Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 2: Coming up on today's show, a new nickname for Kamala
has been born.
Speaker 1: It's been birthed, you guys.
Speaker 2: Trump's team has a new ad about the Great Kamala
Crash of twenty twenty four, which is Great Pelosi's brain
it breaks during an interview.
Speaker 1: Are we surprised or not surprised?
Speaker 2: And we're going to dive into whether or not Morning
Joe actually knows how to pronounce Kamala's name. All of
that and so so, so much more on today's show.
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Speaker 3: All the things?
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do that.
Speaker 1: And can I take just a quick moment of personal
privilege on two toys always? The first is so far,
so good on the storm front for my area of
South Carolina today, however, it is supposed to be the
worst day. And then there are rumors now that this
storm is gonna jump right onto my little area, go
back out to see tomorrow, get more water and more wind,
and then come back.
Speaker 2: So it's an overachiever. It's an overachieving storm.
Speaker 1: That hurricane is drunk.
Speaker 2: Debbie is like Debbie's like, I'm not done here. It's
a woman's scorn.
Speaker 1: So anyway, please keep the prayers coming for South Carolina,
for everywhere that's been affected and impacted by this storm.
And the second point of personal privilege is a complete
out of order. I know we never do this, we
never do gifts at the beginning of a show, but
I have to because I'm wearing it, and I don't
know who sent this to us, so because I think
you're gonna get one too.
Speaker 2: You guys, Oh my gosh, put glasses on you?
Speaker 1: They did How did they did that?
Speaker 4: And on you?
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, I have a hat and it says it's
going to be a long show and it just came
from like the T shirt maker. I don't know who
sent it that, So someone needs to take.
Speaker 2: Credit, right because we don't in that graphic. We don't
have glasses and a hat.
Speaker 1: It's amazing, right, like they did it so good?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's crazy, Oh my goodness. And you didn't show
that to me until right now, like we did. It
was a total surprise, and she just surprised me with that.
Speaker 1: I love it. Who sent that? Who sent it? Somebody
that mess up? Because yourself is amazing and I love it.
I absolutely love it. I love it too, you know
I love it? And then can I just do one more?
Can I just because? Oh my god, so Nancy King.
Nancy King said she set this giant letter, and it says, Hi,
I've been following you and Amy Joe for a few
years now. I look forward to spending time with you
girls before I start my day. I have been a
Republican all my adult life. I voted for Trump in
both elections and will vote for him again. Keep up
the good work. You inspire so many people love God, country,
and family and you, guys. I cannot even tell this.
It is freaking amazing. It's all Georgia stuff and it is,
my gosh, the most phenomenal quilt of all time.
Speaker 2: That is stunning, mock. Oh my god, I just I
cannot be stunning, so so pretty Nancy.
Speaker 1: All right, I'll check my box. I'll check my box today. Yes,
all right, I'm sorry. I had to get that out
of the way. Normally we do that at the end,
but because I was wearing the thing, you know what
I mean, I just hadn't get like, what's on your shirt?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 1: So anyway, thank you to whoever sent the shirt, and
thank you very much to Nancy King. Just oh my gosh,
that's amazing, amazing gift. Okay, couple of things that you
were one hundred thousand billion per sent right about, and
that is j Lo and Ben Affleck. There's Bill.
Speaker 2: I think I called it at six months, so I
was probably a little I think they lasted a year,
but they last year they were they were probably done
at six months, so I think I was actually really right.
But they just like stuck it out for a year,
just at a pure embarrassment. Yeah, she's completely she's completely humiliated.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, and honestly, I don't she used to
do some self examination.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they both do. They both just need to stop
getting married. Yeah, both need to stop.
Speaker 1: And definitely to each other just enough already, just go.
Speaker 2: To your corners and just get off of each other
and just stop. Just be alone for a while, maybe
for a long while.
Speaker 1: Yeah, gosh, all right, let me just kick off our
little montage today with a couple of superstickers and venmos
from yesterday. Randy Craig sent this at the show and
I missed it. He said. Two of my smart dem
friends vote on too. Many benefits for the rich, more
benefits for the poor and disenfranchised, and abortion rights for all.
And then over at the ballpit Beba nineteen eighty three
said best line ever this was yours you can't be dumber,
and then you said you can you can be the
people who vote for this bitch. Sorry, Yeah, you notice
this some of those word salads she was actually reading
the work together. One is scary, yeah for sure. Yeah,
all right, let's talk about some world goings on. So apparently,
according to the Judiciary House Committee, there were at least
in fiscal years twenty one to twenty twenty three, at
least ninety nine illegals on the FBI terror watch list
who were released into our country after being arrested. And
this is absolutely insanity. So it's not only that they came,
it's that we were like, oh, yeah, you're a terrorist, cool,
come back for your court date. Yeah. And now they're
just running around. They're running a muck. They're running a muck.
I mean, yeah, this is our this is our country. Yeah.
Speaker 2: And then Kama will be like, nobody's illegal.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I have that clip actually, because I was like,
that's a flashback that we need to play, especially Steven Miller,
as he pointed out, it gets worse. Three of the
terrorists were admitted by Harris using that stupid fast pass
entry phone app made just for illegals. It's unreal. And
then yesterday the Biden Harris administration they have put a
pause on that whole program where they fly illegals from
other countries directly into the United States. We're out of
an abundance of caution because it looks like there's a
bunch of fraud in the applications and those that are
sponsoring the applicants. You think there's fraud.
Speaker 2: There's fraud, and you flying them, you idiots, Like the
whole notion of this entire program is fraudulent. Like that's
you're not supposed to do that. They're illegals. The only
thing that you should be doing is deporting them. Yeah,
like the fact that they're putting them on planes and.
Speaker 1: I and bringing them here. Am I just one? And
I can't. This is absurd.
Speaker 2: All of this is We're living an absurd ville, is
what we're I can't. Oh my god.
Speaker 1: Well, and to your point, just a quick flashback of
what Kamala said about this ridiculous vanity project of Donald
Trump's a wall. Here is what she said about said wall.
Speaker 6: His quest to build a vanity project called the wall.
This is irresponsible. It's the height of irresponsibility for really
the commander in chief to suggest that we have to
build a wall across our southern border because there are
terrorists who are trying to invade the country.
Speaker 1: It couldn't be farther from the truth, really.
Speaker 2: Really liar, because that's happening, and so that's your what's
irresponsible is allowing those people to come over and then
hurt the American American citizens that pay your salary, You
stupid beautch Like, how could she say that out loud?
Speaker 1: I know, and I think that's incredible.
Speaker 2: And think that's okay, because that's the lie right there,
is that that's not happening. We're watching it happen, and
just wait until something actually happens on our soil, because
it's gonna happen, you guys.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, in addition to all the murders and
rapes that are and then at the hands of illegals,
and then what are they gonna do.
Speaker 2: Are they gonna be like it's Trump's fall? Yes, probably, Yeah,
And the media will be like, yeah, it is, that's
and we're gonna be like, oh my god, like the guy,
because you know they're gonna do that. They're gonna blame it.
They're going to somehow twist I don't know how, but
they're going to do it. And then all of the
lemmings will bottomize lemmings that follow these people are and
be like, oh it's Trump salt somehow what.
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Speaker 2: Somebody's Calms to Old Bitter White.
Speaker 1: Thank you for the engagement. You're helping us actually make money,
so we appreciate it. Appreciate you. Thank you for getting
up this early in the morning to be a loser.
We also have some thanks to give out. Nancy King,
there's Nancy, says mock. The quilt was my pleasure. Daisy
has one at the post office. I will go there today.
Speaker 2: Oh, thank you in advance. I cannot wait to see it,
and I will show everybody tomorrow.
Speaker 1: I mean, my husband is losing his mind over this,
like it is so nice, so nice.
Speaker 2: It'll match his pants. I mean, seriously, Ron has these
like Georgia pants.
Speaker 1: He does.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's that guy.
Speaker 1: He's got one that has Gee's and he's got one
that has the dogs. Of course he does. Ken Burke
or Burkeie. Thank you very much, very generous. Laura Kate Baker,
thank you, she says, hon. They used dead people's social
Security numbers, bogus addresses for sponsors for all these illegal aliens. Yeah,
I mean, of course they did, right, And now they're like, oh,
look at us, we're preventing fraud. Oh my god. Yeah.
Moren they're going to vote.
Speaker 2: These people are going to vote, which is they're not
supposed to do that.
Speaker 1: That in itself, that's fraud. It's crazy. Guys, Layla's life.
Thank you, she says. My little corner of the world
in Illinois could use some prayers for this coming school year.
In the last four weeks, three area towns have been
devastated by untimely deaths. Three fourteen year old girls killed,
a fourteen year old boy, and a beloved band teacher.
Oh my god, what is going on. That's awful. I'm
so sorry. Wow, that is awful, awful, awful. And then
Sue Are says, please pray for me from Arizona visiting
parents in Illinois. My mom is watching Morning Joe. She's
a Democrat. Thank god. I can listen to you all,
been listening since twenty fifteen. Love you gals, take my money.
Have her listen to us, Yeah, have her join you like.
Have it be a mother daughter experience. Maybe she'll start
to see the light. Give her some fluffy. Yeah. You
probably heard that Iran that there were US personnel. US
service members were wounded in an attack against a base
in Iraq. And this is of course escalation in the
Iran war against literally everybody, but mostly Israel. And so
I don't know what Biden intends to do as a
result of that, because of course, he and Kamala were
nowhere to be found when this news was breaking. It
was interesting though, that as all of these plans were
being made, because obviously we've been expecting that Iran would
be hitting Israel in some big way over this weekend,
over these next couple days, and so there was this
big meeting in the situation room that Biden and Kamala
were in, and then all of a sudden, as Peter
Jucy reports, she was no longer part of the meeting.
Here's what he said about that.
Speaker 7: We've got a sizable motorcaide repositioning on Pennsylvania Avenue. So
it's possible that the vice yep, it looks like I
can see behind the camera the Vice President's vehicles are
leaving right now. So it would seem that at least
her part in the situation room is done. She will
now go back to the Naval Observatory.
Speaker 6: It was an intense moment for the commander in chief
of the United States of America, and I was in
almost every meeting with the president.
Speaker 8: But that doesn't necessarily mean that the meetings are over
in the situation.
Speaker 1: Room, correct, Yeah, I don't know. I feel like I
don't know. She looked like she was acting well, because
that was the one version of the wine Mom where
she gets really stern and she's fighting it.
Speaker 2: She was in a skit.
Speaker 1: That it's just so ridiculous. Then when Biden, I guess
Biden was buying some flowers. He's very very busy, you guys,
very very busy. So he came out of a store
with a bunch of flowers, Oh okay, and wouldn't talk
to reporters except to answer one question that was screamed
at him. This should make everybody feel real, really good
about the leadership currently that we have. Do you think
Iran will stand down?
Speaker 2: Well, do you think Iran will stand down?
Speaker 9: Sir?
Speaker 10: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I've got I've got flowers. I don't know. Visit age
very good home.
Speaker 3: Kay.
Speaker 1: We're screwed, you guys, We're screwed. You know that. And
then there's all kinds of speculation about what is Israel
gonna do? Are they going to attack Iran's nuclear facilities?
I mean, the rumors are that Israel has conveyed a
message to Iran through a third European country that any
attack that I Ran engages in on civilian targets will
be met with the immediate destruction of all of their
nuclear facilities. And the US apparently people in the US
believe that that is the reason that there hasn't been
an attack yet, that Iran is actually deterred in some way,
which would be great. But I just don't know if
it's realistic to assume that they're just going to hit
the base in Iraq and that's it.
Speaker 2: Jimmy, listen, it would be nice if somebody in the
executive branch of our government would talk to us about this.
You know, you would think if if Trump are in office,
he would have already had a press conference about this
or several yep, right or several absolutely, and we got nobody.
We have no leadership, nobody. I just it's it's remarkable
what's happening in our government right now.
Speaker 1: Crazy, nobody running the country. It does feel like that,
it feels like we're absolutely unled and that as a result,
everything is in chaos. I mean, there's so much chaos
around the world right now. And then do you remember
when there was remember when there was all the discussion
about UNRA, that humanitarian relief aid network through the UN
when it turned out that a bunch of their humanitarian
people were actually involved in October seventh. Yes, and we
showed a lot of videos about that a few months back.
And the UN should be dismantled completely. They're utterly not
even just useless, they're dangerous. They're actually dangerous. And so
finally the New York Times verified the fact that like
a whole bunch of those employees of UNRA have been
terminated because they did have participation. But look at how
the New York Times spun the headline. They said, the
UN clears half the aid workers accused of taking part
in October seventh, when the story is half of them
hook part in October seventh attack. Yes, that's the story,
and that they're like, well listen, the bunch of them didn't.
Oh my god, what the hell is wrong with the
New York Times.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean half of them didn't, So we should
be excited about that, right, I mean, half of them
are like freaking terrorists, but half of half of them wort.
So I mean there's the bright side, you guys, I can't.
I know, this is the thing. I mean, our media
is trash, total trash. Hate him enough, you just know
you can't you can never ever loathe them, not enough.
Speaker 1: You just can't know. Yesterday we told you guys the
story about RFK Junior telling the story of him taking
a baby bear cub, kill a baby bear cub who
is roadkill and planting him in Central Park to make
it look like a biker hit him, and thinking that
that would be hilarious. So the story is super weird, obviously,
And now that the New york I think it's the
New Yorker that he was trying to get ahead up
their reporting about it. He wanted to tell the story himself,
thinking that somehow it would make him look better. And
he's all like, spin this New Yorker, dude, there's nothing
to spin. You're a psycho. Like that's psycho behavior, Like
even when you tell it, it's psycho. Well, now the
pictures are out and he posed with this precious baby
bear cub in the back of his car making it
look like he was getting bit. Yeah, this guy is
a lunatic. Well, I mean, you.
Speaker 2: Could take the boy out of the Kennedy compound, but
you can't take the Kennedy compound out of the boy,
you know what I mean? Like's it Kennedy are aren't
they all kind of psycho Let's just get real. He's
kind of escaped from that. I think he's tried to
distance himself from the family. They're all freaking mental, you guys,
they're Kennedy's.
Speaker 1: They're all crazy. Yeah, this is batch. I mean, there's
just no getting around it. If you are a person
who is a fan of Donald Trump's nicknames, for all
of his all for everybody, everybody that he runs against,
everybody that he is an opponent of, you're gonna be
very pleased to know that he has a new one.
He has assigned Kamala a nickname. I don't have audio
of it, so I don't know how he pronounces it,
but I can at least show you what it looks
like when it's written down, and that is this kama blah,
kama bla, kama bla. But her name is pronounced kamala,
so I would think it's pronounced kamah blah. But I
don't know because I don't know how he says it.
What is it? What does it mean? I don't know.
I mean his nicknames never really mean anything like Hutchinson,
What the hell did that mean?
Speaker 11: Well?
Speaker 1: Is is it like blah blah blah.
Speaker 2: Like she's just like she just talks and talks and talks,
and it's like kamah blah blah blah.
Speaker 1: Is it that maybe, Yeah, that's the way for it.
That's the way I look at it. Yeah. Yeah, if
he's going to do that, I kind of wish it
would be Comma blah blah blah, you know what I mean,
Like just take it to its natural conclusion.
Speaker 2: That's what everybody's saying. It's coma blah blah blah. Oh oh, Okay,
Well now I'm seeing some people say that it's a
play on Kamala and Obama together. Well, I don't know,
could be Comma blah blah blah or Kamala and Obama.
I don't know, could be either one. So we've got
some different interpretations here, which are both valid.
Speaker 1: Anyway, if you're a fan of the nicknames, then there
you go. There is the newest addition to the roster
of nicknames. And while the world was exploding yesterday, you
should know that her husband, Beta Male Doug m Hoff,
was very busy tweeting shit like this. Being an aspirational
coffee blend was not on my twenty twenty four Bingo card.
Speaker 2: What he's just a beta noodle is what he is.
Did you see that he was he was tweeting or
doing something with his parents, and he's like, I'm so
glad for the ungan national love from my parents. Did
you see that I did not in the midst of
all of this, I you know, bointd the nad Oh
my gosh.
Speaker 1: Seriously, it was about like he said it in relation
to that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, in the in the midst of all of that stuff,
that scandal, which nobody I guess cares about, he was like,
my parents love my parents love me.
Speaker 1: Okay, good for you. Good for you, Dougie, well done you.
That's great. Okay. I'm pretty stoked today because this afternoon
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Speaker 1: Trek twenty four, two forty four. My favorite, My favorite too,
My favorite. All right. I also need to thank Christopher Hayden,
who says, good morning, y'all. Thank you very much Christopher
for that, and then let's talk about that market crash,
because damn, what a day yesterday. I didn't realize that
we set all kinds of records on the Nasdaq. Particularly.
You'll hear a little bit about how right here banking.
Speaker 13: Something would call history in the don't say that I've never.
Speaker 14: Been down a thousand points ever, not even enter day
on the nawsdack.
Speaker 13: Is that true?
Speaker 1: That is true?
Speaker 2: Okay, wow, yay. Don't look at I mean, I just
I didn't want to look. I don't want to. I
still don't want to look. I just don't want to.
Speaker 1: Do not do not look. It's not going to make
anybody feel good.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: What Charles Payne said was basically, you know, remember how
like with Bidenomics in this administration instantly trying to tell
us how great the economy is, whereas regular people just
existing in it are like, it doesn't feel great. It
feels anything but great. And his theory is that this
market crash actually is finally the reaction of everybody. It's
the market reacting to what everybody already feels.
Speaker 15: Here's his take, Thanky, they brag about things like the
inflation reduction, that that's stoking inflation They brag about all
of the money that they're giving the world to richest corporations
to build factories here. Well, guess what we gave eight
point five billion dollars Intel, You know we got in return,
they're gonna get rid of fifteen thousand workers. Is that smart?
Is that really brilliant? Is that what we should be
going with taxpayer money? Stoking inflation and losing jobs?
Speaker 13: It's nuts.
Speaker 15: Where you're seeing right now the stock market is what
Americans have been feeling for the last three years. It's
just a manifestation of it right now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And all these people telling you not to worry
about retirement and like and this is no big deal,
and like just stay calm, everybody, it's fine. They have
well I'm saying the people, like the politicians that tell
you this, like it's fine, Like it's no big deal.
They have their retirements paid for by us. They never
have to worry about retirement. It drives me like these
people that get on like these shows or whatever, and
they're all they're federal freaking employees and they will never
have to worry about retirement. Ever, None of these people
do because we pay their salaries, We pay for their pensions.
Speaker 1: I'm never going to see a pension. I don't know
what that is.
Speaker 12: Like.
Speaker 2: We're small business people. We have to pay for our
own retirements, as so many of you do. So if
this stuff crashes, we're screwed. There is no backup. There's
nobody paying my retirement except for me. I don't have
a safety net. They all have safety nets. I'm the
safety net for these people. You're the safety net for
these people always. They never have to worry about a
crashing economy because we're paying for them to retire. So
it's easy for them to say, drives me insane.
Speaker 1: Well, and remember this is the same administration who floated
the idea of a capital gains tax. So, I mean,
can you imagine if you if you got taxed for
how well your portfolio did you know up until yesterday,
if you got taxed on that and then took this
kind of hit, So what does the government pay you
back for capital losses? Because that's how nonsensical the whole
thing is. It's ridiculous. Yeah, and now you know, we'll
ask Zach for sure too, like how is this going
to impact interest rates? Because now there's a lot of
chatter about the fed realizing it messed up by not
lowering interest rates sooner, and so now they might overcorrect,
which granted, for a person who's about to get a
new mortgage, that's good news, but I will I would
rather take the high interest rates and not have my
my entire portfolio tank. So because it's you know what
I mean, like I'm paying for it one way or
the other.
Speaker 2: Right, Oh my god, you're gonna pay for its sixteen
ways the Sunday. What you're gonna do? Yeah, we just
pay andy, is what we do.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yep. And now there's talk that not only are
we heading into a recession, but we might have backdated
ourselves into one.
Speaker 16: Not be surprised if a recession is ultimately backdated to
either starting in July or in the current month. Given
where all the economic indicators are pointing right now, things
frankly are deteriorating very quickly. In addition to the revisions
that you mentioned where payrolls were revised down, earnings were
also revised down in prior months, So not only were
there fewer people working, but they were earning less than
we thought they were. Again, we are seeing a lot
of indicators moving in the wrong direction right now.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, we're totally in it. We're in it.
Speaker 2: How can you not say, seriously, we're in it already.
I don't know how you can say otherwise. I just
and I think a lot of it has to do
with the fact that we're like the frogs and the
boiling water. So many people who are like, oh, yeah,
I'm with her, like, let's totally we want more of this.
Thank you, thank you, ma'am. May I have another.
Speaker 1: That's where they're are.
Speaker 2: It's because they're in that boiling water and they just
keep getting hotter and hotter and higher, and they don't
realize how much suck there is because they're so blinded
by I want to like the first black woman president,
that would be really neat. I don't care how how
much sucked she's caused.
Speaker 1: A greedy it is. It's just and it's like you
can only laugh at it, because if you don't, you're
just gonna throw yourself into a like a world of
despair and so depression. I'm just trying to pretend that
it's not happening, Like I'll tell you about it, but
I'm not looking at my statements. I'm not looking not
looking just nope. The Trump vance team released an ad
pinning the market crash on Kamala, and I thought it
was really really good.
Speaker 17: Here we go, look at them go down what some
would call don't say that.
Speaker 2: I've never been down a thousand points ever, not even
inter day on the now steps is working.
Speaker 6: It's working.
Speaker 18: The stock market's just taking a big old nosedive this morning.
Speaker 11: DW Jones is down about one thousand and ten points.
Speaker 1: That is called fidynomics.
Speaker 3: If the Dow fell more than six hundred points Friday
on a weaker than expected, jobs are.
Speaker 19: For five percent, Meta, six percent, Amazon, six percent, Apple
nine percent down.
Speaker 1: Fidenomics is working.
Speaker 2: Fears of a recession began after Friday's disappointing July jobs are.
Speaker 1: For Bidenomics is working. A rise like that is historically
a sign that a recession is imminent. This is bidynomics.
Speaker 13: We're just seeing right now.
Speaker 15: The stock market is what Americas have been feeling for
the last three years. It's just a manifestation of it
right now.
Speaker 2: All that is called bidynomics. It's just unbelievable good stuff,
right It's great, it's great staff, but that stuff needs
to be shared far and wide. So like, look for
that ad, you know, go sofi you can find it
in your Google machine. Go look for that ad and
share it, share it all over social media.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm. Or wait till after the show and share
it right from our.
Speaker 2: Show, Carrie, you can do that absolutely, Okay.
Speaker 1: I know we've played this video before, but it came
across my socials again yesterday and it was just such
a stark reminder of what absolute idiots are in charge
of things like the economy right now. And it was
I forget what his official title is, you'll see it
on the screen, but this is Jared Bernstein, who is
a chief Economic advisor who has no idea what happens
when the United States prints money and then borrows money.
The amount of cluelessness is truly shocking.
Speaker 20: Like you said, they print the dollar, so why does
the government even borrow?
Speaker 11: Well?
Speaker 4: The uh so, the I mean again, some of this
stuff gets some of the language that them some of
the language and concepts are just confusing.
Speaker 18: I mean, the government definitely prints money, and it definitely
lends that money. Which is why the government definitely prints
money and then it lends that money by selling bonds?
Speaker 13: Is that what they do?
Speaker 18: They they Yeah, they sell bonds. Yeah, they sell bonds, right,
since they sell bonds and people buy the bonds and
lend them the money.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 18: So a lot of times, a lot of times, at
least to my year with m MT, the language and
the concepts can be kind of unnecessarily confusing. But there
is no question that the government prints money and then
it uses that money to So yeah, I guess I'm
just I don't I can't really talk.
Speaker 11: I don't.
Speaker 18: I don't get it. I don't know what they're talking about, like,
because it's like, the government clearly prints money, it does
it all the time, and it clearly borrows. Otherwise we
wouldn't be having this debt and defict conversation. So I
don't think there's any confusing there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this it's not AI.
Speaker 1: I just want to point that out. That is not AI.
That is a real, honest to goodness clip of the
Chief Economic Advisor to.
Speaker 2: Buy it is an older clip, I've seen it, But
it's like this ignorant fool is advising people on anything,
like but he is, and that he's with Biden and
he advises people on things financial, right.
Speaker 1: It doesn't matter. Yes, that's why I said, we've shown
this before.
Speaker 21: We have.
Speaker 1: It doesn't matter, how does it. This is a guy
who advises on the ecrimy. Okay, it doesn't matter. I
don't care if it was five years ago, doesn't mean
he was still hired.
Speaker 2: That's a problem, right, right, And this is one of
the guys that you pay for his retirement. Yeah, you're
doing that. So he again, this guy is one of
the guys where he doesn't have to worry about any
of this stuff because he's like, I'm gonna go ahead
and I'm just gonna sit here in this job. I
don't know what the hell I'm doing. I'm advising people,
but i don't even know what's going on. I'm completely
and I'm gonna go ahead and stuck from taxpayers. That's
why we're in the position that we're in. He is
a perfect example. That's why.
Speaker 1: That's why I thought it just was good to have
a reminder.
Speaker 2: It's a great reminder because again, this guy is an idiot.
We have idiots running the show.
Speaker 1: The photo in the story, thank you, he says, disturbed
Trump is attacking Brian Kemp again. Okay, that means he
didn't watch Laura Ingram last night. Because we have a
clip from Laura Ingram to play later in the show
where she's talking to Victor David Hanson about that that
I just hate hearing that Nancy Pelosi has a new
book coming out and it's called The Art of Power.
You're gonna read it?
Speaker 6: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: The fact that it's called the Art of Power right
is disturbing. Hell, no, I'm not going to read it.
Speaker 1: Well, she This is why I didn't realize because we
I think we had a clip or two of her. Yes.
And the reason that she's out and about so much
right now is because of the book. She's trying to
get the word out about the book. And she was
asked by Dana Bash whether or not she has talked
to Biden since the whole coup. I don't think that's
the word that Danna uses, as you might imagine, but
it is what happened, and so she wants to know
how their relationship is. And Nancy had a little struggle
answering that question.
Speaker 17: Have you spoke to the President Biden since he dropped out?
Speaker 1: I'll hanah, do you hope to?
Speaker 22: Yes?
Speaker 2: I hope to one day.
Speaker 17: Well, is everything okay with your relationship?
Speaker 22: You'd have to ask him, but I okay, but he knows. Look,
I have loved Joe Biden, respected him for over forty years.
Speaker 2: Yeah, things are not okay. Okay, they're not okay. And
she also didn't write that book exactly. There's no way
guarantee she didn't write that book, but there's no way.
But he Yeah, they hate each other. She forced him out.
She's a power hungry bac and she forced him out,
and she was part of the coup, the cabal that
forced him out. And he can't stand her. And they
hate each other. Now you know that's the case.
Speaker 1: Look at her, you know it. You could see there,
like the lipsmacking, the nervousness when she was figuring out
how she was going to answer that question. She's awful, awful,
And there was also the moment and listen, I I
am fully aware that I have had an actual stroke
on camera. Okay, So I'm not trying to make fun
of anybody whose brain breaks live on camera, as that
did happen. Do you meet, But this is not a stroke.
This is just Nancy. I don't know what's happening here,
you guys, but I would not say that this is
a stroke, Otherwise I would not make fun of her,
and I am whether.
Speaker 22: It's well, it's the first bill, the first bill protect
so built COVID, shots in the arm, money in the pockets,
children in school, people at work, the structure bill, building
building in a way that is respectful of communities.
Speaker 1: I mean, she got there, it's just yeah, but Dana
had to help her. Yeah, she had to fill in
the blank. She totally had to fill in the blanks.
Speaker 2: She was not there. If she just would to let
her do it on her own, we would have been
sitting here for another minute or two.
Speaker 1: You know what she needs to figure out is that
she just needs to do this because this is what
I do to you. She needs a best friend, is
what she needs.
Speaker 2: And you know what, she's never gonna have one because
she's insufferable. Never going to have a best friend because
because you know why, because power.
Speaker 1: She's awful.
Speaker 2: She's a power hungry, awful, drunk fool is what she is.
Speaker 1: Yep, she's just horrible.
Speaker 2: That woman is the worst.
Speaker 1: Let's see. Robin Zecha says, this happens when you get
your economic advisor from temu A so great says today,
my dear mom is ninety five. God bless her, Oh
my god, so great, And Missy Sanders says, will Trump
have to drop out after accepting gifts from Aiden Ross?
He interviewed Trump yesterday. Yes, we're getting it.
Speaker 2: Gets you that I got listen and Lisa Mayberry Wilson,
I was wondering the same thing, what is up with
Nancy Pelosi's flintstone beads? What? What were those? I was
wondering the same thing, Lisa.
Speaker 1: Maybe she advised maybe Jen Saki is her fashion adviser.
Speaker 2: She used to wear those all the time and she
doesn't do that anymore.
Speaker 1: Kristen says, it's just that gives her bigger pearls to clutch.
Is that.
Speaker 13: It's true, But.
Speaker 1: Missy, Missy Sanders does raise a good point. So we're
gonna talk about Trump's appearance on the Aiden Ross live
stream yesterday. It actually I didn't really because we talked
about this happening what like a week or two ago,
knowing that it was gonna happen, and this was great
because Aiden Ross is like an inexplicably humongous phenomenon, super
wildly popular with the gaming streaming community. And I when
he when we played that clip of him a week
or so ago saying I'm gonna have Trump on the
live stream, like that's cool. I didn't realize it was
going to take place live at mar A Lago, so
that was that was cool, right, And there was even
a bit of a studio audience. This is the moment
that Trump walked in. So that was the moment he
walked in, very small, respectful, little audience in the background.
It's not a lot of ye you were chosen?
Speaker 2: Is it a lot of young people?
Speaker 1: I'm trying to know that out. It's a total mix.
In fact, there was one woman who's like a billion
years old who's there was like apparently, yeah, in the
wheelchair was like his biggest, biggest fan, and he took
selfies with her and did all the things. Yeah, yeah, don't.
I don't have that video, but I saw that video
of him taking a selfie where it was really real cute.
That's super cute and so early on and obviously, you know,
feel free to go watch this on Aiden Ross's channel.
You should if you want to see the whole thing.
We've just got a couple of highlights. This is kind
of right out of the gate what he first said
to Donald Trump, the president.
Speaker 20: I do want to say, first of all, you took
a bullet for everyone in this room, everyone watching, everyone.
Speaker 23: Everyone, the reaction that you gained.
Speaker 19: No other president is going to do that.
Speaker 13: They're going to either remain you know.
Speaker 20: Where they are.
Speaker 24: You you are, you are, You are a brave man.
Speaker 16: You you stood up and went like this, and uh,
that was a pretty badass picture, by the way.
Speaker 1: Well, you know, so there was that. And then he
spoke a bit about Kamala.
Speaker 25: Ultra left, ultra radical. I just see where ninety nine
vicious terrorists when she was I guess attorney general. She
because she was Attorney general California. She destroyed California. Her
policies have destroyed California. Her policies when she was the
district attorney have destroyed San Francisco. San Francisco was the
best city in our country twenty years ago, and now
it you know, not even Frankly, it's not even livable.
Speaker 1: He's not wrong, not wrong at all. I mean I
think this, I think this was great for him. I
think this was a phenomenal play by his campaign. You
more of it, yes, for sure. Now a lot of
people like Missy pointed out, are making a big stink
about the fact that Aiden Ross, who clearly is doing
very well at his whatever it is, and got Trump
two gifts. He presented Trump with two gifts, both of
which were enormously expensive and which some people are pointing
out go above the thirty three hundred dollars individual contribution
limit that you can give to a candidate. However, I
don't think this was a donation into a campaign. This
was just a gift for like thanking him for being
on the show. So I don't I can't imagine that
this is gonna go anywhere. Like this whole idea of
him having to like get in trouble for getting gifts
is ridiculous. It's stupid.
Speaker 2: But it's like you and I were talking before the
show though, and we were like, there's if we ever
got him on our show, we'd be like, here's a mug, right.
Speaker 1: We do not have the kind of money this guy
does to do what. I'm like, my god, this kid
is loaded loaded. So he gets him a Rolex. Here
he is presenting the Rolex to Donald Trump.
Speaker 13: This gift right here.
Speaker 24: I hope you like watches.
Speaker 13: That's a beautiful watch. Yeah.
Speaker 1: No, I'm sorry, I don't.
Speaker 25: That's a great watch at Oh my god, are you kidding?
Like Jack Nicholas and Gary Player and Arnold Palmer and
all the the golf guys and all the other guys.
I do, this is beautiful.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 25: They have nice package they do.
Speaker 1: You mean can you e Wow, that's so nice.
Speaker 13: Oh that's yeah.
Speaker 1: They could see it.
Speaker 26: Oh I didn't know.
Speaker 1: Now I know it's now, I know it's worth it.
Speaker 25: Well, my boys said, well, that's such a big show.
I don't know what you're doing, but you really are
respected amazing.
Speaker 13: I mean, I appreciate it.
Speaker 25: You know, I go into other shows nobody because the.
Speaker 2: Big and that wasn't it. There's more.
Speaker 1: No, this is the second present. So they're walking out
so that aiden Ross can present Trump with the second gift.
Speaker 27: All right, well you.
Speaker 13: Can already see the gift. Yeah I can.
Speaker 27: Wow, you can't miss it.
Speaker 4: That's an Elon shout out to mister mos beautiful.
Speaker 27: Well that is beautiful.
Speaker 12: Am I going to close the door really quick, just
all to show the rap.
Speaker 7: Let me know your honest thoughts.
Speaker 1: You got it freaking cyber truck.
Speaker 3: I think a reason.
Speaker 2: I mean, I know it's it's crazy, and people are like,
how did this kid make all this money?
Speaker 1: This is what they do now, you guys.
Speaker 2: He plays video games and people watch him, and he
makes crap tons of money, I mean gajillions of dollars
doing this.
Speaker 1: This is what these kids do these days. Right. It's
like and it used to be that you go to.
Speaker 2: College and you'd like get a degree and you go
work at a company. Now not anymore. This is what
these kids are like online playing video games and people
and he gets sponsors and this is what he does,
and he makes gobs of money.
Speaker 1: Somebody, a couple of people who know who the blonde
kid is is saying that his name is like a
bunch of letters xQc.
Speaker 2: That's his name, EXQUC and his parent's not like him,
or something's going on.
Speaker 1: Anyway. The guy's name is aidon ross. It says it
right at the bottom of his screen.
Speaker 2: There.
Speaker 1: It is precious. Oh my gosh, this is amazing. But
it is remarkable that he is this successful. And I
love that little bit at the end where Trump is like, oh,
now I see why this was a big deal to
come on the show. Right, He's you're obviously doing very well. Yeah,
and there was a cute moment. I don't have the
whole clip because this was really really long, but they
went through a playlist similar to what Bryson Dschambeau did
with Trump on the golf cart. They went through like
Trump's playlist and had, you know, had him choose some
music to listen to. But they also were talking about Baron.
Speaker 3: People seem to like watch it.
Speaker 25: I will say, it's an honor to be with you
to thank you.
Speaker 13: You're a young guy that's.
Speaker 25: Got a amazing Maybe somebody you're a for president.
Speaker 13: I don't know about that.
Speaker 23: I'll leave it to Baron maybe one day, but I
would love to help Baarn you know when it comes.
Speaker 27: You know, we need you back in office. Man. Let's
let's let's hit.
Speaker 1: And they're dancing. Oh my god, I love this. This
went absolutely viral. So when they they did Trump's famous dance,
and then Trump wanted to send a message to the
TikTok world, which I thought was really interesting because correct
me if I'm wrong. But wasn't Trump the very first
person to talk about potentially banning TikTok when he was president?
Speaker 2: I I mean, I don't know, maybe, but I mean listen,
it's it's not banned, so he's probably like, I'm going
to use it. I'm going to use it means, and
why wouldn't he use wouldn't you use it? It's smart? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, So here's the here's the dance, and here is
what Trump said about TikTok.
Speaker 28: Let's let's talk about this.
Speaker 2: Dance.
Speaker 9: TikTok.
Speaker 3: No, he cannot Paris, have no idea what it means.
Speaker 27: And all it's going to do is be good for China.
Speaker 25: The other way we're going to get we're going to
save TikTok.
Speaker 22: They want the people of TikTok both for Trump.
Speaker 3: Vote for Trump.
Speaker 1: I love it. I love all of it.
Speaker 2: I think it's great. He needs to do more of that,
more reaching out to to Gen z ers for and millennials,
you know what I mean, just that younger generation he
needs to.
Speaker 1: Reach out to, which is great.
Speaker 2: I love that there are young people who are wearing
shirts with his face on it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it gives me hope. How much do you love
this freeze frame of Claire mccaskal's face right now? Look
at the Nicole Wallace on the left. She okay, I
almost don't want to play this because I'm just enjoying
everybody's face. Everybody loves.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 1: Claire mccaskell is mad that Trump went on that show,
and she just thinks it's ridiculous and let's just tell
you all about it.
Speaker 9: I don't know who on the campaign thought it was
a good idea for him to have this guy mar
A Lago.
Speaker 1: And the guy gives him a Rolex watch and a
new and a new tesla that's all wrapped in coach.
I mean, this is really I mean, I know we're
all tired of the weird thing, but this is wacko. Real,
is really wacko stuff.
Speaker 17: For a guy who wants to be the leader of
the free work.
Speaker 14: Really, Claire and I don't understand what the supposed he
would campaign operatives that are running his show.
Speaker 1: What are they doing now? Are they just sitting in
the corner sucking their thumbs?
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, she's completely psycho. But it's okay for like
George Clooney and all these other celebrities to basically lick
the ass of Biden and Kamala.
Speaker 1: That's okay.
Speaker 2: That's not psycho, that's not weird because we don't care
about those people. We're at the point now where we're
just so over all these celebrities and this is he understands.
I mean, Trump gets it. He's like, Okay, well I'm
gonna go and I'm gonna reach out to all these
other people who are online and they have these massive
audiences because people are sick of the celebrities preaching to them,
and this guy has a massive audience. He understands and
I love that he does. He's getting it and he
needs to do more of it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Claire can't stuck it. Claire, she's so totally wrong,
like for her to be like what he's doing this
as the leader of the free world. But it's fine
to have Megandee Stallion like shaking her ass all over
your stage. Give me a break. Yeah, that's okay, ridiculous,
all right. Unfortunately, Trump's legal troubles not over, and September
is going to be a big month for him because
of this.
Speaker 11: Is this news.
Speaker 8: Breaking moments ago, the US Supreme Court now refusing to
delay former President Trump's sentencing in his New York criminal
trial until after the election. Trump says he did nothing
wrong in plans to appeal the conviction on all thirty
four counts of falsifying business records. He is facing possible
prison time or a fine. Oft The sentencing now set
for the eighteenth of September, so a.
Speaker 11: Little more than a month from now.
Speaker 8: We'll keep track of that from here me while you
got another.
Speaker 1: I mean, I guess that could be good because when
he gets into legal trouble and it's obviously unfair, as
this case clearly is, it helps him, you know what
I mean.
Speaker 2: Well, money, right, right, yeah, he raises money and then
he raises awareness for how this is just a political
witch hunt and people are I.
Speaker 1: Think positively about it.
Speaker 2: You should, because people are so I'm over this. Every
time I see that crap, I just get a migraine.
I'm so sick of this crap. You guys have to
be sick of this crap. And that's exactly, it's precisely
what this is. It's all political. They can't be.
Speaker 1: It's interesting that the Supreme Court is the one that
made that ruling when the Supreme Court is constantly attacked
by the left as being too conservative, well and too political,
you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: But the left says that all the time because they're
gonna they're not going to be happy unless the Supreme
Court is literally all liberal, and then they're going to
be like, even then, it still won't be fair.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we need to pack the court some more. Speaking
of threats to democracy, Jamie Raskin this video clip of
him went around like wildfire on social media yesterday because
he's basically threatening that if Trump wins, they are still
going to prevent him from taking office. Outright, just planning
an insurrection.
Speaker 11: Put into the constitution can slip away from you very quickly.
And the greatest example going on right now before our
very eyes is section three of the fourteenth Amendment, which
they're just disappearing with a magic wand as if it
doesn't exist, even though it could not be clearer what
it's stating. And so you know, they want to kick
it to Congress. So it's going to be up to
us on January sixth, twenty twenty five, to tell the
rampaging Trump mobs that he's disqualified. And then we need
bodyguards for everybody in civil war conditions, all because the
nine justices, not all of them, but these justices who
have not many cases to look at every year, not
that much work to do, a huge staff, great protection,
simply do not want to do their job and interpret
what the Great fourteenth Amendent means. And I'm glad that
Sherloan's creating her new center so we can bring up.
Speaker 2: And then so he wants the vil war, that's what
he wants, because that's like it, because that's what he's
going to get if he does that, If they do that,
that's what you're going to get. Dude, I don't think
you want that.
Speaker 1: And maybe he's calling for it. Essentially he's inciting and
an insurrection. You are correct, hundred percent correct?
Speaker 12: Mind.
Speaker 1: Oh, that seems like he should go to jail or
something if the rules are the way I understand them.
Speaker 2: Right, and it's not a good plan, Jamie, I don't
think you want.
Speaker 1: That, yeah, exactly.
Speaker 2: And somebody asked, what is that on his head? I
don't know what is it?
Speaker 1: He I think it's his hair growing back after the cancer. Well, okay,
but I mean, but you can do it better. Well, yeah,
I mean you know you can. You can't. Earlier, the
photo in the story sent us a super chat about how,
for whatever reason, Trump is once again attacking Brian Camp.
He did not listen to Laura Ingram's show last night,
because she and Victor David Hanson were talking about that
and had this.
Speaker 14: Georgia he Actually it was a great crowd. Everyone's really happy.
And then you know, some of it became about Brian
camp the Republican governor. And I've said this before and
I'm going to say it again, shooting inside the tent
right now of the Republican Party.
Speaker 3: It's a loser of strategy.
Speaker 2: That's not going to work.
Speaker 14: They tried that in twenty twenty and we lost two
Senate seats. Then in twenty twenty two, it's more it
doesn't work. You got to focus on what they are
doing to destroy this country.
Speaker 19: Absolutely, Brian Kimp, whatever the disagreement, he's already endorsed Trump.
So it doesn't do any good to go back and
say that Joe Biden was the worst candidate in history
because he's not running anymore and feel sympathetic. Yeah, they're
feeling sympathetic for him because they don't have to have
him around after January. So don't waste time on Brian Kemp.
I wouldn't even get into the past history of her
personal history or waste of time of Kamala Harris. I
would just say that she is flipping in a very
opportunistic fashion just to get elected. And then once she's elected,
it's the Obama fourth term, and you know what that's like.
And if he sticks to that in those swing states
and he and JD. Vans, there's no more articulate person
that can make that case, they will win. But if
he gets off on these tangents, I'm worried.
Speaker 1: Same same as I know.
Speaker 2: And people are saying Kemp is a rhino. I don't
I don't care, it.
Speaker 1: Doesn't matter for anything.
Speaker 2: And he's already endores Trump. Why are texting him? I
know he endorsed him. Just everybody just shut up? Who cares?
Speaker 1: Like it doesn't go.
Speaker 2: It's like, everybody, you know what we're doing. It's it's
like people are seeing an object that's not even shiny
over here, and we're getting distracted by things we don't
need to get distracted by, and it's it's hurting us.
Speaker 1: Just stop. Somebody is ship about message to him, like
just in his head. We shouldn't be giving a crap
about Kemp right now. We should be focusing on the goal,
which is to win, yes, the election.
Speaker 2: What are we doing?
Speaker 1: Well, It's like Sticky Frog says, like what we've always said,
he is the master of stepping on his eye.
Speaker 2: It's but other people are saying, oh, that's fine to
step on your own.
Speaker 1: Jet just okay, I mean whatever. You might have a
problem if you think that that's fine to attack somebody
who's not doing anything to you at the moment, who's
not running for anything, and who's already endorsed you like that.
Speaker 2: It's I don't It's we can we can talk about
that later. We can talk about the fact that he's
a rhino later. Right now, we get a focus. We've
got like four months to get this.
Speaker 1: Done, even we have less than ninety days.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, we have less We've got three months to
get this done.
Speaker 1: Like, so, let's just get this.
Speaker 2: Done and then we can focus on what a rhino
he is.
Speaker 1: We can do that later, Yes, let's focus. Elon Musk
did another sit down with Lex Friedman, and this is
post Elon's endorsement of Donald Trump, and so Lex Friedman
wanted to find out what prompted that and why it
was that day of Trump's attempted assassination that made Elon
finally come out and say full force, I'm supporting Trump.
Speaker 24: Since I am interviewing Donald Trump.
Speaker 13: Cool you want to stop by, Yeah, sure, stuff.
Speaker 24: In there was tragically in an assassination attempt on Donald Trump.
After this, you tweeted that you endorse him. What's your
philosophy behind that endorsement. What do you hope Donald Trump
does for the future of this country and for the
future of humanity.
Speaker 29: You know, people tend to take, like, say, an endorsement
as well. I agree with everything that person has ever
done their entire life one hundred percent wholeheartedly, and that's
that's not going to be true of anyone.
Speaker 13: But we have to pick.
Speaker 29: You know, we've got two choices really for for who's president.
And it's not not just who's president, but the entire
administrative structure changes over And I thought Trump displayed courage
under fire objectively. You know, he's just got shot, he's
got blood streaming down his face, and he's like fist pumping,
saying fine. You know, like that's impressive, Like you can't
feign in a situation like that, Like most people would
have been ducking. They would not be because it could
be a second shooter.
Speaker 1: You don't know, that's right.
Speaker 13: But the president the United States got to.
Speaker 29: Represent the country, and they're representing you, they're representing everyone
in America. Well, like you want someone who is strong
and courageous to represent the country. That's not to say
that he is without flows. We all have flows, but
on balance, and certainly at the time, it was a
choice of you know, Biden, poor poor guy, you know,
has trouble climbing flat of stairs. The other one's pumping
after getting shot.
Speaker 1: No, no comparison, Red piled Musk.
Speaker 2: I really like him so great, and listen, it was
it was partially I'm sure it was that it was
that moment, but also he hates this transgender crap.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he hates it because he's got a kick, he's.
Speaker 2: Lost to all of that garbage, and so that is
a personal thing for him. And so I just ideologically
is he is on the right at this.
Speaker 1: Point, h he is, I mean, and he's obviously brilliant
and so totally he's pointing out the obvious. But it's
a good message for me too, because, like, you know,
the minute I get frustrated with Donald Trump about ripping
on Brian Camp and stepping on his own unit, I
listened to Elon who says he's flawed, and that's still
okay because we're all flawed, right, we all have flaws,
and so we're not going to agree with him one
hundred percent of the time. And I totally feel that
because that's me. I can't stand half the shit that
comes out of Trump's face, but I know that he's
the better choice, the only choice to lead this country
for the next four years. Well, I think, not even
a question. And so when people don't allow me to
just say things I feel out loud without having a fit.
It's just dumb, like I'm gonna say the things.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, I think that we need to all
abide by the eighty twenty rule exactly.
Speaker 1: It's it's kind of like what he says. I mean,
they're yeah, we're all flawed.
Speaker 2: But if you agree with somebody eighty percent of the time,
you agree with them.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's like you and I are best friends.
We don't agree with each other all the time, but
most of the time we.
Speaker 1: Do, you know, Yeah, and of the time we do
right exactly.
Speaker 2: And that's exactly, and that is the way. That's that's
kind of how you That's how I live my life.
Speaker 1: It's like by the.
Speaker 2: Sort of eighty twenty rule, right, and so exactly you
should do that.
Speaker 1: Elon also talked about how he has spoken with Donald
Trump about setting up an efficiency commission, which I thought
was kind of interesting, and he also talks about the matrix.
Speaker 29: I have discussed with Trump the idea of a government
efficiency commission.
Speaker 24: Nice.
Speaker 29: Yeah, and I would be willing to be part.
Speaker 13: Of that commission.
Speaker 29: I wonder how hard that is. The antibody reaction will
be very strong, so you really have to you're attacking
the matrix. At that point, matrix will fight back.
Speaker 1: That's so like chilling to listen to. You know. What
I mean is totally because the matrix is strong.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 1: It is.
Speaker 2: So Kamala just picked your running mate.
Speaker 1: Who is it?
Speaker 2: Tim Walls?
Speaker 1: She picked Walls Walls. Okay, that's good, you guys, that's
actually really good.
Speaker 2: It was that's out of left field yesterday.
Speaker 1: I saw it coming yesterday because it was all the
talk yesterday, and I was like, Okay, it's sounding like
this is going to be the guy, but this is
actually really good. I think I think we collectively should
be happy about it, because he's an idiot that Heidi
says she picked no balls Walls. I love it.
Speaker 2: That's the greatest nickname. They've got to run with that,
Heidi hashtag no balls Walls.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So that that's that is excellent and it is
a testament to the anti Semitic nature of Democrats because
the best choice for them would have been Josh Shapiro,
and the only reason they didn't pick him is because
they hate that he's Jewish. And I love that this
is exposed it. I knew that. I knew they weren't
going to pick Shapiro. I knew it. There's just no way.
Speaker 2: He's like, yeah, that wasn't gonna happen, but I thought
for sure it was going to be Kelly.
Speaker 1: And yeah, Walls is perfect because he's the one that
we just played earlier this week talking about how great
socialism is just a neighborly you guys.
Speaker 2: Me, he's a freaking communist, that guy, he's a no
balls communist. So that that's perfect. So you can't go
farther left than those two.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: And okay, so jd Vance and Walls in a debate,
Oh my god, it's going to beautiful, epic to beautiful.
Speaker 1: And by the way, Walls is the guy who was
on point. He was in Minnesota when the twenty two
twenty riots destroyed much of his cities. So and he
did nothing. He did nothing. Yeah, and so he's got
a record that the GOP can absolutely shine a spike
light on, a spotlight on and say this guy sucks. Yeah.
And he's old, he's old and white. Yeah. Yeah, yeah.
So anyway, that's interesting in good pick. I'm okay with this.
I'm all right with it. I'm great with it. This
is the best of all worlds, if you ask me.
I think this is fantastic, a good one. Meanwhile, Kelly
and Conway, who was such an important part of Trump's
first campaign, has just registered as a foreign agent to Ukraine,
and Don Trump Junior has.
Speaker 30: Thoughts Madman, Pa, what's up with Kelly on Conway registering
as a foreign agent for Ukraine?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 30: That listen, Hey, I like Kelly Ann. You know, I've
known it for a long time. I don't know how, Yeah,
I mean, I don't know how do you do that?
It doesn't it doesn't make any sense to me. I mean,
I guess you take the money and maybe that's DC
or whatever happens over time, But I don't know. How
you can be part of a campaign and do that.
I mean, clearly, the problem is this. You know, the
rich guys in Ukraine, they want the word to continue
because they're stealing the money that we're sending them. They're
happy to send the guys dying, you know, on the
battlegrounds to as cannon fodder over there because they don't
have any power, and so they'll they'll send that. So,
you know, if you're working for Ukraine, it's hard, Like
I can't imagine like that anyone there is actually working
for peace, and like Trump's the only guy that can
actually get peace there. So yeah, like I said, I
like Kelly and a lot, you know, that one that's
I don't know, it's just a little too I don't
want to comment any further because I'll get myself in trouble,
but it's a little too swampy for my taste. And honestly,
it's it's it's tough to sort of hard to believe.
Maybe it's wrong.
Speaker 13: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't think it's wrong. It's just the thing that's happened.
Speaker 2: Okay, so if that happened, I mean it's gross, but
then again, it's not surprising. She slept with George Conway
at least four times. So what are you gonna do?
You know, I mean, she's she's obviously taking money from
a foreign country, so she g gross. Yeah, it's like
people in politics. Man, We've known good people, or we
think that are good people, and then they get there,
they get into politics and they just become completely different
people and they sell out for money and it's gross.
Speaker 1: They become whores. Yeah, they become whores to the system.
And they happened a million times.
Speaker 2: We have you guys, We've seen it happen. Two decent
people and they you think they're gonna do good things
and they get in there and they just sell that.
Speaker 1: They just sell themselves out. It's gross, and you're like.
Speaker 2: It's all about money and power and it does corrupt.
It's so gross, and you just they become completely different
human beings and it's so disappointing.
Speaker 1: And it is it is absolutely about the money. Is
someone Joe Reaber pointed out that it's fifty thousand dollars
a month, So oh my god. Yeah, money talks and
Kelly in comes running.
Speaker 2: I couldn't do it.
Speaker 1: I couldn't know. There's no way. There's no way.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't do it. I'm sorry. I just I'm sorry.
I'm not sorry. I would not do it. I'd rather,
I'd rather to be poor. Yeah, you know, I couldn't
do it.
Speaker 1: Growth Usha, Jade Vance's wife, was on with Ainsley Earhart
for an interview and Ainsley wanted to address the whole
childless cat ladies comment that everybody is all freaking out
about from JD from twenty twenty one, and so here
his Here is how Usha addressed.
Speaker 17: There are a few comments that are out there that
I have to ask you about. In twenty twenty one,
JD said we are effectively run by a bunch of
childless cat ladies taking aim at government leaders who don't
have children.
Speaker 20: What was the reaction, Well, I mean I took a
moment to look and actually see what he had said
and try to understand what the context was and all that,
which is something that I really wish people would do
a little bit more often. And the reality is he
made equip in service of making a point that he
wanted to make that was substantive and it had actual meaning.
And I just wish sometimes that people would talk about
those things that we would spend a lot less time.
Speaker 1: Just sort of going through.
Speaker 20: This three word phrase or that three word phrase, because
what he was really saying is that it can be
really hard to be a parent in this country, and
sometimes our policies are designed in a way that make
it even harder, and we should be asking ourselves.
Speaker 1: Why is that true?
Speaker 20: What is it about our leadership and the way that
they think about the world that makes it so hard
sometimes for parents? And that's the conversation that I really
think that we should have. And I understand why he
was saying that.
Speaker 17: What do you say to the women who were offended
or were hurt by that?
Speaker 20: Well, I think I would say, first of all, that
JD absolutely at the time and today would never ever
ever want to say something to hurt someone who was
trying to have a family, who really was struggling with that,
And he made it that clear at the time, and
he's made that clear today. I think what I would
say is, let's try to look at the real conversation
that he's trying to have and engage with it and
understand for those of us who do have families, for
the many of us who want to have families, and
for whom it's really hard. What can we do to
make it better? What can we do to make it
easier to live in twenty twenty four?
Speaker 1: What do you think about that answer? I think it's awesome.
I think she's awesome.
Speaker 2: But the people that she's trying to reach, the childless
cat ladies who took offense, they're never going to listen
to the full context. You know, the Jennifer Anistons of
the world are never going to listen to the full
context because they don't want to. They just don't want
They want to be closed minded and they don't want
to have that conversation and they don't want to, So
you're not going to reach them.
Speaker 1: Just how I know. But I thought that was as
good of an answer as she created. Answer for sure. Yep.
Marilyn air Over on Venmo says, good morning, beautiful chicks.
Four years ago we sent our eighteen year old son
set our eighteen year old son up with an e
trade account so he could learn about investing. He read
the market and sold off last week. Can he please
replace the bridge troll? I don't know what that means.
Replace the bridge troll? Like, do we have another troll
to get rid of. I don't know what that. Yeah,
I don't know what that means. But thank you for that.
Kim Donaldson, thank you. Since Jared Bernstein went to the
Manhattan School of Music, has a Master of Social Work
from Hunter College and a doctorate of Social Work from Columbia.
Speaker 2: How does this help with Oh my god, how is
he a finance guy?
Speaker 1: He is the chief economic advisor or on the council
and he has an MSW. My god, Oh my gosh.
Speaker 2: My daughter in law, My daughter in law is an MSW.
At no point would she ever say I think I'm
going to go ahead and advise on the economy or
anything financial.
Speaker 1: She would say that to you. Holy cow, I did
not know that.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 1: Janine Gledhill, Thank you Janine, She says, love you girls,
missed you while I was cruising for my sixtieth take
my casino winnings. Thank you and happy birthday. Karen Elliott says,
my nickname for Kamala sing to Karma Chamellon. Yeah, we
used to say that. We used to say that all
the time. Comma and the photo in the story says,
I agree with Victor David Hanson. Kemp is also a
good governor. He's very popular in Georgia and so and
then Stuart the Britt says, try and build a walls
now as walls is the see what he did there,
like no balls, walls. And then I think Marilyn just
sent another saying Janet Yellen. Oh, yes, her son should
replace Janet Yellen. Okay, I got it, Yes, I got it. Sorry,
we're there, we're tracking. Now, we're tracking. You gotta be
specific when you do the supers because we our minds
are going on test ahead now right, we need to
move on to Kamala because now that she's got her
VP choice, there's gonna be a lot to talk about
over the next several days, which, by the way, we
are not going to be here Thursday and Friday, just
so you know, I'm not going to South Carolina, but
we are going to take the time off because I
still have a lot to do related to the move.
So just FYI, there will be a show tomorrow, just
not on Thursday and Friday. Okay, but I got it. Okay,
So there are there's a lot of talk still about
this phenomenon that's happening with Kamala where she doesn't have
to actually think anything or say anything, but yet is
experiencing this explosion of popularity. And so here is some
folks from MSNBC talking about this meteoric, spontaneous rise in
the polls.
Speaker 16: There was a sense of increased enthusiasm, excitement, a sense
that they might actually be able win this thing.
Speaker 13: Now is the polling reflecting.
Speaker 10: That morning ed?
Speaker 31: And the short answer is yes. Let me remind everybody
this is a shift because Joe Biden when he was
the nominee, was down five points nationally to Donald Trump.
Speaker 15: So what's behind.
Speaker 31: This is really interesting because you see more Democrats now
say not only are they excited about Harris as nominee,
but that they're going to vote, and that'll make your
poll numbers go up. In fact, if you look at
our estimates across each and every one of the battleground
states from Pennsylvania to Michigan, down South Georgia, Arizona and others,
they're all even or close, and that is your reset race.
You see core Democratic constituencies saying they're.
Speaker 1: Going to vote.
Speaker 31: Specifically, black voters are enthusiastic. Their numbers of saying they're
going to vote are up from July. And I want
to talk about the women's vote, because not only does
Harris do better than Biden was doing, but women tell
us they think that Harris would look out for the
interests of women more so than Donald Trump. So it's
not just a demographic break. That's the rationale behind it.
Speaker 2: Head do women not by gas groceries? I mean, it's like,
do we just is that all we're good for is
going and getting abortions?
Speaker 21: Is?
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't understand you women. I don't.
Speaker 2: I just I don't because I handle I handle the
finances in my house and I mean I actually get
gas in my own car. I go grocery shopping once
in a while, you know I And things suck.
Speaker 1: Right well, and so does the world around you. I
mean the world around you also sucks. And the world
is dangerous because of this administration. Yeah, I'm a woman,
and I care about security. I don't.
Speaker 2: I have two daughters. I worry about their safety. It's
I swear these women are just there's they're erasing of women,
that's all. They are embarrassing to women because they're like, well,
I mean, she's I've got lady parts, So I guess
I gotta vote far.
Speaker 1: You're an idiot, complete idiot. And what worries me because
I know people are like Polish molds, you just don't
pay attention to polls. What I do worry about is
the enthusiasm, because enthusiasm translates into actual voter registration and
going to the polls. I worry, especially after hearing that
terrifying stat from Scott Presler about the rallies of the
Trump rallies where they're packed full of people and only
thirteen percent of them are actually registered to vote. That
terrifies me that there's all these people that are like,
go Trump, that don't actually get their butts off to
do the work to vote. That's what I worry about.
It's true, and that is actually true.
Speaker 2: You guys, you could like believe that because as a
precinct chair, I will tell you that is one hundred
percent true.
Speaker 1: So infuriating that people just sit home. I just can't.
Speaker 2: They're like, well, I'm not going to make a difference.
I mean, I love going to the rallies, but I'm
not going to make a difference, So why bother?
Speaker 1: This is what they do.
Speaker 2: And they're like, well, they cheat anyway, so I'm not
going to bother bother.
Speaker 1: Bother, bother, Yeah, please bother, Oh my god, do all
the bothering, and then Rich Lowry on Kamala's rise, but
also a Trump Trump's the strategy that Trump should employ.
Speaker 32: Has obviously had a huge burst of momentum. Right She's
gone from a month ago she was a subpar vice
president and now she's the second coming of Barack Obama basically,
And a lot of it has to do with just
sheer media adulation, a lot of his relief among Democrats,
and no longer having Biden at the top of the ticket.
But I think her case, and this because what we
were talking about earlier is basically, you guys maybe didn't
like Trump and Biden very much. I'm a third force.
I'm fresh and new, And what Trump has to argue
is none. How she was an integral part of the
administration that most Americans consider failed, you know the presidents.
Speaker 1: That's exactly That's exactly right, Like that has to be
the strategy. She owns this administration's failures. She was part
of it. She's done nothing that and look at what
I did and look at what I will do. Because
Coma's not going to tell you anything about what she
going to do. There's not going to be on a website.
Speaker 2: She will tell you nothing, period. She's just gonna say
nothing until like she they're going to keep her hidden.
They're going to keep her from saying Jack squat for
the next three months. Yep, she hasn't said anything nothing,
and people need to keep dragging her for that, like
calling her out, where's kam? I love all the accounts
I know, Jade Vance is one of them. Tom Cotton's another.
Speaker 1: Who are literally counting days since she became the presumptive
nominee and how many days it's been since she's answered
a single question. And I love that they're doing that.
That needs to be spread far and.
Speaker 2: Why it's the same tactic they use for Biden they
hit him in the basement. They're doing the same thing
with her. This is and they're gonna and they think
that they're going to like put her over the goalpost
to get her elected this way and.
Speaker 1: It could very well work, Absolutely good Greg Gottfeld saying
it in just always the perfect way, talking about how
it's irrational exuberance.
Speaker 23: You know, that debate exposed probably the biggest political skill
hand in modern history. Right, They covered up a president's dementia.
Speaker 1: Then three weeks ago.
Speaker 23: We had probably the biggest security breach in decades, an
attempted assassination, and yet without doing a thing.
Speaker 2: Kamala is the story. She's done nothing, she said nothing.
Speaker 23: Yet she is the story that tells you that the
machine is doing all of it. She's just the constant variable.
It doesn't matter. She's having fun because she knows everything
is taken care of. Right, She's like a tourist in
the backseat of a Vegas limo with a roady Long
Island iced tea on the heading to the casino to
play with the house chips.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 23: But the Republicans, and this is the key point, they
have to show up because the fact is, if you
do not confront the Democratic Party with the dementia cover
up and who participated in it, which was her, she's
going to get away with it. That they are driving
full speed into that story. And if the Republicans don't
confront them and say she was behind this because she
knew she would get the nomination.
Speaker 2: She knew she would get the nomination.
Speaker 23: If this happened, if they covered it up, that's the.
Speaker 2: Story, yep.
Speaker 1: But they're going to cover for her. They're going to
keep covering for her, clearly. Yeah, And that's why everybody's
just got to be as loud as possible about saying
all the things and not being and being fearless about
saying the things right.
Speaker 2: And when you see people say I'm with her, I'd
be like, why she covered this up? She was part
of the cabal. I mean it was a coup. This
is unconstituted. I mean the way they did this was
it's non democratic. And they've been preaching democracy to us
for how many years? And now that's not now right
right now, all of a sudden they stop saying it.
I wonder why.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm very glad that Tim Poole is so very
popular and has so many listeners because I know we
say it all the time how important it is to vote,
to not just be a Trump supporter, but to actually
cast a vote for him. And when he talks about
what a Kamala president and see would look like, it
should scare I would hope his audience into doing that,
into voting, because it's not gonna be good. D This
is what I actually fear though.
Speaker 33: Right at Donald Trump President's gonna be presidency and administration
will be marginally good. He's gonna hire some bad people.
Maybe he learned his lesson, He'll hire some better people.
Speaker 2: It'll be okay.
Speaker 33: We're gonna be moderately happy with it. I think the
economy being good means many people will be very happy
with it. Kamala Harris has no policy business on her
website now. She has not received a single vote. She
was installed, and they're showing polls where she's within the
margin of era of beating Trump. And if that happens,
That's what really scares me is this is the powers
that be saying, can we enact Chinese communistyle governance in
the United States? Because if Kamala Harris wins, that's what
it is. And it's unfortunate that it really comes down
to Trump and oblivion. And I don't mean to say
that Kamal Airis is gonna be like Hitler or anything
like that, although some guy from Splinter News, which used
to be Fusion where I work, actually believed my over
the top tweet where I said she'd start eight hundred
wars and he thought it was real because they're not
smart people. What I mean is Kamala Harris winning signals
the end of the republic. Yeah, it's I really do
think if Kamala wins, you're gonna wake up and you're
gonna buy bread. You're gonna wake up. You're gonna go
to the store and get milk, bread and eggs. You're
gonna turn on the TV and you're gonna watch your
Fox News or your News Max or ob see, whatever
it is you're watching. Kamala will be president. There will
be there'll be expansion of war, there will be mass spending,
and you will have no say and no power over it.
It will not be a dramatic overnight end. People will
not be rounded up and putting camps, none of that.
It's just going to be the beginning of the end
of the republic, which is no more representation by the people.
Speaker 10: I think that's right. And we're seeing no representation by
the people in the Democrat party. And you also are
seeing something which is fascinating, which is all of these
Democrats saying and it's a good thing. Yeah, and we
like it this way, and please tell us what to do,
you know, beat us some more. That is what we
are into.
Speaker 2: Thank you, sir, May I have another, Thank you, ma'am.
May I have another. This is what they're doing and
they like it. Because these people want socialism, they want communism,
they like it. They want to be told what to do,
how to live their lives, and we are the antithesis
of that, and that is why I want a divorce.
Speaker 1: Same Kim Donaldson says, it's Walls just announced. Yeah, you
need to rewind because we talked about that. We already
talked about that. Remember how yesterday you were saying that
there was gonna there was all these comedians getting together
on behalf of Kamala like doing a I don't even
know what they were doing.
Speaker 2: It was like comedians for Kamala's what it was like
like a zoom comics comics for kamalas what it was
he was a zoom call.
Speaker 1: Well, they had it, and I'm not gonna do a
lot from it. Just one clip from Ben Stiller because
I thought it was so interesting that he says, as
a Jew, a Jew, he wishes he were black, And
I was like, what kind of talking point is this ship.
Speaker 27: That's why everybody's got to get out and vote and donate.
And she's also an historic candidate. You know, it's going
to be the first woman president. And that's incredibly exciting.
And you know, she's Indian, she's black, she's everything you
could be, more than one thing. It's incredible. You know,
I'm Jewish and Irish. I wish I was black. Every
white Jewish guy wishes he was black.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, what the any white Jewish guys out there,
do you wish you were black? I mean it's like
what every Jewish, every white Jewish guy wishes they were
Really is that true?
Speaker 1: Because I called I called bullshit on that. I just
I don't even understand what's wrong? What are wrong with
these people? Those people are psychotic. They are psychotic, so.
Speaker 2: Stupid And does he know does he know that Democrats
actually don't like Jewish people? Does he know that? Who's
going to tell him?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Exactly. There is also a new trend on TikTok
that's happening that is horrifying. They are taking sound bites
from Kamala rallies where she's giving her scripted speeches. They're
taking sound bites and then they're setting those sound bites
to music and creating new TikTok dances for them. And
it's people that look like this something.
Speaker 9: To say, if you've got something to say, donalds if
you've just something to say, Donaldsnald.
Speaker 2: I'm horrified.
Speaker 1: For That's a thing that's happening now a lot.
Speaker 2: Trump's like, I'm gonna go ahead and pass. I'm gonna
go ahead and pass to say that to your face.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. Along anyway, I just wanted to share
that new trend welcome. Kristen Thompson says, no Oh, Ball's
Walls is the perfect pick for Kamala. She loves emasculated
men like her soy boy husband. Totally. My gosh, with
that question, I wonder if that guy. I'm sure he's
married right and has kids. Yeah, I'm pretty sure, although
I don't I mean, I actually I'm just assuming. I
don't know. I don't know anything about him other than
his policies suck and he's totally Yeah. Also, remember like
last week, I think it was where I had said
it was making me crazy that people were mispronouncing Kamala's
name after four years of her being vice president. Did you,
and I know you you're out of control. This is
like so dumb that you care about this.
Speaker 2: I didn't say that you were out of control, but
it was a little to you.
Speaker 1: But just like people were all, you know, right, it's
don't because I don't really care. Yeah, I don't, And
so I thought it was hilarious that Mika and Joe
very bothered by the mispronunciation as well. But I don't
know if Joe actually knows how to pronounce it.
Speaker 3: It.
Speaker 1: So just so we're clear, it's Kamala not Kamala, and
a lot of people say Kamala like without knowing that
that's wrong. They're not trying to be mean, they're not
trying to make fun of her, they just genuinely don't
know that it's Kamala, and so they say Kamala. So
Mika and Joe are talking about that, right and Joe
and Joe's super angry at people who mispronounce her name,
But then he goes on to mispronounce it, and so
I don't know. You have to just watch this clip
and tell me if you think he actually knows how
it's pronounced.
Speaker 2: Again, And this is this is serious. They they all
deliberately mispronounce her name, Come on serious, repeatedly, all the
host Kamala, Kamala, Kamala.
Speaker 34: I mean, some of them don't do it on purpose,
but there's definitely like a kind of thing they're doing
there to make even her name seem different.
Speaker 2: Wait, her name is Kamala, and he was saying that
we are mispronouncing it kamala.
Speaker 1: Well that's what I was confused about, because he says it.
He says, people mispronounce it kamala. And then he's like,
and I'm just constantly hearing Kamala, Kamala, Kamala, which is correct.
And so now I don't even know if he knows how.
I don't think he knows. Okay, that's kind of funny.
Then I think he just is.
Speaker 2: Kind of funny. I think he just wants something to
bitch about.
Speaker 1: I just wow, Like I just could not believe that
he was bitching about it. But then also I can't
tell if he really knows. I also wonder have they ever.
Speaker 2: Addressed the whole assassination attempt thing? Have they ever talked
about it? I don't watch that show, so I could
not begin That's the thing, because remember they were taking
off the air that day. The day after, they were
so off the air because they because the network obviously
didn't think they could handle it, because they are a
bunch of babies who bitch about Trump all the time,
and I just wonder if they ever addressed it. I
don't think they ever did, because these these are just
unseerious people.
Speaker 1: Over on locals. Osuki says, I've already shared on Twitter
Kamal's cigarette. I don't understand that, like camel camel, cigaart okay,
uh picks no balls walls as VP. Are you guys
like watching our show, like you know, we talked about that,
like I've people are saying it like after the fact,
like we don't know is it that we they want
us to talk about it?
Speaker 23: More?
Speaker 1: Like what's happening? Why are we getting Why are you
guys sending us stickers that tell us things that we've
already said we did, We did talk about it, we did, Okay,
I don't understand what's happening. Also, Kamala, you know how
we've been picking out some clips to share that like
are from the past, some of which I did not
know about. This is this one is super creepy because
it gives you insight into how power driven she is.
This is old, you can tell because she looks much younger,
but it's psycho like. She's talking about how much power
she had as a prosecutor, and you can tell that
she's getting she's kind of getting off on this, you guys.
Speaker 6: Or I have as a prosecutor, is that with a
swipe of my pen, I can charge someone with a misdemeanor,
the lowest level offense possible. And by virtue of that
swipe of my pen, you will have to go to
a courthouse and stand in line. You will have to
come out of pocket and hire an attorney. You may
get arrested for a few hours. You will be embarrassed
in your community, You will miss time from coming onto
the Google campus, all because with the swipe of my pen,
I have charged you with a crime which I may.
Speaker 1: Choose to dismiss two weeks later.
Speaker 6: It's an incredible amount of power.
Speaker 1: That's freaking bat shit right there, the way that she's
talking about that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was a weird It's just a weird subject
to be talking about out loud. Yeah, that's weird. It's like,
you're right, I think she was getting off on it. Yeah, yeah,
and imagine if she becomes president. Right, Oh god d
good lord.
Speaker 1: Y yike uh oh. Suki says, no, I shared it
because you guys said, Okay, thank you for sharing it
on Twitter. I'm sure it's out there, but thank you
very much for sharing it on Twitter. Okay, this is
another clip and I don't know when this is from
or what venue. It says recode. I don't even know
what that means on the screen. But she's on a panel, okay,
and there's like a woman on like a white woman
on one side of her who's listening to what she's saying.
And you can tell she is cringing on her behalf.
Like if I were sitting next to Kamala when she
was behaving like this, I too would be cringing. This
is just crapy.
Speaker 6: You know, we have to stay woke, like everybody needs
to be woke. And you can talk about if you're
the wokest or woker, but just stay more woke than
less woke.
Speaker 34: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, actually he's so that much way.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's it. That's weird. Yes, that's what's weird. Right, Yeah,
why is she saying that I'm not going to be woke? Moron?
It's just the dumbest thing.
Speaker 3: Ever.
Speaker 2: No, how about you just like know how to do
your job, which we know you can't do, stay woke.
Speaker 1: The Trump should put that in an ad like that
should be all over an ad for sure.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because woke equals men playing in women's sports, Woke
equals mutilating children. Woke equals a lot of things that no,
I'm not down with, so maybe shut up about that. Now.
Speaker 1: There's also a new st clip. This is actually of
an old she's mocking an old Kamala clip back when
Kamala was celebrating Juneteenth. But she is so perfect at it,
and she puts her own little unique spin on it
at the very end, because this is a lip sync. Right,
but then listen at the very end, Happy Juneteenth.
Speaker 19: Please the seat.
Speaker 2: My god, I can't. Good evening everyone, I'm an asshole.
Speaker 1: This is the world right now.
Speaker 2: It is the world. That's that's us. We're a huge
dumpster fire. Good evening everyone. I'm an asshole.
Speaker 3: I just love the.
Speaker 1: Way she said that, so true.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, listen, I cannot handle four years of
that cackle. I can't.
Speaker 1: I know, man, it's gonna be you, guys.
Speaker 2: I can't. We've got You've got it. We've got to
vote for Trump. We have to. It's the cackle cale alone.
I mean, the policy is aside, but the cackle. I can't.
Speaker 1: I know, I know. Here's an interesting story that happened
in Nassau County, New York. So you guys remember just
four short years ago when there were all kinds of
mask mandates. Now in Nassau County, there is a mask
ban and you're going to see a report about it
right here.
Speaker 35: With a controversial new bill that was just passed in
Nassau County. The measure changes the rules for wearing masks
and face coverings in public, and as News twelve's Kevin
VC explains, there were some heated moments as the bill
was being discussed.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, tensions boiled over tonight at the Nasau
Legislature when at least one person was arrested. The cast
came during a heated discussion about the county's Mask Transparency Act.
The measure makes it ille legal to wear a mask
in public unless it's for the person's health, religion, or
celebratory purposes. A similar state law had been on the
books prior to the COVID pandemic. This law and dangers
my life.
Speaker 1: This law and dangers the lives of many people.
Speaker 3: Bridget Jones is immunocompromised and came from Harlem to speak
against the measure.
Speaker 1: Criminalizing a tool that literally is ppe.
Speaker 3: It's a mobility aid.
Speaker 2: It saved lives.
Speaker 3: The county legislature passed the bill along party lines. All
twelve Republicans voted in favor, all seven Democrats abstained Supporters
say it prevents people from committing crimes or acts of
violence while hiding behind a mask.
Speaker 2: This bill addresses the urgency to mitigate potential regards to
the community safety and to ensure an accountability amongst the protesters.
Speaker 3: Police will determine if a mask is being worn for
legitimate purposes. Opponents say that could lead to discrimination.
Speaker 36: Black and brown residents in Nasal County are overly targeted,
more so than white people, and so we see that
this mask ban will only exacerbate that issue.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 3: NASA County Executive Bruce Blakeman is expected to sign that
legislation and it would go into effect immediately. Penalties for
illegally wearing a mask would include up to one year
behind bars and a one thousand dollars Fine.
Speaker 2: How we've wall circle, I mean, what in the world
and the government is so dumb. We're just so dumb,
Like it was just what like two days ago where
they were like, there's a mask mandate, and now they're like,
you can't wear a mask.
Speaker 1: Oh, and mass are racist for something I don't.
Speaker 2: I can't keep.
Speaker 1: Track, you guys.
Speaker 2: It's like the stupidity of our of our government is
is beyond the pale.
Speaker 1: And and but I get it. I mean, I guess, yeah,
I don't look at look at this guy, like this
guy is in full like a full ski mask, just
walking around New York City. And I don't think that
should be that should not be a thing because you
could literally walk into any place Robert and no one
would have any idea how to idea.
Speaker 2: I think masks are stupid. They didn't help during COVID.
They're just dumb, Like the whole reason a lot of
these people listen. I'm sure there's some people that are
like if you are actually, you know, compromised, But there
are a lot of people out there that are like,
I'm imm you know, compromised. No you're not, are you really?
Like some people that say they are aren't really you
know what I mean, And they just they're wearing the
mask because they have now they feel they're just they're
so mentally, I don't want to say the word. They're
just they're so emotionally attached to these masks now because
they wore them for so many years and they don't
want to let go. Believe me, I've been to Austin
and I've seen a lot of people that still wear them,
and they just wear them because they want to wear them,
and they just they're so attached and.
Speaker 1: That's so that's just psycho And there are some of
the reasons.
Speaker 2: Listen, I'm sure there are some people like listen, if
you have cancer or whatever you want to, I get it.
But there are some people that are just super attached
to these and it's absolutely ridiculous. It's the full circleness
of this is.
Speaker 1: I know, it's amazing crazy, and it is. You know,
there are exceptions obviously for people who want who want
or need to wear them for medical purposes. So that's
why the outrage is so dumb. Like if you're not
going to dress up in a ski mask or like
go commit a violent protest, you're probably gonna be fine,
you know what I mean. It's to prevent stuff like that,
that anonymity when you're trying to do shady shit. That's
what it's for, all right. Neil Gorsich has a new
book coming out called Overruled, and so he's been making
the talk show rounds and a couple points that were interesting.
He had a reaction when talking to Shannon Breem about
Biden Harris's recent Supreme Court you know overhauls that they
want to propose, and he had a message for them.
Speaker 16: First, Shannon sat down with Justice Neil Gorsich the Supreme
Court and has his response to President Biden's proposed reforms.
Speaker 26: You are not in a bubble here at the Court.
There are real world events happening. The President has proposed
now changes to the Court, supported appears by the Vice
president who looks like she's going to be the Democratic nominee.
How does the Court feel about potential changes? Term limits, athleics,
codes that are enforced by someone in ways that it isn't.
Speaker 12: Now, Shen, You're not going to be surprised that I'm
not going to get into what is now a political
issue during a presidential election year.
Speaker 13: I don't think that would be helpful.
Speaker 12: I have one thought to add, it is that the
independent judiciary means what does it mean to you as
an American? It means that when you're unpopular, you can
get a fair hearing under the law and under the constitution.
If you're in the majority, you don't need judges and
juries to hear you and protect your rights.
Speaker 13: You're popular.
Speaker 12: It's there for the moments when when the spotlight's on you,
when the government's coming after you. And don't you want
a ferociously independent judge and a jury of your peers
to make those decisions. Isn't that You're right as an American?
And so I just say be careful.
Speaker 1: I love him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's a good one. He's a really good one voice.
Speaker 37: I know.
Speaker 2: I wish we had more like him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we really really need more of him.
Speaker 2: It's like a dying breed, you know.
Speaker 1: And he talked about on CBS in a different interview.
He also talked about, you know, this accusation that there's
leaning towards one side or the other politically, and it's
Major Garrett, who is just such a needler anymore? Yeh,
damn that guy. I don't like him either, And I
feel like Neil Gorsich sets him straight.
Speaker 12: Read the other day that an ideologically divided I don't
know what that means.
Speaker 13: This last term.
Speaker 12: That I agreed with Justice Sodomai, R, Justice Kagan, and
Justice Jackson something like forty five percent of the time.
That's the court, I know.
Speaker 21: But there are people who watch this right now and say,
I thought I understood what Roe versus Wade meant in
our country. I thought I understood what affirmative action and
college admissions meant. And this court has told me I
didn't understand what those things meant, and I wrongly relied
on things and I thought were settled.
Speaker 12: What would you say to those, I'd say, those are
deeply complex legal questions on which reasonable minds can, of
course and do disagree. And then when it comes to
Roe versus Wade, for example, what did the court decide
decided that we the people should answer that question? Not
nine people sitting in Washington, DC.
Speaker 1: Yes, Yes, exactly totally. That he's a good one, beautiful answer.
Tom Jay says, I'm black and grew up in Nassau County.
We're not targeted there. In fact, I got away with
too much lol. Samantha k Part says just moved from
conservative Tennessee to the DC area for work. At least
twenty percent of people still wearing masks pray for my sanity. Wow,
and then jam Jams says, hopefully Corey Bush gets fired today.
Missouri primaries are today. Get out and vote. Oh my gosh,
if you are in Missouri, go go go get her out.
That would be the greatest news to hear. Wait, right,
is that God fire? Right? That would be amazing. Tell
her to follow what's his name? Jamal her and Jamal
can go just do whatever it is that they do
by Yeah, wow, okay, yeah, if you're in Missouri, go go,
go do it. I learned something about Mark Robinson from
North Carolina, who is running for governor and who I
very much hope win. He released a video with his
wife about the fact that they had an abortion thirty
years ago, and I had no idea that this was
part of his history. Super interesting how they addressed it
years ago.
Speaker 38: My wife and I made a very difficult decision.
Speaker 13: We had an abortion.
Speaker 38: It was like this solid pain between us that we
never spoke of.
Speaker 13: It's something that stays with you forever.
Speaker 38: That's why I stand by our current law, and it
provides common sense exceptions for life of the mother, incest,
and rape, which gives help to mothers and stops cruel
late term abortions. When I'm governor, mothers in need will
be supported.
Speaker 1: I freaking love that ad. Yeah, I did too, And
I love how real he is. Yeah, you know how
he shared that.
Speaker 2: I think it's great that he shared it and his
wife was there too, you know. I mean, listen, I'm
pro life, but that's I appreciate his vulnerability in that moment.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And that facturs as well, the fact that he
knows this is an issue that will never ever ever
be agreed on by by one hundred percent of people,
and the fact that the North Carolina now has a
law saying you can get them up to twelve weeks.
He's simply saying, I'm not messing with that law. And
I think it's a smart campaign move, and I think
it's really just a great move all the way around
for him to put that message.
Speaker 2: Out, especially since you know they did that when you know,
thirty years ago, because and if somebody would have pried
into their business, which you know they would have, if
he would have messed with that and he would have said,
I don't you know, I'm completely against abortion. I want
to outlaw in the state, they would have been like well,
wait a second. You guys had one thirty years ago,
so you're hypocrites. So I mean it was probably the
right move for him just to say I'm not going
to mess with anything. Listen if and I like how
she said, it affects you the rest of your life.
Speaker 1: We are all choked up about it.
Speaker 2: They're obviously emotionally destructed. It was it was a decision
they made, and you can tell that decision wrecked them.
And people need to understand that it wrecked them, you know,
and it's something that they probably regret every single day, clearly. Yeah,
And that's the and they're shame involved, and that's something
we need to you and I wrote about that in
our book. We've got to like attach shame and regret
to abortion again. I feel like, you know, there's all
these lunatics out there that are like.
Speaker 1: Shot my abortion. It's so graying.
Speaker 2: It's that's where we are now, and it's I don't
know why we're at that place.
Speaker 1: If there should be.
Speaker 2: Just there should be shame attached to it, there should
be awfulness attached, because that's what it is.
Speaker 1: It's awful.
Speaker 2: And so you can see the pain in their faces
when they talked about it, and I'm glad that they
am glad he did that.
Speaker 1: Ad Shannon Pope said, the Robinsons are the sweetest people,
and I believe that. I totally believe.
Speaker 2: They seem like it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, let's have a nice little flashback, shall we? To win?
Leadership was amazing. We've got two clips to share from
two amazing leaders, the first being Margaret Thatcher who was
talking about illegal immigration of all things back in the day.
Speaker 39: Those who are genuine refugees and that is determined again
by the United Nations will not be returned. Those who
are illegal immigrants.
Speaker 40: Those who are enable immigrants will be returned. And it
is customary international law for countries to receive their own
immigrants back into that country.
Speaker 1: And it's right, honorable.
Speaker 39: Gentleman is suggesting that we ever get to a position
when you cannot return illegal immigrants to that country of origin.
Then his proposing international chaos.
Speaker 1: She was, she was the shiz right, man. She was amazing,
She really was. Man, I'm just amazing.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: We also have a flashback from the goat from Ronald Reagan,
who is telling a joke and there's nobody that tells
them like Ronald Reagan, Am I right.
Speaker 2: Uh huh right. I have a picture of him hanging
up up here. You guys can't see if he's right
right next to me in my office.
Speaker 1: So I had not heard him tell this joke before,
and I've heard a lot of his jokes, but I
hadn't heard this one, and it's a good one.
Speaker 5: It's a story about a woman who walked into a
bridle shop one day and told the sales clerk that
she was looking for a wedding gown for her fourth
wedding or A saleswoman asked, just exactly what type of
dress are.
Speaker 13: You looking for?
Speaker 5: A long, flowing white dress with a veil, she responded
with assurance, not totally convinced, but afraid to offend the woman.
A saleslady said, you know, dresses of that nature are
usually more appropriate for brides who are being married for
the first time, for those a bit more in if
you know what I mean. Well, the lady retorted and
put her hand on her hip. I do know what
you mean, and I can assure you I'm as innocent
as the rest of them. Despite all my marriages, I
remain as innocent as any first time bride. When you see,
my first husband was a dear sweet man. It was
a terrible tragedy. Actually, all the excitement of the wedding
was simply too much for him, and he died as
we checked into the hotel on our wedding night. I'm
sorry to hear that, said the clerk. But what about
the others? Well, my second husband and I got into
a terrible fight in the limousine on the way to
our wedding reception. We haven't spoken since and got the
marriage quickly annowed. What about your third husband, asked the
store clerk. Well, the woman replied. He was a democrat,
and every night for four years he just sat on
the edge of the bed and told me how good
it was going to be. Sorry, I just couldn't resist telling.
Speaker 1: Us so great. Oh my god, isn't it the best?
Speaker 3: I love?
Speaker 1: That is the greatest. It's gonna be really good, you guys,
It's gonna be really good. All right, I think we
have time for schlong, right, We're gonna do a shlong today. Yes,
even though we're overtime, we're still gonna do. It's gonna
be a long shows. A long show show today is
Sloang is going to be about hawk Tua, but not
in the way that you think. So she had her moment,
and I enjoyed it as much as everybody else did,
and then stopped enjoying it when it just became ridiculous.
I never really enjoyed it. It was funny, like for
the first day or two, maybe like three seconds, I
was like and then I was like, okay, And now
it's like, she continues to get on shows, even as
shows as big as Bill Maher's show, so he had
her own on. We have a couple of clips to share,
the second one of which is going to be the
foundation for our discussion for today's Schlang because it's getting
a lot of controversy around it. But before we get
to that clip, the first one just to like remind you,
guys what an idiot she is. This is probably one
of the greatest misheard song lyrics of all time. Here
is here she is to tell you about it?
Speaker 13: All right? So you're listening to Taylor Swift and who else?
Who else is heard a tighten cry? Do you listen
to a lot of rap?
Speaker 1: I mean here and there like old rap, though I'll
listen about some new rap.
Speaker 37: What's old to you? Old rap. To me, it's the
same jay Z and Tupac. No, you've heard of jay.
Speaker 1: Z, Yeah and Tupac. I've heard of both of them.
I just don't listen to him like that.
Speaker 13: Yeah, so that's that one song jay Z's in.
Speaker 10: It's like concrete Jungle, what dream Tomato?
Speaker 1: Yeah about New York.
Speaker 13: Uh, what dream Tomato.
Speaker 1: That's not what it says, That's what it sounds like.
And that's what I know.
Speaker 22: It both.
Speaker 13: Wet dream Tomato, great.
Speaker 3: Jungle, what dream tom.
Speaker 1: Sorry, but that is awesome. Wet dream Tomato. That's the best.
Eddie Eddie are you walking? You guys are unfamiliar with
the song. It's concrete jungle where what dreams are made of?
Not wet dream Tomato. Of course it's wet dream Tomato
to her.
Speaker 2: Okay, I I think the fact that he had her
on is completely creepy.
Speaker 1: Well we haven't even gotten to the creepy yet. So yeah,
he's the reason that he is being accused of being
creepy is for is because of this next clip, because
and I don't Well, we'll play it and then we'll
discuss here it is.
Speaker 37: I got it already, No, we got you, did you
do a podcast. You do it right here in Club
random if you do it my way sex Expert, and
I'll tell you no, I'll tell you why.
Speaker 13: Wait wait wait, I'll tell you why.
Speaker 37: Because you need to when you're I told you you
were given this chip. You were given the chip of fame.
Now you want to trade that in for something that
uses that but takes it to the next level. You
have to like trade on what you're already known for.
That's the one thing you're known for. So you could
do a podcast for like I don't know if there's
anything from somebody that age with that point of view,
but it couldn't be frivolous.
Speaker 13: You have to take it seriously. Could you do that
possibly and.
Speaker 37: Talk about sex but seriously serious issues because there are
a lot of really serious issues. I mean, you know
there's one that's related to what made you famous. Yep,
what what am I going to say? You have no
idea what I'm going to say.
Speaker 1: I don't know, I don't know where this is going.
Speaker 37: I'm going to tell you where it's going. You learned
that thing about spitting from porn. That's where that came.
What you did, maybe not directly, but trust me, like that,
the idea of spitting. First of all, it's gross, it's
not necessary. It never existed before porn.
Speaker 13: Do you know that? Do you realize that? And porn
is not benign?
Speaker 37: It is not, and it has warped the minds of
the kids in your generation, especially the guys.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're come for some sick shit.
Speaker 37: Yes, yeah, no, they I know they are. People are
fucking sickos, and you know, whatever floats your arc but
whatever float work.
Speaker 1: He's getting a lot of backlash because he was being
accused of being creepy for talking to her as a
much much more, much younger woman about doing a sex
podcast thoughts.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I mean she is famous because of sex.
Speaker 1: She's also twenty one, okay, I mean she's of age.
Speaker 2: I mean I'm sure that a lot of his girlfriends
are probably around that age because it's not like he's
grown up anytime soon. So I just think it's creepy
that he had her on because of who she is
and what she represents. I think that's creepy. There's no
substance to this girl, That's what I find creepy. It's
not even the subject matter like that, him talking to
her about that particular thing because he was talking about
like like how everybody is such a degenerate now because
of porn. Okay, well, maybe he was trying to be
helpful and say, you're maybe you could help this generation
or try to figure out why everybody's so screwed up.
I don't know, Like, I don't even know if that's
the creepy part. I think the creepy part is that
he had her on to begin with. The creepy part
is that we are making people like her famous.
Speaker 1: That's what's creepy. That's what's creepy to me.
Speaker 2: It's creepy that there is a girl that got on
a video and she did that and now she's rich
as you know what, because she is she's a hoe.
Speaker 1: That's well. I think the reason, the reason that he
was getting accused of being creepy is because he was
having a conversation about porn with her and she's so
much younger and he's in this position of power blah
blah blah. I actually think his advice, although completely misguided,
was not terrible. He was saying, here's how you should
take advantage of the ridiculous fame that you have. Right now,
here's an idea. He obviously does not know that there's
a Call Her Daddy podcast, which has been doing exactly
that right forever. Yeah, but I mean, even if he
didn't know that, he's saying, there's a niche that you
could fill, and here's what you should do, and I
will even help you do it if you take it seriously,
which if she turns that down, she's more on the
problem is she's not nearly smart enough to do the
kind of podcast he's suggesting. She's just she doesn't have
the brain power. But I honestly don't think it's particularly
creepy that what he was saying to her. I didn't
find that creepy at all. I mean, I think I
agree with you that it's gross that he had her on,
But I don't think he was being perverted by giving
her that advice.
Speaker 2: And I just don't get the outrage about now. I
don't I don't see the outrage about that. I don't
think she's business savvy. I don't think she's savvy at all.
I just think she's a country girl that's been thrown
into you know, and it's just she's sort of a
microcosm for for girls who are kind of trashy. And I,
you know, and I have I have a young girl,
and I don't want her anywhere near this crap. And
I'm and I'm not even a prude, you know, I'm not,
but I just I just don't like it when we
glorify this crap.
Speaker 1: I don't like it.
Speaker 2: It makes girls look stupid, It make girl it makes
girls look vapid and shallow.
Speaker 1: And I don't We're better than that. Better And why
why is he so? Why? Why is he so intent
on helping her? Why did he have her on the show?
Why does he want to hire her to do a
podcast on his platform?
Speaker 21: Like?
Speaker 1: Why? I don't think it would He's he's creating something
that would never work because she could never do a
serious show. There's no way. She's not even think she's
capable of even doing a show. She's as deep as
the kiddie pool anyway, you know. So that's the latest
that's going on with Bill Maher. Do you want to
explain why we're not going to have a DD today?
Speaker 2: Hey guys, we got hit with a like a I don't.
I guess we call it a copyright thing, because I mean,
that's that encompasses what is happening here? We on one
of our videos yesterday and I I'm so sick of
this crap because we have in the past, we have
paid so much money to people who gouge us because
they just if we play a video and it's like
a lot of these people, this is what they do
for a living, you guys they have There are people
out there who literally will look for just like one
little thing. And this particular video that we were hit
with yesterday was it was a sweet.
Speaker 1: Yeah it wasn't yesterday, So it was the video of
a few days back. And now the video is gone.
Speaker 2: But because they got told but we were hit with it.
We were told about it yesterday, is what I'm saying.
Is like we were like we were informed of like
this you're going to get We're going to hit you
with all like these fines or whatever. You have to
pay a fine in order to be able to have
this up. And like they gouge you. They basically blackmail
you is what they do. They blackmail you and they
make you pay money to have one of their videos up,
and it's like Russian roulette, like you don't know what
video is. You're going to be able to play and
what video you can't. And there are these companies out
there that will this is how they make their money
that We've seen it with photography when we used to
do our website, We've seen it with videos now that
we do a podcast, and it's like, I just get
so tired because we can't afford it. So I told
Mac yesterday, I'm like, we're just not going to do it.
We're just not going to do this anymore because we
can't afford to do it. So unless I see something
that I am completely sure of when it comes to
DD's and like some of the other videos we put
out there, even talks are they scare me sometimes?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's why. That's why I only like playing the
ones of people that I know like being shared and
that own their own content and that aren't trying to
get it licensed out right. So and it is it's
so impossible because I think we saw that like the
video and question was about that sweet, sweet, autistic little
girl who smoke for the first time on video and
it was like adorable and it was a I think
it was an ABC story and then ABC licensed it
out somehow or the mom did to this total you know,
scum sketch organization that now owns it and expects everybody
to know that they own it, which is impossible. It's
not possible to know what company has decided to pay
someone off to get rights to their content. You just
you have no idea. And so the worst.
Speaker 2: Part, the worst part is it's such a sweet story,
and so they know they shared far and wide, and
they know people will share it far and wide. And
then what they do is they say, oh, that person's
sharing it, we're gonna go ahead and we're going to
gouge them for money. And it's like blackmail and it's gross,
and it just shows how awful these people are. That
is how they make a living and you know what,
get a freaking real job, you know, Like, I just
I hate these people. I just didn't they did. Like
I said, we've dealt with them on our website. We've
dealt with them. We're just telling you the truth. This
is exactly what happens in this industry. And I just
they're the scum of the earth. I don't like these people,
like they all need to get real jobs. So anyways,
that's why we don't have a DD today, and we're
not and I'm just I told Mak yesterday, I was like,
we just need to be very careful about what we
share because we simply can't afford it, especially in this economy.
You know, we just right now things are kind of
we just need to be careful, that's all.
Speaker 1: I feel pretty darn confident in terms of sharing talks
with you that we'll be able to pick ones again
that are of people that want to be shared and
that who own their own content. And I talked to
Daisy before the show started about this guy that I
just found. I think it's on Instagram. Actually, I don't
know if he's on TikTok too. I feel like maybe
I'm super late to the party because he's hugely popular.
But I'd never heard of him before. But his account
is John breaks bad News. And I don't know if
you guys have ever seen this, but it hid your
kids and hyjawives. First of all, okay, hija kids have
your because this is not appropriate content. But this guy
gets hired by people like you. You could hire this
guy to call someone that you have bad news for
that you don't want to break that bad news to,
so you can have him be the messenger of the
bad news and people pay him to do this. Now,
a lot of people do it, like in a funny way.
They do it to prank their friends or whatever. But
some people, like Legit, have terrible news that they want
to tell someone, but they don't want to be the
ones to tell, so they hire this guy to do
it and the results are hilarious. The best part about
him is that at the end of each call he
says I'm so sorry, Bud, I love you to everybody
that he's giving bad news to, and that in itself
becomes completely hilarious. And so have a couple clips to share.
The first one is inappropriate because he is he got
hired by a girl to call her boyfriend and tell
him to stop leaving his butt plugs in the sink
in her sink, and so this is the call.
Speaker 28: Hi, Ryan, this is John from John Briggs bad News.
I have some bad news from Danielle for you. She
has thrown out all of your butt plugs that you
left in the sink. This is the third time she's
asked you not to wash them in her sink. So
if you want them, they're in the trash.
Speaker 5: Jesus not again, Okay.
Speaker 28: I know those can get expensive, are they? The Wi
Fi butt plugs?
Speaker 30: I'm sorry, all right?
Speaker 11: I love you.
Speaker 13: I love you.
Speaker 1: They don't even know each other. You know each other.
Speaker 27: I love you?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I love you. And so yes, this is totally real.
And so then here's the second one. And this one
even gets funnier because it reminds me, reminds me. Do
you remember watching Friends? Yeah, Ross and Ross was dating
Emily and and Jen Aniston. Rachel was watching them on
the phone and they were like ooey gooey to each
other and like none of them could. She hangs something out, Yeah,
you hang up, No, you hang up, and she just
is like, I'm hanging up the phone. Great yea. So
this reminds me of that, And this is something. This
is a guy thing, and I just love the recipient's
attitude wards hearing this news.
Speaker 11: Hi is this Cole?
Speaker 23: Yeah?
Speaker 28: This is John from John Briggs.
Speaker 38: Bad news.
Speaker 2: I have some bad news from Shag for you.
Speaker 28: He can't go golfing with you anymore because of your
swash swamp ass.
Speaker 40: Uh it's so bad.
Speaker 28: He gets secondhand embarrassment from you. Oh my god, you
have a sweaty ass.
Speaker 21: Yeah, yeah, I mean wrong.
Speaker 2: It's disgusting.
Speaker 13: All right, I love you.
Speaker 29: Thank you, say it back. I love you all right?
Speaker 40: All right?
Speaker 13: Hang up now?
Speaker 11: No you hang out?
Speaker 13: No you hang out?
Speaker 28: No no you hang no no, no you hang out.
Come on, you hang out?
Speaker 1: No no you hang out?
Speaker 13: All right?
Speaker 39: I love you.
Speaker 1: Bye. I just cannot I swear my new favorite.
Speaker 2: You need to deliver any bad news. This guy is
the guy to do it.
Speaker 1: God it listen. I could do this. I could totally
go you'd still I could never. I could never do
it because I like confrontation. So I could totally do this,
and MOP could still not do it. I hate it
and I don't want it ever, and so I could not.
I could not do it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm basically the confronter in my family. This is
why nobody in my family likes me anymore. But I
could tell I should see. And he makes money doing this?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, he probably makes so much money.
Speaker 2: I have way more money than I make, so I'm
in the wrong business. I should be doing this, right,
I'd be like, I love you way back, say it back.
Speaker 1: I love the dudes that do say it back. I
fantastic stop. I saw one where he called a woman
and what was he even telling her the bad news.
I can't even remember.
Speaker 3: Oh.
Speaker 1: I think it was something like he bought her husband
bought a parrot that was going to like some super
exotic parrot that he ordered without getting her permission, that
is going to arrive at the same time as their
newborn baby. Oh my god, I heard John to break
that bad news and she was so pissed. I think
that was the same one as where he said at
the end anyway, I'm sorry, you know, to tell you this,
I love you. And she lost her shit about being
told that he loved her like you. She was so
mad about it. She was like, you don't even know me.
How dare you say that to me? I am in
a relationship like she got completely freaked out. Bye bye.
Because that's a hard job he has, you guys.
Speaker 2: He just wants hard, just wants people to feel the love.
I see what the big deal is. Like, lighten up, lady,
lighten up.
Speaker 1: And then we have two thanks to give out. Tim Griffiths,
thank you, he says. Over a foot of rain in
my bluff and backyard over twenty four hours, mock lots
more coming. We're doing okay with great drainage. Flooding will
affect many in South Carolina. I know I'm watching, but
I was telling Daisy, I now have access to a
cam like a webcam that is, you know, it's a
Beaufort County webcam. They have them all over the city,
and I can see how it's doing. So at least
I feel like I can see. I can't do anything, obviously,
because you're like, is it flooding?
Speaker 2: Is enough fletding?
Speaker 1: Right? Is it flooding? Stuart the Britt also says Biden
just gave two hundred and thirty nine million to the Taliban.
Thanks America, Stuart. You should have been watching yesterday's show
because we talked about that in yesterday's show, and now
I know you skipped on to my feelings.
Speaker 2: She's gonna spank you, am.
Speaker 1: I gonna have to like bring some bad news, gonna
have to hire John the bad news breaker.
Speaker 2: Don't make her come over there, Stuart.
Speaker 1: Anyway, that is your show for today, your talk for today.
Look at us. We went past two hours barely, but
we did.
Speaker 2: I know, we did it, you guys, and.
Speaker 1: We still had a stong like we did all the through.
That's true.
Speaker 2: Listen, Tomorrow is our last show of the week. Okay,
so tomorrow is basically our Friday, so today is basically Thursday.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 2: I'm just trying to screw with your brain, but just
you know, try to soak all that in. You guys,
have a wonderful Tuesday.
Speaker 1: We'll talk to you tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Hi, everybody,