, good evening everyone.
Speaker 8: It is my desire to be the nixt DNC chair
and I just want to give you all a little
bit of something that's been on my heart here over
the last couple of days.
Speaker 4: For little love.
Speaker 19: You fed all, you fired up, you fighted on, you
fired all when your government is due, when you row,
you fired who.
Speaker 9: You fired all?
Speaker 4: That's for real. That was real life. Oh my god,
this is a Saturday Night Live skit. I'm dying.
Speaker 1: I am dying.
Speaker 2: I can't spoiler alert, and she did not win.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, she was close. She got He's so closelows.
Speaker 2: What My favorite part about who won is that it
was two white guys. Okay, there's another white guy.
Speaker 4: And then freaking David hog is.
Speaker 1: If you want to call him a guy? I mean,
do I really want to call David Hog? I got?
But you're right, two white guys, two white guys.
Speaker 4: Hey, guys.
Speaker 2: Diversity, you guys, that's all they care about. It's so
important to them to happen.
Speaker 4: Here's a little bit of David Hog and his whatever
this was.
Speaker 28: Thank you, doctor Hathaway.
Speaker 4: Next up, I'm not gonna follow that, David Hogg?
Speaker 1: What is shit show? This is crazy? Oh my god,
I'm loving.
Speaker 33: All of this.
Speaker 4: I know it's so great.
Speaker 1: This is so jeesy it is. First of all, thank you,
Chairman Harrison. Can we give a round of applause to
Jamie you can't with those arms?
Speaker 11: You?
Speaker 3: Thank you?
Speaker 34: Thank you.
Speaker 13: Who's ready to take the fights of the Republicans and
win this thing?
Speaker 4: Are you guys ready to fight? Are you been a
long day? But guess what, we have a long road ahead.
Let's go and kick some ass.
Speaker 1: My god, my fifteen year old daughter could kick your ass. Seriously,
you have have you seen yourself? Oh my god, I
know I'm so disappointed in wonder woman. Linda Carter tweeted
my friend David Hogg, congratulations on becoming DNC vice chair.
You are a man of courage, tenacity and empathy.
Speaker 4: Love Linda Carter.
Speaker 1: Like the man thing is stretching. It really wanted to
be diverse. They should have picked Ilaia Baldwin because then
they would have had a Hispanic, right would have would
have been a good choice.
Speaker 4: Don't you think it could have been an interesting choice.
I don't think she was in the running.
Speaker 1: I mean she could have, because they don't have any
Hispanics on stage.
Speaker 2: I didn't even look to see what the other people.
I don't even know who else was on stage.
Speaker 4: All of them were a complete shit show though.
Speaker 2: And then the people, I mean the fact that David
Hogg is vice chair along with somebody else, and then
that the actual d NC chair a guy by the
name of Ken Martin.
Speaker 4: This guy is such a weenie, you guys, I cannot.
Speaker 2: Believe that they have handed these leaders on a platter
to us. It is the greatest choices that they could
have made for the GOP so Ken Martin, who ultimately won.
He original this this is, you know, not recent, but
like I think it was last year. He said, Yes,
I'm forty seven, Yes, I made a TikTok. Yes, my
kids are mortified. But this just goes to show how
excited I am for President Biden's America rescue plan.
Speaker 4: Here is here's the TikTok that he made.
Speaker 11: Oh my god, this is the leader of the Democrat
Oh god, I cannot These guys have never been with women.
Speaker 1: Never he had a daughter. There's no way. There's no
way that that daughter was conceived naturally. No way. I
can't believe it.
Speaker 4: I know, I know.
Speaker 19: No.
Speaker 2: Also, this is an older clip of him as well,
or maybe this one is recent. I can't remember how
old this one is, but I got a couple of
clips to share from him.
Speaker 4: Just saying the most ridiculous shit.
Speaker 2: So here he is talking about how the DNC is
perfectly delighted to accept donations from good billionaires. I mean,
they hate billionaires, okay, but there are some good ones.
Speaker 4: Here he has to explain.
Speaker 33: Good billionaires out there that have that have been with
Democrats who share our values and we will.
Speaker 17: Take their money, but we're not taking money from those
bad billionaires.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 1: First of all, his wife has a boyfriend. You know
she does.
Speaker 4: Second of all, I mean, you know a girl friend.
At this point, I don't either what it doesn't.
Speaker 1: Even matter, but she's got something on the side. Second
of all, they are saying the obvious out loud, Like there,
he just said it out loud. You guys just heard
it about the billionaires. And also, I think bad Billionaires
would be a good name for a scobband. Don't you
guys think it's like now opening up for the butthole surfers.
It's bad billionaires, don't you think.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm just super grateful that he recognizes his white privilege.
Speaker 33: So I have to admit that I have my own
white privilege here and but that doesn't prevent me from
seeing the phobias that exists throughout our communities, both in
Minnesota and frankly throughout this country.
Speaker 4: That's the DNC chair.
Speaker 1: There's so much soy I can't it's it makes me uncomfortable.
I can't be around like men like this, and it
just to see them, I'm uncomfortable. I can't I like
real men. So it just makes me very an easy.
I can't because there's so much It's like soy and oat,
coconut milk, so much of it.
Speaker 4: Just that's what's speeding, that's what's running in their veins.
Oh that is just soy.
Speaker 1: Go yeah, I mean.
Speaker 4: That's that's our DNC chair.
Speaker 2: Congratulations to the GOP for real, because that is a gift.
Speaker 4: Everything that just happened this weekend.
Speaker 1: Is a gift. It's like, that's the thing. It's like,
if you're a woman, or even if you're just a
dude and it's a w to you I identify with?
Do you identify with men or whatever that was, whatever
those are, what do you identify with? It's like, because
that listen, there has been what a drop and testosterone
over the past couple decades. They studied those men, they
were in the study.
Speaker 2: They were the study, and they probably studied this guy
who has an interesting new way for men to protest.
Speaker 17: So I just found out women wore red lipstick back
in World War Two in order to protest what was happening,
because apparently Hitler hated when women wore red lipstick.
Speaker 1: I just can't.
Speaker 17: It was subordination.
Speaker 2: I just I can't, and for Europeans and America, and
it was a sign of victory.
Speaker 17: You know what I'm gonna do? We know red lipstick
the next four years, So whoever wants to join me,
let's fucking do it.
Speaker 1: We know who you're gonna do.
Speaker 17: Fuck you, dumpster. You know, I'm sure a bunch of
men wearing red lipstick everywhere will probably piss off a
lot of people.
Speaker 4: He means it, you guys, he's doing too.
Speaker 1: He obviously doesn't have a job. This guy. God, what
an idiot, What a complete idiot. Seriously, I'm not kidding
about the tistosterone levels like declining in America. They've steadily
declined for the past couple decades and there's no rhyme
or reason yet. People can talk about, oh, it's the
food and all that kind of stuff, but they declined.
These are examples of that. Can you imagine in the
eighties dudes doing that?
Speaker 4: I cannot And the eighties were a better time because
of it.
Speaker 1: Yes, mm hmmm, speaking of.
Speaker 2: Crazy dudes, you sent this to me. Blame it on her,
you guys, Blame what you're about to see on Daisy.
This is not my fault. Most everything else is but
this is not my fault. Here is somebody who's not
coping well with the current political landscape.
Speaker 13: Everything's okay, says.
Speaker 11: Everything.
Speaker 1: So yeah, this is this is why people that's why
people carry you guys, is because the lunatics like that.
And I bet you Selena would love that guy because
same kind of psyche. Right, It's like set up a
camera and then you you take a video of yourself
freaking out or in an emotional breakdown, then kind of psyche, narcissistic,
Like it's.
Speaker 4: Just the most narcissistic thing to do it.
Speaker 1: He's literally the same as Selena. She is the same
as him. I feel the same way about those two people.
It's nuts. You are nuts if you film yourself doing that.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 2: All right, so, speaking of crazy liberals, we've got a
couple and then we're gonna do some brain bleach to
just get rid of all this crazy. Yeah, before we
even get to talks, we'll have some nice brain bleach
for you. You probably will recognize this woman, even if you
don't recognize her name.
Speaker 4: It's Julie Rajinski or Rigginsky.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure how to say her name, but she's
a Democrat strategist of some sort that they have on
MSNBC a.
Speaker 4: Lot, and she is a moron.
Speaker 2: So she's one of these Democrats who has decided all
of a sudden, now that Trump is president, to care
about the price of things that were increased during the
Biden administration and the Democrats last four years. But my
favorite part of this clip about her, she's talking about
the price of apples. Here, I'm just going to play
what she says about the price of apples, and then
you guys will know how ridiculous it is.
Speaker 30: Right, apples have gone up every single week that he's
been in office. Where the Democrats talking about that? Where
are they talking about the price increase? I mean, fundamental
easy lobs. Again, this is not swinging at every pitch
from some ace pitcher. This is literally reminding the American
people what was promised to them and what is being delivered.
Speaker 2: Apples have gotten more expensive every week of Trump's presidency.
That's two two for two whole weeks.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, the apples. The as I just can't
you can't make this up, you guys, you can't make
it up.
Speaker 1: And then for four years they said nothing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, then it was fine.
Speaker 1: Everything was fine for four years and everything was expensive
and everything. Yeah nothing, And.
Speaker 2: Just to prove how absolutely out of their minds they
are Jasmine Crockett that.
Speaker 4: Horrific the whole and Jasmine Crockett Lady.
Speaker 1: The spiders on her eyes. Yeah do it.
Speaker 2: She is putting out into the ether that because Trump
is so anti DEI, she's now worried that when it
comes to getting your tax refund, if you're owed money
from the irs, if you are a person of color,
you may not get it. That's what she's That's what
she's trying to a fear monger. Now, So if you're
a black or brown person because of Trump, you may
not get your tax refund for real.
Speaker 4: This is what she's saying.
Speaker 26: It is.
Speaker 1: It is really awful.
Speaker 35: And I know right now people are asking whether or
not they're iris refund checks are going.
Speaker 1: To be affected.
Speaker 35: We don't know if this is more DEI. Are you
going to say, if it's somebody that's person of color,
then for some reason, whatever they pay it in to
the federal government, they're not allowed.
Speaker 1: To get it back.
Speaker 35: Like, we don't know, but there is no reason for
any political appointee, if you can even call him that
to have this kind of accent.
Speaker 1: Yeah, She's like, we don't know, but I'm gonna say
it anyway. Also like Elon's gonna be like, hey, we're
gonna I'm in charge of refund checks, which she's not, right,
I mean, he's gonna be like, and furthermore, is this
person black. We're not going to get it back to
this person because this person's but what a complete hag.
She's a lining hag. I cannot believe she's in charge
of anything.
Speaker 2: And she's probably somebody that's complained about missing disinformation.
Speaker 4: Right, She's not these people I know.
Speaker 2: Okay, one more thing that will make you crazy before
we get to the good stuff, and that is Michael
Nole's spotlet, one of the folks that does Man on
the Street interviews to show how absolutely uneducated unfortunately so
many American young people are. This is just so sad
in so many ways. But he also does it funny.
I mean, because Michael knows is funny. So he's got
a lot of added little bonus clips in here.
Speaker 4: Check this out. The stars are on the United.
Speaker 9: States flag.
Speaker 6: One hundred and three.
Speaker 30: One hundred and three hundred.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Obama would have.
Speaker 1: Said seven fifty seven states.
Speaker 20: What ocean is on the east side of the United States?
Speaker 4: What ocean?
Speaker 6: Can I google it?
Speaker 18: You guys know this, I know this.
Speaker 4: I don't know this. What country is the Queen of England?
Speaker 20: From my God?
Speaker 4: A lot of policy?
Speaker 20: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 32: I really don't know.
Speaker 4: Just take a guess, like, what country is the queen
of England?
Speaker 20: From Europe?
Speaker 26: I don't know.
Speaker 34: What's the capital of the United States?
Speaker 3: There's a capital.
Speaker 4: I feel like I'm dying inside.
Speaker 13: Take a guess.
Speaker 6: I don't know that.
Speaker 16: Practically speaking, I think I think it is probably California.
Speaker 1: Practically speaking, We're so screw you, guys, We're damned. Yeah,
all right, let's have.
Speaker 2: Fun things to sort of take away the horrificness of that.
One of the things is that you sent a we
meant to get to this last week. I always save
everything you said, don't worry, and we do get to
it eventually. And here's one of those things that Daisy
found that was super super neat because it's like one
of those flashback videos of Trump laying tennis against Serena
Williams in full suit.
Speaker 1: And twice twenty fifteen, wasn't it twenty fifteen Was.
Speaker 4: It twenty fifteen?
Speaker 2: Okay, I think I don't know the circumstances, no idea
how this happened or why.
Speaker 4: But here it is, and.
Speaker 34: Donald Trump is always where the cans. It involves making
money in Today, at Lowe's Island in Strolling, Virginia, he
opened the Tennis Performance Center. Trump volleyed with Serena Williams
shoes off code on Donald Trump, showing he's got some games.
Speaker 9: It's why they're at.
Speaker 4: The Trump National Club.
Speaker 34: Both are tremendous facilities. It was good to see him
out there, and the fans seems to him is really good.
Speaker 4: That's amazing. It is amazing that suit.
Speaker 1: He took his shoes off. He's like, I gotta take
my shoes off because it's hindering me from really hitting
this backhand. In his backhand, give us a little work,
but it's forehand. It's phenomenal. He's playing against Serena freakin' william.
Speaker 2: I mean, yeah, he's a little off on the backhand still,
but he's in a suit, right, He's in a blow suit.
Speaker 4: Is the same range as she does that.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's within he's out there. I just yeah,
I was watching this going, Wow, he's good. You know,
if he was, he could do I know. And that
was like twenty fifteen, so that was when he was
like seventy. He was like seventy and fully dressed, like
that's just absolutely incredible in a suit. Right, it doesn't
even make any sense. Fine, it's fine, right, Oh my gosh.
Speaker 2: All right, we've got thank yous from the weekend. A
couple of venmos. One from Jay Fisher who said, Patel hearing,
why are they holding up money? Forked for Corbett Deep
state peeps said, I don't know what that's. Second, would
it not be more money friendly to have a big monitor?
And all of their boards are canvas slides like the
rest of the world is a two thousand and one.
And then there was a second one from the same
person who said, plus, aren't all those one time use
foam core beds?
Speaker 4: Is it beds?
Speaker 2: I have no idea what's happening? Terrible for their precious environment.
I know, I know they're there.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I love you, jerks XO. I don't know what that.
I don't know what jerks, I don't know what the
foam core things are. I don't know what that means either.
I'm unfamiliar with those.
Speaker 2: This morning, Lisa Rhodes said, regarding the Red Lipstick guy,
maybe we should all send him some.
Speaker 4: Maga Red forty seven. We could.
Speaker 2: Laurie Masamuri sad Good morning, ladies. Please pray for my
friends their daughter who had CP passed away yesterday morning.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Sad.
Speaker 2: Over on Locals, Connie MJ. Said, I read somewhere that
Rebecca spent the last two years in the Biden White House.
Not sure what to make of that. She's talking about
the pilot Rebecca was in like a an aid program
that's actually of some of some prestige that didn't have
anything to do with flying. But I don't I don't
know if that matters or not. That she wasn't eight
in the Biden White House, I don't know. I don't
know how that matters, but anyway, that is part of
her history. Dolly Duck said, Hi, ladies, my last name
is Hayman.
Speaker 4: I live in Taylor. That's the reason for my business name,
Taylor Soap Works. Love y'all, Oh Taylor.
Speaker 2: Okay, so that must be Christy Hayman from Taylor Soap Works.
Speaker 4: Okay, I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry Christy that I got your name ye Brawn,
and now that you're going by Dolly Duck, I'm even
more confused.
Speaker 4: So totally confused, but thank you. Yes, so Christy.
Speaker 2: It lives in Taylor, hence the name Taylor Soap Works.
Got it all right? Now you all right? Rski b Uk,
which is risky buck? I think risky buck? Yes, groundhout day.
Speaker 1: Six more weeks of winter or six more weeks until spring,
it's the same thing. Branda from Pennsylvania. Thank you. Joe Bitts.
Good morning, ladies, thanks for being right. Thank you, Joe.
Michelle Boyd, Good morning chicks. Mop. I am hooked on
silo so good. Thank you for suggesting love y'all so good.
Speaker 4: She Picker, Good.
Speaker 1: Morning from Texas. I am a ba humbug and think
Valentine's Day is stupid. Speaking of stupid, best comment on
X Stupid people are too stupid to know they're stupid.
Call me Laurie.
Speaker 4: Valentine's Day is my favorite day ever.
Speaker 1: I know I used to wear all black on Valentine's Day,
probably still will. It's a hallmark holiday, but I love
the fact that now it's sort of the anniversary that
my best friend is stroke free, so I do like
it for that reason. I'll probably start wearing red just
because of that. Yay Husky Haven Rescue Indy. Thank you,
Rachel Ray. He should get some Trump Red forty seven lipstick. Yes,
and Marcus Drake trivia note about that xx x y ad.
The gymnast shown in is Riley Gaines's sister.
Speaker 4: I did not know that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I knew she was an APT late. I just
I forgot she was a gymnast. Yeah, her younger sister.
I think she is around my daughter's age. Oh really, okay, yeah,
she's around her age. So yeah, I thought that was
kind of cool too. So okay, guys, we made it
through Monday morning. Everybody happy last Monday ever, and we
will talk to you guys tomorrow.
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