Speaker 1: You guys. We know you don't have to keep telling
us that down he was arrested. We know you guys
need to tone.
Speaker 2: Down the road.
Speaker 1: Why do you guys, why are you constantly ramping things up?
Let's bomb it down. Hello, Happy Friday. How are we
this morning? She was, We need to get to important things,
you guys.
Speaker 3: And so we're gonna start with just some weird off
the wall headlines that have nothing to do with anything.
But this was kind of surprising that a guy from Minnesota,
of all places, apparently tried to break Luigi Mangione out
of prison by impersonating an FBI agent. He had a
barbecue fork and a pizza cutter, naturally, and so he
was arrested in charged with impersonating a federal agent act.
Speaker 1: When you're trying to break somebody out of prison, this
is what you do. Is you go in, you bring
a barbecue fork and a pizza cutter. I mean, obviously,
what else would you take? I ask you, right.
Speaker 3: I mean these are obvious obviously with the obvious items.
So anyway, that happened, So that was a little bit
of excitement. And then remember how during the Golden Globes,
which were a few weeks back, they've now added a
pot like the best podcast category, and it was like
Amy Poehler's show I think is the one that won.
Speaker 1: It was, and I like it.
Speaker 4: I like that.
Speaker 1: That's okay, Yeah, I'm not gonna apologize for it. I
actually I like Amy Pohlar. You guys, I don't care
where politics are. She's very likable. I like her. Yeah,
she's likable.
Speaker 3: But the whole way that they even choose who the
finalists are, who the nominees are is such a complete scam.
And now Joe Rogan, who arguably has the number one
podcast in the entire world, is like kind of letting
loose on how it happened. So he refused to be
considered because he would have had to pay five hundred dollars.
Speaker 1: To be conned. Please read his quote about this. Yeah,
they asked me to submit to be nominated for the
Golden Globes, and you had to be five hundred dollars,
And the five hundred dollars is like for paperwork or whatever.
I said, No, I just know that I didn't submit.
I don't want to be a part of that. I
don't care. Just a group of people that just decide
all of a sudden that you're going to give an
award out. You can't tell me I didn't win. I've
been number one for six years in a row. All
of a sudden, you're going to have a contest in
front of all these people wearing tuxedos, and you're going
to say, now I'm number one, fuck off, number one,
that I'm not number one, fuck off. I don't care
i'm number I'm number one, but I am. I don't
care that I'm number one, but I am, in fact
number one. He is number one. Megan Kelly was absolutely
She was upset about this too, because she went on
a rant about this too, about how she's like, I'm
not paying five hundred dollars. It is stupid. I think
they're all stupid. I think the award shows are stupid.
I think they're all it's all high school, like amplified
times a thousand, and they're all still living in high school,
and it's it's stupid, and we all think it's stupid.
But I still like Amy Pool. I do like her. Yeah,
I mean, she's obviously some entertainment. She is, but obviously
she paid the five hundred dollars.
Speaker 3: So obviously so, and now it's like if you have
to pay to even be.
Speaker 1: I don't know. The whole thing is such a scam,
and it's just so stupid.
Speaker 3: Celebrities are They're stupid. Celebrities are ridicuous, stupid.
Speaker 1: These are people who literally have jobs where they pretend
to be us, they pretend to be real people it or.
Speaker 3: They have jobs where they try and fail to actually
entertain people like Dalist celebrity Kathy Griffin.
Speaker 1: You guys, she I don't know if she's doing a.
Speaker 3: Podcast per se or what it is that she does anymore,
but she often films herself at home saying utterly absurd
and disgusting things. Case in point, she apparently has a crush.
Speaker 1: On Jack Smith. You guys, you I know, listen to this.
Speaker 5: I don't know if you listen to the Jack Smith
testimony in Congress, but it was fascinating and.
Speaker 1: I want to fuck him.
Speaker 5: I want to fuck Jack's Smith. I just said that,
Jack Smith, will you go on a day with me
and at the end of the day, will you fuck me?
Speaker 1: All Right?
Speaker 5: I didn't put that right, Jack Smith. Hi, I'm Kathy Griffin.
I would love it if you would take me on
a date if you're single, and at the end perhaps
we could become intimate.
Speaker 1: I'm direct to a form. Did you see the hair
in the background, Like it's so unnerving, like I really
is going to get up and walk away or something.
It's like, cousin is what is that?
Speaker 6: So?
Speaker 1: I don't know that that was. These are not serious people,
you guys. They're not She's not a serious person.
Speaker 3: She I do know what Jack Smith's single marital status is.
Speaker 1: But what wouldn't you just like completely.
Speaker 3: Crack up if all of a sudden they became an
item and that that's their story of how they met.
Speaker 7: Listen.
Speaker 1: I hate both of them, but actually, in that moment,
I felt sorry for Jack Smith. I hate both of them.
Speaker 6: Oh my god.
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Speaker 3: All right, let's talk about the reason for my name today.
Tom Holman did a presser yesterday, and I love him,
and I know the other day I was like, why
is he using the word resident instead of citizen? And
that bothered me and he has totally reassured me. And
I should have known that he would. But anyway, wanted
to play just a few clips from his press conference.
He actually reminded the press that he predicted exactly what
has happened in Minneapolis if sanctuary cities and states did
not comply and help and coordinate and cooperate with ICE officials.
Speaker 1: Here's Tom on that for the.
Speaker 9: Last two months on TV for the writic to stop.
I said in March, if the rihetic didn't stop, where's
gonna be bloodshed? And there has been. I wish I
wasn't right. I don't want to see anybody die, not officers,
members of the community, and not the targets of our
operations for the people out there don't like what I
was doing. If you want certain laws reformed, and take
it up with Congress again. Ice is making this up there,
enforcing laws and acted by Congress and signed by President.
The same laws have been on the books for the
last six presidents I've worked for totally.
Speaker 1: I mean, he got an award under Obama for deporting people.
These people their freaking minds. Listen, get some riots and
propaganda going, and it's like, you can distract all these
low IQ folks from the fact that there's been fraud,
and that's precisely what's happening. That's what's happening. I'm so
sick of this crap, these people and all of the nonsense,
all the people that are like saying that they're out
there protesting and agitating.
Speaker 3: Because they care about the illegals and they're like trying
to protect the immigrants. Tom was like, where were you
when immigrants were dying trying to make the trip?
Speaker 1: I mean, where were you? That's why I love him
so curious.
Speaker 9: I also want to remember the politicians are continuing attacking us,
where were they the last four years when the number
of women and children's sex traffick, It went all time high.
Where were they when a quarter million Americans died from
Vatanahle coming across the border. Where were they when women
and children are dying making that journey? Where were they
were found? Fourth over four thousand amilies making that journey died,
historic record?
Speaker 10: Where were they? Not a word?
Speaker 9: Now, we're just trying to respond to what happened last
four years and keeping this country safe. And we're arrested
a lot of public safety trust take them off the streets.
Was make this country safer? Keeping Briton Trump promise, make
this country safe again. And that's what we're doing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's all they're trying to do. And it gets
so emotional, right, he gets emotional about it, and I
am right there with him. Like they never cared about
the three hundred thousand plus kids who were trafficked over here.
And can you imagine the journey they had to make too,
Like think at the thousands of kids that died on
the way, getting raped on the way, Like they didn't
know what there was not a peep, not a peep.
Speaker 3: No, they just kept encouraging it, right, I just they
can f off? Yeah, And I know you know, for
whatever reason, right or wrong, he does earn more respect
I guess even among some people on the left and
Democrats than you know, Christinome or the Greg Bovino or whoever.
Speaker 1: And so he did.
Speaker 3: Say that there are things, you know, because he's been
having these discussions with Governor Walls, with Jacob Fry, and
there are things that they continue to disagree on, but
there are concessions being made on the part of Minnesota,
and he talked about that.
Speaker 9: To be clear, we did not agree with Minnesota state
and local officials they would be involved the immigration enforcement.
I didn't ask him to be immigration officers. I'm messing
in the cops, working with the cops. I hope to
stake criminal aliens off the street. What we did agree
upon is not to release public safety rest back in
the community, and they could be lovely transferred ice. I'll
speak more about that. I will highlight that the Minnesota
state prison system under the Department of Corrections have been
honoring ICE detainers and we appreciate that important collaboration and
we're going to expand upon that.
Speaker 3: So how hard was that, Minnesota? Could you not have
just cooperated before? Why did they have to make it
so hard for themselves.
Speaker 1: Why because I think we know why, because there's fraud.
To keep bringing us back to that, Yeah, I gotta
make sure I remind everybody that there's a lot of
fraud in that state going on.
Speaker 3: So kind of back to what I was saying earlier
about how I didn't like how he phrased this earlier
tweet in the week, and obviously that message was getting
to I'm not saying me, I got to him, but
there was a lot of folks who also noticed that
and who were worried that the mission has changed, because
initially it seemed like they were trying to just deport everybody,
which is great. Want that's what we voted for. We
want everybody who is here illegally to be gone. And
yes it makes sense that they would prioritize criminals, of course,
but they shouldn't be ignoring people who just came illegally.
And so I was worried that that was changing.
Speaker 1: And obviously a lot of people were worried about that.
Speaker 3: And he claims he does not pay attention to social media,
but someone is telling him about that, and he made
this reassurance.
Speaker 9: I want to be clear, I don't read a lot
of social media. I don't read a lot of media.
Speaker 10: I don't believe half far.
Speaker 9: I see, we are not surrendering the president's mission and
immigration enforcement. Let's make that clear. Prioritization of criminal amias
mean we forget about everybody else. That's just simply ridiculous. Well,
when you have a criminal standing here in a non
criminal standing there, that criminal always should be targeted because
he's a significant concern to the safety and security administer
of the community.
Speaker 1: I feel better good. I'm gy. Don't you feel he
was talking directly to you, Mack? I know, I feel
like he was. Let me address that, mod yep.
Speaker 3: And he also, you know, with all of the independent investigators,
the independent journals, journalists on the ground, Cam Higbie, you
know Nick sord or, all these people who have been
infiltrating the signal chats and discovering all of these things.
I think there was a reporter who was like, you know,
how's that playing out? Like, are you guys doing anything
about that? And this is where you get sort of
the most.
Speaker 11: Reassurance arresting those individuals as well, and to the folks
out there in America that voted for this that want
mass deportations because they saw a mass invasion under Joe Biden.
Speaker 1: What would you say to them, how are we going
to get to that point?
Speaker 9: Well, first of all, about the the organization and the
funding of the tax on ice, I'm not going to
answer a lot about that, and I'm not going to shorehand. Well,
they'll be able account them.
Speaker 1: Justice is coming good, thank you Jesus. I hope. Yeah,
And I mean go to the head of the snake
and then shuttles down. Yeah, yes, God, I just love it.
I love that. Yeah, I love that too.
Speaker 3: Meanwhile, we have idiots on the left who are continuing
to just sort of fan the flames of division, and
they're calling Trump racist like that's something new. Chris Murphy
was on one of the talk shows saying that Trump's
goal is essentially to remove anyone who isn't white from
the country. It's just such a tired, stupid argument. I
don't know who falls for this bullshit.
Speaker 1: Still, I have race fatigue. I'm just yes, I think
we yes race fatigue. And it's like, and I always
tell my kids too, because they'll ask about the whole
You know, what happens when people say, you know, it's racist.
It's like those are the low faux low IQ people.
That's just a it's just not intelligent. That argument is
when they have no place to go and so they
pull the race. I'm just so over it. So many
of us are over it. They have laid that card
so much that they it doesn't mean anything anymore. Exactly,
it really doesn't.
Speaker 3: So here's Chris Murphy trying desperately to hang on to
this pathetic argument.
Speaker 12: You know, sometimes we want to pretend as if somebody
else is running America's immigration policy. Donald Trump has told
you exactly what he wants to do. He wants to
wage a war on people who aren't white, who have accents,
who come from a different place.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, shut up, shut up, shut dick of
your bullshit.
Speaker 3: I mean, who how did Even Jake's face was like
you know what I mean, he was even like this
is it's like you yeah, it really is. And then
I don't know if you guys saw Hakeem Jeffries, because
everybody like keeps threatening for Christynome to be fired whatever.
Hakim Jeffries is inane that she needs to go. And
he used a very weird turn of phrase to express that.
Speaker 1: Here's hackeen, it's disgraceful.
Speaker 10: She's got to go. We are dead serious. She needs
to be put on ice permanently. She's got to go.
And by the way, she's not the only one.
Speaker 1: What very clever she needs to be put on ice.
We have like a team of like ten people that
came up with that. You know, it would be really
clever if you said put her on ice permanent. Yeah,
but doesn't that kind of mean that like she would
be oft yeah, or just really cold.
Speaker 3: I mean I feel like when you put someone on ice,
it's because they are.
Speaker 1: Deceased, to their deceased, you put them on I yeah,
so that he's yeah, he just threatened her life, Becky,
I mean, you know, I well, I mean, it's not
like it's out of the ordinary or out of the
question for Democrats that threaten people's lives and then be like, no, no,
we didn't do that. You guys need to tone down
the rhetoric. Why do you guys? Why are you constantly
ramping things up? Got to calm it down.
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Speaker 13: So me too, me too, me too, zero regirts, as
they say.
Speaker 3: The Democrats continue, even with the new footage of what's
his name, Alex Pretty, even with that footage that we
showed yesterday of him spitting on ice officers busting out
a tailight of their car, I mean, just being super
hyper aggressive. Even though oh, that's out there.
Speaker 1: Democrats continue to try to paint.
Speaker 3: Him as this saint okay, and so what what's the
guy's first name? The Warnock, guy from from Georgia, the
senator from Warnock.
Speaker 1: I know, I can't remember. I can't remember his first
something Warnock. Anyway, it doesn't matter, but he is. He visited.
Speaker 3: I guess there's like a makeshift memorial set up, like
with flowers or whatever at the site that he was killed.
Speaker 1: And Warnock went to go to that site. Listen Raphael,
thank you, Thank you.
Speaker 12: Guys.
Speaker 3: Listen to how he describes being at the site of
Alex Pretty's death.
Speaker 10: There really are no words. It was a deeply moving experience.
Speaker 14: As I said, I felt like I was standing on
holy ground.
Speaker 10: Alex Pretty's blood cries.
Speaker 11: Out to us.
Speaker 10: We are better than this. We can do better than that.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, my god, seriously, it's totally groundings.
Speaker 1: Its hotly, I mean, just stop it with the acting.
It's all acting, all of this. Yeah, never waste a tragedy,
you guys. And Anna Navarro.
Speaker 3: I could not believe the nonsense that she was spewing
on CNN, so I put I posted it a side
by side of what she was saying, like side by
side with the newly released video of Alex Pretty. And
so when you see it side by side, the words
that she uses to describe this guy, it just it's
it becomes hilarious and you just can't even make this up.
Speaker 1: Listen to Anna, they chose to him.
Speaker 15: They killed the wrong guy, right, because this is like,
this is like the perfect guy. Alex Pretty is the
guy you would want to date your daughter, the guy
you want your son to grow up to be a
decent human being, who was serving humanity, serving sick veterans.
Speaker 1: Who is you know, there is nothing.
Speaker 15: That has been said about that man that isn't wonderful.
And so they can't malign him. They can't malign him
because we have the videos.
Speaker 1: Audios. She didn't have all of them apparently, and I don't.
I don't want my daughter to date him. I want
my daughter to Fernando Mendoza or your son. Those are
the two. Those are the two people I want my
daughter dating. Jackson gets dubs, right, I don't want her
dating that guy. I tell this is you can tell
this is a woman that doesn't have daughters. I'm just
putting that out there. Does she have kids at all?
I don't think she does. Okay, all right, it wasn't
his children. Nope. We have been teasing. Isn't even the
right word.
Speaker 3: We have been talking about the fact that Amy Klobuchar
is likely to run for governor. She'd filed paperwork, but
it didn't become official official until yesterday when she released
an over four minute video ad like you know, talking
about how great she is and how qualified she is. Obviously,
I am not going to subject to you to that,
but I wanted you to hear just the first few sentences,
because this is what you're getting.
Speaker 1: Minnesota.
Speaker 16: Minnesota, We've been through a lot. A beloved leader and
her husband murdered in their home, little kids gunned down
in a church, the killings of Renee Good, a mom
of three, and Alex.
Speaker 1: Pretty a nurse who took care of our veterans. Oh
my god, I can't.
Speaker 3: I just have to stop it, because I cannot believe
she's conflating those incidents with one of that they're even
in a list together. Just grosses me out, you know
what I mean, It just grosses me out.
Speaker 1: It is completely gross. Yeah. Oh god, she's gross, and
she's a shaky chihuahua.
Speaker 3: And there's rumors now because remember how we the clip
of Tim Walls the other day saying that he's never
running for political office again. He could be appointed still
as her replacement if she were to win as governor,
and then he still would have told the truth, you
know what I mean, because he wouldn't be running. He
would just be handed the role. I'm not saying that's happening.
I'm just saying it could happen.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, it can't happen if he's in jail. Fair,
let's keep our fingers crossed on that. Yeah, let's keep
all of our appendages crossed on that.
Speaker 3: Mayor Pete very very quick to like tweet out his
support of Amy Klobachar. She would be the most disastrous governor.
And I hope that Minnesota can recognize that. That's a
doubt that they will.
Speaker 1: That's saying something after walls.
Speaker 3: Yeah, exactly exactly. And then I loved this meme about
her from Dustin Grage. Amy Klobachar has the highest staff
turnover rate in the Senate. Staff have described objects being
thrown at them, staff being brought to tears over minor issues,
and even being told to clean a hair comb after
she ate a salad with it. The devil wears coals?
Speaker 1: So great, The devil wears coals? Isn't it the most
person that you can.
Speaker 3: Tell your Sure, I've got cold cash.
Speaker 1: I want to see the manager. I would like to
speak to them.
Speaker 3: There's a woman running against her. I don't know if
this is I'm assuming this isn't a primary. Maybe I
don't know her well enough yet to be able to
know even what side of the aisle she's on. I
just know her name is Lisa Demuth Demoth. I don't
even know if I'm pronouncing it right. It doesn't matter.
Here is the first attack ad against Amy Klobachar.
Speaker 16: He has led our state in a very good way
as governor.
Speaker 7: Career politician. Amy Klobachar thinks Tim Wohls has been a
great governor.
Speaker 10: We love a dad in.
Speaker 7: After more than thirty years in politics. Clobachar isn't the solution.
She's part of the problem, Amy Klobachar. She's just more
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and paid for by Lisa Damoth for.
Speaker 1: Governor Damoth Damon a dad and flat. That is so bad.
But people are saying she's a Republican. Yeah, okay. People
are also saying that Don Lemon has been arrested, like
like right now is that interc is he arrested? Like
right now during our show? Is that happening? I've seen
that at least three times in the comments. Somebody, yes,
somebody said Fox News is reporting it.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, Craze b that is amazing, so great,
that's amazing. Michelle says, our ignorance is showing, probably because
we didn't know who Lisa Damoth is. I'm sorry, I
don't know every Republican candidate for office in the entire country, Michelle,
I'm sorry about that.
Speaker 1: Sorry, care I don't really care about that.
Speaker 3: Now I do know what's his name? Oh my god,
Mike Lindell Mike Lindell is also allegedly running for governor,
and so he would be in a primary, I guess
with Lisa Damoth.
Speaker 1: So that'd be fun to watch. That'll be super indeep. Indeed,
it will be.
Speaker 3: Trump tweeted about the Alex pretty thing, the whole second
video coming out yesterday, and if you want to read
what he.
Speaker 1: Said, agitator and perhaps insurrectionist Alex pretty Stock has gone
way down with the just released video of him screaming
and spinning in the face of a very common under
controlled ice officer and then crazily kicking in a new
and very expensive government vehicle so hard and violent, in fact,
that the tail light broke off in pieces. It was
quite a display of abuse and anger for all to see.
Crazed and out of control. The ice officer was calm
and cool, not an easy thing to be under those circumstances.
Make America great again? Yeah, really want your daughter dating
that guy?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 1: He seems like a.
Speaker 3: And isn't it funny how Democrats constantly reveal themselves. Now
there's this big push because you know, we're facing a
potential government shut down tonight, and.
Speaker 1: They're the one.
Speaker 3: Funding bill to continue to support ICE is still under debate.
It's getting like a two week extension, I think, is
the latest thing that I heard, so that there's more
time to negotiate it. However, they're trying. The Democrats are
insisting that they that the that ICE would have to
have judicial warrants and not administrative warrants, which would literally
knock their ability to arrest people down, you know, from
thousands potentially down to maybe like fifteen a year, because
again Democrats only want to defend the indefensible criminals. And
so there's going to be some intense negotiations over the
next couple of weeks. But I thought this, this little
clip from Mark Warner was super interesting because one of
the things that they want to change is that ICE
agents should not be allowed to be at polling places. Now,
why would ICE agents need to be at polling.
Speaker 1: I didn't think illegals could vote, did you right. I
have been informed that that is not the case.
Speaker 3: We had been reliably informed by Democrats as a matter
of fact, that this never happens.
Speaker 1: And yet here's what Mark Warner is saying.
Speaker 17: And one of the things that I think we need
to make sure that is included in any kind of
ICE reform is we don't want these roving patrols of
ICE agents suddenly showing up at polling stations during primaries
or general elections. We may have a major vote in
Virginia about redistricting. That's got to be your reform as well.
The level of intimidation that the FEDS could bring on
voters all across the country.
Speaker 1: If it doesn't were you, it shouldn't. So is that
on the table right now?
Speaker 3: I mean, why she didn't even press him on that,
though she like went on to a whole other question.
Speaker 1: We would have been like, hold on, wait a second.
What you're saying is that illegals are voting? Is that
what you're saying, no one.
Speaker 3: Who is eligible to vote should be remotely intimidated at
a polling place by ICE, like by immigration enforcement people.
That makes zero sense, And yet they're just saying it
out loud. At this point, they're just saying.
Speaker 1: Totally saying it out loud, and then Democrats try and
be like legals voting. I mean, God, I can't.
Speaker 3: Here is a really interesting idea that I had not
heard before and didn't even think about.
Speaker 1: But this needs to be obviously one of the strategicy things.
I'm not being canvas. I know how to say strategy.
It needs to be.
Speaker 3: One of the things that happened that is in like
the whole what do you call it, like the whole
the whole strategy of removing people, of getting them deported,
getting them the heck out of here. Here's a way
to encourage them to self deport. Representative from Tennessee Andy
Ogles is now calling for all illegals to be de banked,
which would that's a great idea to great.
Speaker 1: Out banks allowing them to have accounts here.
Speaker 3: If they don't, that would be I think more incentive
to have them.
Speaker 1: GTFO agreed totally. Is a fantastic idea. Yeah, I love that.
You guys.
Speaker 3: We know you don't have to keep telling us that
Don Lemon was arrested.
Speaker 1: We know what I'm saying it. Oh my god.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all right, moving on, we want to spend just
a little bit of time on Zoran Mandowney, because now
that he is officially mayor of New York City, he
apparently got to his desk and found out they're out
of money, like they don't have enough money to do
all the things that.
Speaker 1: He will not just getting money from the sky, and
like puppy ki and unicorn parts, you don't get it
from that. What it's so weird, right, yeah, weird.
Speaker 3: So he held a press conference and announced surprise that
there's going to be a big giant tax on companies.
Speaker 1: And rich people.
Speaker 8: Here's zoan crisis at the scale greater than the Great Recession,
and so there will not be one single thing that
can answer that crisis. It will require us to pursue
every single avenue. That means looking inward into savings and efficiencies.
That also means raising taxes on the wealthiest New Yorker's
the most profitable corporations.
Speaker 3: Right, interesting, very interesting. Now this shouldn't be a surprise
to anybody at all, obviously, and Mayor Adams posted this.
I mean, you gotta get it to Mayor Adams, he said,
when you promise free everything on Sunday, boldly declare that
millionaires and billionaires shouldn't exist on Monday, and by Tuesday
you're scrambling to fund your gift the ways with the
very people you wanted gone just yesterday.
Speaker 1: I mean, Eric Adams trolling mom. Donnie was not on
my banio card, but I'm here. I love it. I
love it all right, I'm right, I'm down. I'm down
with it, down, going down to clown.
Speaker 3: So we have a really fascinating clip from Constantin Kaisen
about what's.
Speaker 1: Going on with the UK. He's on that podcast with
the guy with the fantastic voice.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, it is totally escaping me. You'll recognize
them immediately. Oh I can I think of his name? Anyway,
He's on a podcast talking to the guy with the
fabulous voice about taxation in the UK and how it
is driving out all the people with the wealth. And
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Speaker 3: Clip Stephen Barnett, Steven Barnett, it just came to me
that's the guy that's interviewing Constantin and they're talking about
taxation and what happens when you overtack the wealthest people
in your country. It's a very interesting lesson and I
actually tagged Zorran in this because of all the people
in the universe, I thought needed to hear this the most,
it is him.
Speaker 1: Here is the clip in question.
Speaker 18: I bet you could name fifty people off the top
of your head who've left the UK to go to
other places, who run businesses. You're nodding right for people listening, well,
why is that happening? Because the business climber here is
not good, the taxes here are very high, and also
the quality of life here is declined.
Speaker 19: On that point, the founder of Revolute leaving the UK,
Nick Strinsky, I think his name is. Estimates say, credible
reports say that because he's leaving, there's going to be
a three billion pound potential loss of capital gains tax
that he would have paid had he not absconded to
the UAE. Now, to put this into more stark terms
what that means. I then did some research and I
was looking at how many people it would take to
pay that three billion, how many average tax pays it
would take to pay that three billion that we lose
by him leaving, And it says roughly four hundred and
fifty thousand average UK taxpays, because the average A taxpayer
pays about seven thousand to seven thousand, five hundred pounds
a year. So very simple math, three billion divided by
seven thousand equals four hundred and thirty thousand people. So
in plain English, that billionaire's potential tax bill is equal
to the entire income tax of a mid sized UK
city for one year because that person decided to leave.
Speaker 18: Congratulations, you tax the rich. Congratulations, Now half a million
people have to pay more tax. Well done, that's what
we're doing. And because it's become a moral argument because
the rich are evil in our mentality, people don't hear
this point at all. It just totally goes over their head.
They go, no, but but the rich are evil, they
must pay more tax, and you go, even if I
agreed with you, it still doesn't work in practice. So
if something is not working in practice, why would you
keep doing it?
Speaker 1: This is the million dollar question. Yeah, and that's the
thing learn right. And the billionaires will look at that
and go, I'm out of here, f you. I don't
need this exactly, and they'll leave. You think that's helpful?
My god? Just go ahead and demonize them though it
sounds like a good plan, commis I No?
Speaker 3: I mean, especially when you demonize them and then demand
to you know, demand their money, right, I cannot.
Speaker 1: It just makes it just makes no sense. It's like
we want listen, we hate you, but you have to
find everything. You have to find all of our free crap. Seriously,
I follow my billionaire. I would be like, which is
essentially what they do, which is why all of those,
all the places that practice communism and socialism, they fail
and everybody becomes poor and everybody starts eating zoo animals.
That's why exactly, all.
Speaker 3: Right, moving on, we need to talk about a headline
that actually came out a couple days ago, and I've
had it saved and I keep meaning to get to it.
Speaker 1: But now I have more reason to because it.
Speaker 3: Was talked about quite a bit yesterday, and that is
the Trump signed an executive boarder the other day for
the FEDS to take over the rebuilding of homes that
resulted from the LA wildfires. And so obviously Mayor Bass
and Gavin Newsom have been useless about this, utterly useless,
and so Trump was like, I'm sick and tired of
these poor homeowners not being able. They're stuck in bureaucratic
red tape nonsense, and they cannot build because the permitting
process takes forever. So the other day, when he was
talking about the Trump accounts, he talked about this and
actually announced, unbeknownst to the very guy that was about
to get hit with the job, that Lee Zelden was
going to be taking over the permitting process. And that's
we found that out right, when Lee Zelden found out.
And so hopefully the lee Zelden memes are going to
start similar to the Marco memes, right because now he's
getting a whole bunch of jobs too. Here's Trump making
that announcement, and.
Speaker 20: Yet now still more than a year later, they don't
have permits.
Speaker 10: Almost nobody is building.
Speaker 20: So I haven't told this to leez Eldon yet, but
I'm gonna put you in charge of getting permits. I
think we're going to override to local authorities because they're.
Speaker 10: They're never going to have it.
Speaker 20: And when I was told that there's a provision where
you can override the local authority to get things done
in case of because it's really to me, it's a
national emergency.
Speaker 10: What they've done to these people is horrible. It's just horrible.
Speaker 20: And they'll still vote Democrat.
Speaker 10: Can you believe it?
Speaker 8: After all?
Speaker 10: It's just they get used to it.
Speaker 1: I know he's right, true, He's absolutely right. Gavin Newsom
has been in power for twenty nine years. Think about that,
Karen Bath's twenty one. What have they done for these people?
Think of the accumulative time they've been in power and
what they've done for those places, Jack squat, But hey,
at least they're really rich. So yeah, I mean, I guess,
I guess that's right, exactly like Californians haven't benefited, but
they sure have.
Speaker 3: So yesterday there was another cabinet meeting, the first of
twenty twenty six, and Trump did it a little bit differently.
Speaker 1: This time.
Speaker 3: He did not go around the room and get like
updates from every last person in the cabinet. And we'll
have a clip about why he chose not to do
that in just a little bit, But first we do
have a clip of lee Zelden acknowledging this new role
and talking about it a little bit.
Speaker 1: Here he is.
Speaker 14: But right after I was sworn in, which was actually
a week a year ago today, my first trip was Deecee, Palestine,
because the vice president never forgets his home state.
Speaker 10: The second trip was going to Los Angeles.
Speaker 14: There were people with contractors all over Palisades and Eden
ready to rebuild. Right then and there you're talking about
a year ago and now the frustration the passion that
we all hear from all of these Los Angeles residents
and President Trump, he's made it clear to us that
he's heard enough and the message should be heard a
loud and clear too that local leadership they should be motivated.
Speaker 10: Listening to this right now and when.
Speaker 14: This cabinet meeting is over, if it hasn't been done already,
is that they need to go into the office where
these permits are just laying around, flip over tables. If
you have to fire people, if you have to, and
get all of these approvals done so that people can
rebuild their lives.
Speaker 10: It's been a year and this president has had enough.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I just can't imagine. Can you imagine your house
backing down like that is your that's your home, and
then you're displaced and the government's just like yeah, sorry.
Speaker 3: Sorry, I don't somebody's off today or I don't even
know what their excuses are. At this point, it is absurd.
There's it's there are no excuses for it's not okay.
A year later, it helps us on the wings.
Speaker 1: Nothing's been done a year later, nothing like not a
shred of rebuilding. I just I would be losing my mind.
Speaker 3: I am genuinely worried about midterms, just based on history
and what happens in midterms when a present like Donald
Trump is in it doesn't matter what president is in power.
Usually the midterms go to the opposing party just because
people want change and they feel like that's the way
to do it, and people are stupid, and this is
what happens.
Speaker 1: But I want to remain.
Speaker 3: At least somewhat optimistic because Trump's policies are arguably working
for this economy. And Howard Lutnik, obviously at the cabinet meeting,
pointed out that these these numbers are kind of unheard of.
Speaker 2: Well, no one before you walked in the door, no
one thought our economy could grow two percent fourth quarter
with the shutdown five and a half percent, And that
means the first quarter you could see the United States
of America, with its thirty trillion dollar economy, grow in
the six percent range, and no one thought that was possible.
That's how you get jobs, that's how you get money down,
that's how you fix the deficit.
Speaker 10: You are fixing everything with your policies.
Speaker 2: You've changed America and created the Golden Age.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but that's all. It's fantastic. He's you wonderful job.
I think he's doing a great job with immigration too.
But he's losing on immigration right now because we have
a propaganda media, because they are winning the messaging game.
It's absolute bullshit. I mean, you look at what happened
under you know, Obama, what happened under Bill Clinton. They
deported more people than Trump. Nobody cared, I mean, nobody,
nobody said a thing. But it's because it's Trump. They're
making a big stink about it. They're like, it's like
this huge propaganda marketing campaign against him. And since they
have the media in their pockets, the legacy media, they
are doing this big push And like, I see people
that I never dreamed in a million years would be like, well,
I mean, I don't know. Ices kind of mean for me.
They're just doing their freaking jobs. It's only this is
only happening in places where you know, Democrats are coming
out and fighting law enforcement. It's it's insane what we're
seeing in the country. He's doing a great job. He's
doing a phenomenal job. He's doing exactly what we told
him to do. He got a mandate from the American people,
and he's following exactly the tick list of what we
told him to do. And for some reason, and that
reason is the media and propaganda machine, and there are
people at low IQ, people out there that are buying it,
just like they did with COVID. You know, they bought
the absolute bull crap with COVID. It's like I remember,
I am old enough to remember when people were buying
the whole Oh my god, the unvaccinated are dirty. We
should have them all fired from their jobs. We should
take their businesses away, we should close down there. I
mean this, do you guys? You remember it was only
one five and a half six years ago when they
did that. They're doing this.
Speaker 3: I mean, but there was a new polling that even
said that, you know, when it comes to who can
handle XYZ better on certain issues immigration, Republicans continue to
lead on, but on affordability, the Democrats are way ahead.
And I'm just like, how can you do you not
realize what we came from. When Trump took off, his
prices were off the charts, right because Biden was so
freaking useless. And that does not lip within one year,
and it is trickling down. And I don't know why
people can't see that, especially as wages go up, especially
as taxes go down. Like I just it's so frustrating.
Speaker 1: To me that people just don't see it. Well, I
guess we'll see it when it's to be crazy. See
what happens in April during tax time. Yeah, people will
Hopefully people will see a little bit more and their
refunds or whatever.
Speaker 18: You know.
Speaker 1: I guess for anybody who gets a refund, you know,
I just I don't know. I just feel like it's
it is getting better. You have to feel it at that.
You have to feel it into the grocery store, at
the gas pumps. I mean, you have to fit in
your investments. I feel like this is stuff that is
that's just the low hanging fruit. I don't I don't
know what to tell you. I think that he's doing
a better job. It's it's obvious. The markets are doing better.
You can't dispute that, right. It's hard data. It's hard data, right.
Speaker 3: And that's one thing that Joe Biden constantly tried to
say is we're doing awesome on affordability, and people were like,
but we can.
Speaker 1: See that you're good, like where you are at the stores.
What are you even saying exactly?
Speaker 3: So anyway, it's just I do worry about it, though,
and I think I don't know. I do have some
pessimism about it because and you know the worst part
is that Democrats they're not going to do anything to
help affordability. They're going to spend every last moment trying
to impeach Trump again.
Speaker 1: That's all that's going to happen. Tog's going to get
a complete revenge. I mean, I've seen so many people
right now who are talking about getting revenge for this
Ice stuff. They want to prosecute people who are I mean,
you hear people saying are you four Ice or you
against Ice? We want to prosecute people and whole people
responsible that were four Ice. Are you out of your
freaking minds? Yeah, they're going to go door to door
to check you are welcome to come to my door
and to ask me that question because these are law
these are law enforcement people that are following the law.
And ten years ago that wasn't a problem, and now
all of a sudden, you guys are out of freaking minds.
M hm, unbelievable.
Speaker 3: So here is Trump announcing why the cabinet meeting yesterday
was not going to be another three hour meeting.
Speaker 1: This is peak Trump. This is the Trump that we
all love.
Speaker 20: We are going to ask a couple of people to
say a few words, and we're not going to go
through the whole table because the last time we had
a press conference, it lasted for three hours and some
people said he closed his eyes.
Speaker 10: Look, it got pretty boring. I love these people.
Speaker 20: I love this, but there's a lot of people. It
was a little bit at the boring side.
Speaker 10: But I didn't sleep.
Speaker 20: I just closed them because I wanted to get the
hell out of here. Some of them I didn't say,
By the way, I don't sleep much.
Speaker 10: But you know, it s funny.
Speaker 20: Some of them got me in a blink, you know
when you go like you and they took me as
at the closed segment of my secon. And besides that Marco,
between these two guys, if I was sleeping, they'd be
waking me up. They'd be knocking me. Come on, you
got to wake up boss. But no, we have we've
had we've had great meeting. Look, we're the most transparent
presidency by far, and I love going around the room.
Speaker 10: But we're going to pick a few people.
Speaker 1: Literally every long corporate meeting. And also, do you remember
any of these being televised or broadcasted when Trump, not Trump,
but when Biden was in office. Do you remember that.
Speaker 3: I think he had what two Cabine meetings total, and
they were stepping.
Speaker 1: Right and Jill ran it. Do you remember That's right?
I forgot that's right. Like this guy does it does
them all the time and we get to see what's
going on all the time.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, these people, they will they will criticize everything. But
I love it because he's right. That's who has felt
that way in a corporate meeting where you're like, this
could have been an email exactly.
Speaker 3: There was the moment towards the end when he wanted
to wrap up, when he was just like, okay, like
enough is enough.
Speaker 1: We're not going to hear from anybody else. You guys
are doing great. Good job, good job you, good job
you right, And then.
Speaker 3: He was like, but JD, you are the vice president,
so if you want to say something, now's your chance.
Speaker 1: And the one thing I noticed in.
Speaker 3: This clip you're about to see is that Marco looks tired.
You guys, I gets starting.
Speaker 1: He's doing a good Jillian, I know.
Speaker 3: And that's my point is I think that it's starting
to wear on him a little bit because he looks
kind of sleepy in this clip.
Speaker 20: I just want to thank everybody for being here. My
cabinet has been amazing. I like this much better than
going around for three hours. We'll pick on the ones. Pam,
you're doing great. We're all doing great.
Speaker 10: JJ.
Speaker 20: If you'd like to say something you can, would you
like your he is, after all the vice president.
Speaker 10: It's okay, So I'm here for the free coffee.
Speaker 19: I just say, it's an honormous serve with this group,
and we're doing a lot of good for the American people.
Speaker 10: We're very proud of it. Yeah, we're very proud of
the country. We're very proud of you. Thank you very much, everybody.
Speaker 1: God, I want him to get a nap. I know,
that's what I mean. I just know about We're worried Marco.
If you're watching, we're worried about you. Like this weekend,
get yourself like Sunday to after church, take like a
five hour nap. Take a nap, a long one. We're
worried about you.
Speaker 3: He needs like a spot day or something he does
or no, he just needs to be in his bed
for like five hours on Sunday.
Speaker 1: Nobody needs to bother him and he's darkness, and you
pull the chaise down. Let him sleep for like five
or six hours. That's what he needs. Nobody bother him.
That's a bless him.
Speaker 3: I know, I know I couldn't help, but notice it
and like it took away. It distracted me from listening
to JD making the coffee coat the coffee joke.
Speaker 1: But I was like, oh my god, Marcos, Marco's tired,
you guys.
Speaker 3: There was also not in the cabinet meeting, but later
in the day, the sweet moment that happened with Steve
Whitcoff in the Oval office.
Speaker 11: The President is doing the same thing to me now
that he did to me in twenty seventeen.
Speaker 10: You remember Catherine, and we were sitting next to each other.
Speaker 11: Yes, So I want to tell this story about this.
So I came to the opioid conference and the President
did not know I was coming because I.
Speaker 10: Was invited by the first lady.
Speaker 11: And he leaned over saw me in the aisle, and
he looked at me and he said, Steve, and then
he realized why I was there because I lost my
son Andrew, and the President was an incredible friend.
Speaker 10: When I lost him. I lived in his.
Speaker 11: Building at five out two Park Avenue, and I remember
when him in the first lady came in. I talked
about this all the time, and so he took my
hand and he said to me, come on up to
the stage and tell the world a value boy Andrew.
And of course that was, you know, something that was
really meaningful to me. And I got through it, and
I talk about it all the time.
Speaker 10: I talked about it on the campaign trail and so forth.
He is a very.
Speaker 11: Special man and he's begun and led the fight against
opioid addiction and alcoholism. And Catherine, I feel like we
sort of bonded from that day and it's just my blessing.
Speaker 10: To work for you, sir. Here's a special guy.
Speaker 19: All right.
Speaker 1: That made me weepy. I got really weepy from that.
Oh my god, that was very sweet. Why he didn't
prepare me for that clip? So are you prepared? That
made me cry because that was very sweet that he
did that. Yeah, the thing he like that was very touching.
I know. I love that.
Speaker 3: So Milania's movie Milania was premiered yesterday, and so she's
been doing a bunch of interviews. She was on the
five and oh wait.
Speaker 1: Is this her Fox and Friends or is this her five?
Speaker 3: I think this is her five appearance appearance, and so
here is a little bit of some of the questions
that she's getting on the road.
Speaker 1: What do you.
Speaker 3: Hope that people know about you that they didn't before
from seeing the movie?
Speaker 21: I think in every scene they will see how I work,
who I am, how I communicate with people, and they
will know me a little bit more. I know they
know I'm very private person and I'm a very selected person.
What I do, what I don't do, when I talk,
when I don't talk, and that's my choice, and nobody
is in charge of me, and I'm not charge of
anybody else.
Speaker 1: I like the way that she says that she's so flawless.
My God, absolutely love her. She's fabulous. And if she
were a Democrat, they would worship her. Oh my, can
you imagine they would absolutely worship her. It's the truth,
one hundred percent. I'm sure of that. And you know,
listen to conservative women. We have to put up with
a lot of shit. She has put up with her share,
and she has done it with grace and elegance. She
is the bomb that check.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I you know, there's all kinds of people
all over socials who are like saying, oh, look, I
took a green shot.
Speaker 1: This was like days ago, I took a screenshot of.
Speaker 3: The theater availability for her movie starting on Friday night
or whatever, and they'll show.
Speaker 1: Like this empty theater. I was like, who buys tickets
for movies this far? Anyway?
Speaker 3: I do think that the theater opened, Like the numbers
at the box office may or may not be.
Speaker 1: Good or not good, but I who wants to see
movies anymore? Like I don't even get an right. There's
a lot of people that don't.
Speaker 3: And then on top of that, you have to now
just based on what we've seen in Minneapolis. I posted
this and it got quite a reaction that my hot
take is that the New Millennia movie may not do
well in theaters because the normis who want to see
it like us don't want to be sitting ducks for
the absolute lunatics who might want to target Now. I
would love to see it, but I don't trust the psychos.
And so I know it's coming out on Prime later
this year. I know I can be in my Jammy's
on my couch with my cozy Earth blanket watching it,
and I would just prefer.
Speaker 1: To do it that way. I will and I will,
I absolutely will see it, and I know a lot
of you will see it, and I'll be doing exactly
that because you're right, like, why would I put myself
in a theater for all the whack jobs? Because these
people are biting fingers off exactly. There was a lot
of people who are like, you're just letting them win.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna go.
Speaker 3: Regardless, and I'm gonna be armed whatever. I mean, that's
great for you, and I'm proud of you. I much
preferred the people who had the idea of buying movie
tickets to support the film and not going and I
simply watching it on Prime but still buying a ticket.
Speaker 1: I'll do that too. I'll buy a ticket or too.
I'll do that. That's a great idea. I'll do that
just to support her. I'm fine with doing that. But seriously,
I like my fingers. I do. I like them, you guys.
I don't know about you guys. They come in handy,
they do a lot of things. That was a good
pun right there. That was a good one.
Speaker 3: So so it premiered like there was a big fancy
premiere last night in DC, and I think it was
in DC and there was a red carpet and all
of that stuff. And Trump was asked a question on
the red carpet about his role or how much of
a role Melania has played.
Speaker 1: In making him the man he is today. And here's
what he said.
Speaker 10: You believe you'd be the man you are today if
you hadn't met your wife.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 22: What's an interesting question. I've better be very careful. That's
a very dangerous he's asking me a very dangerous question.
Speaker 10: I think she's really been a great help. What she's done,
a great job with very respect. Don't think him very smart, very.
Speaker 22: Measured, very measured, and sometimes when I'm not so measured,
she's she measures you. But no, she's done a great
job and very very influential in terms of the administration.
Speaker 10: Yes, and mister president is asking me very dangerous.
Speaker 14: I asked her husband, we would be the man he
is today if he had never met you.
Speaker 9: What do you think?
Speaker 1: Well, we will all be in it in places.
Speaker 21: I guess.
Speaker 10: The way it worked.
Speaker 1: That's very sweet, I know, I mean it was a
very trumpy answer is very.
Speaker 3: She's doing a great job as wife to me. The
way so trumpy.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 3: So remember yesterday when I was like, what you know,
Roun DeSantis, his term is expiring.
Speaker 1: An ag and what if?
Speaker 11: Now?
Speaker 3: I will say that one of our audience members, and
I appreciated this, They sent an email. I don't remember
who it is, and I'm sorry that I've forgotten the name,
but somebody wrote and said, I kind of think you're
being too hard on Pam Bondi because they are under
so much pressure to do things without a single possible
mistake or flaw.
Speaker 1: It's me. They're mad at me the way I mean,
I've been.
Speaker 3: Bitching about her, But they said, there are under so
much pressure to get things exactly right and be beyond reproach,
that they're just taking a little more of a cautious,
measured approach to doing all the things that they're doing.
Speaker 1: Then they might.
Speaker 3: Otherwise, and it's it's hard for us, people like us
who are impatient and want to see karma in action
and justice and accountability in action. It's very difficult for
us to be patient about that. So I appreciated that perspective. However,
I also still think Ronda Santis would be better. And
it turns out they are golfing this weekend. That means
and it may be nothing, but that's happening.
Speaker 1: I think it means something when they're golfing. Really, I
think this is great. This is fantastic. I love it.
I mean, it could mean something or it could mean
I don't know. I just like all the balls. I
like all the big you know.
Speaker 6: Saying.
Speaker 19: So.
Speaker 3: Nancy Pelosi had a very unfortunate tweet yesterday that got
her a lot of backlash, and it was in response
to comments that Trump made when.
Speaker 1: He was asked if he was aware of.
Speaker 3: The life threatening incident that occurred when ilhan Omar was
sprayed with salad dressing.
Speaker 1: And what Trump said, I mean, she nearly died. You guys, seriously,
salad dressing, especially Paul Newman's, it's gon be brutal.
Speaker 3: So he was asked about it, I don't I don't
even remember if it was in the cabinet meeting or elsewhere,
but he was asked about it, and he kind of
just blew it off, like I haven't even paid attention
to that.
Speaker 1: I don't give a crap about her. She's a psychopath
or whatever I'm paraphrasing.
Speaker 3: And so Nancy Pelosi was very upset about his comments
and did not realize what she was saying when she
said this.
Speaker 1: Please read her comment here. I cannot wait to read this.
I can't. The President's statements about Representative Ilhan Omar reflected
disturbing lack of understanding of the trauma caused by political
violence god the impact of a Seli addressing attack. She
didn't say that. I inserted that on an individual and
on their children and family is nothing to mock. Anyone
with even a basic sensitivity to the impact of political
violence on families should know that. Mister President, oh, shut
in the head.
Speaker 3: I feel like he has a marginal understanding just a
little bit.
Speaker 1: He escaped death because of a bullet law.
Speaker 3: Just one time, like he's been He's had other assassination attempts.
Speaker 1: He's been shot out a couple of times. Like I, lady,
shut up and take all. Cannot make this up. You
cannot make it up. You can't get listen. Our producer
was like, my dad used to give me apple cider
vinegar when I was feeling sick growing up. It's a
wellness solution. I cannot You can't make this up. You
cannot make it up. I just they're constant victims.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's amazing, amazing that she said that without any
self awareness or awareness in general about anything.
Speaker 1: Some more fifteen dollars ice cream out of your twenty
four thousand dollars fridge.
Speaker 3: You hang, all right, Moving on, We're going to spend
very little time on Candice today, fat thankfully. But we
are going to spend a tiny bit of time because
it's important that you know that she's hard at work
on her mysterious timeline. So she said, I have been
tightening up my Charlie Kirk's schedule specifically for the eighth
and ninth of September in Arizona. I have his public
Fox News hits and his Charlie Kirk Show appearance. But
if you saw Charlie anywhere in Scottsdale or the Phoenix area,
or if you spoke with him directly, please send an
email to our tip line. Also, if anyone know who
Andrew Corvett was meeting with at the White House today,
same emails.
Speaker 1: The case, you guys, woman is just a night man.
She is on the case.
Speaker 3: Somebody tweeted just the most unbelievable photograph, like a screen
capture of her from her show yesterday that I could
not believe was really truly in the context that this
person was saying it was in. And so I think
his name is Frank. He tweeted out this photo of
canvas in like uproarious laughter and he said, Cannie Owens
laughing after her guest suggested that Erica Kirk killed Charlie
should serve as a reminder that all the fame, followers,
clout and money in the world will not spare one
from the.
Speaker 1: Wrath of God. Yeah, And I was like, there's no
way this is what she was laughing at. There's no
way it is. That's exactly what she was laughing at.
And at the end of it, she said, I can't
wait for the clicks on this. Oh my god. Direct quote.
Speaker 3: Here is the video. I don't even I think I
missed that part of the end of it. But here's
the actual video.
Speaker 8: What do you think?
Speaker 1: What what do you think about Erica Kirk?
Speaker 19: Erica Kirk?
Speaker 1: What do you think about Eric? Would I get shot?
I want to say anything that's controversial. She did it,
and at the end of it, she said, right before
because you cut that off, but right after you cut
that was the whole clip that I saw. Well that
after that, she goes, I can't wait for the clicks
on this because, oh my god. And they did a
promo for that yesterday too. There was a promo and
it was like her and him doing like the selfie thing,
you know, and she and he gets in the frame
and she's like, this is about me.
Speaker 23: Of my god, she is is nuts, like it is yeah,
and she would be like, people are just opportunistic.
Speaker 1: I can't believe there's so they're so fixated on things.
Speaker 3: Erica only cares about money. Oh my god, I cannot
So we do have a funny little clip.
Speaker 1: And I don't know when this was from.
Speaker 3: It was probably a couple months back, but it's that
new Twitter account that says Candice Oonans can't read yeah,
and it's just like my favorite thing. And I had
not I didn't catch this when it happened back in
the day. But here's how she actually started to show
and it just makes perfect sense.
Speaker 15: Get comfortable, you guys, because it is going to be
a long week.
Speaker 1: I have so many explosive relevations to share with you.
And she's and she's a Christian, but she doesn't know
how to pronounce relevant revelations. Have you ever heard of that?
You ever heard of that? Relevations? She's saying it right.
She's off limits though, because she's a young mom. You guys,
she's off limits. I can't, I just can't. Don't be
so machaburb.
Speaker 3: Okay, we also need to play this amazing clip that
came from the Trigonometry podcast when Jeremy Boring was on
it yesterday when he is talking about Erica and that
memorial service that like forever changed a lot of people,
and the way that he describes her is just so perfect,
and I thought this is worth sharing.
Speaker 1: Please enjoy.
Speaker 24: I don't know Erica. I don't know what she'll become.
I know that at Charlie's funeral, she was the most
important human being on planet Earth for one hour, and
she used the occasion of her one moment, a moment
that most people will never experience. Her one moment of
being the most important person on planet Earth, she used
to honor her husband, to defend his legacy, and to
forgive his murderer. So I don't know Erica, but I
would say that it's hard to imagine any human having
used that moment to greater effect than she did. I
hope that she's very successful in the role. I think
she'll be very successful in the role.
Speaker 1: A way that he described that, I just very very
very lovely things to say, right, And that's true. All
those things are true. Yeah, Oh my god. I mean
it's like Erica Candace. They're just like all this thing.
It's literally good and evil. That's what that is. Another
thing that's another thing I'd like to add to that
is because she did those things, so many people were
brought to Christ that day and that week. How many
people is Candace brought Christ? I'm not really sure how
many that is. I say zero, and she doesn't because
what they want to they want to read the Book
of Relevations. Maybe, so you guys, I forgot.
Speaker 3: I always forget until something just strikes my memory. And
I was like, oh yeah, we have a voicemail, and
so I wanted to remind everybody that if you love
us or you hate us, we want to hear all
about it. And the phone number is on your screen.
It's three one seven five two zero one six nine one. Okay,
so there is the phone number. I obviously voicemails are
audio only.
Speaker 1: They don't come with a video component, and.
Speaker 3: Because the new software that I'm using for our video
editing requires a picture to go along with it, You're
going to be staring at my dog, Lla dog who
passed away last year for the entire time that you
hear these voicemails, because I was just like, I just
need a photo. So that's the explanation for the reason
that there is a dog photo attached to these voicemails.
But the first one is asking a very important question.
Speaker 6: Find your email address to inquire about you're in person
event in Fort Worth, Texas. I'm sorry I missed it
this morning. I should have written it down.
Speaker 3: So that's a great question, And there is a handful
of tickets left, and you are more than welcome to
email us at Chicks on the Right Rule at gmail
dot com and then just say something in the email
that lets me know that you're not crazy and that
you actually are a regular watcher of our show, and
I'll be happy to send you back the purchase information
for tickets. So thank you for that voicemail. The next
one is from a fan. Sounds very very sweet.
Speaker 23: Hey, lady, I watch you every day, five days a week.
Speaker 7: I love you.
Speaker 6: Ladies. You're wonderful and you're not old. How maybe one
I should know all your two beautiful women, so love you.
Keep up the good work.
Speaker 1: By him, Oh that's so sweet, he said, by hun
the same way my father in law says it like
I just I love that too. I absolutely love the
terms of endearment. I love it, love it so precious,
so precious.
Speaker 3: And then lastly we also got a not so nice
voicemail and it turned out that he sent a couple.
This guy forgets that when you have a phone number
and a name, it's very easy to look up your information.
So just know that I know who you are, Ralph Paduano.
Speaker 1: Do we know where Ralph lives?
Speaker 21: Do we do?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 3: Good, I'm not going to dox him publicly, but yes,
we know exactly where he lives, so we're gonna.
Speaker 1: Have our eye on him.
Speaker 3: I mean, not that he's saying anything particularly threatening, but
he sounds like a Minneapolis guy.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. I know what you're saying.
Speaker 12: Why are you fucking maggot's putting out lies about that
shooting in Minneapolis.
Speaker 6: You're a bunch of fucking bunch of fucking idiots.
Speaker 3: Thanks Ralph, Now, let's hear from you that you could
elevate the discourse there, Ralph, way to go. He's probably
one of those people that says Republicans need to tone
down the rhetoric.
Speaker 1: Right, you need to calm it down right. Good for you,
Good for you with all your words.
Speaker 3: Yes, uh, this is a great question. I just noticed
I missed who said it. But somebody is saying, why
do you give Candice the spotlight? And that's a great
question and I'm happy to answer it. It's because there
are huge influencers, Megan and others who do not refute
the nonsense that Candace says. And we feel a responsibility
because she has millions and millions and millions and millions,
unfortunately of followers who listen to her garbage. And if
there's no one that is going to fight back and
explain the truth and show her hypocrisy, we just hope
to reach a few people who might not know that
she's a big fat.
Speaker 1: Life and a lot of those followers are quote unquote
conservatives exactly. That could be a problem. And she has
turned her ire on Trump like she doesn't like Trump.
Yeah at this point, so she could become a huge
problem in the midterms and in the general election coming up.
So exactly, we're going to talk about candidates. That's why.
Speaker 3: That's why, and so you don't have to but because
I think we got another email yesterday from someone going,
I'm just gonna fast forward or not listen to you
if you talk about can Okay, first of all.
Speaker 1: Do I have to bust out the raccoon. Don't tell
us to bust out this, tell me what to do.
It's our show. Yeah. And you guys, they think she's
a grifter, and she is. She is a grifter. She
has a lot of a lot of like people who
are brainwashed and following her, and so it's it's an issue.
This is a problem for our party. And we recognize problems.
We've been around long enough to see when things are
a problem, and so this is a problem. Yeah.
Speaker 3: And and you know, telling me that you're going to
tune us out if we talk about things that you
don't like, I'm sorry. We're going to continue to talk
about whatever we want on our own freaking show. Okay, right,
all right, Now, there's some fun stuff. I don't know
who this child is, but he's clearly the son of
a pastor of some sort or else. He has only
watched like televangelists for his entire life. Is just a
nugget of preciousness, and he cannot be any other profession
when he grows up other than a pastor.
Speaker 1: Please enjoy this adorable child.
Speaker 25: Well the look you miss, say, Mason, don't you know
you got to have license to preach?
Speaker 2: Huh?
Speaker 1: License to preach?
Speaker 25: Mm? I don't need no license to preach. There ain't
no other man can tell me how to preach.
Speaker 1: And I'm sorry.
Speaker 25: The Lord called me to preach, and nobody else called
me but the Lord. My mama didn't know it. My
mama didn't sign me up for it, my daddy didn't
sign me up for it.
Speaker 26: And let me change something. The most best thing that
ever had in my life. It's when I let Jesus
send the chamber in my life. I went white about
my friends. I want white about the whole. Let me
change something. That's the best.
Speaker 25: Thing that you could ever do. You say, let me
change something. I try to have a thing in twenty
twenty five, but you didn't try.
Speaker 12: Jesus.
Speaker 19: That is that.
Speaker 1: That is a fifty five year old man. That is
not a child. I cannot. Oh my god, I love
him so much amazing.
Speaker 3: If anybody knows who he is, where he is, please
let us know, because he was absolutely just the cutest
little nugget of a child.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I love him so cute. Okay.
Speaker 3: Next, you know how there's the slur for black people,
the N word, which no one should ever say.
Speaker 6: Ever.
Speaker 3: Now there's there's someone who has an idea for creating
a similar let's just say, term of endearment for white people,
like a one that can be used in similar ways. Okay,
and I love this idea, okay, and it.
Speaker 10: Hurts my feelings.
Speaker 14: All my black friends get their own special word they
get to call each other.
Speaker 10: So I'm starting something for us white boys. From now on,
I'm calling y'all Vanilla's. It works for everything.
Speaker 1: What's up Manilla?
Speaker 19: This?
Speaker 10: Nila?
Speaker 8: Nila?
Speaker 7: Please?
Speaker 1: I think we should start it like wildfire. I love that.
I freaking love that.
Speaker 3: I have such menopause that I don't remember if we've
already played this like okay, because I know we've talked
a lot about the owl trend, like you know this,
here's my impersonation of an owl who does X Y
Z and I know we've played some of those clips,
but have we ever done the Denzel one?
Speaker 14: No?
Speaker 1: Okay, good, okay.
Speaker 3: Okay, this guy what this is a This is an impersonation.
Speaker 19: My impression of an owl.
Speaker 10: But the owl grew up watching Denzel Washington movies. Oh
m hm oh no, you standing and tell me who
I said?
Speaker 1: Hoo hoo, that's amazing. I got it, became him right like.
Speaker 3: It's Denzel and velveted his body in that moment.
Speaker 1: Crazy amazing. I love this trend, by the way, absolutely
everybody bring it in report back with the one up
Manila's Yep, you guys have the best weekend ever. We
will talk to you on Monday.