Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: I mean, I would really like the wood chipper, but
the electric chair would be fine.
Speaker 3: I will take an orange jumpsuit or some handcuffs, like
a couple of mug shots, just something.
Speaker 2: It's like, enough with this pussy footing around.
Speaker 3: That was retarded. It's so stupid.
Speaker 2: If you you don't see what a grip this is,
suck it. Four years stroke free. Here she is. Yep,
Happy Valentine's Day, everybody.
Speaker 3: Valentine's Eve.
Speaker 2: I have little hearts all over my earrings. You can't
really see them from where you're sitting, but I'm kind
of festive today compared to how you used to be.
It's true.
Speaker 3: I used to fact that you're wearing red is amazing.
Speaker 2: I know I used to wear all. But I used
to be so Johnny Cash on this oh my god holiday, right, and.
Speaker 3: You would rail against this holiday and I would be like,
I love lovest holiday, but in owner of your stroke.
Speaker 2: Now I'm different. I'm a changed woman.
Speaker 3: I just love that there's a whole day to celebrate love.
I love that, Like what's not to love about that?
I mean, I think you should celebrate it every day.
That's why he does that. That's the point The point
is you don't do that. You take every day for
granted with all the love in your life, but then
on this day you remember this is about love.
Speaker 2: And usually celebrate it. You understand me, Julia, you know,
And that's why holiday she is out of control. She's
when we were on the radio, she would come in
wearing like leggings, had hearts all over ums. It was
out of control. And then I would dress it all black.
This is there. There lies the difference between and me and.
Speaker 3: I know every I know you and like everybody on
our team, they get like so like wigged out when
I have this outfit on because it was a very
traumatic day that I was But every every year, on
this day, I wear it again because f you Strokes,
You're not going to scare me out of wearing my outfit, right,
You're not.
Speaker 2: I do get traumatized because she didn't have head. I
get it, got on, she didn't have the head.
Speaker 3: It's not even comfortable. So I'll just I'll do this.
How's that is that?
Speaker 4: Like?
Speaker 3: Less?
Speaker 2: That's oh my god, so much less traumatizing? Yes, okay,
all right, when you said the class comfortable anyway, because
I feel like I'm going to have a stroke when
you have the last I can't do it. Okay, we're better?
Are we all?
Speaker 4: Better?
Speaker 3: Is everything? Okay? Everybody left triggered?
Speaker 5: All right?
Speaker 2: Much better?
Speaker 3: All right? So anyway, Happy Valentine's Eve, Happy twenty sixth
anniversary of my engagement to me. Just one more reason
to love. That's right, you guys.
Speaker 2: Got to gauge on it. It's so you guys get
engaged on Valentine's Day. It's I know you guys, right.
Speaker 3: We Today's going to be a little bit of a
different show because we do have, you know, like news
recent like today news to talk about. But we're not
gonna we're not going to have like a lot of
Newsy News news. We're gonna have some other stuff too, Okay,
So we'll just like get through with the Newsy News
stuff first, and we're going to kick it off with
Tom Holman, who held himself oppressor yesterday and somehow was
able to make both the right side of the aisle
and the left side of the aisle feel like they won.
And we'll explain. But here's just a little bit of
what Tom Holman, that absolute just bear of a man,
had to say yesterday with.
Speaker 6: That in success that has been made to rest in
public safety threats and other priorities since this search operation began,
as well as the unprecedented levels of coordination we have
obtained from state officials and local law enforcement. I have
proposed and President Trump has concurred, that this searge operation conclude.
A significant drawdown has already been underway this week, and
we'll continue through the next week. We have a lot
of work to do across this country to remove public
safety risk who shouldn't even be in this country, and
to deliver on President Chun's primers for strong border security
and mass deportation. Law enforcement officers drawn down from this
surge operation will either return to the duty station or
be signed elsewhere to achieve just that.
Speaker 2: I love him, I know, right, I mean really really,
I don't know.
Speaker 3: Like I watched that and I was like, this is amazing.
So they he went to Minnesota, he was able to
get the cooperation of all kinds of people who weren't
up until that point cooperating. Things calmed down immediately. They
made a whole bunch of rests. It turns out too
they found a bunch of kids.
Speaker 6: You got taking public safety threats off the street. Ice
here in this state have located three thousand and three
and sixty four missing on a company.
Speaker 7: Kind of a big deal.
Speaker 8: Children.
Speaker 6: The last administration lost and weren't.
Speaker 8: Even looking forward.
Speaker 2: That's right. In fact, he trafficked in and I say
he because it was his administration. They trafficked in like
three hundred thousand. Nobody knew the crap about the kids
when Biden was in charge, and all of a suddenverybody's like,
oh my god, I got the kids. Yeah, well he
found a bunch of kids.
Speaker 3: Three thirty three hundred kids. I mean that's like a
staggering number.
Speaker 8: Yeah it is.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it is. So give credit where credit is due,
or take all the seats exactly.
Speaker 3: And so, I, you know, I saw this and I
was like, this is great, this is amazing news. And
then I realized that the left and idiots like Nick
Fuente's were taking it this way. He said. Tom Homan
just officially announced the full withdrawal of ICE from Minneapolis.
This is nothing short of a complete and total surrender
to the radical left agitators. Trump has now sent the
message that rioting, stalking, and attacking ICE agents works.
Speaker 2: Is he what is the death and blind. That's not
what I heard.
Speaker 3: This is the well and what I said, I couldn't
even believe it. But a whole bunch of people on
the left were saying the same thing, and I was like,
literally the most retarded take ever. This is not surrender.
It is completion of mission and a sign of submission
by local and state officials who, if they would have
simply cooperated from the get go, wouldn't now have a
bunch of blood on their hands. I cannot believe that
this is the take.
Speaker 2: While I can because he's he's a freaking like liberal.
He hates he hates MAGA, he hates the right, as
does candas as does Tucker, Like as you all these
people who are now anti Trump. So are these people
like they are sabotaging our agenda from that they're doing
it like from the inside out. They pose as conservatives
and they're not at all conservative. Just shut up.
Speaker 3: So Andrew Corvett had a nice little summary of what
this actually means if you would.
Speaker 2: Like to read, Love to this, Love to Big News.
Operation Metro Surge in Minneapolis is concluding. Here's what Tom
Homan achieved. Secured cooperation from local leaders, pds and jails,
arrested over four thousand community and national security threats, located
over three thousand missing migrant children. The Biden administration stopped
looking for a massive de escalation of street tensions with agitators,
maintaining resources on the ground to arrest and prosecute agitators
who attacked law enforcement. Felt the line that all illegals,
all illegals are still subject to deportation can't overstate what
a massive win home and achieved in short order onto
the next rebellious blue city. Yeah, so suck it. People
who are like, oh, and this is just like it's surrender.
Speaker 3: I don't ever, It's amazing. It's and Homan I guess
was on was an Ingram or Sean Hannity's show last
night where anyway, I just thought it of him this morning, Yeah,
where he was like, we're not leaving, We're just this
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Speaker 3: There was there were more fireworks in a hearing yesterday
with Minnesota's A G. Keith Ellison and and probably everybody
has seen the Josh Holly exchange which went on for
like almost seven minutes, and there was just lots and
lots of yelling and it was one of It's one
of those moments where I was like, you go, Josh Holly.
And then I was like, what is the point of this?
Nothing is going to change, Nothing's going to happen as
a result of this. You can say that Keith Ellison
should be in jail, but then like is he going
to be? You know what I mean? That's how I
always feel during these hearings. And we're not going to
get into that because it was too long of a clip,
but we will show you an exchange that took place
between Bernie Moreno who I think it's kind of cute,
you guys.
Speaker 2: Really yeah, I think is kind of cute to be
the judge of that.
Speaker 3: So say, Moreno was questioning Ellison about the appropriateness of
deportation just as a a like a as an action,
and it was really really telling to hear this entire
exchange here it is. Oh shoot, I'm sorry, I forgot
to show you this handy dandy chart from CBS. A
record number of detainees are giving up their cases and
voluntarily leaving the country.
Speaker 2: Well, I voted for this, we all voted for this. Yeah,
and you know we're giving them money to do it,
like you're welcome and flights.
Speaker 3: Yeah, money and yeah. Anyway, here is Bernie and Ellison
to the.
Speaker 9: Country illegally or you overstay a visa, should you be deported?
Speaker 8: My simple answer is, sir, it depends.
Speaker 9: Okay, So if somebody breaks into your home, should they
be arrested for breaking entering?
Speaker 8: Or does it depend? It's an entirely different scenario. How
is that?
Speaker 10: Because immigration is essentially civil and the breaking into my
home is a criminal matter. Oh, okay, gotcha. So if
there's so there's laws that should be enforced. So we
shouldn't enforce civil violations.
Speaker 9: We absolutely should enforce them. So, but you just said
that it's a civil matter, so it's different. So somebody
can force civil matters. So if somebody commits a civil
in fraction, it shouldn't be enforced. It should be okay,
so they should be deported.
Speaker 10: No, they should have due process that is associated with
their petition.
Speaker 9: So, for example, the act of entering the country illegally,
you think we should say, well, did you really do
it or not do it's pretty obvious that they did right.
Speaker 10: Well, I mean it would depend on the facts of
the situation, and they might.
Speaker 9: Say I just gave you the facts, entered the country
without permission, etc.
Speaker 10: What if they had a good faith basis to say,
they would be persecuted in their home country and subjected
to real oppression there under international there are provisions for
them to make taste.
Speaker 8: That's a phenomenal, phenomenal point.
Speaker 9: Mexico and Canada, do you consider those to be safe
countries or not?
Speaker 8: Generally? I do, but there are.
Speaker 9: Well you border Canada, don't insult your neighbors.
Speaker 8: To the north. No, I love my neighbors to the north.
Speaker 9: Is a generally safe country generally yes, so that somebody
seeking asylum could certainly be safe in Canada and Mexico.
Speaker 10: Now now, so like if somebody we do know that
in Mexico, which is another country I truly admire and
think it's a wonderful country. But they have been cases
of persecution people who I have legitimate.
Speaker 9: For people aren't safe in Mexico. Refugees cannot be safe
in Mexico.
Speaker 8: Some might not be. And I think in what I say.
Speaker 9: SAT shouldn't have a free trade agreement with them.
Speaker 10: Then I didn't say that, But what I would say, Senator,
is that we should hear their petition.
Speaker 8: We should at least hear it out. We should say, is.
Speaker 10: There a well founded, legitimate fear of persecution in.
Speaker 9: Your home that can't happen in Mexico.
Speaker 10: Well, I think that we just she should just follow
the international protocols that existed, and it is.
Speaker 9: Which is that you seek asylum in your nearest country
that you are seeking Asylomon.
Speaker 2: This guy is so full of shit. You know, there
are places in San Antonio where I'm not safe. So
does that mean that I could just walt into Iceland
and be like, Hey, I'm just going to live here now,
and I'm I'm just gonna live off the taxpayer here
because I don't feel safe in some places in San Antonio.
That's essentially what he's saying. It's like, you know, they
may some people may not feel safe, and.
Speaker 3: I don't care. They broke the law.
Speaker 2: Coming into the country. You could tell he was stumbling
and bumbling, so much trouble and yes, Bernie's hot, right,
how did we know this before? I don't know. We've
never seen I've never seen this guy before. Where you've been, Bernie,
where you've been, Hey, hey, hey, what's up well?
Speaker 3: And the whole argument that Ellison is trying to make
as if somebody who crosses illegal is somehow worthy of
due process and asylum rights. All they have to do,
if they're afraid of persecution is just walk up to
an actual border checkpoint and say hi, I'm here, because
it was silent. But these people don't do that because
they're criminals, and so they just cross illegally because they're
not they're not in like the they are not being oppressed,
they're not in fear of their life.
Speaker 2: They're not, They're just coming over to get free shit.
Speaker 3: And yeah, that's exactly right, exactly right. Anyway, So that's
a little bit about how that went yesterday with Ellison.
Wanted to share also this video of a father in
Washington State who he's speaking to a school board pissed
as hell because he got a call from his kid
who was like, Hey, I'm in the middle of an
anti ice protest that the father was not aware of.
This is at an he's suing, which is awesome. Here
is his brand, man's the loggie.
Speaker 11: And that afternoon the February second, twenty twenty six, my
fourteen ye old child called me.
Speaker 7: He was not school, he was not sick.
Speaker 8: He was in the middle of.
Speaker 7: White Center, Washington, in the middle of a protest. It
was organized for his middle school. Okay, my son dropped
when he called me.
Speaker 11: You guys have noticed that on January thirtieth, twenty twenty six,
two children were killed just loss of the school.
Speaker 7: On Rainier that was having a very walkout that day.
Speaker 11: R CW twenty eight A six hundred oh three five
by allowing them to leave an under initiative of twenty
eighty one. The parental bile rights. I have the right
to know where my child goes. That was taken from me.
I was not given notice.
Speaker 7: I was not giving an email, I was not giving
a call. You exposed it to real danger. That's neglected.
That's endangerment. R c W ninety eight four two zero
three five criminal.
Speaker 11: Negligence by'm not being aware of the substantial risk.
Speaker 7: You call a policy also an abandonment. I finally loss ball.
Speaker 11: John's want to bakes it so that perfectly clear, someone's
going to be held accountable for all of youle remember.
Speaker 7: It because for some reason we lose.
Speaker 11: Our case, will make up a case all out of
this to take parents' rights to know where our kids
are at all times. It's ridiculous. It's criminal negligence. And
yes a principle was fire. For course, each students participate
in protesting, so you got that. I had an we're
worth of yelling to do. But today I'm going to
narrow it down to two minutes because she didn't give
me enough time. But that would be here at every
school for we need to continue what I.
Speaker 2: Have to say today, schools are not for walkouts. It's
bad enough we'rerasing them without telling the Oh my god,
I would be losing my mind. They are not for imagining.
Schools are not for walkouts. It's bad enough that we
are sucking wind in comparison to all the other countries
when it comes to stem stuff like kids are dumb
now and it's kind of super dumb. Look at the
kids nowadays. Look around. They're not learning anything in schools.
I seriously, I have this conversation with my daughter all
the time. What'd you learn today? Nothing? Really, she will
tell me. She'd be like, mo, I could have learned
everything that I learned today in one hour. It's a
waste of my time, it is, it's a waste of
their time. Quit wasting people's time. They do not need
to be protesting. They need to be learning. Yep, Unbelievable's outrageous.
Speaker 3: And the fact that you know he's right that like
during a protest, couple kids got ran over and and
so it's dangerous what they're doing to just take kids
out of the school when they're supposed to be learning,
not tell the parents, and then indoctrinate them into helping
protests anti ice causes.
Speaker 2: This is he better win? He better win that suit.
I hope he wins, and I hope he's an example
for other parents start suing. Get him where it hurts,
and that's their pocket book, because these schools man all
about money. Get them where it hurts.
Speaker 12: Do it.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, it's so frustrating, you know, it's right frustrating.
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Apparently part of our government is shutting down today. Thought
I should probably let everyone know that the US Senate
rejected a bill to keep DHS funded. This was fifty
two to forty seven, meaning it's going to partially shut
down today essentially unless something changes. John Fetterman, the only
Democrat voting to advance the bill. This is utterly insane
because what this actually defunds is the TSA and the
Coastguard and Secret Service like actual dhs like ICE, funding
is already set through the whole year. So even though
they're trying to Democrats are trying to act like they're
doing something bad to ICE, they're really not affecting them whatsoever.
They are affecting the very organizations that ostensibly help keep
the country safe. You know again, Secret Service, Coast Guard, TSA,
that's who they're defunding. Because Democrats are complete morons.
Speaker 2: Well, it's not like they ever cared about national security.
They don't care about they don't care about the safety
of Americans. They don't care about doing the job that
they were elected to actually do.
Speaker 3: Don't be crazy, it's so dumb. And FEMA, that's right, Pam.
FEMA is also going to be defunded. These Democrats are
just such.
Speaker 13: Freaking idiots, you guys, idiots.
Speaker 3: And actually, because we just mentioned Fetterman, I want to
play a video about him because that I thought was
really interesting. I don't have this is out of order,
but I think it makes sense to play it now
since we just mentioned him. This was just an interesting
interview that he did with Dana Bash talking about because
I guess he's just written a book, probably about having
a stroke like whatever, like his whole biography and in
it in the book, and as he's talking to Dana
about this, he talks about how he has been attacked
from both sides of the aisle. And you know, we've
been part of that. Like when he was running for
his current Senate seat, we made all kinds of fun
of John Fetterman and how ridiculous it was that he
was even the primary contender. Now, of course he has
fully redeemed himself on so many issues. But here's what
he said about the difference between attacks from people on
the right and those from people on the left.
Speaker 1: I've drunk deeply of the venom of both the left
and the right. As a connoisseur, I can confirm that
the most poisonous, the bitterest is from the far left.
That is pretty remarkable to hear you say that as
an elected Democrat.
Speaker 14: Why yeah, yeah, yeah, no, uh, you know, it's been
it's just been my personal experience on this thing. And
when I asked my digital team, I said, you know,
you're were on all the platforms, you know, really, what's
what's kind of the harshest, what's kind of the most personal.
And the answer was immediately said, oh, blue sky. It's
blue sky. And the difference is, I mean the right
would say really rough things and names, you know, some
names I won't I won't repeat on on TV. But
but but the the on the left, it was like
they want me to die, or that we're cheering for
your next stroke, or that's terrible, that depression want why
couldn't it depression one? And and I hope your kids
find you, uh, I mean they even have like the
graphic a gift they have like a stroke you know,
you know in your head, you know, sharing that. Yeah,
and and they said that I remember one they claimed
the doctor let us down, and then why did they
have to save his life? I mean just really like
I just can't imagine people are are wishing, you know,
I wish he dies or I want him to die,
you know, literally cheering for for a stroke. And I
don't know what the kind of a place where that
comes from. I mean, that's that's much different than just
calling me a name, you know, And that's that's really
been consistent you know, in that community online.
Speaker 2: This doesn't surprise me. I mean, Democrats do not value
human life. I just don't. This is not surprising. They
don't believe in God, they don't value human life. I don't.
This is not high. John Betterman, just become a Republican,
Like what, like, just what are you waiting for?
Speaker 3: I know, just switch teams already, because doing being with
those hateful, awful, terrible, horrible people, Yeah, why are you
doing it? Anyway? I just want to share that because
I thought it was interesting and it's it's and it
validates everything that we've known to be true about the Left.
I mean, we saw how horrible people were when Charlie
was murdered. I mean it's just gross. And even when
terrible people on the left, when terrible things happen to them,
we would never wish harm on their persons, you know
what I mean, Like, that's just not something that look
what we consider or.
Speaker 2: Even think about.
Speaker 3: It's just I can't even understand what's happening with Nancy Guthrie,
and everybody on our side of the aisle is like,
you know, I really hope that she's okay.
Speaker 2: She hates you, She hates Trump, she hates she hates
conservative Christians. She does look at her Twitter feed before
she was kidnapped or whatever it is that's happened to her.
There are people that are I assure you, we're all like,
I really hope that she gets home safely. I want
that for her. I truly want that for her. I
don't want her to not be okay. If the tables
were fluted. Democrats would not be wishing the same for
a conservative Christian, I assure you no.
Speaker 3: And they'll even say hateful things about sweet little James
Vanderbeek who passed away from cancer. But because people found
out he was MAGA, they were all all of a
sudden like good riddance. I mean, these people are disgusting, disgusting,
all right. Speaking of disgusting, we do need to dig
into the Epstein stuff and just some of the reaction
to Pambondi's display from the other day. And I'm trying
to be kind, trying to be generous here, so there.
First of all, there were some of these survivors were
on what channel was it, I don't even remember, ABCNBC,
it doesn't matter, but they were doing an interview as
a group and they are mad. Make this make sense
to me, because I don't get it. They were mad
at Pambondy and the DOJ because in some of the
millions and millions and millions of documents that were released,
their names were not redacted. So as best as the
DJ tried to redact every victim name, in some instances,
mistakes were made. And so they are furious about that.
They're furious about being revealed in the files. So they're
on TV in front of cameras and microphones to talk
about that.
Speaker 15: To see that she couldn't say sorry to us because
she sat there in the beginning, she said sorry for
what Jeffrey Epstein did to us, but yet she couldn't
apologize what she did to us, what her department did
to us.
Speaker 3: Right, It's like you had one.
Speaker 15: Job was to redact our names, to respect our privacy,
but yet you carefully took the time to redact all
these powerful rich men. So you know, it's like, is
your department can't keep up with you know? Are you
guys being sloppy? You know what's going on here? It's
what we wonder every day, where did it go wrong?
And then we I think we all realize now, Oh,
you guys really wanted to silence us, and you thought
that you could scare us by putting our names out there.
And to be honest with you, we've been through worse.
Speaker 3: This is nothing for us.
Speaker 15: If anything, this encouraged us to speak more and not
to be silenced. So we like to set the record here.
If there are more files to be released, which we
hope that these files that are released, they need to
be you know, the men that are you know, the
perpetrators that we did, that we did know about and
that are out there now, they need to be investigated
and we cannot we cannot fail to do that as
a as the United States of America.
Speaker 3: Does she know she's on TV and that her name
was right under her picture right? Did she understand that
at all? She knows how that like TV works?
Speaker 2: Were it broadcasts to the world? Does she know that?
I don't know if she knows how TV works? And
she ever watched TV? Not not getting that and I'm
not either.
Speaker 3: Okay, So we talked quite a bit yesterday and showed
clips of Pam being grilled by the Congressional Committee, and
you know, I think we I can speak for both
of us that we maintain that it was not a
good performance by Pam.
Speaker 16: It just wasn't.
Speaker 3: And you know, you might have liked some of the
things that she said, You might have liked her little
tangles with some of the more idiotic congressional members. Fine,
but she didn't actually help the Trump administration look as
though they're not covering anything up because she kept deflecting
and not answering very direct questions. And I know a
lot of people who defend her, say, will it was
like completely theater. It was political theater, and they weren't
even asking her anything relevant. As much as I hate
Jerry Nadler, I mean, and I definitely don't like that guy,
he asked a rel elevant question, which is how many
people is the DOJ investigating as a result of the
release of these files. That's a completely legitimate question, right,
And she said the Dow is at fifty thousand. That
was her answer. So that was bad. I mean, I'm sorry,
but yeah, hear it was retarded.
Speaker 2: Her deflection of the Epstein questions was unnerving, to say
the least. Yeah, it wasn't everything. I don't understand why
she would do that.
Speaker 3: I don't either. It just makes it gives it gives
fuel to the fire. For people who are sure that
there's a cover up happening, it just makes them feel
like that even more.
Speaker 2: And how does that help anything? Which is weird because
we're the ones who release the files.
Speaker 3: Right has tried to be as transparent as possible. Absolutely, so,
just answer the questions like, investigate people that need to
be investigated.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and then also address the women that were there.
Look at that right, address them. Yeah. I don't. I
just don't. I can't imagine not looking those women in
the room and at least acknowledging their existence. That's I
just don't get it. The AG needs to be measured
and solid and have a temperament that is yes, Desantus esque.
Speaker 3: Yes, imagine if he had.
Speaker 2: Been I imagined it a lot yesterday. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah. So it was a surprise, I guess the at
least to me, to see how little room reading Trump
was doing on this matter, because it wasn't just people
on the left. It was a whole bunch of people
on the right who were like, you're making things worse, Pam,
what are you doing? And Trump said this, you can
read this for everybody.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, AG Pam Bondi under intense fire from
the Trump during jerradical left lunatics, was fantastic. Get Yesterday's
hearing and the never ending saga of Jeffrey Epstein were
the one thing that has been proven conclusively, much to
their chagrin, was that President Donald J. Trump has been
one hundred percent exonerated of the ridiculous Russia Russia Russia
type charges. Actually, it is the slimeball Democrats, many of
them big donors and politicians, that have been proven guilty.
Republican loser, sanctimonious Rhino. Congressman Thomas Massey made it total
full of himself yesterday, fighting aimlessly against a hopeless agenda
of hate and stupidity, as most clearly stated by his
crashing job approval numbers in the Great Commonwealth of Kentucky,
where a military hero opponent Ed Gowerin is crushing him
in the polls. He is now in wacky Liz Cheney territory.
Nobody cared about Epstein when he was alive. They only
cared about him when they thought he could create political
harm to a very popular president who has brought our
country back from the brink of extinction and very quickly
at that. In fact, this attempt by the Democrats to
take away attention from tremendous Republican success is backfiring badly.
Maybe they should focus on their quest to open our
borders to the world's greatest criminals, have transgender for everybody,
or get men no matter their size or strength, to
plan women's sports. Thank you for your attention to this matter,
President Donald J. Trump. I just think it goes deeper
than that. I mean, this is probably a little it's
just a little bit toned deaf, you know, because I
look and I look at all these people, like the
Nancy May. I'm just using Nancy Mace as an example.
She's not the only one. But like Nancy Mace went
on some talk show. I can't remember who she was
talking with, but she's like, you just knew the names
that I have seen in these files. If you knew
the name, say them, go to the house floor and
spit them out.
Speaker 3: I'm just talking about how you're gonna do it right
and just freaking do it.
Speaker 2: I'm so sick and tired of these effing people saying
that say the names, Like, what is it? What is
it with these people that they're like, I know who
it is, but I'm not going to say who they are.
Why why won't she say?
Speaker 3: It's worse with her because she's saying I am going
to say who it is. But it's like she's doing
a whole Candace breadcrumb. Slow, you know, slow, noddle, drop
with it. It's making me rape all of us.
Speaker 2: She's just one of many that's doing it. Just say
American names, and like, listen, I the American people are
looking at this. It's not it's not that we're like
I think that He's like, you know, this is it's
no big deal. It's a big deal. But he thinks
it's a big deal because the Democrats are trying to
use it to cover up other stuff, or they're trying
to get a gotcha for Republicans. No, I think Americans
are looking at this and saying, we got a bunch
of petos and just Satanists running the world, and we
want it all to come crashing down.
Speaker 3: Maybe that no matter who it affects, right, I mean.
Speaker 2: Maybe I sound a little dramatic, but I'm being dramatic
because that's how I think a lot of us feel.
Deep down. We're looking at this going, okay, we knew
this was probably going on. Now we can see that
it definitely is going on. And let's just let the
chips fall where they may. We can handle it. I
think these people think that we can't handle it. We
can handle it well.
Speaker 3: But and here's another problem with what Trump said, and
I'll just put it up on the screen again, he says.
In this long defense of Pambondi, he says, it's the
slimeball Democrats, many of them big donors and politicians that
have been proven guilty. Well, guess who would be in
charge of investigating them, Donald Trump, it would be Pam Bondy.
And that's all we're asking here is are you investigating
any of these Democrats that your boss is convinced are guilty?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 3: That's all we want to.
Speaker 2: Know, right, because I guaranteetee you if it were us
and it was you know, the Democrats in charge, they
would be investigating us, and they'd be putting people in jail,
kind of like they try to put you in jail.
So let's put some people in jail, right, Let's go
ahead and do that. Let's start arresting some petos and
let's start frying them. That's what we want. That's what
the that's all we're asking, you know. I mean I
would really like the wood chipper, but the electric chair
would be fine.
Speaker 3: Good Jordan, I will take an orange jumpsuit. Just just
some pincuffs, like a couple mugshots, just something, you know, just.
Speaker 2: It goes so deep, like we just see all this stuff.
We know it's happening. I'm so sick of people not
being able to talk about it. It's like, enough with
this pussy footing around. Let's just say the names. We
can handle it. We're gen xers, we can handle it.
Speaker 3: Or if, as Dan Bongino said, and I trust Dan,
if he says that there was nothing actionable in the files,
then explain that, like just come out and say, so
we know about this guy, this guy, this guy, this guy,
these guys were named. Here is why with this investigation
is over. Here is why there's nothing that we can
pin on them. Explain it. But the more you say
but look at the Dell, the more shady it all.
Speaker 2: Looks totally right.
Speaker 3: It's just because being mismanaged so hard, right.
Speaker 2: Because we don't give a crap about the dow. During
an Epstein hearing, right, don't you see how that does
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Speaker 3: All right, Let's talk about some other reactions to Pam Bondy,
specifically from our side of the aisle. Steve Deese said,
this is an audition for Fox News contributor and not
serious testimony from a serious age. The economy and stock
market are not her job. Defending this nation from crime
and corruption is of which Epstein applies. This is self
disqualifying horse pucky.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm kind of sick of people defending her. That
was just like it was not good, not good optics,
goods for bad.
Speaker 3: Eric Erickson wrote an entire substack about the fact that
Pam Bonding needs to go, and then friend of the
show Becky Weiss released this video about.
Speaker 17: Oh my gosh, can you believe Pam Bondy? She said
that we should be talking about the stock market and
so the Epstein files.
Speaker 12: Yes, I believe it.
Speaker 17: You know why because in February she said the client
list was sitting on her desk, and then she made
the silly little binders for the silly little influencers for
their silly little photo shoot. But then there was actually
no client list at all. But then truckloads of evidence
showed up. But then she closed the case over the
summertime because there was no evidence of trafficking and no
evidence of blackmailing, and no evidence of any wrongdoing by
any third parties. So am I shocked and surprised that
she thinks we should be talking about the stock markets
instead of the Epstein files.
Speaker 3: No, she's a colossal failure.
Speaker 18: What do you expect?
Speaker 2: I will say too. This is why I love our
side of the aisle, because we will criticize where criticism
is due and we do that. We do it. People
don't like it. It's uncomfortable for people.
Speaker 19: I don't care.
Speaker 3: I don't care either, doing every single time, every single time.
Dana Lash also did a like a big old thing
about Pam BONDI I will just give you the quick gist.
Speaker 2: She made a mass of herself.
Speaker 3: She made an absolute ass of herself. This is one
of the most embarrassing things I've ever witnessed from a lawmaker.
I mean, she's not wrong. But the person that I
feel like captured our sentiment perfectly was Kennedy. And she
did I think this was Yeah, this was on the
five and this was just absolutely spot on.
Speaker 20: Yelling to me, Kennedy, let's always find it so unpersuasive
for everybody.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 20: So Scott Bessant went before Congress and was very calm,
was very measured, and he has become the King of laconic,
sick burns, like he can absolutely destroy you and it
will raise his.
Speaker 3: Heart rate or his blood pressure.
Speaker 20: And that is a lesson that Pam Bonni Bondie needs
to internalize because it's it's different. She comes off like
a shrieking Karen. You know, it's like, I want this
country to do well. I want to be convinced that
the president, I don't care what administration it is, that
we're on the right track. And the people who are
in charge of every aspect to the federal government, they
have their position locked up and they're doing the very
best they can with an incredibly talented team. When she's
this emotional, it looks like she's lost a little bit
of the edge and she seems very very on persuasive.
It feels like the job is consuming her. She needs
to tone it down a little bit. And you know,
she apparently had a burn book of insults that she
was doling out to everyone. And when she said to
Jamie Raskin, who is a total hack, when she said, like,
you're not even a lawyer, he should have said you're
not even a real blonde.
Speaker 3: That would have been funny.
Speaker 20: He doesn't have the wherewithal he shouldn't be in film.
Got Bessett might have been able to deliver that line.
Speaker 3: The other thing is Jesse that we noticed once again
at he's hearing it's true Scott Bessontt would have been
able to deliver that line.
Speaker 2: Yeah. And this is the thing. It's like, as a woman,
you kind of look at that and go see again,
can you know, like I can you do better?
Speaker 3: Be streaky and hysterical?
Speaker 2: Can you not do that? I know? And people are
saying that, like there are a couple of people in
our comments that are like, this is your We're being
very you know, mean, it's like this is not sorry.
Speaker 3: The truth is bad.
Speaker 2: It's true, and it's not the whole administration. It's she's
just a not good representation of this administration. And that's
unfortunate because it's a very important position.
Speaker 3: Yes, indeed, but obviously, as we showed you earlier, Trump
is completely in her corner, thinks. And what did we
say yesterday that it seemed kind of like she was
putting on a show for him. She was giving him
all the praise and all the compliments. And he loves that.
He loves when his ego is stroked, and so she
knows how to play him, she knows how to keep
him on her side. But I would just hope that
people around him would see through. And unfortunately, friend of
the show Mike Davis does not see it, and said,
Pam Bondi showed again yesterday why I'm her biggest fan.
She is bold, fearless, and never intimidated by Democrats. They
brought a butter knife to a gunfight, and she dismantled them.
She came prepared and in command, laying out how she's
making America safe again for President Trump. Real Americans care
about their family safety, not DC drama, and Pam Bondi
is delivering results. Accountability is coming for the weaponized agencies,
and without it, we lose our country. She is restoring
the constitution and the sovereign power of we the people.
How I mean, I know she's doing great in other areas, fine,
but on this issue, how can he not admit how
much she has bungled it?
Speaker 2: And Alison, I agree with them about real Americans do
care about their family safety, But we care about the
Epstein files too. We care about who among all of
those elites who did what? We want to know and
we want them to pay because they're not above the law.
We actually care about that, Mike. I don't know if
you spent time with real America lately, but we do care.
We care about that. And it's not like she should
deflect and say, oh no, this isn't important, like these
these people aren't important, that are victims the Fstein files
on important. Let's talk about the stock market. We give
a crap about what happened here. There's so much disgusting
crap happening at high levels. We want it all to
come crumbling down. It matters to us. Real Americans like.
Speaker 3: I will push back on that, just only a little bit,
and that is only to say that it's because of
Trump that we care. Like that was part of their
entire campaign, is to say we're going to get to
the bottom of this. And then I was like, oh cool, Okay,
well I'm gonna I'm going to care about this now.
I thought about it much. I'll be honest. I didn't
tweet about it a lot during Biden. It wasn't a
thing that I was thinking about. But Trump and the
people around him planted the seed. And once they did
that and said we're going to expose it all, well
then I started caring, and so you don't get to
just all of a sudden be like now you need
to stop caring and only look at the doll.
Speaker 2: You're the ones that brought this up, well they it's yeah,
I mean I think other people were bringing it up
to have them be the catalyst to open it up.
But you can't just open a little bit of the
book and not open the book all the way right,
open the damn book. We want to see it.
Speaker 3: Yes, Okay, so there was this there's a video making
fun of Pam, which I just thought was funny because
it's so exactly what it would look like if, in fact,
Pam Bondi were a waitress. Greetings, Hi, what are your specials? Well,
you know it's funny. Since my time as waitress, I
have completed more orders. What are the excuse me?
Speaker 21: I'm going to answer the question when I'm good and ready.
Your theatrics are ridiculous. Okay, the market price fish might
be up, but the dow is down. Oh, you can't
read the menu because of redactions. How about you apologize
for coming in here with a party of eleven?
Speaker 8: Ma'am?
Speaker 3: Can I go to refall on water?
Speaker 21: Did you drink the water I already gave you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but I want do you admit that I already
gave you water?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 21: But ma'am, oh, so you want to complain that I
gave you pickles when you said you didn't want pickles?
But how about you apologize for a complicated order. I
have yet to hear an apology from you, or you
for that matter. What are the gluten free options? How
about you grow a pair a turkey burger. This guy's
got beef derangement syndrome over here.
Speaker 3: Give me a break check. Please, you do not tell
me what to do. I will get you the check
when I want to get you the check. And could
I please get that with Italian dressing.
Speaker 21: Italian dressing in America? Just say you love illegal invaders.
Speaker 3: I'm sure that it was pretty good, fairly accurate. All right,
Moving on, There was an announcement yesterday that Lee's Eldon,
head of the EPA, made with Donald Trump. And it's
great news for those of us who are sick and
tired of this over regulated, hysterical bureaucracy that so many
Democrat presidents before Trump obviously put in place. And we're
talking Obama, we're talking Biden. All of their anti climate
change nonsense has been so destructive to not so many industries,
but namely and chiefly among them, the automobile industry. And
I know that everybody, I don't care if you're Democrat
or not, you hate the start stop automatic thing that
happens with cars.
Speaker 2: At this time time.
Speaker 3: Everybody hates that.
Speaker 2: Everybody that I immediately turn it off in my care.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but the fact that you even have to that,
it makes me so angry that I have to press
a button to not have that thing. Beyond hate, well,
that's one of the things that we're getting rid of.
Here's Trump talking about that.
Speaker 19: The hated start stop feature onto American consumers, which unnecessarily
shuts off a car's engine.
Speaker 16: When you stop at a red light. In other words,
the engine goes off. That's great.
Speaker 19: The endangerment finding was also used to impose the massive
and really very expensive electric vehicle mandate.
Speaker 16: Expensive in the sense that nobody wanted it.
Speaker 19: Everybody was going to be forced to buy an electric
car in a very short period of time, even though
you can't power the car, because we would have to
spend five trillion dollars on power stations.
Speaker 16: That's all dead, gone over.
Speaker 19: These crippling restrictions were a major factor in driving up
car prices to unprecedented levels, and the car that you
were getting was not nearly as good.
Speaker 3: I mean, that's the thing. There's emissions standards that have
been wiped out. I mean, so much good stuff. Lee
Zeldon announced yesterday. It's all long, long, long, long, long overdue.
But wouldn't you know it, Barack Obama's very Also today,
the Trump administration repealed the Endangerment Finding, the ruling that
served as the basis for limits on tailpipe emissions and
power plant rules. Without it, will be less safe, less healthy,
less able to fight climate change. Also, the fossil fuel
industry can make even more money.
Speaker 2: It's actually just.
Speaker 3: A power America.
Speaker 2: But right, right, what a grift man. The climate change bulk.
I'm old enough to remember global cooling, then global warming,
and then they had to like change it to climate
They had to package it as climate change because they
got to cover all the bases and the fear mongering,
right so they could keep taking more of your money
because they have to tax. They have to like staple
your money to the clouds, don't you guys know? They
got to staple it all. It's so stupid. And you
know these jack holes all drive like land cruisers and
live in eight thousand square foot mansions on the coast.
Speaker 3: Exactly.
Speaker 2: I cannot It's an absolute grift. Al Gore is worth
what three hundred and fifty million dollars. Shut up. I
can't absolutely discussing it's so stupid. If you you don't
see what a grift this is, I can't. I just can't.
I can't help you. I drive a giant lan yacht
and I'm happy to do it.
Speaker 3: I can tell you who has always seen the grift,
and it's somebody that I'm sure all of us miss
a lot. He's been very, very ill. But Jordan Peterson talked,
had to did a podcast with Destiny of all people,
and one of the topics that they covered was climate change,
and Jordan, man, I just miss his way, you know
what I mean of just saying the things. He's so
brilliant anyway, I just thought it would be a nice
reminder and hopefully he's back with us all soon. But
here is how things went down with Destiny. Oh wait,
and before we get to that, there was the most
ridiculous headline comparison on the New York Times about what's
going on in New York City winter wise. So like
one year, they're like, what's up with this big freeze?
Some scientists see climate change link, of course, but then
last year a weirdly warm winter has climate fingerprints all
over it, says they had.
Speaker 2: To change it. They had to change it to climate
change so they can cover every single you guys, it's
so it's a.
Speaker 3: Grift, so grifty. It's like the most grifty grift in
grift are down. It is all right, So here is
Jordan and Destiny.
Speaker 4: I'm talking about the record temperatures that are declared that
have been declared for like the past five years, that
have also increased with the part the contentstion of parkser
million of carbon axid of the atmosphere. I think it's
pretty undeniable at this point that there is an impact
on climate across the planet.
Speaker 5: I just think that's highly deniable. We have no idea
what the impact is from. We don't know where the
carbon dogs are is from. We can't measure the warming
of the oceans. We have terrible temperature records going back
one hundred years. This isn't data this is guess and
there's something weird underneath. It's something weird that isn't oriented
well towards human beings. Underneath it it has this guise
of compassion or we're going to save the poor in
the future.
Speaker 2: It's like, that's what the bloody communists said.
Speaker 5: And they killed a lot of people doing it, and
we're walking down that same road now.
Speaker 3: Yep, one hundred percent.
Speaker 2: We're gonna save all the poor people, says al Gore
as he makes three hundred and fifty million dollars doing it.
Speaker 3: Okay, Oh, anyway, Jordan, love him, love him all right. Now,
we are going to talk a little bit about AI
and like some of the leaps and bounds that AI
is making right now that should that is both like
thrilling and terrifying. Just crazy stuff happening right now with
some of the chat GPT and the similar AI and
how how quickly the advances are all coming. And one
of the things that we've talked about a lot is
just how easily fooled people can be what they're seeing,
whether it's video, photos, whatever. And here's just an example
of how we can easily be manipulated.
Speaker 22: Hey everyone, I just wanted to quickly make this video
to prove to you that we can no longer trust
anything that we see with our eyes.
Speaker 7: We can't trust images that.
Speaker 22: We see on social media, we can't trust videos, we
can't trust our friends, we can't trust the news. We
can't trust.
Speaker 7: Anything or anyone. So be careful out there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's a good reminder. Just always trust, but verify,
you know what I mean? And I assume that you
need to double check some things.
Speaker 2: I get so mad when I see those like sweet
animal videos or like an animal rescue and I'm like,
oh my god, this is such a sweet video. And
then I'll go to the comment it's AI and I'm like, okay,
why do people need to do that?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 2: So we have to to AIIFI goodness, that's what we're
doing now what Yeah, the world.
Speaker 3: I know, I just I hate it. And you know,
there's so many articles right now, really good ones actually
on Twitter and elsewhere just about the future of AI,
what it's going to look like, you know, six months
from now, three years from now, whatever, And some of
it's terrifying, like I said, but then there are other
parts that are incredible amazing, like, for example, apparently at
Johns Hopkins robot removed a gall bladder by itself, wow,
with one hundred percent accuracy after watching surgery videos. It
identified the arteries, clipped ducts, cut tissue, and even adapted
when the visuals changed midway through. It followed voice commands
like grab the gall bladder head and adjusted in real
time just like a human trainee. It exhibited the expertise
of a skilled human surgeon even during unexpected typical in
real life medical emergencies. This was done on a lifelike model,
not a real person obviously, but the fact that this
is where this is all heading is incredible and also
really wigging me out.
Speaker 2: It's kind of terrifying. I mean, there's no human error
there right exactly. It's not like they can drop a
junior mint in there, you know, and it's going to
get caught and your gul you know what I'm saying,
Like that, A robot's not going to do that exactly,
And a robot also is going to be like, hey,
what's your political affiliation? A robot's not going to care
about that kind of stuff. I'm just putting that out there.
I hate the AI stuff. I hate the robots stuff.
I don't like. It makes me very uneasy. But from
a medical standpoint, I will tell you I look a lot.
That's the only thing I really use it for that.
And then I argue with it. I will I do.
I have fights with I have fights with AI. I'm like,
if I feel like fighting with some I go out
to chat GBT and I just like I go out
to fight. I pick a fight with it about religion
or politics. That's what I do. It's a sport. I
do that as a sport. It's fun. You should try
it if you have any sort of angster rage. But
on a side, but it's medical stuff. That's what I like.
Primarily use it for it. And it's accurate. Yeah, it's
way more accurate.
Speaker 3: So many people in the comments are talking about having
had surgeries robotically. I did too, my knee, your husband's knee.
We had robotic surgeries, knee replacement surgeries. I mean, obviously
the surgeon was there and but for the measuring component,
this is all done robotically. Because of the accuracy, it's
just way way better and more accurate. And think about
this all made me think about the fact that whenever
I have had a surgery and of course, I've had
what three in the last twelve months, Like, it's absolutely crazy.
And whenever I have a surgery, the first thing I
say to the surgeon is how are you feeling? Are
you appropriately caffeinated? Like I check in with them because
one thing a robot is not going to have is
they're not going to have had a fight with their spouse.
But we're coming in. They're not going to have had
a bad night of sleep, They're not going to be drunk, exactly.
Speaker 2: It's so thing. I mean, they're people, doctors are people,
and they're also not going to be twenty five years
old and just out of medical school.
Speaker 3: Sorry, yeah, that breaks me out too. So there are
some benefits, there are and this is actually coming a
lot quicker than you can even realize. Elon Musk was
on a podcast talking about this, and this is this
is bad news for any kids who are currently going
through the long process of you know, residency medical school.
Here is what Elon said about surgeons.
Speaker 23: When do you think optimists will be a better surgeon
than the best surgeons? How long for that?
Speaker 8: Three years? Three years?
Speaker 2: Wow?
Speaker 24: And by the way, that's three year three years at scale. Yes, more,
there'll probably been more optimus robots that are great surgeons
than there are all surgeons on.
Speaker 8: Earth, and the cost of that.
Speaker 23: But that's an important statement in three years time, because
medicine I mean.
Speaker 8: Absolutely four years. If it's four or five years, who cares,
it's still the extreme precision.
Speaker 24: Yes, three years, Yes, better than any any probably. I
say that, I feel like put a little margin on
any human.
Speaker 23: In four years who's in plastic surgery.
Speaker 8: By five years, it's not even close.
Speaker 23: I think your point was medicine is going to be
effectively free, the best medicine in the world.
Speaker 24: Everyone will have access to medical care that is better
than what the present receives right now.
Speaker 23: So don't go to medical school, yes.
Speaker 2: Point, Oh my god, Yeah, that's well, that's the thing.
If a machine is doing it initially there will be
cost for the machines, right and up up keep for
the machines, but it's not going to cost the same
is what it costs for humans to go through school,
to get paid to like pay their insurance, to pay
for their their sout everything, think about it, and their
malpractice insurance, all that, think about, all that goes away.
So it's going to be a lot cheaper. Yeah, there's that.
Speaker 3: It's absolutely remarkable. And again, like there's the part of
me that is just like, this is freaking amazing and wonderful,
and then the part that's like, please, I hope they
don't kill us all somebody.
Speaker 22: You know what I mean.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And somebody said it takes it takes twelve years
become a doctor essentially.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and a surgeon. Are you absolutely twelve years? Also,
there are a couple more things about AI and I've been
saving this stuff forever, you guys, because and just thought,
you know what, it's Friday, We're going to talk about
this because it's just neat. So here is another amazing,
amazing sort of update with what AI robotics all of
this stuff can do. This is now they can create
robots which are liquidy and which can actually change their shape.
This could also apply to medicine, for example, like reaching
instead of you know, stainless steel surgical instruments. For example,
what if what if you needed some tiny little liquid
robot to go in and fetch I don't know, somehow,
like bad tumors or something. There's so many ways that
this could apply. What you're about to see.
Speaker 12: Check this out researchers demonstrate it a liquid robot called
PEB or Particle Armored liquid Robot. It can change shape,
grab things, full from small heights, divide and merge, all
without collapsing or leaking. The team tested it on a
little mission where it collected a dangerous material, neutralized it
and to safety. As we can see in this video.
Speaker 2: I mean it's just a drop esentially. I agree so
many of the comments though, it's like this ship's gonna
kill us all. It will, this will be that, this
will be, this will kill us all. I mean, it's
listen there, I agree, Like I have such a strange
dichotomy with it because I think, oh, it's so neat.
It'll be the end of us. This will be the
end of us.
Speaker 3: I mean it's going to completely change the job market.
Speaker 2: So so it'll change civilization, mock, it'll change because it
just it will. It's smart and people are getting dumber.
It's smart, and we are the whole, the whole civilism.
We are all as a populist just getting dumber and
dumber and dumber. And so like somebody, I'm sorry, I
didn't catch your name. Somebody, did anybody see terminator right?
Did anybody see Terminator, Has anybody seen eye Robot. It's
just it all just breaks me out. I see the
benefits of it, but at the same time, it's like,
I am glad that I won't be around in like
fifty years, and I just pray for my kids, man,
because oh my god.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's interesting to see the fighting that takes place
on social media about what AI will do to us
to due to the job market, doe to change the world.
Some people are so optimistic and some people are just
like doomsday all over the place. So I try to
keep a balanced opinion about it, because what else can
you do, you know what I mean, There's no point
in crawling into a ball and just hiding from it
all as well, embrace what you can.
Speaker 2: And it's out. I mean, it's happening, so you can't
stop it at this point, can't put it back in
the tube. Yeah, when we talk.
Speaker 3: About the jobs that it can affect, I mean it's
literally anything that you can think of that happens online
and also offline. So for example, we're going to show
this amazing replacement for human customer service, and I know
we have all gone through the automated systems that make
us rage because all we want is to talk to
a real person. But what if AI becomes better than
real people at customer service? Because that's what this is.
Speaker 25: Hey there, I'm Jennifer with eleven Airlines, and how can
I help you today?
Speaker 18: Jennifer, My flight just got canceled and I'm stuck here
in Orlando. At this rate, I'm gonna be missing my
daughter's birthday. This is ridiculous.
Speaker 25: Yeah, I hear you, and I'm so sorry about that.
Let's figure out what's going on. Okay, could you please
tell me which flight this was?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 18: This is flight MD four one two.
Speaker 25: Great, thanks, Okay, just pulling that up now, Okay, yeah,
I see it. Three cancelations on one trip. That's uh yeah,
that's not the experience you should be saying. So I'm
gonna fix this. Kay, let me just see what I've got.
Speaker 18: Well, realistically, what kind of options do you have for me?
Speaker 25: Okay, So here's where we're at. I can book you
on the same flight route any night, but I'm gonna
be honest with you, that route's been a mess all
and I wouldn't trust it, Yeah, not for something like this.
The other option is I reroute you through Charlotte first thing,
tomorrow morning. You'd land by noon. It's a longer day,
but you're getting home.
Speaker 18: Just kid me the one that's actually gonna get me there.
Speaker 2: Will do.
Speaker 25: And yeah, again, I'm so sorry and completely get the frustration.
But yeah, I think we can figure this out for you. Okay,
just locking that in for you. And by the way,
we're going to wave any change fees for you obviously.
Speaker 18: Okay, great, And then one more thing, could you please
read back the full reservation number for me. I need
to write this down, so can you do it slowly?
Speaker 25: Yeah, of course, give me just a sec. Okay, So
your reservation number is t x C four one eight
nine zero zero zero five three seven. Let me know
if you got that.
Speaker 8: Yep.
Speaker 18: And you know, well, thank you so much for your help.
You're like, I've been yelling at people for just two
hours straight and you're the first person's it's been able
to actually help me.
Speaker 25: Hey, no worries at all. And uh yeah, one more thing,
I'm going to go ahead and add lounge access. It's
your pass for tonight. Okay. You've been stuck in Orlando
for two days. The least we can do is get
you out of plastic chair, right, and I bumped you
a window seat in business class so you can get
some actual sleep on the way home.
Speaker 18: Well, thank you. I appreciate that, Jennifer, You've been a
huge help.
Speaker 25: Oh my god, Hey, you're getting home, that's what matters.
Your daughter is going to have her dad there just
a little late, that's all.
Speaker 2: Oh my bad.
Speaker 3: That's like the best experience ever.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's weird. That's weird. Wow. And I would like
lounge access in a window seat. I'm just saying business class.
It's like, okay, Jennifer signed me up. Oh, I'd still
want to burner with fire. I still want to.
Speaker 3: Also thank you for your help, but also thank you for.
Speaker 2: The lounge access.
Speaker 3: Incredible, absolutely incredible. All Right, So we do have just the.
Speaker 13: Teeny tiniest of Candae clips, just the teeniest tiniest because
she announced yesterday that she's Yesterday was her last show.
Speaker 3: For a whole week. You guys, thank you, which is
great news. However, it's because she's doing this.
Speaker 2: It is our last episode before we take a week
off air, pulling things together for our biographical series working
title Fatal Attraction. I'm kidding, I'm kidding. Maybe I'm kidding.
We don't know that you. It's you. You're the one
who's You're Glenn close. You're You're the one who's boiling
the bunny. You're the one who's saying I will not
be ignored. Dan, You're the one. Yeah, it should.
Speaker 3: Be about you.
Speaker 2: She did a whole thing yesterday on her kids and
how her toddler should be waking up a two pour
five in the morning. Did you see that?
Speaker 3: Oh that was the day before, Okay, the day before, but.
Speaker 2: It came out yesterday. People were talking about it. It's
as if she's never raised a child.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we talked about that. We talked about it yesterday
because because she also had her own baby nurse. So
the fact that she was trying to suggest that kids
don't wake up at two forty five in the morning
while saying I had a nurse who wore a mask,
and I was afraid that my baby at three o'clock
in the morning was going to see a nurse with
a mask. I mean, what's just a loon?
Speaker 2: This chick is a loon, man. I just I cannot
wait to see her gets sued into oblivion.
Speaker 3: I can't wait any good times.
Speaker 2: Yeah, wait time, Karma is going to be so great
with this one.
Speaker 3: Speaking of horrible people, you guys, OnlyFans is like the
scourge of humanity, right, And the women on there who
are successful. I knew they made a lot of money,
but I didn't not have a sense of truly how
much money some of the more famous ones made.
Speaker 2: It's obscene. It's completely obscene how much money these chicks make.
Speaker 3: You're about to see how much. I don't even know
who I have no idea who this girl is. If
you do, why why why do you know who she is?
You guys just saying because I have no idea who
this is. But look at how much money she made.
Speaker 7: Awesome rumors on Twitter about how much money you make?
That was all true.
Speaker 3: No one believes me, but it is very true.
Speaker 7: She has made eighty two million dollars in the last year.
Speaker 18: I'm just so nervous because all of this could disappear tomorrow.
Speaker 7: Okay, million dollars the most money she makes an hour.
Fucking insane. Oh this is a slow month.
Speaker 9: In July she only made three point four million. How
much take a vacation.
Speaker 3: I almost made more than Lebron last year.
Speaker 25: He made fifty six million.
Speaker 7: I made forty three.
Speaker 3: Are you still looking for someone that makes more than you.
Speaker 25: I'm looking for someone who doesn't know who I am,
which is hard.
Speaker 3: Forty three million dollars.
Speaker 2: I'm afraid. I'm afraid it's gonna disappear. Do you have
a financial person, you idiot? You know that's the thing is,
it'll probably disappear because she's that much of an idiot
where she relies on her boobs to make money.
Speaker 3: And seriously, she could stop working, like you could just
have shown your boobs for a year and then just retire.
Speaker 2: She won't. She'll all that money will be gone, like
she will empty hammer it, you know what I mean,
It'll be gone. This is what Oh my god.
Speaker 3: I know she doesn't deserve it.
Speaker 2: She doesn't deserve the money.
Speaker 3: But if somebody is giving it to like people are
paying to watch her do whatever world is that she?
Speaker 16: Where?
Speaker 2: Where are her parents?
Speaker 3: Probably in a new house that she bought them, you
know what I mean? I don't know, I don't know,
but it's just violes so gross. All right, on Venmo
today we have Curtis Woods who says, I know that
you don't condone violence on the show. But every time
I hear Poached Egg Ladies recording, I want to pull
her voice box out through her nose and use it
for a hacky sack. Is that wrong?
Speaker 2: It's not wrong. I think she's passed on to the great.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she's probably not around anymore.
Speaker 2: Pach Date Poached Egg Lady beyond. I think she was gone.
God rest your soul.
Speaker 3: Sharon Hamilton says, happy the joke's on you stroke anniversary.
You ladies are the best part of my morning. Thank
you very much for that. Tammy Grant says Happy Valentine's
my favorite chicks. I'm going to join OnlyFans today. I
think I can make forty three cents this year over
on Locals, Connie MJ said that was a terrible, awful,
no good day. Thankful for good health in both of you.
We all need the love these days.
Speaker 2: God, I'm so grateful. Right, that was a crazy, crazy day.
Speaker 3: It was not a good day.
Speaker 11: It was not.
Speaker 3: Audrey Kraus five says I'm with Mack. I love Valentine's Day.
That was my mom's birthday and I grew up thinking
it was the best day ever. Happy Valentine's Day. Weekend
Chicks thank you for that. Roth Lady Wright said, Oh okay, chicks,
I'm about to start my own for you only page.
I'm sure there are some sickos that will watch a
fifty four year old woman that was once a big
time botty. Don't judge. I still work out. Love you,
NILA's have a great weekend.
Speaker 2: Love it now you. Brenda Wilson sixty one. Congratulations Christine
Nuns on your retirement hashtag TPP Hi you're Matt, oh
my gosh, so great. Marcy Parlas, Good morning, Mac and Daisy.
Happy for I have a wonderful weekend. Congratulations to Christine
News and her retirement today hashtag TPP zero. So is
that I don't know? That is I don't know. See
you on Monday morning. Much love. See Nuns, this is
it my last day at the ship show. They call
work retired to do it the tush push posse, that's
what t PP. I would imagine. That is the tailgaters
and CEO to our family. Your prayers, encouragement and sarcasm
helped me through. God bless my heart is full. Love
you guys. So excited for you. See nuons like that.
I remember when you were like counting the days down.
This is it's right, that's right for you.
Speaker 3: I wanted you because she started it by saying, this
is it, which reminded me of you guys do it.
Speaker 2: I have to play it.
Speaker 3: Yeah I do. So you guys can do it now,
you can do it right. I'm doing it right now.
Speaker 2: I'm doing it right now.
Speaker 3: So back in our radio days for you nuns.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I don't even know what the context. I don't know
if we were recording an ad, I don't know what
the context was.
Speaker 16: It was.
Speaker 2: It was a mad no. I was talking about uh
Ernie Sanders doing Kenny Loggins or something.
Speaker 3: Now that's a whole different, that's a whole yeah, because
I think I was about to me, I think we
were recording an ad and I was about to say, like,
here's the big sale. We're about to have this amazing sale.
God knows what sponsor sad.
Speaker 2: I've done this more than once. That's why I didn't
know the contentt.
Speaker 3: So I my line was this is it, and all
of a sudden, out of nowhere, this is what she did.
Speaker 17: Make stake where you do it again?
Speaker 3: Because it was so good, this is it. I think
she saved this you, guys.
Speaker 2: I died laughing.
Speaker 10: I died.
Speaker 2: I could not. That was for you, That was for you.
Congratulations and remember same.
Speaker 3: And every time that song is on is on yacht Rock.
My husband and I immediately turned to each other and
just bust out laughing because we both think of that
exact moment. So congratulations sceneus in a wait a minute,
because I'm gonna tell people the other thing that I
don't think I have the recording of, which is what
you were thinking of, because what you saying in your
brain voice was I'm winning.
Speaker 8: And it was.
Speaker 2: That's right, I did. I'm winning in my Bernie voice.
I can't.
Speaker 16: I can't.
Speaker 2: I cannot recreate it. I can't recreate it. We're gonna
have to find it. We're gonna have to.
Speaker 3: Find I don't think I have that one.
Speaker 2: I need to practice it before I do it again
because I'll mess it up. But I don't ever want
to mess it because you got to make sure you
do that just one hundred percent correct.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, those are like those.
Speaker 2: Are my glory days of radio where I could do
Bernie Sanders imitating Santana like that was the talent, you guys,
no one recognized my talent back then, they didn't I did.
Speaker 3: I totally recognize.
Speaker 2: It, Supergova. What flowers give the most kisses on Valentine's Day?
Two lips?
Speaker 3: That's a good one.
Speaker 2: Brian Brumley dealing with the family issue today, but wanted
to pop in to help give our dear Sea News
a big, big brotherly shove across the retirement goal line.
The Tailgater's hearts are full today. We love you, Christine.
This is so fun. I mean, this is it, this
is it. I'm so excited for you. Marci Praulas happy
four year stroke free mock. Yeah, thank you, A big deal.
Four years. I remember when she got her one year anniversary.
That was a big deal and now we're four years. Yes, Tabitha,
Tabitha Koons two eight four zero, Happy Friday. Have an
amazing day, ladies. My daughter is going to wrestle in
CIF today. What did I I don't know what that is.
I love listening to you guys every day. Happy Valentine's Day,
Eve everyone, or Happy Valentine's Day. Yeah, it's a good's happening.
Michelle fifty five, Happy Friday the thirteenth, No, Triska daykephobia
here did I say that?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 2: Just bless my thought, Thankful for each new day, happy
to celebrate Mock's health and all the love here. How's
your arm doing, Daisy, love my sachare, it's doing great.
Speaker 3: I can't bend it, she can do.
Speaker 2: I mean, I can't bend it as far as the
other one, but it's getting there. And see my scar
is looking pretty good, right right, Bionic Michelle. Thank you Arner.
Uncle Fessterman turned out to be the surprise we didn't
know we wanted. He is what DEM's used to be opposed,
used to be opposed, but reasonable. Take my pugsy money.
Thank you, Arner. Kojoki two three four. I hate to
say it, this is not the first time Pam BONDI
didn't do the Trump administration any favors. She's becoming more
and more ineffective as agy. She is running out a rope.
Speaker 3: Agreed, She's not though Trump loves her. I mean she's
not going anywhere.
Speaker 2: She's running out of rope as like for public consensus sake,
you know. Terry Silva two nine one two, Thank you
for that supersticker. Jenny Pile's nine seven five seven Please
wish Karen and Lynn fellow listeners a happy anniversary, Happy
and a rosary Raquel Raquel s eight eight six', five
Celebrating valentine's single As my divorce is finally. Official, yay yay.
You here's a dollar for every last year AS i
happily closed that chapter twenty one. Years love you, Jerks, listen.
Speaker 3: That's the right thing for. You then you can go, celebrate.
Speaker 2: Girl go get yourself A i don't know a big
cake to. Celebrate go mama H i may catch crap for,
this BUT i can't help but Think trump doesn't Criticize
pam because she is following his. Orders it's the only
thing that makes what she's done any. Sense it's probably True.
Supernova Maybe blondie is playing forty. CHESS i don't think
she plays.
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help this.
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keep this economy roaring by driving MY o TO f
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got climate change when we got a twenty four hour weather?
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bias they can't. Skew it's a very good. Point Brian.
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never have a stroke, again. Anniversary let's keep walking the, journey.
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training and my thoughts are we must understand its. Limitations
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are we are throwing a big thirtieth anniversary party with,
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at where we are.
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it will be cheaper windmills In. Oklahoma we're supposed to
make electricity. Cheaper it has only gotten more expensive since,
installed that's. True, YEAH i mean the government will find.
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make money off of, it you know WHAT i. Mean
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know she. Does she. Does you guys were bringing it
in For Valentine's.
Speaker 13: Day Valentine's.
Speaker 2: Day we hope you guys enjoy your weekend soaking all
the love and we'll talk to you On. Monday, bye,
everybody