Speaker 1: Go talk to the scientists. I'm sorry that the results
showed this.
Speaker 2: It's not okay that they're not being held accountable. She
is a lunatic common sense of a piece of mulch.
Speaker 1: I am so tired.
Speaker 3: How you acting like you the people of the fate
of Indiana or the city of indianautput you do not
think for me or anyone I know?
Speaker 4: That would have been a cute jerk.
Speaker 2: Good morning, everybody, Happy Tuesday.
Speaker 1: Hello, Hello, Hello, hello you guys. I think it's gonna
be a fun show today, because, like it's been a
while since, you know, since we've had a show where
there wasn't just something super heavy to discuss A great
word to describe it, heavy, right, Yeah, I feel like
today is a little bit lighter.
Speaker 2: We need lightness. I feel like we do do, don't
we We need lightness and coffee and we just made
some talking, that's right.
Speaker 1: Some coffee talk. Coffee talk, that's right. All right. Well,
let's kick it off with the news that was not
particularly exciting yesterday afternoon, and that is the statement from
Disney witch read and I quote. Last Wednesday, we made
the decision to suspend production on the Jimmy Kimmel Show
to avoid further inflaming a tense situation at an emotional
moment for our country. It's a decision we made because
we felt some of the comments were ill timed and
thus insensitive. We have spent the last days having thoughtful
conversations with Jimmy, and after those conversations, we reached the
decision to return the show today.
Speaker 2: Okay, so they're saving democracy. Look at them. So it's no,
it's so weird, no longer a dictatorship. Because I thought
that Trump made this decision.
Speaker 1: I thought it was yeah, right, this is a this
was the federal overreach of the First Amendment. This is
like stamp stamping and stomping on the First Amendment by
Trump specifically. So I'm assuming they're all going to give
him credit to bringing him back. Yeah, they really should.
Speaker 2: And fascism is over, you guys.
Speaker 1: It's saved it. But Sinclair, one of the carriers of
a bunch of ABC affiliates, was like, not so fast.
They said, beginning Tuesday night, Sinclair will be preempting Jimmy
Kimmelive across our ABC affiliate stations and replacing it with
news programming. Discussions with ABC are ongoing as we evaluate
the show's potential return, so they are not down to clown.
I will say it's not yet.
Speaker 2: I will say that that one night that he returns
will get so many views. Oh yeah, my god, Like
that night it will be explosive, and it'll be, you know,
one of those things where they're going to think that
they're getting Oh my god, his show is is exploding.
It's going to get so many and then like the
next night.
Speaker 5: It wan.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it'll just start going down, down and down and down.
Speaker 2: Really that's what's going to happen. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't think Next Star, at least as of yet,
has made the same decision as Sinclair. But you know,
good on Sinclair, I guess. So Scott Jennings decided to
tweet about this, and of course his tweet was perfect.
He retweeted Fox News with the announcement and said, so, basically,
his employer suspended him for being an insensitive prick and
we don't live and an authoritarian regime got it, okay exactly,
It's so true, gosh. And so then comes in Keith Olberman,
one of the most miserable humans on planet Earth for sure,
Like there's I don't when you think of misery and
just someone who's deeply unhappy twenty four to seven.
Speaker 2: That's the guy, the poster boy.
Speaker 1: Oh man is he ever? So he didn't like Scott
jennings attitude about this at all, and he tweeted and
then deleted these two tweets saying, you're next mf or
but keep mugging to the camera. And Scott copied FBI
director Cash on that because it pretty threatening, shouldn't Yeah,
And so then Keith Olberman obviously everybody screenshot those, but
he deleted them and replaced those with these two tweets.
The first one read we won you, you stupid pieces
of shit. Last fold to fascism was last week. Now
we get the fascists off real TV. That would mean
your career is next Jennings send a tape to Real
America's voice, but keep mugging to the camera, amateur, He
says to Scott Jennings, Oh my god.
Speaker 2: Meanwhile, where is y?
Speaker 1: Where is he?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 2: He's the perfect example of the white liberal male right now.
It's like pathetic and lonely turning into dangerous.
Speaker 1: That's basically what they are.
Speaker 2: I mean, he's just he's just a violent, dangerous dude
now because he's just so miserable and that misery turns
into dangerous. We've seen it time and time again.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean he I feel like he has it
in him to commit violence. He's crazy. I mean, he's
crazy totally. And remember when this all first started going down,
like when Sinclair Next Star came out and they were like,
we're not allowing Jimmy Kimmell show to be aired on
our affiliates. What Keith tweeted to Sinclair back then was
burn in hell Sinclair alongside Charlie Kirk. I mean, that's
that's who Keith Olberman.
Speaker 2: The level of psychosis that that guy is experiencing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's a complete piece of crap. Oh my god.
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So Democrats are having a little bit of a rough
go right now with the fact that Jimmy Kimmel is back,
and they've been, you know, they've just been despairing over
the fact that the First Amendment has been so trampled
on and it's all Trump's fault, it's all the government's fault.
And now that Disney has decided as they did before
they decided to take him off. Now they're deciding to
put him back. That was an employer decision, not a
government decision. Now, Democrats don't exactly know how to frame
what's happened without sounding like complete hypocrites, right. So an
example of that is Jamie Raskin, who was asked to
talk about this and just listen to him, make you know,
zero sense because he can't nothing. They said last week
tracks that Jimmy Kimmel will be returning to TV tomorrow night.
Speaker 7: What do you think, Well, it's great news. Obviously, the
ABC heard from millions and millions of people out there
who do not want to accept government dictated censorship of
their late night and nothing now. So the free speech
battle's not over. Obviously, Donald Trump still thinks he's got
the power to anoint and appoint comedians in the country
private media broadcasts. But at least ABC is on the
right side now and he's got his employer with him,
as well as so much.
Speaker 8: Of the public.
Speaker 1: What it was Trump or it wasn't Trump, or like
ABC made the decision, but they couldn't make the decision
and they still can't.
Speaker 2: What are we in a dictatorship or are we not,
because if we were, he would still be off the air.
It's a language, right, It's so ridiculous. They just want
so badly to have that narrative that they live in
a dictatorship.
Speaker 1: You do not, you don't, You're fine, every is fine, okay.
In other big news, there was a press conference yesterday
that included President Trump and RFK and a bunch other
of his health advisory people to talk about autism as planned.
And the big takeaway that everybody's freaking out about is
that there have apparently been John Hopkins studies, Harvard studies,
other very reputable studies that seem to tie tie lan
all that's taken during pregnancy to higher levels of autism.
And so they are talking about issuing notices, warnings, you know,
making sure that women are aware that there is this
potential association between cedamenafin during pregnancy and that there's this
tie to possible adverse neuro developmental outcomes. So that was
kind of a big deal because forever we've been told
tilan all is really the only thing you can take
during pregnancy, and so that you know there's going to
be things reasons to take tailanal during pregnancy that will
outweigh these risks. But it's still something that is helpful
to know. So I'm not sure why people are mad
about that. I'm like, we're sorry that the studies seem
to make this correlation, but they do, and you should
know about it. I would rather know.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, why wouldn't you want to know? This
is the kind of stuff that I'm so glad that
RFK is doing. And if liberals are mad about this,
then you're not an adult.
Speaker 1: Grow talk to the scientists. I'm sorry that the results
showed this, but like, that's not his fault. It's a study.
Speaker 2: This is what you want, Like follow the science. This
is the science, dufass, that's what this is. And listen,
I you know, the talent al thing, because one of
the things that Trump was like just don't take it.
And I remember being pregnant and being afraid to take anything.
I don't know about you, but I just I remember
being completely terrified. And I have wicked migraines. You guys wicked,
and I you know, I take preventatives, I take emergency meds.
I couldn't take any of that stuff. Andant I mean,
I just couldn't take any of it, and so I
was like, what am I gonna do if I get
a migraine? You know, I was so freaked out about
taking anything. I just didn't take it. I didn't take anything.
But I remember, like, you know, getting like second trimester
and like getting a step member, Like when I was
in my second trimester, and I was like, why can't
I breathe O in my nose?
Speaker 9: Now?
Speaker 2: Like there's stuff they don't tell you when you get pregnant,
like a lot of stuff, and I wanted to take
a decongestent and I'm like, I can't do that, you
know what I mean, there's stuff that you just when
you're pregnant, you probably should just not take it. And
I'm like, so if people are mad about this, I mean,
it's up to the woman that's pregnant, I guess, but
I'm glad that they're putting out this information because knowledge
is power, especially when you're packing it right exactly.
Speaker 1: I mean, ultimately the decisison over the counter medication. Ultimately
the decision is still up to you and doctor perhaps,
but like, why not at least just know this information
and be up to date on the most recent studies.
There's absolutely nothing wrong with that. And because they're obviously
very very interested in figuring out causation of autism given
the astronomically higher rates of autism, you know, as the
years continue to go by, they were also very excited
to talk about a potential treatment, which because they also
discovered that there's this correlation between folic acid deficiencies and autism,
and so now here's RFK talking about potential treatment for that.
Speaker 10: Our research has revealed that folate deficiency and a child's
brain can lead to autism. We have also identified an
exciting therapy that may benefit larger numbers of children who
suffer from autism. Beer reviewed literature has documented that up
to sixty percent of late deficient children with ASD and
if improved verbal communications given luc of orin I have
instructed nih FDA and CMS helped doctors and treat children appropriately.
J We'll help tell that story which started with sound science,
the kind that restores faith in government. The announcement, all
this announcement, all this represents the historic collaboration between nih FDA,
cd C, and CMS. We expect to this to be
the first many announcements over the coming years. That deliver
actual information to parents on underlying cause of autism and
the potential paths for prevention and reversal.
Speaker 1: And I think I'd never heard of that drug at all,
and I just kind of asked groc like, what was
the drug that RFK mentioned during the press conference. And
so essentially it's a type of full of acid. It
appears to be that it's a form of B nine
that crosses the blood brain barrier more effective than just
your standard plain old full of acid.
Speaker 2: That's difference, right, And I and just to be clear,
like folate is different than fullic acid, So I don't know,
I'm gonna have to do more research on it because
fullate is like that's the natural form of fullic acid.
It's like that's what's found. It's the natural form of
vitamin B that's found in foods. And then folic acid
is man made. So I'm assuming he's talking about the
man made like obviously he's talking about the drug. But yeah,
there's some sort of right, Yeah, there's some sort of
drug luc of worren is. And I'd never heard of it,
and so this is exciting.
Speaker 1: If it's sixty percent, right, kids see an improvement I mean,
I mean, that's a huge number.
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Speaker 1: I'm so proud.
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but he's enabling scientists and doctors to do things that
they were not previously tapped to do. And so that
makes me excited for the future of public health because
I mean, they were doing Jack's squat before. So this
is all good stuff.
Speaker 1: It's so much more transparency now, right, you know what
I mean. And he is in charge of that, like
he is on a charge to make sure that people
are armed with information and that is a really, really
good thing.
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I think the press conference about autism and all the
tail and all and all the things was around five
o'clock or so, just before five is when they started.
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communications had gone out, Caroline Lovett had a press conference,
and the press was doing what the press does, which
is to make assumptions and ask questions that were irrelevant
and accusatory for no reason. So I was really glad
to see her respond to this question the way that
she did. Here's what I'm talking about. Take a listen
on the.
Speaker 6: Autism issue again. There are dreams of scientific research that
suggest there's no clear link between autism and the scene
of medicine usage. You're suggesting today they may have no
information on this, a lot of it. When this entire
debate has the potential to confuse women, especially pregnant women,
about what to do. What do you say to those
that say, what you're doing today potentially disintroduces more confusion
into the face.
Speaker 11: I think women for many years, in fact, for decades
at have been confused by the rapid increase in autism
in this country, in the childhood epidemic that is, chronic
epidemic disease epidemic that is plaguing America's youth. Women are
con used about that and they want answers to that,
and that's exactly what this administration is focused on finding.
And before you jump to conclusions based on reports that
the White House has not even confirmed, I would encourage
everyone in this room to go into the four o'clock
announcement with some critical thinking skills and with some open
ears to actually listen to what the President and his
team of outsiders have to say about this. And there
will be a number of things that will be announced
in discuss and I think I know as a mother myself,
I speak I believe for many mothers across the country
who really want answers to what is happening to our
nation's children. So again, I won't get ahead of the president,
but I think everyone in this room needs to tone
down the judgment before you even hear what people are
going to say.
Speaker 1: That guy is such a jerk.
Speaker 2: He's like, you're going to confuse the women with information.
Speaker 1: We wouldn't want to do that, Oh okay, And she's like,
I think women would like to know why this is happening.
I think we're okay.
Speaker 2: I think we're right with some information. Take all the seeds, dude,
We're fine.
Speaker 1: And because the left has nothing except for hatred of Trump.
I mean, this is like what binds them together? If
it's interesting. I saw like somebody on TikTok or Reels
or whatever, some girl after Charlie's memorial saying, it's clear
that what unites the right is faith, is patriotism, love
of country. These are things that the right coalesces around.
And she, as a leftist, asked her colleagues, what is
what binds us together? And of course the answer is hatred.
That's it. That's what they have. That's all that binds
them together. So their response, hilariously to this presser was
to put out memes like this autism doesn't need to
be cured. Oh my god, this is what. This is crazy,
like this takes the whole you know, don't call my
son disabled. These just differently able. Come on, if I
had a cure for cerebral palsy, I would absolutely use it.
I would actually, you know, my son born with cerebral
palsy is a blessing obviously, but I would prefer if
he didn't have it.
Speaker 2: Okay, exactly what are they even saying? Any I feel
like any incision like anything that you have. I have
hypothyroid I don't want it. Why would I want there's
a cure, Like if I could not have it, I
would not have it. Somebody with cancer wouldn't want it.
Somebody with any any sort of anything, you don't want it.
That's the whole point. That's why people take medication for stuff.
That's why people This is just the what are we doing?
Speaker 4: Like?
Speaker 1: What is that they're I mean, people are they're crazy?
People are correct, right.
Speaker 2: It's like they just want to take the opposite of
whatever it is that we're doing. And it's Trump in charge.
Speaker 1: That we want. We love autism, right, what I mean
this is this, It's just it's insanity. It's absolutely it's
like grout insanity.
Speaker 2: That is a sickness in itself. And you know what
they should not want that.
Speaker 1: You would think. But here we are, all right, speaking
of insanity. This was from a couple of days ago,
but obviously we've been very very busy with topics related
to the memorial and Charlie and so we didn't get
to this. But Gavin Newsom was recently complaining about Trump
being you know, a dictator, tirrant whatever, like all the words,
and so he tried to tell a story to the
press about how he went to a restaurant and was
swarmed by people hugging him over their fear of Trump.
Oh my god, zero percent chance this actually happened. But
here is what. Here's the story he tried to tell.
Speaker 12: There is a chill. This is chilling, this is serious.
Walked into a restaurant the other day. Entire staff came out,
started hugging, crying. The hell is that in the United
States of America?
Speaker 1: Okay, where were the cameras?
Speaker 2: Because you film everything, Evin, So I really don't think
that this happened, because if it happened, show us. You know,
he wouldn't have missed an opportunity to film that crap on.
Speaker 1: There's when he was talking about ridiculous.
Speaker 2: He had on the like on the ponium that said
like safer communities and something else about you know, how
safe and you know awesome California is, and I was
just like, liar, you know, I was watching it.
Speaker 1: I'm like, you're such a liar.
Speaker 2: My kids just moved here from California and the thing
that they love the most. I think initially about living
in Texas is that everything isn't locked down in drug stores,
It's not that way in California. It's also expensive as hell.
You know, they love everything is like a lot, a
lot cheaper here. So he's so full of crap when
he talks about how he is really into the safety
of the people in California, They're not safe. A place
is crime written. It's because of him.
Speaker 1: He's a fan. He's full of crap about so many
other things. There was a story yesterday, I think it
was Kevin Kylie that put it out saying that they
have discovered that a dog has voted in the last
several elections. So and Gavin's always talking about how committed
he is to election integrity, and yet there's a dog
that has been voting. This is how But what kind
of dog man? I actually don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't do you know, what's time because I mean,
some of those dogs, I'm just saying, they're probably pretty
smarter than some of the people in California. It's just,
you know, I'm just.
Speaker 1: Saying, going back to the whole Jimmy Kimmel thing for
a minute, that remember how Matthew Dowd was pulled off
of MSNBC because of his comments about Charlie Kirk. Well,
he was on Katie Cork's podcast, I guess she has one,
and he is so mad about not getting the same
level of attention that Jimmy Kimmel got and watching him
whine about it just gives me such joy.
Speaker 13: Please please enjoying about how like this is awful for
America that Jimmy Kimmel was, you know, indefinitely suspended, and
isn't this awful for America? And it's a chilling thing
for the First Amendment and all they're saying that on
every platform. Not one person has said anything about me,
Not one person on that network has said They've all
isn't this horrible what happened to Jimmy Kimmel, isn't including
Morning Joe and Mika who went after me after the
show basically saying it they were clad I was terminated,
And now today they're talking about how awful it is
for our country that somebody likes Jimmy Kimmel can't say
what he said and he is indefinitely suspended, and not
not an iota about what their their employer just did
to another employee.
Speaker 14: Poor Mattime. No, oh no, what a douchebag.
Speaker 1: I can't I just enjoyed that so much, like though,
what about me? Thanks Mark? That was fun. That was
I figured you guys might like them. I did it. Yeah,
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shall we. That's the reason for my name today. And
of course her book is out I think, or maybe
it's coming out today. I forget anyway, She wrote a
book called one hundred and seven Days in which she
tries to make the case that one hundred and seven
days just really wasn't enough time for America to get
to know her, Like, don't I mean, just don't think
about the fact that she was our vice president for
five years and that during that one hundred and seven
days she did everything she could to hide from America.
So she doesn't get to now say I only had
one hundred some days. How was I supposed to get
myself out in front of America?
Speaker 8: Bitch?
Speaker 1: You would not do a single interview, Okay, Like you
don't get to say that. And yet that is what
she is saying. That's one of many things that she's saying.
Another thing that she's saying, which her own campaign person
is now refuting, is that she was shocked, shocked, I say,
to discover that she'd lost. And so in the book,
her campaign manager Jen O'Malley Dylan broke the news to her, saying, hey, FYI,
you lost, and Kamala says she recalls being in shock,
barely able to breathe. She repeated, over and over, my god,
what will happen? To our country the entitlement. Man, Oh
my god, Because, as she writes, she says, all the
internal polling her team was telling her she had this
in the bag, this was an easy win, it was
going to be a piece of cake. And now one
of the people in her campaign is saying, I know
for a fact that our campaign's internal analytics did not
show us winning the week before the election, or at
any point really. So that raises the question, who was
lying to the VP and her team about our analytics?
Speaker 2: Yeah, or maybe maybe Harris is just lying. Maybe this
book is just lying, you know what I mean, I
don't know.
Speaker 1: Maybe she's a total dumbass.
Speaker 2: Right, I just I don't know. They all lie, and
so just I don't know who's lying about what at
this point. But I just or they just have this
notion that, of course we're going to win because we're
entitled to this, you know, kind of like she was
entitled to that job. She had no business being in
that position, you know, I mean, she was tapped, let's
just face it, she was tapped to put in that position.
She didn't really earn that position. I mean, democrats just
pick and choose their people. The people don't choose those
positions like we do, you know, and then they scream
and they preach about democracy, you know how it is,
And like there was a whole thing that she talked
to you. I don't know if you have the clip
or not about Bootages, her picking Bootage.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, we'll get to that.
Speaker 2: Well yeah, I mean it's like they just they talk
about like picking and choosing people. The people don't choose
the people on their side, you know what I mean.
And so when it comes to her being in that position,
I think she felt like, oh, I'm supposed to be
here because I've been tapped by whoever, you know what,
the powers that be in that party, and that she
was maybe she was like stunned that she didn't win
because she felt like, you know, she had been crowned
to be the next, you know, president of the United States.
They're just so entitled and gross on that side of
the aisle.
Speaker 1: Well, and you know, when she's tapped, it's not even
because of her her competence, it's because you you checked
a box, right, you checked a black box, You checked
a female box. Joe Biden said, that's what I want you.
You were just one of the people that fit the demographic. Congrats,
but you're useless. And the more she interviews now at
her book, I mean, the more we all realized how
big of a bullet we dodged. I mean, she is
an idiot. She's just an idiot, ye, and so also
drunk and drunk, also drunk. So a lot of people
are pointing it out. Even members of her own party
are like, this is not very good, Like her book
is not good. I don't know what she's trying to
prove with this book. David Axelrod is one of those
people saying about her book, if there's a political strategy here,
it's a bad one. There's an awful lot of grievances
and finger pointing that really doesn't serve a political agenda.
And to your point, because you know, she admitted in
her book that her first choice as a VP would
have been Pete Buddhaje Edge if not for the fact
that he's gay, and so, as a STU from Glenn
Beck's Glenn Beck Stu, he said, the only person I've
ever heard admit that they didn't hire someone because they
were gay is Kamala Harris.
Speaker 2: It's not interesting.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, so you want to talk about discrimination.
Speaker 2: There you go, there it is. And so she's like,
let's see who would seem less gay? Tim Walls. Okay,
let's go with him. That seems less gay, doesn't it.
Speaker 1: Oh that was a big fat fail. Yes, such a
big fat fail. But Anna Navarro for one, thinks that
Pete might have just been exactly what the country needed.
You guys, here's what she said.
Speaker 3: You know, the the LGBTQ issue became such a big
issue in that campaign that I wonder if having a
Pete Buddha judge who could defend it and show a beautiful,
loving LGBTQ family, him, his husband, his two children wouldn't
have been the counter that we needed.
Speaker 1: But no, no, it wouldn't have worked. Nobody needed that.
But that's that's nice.
Speaker 2: Anna. You just keep you just keep pretending you're a Republican.
Speaker 1: You just keep doing that. Bless your heart, Oh God,
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back to people ripping on Kamala, which is like one
of my favorite things. Stephen A. Smith does not understand
for a second what she is doing and thinks, actually
that this is the end of her political career. Here's
a little bit of his rant about Kamala's book.
Speaker 15: Parris's political career is over. I think you've seen the
last of us with this book politically, but this was
the last straw. And I'm going to tell you why,
because although I'm certainly not an advocate of her diming
out her boss and talking about whatever deficiencies he may
have had, you could have said something, you could have
done something other than what you did, And I don't
want to hear about one hundred and seven days and
that's all you had. You know what one hundred and
seven days gave you. It gave you the opportunity to
take over the campaign.
Speaker 16: Which she did not. She hid, Yeah, she did away. Yep,
she totally Oh my gosh, yeah. And this probably will
be like a nail in her coffin at this point.
Speaker 2: I don't think. I don't think she's gonna I mean
maybe if she runs again, but she's not gonna win.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. I don't even think she'll be able
to run because every time she interviews and will play
some clips of her appearance last night on Rachel Maddow,
the more she talks, the dumber everybody realizes that she is.
And so this is a I guess in that sense,
she was right to hide. But when you're doing a
book tour, you can't hide, and you're not scripted. You're
answering questions on the fly and so, and you don't.
Speaker 2: Have a team. There's no team of people sitting there
telling you what to say. So she's on her own
now and it's not.
Speaker 1: And it's bad. It's bad. Doug Shown responded to stephen
A's comments, and here is what he said.
Speaker 13: You agree with that, Doug, absolutely.
Speaker 9: I think she's engaging in self immolation. I mean kill
Biden made her the nominee, made her vice president. Stephen
A is right, she couldn't do anything on her own.
And she ends up calling Biden reckless for staying in
the race, saying having only one hundred and seven days
to run for president somehow handicapped her, even though she
raised close to a billion and a half dollars. Stuart,
I don't understand this at all. But she didn't have
a future in my party or any party.
Speaker 1: Yike, yike, okay, Yike says right. So she was on
with Rachel Maddow and this clip is absolutely stunning in
that Rachel says, you know, it kind of sucks. It's
like really hard to hear that you didn't choose mayor
Pete because he's gay, Like that's really tough to hear.
Kamala's response is to be like, that's not what I said,
and then she immediately says, that's what she said, he
couldn't be on the ticket effect because he was gay.
It's hard to hear.
Speaker 5: No, No, that's not what I said.
Speaker 1: That that's that.
Speaker 5: He couldn't be on the ticket because he is gay.
My point, as I write in the book, is that
I was clear that in one hundred and seven days,
in one of the most hotly contested elections for president
United States, against someone like Donald Trump, who knows no
floor to be a black woman running for president United
States and as a vice presidential running mate a gay man,
with the stakes being so high, it made me very sad,
But I also realized it would be a real risk.
Speaker 1: That's what you just said.
Speaker 2: You just said it in a long form way. You
just said it away. That was so long that I
just aged about five years listening to that answer, like
that's how But it was the same damp thing, right.
Speaker 1: So it's not that I said I couldn't choose him
because he was gay, that I said I couldn't choose
him because.
Speaker 2: He was gay, Because don't you see the difference. There's
a huge difference there, gay lady. Can't you see?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I okay, you bullet dodged. Wow. And
by the way, she has learned absolutely nothing about lowering
the temperature or toning down the rhetoric in the wake
of Charlie's unfortunate assassination. She's doubling down on the very
rhetoric that radicalizes people. Here she is talking about Trump.
Speaker 5: Right now, we are dealing with, as I called him
at my speech on the Ellipse, a tyrant. We used
to compare the strength of our democracy to communist dictators.
That's what we're dealing with right now, Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: Well here we get there. It is there, it is. Oh,
by the way, then she endorsed, Ma'm danny right, So
make that makes sense.
Speaker 2: He was actually a communist, a real communist. I know
she supports him. He's a real communist, which is typical democrat, right.
I mean, it's like consistently aal Trump, a Nazi that
supports an actual communist. Oh, make it make sense, Make
it makes sense. Way to just like lower the temperature there.
Speaker 1: She's also been completely snowed or misled or she's just
she's just an idiot. That's probably the most likely of cases.
But she believes that the race that she ran against
Donald Trump is the closest presidential race in this century,
which is just flat out nonsense. But here she is saying.
Speaker 5: It, and it ended up being the closest presidential election
in the twenty first century.
Speaker 1: Actually, so there are some stats that show exactly what
the margin of victory by raw vote was in every
single presidential election just since two thousand and Actually her
election was far and away the least close. I mean,
she's just utterly lying data.
Speaker 2: Ish mad, I don't need to talk about facts on
the Rachel Maddow Show.
Speaker 1: Come on, I don't know why when we expect that.
Speaker 2: Now we're talking about feelings on that show.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's true. And then if you're wondering about her
intentions behind this book, since she made it very clear
she's not running for governor of California, Rachel asked, well,
what does that mean for you running for president again?
And here was her answer. Yeah, geez, well you consider
running in twenty twenty.
Speaker 5: I go, that's not my focus right now. I know,
it's not my focus at all.
Speaker 1: I know, really isn't you know? I'm going to Yeah, okay,
that's not my focus right now.
Speaker 2: Does not mean I just I gotta make Douggie an omelet,
I gotta. I don't know what I'm gonna she has.
There is no focus with this woman. She's gonna do
whatever they tell her to do. She doesn't have. Seriously,
do you think that she has any like personal aspirations.
She does what she's told to do, and then she'll
go around.
Speaker 1: Being like who is telling her now though, like who
is directing her?
Speaker 2: I don't know Obama's gallery money, Obama and Valerie Jarrett
told her before. She's probably looking around going what am
I supposed to do? Where am I supposed to go?
Tell me where to go?
Speaker 1: Do you think people are going to buy this book?
I know no, okay, because I mean.
Speaker 2: I feel like, imagine we probably would have sold more
books than she does, God willing, you know.
Speaker 1: I just yikes, big, big yikes. Democrats are not there,
especially after the memorial. They seem to be in a
world of hurt. And that's even according to our favorite
day to geek Harry. And here's what he is showing
us about some recent polling.
Speaker 17: We're seeing, you know, Donald Trump being underwater Democrats, and
all this guarantees us we're gonna fly high in the midterms.
Let me tell you this guarantees you nothing, nothing, because
at this particular point, the Democrats are the New Orleans
Saints of political parties. What are we talking about, trust
the Dems or GOP.
Speaker 5: More on the economy?
Speaker 8: Who leads on the economy.
Speaker 17: Republicans by seven immigration, Republicans by thirteen. How about crime?
A big issue for Donald Trump? And the Republicans. Look
at that lead by twenty two points. So the bottom
line is this, at this particular point, the ball may
be on the ground, but the Democrats have not picked
up the ball.
Speaker 5: I'm running with it.
Speaker 17: If anything, at this particular point, it's the Republicans who
are running with the ball on the top issues the economy, immigration,
and crime.
Speaker 1: Give some contacts on this. Compare this when Republicans last
took the House.
Speaker 17: Yeah, let's compare it back to twenty twenty two. I
think this kind of gives away the game right here. Okay,
the GOP is more trusted than the Dems on the economy.
It was twelve points in twenty twenty two.
Speaker 9: Slight, slight.
Speaker 17: The CLIs in that lead but still seven points. Have
an immigration. It was Republicans by three backage way way two.
Look at this, the Republican elite's actually gone up by
ten points. What are you doing, Democrats? My goodness, gracious
And on crime, the Republicans were up by thirteen and
now they're up by twenty two, the lead again expanding
by nearly double ditchits yeah.
Speaker 2: And I don't know if you guys saw it. I
feel like I saw a lot of it yesterday where
Democrats were just all over the place just talking about
that memorial and how weird it was and how it
was a Nazi rally and all this. You know, they
just went on and on about how it was just
bizarre to them. But you know, just going back to
the whole Kamala thing, you guys remember it was a
couple of years ago where those two kids were in
her audience at her rally when she was running and
they were they screamed christ as King, Jesus's Lord, and
she said, you're at the wrong rally. Do you remember that.
Speaker 1: I don't. I don't remember that.
Speaker 2: You guys remember when she said, we talked about it
and she was like, you're at the wrong rally. I
don't know if you guys remember that. I remember it,
and I just I just think that that was that
was such a stark contrast between what we saw over
the weekend, and I just it's so it's so telling
as to what the parties are. I think that liberals
are so freaked out by faith and we're not. You
know what I mean, We're not We're people of faith.
And I think more and more people are coming out
and going to church and being more proud to say,
you know, talk about Jesus, talk about their faith, and they.
Speaker 1: Are just not.
Speaker 2: They're so anti faith that anytime they see it, they're
just like, oh, they're.
Speaker 1: Calling it cultish, they're calling it propaganda. I mean, they're
calling it Christian nationalism. So they're doing all the things
to disparage because they don't they have nothing else, they
have no other way to attack it. Now, did you
see the whole thing about People were trying to say
that when Erica did this, when she made the ASL symbol,
yeah I love you to Charlie's photo, they were like,
why is she making double horns? Why is she so satanic?
Speaker 2: Oh my god, it's I can't And they took God
out of their platform in twenty twelve. It's like, what
do you expect these people are there? It sucks for them, right,
I mean, I just look at the reaction of how
they treat what a beautiful memorial that was the other day,
and how they're reacting to it, and I'm like, that's
your reaction, Like your reaction is to recoil of you know,
to a memorial that was literally just dripping in love.
Speaker 1: That's what it was.
Speaker 2: It was dripping in love and just the.
Speaker 1: I couldn't believe the people the takes on it.
Speaker 2: And I was like, Okay, well that sucks for you,
that that is exactly really sucks for you.
Speaker 1: But that is the left. I want no part of it, exactly.
And the left is so at the same time, you know,
they they they recoil to use your word about some
a memorial event that was filled with love. They focus
on the dumbest shit ever. Here is a great example.
Now this is from a few months ago, but it
just started making the rounds and it's of some I
think it's from Boston. The city councilwoman from Boston who
is complaining about bike paths. I think that the city
is trying to do something about bike paths, and she's
traumatized over being called fat while she was on her bike.
This is I just want people to realize the weakness
of character and mind of these people who don't have faith,
who have no happiness in their lives, and who rely
on the opinions of others to define them in every
sense of the word. And so here she is making
her weak ass case.
Speaker 18: I just I am afraid that the conversation in the
city of Boston has.
Speaker 1: Really gotten.
Speaker 18: Sort of that we've become a little bit desensitized to
the conversation around safety. And I can tell you I
had a recent experience on a bike that has put me.
Speaker 1: Off of a bike for two weeks.
Speaker 18: For two months, I was heckled someone behind me said
you better move you fat bward behind me while I
was biking in an area that did not have a
protected bike lane. And I do need to share that
there's a lot of trauma that people that are riding
on two wheels feel in the city.
Speaker 1: And as we're reaching summer.
Speaker 18: Months, blue bikes other you know, people who are riding
on their own two wheeled devices, they do get heckled.
Speaker 1: Oh no, did you get called a mean name? I
just how is this somebody elected? This woman is a growth,
a position of power grown. I can't.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and these are the people we're supposedly going to
have a civil war with. I feel I feel pretty confident.
I feel okay.
Speaker 1: I feel like we're gonna be all right. I'm okay.
I don't know about you, guys, I feel okay. And listen,
I'm not saying it was nice for somebody to scream
and mean name. It's nice. I just think about like
all the ship that we get called on that day,
and if we if we allowed ourselves to believe when
people call us the names, it's just it shows weak character.
You guys, you cannot. But she shouldn't give a shit
what somebody calls her.
Speaker 2: I'm about to bring faith back into it too. I
know who I am. I know who I am, and
I know who I belong to. That chick doesn't. There's
a difference. We are not the same. So people can
call me all sorts of things, and I'm like, God's
nice for you. I know who I am. That's nice
you can call me those names. That is the difference,
you know, that's the difference. God bless her, but it
sucks for her.
Speaker 1: Like to even associate that experience with the word trauma
does a disservice to the word trauma, and like people who.
Speaker 2: Are the people who have actually experienced real trauma, That's
what I'm.
Speaker 1: Saying, Like, yes, you're mocking people who actually have trauma.
It's just it's so dumb. People need to be aware,
particularly those of you in New Jersey of the governor's
race there, it is getting very very interesting to watch.
So it's between Republican Jack Chatterrelly and a woman named
Mikey Cheryl, and Chatterrelly posted an ad, an attack ad
on this Mikey chick, this Democrat chick who seems like
a complete disaster, and the ad is very effective. Here
it is.
Speaker 16: As a member of Congress, Mikey Cheryl made millions in
the stock market.
Speaker 12: You made millions on the stock market, triple in your
net worthwhile.
Speaker 1: You were in cong and you are fined for unreported trades.
Who do you say that, I, uh, wow, trading hundreds
of stocks.
Speaker 19: We don't trade individual stacks.
Speaker 1: Tripling her net worth. I think we made money.
Speaker 20: And while Cheryl got the bilthy rich, she didn't play
by the rules.
Speaker 19: It's not as if I go sit on the House
Arm Service Committee and suddenly I'm trading Bowen.
Speaker 2: From Mikey Cheryl rich on stocks broke on Essex.
Speaker 19: I don't want anybody to think that I'm somehow enriching
myself because I think people have really low faith in
government right now?
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, okay, they do. Indeed, you have no faith
in government, and you are why we do a little
bit more from the Charlemagne interview with her. I mean,
she you, guys, she is so freaking guilty, and you
can tell. Here's a little bit more from that interview.
Speaker 15: So when Newsmax claimed that you made seven million dollars
from stock trades, what are you talking about?
Speaker 19: Newsmax is, first of all, a very questionable organization that
is paying multiple fines. I'm not sure what they're talking about.
Speaker 8: Well, did you make seven movies on stock trades at all?
Speaker 19: I I haven't. I don't believe I did. But i'd
have to go see what what that was alluding to? Again,
what kind of came from?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, how do you not? She's so fine?
Seven million dollars? I would definitely know.
Speaker 2: I would know, and she knows, and you know she knows.
In that answer, you know she knows, and you know
she's like, oh god, News Max is too newsy and.
Speaker 1: You can't trust them. You can't trust them. Oh my god.
Speaker 2: That was It was so obvious how guilty she is.
Speaker 9: M h.
Speaker 2: I mean, what are we going to stop these people
from doing this? What are we going to do it?
Who's going to do that?
Speaker 1: Well, hopefully November she will be stopped in her tracks
by Jack Chatterrelly. They had their debate the other night,
and here is a little piece of how that went.
Speaker 19: It doesn't matter because I'm going to make sure that
he doesn't get to serve again when I went for
governor in November of this year.
Speaker 21: There's another big difference between her public service.
Speaker 1: In my public service, it.
Speaker 21: Actually cost me money the time I put in and
took away from my company. In the seven years that
she's been in Congress, she's tripled her net worth. There's
another big difference between the two of us. Okay, she
broke the law. She had to pay fines for violating
federal law on stock trades and stock reporting, and The
New York Times reports that while you're sitting on the
House Armed Services Committee, you were trading defense stocks.
Speaker 1: She by the way, after the debate ran, You know how,
there's like usually a huge opportunity to answer press questions.
She did so badly in the debate that she took off.
He stayed and answered all the questions, and he tweeted.
Both candidates were asked tonight if they would commit to
not raising your taxes as governor. Only one would, and
it was me. Mikey refused. Hear that loud and clear,
New Jersey Mikey. Cheryl refused to rule out raising your taxes.
Here's the truth. We just can't afford her. Yeah, and
that's probably.
Speaker 2: I'm so sick of these jerks like making money off
the backs of taxpayers and getting rich off of stock trading.
When if I did that, I'd go to jail. Yep,
Like she needs to go to freaking jail. I'm so
sick of this shit. I'm serious. It's like, when is
it going to happen where some of these people go
to jail, or at least all of these not some
all of them, when all of them go to jail.
I want I want these people to be held accountable
for doing the illegal things.
Speaker 1: That I would go to jail for it's not okay that.
Speaker 2: They're not being accountable.
Speaker 1: Not okay. And then on the issue, I mean, you know,
she's bad enough on the issues that we've shown so far.
But also she was asked in an interview about her
stance on essentially LGBTQ indoctrination in schools, and she does
not believe any kind of curriculum that deals with LGBTQ
issues should have an opt out option for parents. That's
freaking psychotic here she is on that issue. Should parents
have the right to opt their kids out of LGBTQ
related content in the same way that right now they
can be removed from sex ed and health curriculum classes.
Speaker 19: Look, I believe that parents have the right to oversee
their children's education. I would push an LGBTQ education into
our schools. Parents have a right to opt out of
a lot of things, but this is not an area
where they should be opting out, because this is an
area of understanding the background of people throughout our nation.
And right now we see, for example, at our Naval
Academy on a rasure of history.
Speaker 1: She is a lunatic. You guys in New Jersey pay attention.
Speaker 2: Okay, two things. One is that it's you don't go
to jail for just trading stuff. You go to jail
for insider trading. Somebody was asking about that. The second
thing is, I will comment on her pants suit. I
think that pantsuits that are like flood length should be illegal.
I think they should be I don't like them. I
don't like it when they come up and they're like
pre length pantsuits. I don't like those. I think they
look awful on everybody, and I do think they should
be illegal. That's my stand illegal. I just I think
they're a fashion No. Okay, they're a fashion no.
Speaker 1: Benny co hosted the Charlie Kirk podcast yesterday and he
gave a little bit of intel, some insider information about
Elon and you know, his reunion, so to speak, with
Donald Trump. Here's a little bit more of what happens,
sort of behind the scenes.
Speaker 22: According to Benny, backstage, Elon Musk embraces Erica Kirk and
she's crying in his arms and they're hugging, and it's
really profound. This was after the speeches. This was after
the program, and this is the words that Elon Musk
said to us in this small little group with Erica
Kirk and he said, he said, like, this is why
I was proud to sit with. This is what he
called Trump, my president. Today he accepted Trump's invitation to
go up there, and he's the majority of the event.
Elon must sent sitting there with Donald Trump chewing it up.
Everyone says, can see the here's the photos of Elon
embracing Erica, and then there are photos of Elon with
Trump and they seem to be having a great time.
Dana White also there. What a profound not only was
the size and scope of this and the peacefulness of it,
a profound eulogy for Charlie and his memory, but the
cornerstone of it all to unite the world's most powerful,
richest private civilian with the world's most powerful public figure,
Donald Trump. Charlie said, in this chair right here, he
hoped that it happened. There's a clip that went viral yesterday,
Charlie saying, I pray, I pray that Elon Musk and
Donald Trump reconcile, and they did so at Charlie's funeral.
In Charlie's memory, It's pretty pretty neat, it's pretty amazing.
Speaker 1: It is, right yeap, how do you know I love
everything that happened on that day. Well, you're a liberal.
Speaker 2: You might be a liberal, that's true.
Speaker 1: And I don't know. I'm assuming that this fellow that
you're about to see is a liberal, but he is
calling out his side. He is sick and tired of them,
and here is why.
Speaker 4: So we're going to protest the Charlie Kirk funeral today because,
you know, celebrating the death of him just because we
simply disagreed with him wasn't enough.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm not even that political, and this isn't even
Democrat versus Republican, but liberals. Bro, I'm tired of you guys.
I'm fucking tired of you guys. I saw a video
this morning of them saying how much money they spent
on security for the funeral, and the whole common section
was just filled with people complaining that it's a waste
of government spending. And I don't even think the government's
paying for it. I think it's the turning point organization.
But yeah, you guys weren't worried when they were, you know,
just doling out millions of dollars to illegal immigrants, housing them,
giving them whenever they needed, but as you can't even
you know, afford to put food on the table. But
you know, they're just they're yeah, right, And then they
had Elon Musk come in and try and you know,
prevent wasteful spending in the government. And then you guys
just called them a Nazi and started putting stickers on
your car like five year old. It's like, okay, oh,
but Charlie Kirk was a racist and he said that
he wanted to see people publicly executed. Did you watch
anything he put out in full context? Did you just
watch the bullshit that somebody clipped on here for five
seconds when he was talking about public executions, he was
talking about child grapists. Bro It seems as if you're
a liberal in twenty twenty five, you just have the
common sense of a fucking piece of mulch. And I
just don't understand where we went wrong to the point
where it's like, you believe in things, but it's so
far fetched that it just it's it's insanity.
Speaker 2: Yes, the common sense of a piece of moultch is
the greatest thing I've heard all day.
Speaker 1: Yes, Yeah, love it, love it, love it, love it.
He there was also a woman who is decidedly not conservative,
who wanted to go and experience the memorial for herself.
And she reported back and here is a little bit
of what she said.
Speaker 20: I'm not a conservative, but I just left the Charity
Kirk Memorial and here are my thoughts. First of all,
let me just say that the memorial was absolutely beautiful.
Speaker 1: From the moment that you.
Speaker 20: Walked in, people were praising, singing about the Lord and
about Jesus Christ, and it was so moving and it
was so powerful. At times I got choken up and
I started tearing up. It was just it felt if
you could feel the presence of God there. And when
I sat down, people started talking to each other and
I told people right there and then like I'm not
a conservative, I'm a disagreeer on many issues that Charitie
talked about. I don't consider myself MAGA, but I really
wanted to come. And you want to know what their
response was. It wasn't like this immediate backlash or what
do you not like? Or what why are you here?
It was that's okay, thank you for coming. Anyways, like
this is really cool that you came. And I thought
that was really really powerful and something that the media
doesn't really say about people on the right, and so
I really appreciate it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm not surprised by that at not at all,
because we're not violent dicks. We're gonna we're gonna welcome
you with open arms because we're actually the tolerant and
compassionate ones. That's really that's really who we are. We are,
that's who Charlie was, that's really who we.
Speaker 1: Were for going and like reporting back honestly, you know.
Speaker 2: Really, Yeah, she didn't have to do that. Yeah, exactly,
we're not the same.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's true.
Speaker 2: I mean, you're going to welcome people with open arms.
And I'm glad, Listen, I'm glad that she at least
is saying that out loud because she didn't have to
report it, So good for her.
Speaker 1: Yeah, for sure. So I was telling Daisy before we
went live that I decided not to include the latest
conspiracy from candas Owens today because it's just so freaking
bat So I'll tell you about it. I'm not going
to play it, but just know that it's out there.
You're welcome to go and see for yourself. But she
has decided that since there are utility access points near
the place where Charlie's tent was set up on campus
when he got shot, because those exist, Uh, clearly what
probably happened because you can't trust the feds, can't trust him. No,
what clearly happened is that someone used those access points
as an underground tunnel to come up from the ground
and shoot him from from right there, from from below.
Speaker 2: And I was like, it was like Red Dawn, Remember
at Red Don, they came up from the ground, only
it was the Jews. Obviously, it was like Jewish Red Don.
That's what I want, you guys.
Speaker 1: It's so then.
Speaker 2: I'm out.
Speaker 1: I know. She's just absolutely lost her I lost her
mind completely. But the reason that I bring it up
at all is because Badya Angar Sargon has started her
new weekend show on Newsmax and one of her at
News Nation, Oh shit, I forgot anyway, you'll see on
the Chiron, but her very first guest, Kelly, and a
lot of people have been upset with Meghan lately because
she's you know, she's great friends with Tucker. She's been
kind of excusing Candace in many ways lately, defending her
in many ways lately, and it's made people uncomfortable. I've
not been willing to. I just can't not like candor
or I can't not like Megan. I just can't. I'm
not there. I just can't do it. Oh yeah, I
do feel like she's being practical and reasonable and trying
to just look at it in a level headed way
about the fact. And she doesn't like this fact that
there is a lot of anti Israel sentiment, and so
she's talking about that, and I think people are using
it and thinking she agrees with the sentiment. It seems
to me like she's very worried about it. But Batya
asked her directly and specifically about Candace, and that's why
I thought it was important to play this. And I
will say Meghan defends her to some extent, more so
than I would like. But here is a bit of
their conversation.
Speaker 23: But then you see someone like Candice Owens, who's spent
all of the time since Charlie passed blaming Jews and
Jewish people and Jewish money and Jewish power instead of
the left wing culture that produced the assassin. And I
wonder to myself, Meghan, what is your message to Jewish Americans,
many of whom fled the left because of this incessant
demonization of Israel, who are now sort of seeing things
like that cropping up on the right.
Speaker 24: Well, I think overwhelmingly the Republican Party still supports Israel.
Speaker 23: They do.
Speaker 24: The Israel's lost the Dems like all of them, and
they've lost independence, but they still have the Republican Party.
The latest poll showed the support among Republicans for Israel
went from seventy six to seventy one, so it's down
a little and it's not trending well, which is one
of the reasons why I really wish they would wrap
it up. And I know it's complicated, trust me, I
get it. I just don't want to see their Republicans
support evaporate down to the point where they they've lost
America as an ally. But I still think Republicans and
the Republican Party are the friendliest, most welcoming place for
American Jews and for Israel. And I really wish American
Jews would vote that way.
Speaker 22: I really do.
Speaker 24: I mean, having lived seventeen years on the Upper West
Side of Manhattan, most of my Jewish friends did not
vote that way.
Speaker 8: What are you doing?
Speaker 24: Come on, come on, in the water's fine, and I
hope they remember that this time around. I'll just say
one one word in defense of Canvae. Okay, I'm going
to say one, And I realize I totally understand what
you're saying. But I think she's genuinely hurting. And I
think like everybody should be given like a little doll
up of grace this week because she was very good
friends with Charlie and she's not not wrong that she
helped build Turning Point. And I just think everybody's spiraling
a little right now, so you know, for what it's worth.
Speaker 23: Yeah, I hear that, and I believe in grace, trust me,
although with her it's sort of a pattern that's been
going on for a few years.
Speaker 1: For another time. I hope there is another time, because
I really want to hear more of that conversation. Yeah, listen,
that's very big of Megan to offer grace. But it's
out of control.
Speaker 2: It is it is.
Speaker 1: It is that.
Speaker 2: I have nothing. I have nothing to offer there. I
mean when it comes to Grace, I don't know. I mean,
I if you're that great of friends with somebody, what
are you doing right? I mean, I get it, you're
you could be going through a process of mourning and
dealing with it in your own way. But okay, if
that's if you want to do that, then take it private. Yeah,
don't do it publicly then you know that's the way
I look at that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, anyway, I just thought that was interesting to hear
those two sort of talking about it. I would have
liked to hear have heard more of a conversation about it,
but I'll take what I can get. And I applaud
Batya for even asking the question because that was.
Speaker 2: Totally Batya is exemplary. She is an exemplary human being.
She's brilliant. So suggest I cannot wait to see how
well she does with her show because she is just
remarkable as a human being.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she has good stuff. So apparently there is a
newly desirable skin, a characteristic that some women inexplicably are
trying to have, and it's known as glass skin. As
a who has had oily skin my entire life and
has you know, always fighting the shine always, I do
not understand this, but watch this creature.
Speaker 5: You can create the glass skin look with less than
one hundred dollars.
Speaker 3: I have a whole list of products.
Speaker 1: These are Marshall's fines. I don't want glass skin.
Speaker 2: I don't want any of what she's got going on.
Speaker 1: I don't want any of that.
Speaker 2: I feel like she's been stung by something. Whatever is
lurking around her. I need to stay away from, stay
far away.
Speaker 1: Is she okay? Is she no? No?
Speaker 2: She's anna histamine for that. Something freathing was swollen. I
think the shine the glass skin was not from products,
but from just pure swelling. It's just swelling and it's stretching.
She's got an anna histamine. She's gonna need a big
doll up of benadryl for what's going on here.
Speaker 1: I don't think that's gonna help her.
Speaker 2: Lord, it's like an allergy to shellfish or something. That's
what's going on, except that.
Speaker 1: It was purposeful and with intention. Just what are women doing?
Why are they doing this? My god? Have you seen?
Speaker 2: Like I showed my husband, we're gonna have to do
it as a don't f with your face segment.
Speaker 1: These women are.
Speaker 2: Like getting this procedure where they stab them with needles,
and it's like I showed it to the men in
my life the other night, on the way home from
Henry's birthday party, and I was like, look at this,
and their whole face is just bloody, and I'm like,
this is what women do to look beautiful. They're literally
stabbing themselves with tiny needles and they're just completely bloody.
It looks like somebody has.
Speaker 1: That's the thing that Kim Kardashian did years ago, the
vampire facial.
Speaker 2: I don't know, I'm gonna have to send it to you,
but I was and she's just sitting there.
Speaker 1: She's like, look at me and looks it's just blood, Oliver.
Speaker 2: It's disgusting. I'm sending it you today. We're gonna have
to share it with everybody. It's so and I'm like,
what are women doing?
Speaker 1: What do we do?
Speaker 2: We need to normalize not doing this, We need to
normalize just growing older and being like, look I have
some wrinkles and not stabbing ourselves in the face.
Speaker 1: What are we doing well? And it's not just women,
you guys. Simon Cowell has long been known for effing
with his face and it's not been good for him.
But Daisy and I did not realize that he also
has e ft with his clap and I don't understand
what's happening here. But it's not manally, it's not normal.
He's doing the t rex. It was like the t
rex clap.
Speaker 2: Yes, the somebody said in the comments on Twitter and
slash x that it looks like somebody else was wearing
his body and I can't see it.
Speaker 1: I can't see that. Oh my god. It was so weird.
I don't I don't know what's happening. Was bad. I
think that was the Jennifer Hudson show. It was They
do like it.
Speaker 2: Everybody makes an entrance with like singing or whatever, there's
a name for it. But he he looks like a
completely different person than he did.
Speaker 1: I mean, listen, we all do.
Speaker 2: But like I'm saying, like, really, it looks like somebody
is wearing Simon suit.
Speaker 1: It's really bizarre, you guys, It's so bad. It's just
so bad. All right, Yeah, don't f with your face.
Pro tip from the Chicks. All right, we're gonna get
to some of my pillow talks. I've got such a
delightful little segment for you. It is a it's from
a show called Daughter Issues, and it's a comedian, David Smallly.
He does this show with his daughter and apparently they
spend a lot of time where he'll say a gen
x because he's our age. He'll say a gen X
word to his daughter and then just ask her to
figure out what it means. And it is so funny
and so this I don't know why this cracked me
up so bad. It was her reaction and his reaction
to her reaction. Please enjoy.
Speaker 3: I think you mispronounced.
Speaker 18: Door dash.
Speaker 1: I actually don't know what you just said to me.
What was the word? I actually don't know what you
just said to me.
Speaker 25: I'm so serious.
Speaker 8: I love this job.
Speaker 1: What was the word Geordash?
Speaker 12: This was like an insult geordash somehow Rachel and whistler.
Speaker 19: I don't know what's happening.
Speaker 26: Jo Yeah, like open a.
Speaker 8: No, No, it's j O r d A c.
Speaker 19: H E.
Speaker 1: Geordah Yeah.
Speaker 8: Yeah, not dash, it's not dash. It's still a thing.
They're gonna be so upset with us.
Speaker 1: Hold on, is it dash or.
Speaker 8: Dash George dash?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 25: What is it geordash?
Speaker 19: I keep thinking of door dash?
Speaker 6: Is it similar?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 1: Does it have to do with the catalog?
Speaker 8: Yeah, you could get geordash from a catalog.
Speaker 26: Oh it's the thing you get, oh Geordah jet ash
jet Ash, Geordash.
Speaker 8: Geordash Wow, yeah, still a thing. By the way, I
just confirmed it.
Speaker 1: Do you do you.
Speaker 24: Geordah Dash?
Speaker 8: I don't geordashka.
Speaker 1: Oh you can still get up, would I? Geordash still exists?
Speaker 26: Yeah, you you might not specifically, but your font would.
People that are in your font would definitely geor Dash.
Speaker 19: It's a brandellor Dash Jelly Gordash.
Speaker 26: Made by Dwelches, right, Bubby Cue Soul Welches.
Speaker 2: Somebody said that she looks like the young lady from
Happy Days. She does look like Leather Tuscadero. She does
Pinky Pinky Tuscadaro.
Speaker 1: Pinky Tuscadero hour too.
Speaker 2: There was leather and pinky. Remember there's leather Tuscadero and
Pinky Tuscadero. I believe they were related somehow. I don't
know how.
Speaker 1: I think she looks like the chick from Peewee Herman's,
the girlfriend from Pee Wee Herman's.
Speaker 2: They yeah, yeah, I don't okay, leather pinky, Yeah, there
were two different people. Somebody's gonna have to they were
scarlet the yes, yes, Jordash George's I didn't know this.
Speaker 1: Who knew? Right? But their confusion do I I love
that he was like people in your font. I'm going
to use that all the time. I'm going to use
that phrase all the time.
Speaker 25: You.
Speaker 2: I feel like my daughter would know. My fifteen year
old daughter would know what Jordash is because I've talked
about it with her. I've been again, it's mom to daughter,
it's not father. I've talked her about georda Ash and
Sergio Valente on occasion.
Speaker 1: And Vidal Sassoon. Yes I have. Oh my god, I
just love that all right. Now, it's possible some people
are gonna get all mad about this because it is
a joke about religion. You guys, I find it hilarious.
I feel like Jesus still loves me. But this is
what it would look like if Jesus required a babysitter.
Speaker 8: So nice to meet you.
Speaker 1: I'm Mary.
Speaker 25: Thanks for babysitting.
Speaker 8: Here are the cups.
Speaker 1: If Jesus does have a cup of water, just make
sure you.
Speaker 4: Monitor it, okay, because he likes to change the water
into alcohol.
Speaker 1: How old is he He's eight and also eternal.
Speaker 8: It's confusing. We will be.
Speaker 22: Paying you in salvation because he is the son of God.
Speaker 8: You're welcome, Jesus babysitters here.
Speaker 4: Also, he'll probably change your name when he meets you.
Speaker 26: Just go with it.
Speaker 22: Oh and if there is an emergency, feel free to
ask Jesus okay, because he has the answers.
Speaker 8: We don't know what we're doing, especially Joseph Jesus, I'm leaving, okay.
Speaker 4: Also, if three old men with gifts just bargin randomly,
that's fine.
Speaker 8: It happens from time to time.
Speaker 17: Just take the gold and the other stuff and let
them leave.
Speaker 4: And you said you had CPR trade, yes, well you
would not need to use it because he can bring
himself back to life. It just takes a while, like
three days one day.
Speaker 22: If you've ame us on Prime, just.
Speaker 4: Kidding, And what are your opinions on discipline? You should
have it because he's pretty strict, so I would be
on your best behavior for sure.
Speaker 8: Oh, in a doul't lose him, okay.
Speaker 25: He's been known to run away.
Speaker 8: So if you lose and we all go to help,
So that's good. I have fun.
Speaker 1: I mean it's harmless. Right, you can't get mad. I
thought it was adorable. I thought it was super cute too.
All right, we do have a few thank yous. We
have Tricia Gamble, who said, thirty two dollars in honor
of Charlie's birthday coming up. What a loss, but God
is up to something. What a tribute the memorial was
to Charlie, and what a worship service it was. I
loved the security on the roof and the people outside Channing, USA.
I love our side. We are not the same.
Speaker 2: So his birthday is October fourteenth. I think I think
that's right Charlie's Yeah, I think that's right.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 1: I thought it was George Floyd's birthday, but they've named
October fourteenth an honorary day for Charlie Kirk. Okay, it's
so perfectly apt.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, yeah, I think I think I think that
it was the October fourteenth, Okay.
Speaker 1: Donna Birch. Donna said, we were at the airport yesterday
sitting at the bar drinking a coke. The people next
to us were watching Charlie's memorial. We started talking. When
we got up to leave, they hugged us and wished
us safe journeys. That's who conservatives are.
Speaker 2: We are Charlie, God bless them.
Speaker 1: I love that's so great. Lisa Schmidtz said, thank you
for what you do to clarify. My family waited many
hours in Arizona, and their experience was tough, people cutting line,
being rude, not enough outside security. Wasn't all positive. But
I hope my young relative sees it as human nature
and our need for grace. Okay, that's kind of a bummer.
I kind of want to unknow that because like everything
I heard was has been positive. Right, Yeah, it was
so nice. Yeah over on locals, let's see. Nieman sixty
four said. The one question we're not asking in this
Jimmy Kimmel hoopla is wire taxpayer dollars being funneled into
media giants that already dominate the airwaves and rake in
billions in advertising revenue. And while we're at it, why
isn't DOJ going after these networks? If antitrust laws are
meant to prevent monopolistic behavior and protect competition, shouldn't we
be scrutinizing the cozy relationship between government subsidies and corporate
media consolidation that was supposed to be dozed But either
one works. That's a great question. I don't I don't
understand subsidies stuff at all, and it makes me kind
of rage. You know what I mean, because these are
like multijillion dollar corporations, Like, why do they need my money? Yeah?
I don't like it, ye, roth lady, right Mack. This
might be long, lol. Because I'm a lemon and have
had a transplant and cancer and whatever else. My last
blood work looked gloomy. I have anemia. So when Daisy
said the Healthy Cell Vegan was high in iron and
so many other things, I got busy researching. I ordered
the Healthy Cell Vegan and it showed up in a day.
Tastes like peach mango, which it does. I love it.
Been taking for a week and can already tell the
difference in my energy. They also take f s A cards.
Thanks so much. I love these vitamins the bomb.
Speaker 2: That's very They are the bomb. Nice me, Robin Diye
thirty five years ago. I was told no tile in
all during pregnancy. It's pretty amazing.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I was just told don't take anything, so I didn't.
T Rex and Crypto Towel travels. T Rex and Crypto Travels. Sorry.
I'd compare this to the suggestion of pregnant women not
eating raw fish. While the risk and dangers are relatively low,
any risk should be mitigated. Yeah, the only thing I
did was bank sucked. I drank coffee.
Speaker 1: I want to tuna fish sandwiches like you would not believe.
But I was so nervous about right the mercury.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Brian Bromley, big pharma, big med, big food, big government,
they're all in bed together, and we are the lab
rats for their experiments.
Speaker 1: That is true. Brand I mean, I feel genuinely secure
in the knowledge that RFK doesn't he wants to bust
that up. Yeah, you know what I mean. I think
he does.
Speaker 2: He's trying to do it. T rex and crypto travels.
I do think my dog would make better choices voting
than most of the citizens of California, a lot of them.
Speaker 12: Yep.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, Kimberly Donaldson. The COVID vaccine was not studied even
close to as many times and as in depth as
this tail and all and pregnancy correlation. I agree completely, Kimberly.
Speaker 1: That is true.
Speaker 2: Our NRM Big Pharmact studies are literally like the police
investigating themselves after killing a doctor in his own home
and finding no wrongdoing. They don't publish adverse findings. Also
scam blondie scam Blondie, I know what you're talking about.
Tea Medium publishing. Candice owns is a few cold cut
shy have a picnic, that is for sure. Yep, Brian Brimley.
Remember God does have a sense of humor.
Speaker 1: He does.
Speaker 2: That's why he gave us the platypus. He Media and Publishing.
George f and Charlie have the same birthday?
Speaker 1: Do they really? Really? That is just isn't that crazy?
If they do?
Speaker 2: I gotta confirm that. But I mean, I believe you
Ta Media Publishing.
Speaker 1: But wow, yeah, okay, it's wild. Wow yeah. Really quickly
before we bring it in, can I just give a
quick thank you to Via for the Starbucks card. She
sent me a get well card for my surgery last week.
Very much appreciate that. And I did get from Jen.
I got the sticker book that you got yesterday. I
did sticker book you did. And my plush toy looks
like it's giving me the finger. I don't know what
to make of that. Mom was an orange cat.
Speaker 2: Mama's at yours is a raccoon giving.
Speaker 1: Look at that?
Speaker 2: Does that not look like it's giving me the flipping
you off? I think that that's apropos. I don't see
why you have a prophet. Thank you, gin right, thank you, yes,
thank you again. Jen and you guys were bringing it in.
Speaker 11: We are bringing it in.
Speaker 1: Everybody, bring it in well Tuesday. We will talk to
you tomorrow.
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