Speaker 1: How is everybody happy Thursday? We're almost there. We're kareeming
into Friday. Coming up on the show today, more debate,
Hella baloo. Is there going to be a second debate?
We don't know. We don't know what we're going to
talk about. That Biden wears a Trump hat. It's real
and it's spectacular. You guys, Megan Kelly unleashes on Taylor
Swift and Jennifer Anison and ABC moderators get completely well
kind of yeah, they get majorly fact checked, which is
a good thing. It's really good. All that and so
so much more. Coming up on today's.
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of the fate of Indiana or the city of Indianapolis.
Speaker 4: You do not speak for me or anyone I know.
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Speaker 4: I'm hearing from more and more people that they can
once again see the Facebook insiders group on their desktops,
and that makes.
Speaker 1: It asking you once again to go to insiders once again,
do it.
Speaker 4: And then there's still in our public Facebook group. I
saw yesterday that a lot of people were trying to
post content, and so I posted a reminder.
Speaker 6: Of why.
Speaker 1: Why can't I monopolize this page anymore? Why?
Speaker 4: So, anyway, that is all happening? That's good news. Can
I ask a question about Venmo to people who understand
Venmo way better than I do?
Speaker 1: What is it?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 4: So I keep getting these requests on our account, on
our venmo at chicks on right, I keep getting friend
requests like it's a social media platform. I guess I do,
and I accept them, but I don't know what it means.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't accept them. I just you don't know.
I just give and take money out there. I don't
know what that means either. Why do you have to.
Speaker 4: Why would you want to be friends with us on Venmo.
It's not like we're posting content.
Speaker 1: There or anything. Are you going to hang out? I
don't get it either. I don't know what that is.
Speaker 4: I mean, I accept that, I just don't know what
that means.
Speaker 1: Is that like, are you are you having a favorite. Yeah,
people are saying, don't accept them.
Speaker 4: Don't accept Really, it means you're connected that way, you
don't put have to put in money. It's like, do
you want to be my friend?
Speaker 1: I'll blindly accept wooh okay.
Speaker 4: So people are saying, you can see each other's payments.
Why do you want to see that? Why do I
care what you're getting paid? Or why would you care
what I'm getting You can see other people.
Speaker 1: You can see that, like Bill sent Carrie two dollars
for something.
Speaker 4: Okay. So people are saying, like it makes you to
be hacked. I'm gonna like unfriend everybody.
Speaker 1: You should Darren just wrote Ted Bundy. Yes, she would
have totally befriended Ted Bundy. She was Darren would have
Oh my god.
Speaker 4: I would have told those books look so heavy. Let
me help you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, your poor your poor foot. Did you hurt your ankle?
Speaker 7: Let me help you.
Speaker 1: I would have been like, f off, dude, can.
Speaker 4: I sign your cast? Get in my car?
Speaker 1: It's fine, I don't get in yours. Yeah, she would
have totally done that.
Speaker 4: Anyway. I just I don't know that. I just don't
be offended if I unfriend you, I just I feel
very odd about, like why that's even a thing. And
I don't that's a great question, Carol. I don't even
know if I can unfriend people once I friend them.
I don't know. I just think it's weird that anybody
would want to be friends on Venmo. I don't get
the point. So I just don't be offended if I
figure out how to unfriend everybody and just leave it be,
because I just don't understand it. Yes, Also, just a
we're going to talk about Taylor Swift later because Megan
Kelly went off on her and it was it was glorious. Yeah,
Caitlin Clark, if you're a Caitlin Clark fan from the
Indiana Pacers, she liked Taylor Swift's Kamla post. So there's
a lot of chitter chatter about that. Yeah, she liked it.
Speaker 1: It's so funny that we actually have who cares, right,
you know, I was like, this is what we do now.
Remember twenty years ago, nobody cared about this stuff. She
likes something, Oh my god, she likes it. Done so stupid?
So stupid?
Speaker 4: Now on Twitter recently, fairly recently or ex whatever you
want to call it. Now you can like stuff all
you want and no one will ever know. It used
to be that, like you could go to a profile
and see what that profile has liked, and now you can't.
And I kind of like that because like, and I
don't want to be like held accountable liking it.
Speaker 1: It's none your business, right like if I you.
Speaker 4: Know, because we say the things, and sometimes there are
words that we say and that other people say that
you're not supposed to say, but then there's means about
them that use the words and they're really funny, and
I want to like them without feeling like, am I
going to get in trouble for likingness? You know what
I mean?
Speaker 1: I just it's nobody's business what I like and what
I don't like. That's the thing, unless we until we
come on this show and express our opinions. It's everybody's business.
But in my free time, in my personal time, not
in your business.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, yeah, We've got a big and very fun
show today because and I don't know how long it's
going to be. I don't have any good sense of
that today. I just know that there's a lot to
cover and it's all it's just it's like it's going
to be a really good variety hour, you know what
I mean. Like it's not just going to be a
whole show about the debate like yesterday's was. It's going
to be about so many things.
Speaker 1: The Carol Burnett Show is basically giving you today.
Speaker 4: It's going to be the Mandrell Sisters. Yes, only there
will be no singing that.
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speaking of venmo and other forms of payment. We got
this on YouTube yesterday from Pamela Gordon who said thanks.
I so needed this podcast. Last night's debate made me
cry on so many missed opportunities to call her out,
praying and remembering that God's will be done. So thank you, Pamela,
and we were glad to be here for you. And
then we have some interesting tweets from Donald Trump yesterday day.
The first one about his ear and I don't know
if you guys saw this, it was hilarious. So he
basically said that after his great debate victory over Cacklin Kamala.
He'd been told by a bunch of people close to
him that there's been a lot of speculation online about
his ear, and so people have said, why can't we
see a scar from the bullet and so he writes,
unlike Kamala, I like to give people the truth. So
here's an insider account. After they tried to assassinate me,
we brought in a team of surgeons, the best surgeons,
and they gave me a book and said, mister President,
we can rebuild your ear. We can give you any
ear you want. And the book had pictures of the
ears of many great people in it, Rockefeller, Caesar, Elton,
John Teddy, Roosevelt, for Rigno, even Washington. And I said, no, no, no,
give me the Reagan ear because he listened to the
people and they did and he did, and they did
a tremendous job. Before being totally honest, My new ear
looks great, and it can hear the mumbling from Kamala
as we increase our lead in the polls.
Speaker 1: That's fantastic. That's the greatest statement ever. I love that
so much, you know, el el Johnsonting back on he
mentioned me again, that's really nice, right, it's really really nice,
mister President.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, so great. And then there was another
one because of course there's been a lot of chitter
chatter about the debate, and so he wrote, in the
world of Boxing r UFC, when a fighter gets beaten
or knocked out, they get up and scream, I demand
a rematch. I demand to rematch. Well, it's no different
with a debate. She was beaten badly last night. Every
poll has this winning, in one case ninety two to eight.
So why would I do a rematch?
Speaker 1: I still think he should do it if it's on Fox,
if it's on his terms, because I would if I
were his comms team, if I were his people, I'd
be like, listen, she got to basically call all the
shots in the first one, and it was an unfriendly moderation,
was it. Ever, if we could do it on Fox,
then it would be great to do it, Or if
we could do some sort of a town hall where
there are actual people in the audience with you know,
like Fox moderators running it. If we could do that,
that would be awesome and it wouldn't be so scripted.
If it was more off the cuff, which is how
where he shines. That would be fantastic, and she would fail.
She would fail in that sort of environment.
Speaker 4: Well, we're going to have a lot of talk about
whether or not there's going to be a second debate
a little later in the show, and we'll also hear
from him on video about that. But this is what
he tweeted yesterday. And then speaking of how unfair that
whole debate and their moderation was, there was these stats.
So Ryan Savadro went through the debate transcript and counted
that Trump was fact checked four times, Harris was fact
checked zero, and the moderators pressed Trump for follow up
six times, they pressed her zero times. Trump made fourteen
false statements compared to Harris's sixteen. So the fact that
the fact checks are like, oh my god, Trump is
the biggest liar. It's they're lying, they are lying.
Speaker 1: Did he really make fourteen false statements?
Speaker 4: Though I don't know what what Ryan considers to be
false statements. These are just his talents. But I'm sure
you know how he is, like he can he can
get a little, he can go a little over.
Speaker 1: Maybe maybe hyperbolic statement, right that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's what I mean, so I that's if that's
what counts as a false statement.
Speaker 1: I get just yeah, you know, I don't know, Like
that's the thing, Like the whole cat eating thing, was
that considered a false statement. I'm assuming they're considering that
a false statement when it actually isn't.
Speaker 4: I mean, we still I still believe. I still believe
the stuff about the pets. Yeah, because of the first
hand accounts about it, not because of a video or
a picture or whatever. I believe the people that are
going into the city council meetings and saying this is
what's happening.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean I believe those people more than I
believe are freaking media.
Speaker 4: Yeah, city commissioner who may just not have gotten reports
right or is trying to cover up the fact that
there are people eating cats in a city.
Speaker 1: I feel like he'd probably want to do that in
the best interest of protecting his reputation, as you know
what I mean.
Speaker 4: Yeah, leader of Well, and they're still on Twitter. All
over Twitter. There's these journalists who are just acting so
outraged that that Trump would make a statement about Kamala
wanting to pay for the gender reassignment surgery of inmates.
That is an actual fact. Not only did she say
so on the questionnaire from the ACLU, she also said
so in an interview which anyone can see that is
available online. And now Time had to correct themselves, so
they issued a correction saying the original version of our
story mischaracterized as false Donald Trump's statement accusing Kamala of
supporting transgender operations on illegals in prison. As a presidential
candidate in twenty nineteen, she filled out a questionnaire saying
she supported just that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the guns, you know. I mean, he's like, you're
gonna take my gun. She's like, oh my god, we're
both gun on ours. So I like, how would you
Why would you say that? Because you talked about a
buyback program mandatory, right, So this is I mean, there's
all we have to do is research, and apparently these
journalists don't believe in that, which is anathetical to what
journalists should be doing.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, It's just wow. And then I know, over the
last few days, I've mentioned that I saw online I
couldn't remember where this this poll that showed that older
people sixty fives and ups are tending to side with
Kamala right now. And it's the younger folks that are
tending to side with Trump. Well, I found that poll.
It was a New York Times Siena poll and the
demographic that identifies most as Democrats is voters age sixty
five plus. The Democrat or demographic that identifies least as
Democrats as voters ages eighteen to twenty nine. So it
was very glad that Nicole Shanahan retweeted this because I
was like, where did I see that? And it was
it was there.
Speaker 1: It's weird, though, this is weird.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's super weird.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And I think the It's our community came up
with the explanation that a lot of these old people
are watching the mainstream media, the legacy media. That's the
only explanation because why would they why, I know, why
would they all go for Kamala? And I listen, I'm
glad to see the gen z is like, I am
onto you, I'm onto you, elitist and I'm not buying
what you're selling and I want a better future for myself.
So God bless them for that.
Speaker 4: Saw this meme, thought it was funny, wanted to share.
Speaker 1: So it's so great, so perfect.
Speaker 4: And then the onion, which was the original babylon Bee
if you think about it. I mean, the Onion was
the original satire site. They are getting slammed for this tweet,
and rightly so. So they said, fact check Trump people
don't leave my rallies. True, they're carried out in body bags.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. Remember when the Onion was great.
Speaker 4: Yes, that's why I saw it. I could not believe
that they would try to poke fun at comparatory the
guy that died, I mean, people getting shot at a rally.
This is not something that you make a you know,
a snappy post.
Speaker 1: About now glassless disgusting jerks is what they are. Yeah,
that's this is why nobody reads your crap anymore, Onion.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, that's why the Babylon Bee is way
better than you. Yeah, god, gross, way better. We also
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do some news that happened after the debate. So Trump
went on Fox and Friends yesterday and they were asking
him like, will there be a second? How did you?
How did you think that went? And he had not
very pleasant things to say about two of Fox's potential moderators.
Speaker 10: Mister President, I know when we started the interview, you
said that you felt that you won the debate last night,
your best ever. I think before the debate happened last night,
the Kamala Harris people said that they would actually like
to do another debate in October. And I know that
last night Fox News offered sent letters to your campaign
and her campaign offering three dates of debates moderated by
Martha and Brett. One is October ninth in Arizona.
Speaker 11: Well, I wouldn't want to have Mautha and Brett. I'd
love to have somebody else other than Martha and Brett.
I'd love to have Frankly, Sean or Jesse or Laura,
you know, somebody else. Let's give let's give other people
the shot. But I didn't think Martha and Brett were
good last night.
Speaker 7: I Jesse was.
Speaker 11: Jesse was fantastic last night. What he said, Jesse really
got it. Jesse said Trump won that debate. That was
we won that debate by a lot. Now I wouldn't
want Matha involved, Okay, I would mister.
Speaker 1: Oh damn. I mean he has a point though they've
already done it. They've already done since that's true.
Speaker 4: Like if it's a if it's a chance thing.
Speaker 1: Like I just don't know that that it's probably not
the reason. I just think he's like I don't like them.
I like them. At least you know where you stand
with Trump. I do respect that. You always know he's like, yeah,
I don't like you, you're fired.
Speaker 4: But also he doesn't do that with the right people
sometimes and case and point.
Speaker 12: You guys, Trump is actually traveling with some of these folks,
conspiracy peddlers. We should note a veriable legion of doom
of bigots and liars, perhaps none so depraved as this
woman Laura Lumer. Here she is getting off of Trump's
plane before Yesterday's debate. Just on Sunday, she posted and
insanely racist message that if Harris, whose mom was an
Indian immigrant, wins, quote, the White House will smell like
curry and White House speeches will be facilitated via a
call center unquote. On this twenty third anniversary of nine
to eleven, we should also note Lumer posted last year
that nine to eleven was a quote inside job unquote.
Trump continues to bring this person along on his travels
with with him.
Speaker 13: Why I don't know.
Speaker 1: Because she obsesses over him, My god, because she loves him.
He's got to cut that. He's got to cut that tie.
Speaker 4: He's got to She is the vilest creature, right And
when Marjorie Taylor Green is calling her out, then you
know it's bad.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 4: By the way, I have one tweet that Marjorie, because
Marjorie saw that tweet of Laura Lumers and said, this
is appalling and extremely racist. It does not represent who
we are as Republicans or MAGA, This does not represent
President Trump. This type of behavior should not be tolerated ever,
Laura Lumor should take this down. And then I found
out after I put all like this video clip together,
I found out they're still fighting on Twitter and now
it's getting super ugly. So Marjorie had to come out
and say we used to be friends back in twenty eighteen,
and I, you know, tried to help her with her
campaign and all this stuff. And then Laura when after
her with this giant diettribe like they are acting as
you would expect that they would. But when Marshay Taylor
Green comes out looking like the sane one, you have
to know that Laura Lumer is freaking batshit. Why do
people follow this insane way?
Speaker 1: I don't know. And that's not okay what she said.
Come on, if you like this woman and you actually
you are defending what she just said, there, you're a problem.
Speaker 4: That's not okay.
Speaker 1: That doesn't represent me, and it shouldn't represent Trump, Like
he should have seen that and said, okay, you're done enough.
That's not okay. We don't do that.
Speaker 4: She makes him look bad for liking her. She makes
him look racist, that's what she just did with that.
Not okay, And that's why, like his whole deal about
loyalty being the most important thing screws him over because
he ends up well, she's loyal to him, that's for sure,
and so he towards her and she ends up damaging
him as a result, because.
Speaker 1: I'm find somebody else that's loyal, you know. I wish
his family would just look at him and go, will
you just knock the shit off, like real, like cut
that off, like what are you doing? Because that will
be a liability in future.
Speaker 4: I'm telling you, yeah, just awful, CNN ridiculous. So CNN
had one of those like super nerdy nerdy like data
guys come on and try to tell I think it
was Jake Tapper. How often between the two of them,
Kamala and Trump, how often they lied during the debate.
This is so incredibly ridiculous. You will not believe what
he says.
Speaker 12: And in senior reporter Daniel Dale was listening closely to
both candidates.
Speaker 14: Daniel, what stood out to.
Speaker 1: You, Jake?
Speaker 8: What stood out was that this was a staggeringly dishonest
debate performance from former President Trump.
Speaker 4: Just lie after lie on subject after subject.
Speaker 8: By my preliminary account, Jake Trump made at least thirty
ree false claims thirty three. By contrast, by again a
preliminary account, Vice President Harris made at least one false claim,
though she added at least a few most leading claims
and a few more.
Speaker 1: I yeah, well, there's your answer to why older people
you know are going to vote for Kamala there. It
is right there. Because they watch CNN and they watch MSNBC,
and they believe this garbage. They think that because they
don't they don't get on Twitter. Right, they don't watch
our show. They don't do they don't get into any
alternative media. They just watch legacy media. And that is
why there's your answer right there.
Speaker 4: Well, that's yeah, that's for sure, the answer about the
older generation. And then when you know, we're always just
marveling at the fact that we live around so many
dumbasses that actually support Kamala, and so many of them
are white, suburban women like this idiot.
Speaker 15: So it sounds like this debate cemented for you that
you will never vote for former President Trump at least again.
Speaker 14: Is that right?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 16: I mean they think that people want to separate policy
from character, and I just don't see how you can
do that. I can't get behind somebody who maybe I
agree with certain policies on but their character is atrocious
and lacks complete leadership.
Speaker 1: Okay, she was the side chick, and then on top
of he's a communist, right, and then on top but
I mean she's talking about character. Okay, Well you want
to have a conversation about character. We could talk about
character all day long. I mean, because they talk about
how he wanted to grab women by you know what. Okay, Well,
then let's Actually, if you want to base it just
on that alone, then let's talk about her character. Nobody
ever wants to talk about that on the left. They
only want to talk about his awful character and how
he's such a terrible guy and he's been married three
times and everything.
Speaker 4: Okay, let's talk about her past.
Speaker 1: If that's what you is that, if that's what they
want to base it on, then let's because we don't
want to do that. We want to actually focus on policy.
But if you want to do that, then let's like
roll out Willie Brown and start talking all this stuff.
If we want to do that, I just think that
that's a stupid thing to do. I don't know why
people want it's done. It should be who's the best
person for the job. We don't give a crap what
people did or what people do in their personal lives.
We just want to know, is this person's go Are
they going to be a good CEO for the country?
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 1: And she's not. She's simply not going to be a
good CEO. And these white suburban chicks like they don't
get that. They want to do they want to have
all the fields. Meanwhile, I guarantee you, Becky, there is
not going to take a Haitian immigrant into her five bedroom,
four bath house in a gated community, is she I'd
like her to I'd like her to do that. I
bet I'd like to see her have all the fields
and do that today. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, and we meant to show this yesterday, but
this this ended up being a better place to put this.
But my sister was very, very upset after the debate.
She would like sent me all these memes just going,
oh my god, Trump lost this so big. And then,
because she knows women like that Becky lady, she texted this.
She goes, well, all the stupid suburban white women are
gonna live laugh love this election to the fucking crowd.
Speaker 1: I love Danielle. You guys have no idea how much
I love Danielle. It's so true, and it's so true,
so true. That's exactly what they're gonna do. And then
they're gonna be like, why do we have to wait him? Breadline?
Is this bread artisanal? Because I was told there'd be
artistical bread, and this bread line?
Speaker 4: Now I do think you know there are and probably
there's some even in our audience who are as delusional
as Trump is about this particular debate. I mean, if
he really genuinely believes he won. Okay, like anybody with
common sense and and honesty will admit that she won
the debate. Now, is she a better candidate? Of course not,
but she won the debate for as far as debates go.
And somebody who is very now close to Trump and
who is actually really really wanting Trump to win, RFK Junior,
I thought, had a perfectly honest assessment about how he
performed here that is rat now she gave.
Speaker 13: I think that Vice President Harris clearly won the debate
in terms of her delivery, her polish, her organization, and
her preparation. I think on the substance, President Trump wins
in terms of his governance. But he didn't tell that story.
And in fact, the first question was an extraordinary lost
opportunity because there's a question, and I think Doris pointed
out that she never answered, which is our Americans better?
Four years later he got distracted, And I think it's
unfortunate because he you know, I think he really had
an air argument for his presidency, but he wasn't not
able to make that case to the American public.
Speaker 4: I mean, that's just honest yeah, it is.
Speaker 1: It does. It is honest, and Shanahan was the same way.
She's very honest about his performance, you know. And she
didn't answer any questions. She just had scripted. You could
tell she was reading in her brain from a a
very rehearsed script. It was all very scripted. A lot
of people don't recognize that because a lot of people
are like you always say, are dumbasses, and so they
hear that and they're like, oh, it sounds so good,
you know. But like the first question was was like
he said, a perfect opportunity for him, and you know,
for her even to say are you better off? She
couldn't tell everybody, yeah, you're better off because I've been
here for four years and I've made your lives better. No,
your lives are way crappier and than they were four
years ago. But she didn't say. She couldn't say that.
So what she did is she danced, and she was like, well,
the only one on the stage that had a single mom,
and what that has nothing to do.
Speaker 4: With my life?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think, what are you doing for me?
Speaker 9: Lady?
Speaker 1: So I mean, she danced, but the way that she
said it, and they rehearsed her so hard that there
are Becky's out there in suburban America that are just like.
Speaker 4: Oh, she seems so nice and so articulate.
Speaker 1: We could have wine together. So I'm going to vote
for her because lady parts right.
Speaker 4: And it's easy to get doom and gloomy about how
he performed, and I feel like we did enough of
that yesterday. But just to sort of put a cap
on the gloominess and then we're going to get to
the good stuff, which is that it doesn't matter you guys,
and you're gonna see why in just a second. But
just to put the cap on the gloom because we'll
just end it with Frank Luntz, who's like the droopiest
droop in droop Town. Like there is there anybody droopier
exceptr than Frank Luntz, I ask you, he he. This
was his tessment of Trump's performance.
Speaker 1: Domalda one, does that mean she may now win the election?
Speaker 17: I think, more accurately, it's a Donald Trump lost. And
this is not the worst debate performance I've seen in
my career, but it's very close to it. The conversations
about people eating dogs and cats, calling the leader of
Hungary one of the greatest world leaders, repeatedly missing the
opportunity to focus on inflation and affordability, and the complete
inability to present his point of view without completely tearing
into her, into Joe Biden, into whomever was in his sights.
It was a pretty negative performance, pretty pessimistic, cynical, contemptuous.
And I think that this will cost him. Yes, I'm
trying to decide if I want to go on record,
and the answer is yes. I think that that he
loses because of this debate performance.
Speaker 1: I don't like him.
Speaker 4: I know he's very dreepy.
Speaker 1: That chip monkey has it there. Yeah, something happened on
going on, I don't. I mean, okay, whatever, He's entitled
to his opinion. And listen, I mean somebody asked you,
how can you say that he lost or she won?
But she didn't give any answers. Well, I mean both
can be true, they're not mutually exclusive. It's this is
I mean, how could Obama win to elections and not
do anything?
Speaker 4: You know what I mean?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I mean, debates are performative and she performed well, but
again she's definitely way worse for the country. Yalles, right,
And so you know, as depressed, as a lot of
us were. After watching that, I felt much better yesterday
after seeing a lot of some of the reaction, and
so I think that this will help you guys feel
better too. First off, Elon tweeted and said, well, I
don't think the debate hosts were fair to Donald Trump.
Kamala exceeded most people's expectations tonight. That said, when it
comes to getting things done, not just saying nice sounding words,
I strongly believe Trump will do a far better job.
After all, if Kamala can do great things, why hasn't
she Biden rarely shows up for work, so she's basically
in charge already. The question comes down to this, do
you want current trends to continue for four more years
or do you want change?
Speaker 1: And there you go.
Speaker 4: And according to some after debate polling, and granted this
is a small one, but this is from Reuters. Reuters
interviewed ten undecided voters post debate. Six of them were
either backing or leaning towards Trump, three of them backing Harris.
One remained undecided. And I was stunned by that because
I thought, if you genuinely are undecided, how do you
not lean towards Kamala. But I'm completely wrong about that,
and you're going to see that according to Independence. You
know how they do those lines of responsiveness in real time,
so they were doing that, like the blue line is
obviously Democrats, the red line is Republicans, and the yellow
line is Independence. And this pollster who was conducting these
focus groups in real time was super surprised about how
closely Independence tracked with Republicans during the debate. Here's video.
Speaker 18: So again you saw something similar there where Republicans and
independents are tracking together. And obviously that is per party,
but Independence supposedly don't have one that they designated yet.
Speaker 2: And one of the things that I heard from voters
last night, to be really curious what you guys think,
is that independent voters were looking for two things from Kamala. One,
they wanted to hear more in depth on her policies.
What was she really going to do for the economy,
what was going to be different about the economy under
her than it would have been Underbiden? And number two,
they wanted her to explain why she's had so many changes,
not she couldn't stick, they wouldn't let her get away.
Speaker 4: We talked to her before.
Speaker 2: They didn't want her to get away with this idea
of values, and so she didn't get the why that
allowed people to authentically say you have a reason to change.
And I think that's why you saw the Independence are
really up there with Republicans here.
Speaker 1: So you mentioned that you're surprised that like independence didn't
get drawn to her after this. I'm not necessarily surprised
by that, because there's also the woman factor here too,
Like she's she's a woman, and we would have the
first woman president if if she was put into office,
Americans don't I got to give them a little bit
more credit than we give I know, there's a lot
of stupid people out there that want to just put
a woman there just because she's a woman. But then
there's a lot of people like us who are like,
I don't want to put a woman there just because
she's a woman. I wanted to be the right woman.
And this woman is stupid and she's wildly unlikable. It
was kind of like the Hillary effect I could. I mean,
that woman was vile, she was so unlikable in every way.
She was I think actually a lot more adept at
her job than Kamala.
Speaker 4: Oh, without question, she.
Speaker 1: Could do I think she could actually do the job
better than Kamala. Kamala is an idiot. I mean, she
can't do this, She's not look at what she's done
over the past four years. She can't do it. She's
useless at this job. She can't do it. I think
Hillary was actually more capable of doing it, and nobody
liked her. I think Kamala has she ticks all the
boxes of she's unlikable, she's inept, and she's stupid.
Speaker 4: So people are.
Speaker 1: Recognizing that and it's listen, you can rehearse and you
can memorize a bunch of crap, but can you do
the job. And so I think Independence got to give
them a little more credit than we do. When they're looking,
I can't believe they are actually Independence left. I really like.
That surprises me. But the people who are on the fence,
like the people that Shanahan talks about on talk shows
and whatever, Libertarians and whatnot, they are looking at her
and they're going, does she does she fill this? Can
she do this? Can she fill the seat? Can she
actually do this job? They know she can't then, and
Trump can't. We have seen these people do the jobs.
It's not like they've not actually done the job. She guys,
these are people who are are interviewing for a job
that we've seen them do. We've seen it.
Speaker 4: She can't.
Speaker 1: Trump can Who are you gonna vote for?
Speaker 14: Right?
Speaker 4: Well, it was just it was welcome news all of
these post debate polls that still continued to have Trump
favorable and so that was a huge relief. Here's CNN
reacting to one that they conducted right after the debate.
Speaker 19: Who would better handle the economy? Is what we asked
going into the debate. Before the debate, thirty seven percent
said Harris, fifty three percent Trump. After the debate, again
margin Devara stuff here, but numerically she lost a little ground.
Thirty five percent said so after the debate that she
would better handle the economy. Fifty five percent said Trump.
And we know that is one of his strongest suits
across the polling in this election, and he seemed to
hang on to that piece in this debate tonight, according
to our poll of debate watcherton.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I love that. So it really didn't have an effect,
and if anything, it helped with independence, which is amazing. Right,
So it's a great takeaway. Major Garrett also was commenting
on some show about the resilience of Trump's support and
here he is.
Speaker 20: On that twenty voters thought one of them was undecided. Wow,
not one And headlines come and go. But let me
tell you this support for former President Trump is real
and resilient. I encountered that everywhere I went. And that's
something the Harris campaign knows recognized as the fact in Michigan.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and she can't escape the record that she has.
I mean, she wants to. She wants to be like,
I'm not Biden, I'm not I'm my own person. You're
part of the administration. You were the last one in
the room. You are tied to all the stuff. You're
tied to the economy, you're tied to the border, You're
tied to all the stuff. You can't escape it, even
though you want you You're the incumbent, biatch, so deal
with it. It's not Trump isn't the incumbent.
Speaker 4: You are well and ahead of the debate. And now,
I don't know, this is not a scientific poll, okay,
but it does seem very interesting to me that he
sold lots more cookies, well.
Speaker 21: Thousands already and I know you've baked thousands in preparation
for today. Everyone wants to know what do the sales?
Maybe tell us about who might win the election in November,
talk to me about sales.
Speaker 4: The sales.
Speaker 1: The red is.
Speaker 22: Leading by a lot at the tower board over Kelly
was just updated.
Speaker 4: You're you're new to see it.
Speaker 22: But almost by four thousand cookies as you can see.
And that's tremendous, tremendous for us as a small business
to produce this and sell this as well. And see
the faces that are coming around to buy these all.
Speaker 21: Over absolutely and just the stresses that is not a
type of former President trumpet more than four thousand cooked.
Speaker 5: Thank you, so.
Speaker 21: Current Vice President Kamala Harris was warning about four hundred.
So the Harris voter's got some work to do if
they want to boost their numbers here. But again we
want to stress we've been saying this all morning.
Speaker 14: You guys are not politically driven.
Speaker 21: I know you take a lot of flag outline, especially
talking about your motivation here.
Speaker 6: You're just trying to do business.
Speaker 22: Yeah, I mean I'm a small business and prices are
really high right now. We're seeing increases daily on eggs
and butter, and so these help get people.
Speaker 1: And I said, I trust that poll more than I
trust like regular polls. Honestly I do.
Speaker 7: I know.
Speaker 4: I love that.
Speaker 1: I love the cookie polem.
Speaker 5: Hmm.
Speaker 4: Let's take a quick break to thank some people. Karen
Morisco says, I guess Kamala did win sixteen to fourteen
most lies. And then over here from Alexandra, she says, hello, today,
Molly and Silva joined me and watching the sunrise, and
I went to see my grandma who is Alzheimer's. We
went for a short walk and sang songs. It was
a great day, and I hope you have a great
day too. Very Cindy Douglas says good morning to the
Chick family. Karen Elliott says, saw this on X. What
difference does it make if we have a woman in
the White House? If the Dems can't define what a
woman is? Please ask Kamala that great question. Laura Kate
Baker says independent means they're not affiliated with the parties.
I'm an independent. I don't claim GOP or DEM. And
Lisa Bright says Trump is a human. Don't you think
the hell he's been put through is gonna show sometimes
give me a break. He's handling it all better than
anyone could. I think he can have these moments not surprising.
Sure he can, but we're not going to deny that
he's having them. So you can give them all the
excuses that you want, but you can't be dishonest and
say that he didn't like that. He didn't have a
bad night. He had a bad night. It's okay to
say that, and he might have all kinds of good reasons,
as you mentioned, but like, let's not pretend that it
was a great night. Right.
Speaker 1: I do love it. I do love his swagger though,
where he's like, yeah, I won.
Speaker 4: Right, Like I was the best debate I've ever had.
I love it.
Speaker 1: I love that about him, I really do. I'm not
going to deny it.
Speaker 8: Now.
Speaker 4: For those folks who may have forgotten how debates used
to work, and I am one of those people, Greta
Sustern had what. He's the co founder and co chair
of the CPD, which is the Commission on Presidential Debates,
and they that organization was actually responsible for organizing debates
forever until just recently. And this guy explains how it
used to work.
Speaker 23: The co founder and co chairman of the Nonpartisan Commission
on Presidential Debates CPD, Frank J. Farnkoffunior, joins me, good evening, sir,
And what happened that these debates by CPD which have
been going on for decades, which for the few bumps
in the road, But now why are the networks now
doing these?
Speaker 9: I think they want to make a couple of bucks.
That's one of the reasons they took it over. It
really came up bout when we got a letter in
early June from the White House saying that the President
Biden would not participate in any debate conducted by the Commission.
Donald Trump had already indicated he would debate with us
if we're going forward. We had already scheduled three debates
for debates with the vice presidential in colleges across the country.
But once that came to a crash with the Biden's
not willing to participate, then they went to CNN with
a ticket to leave it plan. They got to dictate
the format totally different format than we ever used, and
also dictate who the moderators were and how it was
to be conducted, and then breaking we did ninety minutes says,
you know, Greta without interruption, no ads of any sort.
So they really changed the whole nature of things. And
I was really quite surprised when former President Trump agreed
to this early on, to this totally different way to go.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but if you wouldn't have, they would have said
that he was scared. So it's like, how how do
you navigate that as him? This is the thing they are.
They change the rules. They're freaking commies, man, Oh my gosh.
Speaker 4: And then frustrating there are that that anyone exists in
the world who doesn't see how biased those moderators were, Like,
it's stunning to me that anybody can't see that. You know,
who can't see it? The freaking dean in charge of
the journalism school at Columbia God help them.
Speaker 1: The Columby School of Journalism.
Speaker 24: I love reminding people that you are me boss at
the Colony School Journalism. How the debate went, David David
Ware and Lindsey Davis, How they do Oh?
Speaker 14: I thought this was one of the best moderated debisions.
Speaker 8: I agree, you know, they were consistent, they were professional.
Speaker 1: I mean, there you go in the world. Don't ever
send your kid to that Crapple of a school did
that Liberal and Doctrination Center? What the hell? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, And then you go back to the co founder
that we just heard from of the CPD. Here was
his assessment of the moderators.
Speaker 9: Shocked me last night was the way the moderators handled it.
You know, we always explain to our moderators, and we've
done thirty three of those credits, starting back in nineteen
eighty eight, that their job is to be facilitators. They're
not the involved themselves. It's different than if you had
someone on your show and you asked them a question
and they answered in a different way than they said
a month before, you would correct them. But moderators are
not supposed to do that. A debate is between the candidates,
not a debate between the candidate and the moderators. And
these moderators, as so far as I was concerned, it
was the worst performance that I've seen, and I've, as
I said, I've done thirty three of these things over
the years. I don't know what their thoughts were, but
they clearly were oversized. I think on the way they
treated the former president and way they treated the president
vice president, I think they bent backwards to help her.
Speaker 1: Yeah, as oversized as her shoulder pads. She could have
hung curtains off those things. You guys, do I need
to remind you they were terrible. Get a stylist, lady.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that was bad. I don't know why those are
making a comeback at all.
Speaker 25: Bad.
Speaker 1: Just make it stop.
Speaker 4: I just don't get them. I would rather see.
Speaker 1: Parachute pants than those. I'm not even kidding.
Speaker 4: So will there be a second debate? It is unknown
at this time. We've gotten some thoughts from various people
about whether there will be. JD. Vance weighed in about
whether there will be a second debate or not.
Speaker 26: Here he is so, I think the president had a
great night. It's ultimately up to him. Obviously, he likes
these debates and he's good at them. So I wouldn't
be surprised if he wants to step back in the ring.
But I also wouldn't be surprised if he doesn't.
Speaker 4: So JD. Van says it's up to him.
Speaker 1: Maybe had a great night.
Speaker 4: H So I don't know. Here's rf hey, who you
know is part of the campaign now essentially, And here's
what he thinks about a second Well.
Speaker 13: I've heard two things from the from the Trump people today,
and I think that they're, you know, at this point,
that they they want a second chance at a debate,
and that President Trump is confident that he'll do he'll
do very well the next time around. But I don't
know whether the Harris campaign will agree to that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I was the latest he heard.
Speaker 1: I hope they do. I hope they do, and I
hope that they that the moderators do stay out of it.
But the fact checking thing, really that really bothered me
because a lot of a lot of stuff that she
was in fact check on which there is a laundry
list of stuff that she lied about it. It's like
you always say, it's the tooth based out of the tube.
So she was able to just go unchecked with her lies, yep,
and and he wasn't. And so it's just now listen,
we can talk about it today. It's all over Twitter,
you know, people are talking about it on socials. But
people saw it and what they saw. It's kind of
like the older people who are voting for Kamala, they
saw her lie and they believed her lies. And this
is this is the problem. This is the problem when
you have a media who is in bed with the
Democrat Party, right.
Speaker 4: It's like time doing the whole thing, Like how ridiculous
it is that Trump tried to say that she wants
sex assignment reassignment surgery for prisoners, illegal prisoners. And then
they're like, oh, so the millions of people see that,
and then the retraction, the correction, how many people see it?
She lied?
Speaker 1: She lied to I have like this shut about fracking
project twenty twenty five, border security, not having troops in
active war zones, crime data, guns in the buyback program,
the bloodbath thing, j six very fine people in Charlottesville,
late term abortion. I mean I could go on. That's
ten things. I just counted on my fingers that she
she lied. Just that's just the start. And they did
in fact check any of that stuff. Nope, not of it.
Speaker 4: Here is Trump was asked about a second debate, and
here is what he said yesterday.
Speaker 9: You know, when you when you don't win, it's like
a fighter, when a fighter is a bad fight, gets
knocked out or loses the fight.
Speaker 4: The first thing he says is we want to rematch.
Speaker 11: So we won the debate. According to every pole, every
single pole, I think that are we going to do
a rematch.
Speaker 4: I just don't know, but we'll think about it, so
we don't know.
Speaker 1: I hope he does, and I hope it's on Fox.
Speaker 4: I'm not going to do it. I'm just thinking about it.
That's basically what he's saying.
Speaker 1: You've totally done that.
Speaker 27: That's cute.
Speaker 1: You pulled them off. I'm not gonna I'm not gonna
cut my dogs er off. I'm not going to cut
my dog's er off and keep it in my pocket.
I'm just not going to do it. I'm just thinking
about it, thinking about it, just thinking about it. You
guys think about.
Speaker 4: Yesterday, of course, was nine to eleven, and Trump went
to the ceremony at the World Trade set her to commemorate,
you know when they do the reading of the names, right,
So he went, a bunch of people went, Biden went,
Kamala went, Mayor Bloomberg went. So there was there was
It was well attended, at least for a short while.
Speaker 1: Was Walld there because I know's how Jad vanced there?
Speaker 4: But was Wald here? I don't know.
Speaker 1: I didn't see Walls, but maybe you're seeing him either.
Maybe I just didn't see him because Vance was there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Vance was right, where right with Trump? And before
the debate, because this is getting a lot of press
now that people are thinking about what Biden said. But
before the debate, Biden was caught by some reporters either
getting on his helicopter or about to and they were
asking him, you know, have you talked to Kamala, how's
she feeling? How do you think she's going to do?
And then they asked him about his plans for the
next couple of days, And here is how he referred
to what he was going to be doing on September eleventh, my.
Speaker 9: Granddaughter's birthday in New York. Now, we're going to watch
the Good Day.
Speaker 7: That's the I'm doing nine to eleven.
Speaker 26: I spoke to the wife present teachers, cool and collected.
Speaker 25: I think you're gonna do great.
Speaker 8: And I'm not gonna play with the wife.
Speaker 1: Suger what he's doing nine to eleven.
Speaker 4: He's doing nine to eleven. So that did not play
well with a lot of people for good reason. And
we'll get to one family who was reciting their loved
one's name during the reading of the names in just
a second, because they addressed that specifically. But there was
also a moment a lot of people are talking about
because mayor Bloomberg short, anybody guy stood between Biden and Trump.
And then on Biden's other side was Kamala And there
was a moment, a very nice one between Donald Trump
and Kamala where they shook hands again. He told her
she did a good job at the debate. There were
some pleasantries exchanged, and a lot of people were making
a big deal about this because in the background you
can hear people going.
Speaker 28: Trum.
Speaker 4: Trump, we need you.
Speaker 1: That had to be so embarrassing for her, Oh my god,
can you imagine?
Speaker 4: And but who is he even talking to?
Speaker 1: Biden has no idea where he is, no clue. It's
just this senile old man in the middle, no clue. Yeah,
nobody's yelling her name, Lisa. Nobody mm hmm.
Speaker 4: And then, because you'll hear it in the background, Kamala
and Joe left. Now they all Trump included. They all
went separately, but they all went to Pennsylvania, to Shanksville, Pennsylvania,
to hang a wreath and do all that stuff there
as well, where the plane crashed on nine to eleven.
But you can hear that Kamala and Joe specifically left
very early because the name that they are reading starts
with an.
Speaker 3: E firewriters R, yes, Zo and cousin.
Speaker 1: Well, that's what they think. That's what they think about
those people exactly.
Speaker 4: And then this couple who I don't think they were
here to hear, because as you saw, they just left.
They were not happy.
Speaker 14: It's been if thirty years was one of them.
Speaker 25: Is outrageous that our government would ever entertain the thought
of granting the terrorists a plea deal if not for
the outcry of the nine to eleven community. Who knows
what might have transpired. It has been twenty three years,
and the families deserve justice and accountability. Do you elected
the officials here today show their respect and reverence to
the families on September eleventh, or in a president's words,
June nine to eleven, quite a flippant remark.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but please remember.
Speaker 25: That the September eleventh families lived every day, not just
on the anniversary.
Speaker 4: He need to hear that something.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm glad she said something, But he wasn't there
to hear. He wouldn't have known anyway, he can't. He
has no idea what's going on. He wouldn't have heard it,
you know, It's like he's what is it like a
tour that he's doing. I'm gonna do nine to eleven,
Like We're going on some sort of scenic tour tomorrow
on vacation.
Speaker 11: What is that?
Speaker 29: Just?
Speaker 5: Not?
Speaker 1: That guy is such a loser Bloomberg Like he's like
a schooler elf. He's got to get back to his
tree to make the cookies, right.
Speaker 4: That guy, he's a little guy, now, Graham guy next
to Trump? Basically anybody looks little. Yeah, But he was
standing next to Hope. Is it Hochel Hokeel, Yeah, Hockel.
I think Hokeel is taller than he is. Really, yeah,
they're standing right next to each other.
Speaker 1: She was right there with him. He's a tiny little guy.
Not there's anything wrong with that. I just don't like him,
so I'm gonna make fun of him.
Speaker 4: There was a great moment after the ceremony where Trump
saw a kid who is a fan, and here it is.
Speaker 1: I just love the lesson.
Speaker 4: And then now I thought, when I saw the still
pictures of this floating around Twitter yesterday, I was like,
that's a I. This is fake you way.
Speaker 1: In chat She's like, this is Ai. This is totally AI,
and I'm like, why he's senile, of course he would
do this.
Speaker 4: But I saw the picture of Joe Biden, who was
already wearing a hat, putting on a Trump hat, and
and then the still pictures were floating around, and then
this video was floating around, and I was like, this
is so freaking fake. No, and lo and behold, it
is very much real. And in fact, it's a rather
cute moment because this guy has just given it to him.
This guy, because they're talking to first responders, many of
whom are Trump supporters, and many of whom were wearing
Trump gear. And I think this may have been in Pennsylvania, Yeah,
in Pennsylvania. And so this guy was giving him grief,
uh and saying, you know, do you even know your name?
Because because Joe Biden's like, do you want me to
sign my hat for you? And this guy because it's
hard to hear it's hard to hear them, but this
guy's like, do you even know your name? And he
was like well, and Joe Biden took it really well,
like he was just like, I'm old, you wouldn't know
anything about that, but yeah, I'll sign it for you.
And then there was this moment where he said, well
you put this on because he has this fellow with
the Trump hat put on the signed Biden hat.
Speaker 11: And it was like this.
Speaker 4: I mean, it was just a cute moment that there
was actually a little bit of unity between everybody. So
here it is. It actually is very real presidential hat.
Oh sure, I remember my name.
Speaker 27: I'm small.
Speaker 9: An old park Yeah, I know, man, I'm an old guy.
Speaker 27: You know, I know you would know about that.
Speaker 9: What I'm being old.
Speaker 14: I know all right, I'm a young timer.
Speaker 9: Huh. And he reminds the guys that grew up with
there was always one in the neighborhood.
Speaker 29: There you go, man, you.
Speaker 3: Got I need that hat.
Speaker 29: He'll know you know my name.
Speaker 9: Come on, I ain't going that far. There go. I'm crowd.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 30: I remember lloy Cats.
Speaker 29: They're good.
Speaker 3: I hope you like the piece.
Speaker 9: You guys picked the question.
Speaker 6: Again, I don't know where I mean.
Speaker 4: It was cute.
Speaker 1: I guess he's I feel sorry for him.
Speaker 4: Well that's the thing, like in that moment, I was
able to be like, oh, cute, little old man.
Speaker 23: Right, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: I just yeah, his family has done him a great disservice.
You know his wife.
Speaker 4: His wife sucks. Yeah, she does well, and they've done
the cooks a huge disservice.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that without question. But on a personal level, his
family is the worst, the absolute worst.
Speaker 4: We need to talk about one of the lies, one
of the big lies that the moderators, especially shoulder Pads
McGee when she made that face and she was like,
there's no states that allow abortion.
Speaker 1: There's na stint.
Speaker 4: We got some serious fact checking a couple of these
videos I think we've actually played in the past, but
they are definitely worth repeating in light of that. So
I loved this tweet from John Solomon, who said ABC
News o's voters a correction. It's moderator claimed that there's
nowhere where a baby born alive from a botched abortion
can be killed. In Minnesota, home to Harris's VEEP nominee,
eight babies born alive were allowed to die without life
saving care. Oh look at that. Yeah. And the worst
part about it is that freaking ABC knows very well
what the laws are, because they recognized on their own
freaking website that Minnesota has no restrictions based on how
far along a woman is in pregnancy. Why would she.
Speaker 1: Read why would she read her own website? Why would
she do that? I mean, it's hard to read when
you are carrying around like football pads all day.
Speaker 4: They're very heavy, mock very heavy. That's true. I mean
that's a great point. Give her a breath. So Michael
Knowles also weighed in about this particular issue, the abortion issue,
during the debate, and he went off and it is
a good thing.
Speaker 15: I don't want to gloss over though the lie that
they told that They did in fact check all sorts
of lies from Kamalact. But when Trump pointed out that
there are prominent Democrats and there are states in this
country where babies are killed after birth, and Lindsay Davis
came out and said that is not true. There's no
state where this is happening. Not only is that a lie,
but Kamala Harris's own running mate, Tim Walls repealed protections
for babies who survive abortions in the state of survives
abortion in this instance means are born, are born, so
they try to kill the baby the baby is born.
There are legal protections in some states that say if
the baby is born, you have to provide medical care
as you would to any other human being and Tim
Walls within the last two years repealed those legal protections.
That is Kamala's own running mate. It is the most
egregious light. It blows Candy Crowley twenty twelve out, you
know how they get around.
Speaker 4: And then we have this map. So here is where
this is a map of showing abortion access in the
United States post Dobbs and like the green, for example,
is up to twenty to twenty six weeks. But you
also see lots of navy blue and in those states
there are no restrictions, none whatsoever.
Speaker 1: Look at that Minnesota. I mean, come, it's so interesting, so.
Speaker 4: Very it's so weird that it's his state. Yeah, it's
his freaking state. Yeah that's weird. You guys, you think
they would in fact check that. Well, and then there
I know we've shown this before, but again this is
this was so perfect because this is Kristen Hawkins, like
in the face of someone who's like that never happens. Now,
there are no late term abortions. That's just a made
up lie. Really, let her prove it to you. We're
gonna call the abortion facilding.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna tell them I'm pregnant with a thirty two
week beatus. As you say, Hi, I just turned thirty
two weeks pregnant. Am I able to come in from
abortion asap? Can I still have an abortion at thirty
four weeks?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I have to do it and think about five minutes.
Speaker 3: Sure, five minutes. Yeah, I just found out that she
could have Down syndrome. I can still have the abortion,
right even though she has Down syndrome.
Speaker 31: Yeah, it doesn't fucking matter.
Speaker 3: That's late term abortion, ma'am. That's abortion, and the eighth
month of pregnancy. That's discriminatory based on someone's genetic code.
She just confirmed she would commit an abortion on me
with my child who's viable and can live outside.
Speaker 27: The whoop.
Speaker 13: Yep.
Speaker 1: And then this one from Students for Life. I put
this on our Instagram. This was this warming just now
like this is Yeah, this was just now Care clinic.
Speaker 29: But that's the Maryland. I'm looking to have an abortion.
I'm thirty four right now. I am in a pretty
desperate situation. My god boyfriend is kind of out of
the picture now, so I don't really have any support.
Speaker 6: An abortion at any stage is actually much safer than
delivering a term pregnancy. It's a four to five day procedure,
we do something work on you and start to dilate
your cervix. After that we do what we call the
fetal injection. A needle is inserted through the abdomen and
into the fetal heart where light acine is injected and
that will completely numb the fetus so there's no pain.
And then after that we inject a medication called the
joxin and another medication called KCl into the fetal heart
which will flow and then stop the fetal heartbeat. And
then on that fourth day, depending on how your cervix
is dilated, we'll break your water and then we'll give
you a medication called mesaprostal. Bisaprostal will sort of induce
contraction and increase the dilation of your cervix. You're going
to have contractions in cramping, and then we'll assist you
in sort of pushing and the induction and then remove
all of the products of conception. You're definitely going to
feel discomfort and cramping and a lot of pressure, but
we do give you fetanyel and Vers said during the procedure,
we specialize in later trimester care. If our doctor is
very well versed in what he's doing and he's very good.
Speaker 29: So I'm not like a rare situation, y'all. Help women
this late and pregnancy all the time, all the time.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so, I mean all the time.
Speaker 1: These are goalless like ghoulish, like soulless people. They need
to take Bill Maher's queue and just admit what they're
doing is murder, because that's what this is. I mean,
that's precisely what this is. Imagine if they were taking
cats and ripping them limb like limb from limb and
doing this with kittens, right, or puppies, we would hear
so much outrage from all these liberal hags because God
forbid you do that to puppies and kittens, right, especially
the cat ladies with their kittens.
Speaker 4: Well, and what's so gross that they don't even they
won't even refer to it as a child or a baby.
It's the products of conception, right, And they're talking that
was a thirty four Jackson was born at twenty eight weeks,
you guys.
Speaker 1: Yep, he was a premium.
Speaker 4: Both my boys were twenty eight weeks And they're talking
about six weeks later than this week, six week a
child and then just making it sound like it's just
a science, it's just a regular doctor vision, throwing it
in the well, throwing it in the trash after they've
sold some of its body parts, right, I mean it's vile,
it's barbaric.
Speaker 1: These people are barbaric, and we need to call it out.
I mean, that's just and they can't deny that it's happening.
Speaker 4: That's the most part is that they're trying to pretend, Oh,
you guys are just making it up.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's like, listen, y'all, are the ones who want
to scream your abortion will scream it? Scream it. They
need to do what Bill Maher says and just admit
that they are app They are pro murder. That's what
this is. It's pro murder. That's what you're doing. Yeah,
it's gross.
Speaker 4: There was a legislator who was proposing a bill about this,
who and this is a little bit older too, But
I loved the line of questioning because when you make
these people own what they're doing, they get very very uncomfortable.
Speaker 32: Watch Delegate Tran, Yes, sir, how late in a pregnancy
would your bill apply if a physician would simply willing
to certify that the continuation of the pregnancy would impair
the mental health of the woman?
Speaker 14: How late are we talking about?
Speaker 30: Well, so, so the way the suggestion that we've made
in the bill is to say it's in the third
trimester and at the you know, with the certification of
the physician.
Speaker 14: So so, how late in the third trimester would you be.
Speaker 6: Able to do that?
Speaker 30: You know, it's very unfortunate that our physicians witnesses were
not able to attend today to speak specifically.
Speaker 14: No, I'm talking about your bill.
Speaker 32: How late in the third trimester could a physician perform
an abortion of he indicated it would impair the mental
health of the of the woman.
Speaker 14: Or physical health. Okay, okay, I'm talking about the mental health.
Speaker 30: So I mean through the third trimester. The third trimester
goes all the way up to forty weeks.
Speaker 14: Oh my god, Okay, to the end of the third trimester. Yep.
Speaker 30: I don't think we have a limit in the bill.
Speaker 32: So where it's obvious that a woman is about to
give birth, she has physical signs that she is about
to give a birth, would that still be a point
at which she could request an abortion if she was
so certified.
Speaker 30: She's dilating, mister Chairman, that would be a you know,
a decision that the doctor, the physician and the woman.
Speaker 14: I understand that. I'm asking if your bill allows that.
Speaker 4: My bill would allow that. Yes, Wow, Wow, she's so.
Speaker 1: Why are you uncomfortable?
Speaker 9: Right?
Speaker 1: Why are you so uncomfortable? Lady?
Speaker 4: Own it?
Speaker 1: Yeah, just say it out loud. We're okay with murder.
We're okay with that. We're okay with killing a full
term baby. We're okay with that. This is what we
stand for. We are the Democrat Party. Hi welcome. Does
what we do? Own it?
Speaker 29: God?
Speaker 9: Just so vile.
Speaker 4: H lots of talk about Springfield. There is a investigative
reporter on the ground by the name of Taylor Hanson
who wrote this yesterday saying, I've spent one day in Springfield,
Ohio so far, and I'm honestly mind blown on what
is taking place in this town. The receipts and stories
locals have brought forward are insane. They are fed up,
and they are demanding change. There will be more interviews
coming tomorrow. So if you're not following Taylor Hanson Taylor
USA on Twitter, you probably should because he's going to
be releasing some stuff. And then, even though the most
of the conversation has been around cats and dogs and
ducks and geese. What really matters is how this is
impacting humans, actual citizens, residents of Springfield. As this woman
very well reminds us.
Speaker 7: Everyone is talking about the death of ducks and cats
in this town. But I'd like to talk about the
death of one very special person, my mother in law,
Kathy Heaton. On December first, I received a phone call
that changed in my life forever. She was collecting her
trash can from her driveway when her car struck and
killed her instantly atash she had done over two thousand
times spanning four decades in Springfield that morning, though, a
Haitian immigrant was allegedly driving recklessly when he struck and
killed her. I say allegedly because to this state, there's
been no punishment, not even for the expired tags on
the vehicle he was driving. Months before she was killed,
I began noticing the reckless driving and complete disregard for
our driving laws by some members of the Haitian community.
It made me angry, but now my anger has turned
to fear for the safety of my family and the
citizens of Springfield. It saddens me greatly to think about
leaving a place I've made a home, raised my children,
became an active member of this community by providing medical
care to the underprivileged and underserved, volunteering, serving on boards,
and cheering for the success of the city.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's just why why Yeah, I don't know,
and her her mother in law died because Democrats are
drunk on power and they'll do everything they can to
keep their power. And one of those things they're gonna
do is they're gonna let people who are illegals, you know,
come into this country pour on over the border so
they can get voters. That's what it is. That's all
this is. You don't see them taken in these people.
They're making them inundate small towns and communities that are
being overrun and now this and then they're going to
deny it. This is what she is, what Kamla did
on a debate stage, This isn't happening. That is extreme.
Talk about extremism. I mean, her face, what a smug
biach when she I mean, yeah, and like we said yesterday,
they're going to prove, we can prove that, We're going
to actually see people prove that this is in fact
happening after the fact, you know, after the tooth bases
out of the tube. But this is all because they
want power, you guys. They's so they don't.
Speaker 4: Care about the people who actually built the country, live
in the country. Are citizens of the country care about
the country? They don't care. And it's never more obvious
than when Democrats claim projecting that Republicans are using people
in a political stunt, when it's Republicans who actually show
empathy and grace towards victims and their families. So this
happened a couple days ago, but there was a hearing
that where Republicans invited like ten plus moms of kids
who had been killed at the hands of illegals, begging
to be recognized, begging for some acknowledgement of their family
members and the danger that illegals pose to our communities.
And this biach, this democrat looked them all in the
face and told them that they were being exploited by Republicans. Wow,
and there was one of the moms who let her
have it.
Speaker 33: You guys will love happening today at this committee hearing
where we have colleagues who are exploiting people's pain. Oh
my god, for political purposes, and unfortunately that's what's happening today.
Speaker 28: I don't feel exploited in any way. As a matter
of fact, I find it very interesting that all five
minutes for both of your testimonies on the left have
not had any questions for us up here, but instead
of speech. And I will tell you, I'm getting tired
of hearing about the most comprehensive borderbelle, which did nothing
for immigration, I mean for American citizens.
Speaker 27: It's insulting that you would say that to these families,
that you would make an assumption that they're being used
or exploited anyway. You know what I will do is
I'll give you my number. It's two eight one six
seven three seven three six, and I'd like a phone
call for you to see what you can do to
help these families, because every single week I get bombarded
with calls from victims all over the United States. But
I'm just a small person with a small foundation that
helps people here locally in Houston and Harris County. Not
one time when her daughter was murdered and I was
helping her navigate the criminal justice and that one Democrat
call me to offer their assistance. It was only Republicans
and I am an independent. I both I vote both ways.
Speaker 4: No, it's insulting. Now, please don't speak over me because
I'm still talking.
Speaker 1: There you go.
Speaker 4: I'm not that I have the mind. I have the floor.
I have the floor. If you want to answer me,
you ask has the time and the witness is allowed
to respect. No, I'm asking. You said some very broad statements.
It's insulting.
Speaker 27: These people lost loved ones, they lost children, and we
want to see a difference. We may not understand everything
that's going on, but I assure you that we're not
being used in any way. And if two days somebody
calls that number that wants to help from any side.
Speaker 4: Of the aisle on solutions. So I'm still talking, So
please don't. I just talked to ask an assumption.
Speaker 27: Don't make an assumption that we're being used.
Speaker 4: That is insulting. Right, insulting. Chair yields the remainder of
his time to the gentleman from text.
Speaker 28: Good.
Speaker 9: I love that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's what I said.
Speaker 1: My solution is to tell you that you're being exploited.
F off lady, right, God, what a horrible I just
want to hag and the fact that she's like, nobody's
called me but Republicans. That should tell you everything. And
you know what, you probably should vote Republican from now on.
And she's like, I vote for everybody.
Speaker 2: Why do you do that?
Speaker 4: You do that exactly. Jade Vance is always willing to
talk to absolutely anyone, go on any interview, go on
any podcast, even if it's an unfriendly one. And here's
a great example that has to do with illegals. And
he went on, I think it's the all in podcast,
Superlib and they grilled them good. But they talked to
illegal immigration, and he raised a really good point about
you know, Democrats want to look so welcoming they isnvalent
and sweet, and all it does is a huge disservice
to the people that they should care about, which is
United States citizens. And he just is awesome, this is great.
Speaker 26: When you allow twenty five million people into this country,
it breaks down the entire social compact. Right, So think
about this. So, Okay, you're down on your luck, you
lost your job, you get unemployment insurance. You're really down
on your luck, you need food assistance from the federal government.
I believe as a conservative that part of being in
the same American family, whether your family's been here for
a generation or ten generations, is that we support people
who are down on the luck. We don't want to
cradle to grave welfare state, but we want to support people.
We don't kids who are dying because of starvation, because
of no fault of their own.
Speaker 14: We want to promote some basic.
Speaker 26: Fairness and we want to help people out when times
get tough. But you can't do that if you extend
that generosity to tens of millions of people who can
on to be here in the first place.
Speaker 14: And I think that what Kamala Harris has.
Speaker 26: Done at the border, it's not just bad economically, it's
not just bad.
Speaker 14: For public safety.
Speaker 26: She has eroded the very foundation of the social contract
in this country.
Speaker 14: And we talk about division in our.
Speaker 26: Politics, and Kamala has this ridiculous slogan, We're not going back.
The reason why politics is so divided is because she
has turned American citizens against one another while she's placed
the interests of illegal aliens above American citizens. You want
to turn the page and get back to common American citizenship.
Stop putting illegal aliens to the front of the line
of American citizens.
Speaker 4: So good, so good to the man. Yes, he's so
so good. He really is, and so too is Megan Kelly,
who I am admittedly a little in love with.
Speaker 1: She is a national treasure.
Speaker 4: My God, I protect her at all. We love her
seeing she's just amazing. So she Because we talked about
this yesterday, the fact that Taylor Swift endorsed Kamala Big Shocker,
and Megan was furious and had this to say about
miss Taylor Swift.
Speaker 31: I'm allowed to criticize Taylor Swift, and I don't give
who gets upset.
Speaker 1: This is disgusting.
Speaker 4: She wants to vote Harris Wallace.
Speaker 31: She can do it all she wants, but to say,
the reason she's doing it is because of Tim Walls's
stance on LGBTQ. FU Taylor Swift and f all of
the people who want to see these children have body
parts chopped off and watch them sterilized under the age
of consent, and then we'll ride off to their multi
gazillion dollar mansions, never to think of them again.
Speaker 1: Yep, God, I love her. Yep, She's absolutely right. She's
an elitist jack hole. Taylor Swift is. He's never lived
or experienced real life anything. She lives in a fantasy land,
and then she tells all these girls, these young, impressionable
girls who live in real world situations. Right, she tells
them what to think, and they're so young and impressionable
that they think, oh, I'm going to be just like her.
I should think just like It's so destructive, so destructive.
Speaker 29: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Jade Vance was also asked about the Taylor Swift endorsement.
I can't remember who he's talking within this clip, but
he had comments as well. But it was interesting last night.
Speaker 34: That Taylor Swift gave her endorsement of Harris and Waltz
right after she has two hundred and eighty three million
followers on Instagram. And I'm sure that someone brought your
attention that she signed it childless cat lady. This is
a phrase that you are going to hear in your
dreams and your nightmares, probably for many years to come.
How do you speak to women voters who obviously they
care about what she thinks?
Speaker 26: Of course, Well, look, we admire Taylor Swift's music, but
I don't think most Americans, whether they like her music
or of hers or not, are going to be influenced
by a billionaire of celebrity who I think is fundamentally
disconnected from the interests and the problems of thost Americans. Look,
when grocery prices go up by twenty percent, it hurts
most Americans.
Speaker 14: It doesn't hurt Taylor Swift.
Speaker 26: When housing prices become unaffordable, it doesn't affect Taylor Swift
or any other billionaire. It does affect middle class Americans.
Speaker 14: All over our country.
Speaker 26: And so I think our pitch to women voters is
very simple. Donald Trump delivered policies that lower the prices
of groceries, lower the prices of housing, and most importantly,
Donald Trump delivered public safety in our country.
Speaker 14: You know, I've got three little kids.
Speaker 26: I want my kids to grow up in a country
where the neighborhoods are safe enough, the streets are safe
enough for them to make mistakes.
Speaker 14: And not have it take their life.
Speaker 26: You've got little kids who are doing drugs laced with fentanyl.
Twenty years ago, you smoke a joint, you get yelled
at by your parents. Today, you smoke a joint, it's
laced with fentanyl, and it might take a teenager's life.
I don't want that for my family. I don't think
most women want that for their neighborhoods and their families.
And our argument is elect Donald Trump will read deliver
the public safety that's been so lacking in this country
the last three years.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and try affording going to one of her freaking
stupid ass concerts.
Speaker 4: Yeah, exactly. Mean I would never pay for that. And
I have a decent job.
Speaker 29: You know.
Speaker 1: It's like I actually have a job, whereas other people
they don't, you know what I mean. I look at
people in this country who are down and out. I'm
very fortunate to be able to go and buy groceries.
I thank God every day that I can do that.
Speaker 4: I really really do. I get on my.
Speaker 1: Knees and thank him every day. Thank God I can
afford my house. Thank God I can afford groceries. There
are people out there who are struggling. And then she
has the audacity to be out there and go, yeah,
like vote for Kamala and wall so we can stay
in this crap economy that we're in. And oh, by
the way, buy a ticket to my concert for like
one thousand dollars. Like her concerts are stupid expensive, you guys,
I don't know if you've ever seen that.
Speaker 4: And all the stuff that goes with and people do that.
People do it.
Speaker 1: I mean you have to take like fourth mortgages on
your house to go to one of her.
Speaker 4: It's so stupid.
Speaker 1: Oh and by the way, and go see my movie
and go do this and buy this and buy that.
She wants socialism from these people when she is like
the biggest capitalist. They can't see it. They can't connect
the dots. These people, these elitists, either that or they
just they think that everybody else is stupid.
Speaker 4: And well, they can't say that about jd Vance. I
mean the way that he explains things is just so
right on, and it just makes me so excited for
the debate with him and Walls. I mean he's going
to eat him alive and it's going to be glorious.
Speaker 1: I can't wait that. I feel like that's like, yeah,
I think we all need that. We all need to
see that.
Speaker 4: Megan Kelly also had words for Jennifer Aniston, who also
is a childless cat lady for Kamala Thought.
Speaker 5: Jennifer Aniston tweeted out about JD Vance's childless cat lady comments.
I don't know if you saw that. She came out
and said, oh, I hope your daughter never needs IVF,
which you will oppose.
Speaker 26: Lie.
Speaker 5: He doesn't oppose IVF. He signed on to the Ted
Cruz Katie Britt bill protecting it in all fifty states.
So she want to stand up for her childless cat
ladies because she's one of them. What does she said
about the women? What she say about the girl who
got her face punched out by the man in the
boxing ring?
Speaker 13: Zero?
Speaker 5: What does she said about Peyton mcnath, who's suffering permanent
nerve damage and brain damage from getting hit so hard
in the face in the head by a volleyball player
in North Carolina?
Speaker 4: Think nothing?
Speaker 5: What you say about that girl who got all of
her teeth knocked out in a field hockey game by
a boy tending to be a girl on her team?
Speaker 28: Zero?
Speaker 5: So I don't give a shit what she thinks about
jad vance and childless cat ladies. She masquerades as some
protector of women. She's quite the contrary. She's never stood
up on any of these issues. This is the one
she comes out on. You don't want childless cat ladies
to be offended. That's where you're gonna plant your flag her.
Speaker 1: She's so, she's so right, she's and fifty percent correct.
I feel sorry for Jennifer Aniston. I think a lot
of people look at these celebrities and they equate them
to their characters on television, and they're like the exact
opposite of their characters, you know, Like she's she must
be like Rachel, like happy and cute and like so
fun to be with onan to be your friend. It's like, no,
she's actually just a decent actress, you know, because she
seems miserable to me.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well she's not. She's not chosen wisely when it
comes to marriage, and she's past her window when it
comes to having kids, and that sucks for her. Yeah.
Speaker 1: And now she's, like she said, planting her flag as
a childless cat lady. It's like these people care more
about cats than they.
Speaker 4: Do oh for sure, for sure they do babies.
Speaker 1: It's crazy.
Speaker 4: Liberal feminists always hilarious, and they this this video absolutely
cracked me up. This woman and this is old, you
can tell, or maybe it's not. I thought, well, this
must be old because she's got a mask on, but
she's she might be masked today for all I know.
And here she is trying to confront someone and it
does not go well for her, I've got a.
Speaker 29: White man's wearing, a woman for a Trump and a
feminist for Trump.
Speaker 20: When I consider myself a feminist.
Speaker 4: And did you just assume my gender? Okay, I see
your point.
Speaker 1: I see your point.
Speaker 29: I see your point.
Speaker 9: If you need to check your white privilege, your white
female privilege, I think do you think a little.
Speaker 1: Bit that is a way to fight back? The perfect
way to do it? Like all men should take notes
from that guy. Start reading that just got.
Speaker 4: The ridiculousness in their face.
Speaker 1: Go forth and start doing that. Guys.
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, do we do a shlong? Do we save
the schlang? We have a slang that we can do.
Speaker 1: It's up to you. Do you think that we have
Do you want to do the.
Speaker 4: I mean would be We are going to talk about
the experience, a social experiment that took place back in
two thousand and two with that shows the comparative caring
and contrasting boys and girls being left to their own devices.
Speaker 1: Yes that, okay, if you want it, we can do that.
Speaker 7: I think we have.
Speaker 4: Let's do it. Let's do it.
Speaker 1: Let's do that.
Speaker 9: Okay.
Speaker 4: So this took place in two thousand and two. Again,
this was a social experiment that was put together by
Channel four. I don't know if that was even I
think it was in the United States. I'm pretty sure
it was in the United States. Maybe not, it could
have been in the UK. But essentially, what they did
is they took a house and they said, we're going
to take ten boys that are around twelve years old. Yeah,
eleven years old, huh, they don't know each other. We're
going to throw these strange young boys together in this house.
Before we do that, we're going to give them instructions
on how to cook food. They're going to get a
week long training, like a boot camp on how to
live on their own without adult supervision. And we're going
to teach them how to cook. We're going to teach
them how to do things. There's going to be all
kinds of safety protocols in place, there's gonna be cameras everywhere.
They're going to have a way to reach adult help
immediately if they need it. But we're just going to
see what happens when there are no rules and they
just are left to their own devices. And then they
did the same thing with girls. Here's a video summary
of how both went. And then we can talk about it.
Speaker 35: School experiment left ten boys to live alone for a
week to see what they'd do without any adult supervision.
The house was stocked with toys and a kitchen full
of food, and the only adults around were the cameraman,
who didn't interfere. They wanted to find out how protective
parents need to be over their children and see how
dependent the children are on their parents. The boys, aged
eleven and twelve, were all complete strangers, and it only
took a few hours before the house was completely destroyed.
They voted on a leader, lived off mostly sugary snacks,
and it quickly turned into a Lord of the Flies
type situation with a pecking order established. They ran the
same experiment a year later, but this time with all girls,
and they had the same conditions as the boys. All strangers,
no adults, all under one roof. There wasn't nearly as
much destruction, and all the girls moved into one single room.
They took turns making proper meals for the group, divided chores,
and all did their part around the house, but bullying
eventually started, which led the girls to divide in factions
and reside on different sides of the home.
Speaker 4: And actually two girls left before the week was even
over because of the.
Speaker 1: They It's interesting how they called the girls. They call
it bullying there and then with the boys they did.
I don't think they use that word. I just find
that so interesting.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Well, and the bullying was very mild, like it really
wasn't all that bad, although two girls did decide to
leave early. But the reaction to this has just been
like boys suck, essentially. I got to tell you, I'd
rather live in the boy's house. They had a lot
more fun. Yeah, I'd rather live in the boy's house.
Speaker 1: And I would because it's it just seemed like it
would be more more fun because the girls they all
moved in the same room. It's like and then they girls.
Girls are tricky, man.
Speaker 4: They are hairtakers like people that can't the people that
still say there are no biological differences.
Speaker 2: Oh god.
Speaker 4: They're natural caretakers without question or. They want order to
be taken care of. They want turns, you know what
I mean, like a freaking free for all.
Speaker 1: It is a free for all.
Speaker 9: Girl.
Speaker 1: Yeah, girls want order, they want boundaries, they want a
sense of we need to have some sort of a
like a method to our madness here they do. They
want a routine.
Speaker 4: Girls, they want to establish boundaries and fairness, and they
set the routine.
Speaker 1: They want to set the routine. Boys want somebody to
set the routine for them. I mean, like, how many
women out there do that? Like do it for their households.
Speaker 8: We do this.
Speaker 1: We are the ones who kind of run our households.
It may make men mad when I say that, but
we do it. Men and women are inherently different. I
I kind of run the household in a way, you
know what I mean. My husband is the head of
the household. But when it comes to day to day activities,
I'm like, this is here's the schedule people, this is
what's happening. Yeah, except for I don't really cook. That
would I probably would have enjoyed the boys house much
better because I like all the food that they had
in there, and it would have been kind of fun
to do that.
Speaker 4: But they were the fact that not a single one
of them took the initiative to actually feed themselves and
do what they were taught to do literally days before that.
They didn't use any of the healthy food or things
to actually make a meal, right, plus eight cereal and
whatever was easy and sugary and bad for you. It's
a giant whole week.
Speaker 1: The giant frat house exactly was like just a eleven
year old frat house, is what it was.
Speaker 4: And then the girls are like it was, the girls were.
Speaker 1: It was kind of predictable when I saw that, because
girls do that and then they they form clicks. Yeah,
and I and I have a teenage girl and we
have an older girl, and I've seen all that happen,
and it's so like the drama. There's drama. There's always
that girl is not gonna be friends with this girl,
and it's like we go through all that stuff and
it's I hate that stuff. You're fed and you're clean,
run and there's order, and everybody goes to bed at
ten o'clock and gets up as sick, you know what
I mean?
Speaker 4: Like that, I mean, and I don't know, like if
you can really take this experiment and draw like any
serious conclusions from it, except you know, because obviously their
own parents, except whe by a factor in how they
behave except one, and that is that we are different, right,
We are different.
Speaker 1: The sexes are different, and you cannot deny that, you
really can't. Yeah, I mean, you could probably have some
more specificous under that, some specific bullet points under the
fact that we are different. But yeah, I think that
is the conclusion, is that men and women, it's Mars
and Venus man and if they think otherwise together, we
do go so well. We compliment each other so beautifully.
Speaker 4: I kind of I wish that, like the last part
of this experiment would have been that same group of
boys and girls living together, and then I would have
loved to have seen what do they do when they're
all together. Do the girls calm down the boys but
they can't hate? Do they take part in the chores?
Do they participate better? I just I bet you it
would have been a much more successful week. Well that's
Big Brother, that's the show Big Brother. And you couldn't
have eleven and twelve year old kids living together because
then it would have been a hormone fest. You know,
at that age you think oh yeah, twelve.
Speaker 1: Yea, even eleven and twelve it would have been yeah,
it would have been like, oh my god, he's so cute.
And then the girls would have really ganged up on
each other because they would have been like, I think
he's cute.
Speaker 4: I think he's oh see, yeah, problem. I want to
believe that it would have been perfect. It would have
been like the perfect blending of the sexes.
Speaker 1: James is with me, twelve year old boys, all hormones.
It would have created a whole other set of problems
if you put the boys and girls, Okay.
Speaker 4: Maybe ten year olds, ten year olds across the board.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm just saying I think that would have been
more like, yeah, you get it, you say it. I know,
I know these things. She forgets. She's got an eighteen
year old. She forgets what it was like. But it's true.
But they're different.
Speaker 4: We need each other, we love each other.
Speaker 1: It's like we compliment. God did not mess up. Yeah, yeah,
he didn't make mistakes. Okay, you guys. It was a
good show.
Speaker 4: Lots of stuff covered today, Lots and lots of stuff.
We're sliding into home tomorrow.
Speaker 1: I hope everybody has a fantastic, fantastic Thursday.
Speaker 4: And we will see you tomorrow Friday morning.
Speaker 8: Everybody