Speaker 1: It's Friday.
Speaker 2: I'm so excited about the fridayness of this Friday. You
have no idea. Oh my gosh, Mack is going to
clean her entire house this weekend. And you know what
I gotta tell you, I wish I was there.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I wish you were too, because that.
Speaker 2: Is my jam, that is where I shine. You guys,
you put me in a house that needs to be
organized and clean, and I am like, I am your
Huckleberry and I'm not there, and it pains me.
Speaker 1: It pains me too because I can, oh the help.
Speaker 2: I really want to be there. Okay, coming up on
today's show, you guys, the Laura Lumer problem become a
big problem, goes mainstream. Yeah, Trump's new tax policy. We're
going to talk about that. John Legend can GTFO. He
can take every seat, every single he can take every
single seat, all the seats. Yes, and no more debate,
No debates for you, No more debates, no more none.
That's all of that and so so so much more.
I'm an up on today's show.
Speaker 1: I am both hired.
Speaker 3: How you acting like you speak for the people of
the fate of Indian m or the city of Indian apples.
Speaker 1: You do not speak for me or anyone I know.
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Speaker 1: Locals? Locals? For some reason, we're not on Twitch this morning.
I don't know why. If you're a Twitch follower, sorry
it didn't work. I don't know why it said our
title was invalid. Maybe because I said John Legend Kim
GTFO and that's frowned upon on twit.
Speaker 2: But how would they even know what that means?
Speaker 1: I don't know, man Acraham.
Speaker 2: Maybe they got their bots to like know, and it's
like the matrix box bots are coming in.
Speaker 1: Maybe you don't know, jerks. But over on Locals, Osuki
said sent a tip saying Trump is exactly like this
is a quote. Trump is exactly like Mussolini. His term
should end that way, Winkler wrote. Mussolini was executed in
nineteen forty five. Winkler's post was deleted shortly after it
was shared on the social media platform.
Speaker 2: These people want him dead.
Speaker 1: They wouldn't say things like this otherwise I have no
idea who Winkler is or what this is about. But
thank you for sending that. And Judy Flood said, good morning, chicks.
Speaker 2: Good morning, good morning.
Speaker 1: Happy Friday, indeed, Happy happy Friday. Indeed.
Speaker 2: And because it is Friday the thirteenth.
Speaker 1: Oh it is it is Friday the thirteenth. Yeah, we
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Speaker 2: I don't remember what. I don't remember what I.
Speaker 1: Said, but what well I wrote down the next thing
that's going to appear, and I don't remember, like the
teaser to me is not registering surprise. So yes, let's see,
oh yes, here it is.
Speaker 2: So this is the movie. Am I racist?
Speaker 1: Matt Walsh's movie comes out today and the people that
he basically trapped in that movie are deleting, our deleting
or deactivating their Twitter accounts like crazy.
Speaker 5: God.
Speaker 1: I love Robin DiAngelo. Hence my name today, Robin Demcalo.
She is one of them, and so they are running
scared and I love it.
Speaker 2: It's so fantastic, so beautiful. I love that last sentence.
Matt is single handedly destroying wocism by simply asking them
what they think, right, I mean, that.
Speaker 1: Is just so perfect. And Robin DiAngelo, because if you
saw the trailer that we played a few weeks ago,
at the very end, you can see that he actually
got Robin DiAngelo fooled enough to participate in the movie,
and we were all just like, oh my god, how
is that going to go? So I cannot wait to
see that she has responded, and we are going to
share with you her response momentarily. But first, I don't
know if you guys noticed our red lipstick.
Speaker 2: You have read both of us have red lipstick on.
Speaker 1: And it's actually the same, which is amazing. Because you
can kind of see that, like the same color can
look different on different people, which is the most exciting
things about this color.
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Maga Red Magared forty seven, and the little capture and
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and then that it's actually the lipstick itself is really
like the container really cool.
Speaker 1: Look at how beautiful that is, I know, right, it
is so beautiful. And by the way, it is so
it's a tribute to the Maga movement. It's a symbol
of American pride. Make America glamorous again, y'all see what mega.
It is a very specific red. This was developed right
here in the United States, by the way. It is
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in anticipation of Trump's victory in Nova. And it's American
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once they're gone, they're gone, I would recommend with the
Bogo thing, keeping one to use and then keeping one
like right that.
Speaker 2: You don't have it like a collector's item as a
collector's item, exactly, agreed.
Speaker 1: I think that's the best way to handle the Bogo thing.
That's just my personal opinion. If you want to give it,
you do either.
Speaker 2: I'm right there with you.
Speaker 1: But I kind of like the idea of just saving one,
you know what I mean, because obviously I'm going to
use it, Like look at I mean, that looks good.
Speaker 2: It's a great color, it's fantastic.
Speaker 1: Who doesn't like red.
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Speaker 1: Right, And by the way, part of the proceeds will
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Speaker 2: Oh my god, we should totally go right all right
back to the news.
Speaker 1: We need to talk more about all of this ami
racist stuff. And Robin DiAngelo's statements a long. It's forever long.
We're obviously not going to read it out loud, but
you can go look at it. She released a three
page statement and I was actually really glad that she
discribed how this happened, because I was very much wondering
how did they pull this off?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 1: So apparently last year there was this group that claimed
to be making the documentary film called Shades of Justice.
This is how they spun it, okay okay, and that
they spun it as this way to address racism in
the United States. They wanted to interview all of these
anti racist activists, authors, thought leaders, and they offered between
ten and twenty grand for her to participate, so she said,
how about we settle on fifteen and then she'd agreed
to it because she's a money grubbing, racist, grifting, hag right,
And so she claims that right when she got there,
like things didn't feel right because it looked like he
was wearing a fake wig. No one would look in
the eye think he could look like that Robin, Oh
my god. Okay, So then there was apparently what he
made her do is there they had this black producer
or crew member on the set and and Matt said, hey,
why don't we have you give him some cash because
of reparations, Like you always talk about helping black people.
Why don't you give him some of your own cash
right now? And she says she was like so uncomfortable
and was worried that Ben, this black guy, would be
like super uncomfortable, and he was like, no, I'm totally down,
Like hand me all the kids.
Speaker 2: Give me some money. I'd love to have some cash
right now. Who doesn't want cash? I asked you this
so much.
Speaker 1: So she anyways, she goes on and on and on,
and she's like their deception was so carefully planned and
well funded. And Matt Wallash's like satan essentially, And here's
what the Southern Poverty Law Center says about him. I mean,
give me a break.
Speaker 2: It's like she has to she has to do that.
She has to bring in the Southern Poverty Law Center
and give me a break, I know, God.
Speaker 1: And then she's like, I'm not going to see the film.
Speaker 2: Bull shit.
Speaker 1: She will be absolutely in the front row seeing it,
dying to see how bad she looks.
Speaker 2: Of course she's going to see it. She's going to
go in there in her own wig and a beard, incognito,
and she's gonna totally see it. Absolutely, she will, oh
my gosh, any way prevail in their efforts to stop
the work for Racial Justice and grifting.
Speaker 1: Bag. So she releases this statement, and Matt responded and said,
Robin DiAngelo has issued a statement denouncing our film. She
claims that the movie is quote designed to humiliate and
discredit anti racist educators and activists.
Speaker 2: She couldn't be more correct in that assessment. Thank you, Robin.
Speaker 1: So great, It's just great.
Speaker 2: You gotta love it, You gotta love it the thing
of beauty.
Speaker 1: Also, this happened yesterday. So as we approach January sixth
of twenty twenty five, apparently for the very first time,
this day is going to be designated a National Special
Security Event by DHS. So now they're going to have
it super secure in case all these crazy people decide
to tear into the Capitol again. Okay, its really says
this is a horrible idea.
Speaker 2: But okay, my question is do federal employees get this
day off?
Speaker 1: I don't think so, Okay, a holiday. I think they're
just saying that this is a national security event.
Speaker 2: And a national security event day, which.
Speaker 1: Means that they're probably going to have like so much security,
so much, you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Okay, I mean shouldn't shouldn't we have a lot of
security every day? I mean, I feel like that's something
that we should do all the time. Right.
Speaker 1: It's it does seem like it would be a good idea.
Speaker 2: Right, maybe we should do that, Like on our border,
that would be great. Can we do Can we start there?
That would be maybe a good start, and then just
secure everything everywhere for the American people because that's your job.
Speaker 1: Just a thought. It is a good thought, And it's
just interesting that there. I don't know what they're preparing for,
Like are they preparing for Trump to not win, and
so they're assuming that there's going to be a similar reaction.
I don't know. I don't know but whatever happens, they're
calling us a national security event.
Speaker 2: I had an interesting conversation with one of the swim
dads the other day. He's forty, he's younger than me,
a lot of the parents are younger than me. But
had a nice conversation with him about this election and everything,
and he is convinced. And I thought this was an
interesting perspective that no matter who wins, there's going to
be unrest.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, absolutely agree with that.
Speaker 2: Doesn't matter. It just doesn't matter if it's Trump or
if it's Kamala. People are just there's just going to
be unrest. Because if Trump wins, you know, of course,
we'll be delighted because we're going to be like, oh
my gosh, it's going to be so great. He's going
to get things back on track. We're going to be
I mean, of course, we're going to be super stoked
about that.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 2: They will not be stoked, oh my god, because everything
that they've tried to do to keep him out of office,
they will be You guys, remember like the memes with
the liberals on the ground crying. I mean, take that
times it by a thousand. That's how they will feel.
And I'm gonna be bad.
Speaker 1: And we already know what it looks like when the
left riots. It looks bad, it looks real bad.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So that's that side of the equation. And then
you know, and Kamalo wins, I don't. I just feel
like it's going to be bad anyway, Like there's the
dumpster fire that we see with the country is going
to continue to rage and be on fire and incinerate.
So it's just going to be bad either way. I mean,
I hate to hate to be Debbie Downer, I really do,
but I don't think that he is alone in thinking
that way.
Speaker 1: No, And it just needed to be said out loud.
So there you go. It's what we're here for. High
Happy Friday.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: Yeah all right. So in other headlines, this is also
not great news, I must say, But if you've been
following what's going on in Ukraine and their demand to
be able to strike inside of Russia with weapons that
they've received from the West, apparently that's going to happen.
And David sax announced that the White House is ready
to green light the use of American missiles to strike
targets deep inside of Russia. And this is bad. This
is real bad. And as RFK Junior said, these guys
are going to get us into World War three. It's
a warmonger's dream since nineteen sixty one. And finally they
have a president and a vice president Kamala, who are
very happy to go along with.
Speaker 2: It, delighted. An entire party is delighted to go along
with it. They are just bloodthirsty for this.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's terrifying.
Speaker 2: Absolutely. Yeah. When Trump says I want to, like on
day one, I want to get us out of this.
I want to try to stop this, they can't have that.
They can't the military industrial complex, it's the war mongering machine.
They just they want so badly for this to happen.
It's like a money maker for them.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And I mean if you've got kids that are military age,
I just I'm terrified.
Speaker 2: Or grandkids, this should terrify you.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Oh my gosh. Everything that they do is wrong. Literally,
everything this administration does is wrong. Everything they don't. But
they don't give a crap about your kids, No, they
do not. They do not. Also, just going back to
the debate the other night, there was a point in
the debate where Trump had talked about Seattle and having
like the leftist crazies take over a large part of Seattle.
You guys all remember.
Speaker 2: Chaz, right and Chop member Chazz and Chop, Chaz and Chop.
Speaker 1: That's right. Yeah, So unbelievably like this this you can't
make this shut up. But unbelievably, the Seattle Times tried
to say that that was false. So they said, my
godly claimed during the presidential debate Tuesday that pro testers
took over a big portion of Seattle during the Capitol
Hill organized protests in twenty twenty. They are the ones
that reported on it what it was happening, because it
was happening in Seattle.
Speaker 2: And now they're just now they're actually trying to say no,
that it didn't happen, talking about it, says it didn't happen.
Speaker 1: I don't know what you're talking about.
Speaker 2: It didn't happen, you guys, what what are you talking about?
Speaker 8: You?
Speaker 2: I cannot write the gaslighting is it's off the charts.
We've never seen something like this. I just can't. I can't.
Speaker 1: Just thank god for Twitter's community notes, because this is
exactly how they're supposed to work. Thank god for Twitter.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, thank god for Elon, who lovet Twitter, who
made it what it is because it used to be
run by freaking looney liberals. And now he's like, hey, everybody,
just say what they want to say. Just go ahead
and just do that. Thank God.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and then we all know the absolute his poor
job that the moderators did from ABC, Lindsey and David
were off, I mean.
Speaker 2: Beyond her name is shoulder pads McGee.
Speaker 1: Shoulder pads McGee. Well, now, of course, as you might expect,
she is being exalted. She is the next best thing.
The La Times calls her. They say, Lindsay Davis held
Trump's feet to the fire. How she became ABC News's
rising star. Yeah, and the shoulder pads, that's the shoulder pads,
but it is Dana Bash got lamb basted for not
being a hack during the CNN debate, and now Lindsay
is the rising star. This is why you should hate
the press way more than you already do.
Speaker 2: Lindsay Davis.
Speaker 1: Fool is that amazing?
Speaker 2: Next in the Kansas City Chiefs lineup Lindsay Davis.
Speaker 1: And then before I show you the next thing, because
you're gonna be so excited because it is a tweet
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Speaker 1: Is and where is she? Well, she's tweeting and I
will show you that in a second. But also I
wanted to ask if anybody noticed my adorable hoodie.
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better though.
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Speaker 9: I'll do.
Speaker 2: Somebody wanted to know what it said, so I stood
up and showed him again.
Speaker 1: It's which please all right, So let me show you
what Andrea Tantaros said, because this was awesome. She was
totally making fun of David Muir, and she said, I
used to work out at the same gym as David Muir.
Speaker 2: All the trainers and staff.
Speaker 1: Collectively referred to him as Zulander because he would stand
in front of the mirror, posing and flexing for uncomfortably
long periods of time. A damn bulb but enthusiastic jazz
er seizer.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, this is the greatest tweet of all
time and so believable, totally believable.
Speaker 10: Only no, he.
Speaker 2: Would do that, he st was. He was like, this
is magnum face.
Speaker 1: I loved her, remember her on the Fire I loved
her too, Like what happened to her?
Speaker 2: She did her on Channel She's absolutely vanished. She dated
Dave Navarro member. She's kind of a rocker chick, like
down deep, I really dug that about her.
Speaker 1: We need to get our show. And then she became
just so mysterious, right, she was just like she literally vanished.
She's like from Fox and then from the online world. Yeah,
and then what was it like last year just randomly
she tweeted something and then now she's a little bit
more active in this man, this is a banger. I
love hilarious, love it.
Speaker 2: Ye.
Speaker 1: Also Blair White, who you may follow on the Twitter machine.
We've also had her on our show. She also tweeted
about the Springfield pet eating story. She said people who
believe the spring Field pet eating story are listening to
citizen nine one one calls, video testimonies and city council
live streams. People who say it's a hoax are listening
to a single statement from the mayor, who has every
reason to cover it up.
Speaker 2: People versus government always amen to that amy. You can tell,
like these the people who are just so willing to
listen to the you know, legacy media, mainstream media, and
they're and like she said, the government, They're just like, oh, yes, sir,
may I have another Yes, those those people, you just
know the difference. I got attacked by a family member
yesterday on my Facebook page because he was like, this
is fake and those people are legal, and You're just like,
what kind of narrative are you trying to run with?
I mean, it's like, you guys are supposed to be
the party of research, and I'm like, here's your research,
bach And so I just listed all sorts of tous
just like I cannot with people like you.
Speaker 1: God, I'm overall my God. And then also an unlikely
person telling people not to necessarily dismiss this as a
hoax came in the form of the astral projection herself,
Mary Anne Williamson, who said continuing to dump on Trump
because of the eating cats issue will create blowback. On
November fifth, Haitian voodoo is in fact real, and to
dismiss the story out of hand rather than listen to
the citizens of Springfield, Ohio, confirms in the minds of
many voters the stereotype of Democrats as smug, elite jerks
who think they're too smart to listen to anyone outside
their own silod.
Speaker 2: Go Mary Anne, right, I was like, look at that,
look at the woo woo, lady go, I love it.
Oh wait, is this about witchcraft?
Speaker 1: Let me let me talk about it. I got it.
I'm in I know all about the witchcraft.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I put I actually put a video on our
Instagram page yesterday of a young lady, beautiful young lady
who said that she I think her father was from
Haiti and they came here. She's estranged from him now,
but she talked a lot about the culture, and you know,
I mean there's some voodoo crap going on in the culture.
I mean, you can't it. Why can't we just talk
about this stuff without being called racist? And she said
it in the video. She's like it's not racist to
talk about cultural things like what is that?
Speaker 1: Why is that?
Speaker 2: I don't get it. Why because some people have more
melanin in their skin than I do, We can't talk
about that. It's just dumb. It's so stupid. So people
need to quit being afraid to talk about stuff like this.
Just talk about it.
Speaker 1: Talk about it, man.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I don't know what prompted Merritt Garland to come out
yesterday and be a big fat cry baby to the
world about how his Department of Justice is being trained,
but that is exactly what he did. He came out
and he almost you know how he almost always sounds
like he's about to cry always, that's just like his
default voice. So he came out to whine about how
people don't trust the Department of Justice anymore or many
of the institutions in our government. And he can't It's
like he can't understand why, why why don't you like me?
Why come out? Well, if you missed it, here is
a little bit of the pity party a range.
Speaker 11: Of public officials across the country. Over the past three
and a half years, there has been an escalation of
attacks on the Justice Department's career lawyers, agents, and other
personnel that go far beyond scrutiny, criticism, and legitimate and
necessary oversight of our work. These attacks have come in
the form of conspiracy theories, dangerous falsehoods, efforts to bully
and intimidate career public servants by repeatedly and publicly singling
them out, and threats of actual violence.
Speaker 2: Through your work.
Speaker 11: You have made clear that the Justice Department will not
be intimidated by these attacks, but it is dangerous and
outrageous that you have to endure them. It is dangerous
to target and intimidate individual employees of this department solely
for doing their jobs. And it is outrageous that you
have to face these unfounded attacks because you are doing
what is right and upholding.
Speaker 2: The rule of law.
Speaker 11: You deserve better, You deserve gratitude.
Speaker 2: You deserve what you sew you know what I mean? Like,
it's the whole time he's like respect my thorta. And
at the whole time, I'm thinking to myself, what you
you don't You don't get up on a podium and
just demand respect.
Speaker 1: You have to earn that respect. H What is that?
Speaker 12: Like?
Speaker 1: You need to be nice to me?
Speaker 2: Needed respect.
Speaker 1: That's essentially what he was doing.
Speaker 7: You need to.
Speaker 2: Respect me, respect me. That's I'm not going to just
do that, dude, But that's cute.
Speaker 1: Well, Trey Goudy was having absolutely.
Speaker 13: How about Komy admitting on stage that he did something
to Donald Trump's administration that he never would have even
tried under Barack Obama. You remember the book Tory went
on when he just couldn't wait for the audience to
applaud when he said, to be honest with you, we
wouldn't have even tried it. How about Peter Struck. I
don't know if Marek Garla was on the golf course
with other judges when Peter Struck and Lisa Page and
Andy McCabe and Jim Baker and Kevin Klin Smith all
conspired to help one Democrat candidate over a Republican candidate.
So Marilyn Garland Marrick Garland really believes DOJ has not
been weaponized, then not only does he not need to
be the age, he frankly doesn't need a driver's license.
He is illusional if he believes that.
Speaker 2: We dodged a bullet with him being on the Supreme Court. Yeah,
and holy prep you guys.
Speaker 1: And Mike Davis, who we've also had on our show, said,
dear Merrick Garland, go to hell. And then he listed
all the other people that are part of that department
who can also go exactly to that same place. He said,
you've all politicized and weaponized the Biden, Kamal adjust. This
department's target Trump, his top aids, his attorneys, his supporters,
parents and Christians. Christians, you have earned every.
Speaker 2: Bit and much more of the criticism you have received. Yeah,
so suck a bowl man, right, the whining, like the
fact that he got I was like, what is this about?
And I started watching it yesterday and I'm like, so
he's getting on a podium and bitching because people don't
like him and respect him. That's what we're doing now.
And there are like people in jail because they're pro
life activists. Therapy. Okay, all right, we're doing this now.
This is what we're doing. Okay, that's what we're doing.
Speaker 7: Wow.
Speaker 2: I just can't It's so upside down. Everything is so
upside down right now. I know, you just it's every
day is another day of I can't believe this is happening.
I can't believe this is it can't get much worse, right,
and then you wake up you want and I think
it's gonna be a good day.
Speaker 1: I'm just gonna go out and feed the cows. I
come back. What is this crap?
Speaker 10: I know?
Speaker 1: Is there's always something like yesterday about midday, I was like,
this seems like a relatively slow news day.
Speaker 2: You said that to me? She totally She wrote me
and said that. I'm like, she shouldn't have written that.
I know, I totally jink have tested.
Speaker 1: It just feels like everybody exploded. And one of the
biggest pieces of news is that we're done with debates.
Donald Trump first tweeted the stuff about the prize Fighters person,
saying that they want to rematches who lost. He said,
polls clearly show that I won the debate against Comrade Kamala.
She immediately called for a second debate. They've destroyed our country.
Everybody knows this. She was a no show at the
Fox debate and refused to do NBC and CBS. Kamala
should focus on what she should have done during the
last almost four year period. There will be no third debate,
and she's begging for it like she's out there tweeting
up a storm, saying, the American people deserved another debate.
They deserve is for you to have a freaking sit
down interview where you're asked questions that you cannot dance around.
That's what we deserve.
Speaker 2: Or a town hall like he's done. How about doing
a town hall on Fox?
Speaker 1: Yes, let's see that.
Speaker 2: I'd like to see that, just you and like a
bunch of people like Sean Hannity pummeling you with questions.
Do that?
Speaker 1: Are you scared?
Speaker 2: Are you not scared to do that? I want to
see her do that. Yeah, because it'll never It'll never happen.
Speaker 1: Well, here was.
Speaker 2: Trump at a speech.
Speaker 1: Yesterday talking about the fact that he's not going to
do another debate and about these claims from Kamala's team
that he was so angry during their debate. So here
he is on both those things.
Speaker 14: So, because we've done two debates and because they were successful.
Speaker 15: There will be no third debate. It's too late anyway,
the voting's already begun. You got to go out and vote.
We gotta vote.
Speaker 14: We're gonna this is going to be the most important
vote in the history of our country.
Speaker 1: It will be the most important people said that I
was angry at the debate.
Speaker 7: Angry.
Speaker 1: I was angry, And yes, I am angry.
Speaker 14: Because he allowed twenty one million illegal aliens invading our communities,
many of them are criminals.
Speaker 2: He is right about that. He's one hundred percent correct.
I mean, I'm angry too.
Speaker 1: He may not have won that debate. I don't think
he's right about that, but like, that's fine that he
wants to say that he did. But he's winning in
the post debate polls, and that is way more important
than who actually won the debate night.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And honestly, our news cycle and everything that happens
in this country, people forget about a debate. Yeah, I mean,
it's my god, it's people for there's so many people
in this country that forgot that he got shot in
the head right within two weeks. They forgot about it.
So what they remember every day is their lives. They
remember day to day. They look around, They're like, how's
my life doing. Who's going to make it better? Wellink
Kamala exactly.
Speaker 1: He also announced at the same rally in Arizona a
new tax policy.
Speaker 14: I'm also announcing that as part of our additional tax cuts,
we will end all taxes on overtime.
Speaker 2: You know what that means.
Speaker 1: Think of that.
Speaker 14: That gives people more of an incentive to work.
Speaker 1: It gives the.
Speaker 14: Companies a lot, it's a lot easier to get the people.
And you know, I went to some economists, great ones,
and I said, what do you think They said, it
would be unbelievable.
Speaker 1: You'll get a whole new.
Speaker 14: Workforce by doing the no taxes on overtime. The people
who work overtime are among the hardest working citizens our country,
and for too long, no one in Washington has been
looking out for them. Those are the people they really work.
They're police officers, nurses, factory workers, construction workers, truck drivers
and machine operators. It's time for the working man and
woman to finally catch a break. And that's what we're
doing because this is a good one and I.
Speaker 1: Think it's going to be great for the country.
Speaker 2: And taxes on Social Security too, that's right. Why do
people who are retired when they've already paid into the system,
got taxed on it once, get taxed on it again.
It's our freaking money.
Speaker 1: I know, it's just being returned to us literally.
Speaker 2: Right, and then they tax it again. So It's been
taxed eighteen ways a Sunday. They've taxed it and taxed
it and taxed it again. They just keep bending you
over and that we're not going to I mean, I'm
not going to get it anyway, but I mean, like
the people who are getting it right now. It pains
me when I see that. What the hell? Why are
we accepting that as a country? Why do people accept that?
It's just you're like, oh man, that's just that's fine.
The government can tax it twice what.
Speaker 1: We mentioned yesterday and have been mentioning four literal months.
How dumb it is that Trump allows Laura Lumer to
be in his inner circle. And as we could have predicted,
now that story has become mainstream, and as I would
if I were on the left, I would be using
it like crazy because she is a huge liability for him.
I don't know why he doesn't realize it. And now
it has become mainstream, it is being talked about on
every single network. Here is a small example, starting with MSNBC,
and it is extraordinary.
Speaker 5: Laura Lumer is is not just as big as she is.
I mean, she is a freak. She is at the
far edges of the fever swamp. You know, as Ed
just mentioned, even Marjorie Taylor Green, you or to describe
her as racist and offensive, and yet Donald Trump is
associating with her. These are the kinds of people who
have his ear right now. So at this moment of
the campaign, let me think about this. What else than
two months away from the election, Donald Trump is associating
with some of the craziest, weirdest figures on the on
the right.
Speaker 1: So that was one example.
Speaker 2: Why is he doing this?
Speaker 1: I don't know. It doesn't do him any good at all.
There's nothing positive.
Speaker 2: That kind of And she what is her purpose? This
is what my my question is, like, what purpose is
she serving with him right now other than to create
this garbage?
Speaker 1: Well, and the fear is and what they're talking about
on some of these other shows too, is that you know,
when she's in his ear, when she's riding on the
same plane as he is to his debate, that she's
actually advising him. Some of the times when he tweets things,
he's using actual words that she has said or made
that she has posted, Like he's clearly influenced by her,
which is freaking insane. And when it reaches like even
you know, Hakeem Jeffreys is talking about it. It things
are bad. And so he was referencing how she accompanied
him the same day as nine to eleven.
Speaker 10: That on September eleventh, this sacred day, it would bring
a nine to eleven conspiracy theorist to participate in events
during this solemn commemoration should shock the conscience of all
decent Americans. And I believe that it does just that.
Speaker 1: Scott Scott asked what she said? Oh my god, what
hasn't she said? Well, she put it.
Speaker 2: She put a tweet out about Indians, about Indian Americans.
Speaker 1: You're about to hear the quote from because this came
up in kjp's presser. This is just the latest thing
that she has said. She also accused uh Ron DeSantis's
wife of not really having cancer.
Speaker 2: I mean, she is a freaking lunatic.
Speaker 1: And the list goes on, like she's got quite a
history here. It is being brought up in kjp's president.
Speaker 12: Named Laura Lumer, who recently tweeted that if the vice
president Wednesday election, the White House will smell like hurry
and White House speeches will be facilitated via call center.
Among other things, she recently traveled with the former president,
and I wonder if President Biden has read these remarks
and his response.
Speaker 16: Let me tell you our response from here.
Speaker 17: It is.
Speaker 16: Repugnant these types of comments. It is un American to
say these types of things exactly the kind of hateful
and divisive rhetoric, rhetoric that we should denounce and we
should not should not be part of the fabric of
this country. It doesn't matter what your political views are,
you should stand and condemn and condemn these types of
just repugnant, repugnant words. No leaders should ever.
Speaker 2: Associate No hope. I'm not jealous of her. In fact,
I find it to be vile. And the fact that
you would stand up for her, I find that to
be vile too. So now are people actually suggest she
said jealous much? Oh no, God, have you seen her face?
Speaker 1: It's like there's Bondo in it. I'm not I'm not jealous.
Oh my god.
Speaker 5: Wow.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's a good one. Now, it should come as
no surprise that the left is eating this up right.
Speaker 2: This is like, but this is why would you put
yourself in a position where it's we're so close to
the election, why, why why are we doing this just stop.
It's like it's like remember Omerosa, Remember like all the drama,
Like we don't need the drama. Why do we have
to drama? Like It's like we just and there's no
reason for it. If she were somebody who was providing
some sort of I don't know, and I don't even
know what service she's providing at this point.
Speaker 1: She's not just bye, say bye, say you're fired by
She's not even on the payroll. I don't think just god, God,
I hope not. That would be horrible.
Speaker 10: Just go.
Speaker 1: And it's not just you know, it's predictable that the
left would eat this up and treat it like the
blood in the water that it is. But there's also
people on the right, like us and like this former
RNC spokeswoman who also recognize this is bad for him.
Speaker 18: Completely inexcusable that she's on that plane. It's inexcusable that
she's anywhere any other president. It's a failure I think
at the top with leadership around him, I think people
should be fired over it. I'm talking to a lot
of Republicans who are saying that there may be a
pre existing.
Speaker 1: What about Donald Trump?
Speaker 19: He is the pro I think.
Speaker 18: It's I think it's wrong from top to bottom, but
especially with people around him who are allowing this to happen.
I hear some of them encouraging it. I hear there's
preexister relationship between Lumer and potentially Chris Losovita and Jason Miller.
I mean, in all that it's doing is hurting the
President's campaign. On top of everything, the people out there
who are suffering in this country that need relief economically
that we want to see, you know, the president get acros.
The finish line may not have that opportunity because we're
distracted and talking about looney tunes like this. They continue
to surround themselves around the King.
Speaker 1: I think looks like you know, of course, Claire McCaskill
is like I think she's the perfect advisor for Trump.
I hope he keeps her very close to him between
now and the election. They belong together, And this is
what we're going to have to deal with, because he
wants to have this friendship with her for reasons I
cannot fathom.
Speaker 2: You know, he should have as his advisor, He should
have as his sons, you know, people like that, people
who genuinely love him and are you know, and are
good at this, you know, like honestly.
Speaker 1: Like I don't know what their relationship is with her,
though honestly I genuinely don't know.
Speaker 2: No, I'm saying that like Donald, I'm saying, like Donald
Trump Junior is he loves his dad, and you know
Eric does too for all intensive purposes. But Donald Trump
Junior is actually politically active, more so I think than Eric. Yeah,
And I think he would be a really he'd be
a good advisor. He understands the pulse of people in
this movement. He gets us, you know, I think so
so much more than you know. I just think he
would be a good person to be with him and
saying hey dad, maybe do this and don't do this,
or hey this is a good thing, or i'm seeing
this on social you know, maybe you should you should
tap into this.
Speaker 1: He would be really good at that that's happening. I mean,
I imagine that it's not.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I just I don't know, because when
I see stuff like this, I'm like, who is who's
advising him? You know, because he's because you know, Donald
Trump Junior is, he's tempered. I mean, he just has
a he gets it.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: I mean, he's he's kind of the mean king sometimes too,
but he understands, I think, the regular everyday American, even
though he was born with a silver spoon in his mouth,
he kind of gets it. So I just I don't
know why he has to align.
Speaker 1: Himself with people like this.
Speaker 2: I just don't either doesn't make sense to me. The worry,
of course, is.
Speaker 1: That when people who are on the fence or independents
or moderates or whatever, who are already like, Okay, I
don't really like Trump's behavior, but I like the policies.
I remember what life was like the first two years
vice presidency. I want that back. The people that have
gotten themselves in a position to vote for him are
literally could be changing their minds over this. And if
you don't believe me, take it from one of them,
right out of the horse's mouth. And it's an important one,
baya Angar Sargon, because.
Speaker 3: The Democrats have read the room right and not the
online room right. And meanwhile the messaging to Trump is
coming from inside the plane. You know, I was asked
recently on a conservative show, so you're voting for Trump?
And I said no, I'm an undecided voter. I am
not going to vote for somebody whose closest advisor is
tweeting that the White House is going to smell like Curry.
And I am not going to vote for somebody who's
vice president cannot disavow a Holocaust minimizer slash denier.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, I'm not going.
Speaker 5: To do it.
Speaker 2: And I'm the person.
Speaker 3: I'm one of the people who I feel I could
have done a better job representing Trump at that debate
than Trump did. I mean, I am such a fan
of his policy, but you cannot travel on a plane
with a person who says the White House is gonna
smell like Curry. I'm sorry, but is a total red light.
And you know why I'm so angry because his platform
is a consensus platform. His agenda is a unity agenda.
He's running with Tulsi Gabbert and RFK Junior, and then
he's sitting on a plane with a racist. It's so
unacceptable and disappoint It is a betrayal. It is a
betrayal of his agenda and the working class Americans who
rely on him to improve the lives of their children.
Speaker 2: That sucks, Yeah, it does suck. I mean, she has
some points there, he has some points. You got, you
got like the greatness of you know, you got you
got some great people that are a lining with him.
And then what does she bring to the table? Stop?
Speaker 1: What are you doing? She says nothing but bad things
for him, Nothing but bad things. Just now all that said,
Kurt Schlichter responded to Batya. There was a very very
interesting conversation about this that took place on Twitter, and
he said to her, Laura Lumer is a freaking idiot,
but she is also not his closest adviser. She's just
a weirdo. If the existence of that miserable creature will
prevent you from voting for Trump, you are not serious
about defeating the forces of evil.
Speaker 2: I agree with that too.
Speaker 1: And I thought that is a really, really good point.
Someone responded to him, saying, do you really not see
the issue with her? Would you be saying the same
thing if Alex Jones was flying with Trump all the time.
She is way bigger and more influential than you're giving
her credit for. And Kurt responded, Oh, I think she's
an idiot. I've fought with her in the past, but
I think it's silly to have and I think it's
silly to have her anywhere near Trump. But the fact
that this idiot is hanging around is not a reason
not to vote for It's immaterial. I'm not about to
allow communists to take over because the only candidate who
can stop the communist has esthetically displeasing nit wits in
the vicinity, which is also a great point. But then
people were like, it's not that she's in the vicinity,
it's that he is personally inviting her into his inner circle.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and the bottom line is he doesn't need to.
He doesn't need to at all. It's unnecessary, So why
is he doing it.
Speaker 1: That's exactly right, Yeah, that's exactly right. Let's take a
break to quickly thank some folks we've got over on locals.
Connie MJ said, waking up in beautiful North Carolina this morning, mok,
our youngest is interviewing for PA schools. So we're getting
to see you're soon to be home state. That's awesome, it's.
Speaker 2: Coming up quick, you guys.
Speaker 1: She starts freak out, starting to freak out, Lorie weens.
Thank you, Lorie says, today's Friday the thirteenth. Do you
realize July August September, October November spells Jason. Obviously that
was not planned because we did not know that Laurie
was gonna say that. No, she says, take my money.
Dana McDuff says, wearing red also means remember everyone deployed.
Speaker 2: I did not know.
Speaker 10: I love that.
Speaker 2: I know that absolutely even more of a reason. Lovely
it is.
Speaker 1: Alexander says, the cats here in Croatia may roam around
range free here, but nobody hears insane enough to eat
them in this cat Meau tricks just saying take my money. God.
Jose Rodriguez says, today my wife and I celebrate thirty
two years of marriage. Yes we're we were teenage sweethearts,
super blessed to say the least. Morning from Texas.
Speaker 2: Y'all happy and anversy.
Speaker 1: You're gonna go get some barbecue. Laura Kate Baker says,
if January sixth, twenty twenty five, is a national security event,
does that mean the Dems have to certify the election?
Speaker 2: We'll see.
Speaker 1: I don't know what's gonna happen on January sixth.
Speaker 2: I just don't understand what that means a national security event.
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 2: It just is so that's an obscure term to me.
Speaker 1: I don't get it, but I don't really get it either.
Husker girl, thank you, she says. My first grand baby
was born yesterday.
Speaker 2: She's perfect.
Speaker 1: Her name is Daisy Lane, Blind, proud Bobby, love you girls.
I love that name. Daisy Lane.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 1: So precious. Teresa Ramondo says, Mack and Daisy, the government
cares very deeply for your children. It's evident when they
are removing and changing their body parts with your affirming
tax dollars. That's a good point. Kim Donaldson says, my
late husband went to school with David Mirror at Ithaca College.
David was a massive dork with big glasses and messy
hair and an overinflated ego.
Speaker 2: Such good intel, I.
Speaker 1: Know, I love it. Teresa says, I don't practice santiria,
but when I do, I do it in Springfield, Ohio.
I don't know what that is.
Speaker 2: Scentia is a voodoo. I don't know.
Speaker 1: It must be like some devotoft is it? Lisa says.
DJT spoke at and Arizona about the influx of Haitians
who were dumped into my hometown of Charleroi, Pennsylvania. We
are just about to cover that. I am so glad
that my mom passed away in twenty fifteen. This destruction
of her wonderful little town would have killed her.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, she's terrible.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we have a news story about your city coming
up in just a second. Denise says I massaged a
woman last week preparing for deployment to d C for inauguration.
She is part of the criminal Division of Army Reserves.
She predicts either result will be a bad scene.
Speaker 2: So I'm afraid.
Speaker 1: So yeah. Brian Bumley says, in my experience, people who
are so far out to one side eventually swing to
the other extremes. So don't be surprised if lo Neytune's
lumer eventually comes out as a commie lib. Oh my god,
I mean it just that would be a trip.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I wouldn't surprise me.
Speaker 1: Honestly, it really wouldn't, because she's Rachel garat Heart says
nine to eleven was an inside job. Watch Loose Change
for info. No, thank you, Uh, Florida Medicare broker, thank
you for the supersticker. Kim Donaldson says maybe they should
talk about Joe Biden's association with Robert Bird and the
KKKH never do though, No they will not. Shannon Pope says,
Laura Lumer is a gester in the King's court, exactly right.
Catherine says, happy early first birthday to baby Henry on Sunday.
Love you your flower pen.
Speaker 2: Girl, Thank you so much. That's so sweet. I appreciate that.
Speaker 1: He's going to be one. Can you believe that?
Speaker 2: Oh my god, Henry, he's going to be with us
next week. I may be able to like show him
to you guys.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there need I told her there needs to be
like some Henry flaps, Yes, on one day.
Speaker 2: I may not flap like yeah, maybe because I think
we have well I'm going to be He's going to
be here like until next Wednesday. But we have him
just by ourselves Tuesday night, so we may be able
to enagle that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there needs to be a showing. There needs to
be a display, a baby showing lion king here is child. Yes,
that's right. All right, let's get to Charleroi because yeah,
if you think that this Haitian problem is limited to Springfield, Ohio,
you are mistaken and it's costing us all a big
fat bunch of money.
Speaker 20: And often endured dangerous traumatic journeys to reach the US
who now attend Charleroy Elementary School. In addition to language barriers,
there is a lack of familiarity with American culture, American education,
and American ideals.
Speaker 8: And some of these kids have not been in school
at all, even though they had schooling offered to them
that didn't always participates.
Speaker 20: The immigrant population here in Choleroy has grown by more
than two thousand percent in the last two years. The
majority of the English Language learners or ELLS in the
district or from Haiti. Most left the country with their
families who were then able to find work at one
of the manufacturing plants here Choleroy. The district has already
had to hire more ELL teachers, an EL coach for
the teachers, and an interpreter that cost over four hundred
thousands of dollars, and with the growth expected to continue,
the district projects spending another three hundred thousand next school year.
We're told increasing taxes isn't an option, so the district
is looking to the state.
Speaker 2: Of course, they're looking to the state and then and
that slows down other kids learning too. Oh my gosh
like crazy, right that that people just don't realize, Like
from a classroom perspective, when you're looking at these kids
that come in, they can't speak English. It I mean,
people are gonna get pissed when I say this, but
it dums everybody down, absolutely absolutely, its yeah, and that's
not okay. It's just because.
Speaker 1: These these are people that are you're paying tax dollars
for public school education. For it, you should not have
to be covering the education of people who came here
for reasons that are totally on the backs of Biden
and Kamala, right, we'll put all on them.
Speaker 21: Well.
Speaker 2: And it's like when they're learning math there, they have
a language barrier. So like your kid who's just wanting
to learn math is having to sit there and deal
with the language barrier of this other kid, and that
pulls everybody down. And from an ed just the educational
ramifications of this are so far reaching and destructive. And
I just people are they want to be benevolent, you know,
they want to say, oh, this is so great, Like
liberals are always the first ones to say, this is
the greatest thing. We're being so great, We're so our
hearts are in the right place. Bullshit, you're not protecting
American kids. What are you're doing? And then if you
look ten years off, you're going to see that our
educational like, what's happening in education is we're just going
to keep dropping and dropping and dropping in comparison to
all other countries.
Speaker 1: And I guarantee you it's they're not going to fix
the problem. They're just going to lower the standards totally.
And then then we're really fun.
Speaker 2: We get done, yeah, and then and then get dummer.
Speaker 1: We rely on kids to grow up and be smarter
than us, right, and take care of us, take care
of the country that they were left.
Speaker 2: And be doctors and work on you when you need
heart surgery what are you in exactly?
Speaker 1: And fly planes and do all the things that we
rely on each other to do. And it's just bad
for everybody. It's bad, bad everybody. And then frickin' John Legend,
my god, because he's from Springfield, Ohio, decided to put
out this five minute diatribe.
Speaker 2: On how everybody just needs to suck it up.
Speaker 1: Essentially, here is just a little bit of his ridiculousness.
Speaker 22: About fifteen thousand or so immigrants move to my town
of sixty town. Now you might say, wow, that's a
lot of people for a town that only had sixty
thousand before. That's a twenty five percent, that is correct.
So you might imagine there are some challenges with you know,
integrating a new population, new language, new culture, new dietary preferences. Yeah,
all kinds of reasons why there might be growing pains.
So I think all of us need to have the
same kind of grace that we would want our ancestors
to have when they moved here. With our Haitian brothers
and sisters will move here too, really, and nobody's eating cats,
nobody's eating dogs.
Speaker 2: Really.
Speaker 22: We all just want to live and flourish and raise
our families in a healthy and safe environment. How about
we love one another.
Speaker 2: Yeah, as he sits in his California mansion and he says,
and he said, with his manicure, you guys see his
manicure and his lip filler, his lip filler, his like
his bondo in a space. And I mean he's just
in his robe with this it's all open. Look at
this with my non hairy chest.
Speaker 1: The guy.
Speaker 2: I can't with this guy. And he says, we the
whole time like somehow he is a part of the
Springfield community. Still, you're not, you elitist jerk, You're not.
You live in California. You have nothing to do with
that town. And those people who are giving like first
hand accounts of what's happening. I hope that they speak
out against him.
Speaker 1: Oh they are.
Speaker 23: He's getting a ton of good I hope so, because
what a jerk for him to get on camera and
speak for those people who don't live in California mansions
and don't live as elitist live.
Speaker 1: What a prick that guy is, I know. And it
makes it even worse when you because him in his
ridiculous round face white Chrissy Tagan. Yeah, they did one
of those like welcome to our Home shows. I have
just a little bit. They look like they have plenty
of room to take on a few these migrants that
they're so interested in helping care for. Look at this
just ridiculous night.
Speaker 16: Hello, I'm legend.
Speaker 12: I'm Christy Teagan.
Speaker 10: Welcome to our home.
Speaker 2: Welcome kind of load them. Yeah, they could put like
twenty in that one media room. Our designer's name is
Jake ar We love my gosh.
Speaker 9: Sometimes people who are really creative and good at the
creative stuff. Aren't good at the business side of things.
Speaker 10: But I feel like Jake. Jake is a hyperl.
Speaker 2: Wasn't she can handle you don't handle her pearl. She
likes to cut with sane, but she loves to cuddle.
Speaker 1: This is my Instagram story room.
Speaker 12: Everyone's always like, you never leave this couch.
Speaker 10: We live here.
Speaker 9: This is the living room. You know when some people
their living room is more like a show piece and
they spend all the time in the din and the
family room, But we're actually in the living room quite
a lot. We sit here and watch reality TV.
Speaker 2: At a lot of room in there, you guys, since the.
Speaker 9: Kitchen and the living room was so close. I think
that's why we spend so much time here because we're
always cut aroum.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they could fit a whole lot of Haitians in there,
so they probably should get on that. And yes, I
do believe that she told some teenage girl to underlive herself. Yeah,
she's awful, she's so I don't know why she Why
isn't she canceled because remember that was what they were
really into. People tried to but I guess democrats are
above that, right, God, there is.
Speaker 1: Sufferable disgusting couple discussing growth, yes, or I'm nine to eleven.
When when Biden and Kamala and also Trump visited a firehouse,
the first responded firehouse, I believe in Pennsylvania. They came
slightly at different times, but the reception that they received
very very different from one another. So first, here's what
it looked like when Kamala and Joe entered the.
Speaker 2: Firehouse, very quiet, with that one trick, she turns her back.
She's like, man, I'm going to turn around and just
don't know what to do, and I really don't care.
Speaker 1: I just don't care. And then here is what happened
when Trump showed up there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, stark difference, very very very very different. Yeah, this
is the thing. He's the president of the people. He's
president of regular people. I mean, listen, Biden and Kamala
may have the elitists like John Legend and Christy Keegan,
but President Trump has regular people. And it shows you
cannot you can't suppress it, you can't deny it. They
can try to like gaslight and tell you something that
is not true all the time on their stupid little
network TV shows. But we know what's true. He resonates
with regular people. He connects with them.
Speaker 1: And they love him that you cannot know the love.
There was this funny clip for you guys, remember Jim Carrey.
I think this is from that. I can't even remember
which movie this is from, but somebody, somebody made a
meme out of it, and it was just it's very
very quick, but so funny, especially at the end. What
it's coming. I promise.
Speaker 5: That's it.
Speaker 1: I've had it with this stump food.
Speaker 3: We got no jobs, our pets.
Speaker 1: So true, so freaking true. And you guys, Tim Walls.
Tim Walls did a rally in Michigan yesterday and we
were dying over this this morning before we went alive
on the air because I don't know how this happened.
It was very spontaneous, which is what makes it so funny.
But he was basically asking, who's got this on their
bingo card?
Speaker 2: That like people are eating cats?
Speaker 1: And how how it happened, I don't know, but in
the entire audience spontaneously bust into a chant that they're
not eating you guys.
Speaker 2: You know how they always say, always stream, We're not
going back, We're not going back back.
Speaker 1: So now they're screaming, we're not eating cats. They're not
eating cats. These people, you can't greatest thing.
Speaker 2: You can't make it up, you can't, can't enjoy it.
And that you tell me you had this on your
Bengo card.
Speaker 1: And they're eating cats and they're eating cat.
Speaker 2: You can say, God, Democrats, everybody, the Democrat Party, everybody,
this is where we are twenty twenty four. We're eating cat.
That should be their slogan, like Harris Walls twenty twenty four,
We're a cat. That's their slogan. Now put it on
a bumper sticker.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. Yeah, I just, oh my godness so much.
Speaker 2: I just think it's the greatest thing ever.
Speaker 1: I just this is our world.
Speaker 2: This is what it's come to. Mm hmm.
Speaker 1: There is a continuing investigation about Trump's assassination attempt. I
know that's hard to believe because nobody's ever talking about
it anymore, but it is happening, and yesterday apparently was
a bit of a breakthrough day in that investigation. And
the Lizard Man, that Senator Blumenthal guy who reaps me
out like his very existence.
Speaker 2: It's now he's like the guy at the end of
Raiders of the Lost Ark where he's his skin is
melting you when they looked at the bar.
Speaker 1: So he's like the zombie that chomps in.
Speaker 2: It's like a comedy.
Speaker 1: He's a combination.
Speaker 2: It's just one of the zombies is melting and Raiders
of the Lost Dark. Yeah, you guys are welcome. You're
welcome to That visual breaks.
Speaker 1: Me out so bad. But he listened to testimony yesterday
that got him pretty upset, and I was like, wow,
look at that. A Democrat is actually caring that things
went wrong, very very very wrong that day.
Speaker 2: Here he is.
Speaker 19: I think the American people are going to be shocked, astonished,
and called by what we will report to them was
about the failures and the Secret Service in this assassination
attempt the former president. They also ought to be called
and astonished by the failure of the Department of Homeland
Security to be more forthcoming, to be candid and frank
as it should be to them in terms of providing information.
And we are going to absolutely insist on the truth
in the whole truth in documents and testinomy as members
of the United States Senate, but also as citizens.
Speaker 1: What did you learn new today when you said they're
going to be I'm.
Speaker 19: Not going to go into what we have learned in specifics.
I'm giving you my reaction, and we will have a
report very very soon that I think will absolutely shock
the American people or should about the lapses and lags
in the protection that was afforded that day and the
breakdown and communication failure and responsibility.
Speaker 16: Is there a forecoming today or tomorrow.
Speaker 2: It's like two months down for coming out tonight or tomorrow. No, seriously,
it's been two months, you guys. It's been in two
months since it's happened. It's give us the damn report already.
Let us see it. We pay for you people, and
I guarantee you that the people who were involved who
eft it up are still getting paid and still getting pensions.
And we're doing that. You guys, get back to work.
She can pay for these ineft people. They're doing that.
I mean, I appreciate it. That's really nice. It's nice
that he like uncovered some stuff. I do appreciate that because.
Speaker 1: I mean, like go investigation.
Speaker 2: That's yay. But it's like, come on, like get on
with it already. If it were a Democrat presidential candidate,
this would have been handled in a week.
Speaker 1: Well, Josh Holly did give a little bit more information
than Blumenthal did. He was on with Jesse Waters last
night and here is what he uncovered.
Speaker 7: Blower reporting. What are they telling you now, Senator.
Speaker 17: Tessie. What I'm learning now is that the lead advance
agent that day in Pennsylvania, this is the agent that
was in charge of Trump's entire trip and Sylvania, that
this agent actually failed one or more of her training
exams when she first joined the Secret Service. I mean,
the pattern that is emerging here, Jesse, from whistleblowers who've
come forward to me now over and over again, is
that the Trumpet rally was undermanned, it was understaffed, They
did not have people who had experience on it. And
now this advance agent, I'm told, may have failed one
or more for training exams and was known not to
be a top quality agent. I mean, this is absurd,
and the fact that the director will not level with
the American people about what's going on here is just
totally unacceptable and unbelievable. I'm told by people who are
close to and have knowledge of the Secret Service's own
internal investigation that the Department of Homeland Security is leaning
on the Secret Service not to comply with document requests
to Congress. I mean, this is really getting to be outrageous.
The American people need the truth here.
Speaker 7: Yeah, there's a cover up going on.
Speaker 2: Now, that's definitive. You're surprised, raise your hand. But he's
nobody's surprised a cover up. And you didn't say, I mean.
Speaker 1: In our US government. Oh my goodness.
Speaker 2: Greg and I, my husband and I were watching last night.
We stayed up way too late and we're watching the
movie Parkland. I don't know if you've ever seen Parkland.
It's an old it's like a ten year old movie
about the JFK assassination. Zach Efron's in it is before
he started putting Bondo in his face. Oh okay, he
looked so cute. And that movie he played like one
of the doctors. It's basically about the hospital that it
centers around the hospital that handled all of the people
coming in. You know that we're obviously, you know, going
through the trauma and JFK and everybody. So, but it
was but what I noticed and that was so significant
to me about that movie and the you know, the
subject was I was like there are no women Secret
Service agents. There are no they were they took their job,
not that there shouldn't be, but I feel like the
standards have been lowered so significantly because of this DEI
Bowl crap that we have now. And then in addition
to that, those guys took their jobs so serious. I mean,
it was like they just were so devastated by what happened, obviously,
and I would hope that the people would be completely devastated,
you know, the people in Secret Service would be so
devastated by what happened two months ago to President. I think,
you know, because it was this close, this close, And
if I were one of those guys, I would be
like wondering, am I in the right job? Am I
doing the right thing? What am I doing? Because that
was not okay what happened that day?
Speaker 1: Yep, not okay at all. But glad, I mean, we're
gonna be learning more about that obviously once this report
comes out. I feel like we're just we're doing like
a daily Megan Kelly since both of us are kind
of in love with her, girl crushing on her, totally
crushing on her, and so today's Megan Kelly clip is
about when the leg media is finally going to like
completely tank and she was. This is the from the
Sean Ryan podcast and he asked her that question, and
here is her answer. What do you think the final
nail on the coffin will be?
Speaker 21: If Trump wins again, that'll.
Speaker 10: Be the end.
Speaker 21: Yes, because they'll do the same thing they did the
first time. Everything will be negative. He will be the
devil incarnate. They will find their oppositional media roots again,
which they totally forgot during the Biden years. Hello, we
have a whole White House press corps that didn't figure
out he was being visited regularly by Parkinson's doctor.
Speaker 2: Do you think they'd missed that with Trump?
Speaker 21: My point is they had no interest in finding out
anything bad about Joe Biden. So I do think they'll
just drive more people away. But they're already dying. They're
ratings right now in prime time, they're pulling in half
a million. I mean, I know you dwarf that in
your numbers, and I certainly do as well. Now they
get maybe one fourth of what they used to get.
They make no news, They're totally irrelevant. What was the
last news Savannah Guthrie made?
Speaker 16: I have no idea.
Speaker 1: Of course you don't.
Speaker 21: What was last news big interview Robin Roberts.
Speaker 1: Had, who knows? I don't ever watch it.
Speaker 21: Who has more influence? Wolf Splitzer or Ben Shapiro.
Speaker 7: Ben Shapiro.
Speaker 21: It's just a new world. They're well on their way
to the end.
Speaker 1: God.
Speaker 2: I love that so much. And I love that she's
right because the legacy media needs to die. Yep, just
die already. Yeah, and I like that guy too. I
really like this podcast. Yeah that that.
Speaker 1: Episode is amazing because she gets super personal. She does
marriage about her dad's death. I mean, about so many
things that just made her who she is. Just a
really really great listen if you haven't listened to the
whole thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, really good, fantastic interview.
Speaker 1: Okay, this we're going to start in this last little
montage before we get to Schlang. We're going to start
off with some not so great news. Okay, but I
promise you that we will finish it with much better news. Okay,
So you know how the show is. We like to
give you all of it.
Speaker 2: We're not we're taking you down, taking you down a valley.
We're going to bring you up on a mountaintop, right, Okay,
it's exactly what we're doing.
Speaker 1: It's our So it was an emotional rollercoaster. What can
we say.
Speaker 2: Always it's like, listen, we're women. This is what we
do to you.
Speaker 1: That's right. So I know that we've got people on
our side of the aisle who are determined to not
believe that there are people who support Kamala, but unfortunately
there are. We refer to those people as dumbasses affectionately
on this program hashtag dumb masses. There are a lot,
you guys, and it could potentially be growing and we
just need to be aware of it. Okay, I want
to show you that she filled to the brim one
of two. She had two North Carolina appearances and both
were completely full. This is what I believe. The Charlotte
one looked like. This is not AI, this is not
video generated. This is her actual crowd.
Speaker 2: In Charlotte, Charlotte, and I think it's because Taylor told
him to be there.
Speaker 1: Well, that is the perfect segway into the next clip.
Because as a matter of fact, as much as we
would like to believe that Taylor has no influence on
actual voters or registrations of voters, she really does.
Speaker 8: What are you seeing from Taylor Swift in her endorsement,
especially in terms of driving civic participation.
Speaker 24: Yeah, so, I think this is a question a lot
of us had after we saw the endorsement. I think
a lot of people expected it was coming, but the
question of how much of an impact will she have
on just the excitement, you know, the likes on Instagram?
Will it translate into voter registration? So we can see
some of the back end data in terms of the
data that is coming and hitting off the voter file
that we build, And what we saw was this really
massive increase. We're calling it the Swift effect now because
it's really unlike anything I've seen. We're seeing a four
or five hundred percent increase and people come in and
trying to register to vote immediately following the debate and
in that period after Taylor Swift posted on Instagram. And
what's really remarkable about that. Usually you'll see these increases
and they kind of fade away. In this case, we've
seen it continue through the last two days into today.
How so well, you know, I'm told I have two
teenage daughters that she was on the Video Music Awards
on MTV last night, apparently she put out another pitch
for people to register to vote, and so we're seeing
this continued spike of four or five times what you
would regularly see. So we're talking about somewhere at neighborood
nine to ten thousand people per hour just hitting our system.
That's not indicative of everything, but it's a.
Speaker 1: Lot of it.
Speaker 10: And what does this mean for the election?
Speaker 24: Well, you know, a big part of this, the big
question I think a lot of people ask, is when
you see new registrants, sure the registering to vote, will
they vote? Well, we actually have statistics going back to
twenty twenty. We can see people who register to vote
this close to the election, over eighty percent of those
new registrants actually turned out in the election. So it's
safe to say that not only are these voters who
are registering are a big deal, but it's likely that
they're going to come out on election day or before
election day in the early voting.
Speaker 2: Okay, well maybe just maybe when she says, hey, register
to vote, and she says that, and you know, there
are a lot of the dumbasses that do register, maybe
they are just as many young impressionable girls, I say,
the impressional one or young girls that and boys I
guess who are Like, I don't like that she's doing that.
I'm going to go ahead and register to vote because
I am on the other side of the spectrum. So
I'm going to register, I hope. So I'm going to
register too, because that would be my daughter and her friends.
You know, if she could write, if she was eighteen,
she would be doing that. She'd be like, you know, listen,
I liked your music, but I don't like you telling
me who to vote for because I'm my own person.
I got my own mind, and I'm smart, and I'm
going to vote the other way.
Speaker 1: God, I wish more people felt that way, and this
woman definitely feels that way. I loved her video.
Speaker 25: Hey, real quick, if you're a celebrity, shut up, right.
If you're a celebrity, shut shut up, shut up. Don't
tell us what to do, right, Don't tell us. Don't
talk to us like you know what it's like. Don't
tell us that we should be voting for this person
or talking about this.
Speaker 9: Stop talking.
Speaker 26: Stop talking, because you have.
Speaker 1: No idea exactly.
Speaker 26: You don't know, you don't know what it's like. There
are people out there right now and It shouldn't be political.
Feeding your family should not be political. Having to choose
between paying rent or groceries that week and.
Speaker 2: Rent is delayed, it should not be political.
Speaker 26: That should literally just be uh, you know, life. But
as a celebrity, stop talking because you don't know and
you sound stupid.
Speaker 1: And if you're somebody who follows.
Speaker 26: A celebrity blindly and just does what they say because of.
Speaker 2: Who they are, also you shut up right.
Speaker 26: Sit down, take several seats, because I'm exhausted, and I'm
pretty sure most of the world, not the world, most
Americans are also exhausted. Love you so much.
Speaker 2: And if you're and if you're that person that is
following her blindly and you're doing everything that she says,
you're probably living with your parents. I mean you're probably seriously,
you're probably having everything provided for you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's true, you really.
Speaker 2: Are, because I got you know, my mid our middle kid,
our son is married. They went to her concert. They
like her music. They're not voting for Kamala. They're not
doing that. They're not gonna do that because she said
they live on their own, they pay they live in
freaking California. They know how much they know what stuff costs.
They're quite aware. They both have jobs, they can't even
get a house out there, and they both do well.
So when she says vote for Kamalan walls, they're like,
I don't think so, not gonna happen. So there are
people if you're living on your own and you understand
kind of like what that lady says. If you're in
the real world, you're gonna be like, that's nice. They're there, Taylor,
But the rest of us live in the real world.
You don't. You have a gajillion homes, you get to
fly on private jets and scream about climate change, and
you're dating an NFL player that looks like a douche
in his bucket hat. You know, the rest of us
don't live in that world, right, And so she's right,
stop preaching to the people that actually do.
Speaker 1: I feel like we could be friends with her.
Speaker 2: With that chick, yeah totally, we could be friends with her,
because the.
Speaker 1: Way that she says stuff is like like yeah, just
it's like but I mean, but it is kind of
disconcerting that people like these young girls, they think I'm
like her.
Speaker 2: You're not. It's just like you weren't like the Kardashians
either right, it's a whole other level of It's just
something that listen, nine nine percent of us are never
going to attain Oh.
Speaker 1: My god, Like she has no clue, no clue, And
I don't want to.
Speaker 2: Live in that world. Really, I don't, I really don't.
Speaker 1: I just wish every celebrity would do what she said,
which is zip it, or follow the lead of Patrick Mahomes,
who I thought handled this question so beautifully mm hmm.
Speaker 27: For President Trump refers you and your family against the
Fox News in.
Speaker 1: Relations to this campaign. I just wonder what your reaction
is to seeing that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think I've always said I don't want I
don't want my place in my platform to be used
to endorse a candidate or do whatever each either way,
I think my place is to inform people to get
registered to vote, is to inform people to do their
own research and then make their best decision for them
and their family. And so I think that's where every
time I'm on this stage and I get asked these questions,
I'm going to refer back to that, because I think
that's what makes America so great.
Speaker 8: I think it was important, though I don't know if
the word. But when you were at the US Open
this past weekend and you guys were there with Taylor
and Travis, I mean, is is that an important image
to show that you know people who may have different philosophies.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean I think I've always even dating back,
I think if you've seen my history, I've run up
with people from every every aspect of life and every background.
And I think the best thing about a football locker
room and kind of how I've grown up in baseball
lockers everything about that is people can come together and
achieve something and achieve a common goal. And I think
if we can, I mean we talked about it a
while back, but I think if we can do that
as a nation, I think we can get the best
out of each other. And so I think that's something
that I do every single day. And whenever I'm hanging
out with with whoever, I'm not I'm not thinking about
their political views or anything like that. I'm thinking about
the people when how they how they treat other people.
And I was with a lot of great people this weekend.
Speaker 2: Yeah that he answered that like a conservative efect, right,
But but don't you think, but don't you think he
answered that like a conservative, I mean probably yeah. I mean,
come on, let's get real, that's what he did. I'm
not sick. Listen. You can think what you want to think.
But like when I taught at the college level, my
kids never knew who I voted for. They never knew
because I just didn't put it that. It wasn't my place.
My place was to teach. It wasn't to inject my
political opinions or philosophies into the classroom. That's how I
felt about it, so they never freaking knew. And that's
how it should be. That's what conservatives do. I love
that liberals don't do that.
Speaker 1: I love that, and I loved his answer, And that's
what everybody. That is how it should be handled, you
know what I mean. Totally class, all class. Okay, I
was going to play some bad news about election stuff,
but we're running a little bit longer than i'd like
on a Friday, so I'm going to save that and
end with some really good news before we get to
schlong anyway, just some good, trumpy stuff.
Speaker 25: Right.
Speaker 1: So, there was I don't know where this is obviously
long ago, but he was maybe it was the Oprah
Show or he he was on some show where audience
was able to ask him questions and this woman had
a question for him, and the way that he handled
the question was just lovely. Watch the trump.
Speaker 16: You've done great things in your life, and I just wonder,
how do I, as an average person begin.
Speaker 14: Well, first of all, never think of yourself as average.
Speaker 1: You started off with.
Speaker 22: The wrong question.
Speaker 14: You have to tell yourself that. You just have to
get that word average out of your vocabulary.
Speaker 4: And you have to tell yourself that you.
Speaker 21: Can break and you have to believe it.
Speaker 13: If you can say it and don't believe it, it doesn't matter.
So just go out there and work hard.
Speaker 2: I love that. I love that too. That's f what
wonderful advice, Right, Yeah, I love that.
Speaker 1: And I think he truly believes that about people.
Speaker 2: People aren't You're not average, You're You're an awesome, awesome
American filled with potential. Yeah, everybody has potential, everybody.
Speaker 1: M hmm.
Speaker 2: He believes it, and that's why he's doing what he's doing.
Speaker 1: Yes, And then this is just is I thought you
guys would think it was funny too, because when when
influencers are in the wild doing their influencing obviously this group,
this gaggle of influencers in New York City. I don't
know what they set their camera on, but they set
their camera on something that is in the middle of
the sidewalk, and then they're moving backwards to like get
posed and to do all this video capturing of them,
and a true New Yorker is not here for it. Yes,
you can't get in it.
Speaker 27: I just all walk backwards while people are walking fucking forward.
Speaker 1: That is so New York, right. I just love that
that guy's like walking backwards.
Speaker 2: God, idiots, influencers are idiots.
Speaker 1: All right, It's time for our schlong and our schlog
today is it's about that gentle parenting phenomenon. Bill Maher
actually did a little spiel about it. We're going to
talk about him, his reaction, and then some other angles
of that of what's happening to our kids right now
because it's not good hearing.
Speaker 7: How parenting is so hard these days. Yeah, because you're
making it hard. Gentle parenting. It's like a Taco Bell breakfast.
The reason it feels wrong is because it is, and
it's ruining lives on both sides of the equation. Parents
to ruining your lives because you've made yourselves a butler
to a five year old and the kids because the
results are in and all this letting the kids run
the show path of least resistance child rearing is harming them.
The average high school kid today has the same level
of anxiety as the average psychiatric patient in the early
nineteen fifties.
Speaker 1: Oh wow.
Speaker 7: A recent survey of employers found that about one in
five recent college graduates brought their parents with them to
a job interview. Our kids are crippled with anxiety because
they haven't been properly prepared for a world that doesn't
revolve around them exactly. Almost ten percent of college students
claim to have PTSD from college. A cradle of safety
is safe spaces and trigger warnings and policing offensive words.
You're not supposed to get PTSD in college, supposed to
get an STD.
Speaker 2: I mean, this is this whole gentle parenting thing is
taken off to you. Like if you're on social media
at all, you see it everywhere and people are so
in support of it, like, oh, this is the right
way to parent. You're supposed to do this and talk
to your kid like this, And I'm like, oh my God,
and maybe you know, there are times where I question
myself because I'm such a gen xer that I'm like,
what are you doing?
Speaker 1: Like just it doesn't matter that you're bleeding, get up right, It's.
Speaker 2: Like is there a bone sticking out?
Speaker 1: You're fine?
Speaker 2: Fine, my God, just put some dirt on it. That's
and we have. That's how we've raised our kids, and
that's how we raise Gwen and she's you know, fourteen,
and I just you know, we try to make sure
that they're all very independent because one day they have
to go out into this nasty, big world and they
got a deal. You cannot coddle them. You just can't.
And I think a lot of these parents are doing that.
It's like the Butler thing was a very interesting point
that he made, where you just these people are waiting
on their kids hand and foot. You got to make
them be independent, You have to.
Speaker 1: Well, and we're doing a disservice not just from the
gentle parenting, but the kids are struggling, as he said,
just as much as psych patients from the nineteen hundreds
or whatever whenever. That was, I mean ridiculous. How much
worse their mental health is. The more we focus on it,
and that was what was so remarkable to me. There
was this chart about depressive symptoms in US eighth, tenth,
and twelfth graders just over the past few decades. I mean,
look at the shift. Look at how much it's gotten
worse since twenty fifteen, and like it's just jumped exponentially.
And so Abigail Schreier talked about therapy because now, of
course parents are either putting their kids on antidepressants, which
is also a whole other terrifying thing that I mean,
because kids can get legit crazy from those, right, But
there's also this notion of you know, putting kids in
therapy and going to therapy even as adults, to the
point where it's just it's routine. People do this thinking
that it's good for them, but it's a racket in
many ways. Not saying that all therapy is bad, I'm
certainly not saying that, and therapy is super necessary for
some people, but the people that are using it as
as a way as a like, they're holding it up
as an example of how to be healthy men, that
everybody should be in therapy. That is bullshit and it's damaging.
And Abigail Schreyer was on with Joe Rogan to talk
about that really really interesting little segment from that interview.
Speaker 27: Wow, you know, I never really considered that, and tell
your book. Until I heard the title of your book
and I've read the synopsis of it, I never really
considered it. I never considered that thinking about your problems
all the time and talking about your problems all the
time literally make the problems grow.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 28: I mean it's the number one symptom of depression is
what they call rumination, this pathological obsessing over your pain. Yeah,
that's why stuff like exercise. That's one of the reasons,
aside from chemical reasons, one of the reasons that doing it.
You know that running errands is good for your mental health.
Getting out of your house and accomplishing anything, yeah, is
good for you. But sitting around talking and thinking about
your problems, that's a bad have it. And the best
cognitive behavioral therapists and others, you know, the dialectical behavioral therapist,
the ones who do really well with depression, the first
thing they do is try.
Speaker 1: To break that on that that bad pattern.
Speaker 28: But a lot of therapists just indulge in.
Speaker 1: That's the problem.
Speaker 2: I know, this sounds so mean. But why is this
not common sense? I don't know.
Speaker 1: I feel like I feel like.
Speaker 2: A lot of this is just common sense. Like if
you feel sorry for yourself all the time, you're going
to continue to feel sorry for yourself. Right, A lot
a lot of our problems are here, you know what
I mean, and not and.
Speaker 1: The room and actually here exactly right about right.
Speaker 2: And I'm not saying that like our generation and the
you know, like boomers and Gen xers, a lot of
us probably had a problem with therapy, and a lot
of us had some issues and we probably need to
deal with them. That's fine, And and I'm not saying
that that's that therapy, like you said, is not a
good thing. Therapy is a good thing. But this generation
is like over therapyized totally. They're just they overdo it.
It's over like millennials and gen Zers. It's just we've overcompensated.
I think it's just.
Speaker 1: We're consuming it's they're consuming therapy like coffee. Right. They're
they're thinking this is just a part of my daily
mental health, right, and it's not.
Speaker 2: And they want to give themselves a label for everything.
I have this, and I have this, and I have.
I have this disorder and that disorder, and I have
this kind of depression in that, and I have to
be on this drug and that drug and that and
and what it does is it labels themselves as less
than or something or or yeah, it victimizes themselves or
it makes them part of like this club where we
can all get together and like have a self pity party.
And it's like, I just what the hell is that?
Speaker 1: Well an excuse.
Speaker 2: It excuses a lot of their behavior.
Speaker 1: Well, right, oh, did I say something about that's because
I'm this. I mean, it's all such this weird cycle
of suck that we're in right now. And it is
a racket in some ways, because I do think that
there are people, like she said, there are therapists who
indulge this because they want the repeat business. They're going
to tell their clients, you should absolutely have weekly sessions
with me.
Speaker 2: Why wouldn't they?
Speaker 1: You know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Yeah, when it's and she made a great point, when
it's like, well maybe you just need to go outside
and go for a run once a day and you'll
be all right. Yeah, I mean it's kids, and kids
need structure. Kids need there are certain things that kids need.
But I mean some to end teenagers, they have a lot,
they have angst, they go through periods of time where
they're not going to be you know, these perfect little angels.
Speaker 1: Let me go through it. It's we all go through it.
You know.
Speaker 2: This is the thing. I think it's somebody said, D
and I love your comment, touch Grass. Yeah exactly, this
is the thing. I mean, there's there's just certain I
don't let them be kids. Let them be teenagers, you know, don't.
We don't have to label everything. It can just be
you know, yeah, exactly.
Speaker 1: Okay, it is time for your d D.
Speaker 2: I love this, you guys. So this this child and
we're kind of on a trump kick today and I
love it. But this child, I don't remember what it
is that he has.
Speaker 1: Mind Yeah, so I'll show I'll show that first. This
is the little caption about it he has.
Speaker 2: Okay, it's a rare brain disorder and growth that's what
it was. I thought it was a neurological. It's a
growth hormone deficiency. He got a very special eighth birthday
letter from a very special person, and I just this
is the kind of stuff you don't see, you guys.
And I saw it yesterday and I'm like, I got
to share this with everybody.
Speaker 1: It just was so sweet, so so prescious.
Speaker 6: It says, Dear Liam, Happy eighth birthday, Missus Trump, and
I hope you enjoy this special occasion surrounded by the
love of your family and friends. We are so encouraged
by the strength and determination you have shown throughout your
young life, and send our love and best wishes to
you as you continue to fight. Remember, you had never
known a We are keeping you in our thoughts and
prayers for continued health, for continued care and good health.
May God bless you and your family stay strong. Sincerely.
Can you tell me who sign that you know your
birthday coming up? What do you say to him?
Speaker 10: I love you?
Speaker 2: Ah, God bless him. Isn't that the sweetest thing ever?
I was just like a puddle of tears yesterday when
I saw that.
Speaker 1: You've got to be kidding my God? So precious, right,
so precious? His shirt?
Speaker 2: Did you see his shirt?
Speaker 22: Yes?
Speaker 1: So so dear, Yeah, so cute.
Speaker 2: All right, So we will talk to you guys on Monday.
Have a fabulous weekend.