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take her sweet time, and then as soon as she
has a link to all the photos, we'll obviously share
that with everybody. Right, all right, lots of news today,
Holy crap. And it starts with the second indictment of
James Komi. You're going to see just a screenshot of
the actual formal charge or whatever. I don't even know
what they call this. Is it like a charging document,
I don't know, but anyway, this is the first page
and you can see the highlighted part for count one.
There were two counts, and the first was that he
publicly posted a photograph on the internet social media site
Instagram which depict in seashells. You guys remember the famous
seashells I remember, yea arranged in a pattern making out
eighty six forty seven, which a reasonable recipient who's familiar
with the circumstances would interpret as a serious expression of
an intent to do harm to the President of the
United States. So that is one of the two charges,
the second being related, you know, saying that he like
transmitted like a threat. Essentially it's the same charge only
worded different somehow, but anyway, so that is the official charge.
And Mike Davis, as you'll see right here, also said
Comy made this threat from the eastern district of North Carolina,
not Virginia, which makes this a very different ballgame than
it might be had he done this in Virginia, where
obviously the court system is very very left, not so
in North Carolina, so this could make a difference.
Speaker 2: I love it, Listen. It was Douglas Lang is what
it was, and that used to be something that we
frowned upon in this country. Like I feel like democrats
are getting way too lax in their violence, like they're
just acting like it's no big deal. I mean, am
I just old And I just can remember, like twenty
years ago, when if you would have said something like
that about the President, we would have automatically said, oh,
the Service is going to pay them a visit, you know,
we just and they did at the time.
Speaker 1: They did, and then he was he kind of excused
it away, saying that wasn't my tent. I was using
it in like the restaurant way, which is when you
just get rid of or like eliminate or whatever. I
will tell you that when I first heard that this
was a charge, I was like, this is never going
to fly. He will never go to jail over this.
And as much as I think he should be in
jail for all kinds of things, this I gotta tell you.
I know I'm going to be alone on this. I
think this is super weak as far as a charge,
because it is something that you could pretty safely argue.
I think, is it's political speech, you may.
Speaker 4: Not like it.
Speaker 1: Is it a threat?
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I mean I feel like he knew that as a
director of an FBI, this is probably something he shouldn't post. Yeah,
is it actually a criminal activity. That's where I'm like,
I don't know, I just don't know.
Speaker 2: You guys, maybe not, maybe not, But it's good to
set a precedent with him and say, you know what,
you guys need to reel this crap in because it's
getting a little bit ridiculous because they they have just
gotten way too lazy and they're violence and they're they're
dog whistling and their threats and I mean you see
it online all the time. These people are way too
comfortable being violent and sending out messages that it's okay
to kill the president, like come on, And that's the thing.
And I think that even even us we kind of
like because I know that you're saying, well, this is
probably won't fly. But I think twenty years ago, maybe
you would have felt differently. I can't get in your brain.
I mean usually I can, but with this, I don't know,
maybe you would have felt differently because the environment, the
culture is so different than it was twenty thirty years ago.
I just I hate it at the arrogance of this guy.
Speaker 1: Oh, I can't as there is no I would like
to see in jail more except maybe Fauci, which we'll
also get to. But yes, I want him. I mean,
I want the guy to fry. He's obviously done a
whole bunch of things that are super, super rotten. I
just feel like, unless there's something that they have on
him which maybe goes against his narrative, which is that
he just stumbled upon this shell formation, you know what
I mean, if they have something where he actually made it,
or something that's proving that he lied about the intention,
I don't know. I don't know what they have. So obviously,
a grand jury is the one that decided this indictment
needed to happen, and they know more than I do.
But I will tell you that my initial reaction when
I first heard this, I was like, seriously, they are
criminally pressing charges for a Instagram picture. This is crazy.
That was my initial thought. And we're gonna, you know,
we like to show all the sides here, and so
we're going to do that, and we're going to start
with Todd Blanche who was announcing these charges along with
Cashptel and others. Here is Todd. So how will you
prove intent?
Speaker 6: When, as the director had acknowledged, mister Comy said he
did not associate eighty six with doing harm, and he
took it down promptly said it was political speech, not
an intent to harm the president.
Speaker 7: Well, it's not. This case was indicted today. This conduct
occurred about a year ago, May fifteenth of last year.
There's been a tremendous amount of investigation. And how do
you prove intent in any case. You prove intent with witnesses,
with documents, with the defendant himself to the extent, to
the extent is appropriate. And that's how it will improve
intent in this case. And so I think that talking
about what mister comy will it will not do if
there's a trial. When there's a trial, it's not as
very premature.
Speaker 8: For me to do that today.
Speaker 2: And that this happens close to Butler, right, didn't it?
Speaker 1: It was in May, I think mid May of last
year and in July.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, So I mean I just don't listen,
just make an example of him. He probably will never
go to jail or anything for this. But I think
it's good that we're at least making some sort of
an example of this because I and.
Speaker 1: He's a little bit scared right now.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, it's fantastic, And I hope that Fauci is really
scared right now too, because things like, yeah, things are
starting to kind of boil and people are like, oh wait,
people are being held accountable a little bit.
Speaker 1: Wow, look at that. And it's interesting that it's all
happening with Todd Blanche, you know what I mean.
Speaker 10: Now.
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spearheaded a lot of what what you're now seeing come
to fruition. And maybe that's true. I don't know, but
it is. It is nice to see like actual action
out of the DOJ right now. You know, it's after
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Speaker 1: All right, So again we want to give you all
the perspectives about this James James Comy indictment. And a
former Trump attorney was on CNN talking about this, and
he tends to think James Comy is getting exactly what
he deserves. Here's a little bit of what he said.
Speaker 12: Yeah, but the law here is if he consciously disregarded
through recklessness and effect that that might have on others,
they can bootstrap that there. It doesn't have to be
it's not solely his subjective intent. And you have to
ask yourself if the according to a Stavementy, he's just
walking down the BECHCZC shells. I mean, if a sixty
some year old man who used to run the FBI
sees this, he's going to post it on Instagram like
some thirteen year old girl and it doesn't come into
the edit, well, this could probably this could possibly incite
someone like the fellow from California who's accused of violence.
Speaker 8: I mean it's a serious.
Speaker 1: Case, so that, I mean, that is a take for sure.
Jonathan Turley was like, this is pretty weak. So he
did a big Twitter sort of thread about this, saying
he doesn't think this is going to end up with
James Comy in jail. It's going to be a very
tough case to prove the intent. And Ellie Honig, also
from CNN, had this to say, Ellie, how valid are
these charges?
Speaker 13: I think this indictment is deeply flawed. I think it's
probably fatally flawed.
Speaker 14: And here's why.
Speaker 13: The law that Justice Department prosecutors have chosen to charge
here requires an intent to kill or physically injure the
President of the United States, and I think if you
look at the communication these seashells, it's just way too ambiguous.
Speaker 14: What does eighty six mean?
Speaker 13: Yes, there have been instances in pop culture and elsewhere
where people have used eighty six to being killed, But
there have been plenty of other instances, apparently far more
instances where it simply means to remove or to cross
off a list. And that ambiguity is going to be
a major problem for prosecutors, because I will tell you
ambiguity is always the enemy of the prosecutors, because you
have to prove your case not just by fifty one
percent or seventy five percent, you have to prove your
case beyond a reasonable doubt.
Speaker 1: And I'm just trying to give you all the things, right,
I hear you kill the messenger.
Speaker 2: It's still fun to watch him squirm, though I know.
Speaker 1: That part is the best. And of course, in typical
James Comy fashion, he responded to this latest indictment and
here's what he said.
Speaker 15: Well, they're back, this time about a picture of seashells
on a North Carolina beach a year ago. My god,
and this won't be the end of it. But nothing
is changed with me. I'm still innocent, I'm still not afraid,
and I still believe in the independent federal judiciary.
Speaker 8: So let's go.
Speaker 15: But it's really important that all of us remember this
is not who we are as a country. This is
not how the Department of Justice is supposed to be.
And the good news is we get closer every day
to restoring those values. Keep the faith.
Speaker 16: What a dick.
Speaker 2: I can't believe this guy was director of FBI.
Speaker 1: Like I just it's he's a piece of crap, right
he is.
Speaker 2: Plus he's like a teenage girl, you know, and I
have a teenage girl. It's mean to teenage girls, but
he is like that where he's It goes to the
discussion about the posting it on Instagram and look at that.
Speaker 1: You're the director of the FBI or you were right,
act like it. He just what a disgrace this guy is. Yeah,
and he can't It's very difficult to believe leave him
when he's just like what, I didn't think that that
meant anything really bad. So you're retarded. I mean, so
you're retarded. So you're either a complete retard or you're
a liar. So you pick because there's only a couple
of possibilities here, you know. Anyway, that's what's going on
with the Komi stuff. We'll obviously keep following that. Also,
before that even happened yesterday, there was all this news,
like immediately after we got done with yesterday's show, turning
on the news to find out that there were all
these raids taking place in Minneapolis and namely at the
Quality Leering Center. They rated it at the FBI and
the DJ rated it. There were a bunch of like
twenty some different raids of various daycares, all with like
Somemali tie surprise, and so there. Obviously, again it feels
really good to have this DOJB so active right now
and to see that they're actually going after fraudsters, which
is fantastic. But Tim Walls tried to take credit you guys,
and Cash Pattel immediately was like, you gotta know you don't.
You gotta be kidding me, right, So, so Tim Walls said,
today's raids by state and federal law enforcement happened because
our state agencies caught irregular behavior and reported it. That's
how the system is supposed to work, and our agencies
will keep at it as long as there are fraudsters
around to put behind bars. And Cash Battel was like,
come again, God, this FBI and DOJ, with our DAHS partners,
drafted and executed every search warrant today. But go ahead
and take credit for our work while we smoke out
the fraud plaguing Minnesota under your governorship.
Speaker 11: Yeah you did this, Tim Tampon, Any believe that he
did that?
Speaker 2: I actually can't believe it. I can these people Wow?
Speaker 1: Despicable, right, so incredible. I hope he comes down with
all the frauds too. He's part of the fraud. He
and Ilhan.
Speaker 2: The worst.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, I could not. I just I love
that Cash said something to him because I was like,
how dare he try to act like, look at what
I've uncovered, what I did right, It's just unreal. And
what I love about this administration is that every single
agency is focused on rooting out fraud. And Brooke Rollins
was on TV yesterday just talking about what they've uncovered
with Snap benefits and how rich so many of the
Snap recipients seem to be. This was absolutely unreal, what
she said on the news yesterday.
Speaker 17: Sharing Previously, no data was shared. We had no idea
where the taxpayer dollars were spent, just one Red state.
The recent dump of data, we found SNAP recipients had
more than two thousand Tesla owners, two hundred Alpha Romeo owners,
more than one hundred forty four that we're receiving food stamps,
we're driving porsches. Again, this is the data dumps we're
getting because that we before we had no accountability on
any of these programs. We now are requiring accountability. The
blue states are suing us. They don't want to share
the data. And can you imagine this was a red
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happening in the blue states. If that's happening in the
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Speaker 5: Losers?
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Speaker 2: I don't know about you guys.
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is incredible, absolutely incredible.
Speaker 2: It's just unbelievable.
Speaker 1: I want all these fraud strayers to go down.
Speaker 11: I do too, and I want my money back, right, yeah,
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Speaker 1: Okay. So yesterday was kind of exciting because there was
this announcement from DOJ that said there was a former
senior aid official indicted for concealing federal records during COVID
and this guy's name is David Morins. And so what
Todd Blanche said is, quote, these allegations represent a profound
abuse of trust at a time when the American people
needed it most, during the height of a global pandemic.
As alleged in the indictment, doctor Morins and his co
conspirators deliberately concealed information and falsified records in in an
effort to suppress alternative theories regarding the origins of COVID nineteen.
Government officials have a solemn duty to provide honest, well
grounded facts and advice in service the public interest, not
to advance their own personal or ideological agendas. And as
you'll see right here, there were emails that were exchanged
between David Morin's and somebody where he talks about avoiding
or making emails disappear after Foyer requests. So he's literally
saying he learned from our Foyle lady how to make
emails disappear after I'm foya, but before the search starts.
And so there were clear motives and proof of concealment
and falsification of records. This all ties back, according to
Hans Monkey, to Peter Daysak, which we heard that name
a lot in reference to Fauci, and so Hans said
Daysak is the co conspirator here. His indictment should be next.
I didn't think we'd ever see it, but accountability for
the COVID origin cover up has finally arrived, and this
is an incredible And then there was this New York
Post article about Fauci because, as we know, the auto
pen pardoned him right like a blanket pardon for like
ten years or something. But there was this whole New
York Post article about whether or not that autopen pardon
is valid. And the window to test it literally closes
in two weeks. So he's either gonna get an indictment
also or he's not. But there's only two weeks for
this to happen, and even if it does happen, it's
a real test of the pardon capability of a pen.
So lots going on here.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and you know that that David Morenz is like,
can I borrow your pardon?
Speaker 1: Because he has not been pardoned from anything, And.
Speaker 2: I wonder if he's gonna sing like a bird because
he's not pardon and Fauci is and he's like, well,
wait a second, why does he get pardoning?
Speaker 1: I don't get that.
Speaker 2: You know, listen, people have got to start being pissed
that some people are protected and some people aren't, because
I mean, they're all gross.
Speaker 1: This is crimes against humanity, and.
Speaker 2: They all need a penal. But you know that since
they are sniveling weasels, there's going to be at least
one of them that's I hope that's going to sing God.
And like my figures, I just want them all to
go down. I've just been waiting. I've been waiting. You
guys have no idea how much I want felt you
to go to jail. I just want that little little
evil elf to go down. Yeah, the lives he ruined
and took, it's it's inexcusable, it's unforgivable.
Speaker 1: He has to remember he is science. I don't know
if you remember that. He is science. According to him,
make this happen. So we got two weeks. Let's see
what happens. This this deo, this j's moving fast and again,
maybe Pam is the one that put all the wheels
into motion and now the car's finally moving or maybe
not regardless, yeah exactly, maybe not. I don't know how
it all happened. I'm just happy that it's happening. Yeah, exactly.
Amen to that. And speaking of people who are shady
a f there was a very interesting tweet and associated
revealed audio recording of Karen Bass and La that was
recorded apparently three days before the fires broke out that
damaged so many homes in the Palisades. And this was
just super interesting. Don't quite know what to make of it,
but you'll see from this post from Wall Street Apes
that this is a leaked phone call from January fourth,
twenty twenty five. It's between her and a fellow by
the name of John Ally, who's a property manager and whistleblower.
He contacted her to warn her about the risks due
to weather conditions like high winds, drybrush and she you're
going to hear the audio of this call. It's super
shady and she's clearly trying to say things without saying
things right. Yeah, And so listen to this and we'll
discuss we can make of it what we will.
Speaker 10: If the situation is very dangerous, and I would never
do I will take the criticism before I do a
publicity stunt and frankly a press conference.
Speaker 16: At this point in time, which.
Speaker 5: Is the publicity I think?
Speaker 1: I think my neighbor's property owners, Yeah, and.
Speaker 16: The residents, I mean forty one thousand people live within
a square mile here.
Speaker 15: Yeah, two families share one bedroom apartment.
Speaker 14: But they want to hear that something is going to
be done.
Speaker 15: If they want to know it's recognized exactly.
Speaker 16: But if I have a choice between that and compromising something,
I just have to go along with it.
Speaker 18: It's not my area of expertise. I want to make
sure that you are safe and hopefully you can read
in between the lines.
Speaker 16: But I would just appreciate just and it's hard for
me to tell you this, but hold tight, you will
you will understand. So okay, okay, okay, And when I
am able to talk, I will be happy to go
into great detail.
Speaker 18: Okay.
Speaker 1: And you've got me on the street, and you're welcome
to call me at any time.
Speaker 15: I'll call you right back, no problem.
Speaker 18: And just in terms of my trip, just so you know,
I'm missing two work days, that's it. And if President
Biden extends me an invitation, because.
Speaker 1: Remember she went to Ghana and there was like all
the hullabaloo as gone gone.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I just like what there was that more arrogance,
more arrogance. Like she's above it, She's above the fray.
She's completely evil the chick, and Spencer Pratt is probably like, Okay,
I'm gonna you're going down, lady.
Speaker 1: And I hope, but I think she's still leading in
all the polls because Californians are parents nasacists.
Speaker 2: Well, then La, you get the government you deserve. I
don't know what to tell you. If you think that
that's okay, if you think she's okay and she's done
a great job and you want to pick her over
a Spencer Pratt, godspeed.
Speaker 1: Yikes, big, big yikes. Just one more interesting follow up
on Cole Allen, who, of course is the would be
assassin from Saturday Night. There were apparently some uncovered tweets
and posts and one of the weirdest things is that
he shared a lot of posts that claimed that the
Butler attempt was staged. Is that the weirdest thing ever
that he, as you know, ostensibly a lone wolf gunman,
was he believed that Butler was fake. Yeah, and now
there's all these people that believe that Saturday Night she's
fate that he is fake. What. How do you know
the amount of people that would have had to be
in on this to make it fat There's like, it's
not possible.
Speaker 2: The mental gymnastics on the left is oh my god,
gaggering that that they have to it's it's rationalization for
the fact that they're just violent lunatics. And they're like, no,
but we're really not violent lunatics. I mean, but that's
staged or like it's like the when Charlie Kirk, you know,
they want to act like that didn't happen, or it
was that was stage somehow, or there were all these
people in on it. We've got people on our side
that are saying that it's just you know, sometimes there
are violent people.
Speaker 1: We see it every day.
Speaker 2: All you got to do is spend five minutes on
Twitter look at some leftists. I promise you they're out
there and they want and they want to kill us,
and they want to kill the president. They exist, okay,
and they've been egged on by their leaders in Congress
and Senate and the presidency. And we've seen it for years.
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Speaker 1: So a couple clips. I just wanted to share real
quickly of Rocanna, who is a complete clown. As you know,
we showed a clip of him a couple of weeks
ago saying, yeah, I was on the Hassan Piker Show
and I would totally go again because he doesn't think
there's any wrong with being with a complete commie, anti
you know, anti America America hating lunatic who's also a
bad guy.
Speaker 2: By the way, Hassan Piker is called for the death
of President Trump as well.
Speaker 1: He wants to see the blood in the streets totally.
He's disgusting, absolutely disgusting. And so Rokana is now in
a position where he's constantly having to defend his appearance
with Hassan, and he continues to defend it.
Speaker 4: Follow Hassan Piker why because he's speaking about some of
the frustrations he's speaking followers carry in America. Well, there
are a lot of people along the podcast world, et cetera,
who say things that are outrageous or sensationalists. And I
pushed back when you do that. But we have to
understand the anger in this country of people who feel
they can't buy a house, they can't afford gas, they
can't have healthcare, They're upset at the system.
Speaker 9: It's one of the.
Speaker 4: Reasons Trump won twice. And we have to engauge while
condemning the violence.
Speaker 2: Condemning the violence, he's the one who promotes it.
Speaker 1: Right, where's the pushback? Is there really pushback? Because I
don't believe it.
Speaker 2: I don't believe it none. You guys are using him
for campaigns. This is your new poster boy for the
Democrat Party. And he like he said he wants blood
in the streets.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, he said that very very clearly he's disgusting.
He's absolutely vile. Plus he's a dog abuser, so I'm
totally he's just the worst person all the way around.
Speaker 19: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Absolutely. Also Brian Kilnead, as you saw, he was the
one that was interviewing Rocanna. He also pressed him about
Democrats not funding DHS, not funding ICE and got after
him pretty good. Here is how that went.
Speaker 15: But you don't need to hope.
Speaker 19: You don't have to hold his segment of the country
hostage that live paycheck to paycheck because you decide you
thought ICE was over aggressive, so they changed the way
they did, they put a new person in charge, and
you're still not funding it.
Speaker 15: It is just maddening.
Speaker 1: Congressmen.
Speaker 4: They've got seventy five billion already funded. And the real
issue is that the Democrats want to fund TSA, we
want to fund the border patrol. We want changes in
ICE because we feel that ICE has been a rogue agency.
But look, we should have a conversation about what we
can do in immigration reform to move this forward.
Speaker 2: Yeah, how has it been rogue? They've been enforcing the
law that's already on the bucks. I hate it when
they do that. Neither like immigration is out of control. Really,
you guys, you let twenty million legals in. We're trying
to clean the mess up. And how do you expect
that to happen?
Speaker 1: Exactly?
Speaker 2: You think you're just going to go poof rights and
it just goes away. No, that's not how it works.
They're just these people are not serious adults. Yeah, they're
not serious adults.
Speaker 1: Actually, I mean there's a I can't remember, you'll see
it on the screen. I think of who put together
this incredible visual of what illegal migration has looked like
into the United States. You know, over the last several years.
This is terrifying. Yeah, okay, so from and this is
a course during Joe Biden's presidency. The numbers are just astronomical.
And so to watch this happen, it's it's a crime.
Like people should go down for letting this happen. It
is so unbelievably criminal. They allowed an invasion to happen.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a literal invasion. And who pays for that?
Speaker 1: The American taxpayer.
Speaker 2: It's always not ashy guys, it's always us, and they
don't care about it. The elected officials don't care because
we pay their salaries too, and for their pensions. They're sweet, comfortable,
warm retirements, and they're forever healthcare, that's right. And they're
gym memberships too.
Speaker 1: A couple just random headlines that we need to get
through before we talk about King Charles's visit to the
White House yesterday. Quite right, I know you, but I have,
of course enjoyed all of it. So we'll talk about
that in just a second. But first we've got a
few random headlines. For example, interesting stuff happening about, like
the whole redistricting stuff that's going on around the country.
The Supreme Court yesterday handed Republicans a redistricting win by
striking down a lower court block on the Texas map changes.
So that was sort of exciting, okay, right, And then
there was also news that the Democrat Attorney General Jay Jones,
who you may remember from such things as wishing death
to his opponents, he just got smacked down by the
Virginia Supreme Court in their redistricting case. And so the
election results from that redistricting that just took place, what
like a week ago, two weeks ago something like that,
they will remain uncertain as they continue this legal battle,
but this is a step in the right direction.
Speaker 2: So are you saying that a Democrat wish death?
Speaker 20: It weird?
Speaker 1: Democrat is violent? Are you saying that so weird? I know,
it's just so hard to believe, right, this never happens.
And then lastly, on this same topic, we got a
little preview of what DeSantis has planned for their redistricting
map proposal. It's looking mighty red and it would result
in a GOP gain of four seats. So continues pretty
lonely there in florid.
Speaker 2: Spots.
Speaker 1: And then in international news there was this from the
United Arab Emirates. They announced that they were withdrawing from
OPEK after more than fifty years and this is taking
effect May first, and I was like, I don't know
what to make of this, because, truth be told, I
don't understand anything about OPEC or how any of that works.
But according to this Twitter account breaking nine one one,
it said the decision would allow the UAE to boost
their own oil production without OPEC quota limits, and this
could impact global oil prices. Some people are suggesting that
this is a potential win for Donald Trump, who has
repeatedly accused OPEK of inflating prices and quote ripping off
the rest of the world. Now, it does strain tensions.
It makes it a little sketch apparently between UAE and
Saudi Arabia. So all of this unity kind of against
Iran that is currently taking place. I don't know how
that will impact it. This is just another shakeup in
that region.
Speaker 2: So it's like the notion of lifting restrictive regulations and
that in the long run that helps costs.
Speaker 1: So hopefully that will be the case. Let's hope that's
the case. Yeah, I mean, it's just a very interesting little, right,
little you know, adjacent tangential to the golf stuff thing
that's happening, So we'll see how that turns out. Also,
I just wanted to share this picture of a bunch
of world leaders that some clown posted and was like,
these guys don't need a ballroom to feel safe. And
I was like, you gotta be freaking kidding me with this.
And I loved the response from Tanashi Peter who said,
leaders who all need America to feel safe? Right exactly?
Speaker 2: I mean, how much money have we given Ukraine?
Speaker 1: Right like this ses the wind that they thought it
was gonna take all.
Speaker 2: The seats, and I'm so sick and tired of people
saying that we're building the ballroom, like we are doing it.
I know it's a private donation thing. Like if you
say otherwise, you're being dishonest. Shut up, take a seat.
But they're not paying for that, and he's not doing
it for himself. It won't exactly on until he's out.
He's doing it as a benevolent gesture to the American
people and the leaders that follow him, and those could
be Democrat leaders. So everybody can suck it.
Speaker 1: That's right, everybody can suck it. And then some clown
got after Marco Rubio because of how he has cut
off a lot of aid to countries that just don't
deserve it or have completely been corrupt used it in
a corrupt way. And so who was It was Dan
Pfeiffer who was like, great job, Marco Rubio. Hope you're
proud of yourself. Because there was this headline that said
AIDS has crept back into parts of Zambia a year
after the US cut their HIV assistance, and I loved
Dana Lash's response. Dani wrote, he disabled comments, but it's
not the US's responsibility to make people in another country
stop spreading STDs to each other after forty years of
awareness campaigns.
Speaker 2: That we paid for, that the American taxpayers have paid for.
So I hope that you're aware that you can spread
those things after we've paid for.
Speaker 1: You to be aware for forty years.
Speaker 11: Forty freaking years. You're welcome for the awareness. Stop spreading
the disease.
Speaker 1: Okay, you're right.
Speaker 2: She's absolutely right. It's not a responsibility. I'm so sick
and tired of paying for everybody else's healthcare when I
have health care on my own to pay for.
Speaker 1: Seriously, and no, yeah, that was a great it was
a great response. Also, a random person on X had
this idea that ended up getting retweeted by President Trump
and I think it's actually going to happen now. And
it was this chick Alyssa mayor Marie, who said, I
want Trump to change ICE it to nice the National
Immigration and Customs Enforcement, so the media has to say
nice agents all day every day. And Trump retweeted it
and said, great idea, let's do it. And then DHS
actually tweeted that yesterday. So I genuinely think this may happen,
you guys. I think it's fantastic. I love it so much.
I love it.
Speaker 11: You're going to fringe and be horrified every time they
have to say nice.
Speaker 2: Agents, Right, I just love that.
Speaker 1: It's the greatest thing ever, So great. And then also
remember how was it last week that that Sheila Curf.
I don't even know what her middle like hyphen name is,
but McCormick, Sheila McCormick. She had that she like completely
failed her house ethics investigation. There was like twenty five
things that yes, she you know, she spent a bunch
of money that wasn't hers, et cetera, et cetera. And
so she was, you know, she was being threatened with
expulsion from Congress and it was likely going to happen,
and so in order to preserve her benefits, she decided
to resign. So that all happened, you know, within the
last couple of weeks. Well, now apparently she's still running
for reelection. Oh my guys, had believed that she resigned
and is still going to run, And she could be
I don't even know where she is, but she could
be in a district that has people dumb enough to
re elect this club.
Speaker 2: Of course it's a Democrat.
Speaker 11: Oh my god, I could not believe that it's just
kind of even happening. Well, democrats, Oh my god, I know,
it's just I can't.
Speaker 1: I cannot you guys, before we show you, like one
of our new favorite clips of Hong Cow front of
the show now the like acting secretary of the Navy,
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Speaker 2: Knows a good you guys, like when you buy olive oil.
When I didn't know this until you know, we met TJ. Robinson,
who's the olive oil hunter who has this club, right,
I didn't know that it's fruit juice. So it's a
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Speaker 2: It's rancid and it's discussing. So now I judge, I
walk through the olive oil aisle at the grocery store
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Speaker 11: It is so good.
Speaker 1: Okay, so so Hunkou who we've had on the show.
If you haven't seen that interview with him, it's been
I want to say, like two years ago, wish something
like that. But look forward on YouTube. He's amazing. And
he has been accused, like every conservative of being racist
and white supremacist, part of the KKK, all the things
you know, because you all and the audience have been
accused them the same things, right, and so here is
his glorious response to that accusation.
Speaker 8: This is great.
Speaker 4: I know I'll be attacked by left and call me
white supremacist, but I have one asked for them.
Speaker 20: It's just when you give me my hood, make sure
it's got the little slits and not the circles so
I can see better.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I love him. I don't even know
when that's from, but I love that. And I was
just like, bless him a little slitchy. Guys, he's so great.
I just love that guy. Love him so great. And
then our favorite reporter from Lindel TV. We've shown a
lot of clips of her getting after ilhan Omar for
all of her corruption, and now she's going to the leader,
Minority leader, Hakim Jeffries and saying, what are you going
to do about this? Like Ilhan Omar is clearly a
total criminal, and freaking Hakim is acting as though he
doesn't know anything about it. You guys, like it is
so ridiculous. So here is what it looks like when
you try to get Hakim to answer a basic question
about one of his own party members. Hi later, Jeffries,
good to see you.
Speaker 21: Just curious to hear your thoughts on Ilhan Omar's financial disclosure.
Does all of this scrutiny around that concern you at all?
And does that warrant of, you know, an official House
ethics investigation?
Speaker 22: That issue has not been brought to my attention, But
we do know that Omar, who works hard on behalf
of the people that she represents in Minnesota, is constantly
under attacked by right wing conspiracy theorists.
Speaker 21: Her like net worth going from thirty million to now
under one hundred thousand. Do you believe that's truly an
accounting error as she alluded.
Speaker 8: To, That's not an issue that I'm familiar with.
Speaker 21: What about her winery that she is now dissolving from
her financial disallager.
Speaker 22: We're working to stop this reckless war of choice in
the Middle East, get the economy back on track, you know,
win this. Jerry Mandarin Ward at Donald Trump started that
we're going to finish. It's not an issue that I've
been locked in.
Speaker 1: On today, Believabilson.
Speaker 2: Tim Burchett was like telling us that there's like alien
human hybrids.
Speaker 1: I think he's one of them.
Speaker 2: With his hands, He's just like constantly with a hand.
Speaker 4: I don't.
Speaker 11: I'm not familiar with everybody's familiar with that, Hakeem everybody,
and I feel that you should probably be more familiar
since you have the job that.
Speaker 1: You have, maybe become familiar with it. And when he
deflects that hard we're trying to stop a war of
choice and bibo eruption, I just right when he's addressing
literally everything but the actual question.
Speaker 2: That's dude.
Speaker 1: God, all right, let's talk about the royal visit. Oh.
Speaker 11: I can't wait to talk about this because you know
how much I love the royal family.
Speaker 1: I was delighted. I did love all of the pomp
and circumstance. Hate I just love it. I hate all
of it.
Speaker 2: We're totally upside.
Speaker 1: I loved it.
Speaker 9: Hate.
Speaker 1: I want to share first of all, this adorable picture
of Milania getting a little love pat And somebody grabbed
this amazing photo of the four of them walking wherever
it is that's walking, That's right, isn't that? This precuest
I just like what our husbands would totally grab butt. Absolutely,
it's just so sweet. And Melania looked absolutely stunning all
day long and all night long. And we'll get to
that in a second. So before they met, and before
Charles's speech to Congress, and before the state dinner, before
all of that, Trump welcomed him to the White House
with a speech, and here is just a little bit
that includes a little bit about marriage.
Speaker 9: We all loved him, we loved her, We loved him
Fred and they were married for sixty three years. As
excuse me, if you don't mind, that's a record. We
won't be able to match, Darlie. I'm sorry, just not
going to work out that way. We'll do well, but
we're not going to do that well sixty three years.
Speaker 1: She's like done, Come on, my mother, I just see
it so clearly.
Speaker 9: She loved I told the king this, she loved the
royal family, and she loved the Queen, and anytime the
Queen was involved in a ceremony or anything, my mother
would be glued to the television and she'd say, look, Donald,
look how beautiful that is. She really did love the family.
But I also remember saying very clearly, Charles, look young Charles.
He's so cute.
Speaker 17: Mother.
Speaker 1: My mother had a crush on Charles.
Speaker 9: Can you believe it?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I just I mean, I try. I tried yesterday. I
was like, all right, this is fine, I just listen.
I don't like Charles. I think he's a spoiled douchebag.
He's like the poster boy for Trust fun babies, and
I hate trust.
Speaker 1: So I just I'm a little bit biased in all this.
Speaker 2: Mock can be like the good cop, and I'll be
the back cop.
Speaker 1: How's that? Because I mean, I do have a couple
clips of Charles.
Speaker 2: Listen, that's fine, we can. I just think the optics
of a monarchy are horrible. I don't like monarchies, you guys.
We fought a revolution to get away from those people.
Speaker 23: Where were they?
Speaker 1: No kings people yesterday?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 1: Where were they? Where were they?
Speaker 2: I just don't monarchies are bad. Constitutional republics are good.
And like even when his mother died, I remember we
had to talk about it. There was all this pomp
and circumstance, and I'm like, I'm really sorry that his
mom died. I mean, it sucks. And she seemed like
a lovely lady. But why are we spending so much
time on the monarchy in the United States when we
got the hell away from these people, you know what
I mean?
Speaker 1: I just okay. Not As Trump and Charles pointed out,
there are commonalities between our cultures. I mean, a lot
of our you know, traditions and values came straight from there.
There's a link between the two nations that will never
go away. That was the theme of the day. And
I mean it was nice, you know what I mean, Like,
it was just nice. And so Trump talked a little
bit about the relevance why it kind of seems weird
that we would be inviting the king, a monarch to
America ahead of our two hundred and fiftieth birthday, our
celebration of independence from them, and he explained that a
little bit as.
Speaker 9: Follows here in the shadows of Monuments to George Washington,
Thomas Jefferson honoring the British king might seem an ironic
beginning to our celebration of two hundred and fifty years
of American independence, but in fact no tribute could be
more appropriate. Long before Americans had a nation or a constitution,
we first had a culture, a character, and a creed.
Before we ever proclaimed our independence, Americans carried within us
the rarest of gifts, moral courage, and it came from
a small but mighty kingdom from across the sea.
Speaker 1: I mean, yeah, it's true, it is true.
Speaker 2: We need to make sure that we don't become like
them because Muslims are taking over their country.
Speaker 1: Well, that's a problem, and so was actually a little
bit of a relief that during Charles's speech he talked
about how Christianity is the foundation for both of our countries,
and you know, that was a welcome message. We'll show
you that clip in just a minute, but first we
have to show that Trump is apparently a bee whisperer.
Speaker 12: You guys just.
Speaker 1: Don't even understand how this is happening. But he's basically
like snow White with this bee. He's just like holding
this bee, and Milania is like, wow, look how loving
he looks.
Speaker 9: To the bee.
Speaker 1: He's like, oh, it's just a sweet bee.
Speaker 23: I love that.
Speaker 1: I know he's very loving towards It's just an amazing photo.
Speaker 2: It really is a great It is a great picture.
Speaker 1: And Charles is like, what the hell.
Speaker 5: It's so great.
Speaker 1: And then there's this picture that the White House posted
the official White House Twitter account best trolls ever, you guys,
and so they posted two cares.
Speaker 2: Listen and I took it as that too. It's very trolly,
you know, which was it was great to troll because
you know, people's heads were exploding.
Speaker 5: Oh my god.
Speaker 1: You know, people hated this and that's why they did it.
That's why they did it. And I was there for that,
totally there for that.
Speaker 2: But at the same time, I just I don't like Charles,
you guys, I don't like Pome. I don't like the monarchy.
Like you can direct your hate towards me.
Speaker 1: That's fine.
Speaker 2: I don't like it.
Speaker 1: You don't have to like the monarchy, and you can
still appreciate, you know, our rich history. Wait, that's the UK.
Speaker 2: And all the time I understand they're are ally I
totally get it, but I still think, like I listen
in July July fourth.
Speaker 1: This year, I'm gonna be like sucking England. It's gonna
be making this amazing photo you guys on the left,
Prince Charles with Richard Nixon back in nineteen seventy, Like,
this is an extraordinary side by side, right, this is incredible.
Speaker 2: It is even though he's just a you know, he's
just a what is he a figurehead?
Speaker 1: He doesn't do anything, no, of course not.
Speaker 2: He does does nothing except for just spend money, you
know what I mean, and walk around and I opt in.
Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 2: That's all he does. He is a trust fund baby.
That is his goal in life is just just spend
money that he didn't earn, and that's it.
Speaker 1: So I don't mean it's not his fault that he
was born into it.
Speaker 2: But it is his fault that he's a douchebag environmentalist.
That is well, that's true, that is that many Muslims.
Speaker 1: It is his fault, that's his fault. So also there
was I think it was end wokeness. Yeah, he posted
this picture of the entire Congress erupting an applause and
a standing ovation. This is of course the no King's crowd,
and they greeted the King with a standing ovation which
is just ironic and kind of funny. So now we'll
get to a few clips of Charles. The speech was
received very very very well by all members of Congress,
and he talked a bit about the bind that ties
our two countries together and the common traditions that bind us.
And here's a tiny bit of his speech.
Speaker 24: Ours is a partnership born out of dispute, but no
less strong for it. So perhaps in this example we
can discern that our nations are in fact instinctively like minded,
a product of the common, democratic, legal, and social traditions
in which our governance is rooted to this day. As
President Trump himself observed during his state visit to Britain
last autumn, the bond of kinship and identity between America
and the United Kingdom is priceless and eternal. It is
irreplaceable and unbreakable. This is a city which symbolizes a
period in our shared history, or what Charles Dickens might
have called a tale of two Georgies.
Speaker 1: He did try to be like really funny in certain parts,
and he's just so freaking British in his humor, you
know what I mean. Like he's such a brit So
here's an example of when he talked about how much
we have in common.
Speaker 24: For all of that time, our destinies as nations have
been into linked. As Oscar Wilde said, we have really
everything in common with America nowadays, except of course language.
Speaker 1: Quite wrong.
Speaker 2: This is the thing. Listen, I just I don't you know.
I could go on and on, Like at East Easter
Week when you were gone and we talked about Easter
with Jason. I talked about Easter and him and I
actually played a clip of him like coddling the Muslims
and he did nothing for Christians.
Speaker 1: It was Holy Week, you douchebag. So not okay, I
don't like him. I just don't like them.
Speaker 2: It's neat that he has this nice speech writer and
he's gonna play nice and they are are ally and
that's great.
Speaker 1: I think that's great. But I think he saw Here
is what he Here's that moment that we mentioned earlier
where he does talk about the importance of the Christian faith.
Speaker 24: The Christian faith is a firm anchor and daily inspiration
that guides us, not only personally.
Speaker 1: People like that.
Speaker 2: People like that Allah Yeah, okay.
Speaker 1: So but you know, talk is cheap, and so take
a look around your country.
Speaker 9: Man.
Speaker 1: It's falling. It's falling. You're having a problem.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's falling to Islam. And you're a part of
the problem because you're encouraging it. You're coddling it, you're
enabling it.
Speaker 1: Stop it.
Speaker 18: Yeah.
Speaker 1: He also referenced the attempted assassination on Saturday night, and
here's what he said.
Speaker 24: We meet too in the aftermath of the incident, not
far from this great building that's sought to harm the
leadership of your nation, and to ferment why to fear
and discord. Let me say, with unshakable resolve, such acts
of violence will never succeed.
Speaker 1: People like that too, cheerio. So then there was like
this elaborate day dinner, which is always super fancy, and
you know, of course I like to look at the dresses,
and so yeah, Nola, whatever her what's her title? Because
it's not like Queen Camilla. It's like, I don't I
don't know, some version of the Queen Diana. You still
totally oh my god, no question. But I thought it
was a lovely color of her dress.
Speaker 8: Molani.
Speaker 11: Yet you guys, she'susny God, look at that dress.
Speaker 1: Look at her unbelievable gorgeousness. She's like, Oh, you think
you're gonna wear pink? Watch this? Yeah, you need some
fusia stuff going on. I don't.
Speaker 11: I can pull off a pale plak and look amazing.
I take your fucia and I raise you with the
pale pink.
Speaker 10: But I do.
Speaker 1: Camilla absolutely gorgeous. So Trump at the dinner, he complimented
Charles's ability to get Democrats to stand up during a speech.
Speaker 25: Okay, and I also want to before we really begin,
I want to congratulate Charles on having made a fantastic
speech today at Congress. He got the Democrats to stand
I've never been able.
Speaker 8: I couldn't believe it.
Speaker 26: I couldn't.
Speaker 2: And they like certain kings just like they like sir billionaires. Right,
some of them are.
Speaker 1: Fine, some of there fine. It's Queen Consort. That's right.
Thank you to all the people that have said Queen consort.
So it's not I know that they're like they call
her queen, but like it's with an asterisk, you know
what I mean. It's not like she's a legit queen
like Queen Ee was. She's a Queen consort.
Speaker 11: Con which I feel is like a lower level queen.
I'm just saying I feel like she's doing all right though.
Queen cor is what g Wide fifty three likes to
call hers, Queen wore. This is this is our community.
Speaker 19: This is right.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And then lastly, there was a very lovely gift that
Trump was obviously very moved by from King Charles. And
it was apparently there was like an old ship that
was named after Trump. I mean not this Trump, but
like Trump of your and anyway, here is a little
bit on Charles giving Trump an artifact from this ship. Yeah.
Speaker 24: So tonight, mister President, I am delighted to present to you,
as a personal gift, the original bell which hung on
the cunning tier of your valiant namesake. May may it
stand as a testimony to our nation's shared history and
shining future. And should you ever need to get hold
of us or just.
Speaker 1: Give us a ring, Like, what do you put he
made it funny?
Speaker 2: I did, he made a funny? Do you where do
you put that in a house?
Speaker 1: I mean you got to display that in the White
House somewhere you got to.
Speaker 2: Put in the White House. But then like when he
leaves the White House, what.
Speaker 10: Do you do it.
Speaker 1: I don't think he gets to keep it.
Speaker 11: I don't think you get to keep that's a white
house thing. Okay, I was gonna say, I mean, do
you put that like in a living room, like in
a guest back, Like, what do you.
Speaker 1: Do with, yes, a guest bath and a guest bath.
What's the great news is that it's gold and so
like any cores right with his decor. Of course, all right,
moving on, we saw this absolutely incredible clip of Brandon
Gill in the midst of an abortion like caring on
abortion and protesting abortion yesterday, he ripped apart one of
the like pro aborts in a way that was so
delicious that we had to play it like it runs
a little bit long, but we had to. You guys,
it's so good. It's that good. And when there's nobody
else that questions people better in Congress than Brandon Gill, No, God,
absolute masterclass. Oh my gosh.
Speaker 5: That's the thing.
Speaker 1: When you start to ask people who are pro abortion
about abortion and what they're actually pro about, they get
very uncomfortable because they have to admit what a barbaric
process is. Absolutely and that's what is so good about
this clip.
Speaker 8: For abortion, for abortion policy. What's your favorite type of abortion?
Speaker 27: I am an advocate for patients having access to the
full realm of reproductive healthcare.
Speaker 8: Would you have a preferred method of abortion that you
that you like.
Speaker 10: I do not.
Speaker 28: I mean read through a couple of different methods, and
I want to get your take on how much you
like these.
Speaker 8: The first type is called a suction abortion.
Speaker 28: This is when the cervix is dilated and a strong
suction twenty nine times the power of a household vacuum
cleaner tears the baby's body apart and sucks it through
the hose into a container.
Speaker 8: Do you prefer that method?
Speaker 5: I stand by my former testimony.
Speaker 8: That sounds kind of gross, doesn't it sounds pretty gruesome?
Do you agree?
Speaker 5: Does stand by how I answered your question fully and accurately?
Speaker 8: Okay, what about this one? This one is called dilation
and curatage.
Speaker 28: After dilation of the cervix, a sharp, looped knife is
inserted into the uterus. The baby's body is cut into
pieces and extracted, often by suction.
Speaker 8: Do you prefer that method?
Speaker 5: But I believe we are here to talk about today
is the face act. We're not here to say I'm.
Speaker 28: Asking you you're a pro abortion advocate. I'm asking if
you prefer the delationous, dilation and curatage method.
Speaker 27: I am access to reproductive health care advocates.
Speaker 8: Don't you don't want to talk about abortion itself?
Speaker 1: Why is that?
Speaker 27: I would prefer to talk about the reason that the
committee called the hearings.
Speaker 8: Because it's uncapable to talk about. I would prefer it
should be uncomfortable.
Speaker 27: I would prefer if you would let me finish my
statement to talk about Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act,
which is talk.
Speaker 28: About what that access gets. How about this one? It's
called dilation and evacuation. Four steps are inserted into the uterus,
grabbing and twisting the baby's body to dismember him or her.
If the head is too large, it must be crushed
in order to remove it. Do you prefer that method?
Speaker 27: I would prefer to talk about the reason that hearing
was called and the basis of my expert testimony.
Speaker 8: It's uncomfortable to hear this, isn't it?
Speaker 1: It is?
Speaker 28: I think it is because it's barbaric and evil. How
about this one. It's called the saline injection. It's when
a twenty percent salt solution is injected through the mother's
abdomen into the baby's amniotic fl luid. The baby's skin
is burned off. The baby ingests the solution and dies
of salt poisoning, dehydration, and hemorrhaging of the brain.
Speaker 8: Do you prefer that method?
Speaker 5: I would prefer to talk about the subject of the hearing.
Speaker 8: This is the subject of the hearing. This is about
protests outside of abortion clinics. I'm asking you about abortion.
Speaker 5: I stand by my prior testimony.
Speaker 28: Okay, I wouldn't want to talk about this either if
I were you, because it is barbaric and evil.
Speaker 1: Mm hm, it's not how brilliant takedown. I mean, as
hard as it is to hear that brilliant, God was
that so necessary?
Speaker 2: It was one of the best lines of questioning. I think,
the best that I've ever seen in a hearing, and
we've seen a lot of hearings. Yeah, and like mark
my words, this guy I think will be president one day.
And if he's not, it's because conservatives suck, because we
can't get our crap together. But like, look at this,
he's fantastic. He is a rising star. If we could
get a million of him, then I would be delighted
because he knows what's what.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was, And now he's like fighting with Shri
Thanadar on X. You guys, you need to go and
look at this fight because shre Yeah, the muppet is
trying to pretend like, well, I'm just standing tall for
women's healthcare, and everybody's like, first of all, you're a muppet.
I mean really, it's just me that's saying. Really, he
is a muppet. But he is also completely unwilling to
own what abortion actually is. And so when you present
those facts to somebody and they have to, you know,
they have to wrestle with what they are actually in
support of, they get very uncomfortable, as you saw.
Speaker 2: As evidenced by her saying I need to change you sech,
like I need to change you, subtic. Why why do
you need to change your self? If you're such an
advocate for this, you should be willing to talk about
it openly and discuss the different kinds of abortion that
there are. Misabortion advocate and talk about your favorite right,
talk about your favorite love.
Speaker 1: That love it all right. So, so I was yesterday
years old when I found out that there is apparently
a left wing counterpart to TPUSA that goes by the
name National ground Game. Obviously it's not as impactful. Otherwise
I think more of us would have heard of it.
Speaker 11: I thought it was just like every university was the
counterpoint to TUSA.
Speaker 2: I had no idea this existed until Okay, But anyway,
the chick.
Speaker 1: That runs this joke of an organization, her name is Z,
and she released a video the other day saying that
things are so bad at TPUSA right now that Erica
is going to be forced to resign, and so here
is her idiotic take, and she's promising more details to come.
Here is Z. They've never been hit like this before.
Speaker 11: Turning Point USA is scrambling, and to be honest with you,
the damage is so bad. I don't even know if
it's recoverable. Let's talk about it. By the way, this
is the first time you're saying me.
Speaker 2: My name is Z.
Speaker 11: I run the largest count organization to Turning Point USA
on the left National Ground Game, And in the next
few weeks I'm going to be coming out with some
ground breaking research on Turning Point and their internal operation.
And if there's one thing that we know about Turning Point,
it's that all they care about is money, So no
matter what, they are not going to let their donors
walk away, which means that they're only way out of
this without losing their donors is that Erica Kirk will
have to step down. A lot's going to be happening
with this and other things in the next coming weeks.
So if you want to stay up to date with
what's going on, remember to follow me to unfuck America.
Speaker 1: Nice Okay, she seems nice.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So this whole idea of Erica stepping down now because
of that video, and I'm sure others now that idea
is taking off. And so Andrew Colvett had a very
succinct answer to Z, and you're going to see it
on screen. So Z said, the damage is so bad
at TPUSA, will Erica Kirk be stepping down? And he
responded no, no, no, that was all he needed to say, like, no,
can you just stop with all of this nonsense. We're
doing fun like.
Speaker 2: Debbie Wasserman Schultz as a young woman who she is,
and that's not a good thing to be like, that's
your future, lady, good luck with.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's not okay, not okay. And then meanwhile, because
this segment is on like gross influencers. So the the
kinds of guests that Tucker continues to platform are disgusting.
And so there's a guy I have no idea if
I'm saying his name correctly. The one of Tucker's recent
guests was a former CIA member, John Kuriyaku. Kuriyaku who
used to do he works and did work for Sputnik Radio.
Like he's a legit Russian asset essentially, and so he
was on another podcast, not Tucker. I mean, he was
also on Tucker, but he's on this different podcast where
he actually gets pressed on being anti American and what
was his intention in working for these Russian propaganda machines.
And it's very telling how he answers the question.
Speaker 5: Check this out. No, that's not it.
Speaker 1: It'll be next w Wasserman, Schultz and the make.
Speaker 14: So they let me say anything I want. I've never
ever received any pushback. And I make a handsome living.
Like I've always said, if CNN's got an offer, or
MSNBC or even Fox, I'm on Fox at least every
other week.
Speaker 8: I'm all ears.
Speaker 14: But you know five kids, three of whom still need
to get through college.
Speaker 8: I make no apologies.
Speaker 26: So then when you became a sworn officer of the
United States, get them What was your intention? Was your
intention to make the United States to like protect and
expand the superiority of the United States or was it
something else? Did you think you were making a better planet?
Because you have to know that by affiliating your name
with Russian state media, you might get to say anything
you want, but that doesn't mean that's what goes to
air when it gets translated into Russian.
Speaker 8: It can be whatever they want it to be.
Speaker 14: It's a live show, it's in English, it's an internet show, right,
it's Terustrial also Broadway.
Speaker 26: They're going to have the rights to make out of
it whatever they want to make out of it. And
your name and your association is a that's that is
exactly the foundation for how Russian covert influence operations happen.
Speaker 14: Ah, poor CIA. There's a former CIA guy working for
the Russians. He may do some damage to the American government.
Fuck the American government. What have they done for me?
What have they've done for my children? Do you really
decide you violate my rights? Do you really not know
the answer to that? Come on, man, it was the
CIA that put me in prison.
Speaker 26: What in the world do I owe this your decisions
that put you in It was the CIA's law breaking
that put it was your choice to highlight the CIA's
law breaking to media that puts you in prison.
Speaker 14: There we go, So we're in agreement.
Speaker 26: Then your children's your children's they live every day under
the section of the United States. They heard all the
benefits of American citizens, they're you get to enjoy. You're
here on an American podcast, you flo an American airlines,
you're staying in American protective Do you think my children's
memories are police officers driving around the streets right now?
All of these people are contributing to the freedoms that
you have. Oh wow, all of them.
Speaker 10: Wow.
Speaker 26: And you're sitting here saying you're a true believer. I'm
a true believer in the fact that we we have
to serve the American dream, we have to serve the
American purpose. That's what we're here.
Speaker 14: That's exactly what I'm doing by opposing the American government.
Speaker 1: What a piece of shit that guy is. But Tucker's like,
you need to be a guest on my show.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I believe He's the perfect guest for Tucker, isn't
he totally?
Speaker 1: I mean, it just totally makes sense. And I don't
know if you guys heard, but there was this, well
there continued to be over the weekend. I guess Candice
didn't do a show on Friday at least, maybe even
Thursday too, And now she's not. She hasn't been doing
a show this week. I guess she's going to be
back tonight. And she was in Rome, and so too
was Owen Shroyer, and so too was Nick Flintest. So
there's been all these rumors floating around like why were
all three of them in Rome at the exact same time?
That is super sketch, But according to Nick Flintest, it
is a complete coincidence. Here's what he said about it
yesterday is, what are the odds?
Speaker 20: Honestly, what are the odds that the same week that
I'm having like a midlife crisis and spontaneously go to Europe.
What are the odds that the same week, the same time,
the same destination, Candace Owans also takes an unannounced trip
to Italy. She goes to Rome too, And I'm looking
at Keith when this when Laura Lumer reported that Candace
was in Rome. I looked at Keith and I'm like,
They're never gonna believe me. I'm like, they're never gonna
believe this, I said, because it's an insane coincidence. And
you guys know, me and Candice are stranged. We're not talking.
You know, we're we don't talk anymore. You know, we
had a disagreement. I wanted to keep talking, she didn't anymore.
I wanted to stay together. She disagreed. You know, so what,
I don't know her. We're not talking. I don't know
her vacation plans. But I told Keith, I'm like, they're
never gonna believe me. I'm like, cause it is an
insane coincidence, because I never do this. What are the
odds that I drop off the face of the earth unannounced?
For two weeks? I happened to be in Italy and
then a few days later. An unnamed Jewish source tells
Laura Lumer, Canna, so Owan's got into Rome last night.
She forgot to tell everybody she was missing her show.
Speaker 2: I'm like, that's crazy, Okay, So wait, I got to
back up at a midlife crisis at twenty seven.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I thought that was odd too.
Speaker 2: He was born in nineteen ninety eight. This kid is
twenty seven years old.
Speaker 11: HM, listen, Nick, if you're having a midlife crisis at twenty,
buckle up for fifty buddy, buckle up.
Speaker 1: It's going to be a hard ride.
Speaker 2: If you're having that much trouble at twenty seven, it's
twenty seven.
Speaker 1: I think he's having like a crisis of sexuality. Honestly,
I think he's having that kind of a crisis. I
think he's realizing he is marriable, and all of the
traditional family values that he purports to believe in he's
never going to be able to exemplify because he's gay,
Because why are you gay? I mean he's he's like
a closet gay. He's not even a normal gay.
Speaker 2: So he's in the state of a homosexual panic right now, exactly. Okay,
So that's the crisis that he's currently in.
Speaker 1: That ain't no midlife crisis. And then there is speaking
of Candace, she one of her like her close close followers,
like somebody that she I think has an actual talking
relationship with that weird ass chick named Mel who she's
constantly retweeting and reposting and talking about Mel tweeted out
she's one of the people that clearly thinks that Saturday
Night was faked and not real in some way. And
remember how there was a mentalist instead of a comedian,
so she and remember how the mentalist was right in
the midst of trying to guess the name of Caroline
Lovett's baby when all of the chaos broke out. So
now she posted something about how if he's so clairvoyant,
why didn't you predict the shooter. So this is like
a real thing that she posted, which you're gonna see
her tweet about it. But I want you to actually
pay more attention not to the tweet, but who retweeted it,
you guys, because it was none other than freaking Meghan Kelly.
Megan Kelly is now retweeting Mel the village crazy lady
who is a absolutely lunatic.
Speaker 11: God, you guys, that they can't fall from grace. Oh
my god, it is like it is a tumble from grace.
The amount of disappointment that I have in so many people, right,
it's just like it's every day, you know, I know,
I know, it's just.
Speaker 1: So a Meg is so disappointed. I know, And then
I don't know if you've been following, because it's I
don't even know if we've ever talked about it on
this show, but there and I and I don't like
to talk about like unverified rumors as much as possible.
I like to avoid those because I much rather prefer
talking about stories that we know are true. But forever now,
for at least a few months, there's been these rumors
that George Farmer was arrested for a DUI and then
Candice refuted those rumors, saying, nuhuh, he just like had
a minor fender bender and we ended up having to
pay because like the person sued over like trauma or whatever.
But anyway, where all of these records seem to be
very mysteriously hidden, like it's impossible to get your hands
on them because allegedly they were expunged. All of this
according Laura Lumer and some other folks. Candas has denied
all of this. However, Laura now somehow says that she
got her hands on George's mugshot and so she has
just posted that mugshot and actually this was Mel's response
to But here is the mugshot. She said, I have
obtained the alleged mugshot of Candis Owen's British husband, George Farmer,
from his alleged arrest in Nashville, Tennessee. Candace, do you
want to explain this to your audience or should I?
Last week you said you had nothing to hide. It
looks rough, so it looks all rough, looks a lot.
People like Mel are insisting this isn't George Farmer, this
isn't entirely another person, although it looks very much like
George Farmer, like.
Speaker 2: Him, So how would she know?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's just very very odd and so Mel, that
same person that we were just discussing, responded, saying, can
someone ask Laura Lumer why her picture is hyper pixelated
and why she put her stupid watermark all over it?
Also ask her why this supposed mugshot isn't attached to
a booking sheet? How old is this supposed picture? George
had a slight receding hairline by twenty twenty two, And lastly,
ask her if she truly expects us to believe that
George Farmer rides around in loose fitting crew necks. I
would ask for myself but she's a scared little bitch
and blocked me after I repeatedly ratioed her one weekend.
So that's where all that drama is. I can't claim
to know one way or another if George ever was
convicted of a dui. But that's where that drama is. Okay,
my eye, all right? And then lastly, for this segment,
we need to talk about the fact that TPUSA continues
to thrive. They continue to have their college campus events
and they just had one at the University of Idaho
that was that featured Michael Knowles and Matt Walsh, and
there was this absolutely precious moment that happened last night
with a ten year old boy talking about his career
plan that everybody has to see.
Speaker 23: Hi names Bryce. I came here from Billings a ten
hour or a ten hour drives.
Speaker 24: Uh.
Speaker 23: I want to be a priest when I grew up.
I just wanted to ask, what would your uh like
advice be?
Speaker 15: Don't be a jesuit.
Speaker 12: That's no, I don't mean to dis no.
Speaker 20: There were good jesuits sometimes and that's great news.
Speaker 1: How old are you ten?
Speaker 11: This is like the biggest why I.
Speaker 1: Think it's a wonderful thing.
Speaker 8: Why do you Why have you decided you want to
be a priest?
Speaker 26: Uh?
Speaker 23: Kind of just because God's calling me.
Speaker 8: Awesome? Love it, that's beautiful.
Speaker 4: You know what.
Speaker 8: Gosh, this is great.
Speaker 1: I can't this is so wonderful. I don't need to
give you advice.
Speaker 14: I think you, at ten years old, probably need to
give me advice. This is really great.
Speaker 1: There are many moments when when you work in politics
you feel jaded. You say, all hope is lost, the
culture is dying, no one has the right ideas anymore.
Speaker 20: And then you meet a ten year old kid who
says I want to serve God and be a priest.
Speaker 1: And you say, guys, we're gonna make it. You know,
we're just gonna make it.
Speaker 10: Hi, how.
Speaker 1: Sweetest thing you've ever seen?
Speaker 2: Oh my god, darling, Absolutely, darling, we are going to
make it. We're totally going to make it.
Speaker 4: There.
Speaker 2: You know, even the kids that have absolute faith and
they love Jesus and they're not going to become priests.
You know, they're out there.
Speaker 1: They exist.
Speaker 2: I see them, my daughters, one of them. They they
are out there.
Speaker 1: I promise. Oh my god, I just love that, love
that little boy so much. I way to go, Bryce,
you go right. It has been way too long since
we have had an episode about you. It's been a while.
I know it has been a while. But if you
don't recognize the picture of the woman on screen right now,
that was Olivia Wild. Yeah, and she I asked my
husband the other day before I showed him the video
that you're about to see. I asked him the other day, Hey,
do you think Olivia Wild is hot? And he was like, yeah,
she's really really pretty. And then I showed him the
video of her on a red carpet event like within
the last couple of weeks, allegedly looking very very very
very very different. Now. I don't think she's with her.
I don't either. I think it's ozempic. I think she's
got ozempic face. I think this is okay, horrifying you guys.
I even muted it because it doesn't matter what she says, like,
I don't she's talking about a movie, whatever, it doesn't matter.
I agree. Look at what has become of Olivia Wild
what you guys? Yeah, it's it is. It absolutely is
the weight loss stuff. It's like these these chicks, like.
Speaker 2: We went from being we went from super skinny and
like you know, the sixties and seventies, right, and then
like we kind of progressed to like, oh, body positivity,
everybody can be fat, which is like the swing of
the pendulum.
Speaker 11: And now we're way back, like we didn't go in
the middle. We have not settled in the middle. We
have gone way back to skinny again. What are we doing?
Speaker 1: I don't know what are we doing? Someone feed this woman?
Oh my goshed her and like, why would she ever
take that shot?
Speaker 10: To me?
Speaker 4: Good way?
Speaker 11: Because a lot of women that don't need it are
doing it. They're doing it because they are like they're
obsessed within.
Speaker 1: Look at Demi Moore. I'm sorry, that is not natural.
I don't know. I mean, I cannot tell you that
she takes those empic but she doesn't look the same.
She doesn't.
Speaker 2: I mean I know that, like women look different as
they get older, but she is gaunt. There are so
many women in Hollywood that are gaunt. And it's terrible
for girls to see this, you guys, I.
Speaker 1: Don't like it.
Speaker 2: As a mother of girls, I don't like it.
Speaker 1: Horrifying, Absolutely don't like horrifying. All right, we do have
a couple of reviews to share from the Apple podcast platform.
Please leave yours if you haven't yet already.
Speaker 2: Here is the first one okay from Mandy m eighty
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This podcast stays grounded and real Christian values, counters divisive rhetoric,
and delivers thoughtful, truth centered conversations every time, consistent, encouraging,
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Speaker 1: That is so sweet. It's so smart, you know what
I mean? Like, it's so well written and intellectual. Are
you sure you should be here? We're a little underqualified, I.
Speaker 18: Know, right.
Speaker 1: It was almost like a PBS thing. I was just like,
you should have read this in a British accent?
Speaker 10: Was that?
Speaker 1: Prince Charles? All right? Here's another? All right?
Speaker 2: Love Manilas and Jack fifty eight have watched every morning
for at least the last five years. They keep me
up to date and all the news and do it
with grace and humor. They help me stay sane and
all the craziness that our government these days. Love, Mock
and Daisy, keep up the amazing work, girls.
Speaker 1: Thank you. You need to ask, like, what is it
going to take to get five stars from you?
Speaker 3: I don't you know what I mean, why would you say.
Speaker 5: All that nice style?
Speaker 2: I don't only give us If it's a dude, he
probably wants you to take your top off.
Speaker 1: That's what it is.
Speaker 2: Keep it around here, all right?
Speaker 1: And Jack, sorry, I mean, what do we need to do?
I don't know. Oh, I'm asking all right. We do
have some folks to think as well.
Speaker 9: Donna.
Speaker 1: Donna was so helpful and ED were so helpful during
meet and Greece. She said, Camptona was the best ED
and I want to thank all you jerks who made
Ed's first day of retirement the absolute best.
Speaker 18: Day.
Speaker 1: Couldn't have been better. Our community is the absolute best,
and we will never forget the kindness and laughs. Love
you chicks we had.
Speaker 2: Donna, thank you for all your help. Like seriously, we
were like, somebody needs to help us to let people in,
you know, to gain entrance to the event.
Speaker 1: Donna's like, We'll do it.
Speaker 2: I got it. I got you so sweet, Thank you, Donna,
She's the best.
Speaker 8: I love you.
Speaker 1: Amanda Barnard said, I've not got to listen in six
weeks as Lynn, my daughter that messages on her birthday
Yearly had a tragic accident and we have been in
the hospital since. She went on to say, I've always
felt like we all were family and felt I needed
to tell you and ask for prayer. You can follow
her journey on my Facebook with the tag we can
do hard Things. I Pray for Amanda, She said. My
name on Facebook is Amanda Robinson Barnard. I've made her
journey public. She's got two shattered feet and ankles, two
broken hands, a broken tailbone, multiple facial fractures, as well
as a broken fragment in her spine causing lower extremity issues.
This is a mama's desperate cry for prayer. We are
both needing them desperately. If you follow my Facebook, you'll
see daily prayer requests for specific things. Well, we will
check that out.
Speaker 2: Definitely check that out.
Speaker 23: You guys.
Speaker 1: Colleen W said, good morning, lovely ladies. Just need to rant.
I've used my Fitness Pal app for eleven years and
their newest update ruined it. If it ain't broke, don't
fix it rip MFP. Thanks for letting me vent my frustration.
You are absolutely welcome.
Speaker 5: And then over on.
Speaker 1: Locals Roth Lady right, Hello, Manila's it was wonderful meeting
you both. This weekend. My husband laughed when I got
home and told him about my time. He has to
listen to me talk so much for free. I'm loving
my beef, tallow take a lot of words, take my
lots of words. Dollar love, yet have a blessed, beautiful day.
She also said, I think Nick is just realizing he's
a tool and nobody of either sex will ever love him.
Trust me, the normal gaze don't want him. Don't take
my word for it. Lol. Yeah, and lastly, she said,
being a skeleton isn't pretty.
Speaker 17: It is now you.
Speaker 1: Supernova.
Speaker 2: Hey, y'all, please shet the like button, subscribe and share
if you want, support our outstanding chicks and this great
coop of common sense. I love it, Supernova, Thank you?
Speaker 4: Wait?
Speaker 1: Is that the first one you see?
Speaker 6: It is?
Speaker 1: Did? I? Wait? There's so many more above that, are there?
Speaker 10: What? Oh?
Speaker 1: I wonder if it's because you got out and got
back in and now you don't see all Maybe that's why. Okay,
I'll do the ones ahead of.
Speaker 2: That, okay, and then you'll when you get back, super Nova,
let me know.
Speaker 1: Okay, So okay, what time was that?
Speaker 2: That was seven oh seven am?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, you missed a bunch all right. Yeah, okay,
So Marcy Perolla said, good morning, Mac and Daisy. Happy Wednesday. Sorry,
no dad joke today I'm out of the hospital. Yay,
taking it easy much love, Uh Supernova earlier said dad joke. Wednesday.
Shouted to my wife that I broke a glass in
the kitchen. She hollered she would be right there with
her broom. I yelled, it isn't that urgent. You could
just come to the kitchen on foot. Oh god, this
means Shelley Bolton said, I bought a pair of shoes
from a drug dealer the other day. I don't know
what he laced them with, but I was tripping all day.
Did you say yes? Did you say hey? I'll please
hit the like button, subscribe and share if you want.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, so now so now I'm caught up. Okay, Yes,
I venture Mama for life. I think people need to
start getting punished and going to jail, and then hopefully
the political violence will stop. Gosh, I hope, so, I
really really hope. So Randy Craig, what has a lumpy
back and an inappropriate sense of humor?
Speaker 1: Jimmy Cammel is my day money?
Speaker 5: Super Nova.
Speaker 2: So I'm broke into my house last night and stole
my limbo trophy. How low can you go? Angela, South
Carolina eighty nine, thank you for Lexi's birthday wishes yesterday.
I wish I could show you a look on her face.
She was shocked and ecstatic. I've had to play it
one hundred times. Oh my gosh, very sweet, Donkeyxoti dead joke. Wednesday,
I bought some shoes from a drug dealer. I don't
know what he lays him with, but I've been tripping
all day. I think that's a popular one. Wait, yeah, exactly, Okay,
that is a popular one. Randy Craig, Yes, but I'm
driving a huge Porsche's like you earned it. Guardey lou
three four one five. Regarding coming, I think the goal
is to get him talking, get him tied up, then
get him from making a false statement exactly what he
did to General Flynn.
Speaker 1: Okay, I mean, I'm there for it. Whatever works.
Speaker 2: Teresa CTM, retired USN O three give mor to NILA's
great Wednesday and nothing like hearing Comy claim innocence. I'm
not sure he understands the definition. He might not be
guilty of this, but he has surely never been innocent.
True that Curio two three sixty nine Camptona was awesome, Daisy,
have not had my beard.
Speaker 11: Groped in a while? Okay, my favorite thing about tongue twisters.
Hard to say, hard to say.
Speaker 2: Aigner i Opek explain, it's a price fixing cartel. If
it were an American corporation, the FTC would prosecute. Here's
my gas money.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that seems legit.
Speaker 2: It does seem legit, Supernova. Can I drink the olive
oil straight from the bottle?
Speaker 1: Yes, you actually can? You actually can. It's sad.
Speaker 2: I mean it's a little weird. Love it, yeah, but
I mean you can if you want to. And it's
so good, like and they each have different flavors, like
does that make sense? Like they have different Some are mild,
some are like morph I can't explain it, but they're
so good. Are regarding il Han's at net worth? If
it's truly less than one hundred thousand, why does she
even have an accountant? No one under one hundred thousand
uses an accountant. Take my fake poverty money?
Speaker 1: Right, you're right?
Speaker 2: BTK twelve thirteen. A Kowala getting a job application. Is
he qualified? Candy Wannapes Dad Jo Wendesday, How do you
make a waterbed bouncy?
Speaker 1: Just add spring water?
Speaker 2: Ps?
Speaker 1: Isn't it odd?
Speaker 2: Lockey Martin is paying for the ballroom that's where the
shooter worked.
Speaker 1: Hmm, really, I didn't know that.
Speaker 2: I don't even know the shooter actually worked. I thought
he was a school teacher.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so that's what I thought too.
Speaker 2: Yeah, super nova Trump is making King Charles this bitch
no worries.
Speaker 1: King Charles is a lot of people's bitch.
Speaker 2: Dinko Yoki two three four. I'm thinking Jeffreyes uses his
hands like that because he's a failed sign language student.
Asl people are like he's speaking gibberish. Ginko Yoki two
three four. I don't mind the King, but since I'm
in the presence of two wonderful ladies, just say stuck Farmer.
Speaker 5: I don't get it.
Speaker 2: I don't get it either. Clark two two four Degic Wednesday.
What starts with tea ends with tea? And it's full
of tea? A teapot that's pret a good one, that
is cute. Jose Texas fifteen, Morning from Texas. Could you
imagine if Princess di was the one visiting with Florida
Mlaney with first Lady Lady, why did I see Florida
with first Lady Malania. I just take my team Diana money.
Oh my god, it would be too much gorgeous to handle.
Rape and elegance and rgeosity. That's right, Maxwell Edison's mom.
Since King Charles was here, once upon a time there
was a king that was only twelve inches tall. He
was a terrible king, but he was a great ruler.
Aaron Krieger, no dad joke today, but I do have
an important announcement. I am officially a normal gay. But
if Spencer and or the cow guys slid into my DMS,
I totally reply, just.
Speaker 1: Saying I need a p.
Speaker 2: Yes, Spencer's a cutie, Petuity is and the cow guys
are also cutie Batiti.
Speaker 1: Super all of them, all three of them very well.
Are so cute?
Speaker 2: Ffs Jenny O seven eighty five to four. As a
physician and mom of a second trimester two pound, two
pound supremium rainbow hero son Brandon brought tears to my eyes. Lord,
please protect that man.
Speaker 1: We need him. Daisy, You're right. The Royal visit.
Speaker 2: But the King and Prince Prince sucket policies. Yeah, they do,
Randy Craig, they just came out with an aerosol spray
with snake poison. It's called canned hiss. I love that, thanks, chick,
that's what you want to James Kissler X two E
deadjoke Wednesday? If I married Chim midgets? Is that big
of me? Ki ko Yoki two three four? The handsome
duck in the suit, it's the perfect drake take my
dad joke money, so his name should be Drake.
Speaker 1: I don't see that one. That's so weird.
Speaker 2: You don't see it. You don't see it really, j
City ten. Did you see Lee Zelden owning that purple leftist? Yes,
it was fantastic yesterday, that weird San Francisco chick Facts
over Feelings the best.
Speaker 1: I don't sit there either. You don't see that.
Speaker 2: Do you see the next one from Jose Texas Fish? Yes,
morning from Texas Shell. Did you hear about Olivia Wilde's
new remake of the Margaret Mitchell classic Gaunt with the Wind?
Just take my frankly, my dear, I don't give a
damn money. I love it, okay, Lady Shnandoah, dad joke Wednesday.
Why are packages on a ship called cargo, but in
a car they're called a shipment?
Speaker 1: None of that makes ever. That doesn't make any sense
at all. I've got a few venmos also.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 1: Scott Saunders Nive says dad joke Wednesday. You're on a
horse riding full gallop. Next to you is a giraffe
at full gallop, and behind you is a lion on
your tail. What do you do? You get off the carousel?
Margot MacArthur said, thank you chicks for an incredible weekend.
What a wonderful community you too have created. I met
some of the nicest people and had fun just hanging out.
We appreciate the work it takes, but it means so
much to meet you jerks and the Nola's Love you, ladies.
I love that.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 1: And Barbara Hunzinger said, celebrating thirty first anniversary today, wish
I could have made it to Cowtown, but going to
nephew's wedding in Stephenville, Texas in November too far from
northeastern Missouri for two trips. Love you chicks, Thank you,
thank you very much.
Speaker 2: Are we done?
Speaker 11: Is that good.
Speaker 1: That's good, very good.
Speaker 2: We got everybody, you guys, everybody bring it in.
Speaker 4: We're bringing it.
Speaker 1: You guys, have the best Wednesday ever.
Speaker 2: We will talk to youmorrow