Speaker 1: What do you think the consequences of a shutdown?
Speaker 2: You absolutely idiots?
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh. They just they hate whatever he does,
even if what he's doing is ultimately going to be
a net benefit.
Speaker 2: Happy Tuesday, everybody.
Speaker 1: Greetings to all yea, and to all a greeting.
Speaker 2: A good morning too.
Speaker 1: Yeah. All right, So we're gonna have show today, and
we're gonna start it off with a story that was
kind of circulating around yesterday and I wasn't paying that
much attention to it. Perhaps I should have. Maybe it's
like a bigger deal than I was making it out
to be. But the Louver got got robbed, which is
kind of a big deal admittedly, Like and I was like, ooh,
I wonder if it was like Ocean's.
Speaker 2: Eleven type of heist, you know what I mean, Danny
Ocean and his gang.
Speaker 1: Turns out it was not. It was very like low
like low. It did not require all kinds of it just.
Speaker 2: Was yeah, it was people were broken and nobody was hot.
Speaker 1: No, no, it sounds like it was very normal, like
they were able to get in and make off with
stuff that they shouldn't have been able to do so easily.
And then things started to make sense because, as Benny
Johnson pointed out, it was all about DEEI Back in
twenty twenty one, the Louver hired a woman because they
wanted to feminize recruitment to key posts at the museum,
and so they had these women as head of security.
And this was not This was not a good thing
to do. You never hire people to feminize or diversify
or do any of those stupid words. You hire them
because they're effective at their job, and this woman clearly
was not. So she looks manly, but she is not,
in fact man and I don't think she had the
chops to deal with a very simple burglary, so obviously not.
Speaker 2: They got They were in and out in seven minutes,
is what I read. And it was just like smash
and grab kind of thing, like where was everybody right?
That's why I thought, immediu. I'm like, it has to
be an inside job. Okay, Well if it's not, then
she totally failed. She totally was security. Oh my god.
And then and then I.
Speaker 1: Saw the crown that was like a crown just like
was left in a gutter somewhere, broken, like a freaking
crown filled with jewels that was by Napoleon, Are you serious?
Speaker 2: I know, what the hell? And then of course my
kids and because our kids were over last night and
they were like, oh my god, they were looking at
pictures of when the last time they went to the
Louver and she was like, look at this, and we
saw the Mona Lisa and this and that, and I'm like,
so somebody just walked in there and just stole a
bunch of shit.
Speaker 1: And people just during the day like why there were
people there looking at things?
Speaker 2: Total fail? I fail.
Speaker 1: You don't get failed than that failure. You you don't
get more fail than that. I mean, you just that's crazy. Okay,
that is freaking crazy. All right, So that happened. Moving on,
we need to talk about There's a guy that follows
us and we follow him to. His name is Florida Dad,
and he often has very similar reactions to TMZ that
Donald Trump. You know, he just pardoned George Santos. We
talked about that yesterday. There's a rumor that he intends
to commute the sentence of Diddy, which is like the
dumbest possible thing he could do ever, And so Florida
Dad said, Trump does something great, Trump does something dumb. Rinse, wash, repeat,
and that's how it is.
Speaker 2: Okay, but are we sure he's doing it because it's TMZ,
you guys, it's not TMZ, all right, I don't take
TMZ seriously. They were the ones that were cheering when
Charlie Kirk died.
Speaker 1: True, you know, And maybe maybe it's a horrible, terrible,
baseless rumor. I'm hoping that that's the case. But there
is no reason for this to happen, zero reason.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, the guys, you should at more time,
did he?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Exactly. So anyway, we'll see what happens with that,
and then currently in progress, you're gonna start seeing this
become the newest story, the newest reason the Democrats and
liberals are super outraged right now. Construction has begun on
the ballroom that Trump is adding to the swing of
the White House. We've been talking about this forever. He
is using donor money and his own money to finance
this amazingly gorgeous new ballroom that will be used for
generations and generations to come. And this is what the
Democrats have decided to have an absolute bit about now.
And this reaction is just one of many similar reactions.
So this person said, that is a historical building. Pictures
are coming out of the demo happening now in a
bands of it being built, and did he says, and
that m effort just tore it apart. The east wing
facade was built in nineteen oh two. No president has
ever demolished part of the White House for their own
personal gain. And don't even try to say that's not
what this is. It's also possibly illegal.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, get.
Speaker 1: That bastard son of a bitch, criminal out of the
damn White House. This is the This is what people
on the left are freaking out about now.
Speaker 2: Of course they are. Of course they're freaking out about this.
Did we expect anything more from them?
Speaker 1: Honestly, well, I just kind of thought that, like when
the news broke that he was going to build the ballroom,
that would be when the freak out was. But now
it's like they're seeing it happen and they're all of
a sudden like, oh my god, panic.
Speaker 2: You know, Yeah, they're lunatics. It doesn't matter even if
he like if he does any remember when I think
he did like the flags on the White House lawn. Yeah,
they're like, but we hate right, Okay, whatever, I just
at this point, I'm like, whatever anything he does, they
do the opposite.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they they hate whatever he does, even if what
he's doing is ultimately going to be a net benefit.
And this is not for himself, this is not for
personal gain. He's going to live there three more years
and that's it. So this is not about personal gain.
I don't know how people could make that.
Speaker 2: I have total liberal fatigue at this point.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, and here's some facts if you want to read
these for people. This is what has happened at the
White House.
Speaker 2: A lot of fake outrage over construction of the big,
beautiful and privately funded White House ball Room. In fact,
presidents have been renovating expanding the White House for more
than one hundred years. In nineteen oh two, President Theodore
Roosevelt built the West Wing. In nineteen oh nine, President
William Howard taft out of the first Oval office during
a West Wing expansion. In nineteen thirty three, President Franklin D.
Roosevelt added a second floor to the West Wing. In
nineteen thirty four, he relocated the Oval Office to its
current spot, completed the East Wing, and built an indoor
swimming pool that sounds delightful. In nineteen forty eight, President
Harry Truman began completely gutting and rebuilding the White House interior,
preserving only the exterior walls. In nineteen seventy, President Nixon
converted FDR's pool into the press Briefing Room. In nineteen
seventy three, he added a bowling alley in the basement.
Also sounds cool, sprep. In two thousand and nine, President
Obama upgraded the tennis court into a full basketball court. Now,
in twenty twenty five, President Trump has broken ground on
a grand ballroom, modernizing the wing while privately funding and
he's privately funding the project.
Speaker 1: What there means to come here's the difference.
Speaker 2: Everybody else used taxpayer money but not him, you know,
and they're like, get him out of the gd White
House at you, I mean, just.
Speaker 1: The outrage is so stupid at that, and stupid it is.
Speaker 2: It's like every other president does something to the White House.
He does it, and it's, oh my god, it's illegal. No, Actually,
people busting over the border, that's illegal. That's what's the legal?
Good lord exactly?
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Speaker 1: All. Right, Let's get to a little world affairs, because
Trump spoke about world affairs while he was hosting the
Australian Prime Minister at the White House yesterday, and he
was asked about come US and the fact that they
have renegged on their ceasefire and which means that Israel
has fought back and there's all this turmoil and Gosins
are getting shot by Hamas' public execution style. And Trump
is measured but very firm in terms of how he
plans to go about fixing this problem. Here is a
little bit of what he said.
Speaker 4: We made a deal with Hamas that you know, they're
going to be very good. They're going to behave they're
going to be nice, and if they're not, we're going
to go and we're going to eradicate them.
Speaker 3: If we have to, they'll be eradicated. And they know
that so they went in.
Speaker 4: They went in, and I don't believe it was the leadership.
They had some rebellion in there among themselves, and they
killed some people, you know, pretty a lot of people.
Speaker 3: But this is a violent group.
Speaker 4: You know, you've probably noticed over the last hundred years,
this is a very violent group of people. And they
got very rambunctious, and they did things that they shouldn't
be doing. And if they keep doing it, then we're
going to go in and straighten it out, and it'll
happen very quickly and pretty violently.
Speaker 3: Unfortunately.
Speaker 1: At ASS that's fairly clear. However, people are always like,
what do you mean by the we? Like, are we
sending troops? What do you mean when you say we?
And so once again he entertained that question, and here
was the response. Yeah, just following up on that question.
Speaker 5: When you say we are going to eradicate hamask who
is we?
Speaker 1: Does that include American who's on the ground.
Speaker 3: No, it won't be on the ground.
Speaker 4: That Oh, we don't need to because we have many countries,
as you know, signed on to this deal.
Speaker 3: The way I viewed, fifty nine countries and unanimous.
Speaker 4: There's never been nobody ever believed in countries that four
months ago didn't like each other, and now they're all
aligned together. I mean, we've had countries calling me when
they saw some of the killing with Hamas, saying we'd
love to go in and take care of this situation
in ourselves.
Speaker 3: Addition, you have Israel would go in in two minutes.
Speaker 4: If I asked him to go in, I could tell
him go in and take care of it.
Speaker 3: But right now we haven't said that.
Speaker 4: We're going to give it a little chance and hopefully
there will be a little less violence. But right now,
you know, they're violent people. Hamas has been very violent.
Speaker 1: I love that he was just like, I can tell
Israel to go in there in two minutes and they
would do it. And meanwhile, all the canvases and everybody
is like, Israel runs the United States.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's like, Trump is not Yahu's bitch. Really really though,
I don't think that's the case at all at all.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Also, speaking of world affairs, there was a reporter
I've never seen this woman before, I don't know where
she's from, who was very She was bold in asking
her question to Donald Trump about, you know, he's the
leader of the free world, why doesn't he just finish
this Ukraine war like that's a thing, And so she
sounded like a complete idiot, and he also recognize her,
recognize she sounded like an idiot, And this is how
that went.
Speaker 6: And you have leading your power, the most powerful man
on earth.
Speaker 1: Why aren't you just enabled?
Speaker 3: You crying to finish the school tomorrow.
Speaker 4: Well, if you knew anything about what you were talking about,
you'd be able.
Speaker 3: You don't. I don't think you do.
Speaker 4: Really, I don't think you do it because it's a
little more complicated than that. But it sounds easy. We're
in the process of trying to make a deal. If
we make a deal, that's great. If we don't make
a deal, it'll be a lot of people are going
to be paying a big price.
Speaker 2: Why can't you just wave your wand and do it, Jane,
You ignorance slut. I mean, why are you at Why
Why do they allow these people to even ask questions?
Speaker 1: And she's like, no, I do I do know what
I'm talking about. And he's like, no, I don't.
Speaker 7: Think you do.
Speaker 1: You don't just say I'm going to end this word now. Poof.
Speaker 2: That's not how a Kardashian made her way into the
press room, just stop it.
Speaker 1: There was also, as always, whenever there's Q and A
with President Trump, something hilarious always happens, and that moment
came when apparently he was informed by a reporter that
there was an Australian ambassador of some sort that had
said mean things about him and did he have a
response to that? And hilarity ensued.
Speaker 3: The ambassador said, about you with the posse, he's trying
to investment.
Speaker 4: I don't know anything about him, and if you said
bad then maybe he'll like to apologize. I really don't know.
Did an ambassador to say something bad about it? Don't
tell me?
Speaker 3: Where is he? Is he still working for me? Yeah?
Do you said bad positions to prison? I don't like
you either, and I probably never will go ahead.
Speaker 2: Oh my god. I love it like a placard, like
a plate in front, and that just says the president.
Speaker 1: Right, there's any confusion about that?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 2: Who Trump is?
Speaker 1: I just love that he was like, who is that?
Does he even work for you? And it's like it's me.
I'm over here and I did it before.
Speaker 2: I was in this position. Homer Simpson going to the bushes.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine being that guy?
Speaker 2: Yeah, how mortifying. It's pretty more. Yeah, it's mortifying.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh. Also, we talked about yesterday how the
I don't know if it was the Secret Yeah, I
think it was the Secret Service that found that weird
hunting stand like that was that had a direct line
of sight to the Palm Beach Airport where Trump usually
d planes. Air Force one. Dan Bongino was on Fox
yesterday to talk about that and and basically like, what's
going to happen now with that investigation of it?
Speaker 2: Here he is.
Speaker 8: I was on the phone yesterday back and forth with
the D two, the deputy director over at the Secret Service,
Matt Quinn, great guy. They were very concerned their security
sweep discovered this hunting stand. The director Cash Pttel was
directly involved right away. I'm on the email chain with him.
He ordered an immediate immediate response. I believe we had
our plane flown down there. This hunting stand was appropriately
dismantled being flown to our lab. I believe it's there
right now, and all of the forensic tools we have,
from digital tools to biometric tools, they are all going
to be applied to try to find out who put
this up there and why.
Speaker 9: Mister debutter, director, big picture here, the snipers have become
a problem. The first assassination attempt against the president, the
assassination of Charlie Kirk, the attempted assassination of our ice officers.
Speaker 10: That's the new tool.
Speaker 9: Now they're attacking from the top.
Speaker 8: Well, I wouldn't say it's a new tool. It's an
old tool that may be used more often by folks
who realize that there's some tactical advantage to distance and cover.
The Secret Services had to make a lot of modifications, Lawrence,
given that this tool was obviously used or attempted to
be used multiple times. They've expanded their security perimeter.
Speaker 3: How they do.
Speaker 8: I'm very close friends with the director over there and
the deputy director, and some of those modifications been made.
And I think you saw the modifications with the discovery
of this of this this hunting stand set up in
the tree outside of West Palm Beach. But yeah, there's
no room. This is a zero fail mission, Lawrence. No
time for a BS here. It's zero fail. You can't
have a mistake here. It's just not I haven't been
a Secret Service agent and now an FBI agent, and
with the MYPD, I can tell you this is one
of those missions where there's no do overs.
Speaker 2: It'll be interesting to see what happens when they get
the forensics back.
Speaker 1: What and you know, who knows, Like maybe it's something
that's been there for absolutely ever and it's one hundred
percent innocent. But I'm glad that they're doing all of
the investigating because Trump is obviously target on him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh my gosh, he is totally a target.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I don't there's more. I mean, I keep
seeing all the videos from the No King's protests of
people that are just they're shameless about saying how much
they hope he dies.
Speaker 2: Yep, it's disgusting.
Speaker 3: Yep.
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Speaker 1: It all right, it is time once again to share
a clip of our favorite little sinus infection guy from
this administration. Kevin has it. He always sounds sick, and
I just love him because he's such a happy little
sick man. Yeah, and so he was talking about the fact.
This was yesterday morning when he was on the news
talking about the possibility of maybe there being some cracks
in the solid Senate Democrat hold against the shutdown. Right now,
so we are still in shutdown. This is day twenty one,
I believe, and I don't see any sign because they
voted yesterday again and Democrats are still being Democrats.
Speaker 2: Twelve time, so the twelf time I think they've voted ridiculous.
Speaker 1: So I don't know why Kevin. I mean, obviously Kevin
is way more connected than I am, and he would know.
So maybe later this week, maybe we'll see some cracks.
But anyway, here he is talking about the shutdown.
Speaker 12: It has been very active throughout this process. But it's
also his position that this is a thing that the
Senate needs to work out. A lot of our friends
in the Senate have said that it was just bad
optics for Democrats to open the government before the no
King's rally, and that now there's a shot that this
week things will come together and very quickly the moderate
Democrats will move forward and get us an open government,
at which point we could negotiate whatever policies they want
to negotiate.
Speaker 13: With regular order.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 12: I was very pleased to see that my friend Senator
Shaheen from Hampshire, a very sound minded Democrat, came out
and supported opening the government on Friday. So it means
that they're sort of cracks in the Schumer armor. I
think the Schumer shutdown is likely to end sometime this week.
But I can tell you that if it doesn't. If
it doesn't, if the story that we've been basically hearing
from moderates that look, we just can't do it in
front of the No Kings rally, if that ends up
not being true, that I think that the White House
is going to have to look very closely, along with
rust vote at stronger measures that we could take to
bring up to the table.
Speaker 2: So they need five, right, they need five Democrat senators
I think to pass it was like seven maybe seven, Okay,
I don't know if like because people have caved or
I say on their side, people have caved. I thought
that they needed five more, but maybe I'm wrong.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't, because I think they had three. But
I don't even know if those three have been consistently
voting to open the government. So I've lost track of
the numbers at this point, but I guess according to
the Hill, there's people that are that really want to
get the government opened, but they're afraid of their base,
Like they're afraid of all these people that were at
the No King's protest. They're afraid And it's just so
freaking stupid. Even if the number is true that it
was seven million people that protested, and that's unlikely. It
was probably maybe two or three million. It's a lot,
but when you look at the entire voting population, it's
not you know what I mean, right, Like, it's not
that many.
Speaker 2: So Democrats are being held hostage by their constituents, and
then in turn, they're holding the American people hostage.
Speaker 1: Make it makes sense, right, right? It's so stupid. It
is so stupid. Doesn't he just always sound like he does?
Speaker 2: He does? He does. I want to give him some
apron I have some clariton and be like, okay, all right,
I think that.
Speaker 1: Might just be his voice.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it'd be. It could maybe as a deviated septim
or something. We just don't know it, and we're making
fun of him, and we're terrible people. Oh, here we are.
Speaker 1: Mike Johnson, of course, has been speaking out about every
day of the shutdown. He always has something to say,
and he had a couple things to say on the shutdown.
Here is the first clip, and then he also made
note of the protests that happen over the weekend. But
here he is on the shutdown.
Speaker 14: On the other side, Democrats can't even agree amongst themselves.
You got different different subgroups among them. You've got a
few reasonable Democrats who know shutdowns hurt the people, and
they've already voted for our bill. They want to keep
the government open. Then you've got others desperate to prop
up the failures of Obamacare with no reforms whatsoever to
make the the most program more affordable, that's what we're
fighting for. And you've got AOC calling for her own negotiations.
Speaker 15: On Life TV.
Speaker 14: And you've got Chuck Schumer and Hakim Jeffreys still unable
to articulate what it is they need to reopen the government.
It illustrates the point once again, this was never about
a solution. It was about creating an issue. Now that
Democrats have had their protest and publicity stunts, I just
pray that they come to their senses and end this
shutdown and reopen the government this week. Republicans are waiting,
the American people are waiting, and we are ready to act.
Speaker 2: They're just perpetual obstructionists. This is all they want to do.
It's just caused problems, and I cannot believe the American
people as a whole cannot see that. These people just
want to do the opposite of whatever it is that
Trump wants to do. Mm hmm, that's awesome. It's true
this point.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And what's crazy. I saw this somewhere online and
like I was just like, whoa this this this cr
that they're trying to get the vote on to reopen
the government only opens it through like a few weeks
into November. It's like the eighteenth or the twenty first
or something like that, and then all of this has
to be gone through again. So this is the most
and the longer it goes, it's literally voting for four weeks,
you know what I mean? This is crazy that this
is only going to last through mid to late November.
And I saw that yesterday. I was like, I cannot
believe everybody is so this is so stupid. They open
the government and then hash out all of your healthcare bullshit.
Trump wants to do it. The Republicans want to do
it too, they fix what you broke with Obamacare.
Speaker 2: Democrats they don't want to do it. They don't want
to do it. They just want to be They just
want to be obstructionist. That's all they want to do.
They just want to get in the way. And then
they want to try to play victim. Such a classic
liberal playbook. Bullshit, this is what they do. It's so typical,
and there are so many people in this country that
fall for it because they too feel like we're so
victimized by this. But then there are a lot of
us that still have brains that are looking at it
going this is they're holding America hijack because it's like
they're they're they're just wanting to get and I guess
they're just they're pissed off their team didn't win. Yeah,
that's all stop, that's armated.
Speaker 1: And they're mad that their signature healthcare program has been
such a colossal fail and so but I mean it
has been everything that is wrong with Obamacare, the skyrocketing
premiums that they're so worried about. When the subsidies go away,
it is their fault. I mean, like, how do they
I don't even understand how people don't understand that.
Speaker 2: Well, it's kind of like immigration. It's their fault that
a bunch of illegals came in, and then they play
victim when we try to clean up the problem. Somehow
they're victims.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're victims of their own making.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: Johnson also spoke about the No King's protest, and here he.
Speaker 14: Is on that politics. The politics were on full display.
The politics the spectacle is what the mobs, the crowds,
the rallies this week were all about. It was it was.
It was quite ironic, though the irony was was very glaring.
They called it the No King's Rally. But the great irony,
of course, that we pointed out over and over was
that if President Trump was a king, the government would
be open. If President Trump was a king, he would
have closed the national parks in the National Mall, so
they couldn't have had the rally out here.
Speaker 1: That was a great point.
Speaker 2: He's absolutely right. I mean, the whole notion that you
think there's a king is absurd because you're able to protest.
Mm hmm, not real. These people just can't see it.
It's that yeah.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine if he would have shut down the
mall and made there not be any place for them
to protest.
Speaker 2: And I've but he's not gonna do that because he's
not a.
Speaker 1: King, exactly exactly. So I guess who was on the
view yesterday. It was you, Bernie.
Speaker 2: That's your poor sweatshirt.
Speaker 1: So he was in rare form, I gotta say. Sarah
Haynes caught him in a moment and it was sort
of spectacular. They were talking about the shutdown, and she
was lamenting about the fact that the you know, the military,
that so many people are not being paid who should
be paid border patrol, et cetera. And so they were
talking about this possibility of Congress people not getting paid
during shutdowns, and Bernie had to concede that she was
making a valid point. He at first tried to defend, well,
there's some people in Congress that can't afford it like
that he should just fring up that much better. So
here is the little back and forth between him and Sarah.
Speaker 16: It's easier for the politicians in DC to go away
from each other and say we will win this way
while people are losing their paychecks. If Congress just said,
we're not going to take our paychecks, don't we figure
this out, that.
Speaker 2: Would be a noble step in the right direction.
Speaker 17: I think that not everybody kind of forth to You
got some young people there with kids.
Speaker 16: There, the people that aren't getting paid.
Speaker 3: Though, I out.
Speaker 2: Point you should get Bernie, you should pare point. Maybe
you should sell one of your three homes and help
them out.
Speaker 18: Burn.
Speaker 2: I mean, since you're so fell and throp but you're
so benevolent. You're that guy that's always like, you know,
help everybody out. At some points you've made enough money. Million.
Speaker 1: He doesn't help them with his own money. No, that's
right now, our money, what a fred. Look, people are
such phonies. They're absolute hypocrites. He's like, oh, we got
people that are trying to support their families. Really, Bernie, really,
what do you think the consequences of a shutdown?
Speaker 2: You absolutely idiot?
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh. The way they also talk to him
about these recent indictments that have happened James Comy, Letitia James,
et cetera. And he obviously is going to feign so
much outrage about how different this kind of weaponization of
the Justice Department is. It's totally different than what was
happening with Donald Trump. Don't you see how different that is?
So it's so over the top. But whoopee. At the
end of it is like, you just have to come
back on our show. I mean, it's so important that
you come back. Like they were so impressed by what
he said.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, it was.
Speaker 6: You guys watched the prompt let George Samptoms out of jail.
At the same time though, that he's going after folks
like James Comy and Leticia James. So, how are you
feeling about this? What what I think most Americans see
as an unequal display of judy show accountability and the weaponizing.
Speaker 17: Of and he just happened to pardon well up, was
it over a thousand people who try to overthrow the
United States government?
Speaker 16: Yeah?
Speaker 2: You know, January six, all right.
Speaker 17: And meanwhile, in an unprecedented way, and this is scary stuff.
He is going after the Attorney General of the State
of New York because she did her job, going after
a sitting United States senator, going after the head form
a head of the FBI.
Speaker 1: That is not what America is about.
Speaker 17: We disagree with each other, that's fine, but we don't
throw our opponents in jail.
Speaker 1: You know, you just have to come back some more.
You just have to come back.
Speaker 2: He just said that out loud. We don't throw our
opponents really because you did that, you really wanted to
do that, and then you tried to kill him. Make
it make sense, you guys. These people are they're absolutely unusual, projection,
all gas lighting. It's nuts, absolutely, And Letitia James, she
said that out loud. That was like her main goal
is she wanted to politicize everything. She was. It was wharf.
It was like political warfare. That is that was her job,
that was her mission. It's just unreal, isn't he And
there's just no self awareness none.
Speaker 1: It's like they forget that we remember these things, that
we can go back and see what they said that
they just don't. They just forget that we can.
Speaker 2: And j six to bring that up. Yeah, let's talk
about your friend Nancy and what she did and did
not do that day, Bernie, because I know, I know
this administration is going to find out. I have hope
that they're going to find out. In the next couple
of years. We're going to see some headgs roll and
I hope it includes Liz Cheney and that cry baby
that were on the committee. I stand with people kind
not understand well.
Speaker 1: I hope that it's true what Sinus infection has said about,
you know, maybe some chinks in the armor of the
Schumer shutdown, because you know, if it is true, and
if all the people that are wavering, if there are
people that are wavering, if they watch CNN, they would hear.
They would have heard yesterday Harry Anton, the data guy,
talking about how or if this shutdown has impacted Trump
and his approval rating. And the answer, sneak peek is nope.
Speaker 13: About Donald Trump shutdowns not approval rating. We're talking twenty
days into it. In twenty eighteen slash twenty nineteen, Donald
Trump's not approp rating was already falling. The shutdown was
eating and it was popular support. It was down three
points already at this particular point and would fall considerably more.
It was very much on the decline. You come over
to this side of the screen. This shutdown hasn't eaten
and the Donald Trump support at all isn't That approval
rating is actually up a point in terms of in
terms of his popular support. So the bottom line is
this the first shutdown during Trump's first term twenty eighteen
twenty nineteen was hurting Donald Trump. This one is not
hurting him at all. There's no real reason Donald Trump
might say, at least when it comes to popular support,
I want to get out of the shutdown.
Speaker 4: What about the question of blame?
Speaker 13: Yeah, okay, what about the question of blame you? Okay?
You see here, you see Donald Trump's then approv rating
was down twenty eighteen to twenty nineteen. You talk about
twenty twenty five is net approve rating is up. It
comes down to the blame game, a game I love
to play when I was younger. Blame Trump for the
shutdown A great deal. In twenty eighteen slash twenty nineteen,
sixty one percent more than three and five Americans blame
Trump a great deal for that particular shutdown. You come
over to this side of the screen. Look at this.
It's a different world. It's a different world. Forty eight
percent of Americans blame Trump a great deal for this
particular shutdown. So it's more than three and five back
in twenty eighteen slash twenty nineteen, it's less than half
a drop of thirteen points. Again, it's no real wonder
that Donald Trump at this point, looking at the shutdown, says,
you know what, it's not actually harming me politically, in
large part because he's getting less of the blame.
Speaker 2: Because people have lived through the past. However, many years
we've watched what's happened. We've watch the weaponization of government.
We watched what Bernie says has not happened. You know
well what it's happened, but it's happened on our side.
We've watched him just get beaten up and just pummeled
at time after time after time. And it's not his fault.
This isn't his fault. He's trying to actually solve some problems.
He didn't have to do this, he didn't have to
run again. He got in, We put him there. We
want him to solve problems, and they Democrats are getting
in the way of that. It's starting to kiss people off,
like it's starting to to the point where it's like
you know what, we pay the bills. Do your freaking
jobs and let him solve the problems that we elected
him to do. Get out of his way.
Speaker 13: Lord.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, it's almost It would be unbelievable if it
weren't so par for the course for Democrats, but of
course it is par for the courts.
Speaker 2: So frustrating it really is. They only want to protect criminals, illegals,
I repeat myself. And people who don't, they don't give
a shit about the America, the hard working American tax payer.
They don't. They say they do, but they don't. If
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Speaker 1: Okay, all right, so just one more. I know we
talked about this little bit yesterday, the j Jones thing,
the fact that his campaign brought in like five hundred
thousand additional dollars after the debate which he completely bombed.
He sounded like an idiot in that debate. And yet,
just as we said, Democrats are always going to defend
the indefensible. And here's a perfect example. Tim Kaine was
asked directly, are you suggested, do you think that Jay
Jones should drop out of this race? And these Democrats
have no standards. So here is what Tim Kaine said, Senator,
Should Jay Jones drop out of this race?
Speaker 19: No, he shouldn't, Kristen, those texts, private texts with a
colleague cannot be defended. They cannot be defended. But Jay
Jones has apologized earnestly. The Republicans knew about these texts
for years. They waited until the ballot was printed, and
they waited until hundreds of thousands of people had already voted,
beginning on September nineteenth. The voters will make up their
mind about these texts. Voters have to grapple with that.
I've known Jay Jones for twenty five years. I think
this single text exchange that he had with a colleague
was very out of character for him, and that's why
I continue to support him.
Speaker 20: Well, let me ask you this center, because a lot
of people look at this, and I think they asked
the question, if this were a Republican, would you be
calling for him to drop out of the race.
Speaker 3: Absolutely not.
Speaker 19: But no, we're not calling for Republicans to drop.
Speaker 3: Out of races.
Speaker 19: We do say, apologize. You have to take account for
your actions, and voters can look at the actions and
look at your sincerity.
Speaker 2: If you apologize, they don't try to They don't ask
him to drop out of races. They just try to
kill them.
Speaker 1: Or tell them. That's all so different, don' you see?
Totally different? Oh my god?
Speaker 2: And it was what he's mad about the timing. He
was mad about the timing on it. He's like, I
mean they waited, Republicans waited to put all this out there,
like right before, like right around the time. Is there
a good time or a bad time to like show
the world that he's a complete loon. There's never I
kennt and he's like I've known him twenty five years. Well,
then that speaks volumes about you exactly.
Speaker 1: He was almost vice president. Remember, Oh my.
Speaker 2: God, again another bullet just completely dodged. Yeah, for real,
so many bullets.
Speaker 1: I am hoping that Esti has seen this video, this
recent video of Kamala talking about hope. You know how Kamala,
You know, Kamala likes to feel like she's saying something
really profound, even though she usually isn't. Usually it's just
a big fat word salad. And I think her favorite
is when she thinks that she's inspiring her audience in
some way, which she never is. But this is a
little bit from this. This is like deep thoughts from
Kamala Harris about the topic of hope. That's an interesting thing,
it is.
Speaker 21: It's something that is ours to have, but it can't
be taken from us. We can't let our hope be
taken from us. It's something that comes from inside of
us that we have and when we look around and
see each other and we know that this fight is
worth it, that gives me hope.
Speaker 18: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Deep thought brought to you by Scotch lots of Scotts ridiculous,
like kicking them back. What more I want?
Speaker 1: I want to do that, like to do her impersonation
of Kamala of that moment.
Speaker 2: Specifically to hope you guys, we all have it inside
of us.
Speaker 1: It's ours to have.
Speaker 2: Nobody can take it from you. Nobody can take it
what people buy the staff, like people buy her book.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and they think that she should have been president.
Speaker 2: I just can't. It's not the same.
Speaker 1: Also, yesterday we talked about this woman that was at
the All Kings protest. As a car was driving by
and excuse me, there was a guy holding a Charlie
Kirk as a Hero flag and she was responding to
it and she did the whole motion of getting shot
in the neck. Real classy woman. We told you yesterday
that this was an elementary school teacher. There's been a
lot of pushback on the school in Chicago to fire her,
and there was a made up screenshot that was going
around yesterday. So I just wanted to make sure that
people don't think that she has been fired, because as
of yesterday, this screenshot from Nathan Hale Elementary School was
circulating saying, you know, we've talked to her like she's
being disciplined. Whatever, it's fake, it's not real. And there
have been no updates by the school. So she is
still employed and teaching elementary school kids.
Speaker 2: That's fantastic, my god.
Speaker 19: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And if they do talk to her, what she gets
like paid leave, So we have to pay for this
chick to like, I just cannot. This is a This
is an educator of young children who, by the way,
I guarantee you at least half of her classroom have
parents who are conservatives, right, So how does she feel
about that? How does she feel about those kids? Does
she give those kids the same level of respect as
the liberal the liberal kids I say liberal kids. They're
not anything yet, but you know what I mean, their
parents are liberals. How does she treat those kids? Honestly,
if she knew that a kid was like a kid
of a mega you know person, what do you think
she'd do? Just based on this garbage? She is a vile,
disgusting human being. She has no children, no business being
her own kids.
Speaker 1: I saw like a different angle video because what we
showed yesterday was like almost looked like it was from
the car right that it was getting her straight on,
but there was another angle from behind her that was
also posted, and it turns out her husband posted it
like loot, look at what I'm so proud of my wife.
Look at what she did. Yeah, dude, oh my god,
which I guess makes sense. I mean, like the horrible
people find each other, right, Yeah, I guess I wonder
what he looks like.
Speaker 2: Yeah, God help us. I don't want to see it.
Don't show it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't want to see that either at that.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Also, yesterday, I genuinely did not think that this story
would last beyond yesterday, but the story of Harry Sisson
losing his mind that President Trump posted that AI video
of him in a fighter jet dumping piles of shit
onto Harry Sisson and other protesters. He cannot get over this,
you guys. He is still freaking out about it, and
he went on the Don Lemon Show to complain some more.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 10: I think this is actually bigger than me. You know,
I know that this video was attacking me, but there
were also millions of Americans that were also displayed in
that video, also getting attacked by the President of the
United States. So he's attacking me in a petty, gross
disgusting way. But I think the more concerning story here
is that, you know, I think this is his genuine
feelings toward peaceful protest, that if he could, he would
attack in some way, shape or form the people who dissent.
So I don't think that this is exactly it's just
about me or like the gross attack. I think this
is a broader, more concerning story surrounding the Trump I just.
Speaker 2: Can't see it. For years, these people have been calling
us racist, fascists and Nazis, and he's complaining about a
shit meme. Grow up, grow up kid. I swear to god,
it's like we're tougher. We're tougher because of the things
that these people have done to us, which I got
to say a lot of it's defamatory, but we take it.
We take the hits, and we're just like whatever. This
kid is a grade A you know what. Like I
won't say the word because it is a family show, right,
but that kid is a woos. He is a woos.
If there ever is a civil war, I am fifty
four years old, I have osteoporosis. I could take kids
like him.
Speaker 1: Oh god, yeah, we could love to see that because
me too, because of the.
Speaker 2: Way that he is. This is they are constant victims,
like you can't even see again with the whole not
being able to have any self awareness whatsoever. These people
have literally called us Nazis and racists since you and
I have started, oh yeah, being chicks in the right,
since two thousand and nine. We've been doing this for
for almost eighteen years. We've been called racist and also
transfer everything, every name in the book. We've been called,
the sea were everything. We could give you a list
of everything we've been called. And this kid is pissed
off about a meme.
Speaker 1: It's so typical, right, I loved what Zeke Arkham said.
He said, so leftist can make fun of a man
being publicly assassinated, right can openly wish death on Maga,
can physically attack us, can wish death on children. But
if a sitting president shares a video where he drops
poop on them, that's crossing a line.
Speaker 2: Exactly got it, And they can't see it. No, they
are so weak, you guys, They're just so weak at this.
There's a part of me that feels a little sorry
for them. I mean a little bit, not a lot.
That his parents, everybody in his life. Has they have
done a huge disservice to that boy?
Speaker 1: Well, unfortunately, the mainstream media is contributing to the outrage, right,
So the more they're talking, they're asking questions of everybody,
how do you feel about this inappropriate AI video that
President Trump's ated. Mike Johnson was asked to give a
statement about this ridiculous poop video, and he handled it very,
very nicely, as Mike always does.
Speaker 2: Here he is president.
Speaker 9: The United States on the weekend, at least a video
of him pooping on the American people.
Speaker 14: The President uses social media to make the point. You
can argue he's probably the most effective person who's ever
used social media for that. He is. He is using
satire to make a point. He is not calling for
the murder of his political opponents. And that's what these
people are doing. I mean they're in one of these photos.
I think there's a picture of the president hanging in
an effigy by a noose on one of these one
on the forehead. I mean, it's it's unconscionable. Look with
America is built on the idea of free speech. You
have the right to protest. Of course, we jealously guard that.
I mean, Chip and I are attorneys. We've defended that
right in the course. But but what they're what they're
doing right now is different. I mean, they are trying
to incite violence. This is it's not funny. You don't
mock a president who has already had too failed assassination
attempts on his life.
Speaker 2: This is not a game.
Speaker 14: And the idea that communists would be supporting this is
unconscionable to us.
Speaker 2: They don't just try to incite violence. They are violent, Yeah,
they are. And then Harry turns around and he's like,
oh my on, there's a medium. I'm the victim. No
you're not. You're not the victim. Seriously, grow up, You're
just a child. Like somebody needs to tell this kid
to grow up.
Speaker 1: He won't because this is this is what they know
is victimization. This is like what the Democrats are based
on is being oppressed, being victimized in some way. This
is just their standard mo o.
Speaker 2: Cashing your check from the DNC.
Speaker 1: Dude, badya Ungar Sargon also talked about this and in
a way that is so characteristically insightful. She's just the
way that she she's like, she's like next level. I
just love her, and so here is her take on
the now infamous poop video.
Speaker 22: Have the right to have a mass therapy session about
the fact that Donald Trump won, but to call it
a no king's protest to act like he is a
king is so utterly preposterous. This is a man who
won the popular vote, He won every swing state.
Speaker 1: He is a person who.
Speaker 22: Is enacting the exact agenda he promised he was going
to enact while he was campaigning, and so what they're
actually protesting is the absolute perfection of American democracy, where
a person campaigned on an agenda, won the popular vote,
and is now enacting that agenda. So it was actually
a protest of democracy. All of which is to say,
the only way to greet such a preposterous proposition calling
this a no King's rally when it's actually an anti
democracy rally is to crap on it, I'm sorry, is
to basically make fun of it. And I think that
that has been the Trump administration's approach. They didn't try
to stop it, God forbid, because he's not a king.
They allowed them to have their say, they allowed them
to go out there, and then they made fun of them.
Speaker 7: You make look, yeah, first off, it was the largest protest.
I believe.
Speaker 1: They just cannot deal. She's like, they're gonna crap on
it because it's worthy of mockery. That's the point.
Speaker 2: It's totally worthy of it, and they just can't see it.
God bless them, God bless them well.
Speaker 1: And Caitlyn Collins of course, very upset as you might
expect about this video, and she had on some bitchy
lady that Scott Jennings often spars with, and then obviously
Scott Jennings, and so she asked Scott Jennings.
Speaker 2: Scott Jennings, she.
Speaker 1: Asked him what was even the point of this video?
And he answered her.
Speaker 11: Well, yeah, he was making a point. I mean, why
shouldn't the president. Why shouldn't the president use a made
up video to respond to a rally that has a
made up reason? I mean, it's a non existent reason.
We don't have a monarchy in this entry. We have
a presidency won by Donald Trump, who won the popular vote,
who won the electoral College, who won all the swing states.
We have a democracy. People voted and they elected the president,
and the only thing they're mad about is that he
is lawfully executing the Office of the Presidency and enforcing
laws that have been on the books.
Speaker 3: For a long time.
Speaker 11: So he made up a video. They made up a
reason to have a rally, and I think it was
kind of funny, to be honest with you.
Speaker 2: The chicken the red light, I know's so mad. She's
just so mad. It's like, you know, get over it.
They're the punchline now, you know. Yeah, They're just they're
the they can't see it, and they are the punchline
in it. And it's just it's kind of weird to
watch because forever, even like from a culture perspective, they
had the upper hand, and we're starting to get the
upper hand, like we because they don't know how to meme.
They have no sense of humor. They're just they're they're
just victimized, like they self victimized. What's is And they're pathetic.
Speaker 1: And then they get outraged at the dumbest stuff and
then the stuff that everybody should unitedly be outraged about,
death threats, you know, celebrating assassinations.
Speaker 2: They're like, what this is fine, and they're going on
shows going, oh my god, I cannot believe he did this.
You tried to kill him, you know, like you called
us Nazis and fascists and all this stuff for years,
like take all the seats, shut up, you're the joke now.
Speaker 1: So the reason for my name today is because the
music that that video was set to was danger Zone
by Kenny Loggins, and he, unfortunately is mad about his
song being used. So I will say he's not like
mean about it, but he is. He is like saying
I don't want my song used for this purpose. You
can read what he wrote in his little statement of variety.
Speaker 2: Kenny Logins slams Donald Trump for using danger Zone an
AI video where Trump drops species on no kings of protesters.
This is an unauthorized use of my performance. Nobody asked
me for my permission, which I could have denied, and
I request that my recording on this video is removed immediately.
I can't imagine why anybody would want their music user
associated with something created with the sole purpose of dividing us.
Too many people are trying to terrorists apart, and we
need to find ways to come together. We're all Americans,
we're all patriotic. There's no US in them. That's not
who we are, nor is it what it should be.
It's all of us. We're in this together, and it
is my hope that we can embrace music as a
way of celebrating, uniting each and every one of us. Yeah,
the problem is that is that he I feel like
this is virtue signaling, and he sold his catalog to
Primary Wave Publishing in twenty eighteen, so he doesn't own
this music anymore. It's not his.
Speaker 1: Suck it, Kenny, it's not his music.
Speaker 2: And they own they not only did they own the rights,
they own his name, they own the likeness for all marketing.
You sold out, you took a check. You don't get
an opinion in this, haha, So suck it, honestly.
Speaker 8: I know.
Speaker 1: It's just it's absolutely ridiculous.
Speaker 2: And you would say they have to like they have
to request my permission. No, that's not how this works.
Speaker 1: Not if you sold it. He sold it all.
Speaker 2: He sold it all.
Speaker 1: Yeah, then that they he can suck it. Yeah. You
were mentioning about how the left camp meme and it's
so true. And they also, you know, they get so
pearl clutchy over the way that this administration responds to
the members of the media sometimes because they have utter
contempt for them. Rightly, so it is utterly warranted contempt
that this administration has for the media. They've been treated
like absolute garbage by the media, and so they shouldn't
be surprised when this administration doesn't want to instantly give
them exactly what they want and the kind of access
that they want. Case in point, there's a reporter for
the HuffPo who reached out to Caroline Levitt and it
did not go well for him. So he apparently there
was this talk about where Putin and Zelensky might meet up,
and it was Budapest. He wanted to know, you know
who who came up with that idea, who picked Budapest?
And Caroline's response was your mom?
Speaker 2: Did ah.
Speaker 1: Like cannot? I love that so much? So then they
wrote a piece about how inappropriate, immature, blah blah blah
it is for Caroline to say it's your mom. So
Caroline responded to that and she gave the backstory about
how all of this came to be. She said, for context,
this guy from the Huffington Post is not a journalist
interested in the facts. He's a left wing hack who
is consistently attacked President Trump four years and constantly bombards
my phone with Democrat talking points. Just take a look
at his feet. It reads like an anti Trump personal diary.
Here is my full response to his quote unquote inquiry
activists who masquerade his reporters do a disservice to the profession.
And then she posted a screenshot of their text exchange.
Oh my god, I will be him, you be her? Okay,
so he said. Is the present aware of the significance
of Budapest in nineteen ninety four promised in Budapest not
to invade Ukraine if it gave up the nuclear weapons
it inherited when the Soviet Union dissolved? Does he not
see why Ukraine might object to that site? Who suggested Budapest?
Speaker 2: Thanks your mom did?
Speaker 1: Is this funny to you?
Speaker 2: It's funny to me that you actually consider yourself a journalist.
You are a far left hack and nobody takes seriously,
including your colleagues in the media. They just don't tell
you that to your face. Stop texting me. You're disingenuous,
biased and bullshit questions. I am in love with her,
like I'm in love with her. I know, I know
he's a goat. You guys, She's.
Speaker 1: The best, absolutely the best, no, no question, and this
is what when you say, they can't mean they just
don't understand that they are being mocked constantly because of
how ridiculous they are.
Speaker 2: They're just it's at the point it is it is
complete insanity at this point. It's ridiculosity. They are just
they're just caricatures of people at this point, and we're
making fun of it, and they can't see it. It's
like they're in a skit and we're all watching them
and they're just like, what what, we're the victims though
right now you're actually like just performers on a stage
and we're making fun of you because you're not real people.
Speaker 1: And they and then when they do try to meme,
it's such a colossal fail. They'll post the fat faced
JD Vance and think, ooh, we really got them. JD's
like retweeting it all over the place.
Speaker 2: We all love this fat JD Vance. The greatest were
the kittens, Remember the kittens. It's like, it's not they're
so bad at it. They don't know how to do it.
Oh my god.
Speaker 1: So democrats are losing a talking point when it comes
to prices because there are significant there's significant progress in
terms of prices. In fact, one of the things that
we saw yesterday is that egg prices that and that
it's a long standing thing that democrats love to point
to the price of eggs. Those prices have collapsed eighty
six percent. Look at that since the beginning of March.
That's amazing. Look at that. It's he's not going to
hear democrats talk about that.
Speaker 2: And we're not even at his first year yet, because
they were like, this needs to happen immediately in his
first two days. Remember now, Look we're like we're coming
into like the first year and things are going down.
Look at that.
Speaker 1: Look at that. And it's not just eggs. The gas
prices are about to hit to go under three dollars
per gallon for the first time like since I can remember.
Here is a little report about the gas prices.
Speaker 5: About triple A told Local four Michigan drivers are now
paying an average of two seventy nine per gallon for
regular unloaded, which is a new twenty twenty five lob
This price is forty one cents less than this time
last month, and forty nine cents less than this time
last year. And as you can imagine, drivers are loving
these lope.
Speaker 10: One hundred and twenty bucks.
Speaker 4: You no, great, Yeah, a lot better than last year,
that's for sure.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I wonder what gas prices are in California.
Speaker 1: Well I think I heard that they were going to
be approaching eight dollars. So California is in a world
on its own. Man, that is freaking whack.
Speaker 2: Escaped five dollar gas? She lasted five I wonder, but
that's probably that's probably Dutch. Not every part of California,
but even five dollar gas is insane.
Speaker 1: Insane, I mean, beyond insane. That's just unacceptable. And just
a quick flashback video of Jennifer Granholm. Remember she was
Biden's Energy Department secretary or whatever, and she's awful. I mean,
she's just an awful person. So there was interview and
I remember that we played this, you know, back in
the day when it was news, because she was asked,
what are you what can this administration? What can you
do as the secretary of Energy about oil production? And
this is what she said.
Speaker 3: Plan to increase oil production in America.
Speaker 23: Oh, that is hilarious.
Speaker 1: Would that I had the magic wand on this?
Speaker 23: As you know, of course, oil is a global market.
It is controlled by a cartel that cartel is called OPEK,
and they made a decision yesterday that they were not
going to increase beyond what they were already planning.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, So what you do is you produce
more oil. Yeah, and that's what Trump has done.
Speaker 2: Maybe maybe we shouldn't have had her in charge of that,
and we could have picked somebody that knew what the
hell they were doing the fact that she was lapping
at the American people with that question, she's like, Aha,
we have no control. Yeah, we actually do have some
control over it. So maybe quit laughing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what a horrible, horrible, horrible woman. Horrible woman. I
was reluctant to include this in the show. I didn't
yesterday because I just couldn't. I was, and I told you,
I was just like, I just can't.
Speaker 2: I can't even. I just can't. Gus, everybody, sit down,
get it, get a drink.
Speaker 1: No, no, I mean it's very well, just do this
very quickly, because it's just a tweet. We're not going
to play any canvas. But she is, I think, slowly
coming back from vacation. I don't know, so there's gonna
be videos went But she is trying to suggest that
she is some somehow super stunning and brave, you guys,
because look at what she wrote. She said, don't worry
about the gag order in the Charlie Kirk case. I
plan to violate it. On the world's behalfis I've discovered
this past week are enough to burn the house down.
And by house, I can only assume she means Charlie's
love is baby turning point USA, she says, yes, Charlie
was betrayed by every.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean that's what friends do, Like if something,
if something happened to me, I would hope that you
would come burn my house down.
Speaker 1: Right and like just tear chicks on the right to.
Speaker 2: The ground right, tear it all down. I mean, what
the hell. Yeah, she's constant. Look at her numbers, look
behind the scenes of the numbers, because we know she's
making a shit ton of money.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, like millions per a lot of money.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So this is absurd on its face because she is
not under the gag order. She was not a witness
to the crime, so there is no gag order in
place on her.
Speaker 2: It is utterly absurd for her to say.
Speaker 1: Something like that. But again, this show is all about
Candace right when Candace. Candace figures out ways to make
it about her. But the only people that are subject
to the gag order are individuals actually direct associated with
the case. I cannot believe that requires saying out loud,
but it does.
Speaker 2: So you get in there and make it about you, Candace.
You get in there, Come on, don't do it all right.
Speaker 1: She will find a way. She will find a way.
So sort of on the same topic, but like tangentially, so,
there was Seth Dylan from The Babylon Bee who he
and Kansas have had a huge falling out as most
normal people have with Candace. He their fight has been
both public and ugly, and they are not friends. And
so Seth Dylan recently was threatened physically, like he got
a death threat, which he then passed along to the
FBI to investigate. And there is movement on that person
who has actually threatened more people than just Seth Dylan.
So it's this Clouds guy whose handle on Twitter is
Zionist are scum And he said, you're in on it too, bitch.
Don't think we forgot conspired with foreign government about killing Charlie.
We effing know you did, bitch. We're gonna get you,
I promise, maybe not today or tomorrow, but you're living
on borrow time and you know it. So Seth said,
you live in Houston, right. I've been in touch with
law enforcement and they have some questions, and it turns
out that the update is that man is Nicholas Ray,
a twenty eight year old Texas resident who also posted
threats of violence towards Laura Lumer Josh Hammer, and he
is being extradited to Florida, where he will face multiple charges,
including written threats to kill, which is not legal. You're
not allowed to do that.
Speaker 2: You can't do that. What is it with the Texas
dudes like threatening to kill people? We had one of them,
right yeah?
Speaker 10: What is it?
Speaker 2: Enough with the come on text, let's do better?
Speaker 1: I know so interestingly enough, The reason that this is
tangentially related to Candae is because Claus on Twitter follows
a total of five accounts, and wouldn't you know it,
one of them is Candice Owens. And this is the problem.
Per words are sparking crazy people to do crazy things,
and she's gonna get people killed. That's the problem.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 1: I mean, there's just there's no getting around it. She
is going to get people killed.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 2: But listen, I cannot stand Dolla dollar bills.
Speaker 1: Yea, yeah, I gotta make that money.
Speaker 2: And then meantime her people will come to our page.
You'd be like, you get seven thousand a post, you
want to see it? Maybe I'd be great. I'd take it.
Not getting it, but I'd take it. Maybe go behind
the scenes and see what she's making. Has anybody done that?
Anybody done that? Because there would have like a lot
of new subs, a lot of new a lot of
cash rolling in there from all this conspiracy stuff just
putting it out there. People are really into that. They're
really into it.
Speaker 1: All right, So last week we got it. Before we
get to the fun stuff, we need to cover KJP,
who she's still on her book tour. I thought that that.
I thought she already did the book tour. I don't
know if that was like before it was released, and
now that it is released now she's like going out
it extra hard. First of all, we need to discuss
her hair, the makeover. This is a glowdown or whatever,
this whatever you say, this is a horrible, horrible change.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's horrible. It's not good. It's I'm not a
fan of the weave, but it's i mean, different hair.
Saying bull crap is what she's spewing. But the hair everything,
she looks brighter and like she needs to go with
their natural hair because the weave is not worthing for her.
You know, it's just not.
Speaker 1: And there's something going on. I don't know if it's
just like maybe she's wearing less makeup. I don't know,
but there's something not just about the hair. There's just
something about her entire appearance that is awful right now, Yeah,
it's awful.
Speaker 2: Everything is like like yellow or something.
Speaker 1: It's like her soul is shaping her outward appearance because
she's such a lying piece that shit.
Speaker 2: That's the thing. It's different hair, same bullshit. It's she's
just behind the same old talking points. I'm like, you
thinks she'll ever stop doing that because she just keeps.
Oh no, I had no idea that Biden was fine.
Speaker 1: It's totally fine.
Speaker 2: It's fine. It's so sharp, you guys, really really, I
can't believe she's still doing this. We're still doing this.
Speaker 1: On Good Morning America. They I mean, they slightly pushed
her on it, but like not enough and then she
was on a podcast which will also show a clip
of where this guy does push back and makes her
look absolutely ridiculous, which I very much enjoyed. But first,
here she is just insisting that Biden was completely fine
to the folks at Good Morning America.
Speaker 2: Yes, I too thought that.
Speaker 24: And you said, people said, why didn't members of his
inner circles speak up about what many believe was the
apparent decline of Joe Biden. You said, you're a member
of the inner circle and.
Speaker 2: You never saw the decline. And after that I wrote,
how you.
Speaker 24: Even write Kareen that you were on the plane with
him going to the debate and you didn't see anything.
Speaker 18: Well, when we were I'm an Air Force one going
on the going to the debate. You got to remember
his campaign people were on the team, his family was
on the team. I actually was one of those rare
trips that I didn't really see him until after the debate, even.
Speaker 2: Though I was on the plane.
Speaker 18: So really, I take I want everybody to know that
I take this question incredibly seriously.
Speaker 3: I do.
Speaker 18: I was his White House Press secretary, which means I
had a role that saw him practically every day and
traveled with him, you saw for more than ninety five percent.
We've always said we're not going to say, oh he
didn't age.
Speaker 2: He aged and.
Speaker 18: He poked fun at it. We always owned up and
with age comes what happens when you get older. I
I but when we talk about the mental acuity, and
again I take this very very seriously, I never saw
anyone who wasn't there. I saw someone who was engage.
I saw someone who understood policy, pushed us on the policy,
and also understood history. And there were times, I'll tell
you the story, there were times where he would call
me into the Oval office and I would be like,
oh no, oh no, because I knew whatever he was
going to ask me was going to be direct, was
going to be about a story he read about how
we're pushing back, how we're pushing a message for what.
Speaker 1: Kills absolute nonsense.
Speaker 2: What kills me is the absolute loyalty, you know, like
she's just she's in it to lie and win it
for some reason. Like but why, that's that's my question.
I don't understand why. Because she knows it it's not true,
just like Peppermint Patty knows it's not true. Right, Yeah,
they both know that this guy had full blown dementia,
especially for the last what three for three years he
was in office, full blown. They were using auto pen
we all know, everybody knows it, Okay, But.
Speaker 1: I guess that's why. That's why, right, because if they
owned up that, they would have to own up to
the fact that they covered for her.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it would be an accomplice.
Speaker 1: I guess, So what they have no choice except to
pretend I was fine.
Speaker 2: It's yeah, it's just not the loyalty to the lie
mm hmm.
Speaker 1: And this guy, I know, I've seen his face before.
I cannot remember his name, but he had her on
a podcast where her face was like this in the
camera have you seen grades, which just made everything about
her glowdown more pronounced and not it's not okay, but
here she is just lying some more winds he couldn't
talk about.
Speaker 7: Wait, first of all, First of all, he did talk
about them, whether it broke through or not, he did
to him, he did talk about.
Speaker 15: He talked way less to the press than Donald Trump does.
And he wasn't out there at all. He wasn't off
the cuff was Let's just be real.
Speaker 7: That's not true, Tim, You're conflating all of it. That's
what you're no. You're first, you're telling me he didn't
talk well about it. Then you're telling me he didn't
talk at all.
Speaker 2: He didn't do either.
Speaker 15: He didn't talk very often, and when he did it
wasn't very good.
Speaker 2: He's not very old.
Speaker 7: We weren't paying attention to what we were doing at
the White House. But I paid attention that I'm with
you his performance the president. The President spoke to the
American people a couple times a week. He traveled and
did domestic travel and talked directly to the American people.
Speaker 2: Nothing a load of crap, and nothing was unscripted. Everything
was scripted with Biden everything. He could never go in
and do what Trump does, which is just you know,
fly by the seat of your pants and do things
in a very transparent way. Everything had to have a
script because he was.
Speaker 1: A big font, like the giant font.
Speaker 2: He was a puppet. And he's like, what way do
I go on the stage. I have no idea what
I'm doing. I just shipped my paint. That literally is
what he did. He actually he held his first solo
press conference after sixty four days in office. Okay, and
then Trump he held two press conferences on his first
two days in office, that she talks to.
Speaker 1: The press literally every day.
Speaker 2: He takes questions every day every day, Like even Caitlyn Collins.
Remember we did a clip of her a couple of
weeks ago where she's like, yeah, I mean he's like
he's the most successible president in the history of the
United States. Like he's he talks to the press all
the time. Bid did not do that. He was a puppet.
It was weekend at Bernie's. We all know it. Quit lying.
Speaker 1: She's such a I mean, she is such a liar.
It's unreal how easily that lyinge comes to her. So
same guy was asking her directly, are you seriously saying
that you think that that President Biden could have been
president through twenty twenty eight? Are you seriously saying that?
Speaker 2: And here's why she.
Speaker 15: Is like the notion that this person and was up
for being president of twenty twenty eight, was up for
the communications responsibility of this job and fighting No, well,
if you want again, he would have to have been
president all the way till twenty twenty eight. I think
it's an absurd thing that suggests that he could have
been president. Do you think he could have been president
in twenty twenty eight.
Speaker 7: Look, I can't speak to that. Here's what I mean, obvious.
Speaker 15: So was he up for it?
Speaker 23: Though?
Speaker 15: I guess Commune I could just.
Speaker 21: Think I didn't.
Speaker 3: He didn't.
Speaker 15: He didn't have a vigor for this place.
Speaker 7: Let me, let me, let me we have to rewind
the tape a little bit and not be revisionist historians
here because no, no, no.
Speaker 1: She's impossible to talk to like a reasonable person because
she only knows how to lie.
Speaker 2: Yep, she has like a pit bull, just like gripping
onto that lie and not letting go. She won't let go.
Speaker 1: God, she's awful, awful, awful.
Speaker 2: You guys are bringing it in. Oh and everybody you
know who's notable our community, that's notable.
Speaker 1: So notable. Man, there should be a Wikipedia page that
just says chicks on the right community.
Speaker 2: That's what it should be.
Speaker 3: Did you guys?
Speaker 2: Because you guys rock, You guys, have a wonderful day.
Speaker 1: We'll talk to the blea