Speaker 1: We actually hung out with Marco Rubio because they have
to pay their bills. They're hurting. You know, they had
to pay for eggs. You didn't, She said.
Speaker 2: Ice created an unnecessary and unsafe confrontation.
Speaker 1: Everything about his presidency was fake, including his medical record,
using his cancer to manipulate the narrative.
Speaker 3: Now I am so tired.
Speaker 4: How you acting like you see the people of the
fate of Indiana or the city of Indianapolis. You do
not speak for me or anyone I know that would
have the YouTube jerk jerk.
Speaker 1: Good morning, everybody.
Speaker 3: Good morning, good morning, good morning.
Speaker 2: Just a word of warning that I have like no
connection speak.
Speaker 1: Today's fine. During pre show, it's everything's been fine.
Speaker 3: I can't.
Speaker 2: I just keep seeing that I have one bar of
Wi Fi and I'm like, oh God.
Speaker 1: I think it's gonna I think we're gonna be all right.
Speaker 2: We're gonna be all right, We're gonna do this. So
we're gonna do this, and we're gonna.
Speaker 3: Kick it off. Actually we're going to kick it off
a little joke. I have a little joke for everybody.
Speaker 2: Yay, And if you follow us on Twitter, you've probably
already seen this joke. But I saw this on Instagram
and I just thought it was such a good joke.
Reminded me of the little old screen capture that we
had in pillow Talks several days ago about how to
pronounce all the days of the week in like with.
Speaker 3: A you with a British accent.
Speaker 5: Yes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it reminds me of that.
Speaker 2: So this is a definition. I'm going to ask you
for a definition. What is propaganda?
Speaker 1: What is propaganda?
Speaker 2: It's when a British person takes a really good look
at something.
Speaker 1: Get it?
Speaker 6: I do?
Speaker 1: I kind of do. Yeah, it's a propa ganda. You
have to split them into a propa.
Speaker 3: You get it? Yeah, get it?
Speaker 1: You guys get it. You're gonna be saying that all day.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you feel free to share.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 3: We're going to jump right into a story.
Speaker 2: And even though I'm not a huge fan of Candace
Owens these days, she does have some very interesting interviews.
And there's one that's out now that is going to
get a lot of eyeballs because it's with Harvey Weinstein
from prison and he is proclaiming.
Speaker 3: His sort of half innocence.
Speaker 2: I guess like he's denying that he ever assaulted anyone
or violently, sexually abused anyone.
Speaker 3: Here's a little teaser where you can hear what he's says.
Speaker 8: I did not commit these crimes. I swear that before
God and the people watching now and on my family.
The people who support me are scared to talk. They
are frightened to death that they're going to be canceled.
Speaker 4: What I always found to be problematic about the Me
too movement from the beginning.
Speaker 1: We're conflating.
Speaker 3: He made a pass at me, and I didn't like it.
Speaker 8: With rape, it's a complete fabrication about my relationship with Glenna.
I didn't put my hand on her, I didn't touch her.
I definitely made a pass. Ashley Judd's claims are ridiculous.
I settled with Rose McAllen. I gave her a hundred
thousand dollars. Don't tell my wife, don't get me in trouble.
It's all conflated, and it's all led to the idea
that I am going to be the one they persecute.
They broke me, they broke me an app There's.
Speaker 4: Just so much when you read the transcripts that defy
common sense.
Speaker 8: For me, I've asked to have lie detect your tests
brought into the prison. So I know they're not admissible,
but I want the world to know.
Speaker 1: To be honest with you, I think a lot of
people are going to hear this conversation.
Speaker 9: Candice.
Speaker 8: You know one thing I can tell you is this
is going to explode.
Speaker 1: He's like, too bad. I can't touch her, Candace. You
want to come back to my room myself. I want
to watch me shower? Yeah, Canada, this.
Speaker 3: Is file disgusting.
Speaker 10: God.
Speaker 2: So he's basically admitting to a lot of stuff, but
not the stuff that ended him.
Speaker 3: In you know, put him in jail.
Speaker 1: He's like, basically, I'm a Stevie disgusting pig. I just
didn't rape anybody.
Speaker 2: Right and now, because like when he said, Ashley Judd's
claims are ridiculous, now, I don't even remember what all
of her claims.
Speaker 1: I don't either.
Speaker 2: I know that one of them was, you know, watch
me shower, but I can't remember. I don't remember anything
else from her, right, Can I just use so many
words and say anything.
Speaker 1: I could totally see him saying, hey, watch me shower.
I believe every every bit of that I do, but
I don't know. I don't know what whether or not.
I have no idea. I wasn't there. I don't know.
Speaker 3: Would would a light detect or tests do anything for you?
Speaker 1: Like?
Speaker 3: Would that if he passed it? Would you be like
would that Harry Waite?
Speaker 1: I don't. I would be like, that's interesting, you know,
it would be interesting. But I mean, she's not wrong
about it. The me Too movement being kind of crazy
during that time.
Speaker 3: No, it's definitely not wrong.
Speaker 1: It was like a witchhime. Let's get real. There are
a lot of men that were like, oh God, what's
gonna happen? You know, it was a little bit nuts.
You know, it's not nuts. Is Blackout coffee, which I
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Speaker 3: There is a lot of stuff going on.
Speaker 2: So the reason for my name today, for example, is
Lamonica mcguiver has now had charges pressed against her.
Speaker 3: That's the weirdest way to say that.
Speaker 1: Ever, It's like, it's a very Harvey Weinstein ish is
what it is. We come full circle.
Speaker 2: I'm just gonna undo, just pretend I didn't say that,
because we're gonna get to that story later. But first
we're going to get to some Trump stuff, because yesterday
he had his phone call, his much anticipated phone call
with President Putin, and he tweeted, uh, immediately after the call,
So if you would share this with.
Speaker 1: Everybody, Oh my yeah, just completed my two hour call
with President Vladimir Putin of Russia. We know who he is.
Speaker 3: I believe it went very very well.
Speaker 1: Russia and Ukraine will immediately start negotiations toward a ceasefire
and more importantly, an end of the war. The conditions
for that will be negotiated between the two parties, as
it can only be because they know details of a
negotiation that nobody else would be aware of. The tone
and spirit of the conversation were excellent. If it wasn't,
I would say so now rather than later. Russia wants
to do large scale trade with the United States when
this catastrophic bloodbath is over, and I agree there is
a tremendous opportunity for Russia to create massive amounts of
jobs and wealth. Its potential is unlimited. Likewise, Ukraine could
be a great beneficiary on trade in the process of
rebuilding its country. Negotiations between Russia and Ukraine will beget immediately.
I have so informed President Vladimir Zelenski of Ukraine. Ursula
von dair leyan how you pronounce it, President of the
European Commission, President Emmanuel Macon of Prime Minister Georgio Maloney
of Italy, Chancellor Frederick Merce of Germany, and President Alexander
Stubb of Finland during a call with me. Immediately after
the call with President Putin, the Vatican, as represented by
the Pope, has stated that it would be very interested
in hosting the negotiations. Let the process begin. Only he
can do this, you know. It's like, I he's the
only guy that's been able to do this, and so
props to him.
Speaker 3: The whole Vatican thing is very very interesting because.
Speaker 2: It's kind of like it puts the players on their
best behavior out of just respect, you.
Speaker 11: Know what I mean.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because it's like God, God is watching now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like now you're in You're not a Vatican. You're
going to have to get along.
Speaker 1: Everybody, be nice and play nice. That's right.
Speaker 2: But that's a good point that you make about how
Trump is really the only one that can do this.
Marco Rubio at a dinner yesterday said similar things.
Speaker 12: I don't know how many of you got to see
the president's speech in Saudi Arabia. I think it will
go down as one of the most profound foreign policy
speeches in American history, and where it outlined a vision
for the future and a vision of prosperity. And I
tell people we have a president the peace and uh,
it's a great honor to work for a president who
literally spends half his day maybe more trying to stop
wars and wars prevent wars. And it's an extraordinary thing
to be a part of. And thank you for your
leadership on that front.
Speaker 9: He's a.
Speaker 12: A key part of the speech he gave. And I
just summarize it this way. Our president is a builder,
not a bomber.
Speaker 3: I love that.
Speaker 1: I love that. I too, Yeah, I love that too,
And how could you be against that? Like what's wrong
with you? As I was watching that clip the whole time,
I was thinking, we actually hung out with Marco Rubiel
and now he's like in that room with all those
people in gold you know.
Speaker 3: I mean, did we hang out with him or did
we just get our photo with him?
Speaker 1: We got our foot But we were like at the
same party with him, That's true.
Speaker 3: We were. We're just like.
Speaker 1: Hanging out for the same party with him at like
the Lucas estate. And it was just so weird to
think of, like, now he's in that position, which is
really weird, and then look at us, you know what
I mean, It's just so weird. That's what I was
thinking about. I shouldn't I shouldn't just express everything out loud.
I probably should keep some things to myself. Sorry, sorry everybody,
it's my add Sorry.
Speaker 3: I mean we were in the same house.
Speaker 1: It's so weird.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 1: He's so important now.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, so important, so many jobs, like he
literally has all the job he has job.
Speaker 3: Oh and that was quite a house that we want
to see the picture.
Speaker 1: We need to get the picture and dig it out
and show people. Yeah, we should see that Thursday. It
was good.
Speaker 3: That is a picture.
Speaker 1: It is a picture. Yeah.
Speaker 3: And it was.
Speaker 2: Also with Richard Murdoch, who that was. He was famous
in Indiana for all kinds of reasons. But yeah, that
was a that was something that was quite a house.
And that was a house that I can't even imagine,
like how much it would cost to outfit a palace
like that.
Speaker 1: There were like three kitchens in that house, you guys, Yeah,
do you remember that?
Speaker 3: Oh my god.
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guy had like three kitchen She goes, why, I mean,
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Speaker 2: So speaking of Trump at that same dinner, he was hilarious.
He was talking about how he got the Olympics, he
got the World Cup, and this all happened he realized
during his first term, and then all of these things
were gonna happen, you know, and he wouldn't get any
credit for it. He loves getting credit from loves getting credit,
and so the joke he made about it was just perfect.
Speaker 3: Take a listen.
Speaker 13: Got the Olympics, and then we got through Johnny the Boss.
We got he's a friend of mine. We got the
World Cup. I got them both, and I said, man,
I won't be president.
Speaker 3: I won't.
Speaker 13: I got the Olympics and the World Cup, and I
won't be president. And they're going to forget that I
got them. Nobody's going to mention it, because you know
a little bit, that's the way life is. And then
they rigged the election. And then I said, you know
what I'll do. I'll run again and I'll shove it
up their ass. I love it, and that's what I did.
And all of a sudden I then realized, I said,
you know what, I got the Olympics, I got the
World Cup, and I got that two hundred and fifties.
Look at the way this works out. So if they
would have left us alone and wouldn't have cheated on
the election and wouldn't have rigged it, I would have
been retired right now. I would have been happily doing
something else and instead they have me for four more years.
Speaker 1: Can you I love it so much?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Take that isn't that perfect?
Speaker 1: Take that liberals It is perfect.
Speaker 3: Oh my god. I just cracked up when he was like,
shove that up their rest.
Speaker 1: Right, bend over.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 2: So listen, there was a Supreme Court ruling yesterday of
some consequence. And Kaitanji Brown Jackson is absolutely useless, terrible
at her.
Speaker 1: Job, useless, completely useless.
Speaker 3: And she was the only one.
Speaker 2: This was an eight to one decision and she was
the only person who dissented. But the Supreme Court reversed
a lower court's injunction and now will allow the revocation
of legal status for more than a half a million
migrants who were mass parolled into the country under Biden.
So these are folks from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela.
Speaker 1: And she was like, I don't want to, but she
probably has no idea what it's all about, you know
what I mean, She's just like Trump stopped. So I'm
gonna you know what I mean, I'm not surprised that
she voted this way. You know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she's man, she is.
Speaker 2: She's out there and she's all and like whenever you
hear some of the live hearings of the Supreme Court
and she's the one that's doing the asking of the questions,
it's like she just shows how this.
Speaker 3: Is over her head. You know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Right, It's bad.
Speaker 3: It's bad.
Speaker 1: Yeah, people are saying DEI higher, and I'm I'm not
going to say anything to that.
Speaker 2: Caroline Lovett did a presser yesterday morning, and she was talking.
She was kind of like recapping the recent trip that
she and President Trump and the whole co Court made
to the Middle East and how successful it was and
there's a whole different kind of.
Speaker 3: Feel about America. She says, that was absolutely palpable, and
she describes it right.
Speaker 14: I will summarize the President's trip with an anecdote that
I heard directly from a member of one of the
foreign delegations. I asked him how hopeful their country was
when they learned President Trump won the election, and he
told me, when President Trump won the election, it was
the like the lights turned on in a dark room.
For the past four years to the rest of the world,
America was dark, We were unresponsive, We did not pick
up the phone, we did not return calls.
Speaker 3: All of that has changed under the leadership of this president.
Speaker 14: And I think the world saw that last week with
this historic and wildly successful trip, and the work continues.
Speaker 1: That's just unbelievable. Right.
Speaker 2: Can you imagine like, not like our country not returning
calls to other world leaders?
Speaker 1: Well, hell yeah, and then they act like, oh, we
just got we have foreign policy under control. Yeah, everybody
loves us, that's what That's what they try to tell us,
you know, because they lie. We know now that they
lie about everything. And they lied about that too. And
by the way, she looks fantastic and yellow.
Speaker 3: I know, that's a good, good color. She's past. She's
an easter color girl.
Speaker 1: She is, right. I think they call that a spring.
I think she's a spring. But she looks amazing in that. Yeah,
but this is he failed on everything. He wasn't even
the president. We're fine ever, we knew that, but other
people who are dumb asses are finding out about that
now and it's like welcome to the party, pal.
Speaker 3: Right, right?
Speaker 2: I mean the fact that we're just now getting what's
the word? When you get like, what's the word? When
you knew something all along? And then you finally have
other people acknowledging that that thing that you knew all along.
Speaker 3: Was the right thing.
Speaker 1: What's that word redemption?
Speaker 2: Yeah, like we've been redeemed. You know, every one of
us has been redeemed. We knew what we saw and
we knew what was going on, and finally everybody else.
Speaker 1: Has I mean vindication. Yeah, I mean, yeah, I agree.
It's like validation perhaps, But I don't even know if
we are being validated and vindicated in all of those things,
because a lot of those people are you know, they're
sort of admitting it, but then they're placing blame on
the people that don't deserve the blame, you know what
I mean. It's like they should be taking that finger
and putting it right back at themselves.
Speaker 3: Yeah. True, it's true.
Speaker 2: You got to always leave it to Peter Deucy to
ask the hard hitting questions in those pressers that Caroline holds.
Speaker 15: What does President Trump mean when he says that Taylor
Swift is no longer hot?
Speaker 14: Look, he is speaking about Taylor Swift's political views and
how perhaps it has impacted the support of the American
public for her work. And I will leave it at that.
Speaker 3: I think that's what he meant too.
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because some people were they were saying that it was
because of the he was, you know, talking about the
way she looks, And I don't think that's what he
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these like alternative media folks join the party now.
Speaker 3: So zero Hedge was there yesterday and this guy asked.
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Speaker 3: He brought up some of the Clinton suicide Oh my god,
I love saying suicides.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all the people who have died like in their wake.
Speaker 2: He brought that up and love it for His ultimate
question had to do with Epstein.
Speaker 3: But I this was amazing, you guys want so Over.
Speaker 16: The weekend, President Trump posted truth social video highlighting what
most people call the Clinton body count, which is the
strange number of suicides that seemed to happen in Clinton circles.
I have a headline here from the Washington Post that
said Trump pedal's false conspiracy theories tying the Clintons to
several deaths. So I just wanted to highlight real quick.
This wasn't in Trump's video, but this is from the
Arkansas Times, and it's the death of Mark Middleton, who
was a former Clinton White House aide who was found
dead on a Clinton Foundation property. And I'll just quote
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chest with a shotgun and also hung himself from a
tree with an extension court. So I have no idea
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Post is here, maybe you can enlighten us as to
how that was actually a suicide. Tom So. Anyways, that's
just to lead into my question about the most famous
Clinton related suicide, which is that of Jeffrey Epstein. There's
still a lot of questions around that case. You've released
Phase one of the Epstein files. What was missing from
that is any connection to his ties to intelligence agencies,
And that's really the whole story, that not just trafficking
young girls, doing it on behalf of intelligence agencies and
even potentially as part of a blackmail ring with potential
ties to the Israeli government. So for Phase two, when
can we expect it? Will it have information pertaining to
those aspects of the Epstein case.
Speaker 14: I know the Attorney General has committed to releasing those files.
I would defer you to the Department of Justice on
her timeline. But when she has made a promise in
the past, she has kept it and I'm certain that
she will.
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Speaker 2: She met her a lot of cover being provided to
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Speaker 1: A lot of cover, and there's a lot of promises
that were made us that are not being up yet. Okay,
all right, all rights, and it's fair that you say, yeah,
that's fair. But I want to Oh, I want to
see it, Mack. I need to start seeing some promises.
Speaker 2: People are getting frustrated, not just with her, but with
Cash Hotel, with Dan Bongino.
Speaker 3: There's a lot.
Speaker 2: I mean, there's frustration because I don't know, we've heard
the stories for so long we've been there's been so
much build up and now for everybody to be like, no,
everything's on the up and.
Speaker 1: Up right, because there's so much Because when you saw
them before they got into these offices, they were so tough.
They were like they were pitbulls.
Speaker 3: These people were like, we're.
Speaker 1: Gonna get them, you know what I mean, where these are.
And now they're there and it's like, oh, it's hot
to feels really good, right, It's so warm. That's that's
what I'm seeing. And I don't like it because we
see it before.
Speaker 9: I know.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying, we see I know, we've just we've
seen it before with other people. So I guess I'm
a little I'm a little jaded. That's I'm trying to
I'm trying to give grace. I'm trying. I'm doing the
best I can, but we have seen it with other people.
Speaker 3: So and if like if you know, if by.
Speaker 2: The end of summer there's still nothing, I mean, everybody
has reason to be like you guys, blew it.
Speaker 3: I mean, this is unacceptable.
Speaker 1: Posters telling me to just relax. You don't tell a
woman like you don't. You don't don't tell a woman
to calm down. You should talk of my husband about that.
You don't calm down. They don't do that.
Speaker 2: So the House, uh and Senate that everybody's still working
to try to get this big, beautiful bill underway and
passed to the President's desk.
Speaker 3: And the people that are holding out.
Speaker 2: There's Senate Republicans that are being problematic, there's folks you
know in the House that are being problematic about getting
the through.
Speaker 3: And Scott had something to say about that.
Speaker 17: But at the end of the day, what the Speaker
has to tell this conference, and what I think the
most resonant messages for Republicans is this is the president's agenda,
this reconciliation package. This is the president's agenda that he
ran on and the American people elected him to enact.
So ultimately, when they get this down to the floor
on Thursday. That's the choice. Are you going to vote
to support the president and an active president's agenda or not?
And because of that, I'm quite confident they'll get it
over the line. The real issue here is getting it
out of the House, moving the ball down the field,
getting the president towards what he wants, which is one big,
beautiful bill that enacts the agenda on which he ran.
My political thought is they really the Congress needs to
get this done by August, before the August recess, if
at all possible, because I think if these Republicans go
home before August without having delivered for the president, they're
going to face some hard questions from their constituents who
voted for Donald Trump about why you're not helping enough
to get his agenda and acted.
Speaker 1: That's right, Yeah, recess, they're always on recess.
Speaker 3: I know, give so absurd.
Speaker 1: Did you go on recess in August because you didn't
have enough days off.
Speaker 3: Kickball?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Anyway, we'll see what happens with that, but that's going
to be later this week. And there was some big
news yesterday. The reason for my name today is because
La Monica mcgiver, as we mentioned earlier, has had charges
filed against her by Alina Haba, who's the acting attorney
in New the attorney, not attorney general, but whatever.
Speaker 1: You know, the attorney, district attorney, she's whatever.
Speaker 3: The main attorney person is in New Jersey.
Speaker 1: Is the DA. She's the DA, right, the DA.
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I think she's the DA and DA and n J.
Isn't she right?
Speaker 2: She filed the charges, she's the one, and she apparently
tried to work something out with Lamonica and Lamonica would
not she because the charges were dismissed against that mayor.
Speaker 1: She's the ag. People are saying, is that the US attorney?
Speaker 3: Thank you, Peggy? Yes, attorney US attorney in New Jersey.
Speaker 1: Yes, she's an attorney.
Speaker 3: It's hard right.
Speaker 2: So the news broke about this during Simone Sanders Show,
and oh my god, the rage that she and the
rest of her stupid MSNBC panel had about it was
just priceless.
Speaker 3: Check this out. We have some we're.
Speaker 18: Getting some breaking news and we want to ask you
about it.
Speaker 3: But apparently.
Speaker 18: Alena Haba, who is what's her job now? She's she's
had a she is the interim US attorney for the
District of Jersey. She's acting well, she has apparently now
dismissed charges against the Baraka of Newark, so no longer
being charged. She went to court last Thursday, but it
is being reported that she has apparently filed charges against
New Jersey Congresswoman Lamonica the And I'm wondering your reaction
to this news as we're getting we're trying to find
more information. I don't believe the indictment has been unsealed yet,
but it's our team NBC News is efforting to find out.
Speaker 1: But just your reaction to.
Speaker 5: This, yeah, I mean, obviously, I'm just learning the news
as we all are now.
Speaker 9: It is chilling.
Speaker 5: The reason why they're doing this is to shut me
and my Democratic colleagues up. They're doing it to make
us afraid.
Speaker 8: It's not going to work.
Speaker 5: If anything, it will only strengthen our resolve. But make
no mistake about it, this is not normal. It is
not the sort of thing that happens in healthy democracy.
Speaker 19: It is truly.
Speaker 5: Chilling, and I would urge all of my colleagues, both
Democrats and Republicans, even those Republicans who say one thing
in private about Trump but they never want to say
it in public. This should be a time when every
member of Congress speaks out the love and thy that.
Speaker 3: Guy is eleven years old? What shook his face again?
Speaker 1: He is eleven years old?
Speaker 3: That was talking. Yeah, there's that is not a man
that look at it. He has eleven years old.
Speaker 1: There's no way that's a man. There's no way, you guy.
Speaker 3: Oh and he's not even the youngest congressman.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, he's I could stop laughing. He's so young.
There's no how old is that guy?
Speaker 3: I don't know. It just has a baby face.
Speaker 1: I think he's so I'm sorry, I know he's a
baby face, but it just it kind of freaked me out.
He was it was like watching one of those baby cartoons,
you know what I mean, like that ai baby thing,
Like he really does have a baby face.
Speaker 2: Well, he's mad, and he thinks all everybody should be
speaking up about how this is just cross the line.
Speaker 3: And it's chilling, you guys, it's chilling.
Speaker 1: Where Deanna said he has to shave every two years.
Ah yeah, Lea Monica is mad. If you could read
her show, I can't wait to read this tiny print. Okay,
here we go. Congressman Lamonica mcgiver released the following statement,
responding to charges brought against her. Here we go. Earlier
this month, I joined my colleagues to inspect the treatment
of ICE detainees at Delaney Hall in my district. We
were fulfilling our lawful oversight responsibilities, as members of Congress
have done many times before, and our visit should have
been peaceful and short.
Speaker 3: Okay, it should have been.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Instead, ICE agents created an unnecessary and unsaved confrontation
when they chose to arrest Mayor Braca. The charges against
me are purely political. Lady, you were like a linebacker.
They mischaracterize and distort my actions and are meant to
criminalize and deter legislative oversight. This administration will never stop
me from working for the people in our district and
standing up for what is right. I am thankful for
the outpouring of support I've received, and I look forward
to the truth being laid out clearly in court. Okay,
we can just show the video. Wrote the video of
you being like the refrigerator Parry. All right, you're here
to play for the Bears next week. It's ridiculous.
Speaker 3: We all saw it exactly, and she how did she
put it?
Speaker 2: She said ICE created an unnecessary and unsafe confrontation.
Speaker 1: Stop at lady, that's not how that worked.
Speaker 3: We have the video, right.
Speaker 2: Eric Swallwell is saying that this is readline. He said,
a red line has been crossed. Okay, is prosecuting his
political enemies in Congress.
Speaker 3: This is just the beginning.
Speaker 2: We must take whatever we've done before to show dissent
and go one rung higher.
Speaker 3: Save your bullshit documents on this, Alina. You'll need him
when you test.
Speaker 1: And then he farted just to put an exclamation point.
Everything he does. The exclamation point is just a big part.
That's what he does. God, I can't stan it. He's
so gross.
Speaker 3: Remember how they were all like, no one is above
the law, Well.
Speaker 1: Okay, right, yeah, now it is above the law except
for illegals. Apparently agles are above the law, okay, or.
Speaker 3: Like shoving congresswomen right right, thank god.
Speaker 2: And the fact that there is video, clear video that
everyone has seen. I mean, I don't even know how
she how she takes herself seriously writing a statement like that.
And Scott Jennings was on fire about this topic last
night on the Abbey Phillips Show.
Speaker 3: Check this out.
Speaker 1: Those videos, they'll see the whole thing, you know, and
it'll be clear to me and it'll be clear to
her in core.
Speaker 17: I mean the videos are pretty clear, are they not.
I mean she's shoving elbows. I mean, this is this
is this against law enforcement?
Speaker 2: Isn't?
Speaker 17: It's a lot of pushing and shove And I don't
know if what a regular person, if they came and
did that to a federal ulcer, really get away with
it a regular place, a regular just a non politician.
Speaker 15: They might get pardoned.
Speaker 20: If they showed up at a federal facility.
Speaker 3: They might get partnered.
Speaker 17: Were they charged, were they charged, were they convicted in court?
Speaker 15: Let me a regular away with it?
Speaker 21: You brought up occupancy and if these members of the Congress,
But what do they have to do with.
Speaker 1: A clear video of someone.
Speaker 2: Solving a Officer's pretty clear?
Speaker 1: It's not a cheap fake. I can assure you. That dramatic.
Speaker 17: Problem is they have a video of it. They have
a video of it, and it doesn't look great. And
if you if the argument is we're here to conduct
legitimate oversight, is that what oversight looks like pushing and
shoving and elbowing and closing a riot and a federal facility.
Speaker 21: Is that.
Speaker 1: People on j Sex who are just like standing around
the Capitol were arrested, right, And she's pushing and shoving
like refrigerator Perry and like she and no, it's fine,
It's totally fine. That's okay. Like, I'm so sick of
the double standard in this country. I think a lot
of people are sick of it.
Speaker 3: So stop it. I love the expressions on his face.
Speaker 1: It's the best, like he started out with. It starts
out with and he's looking at the camera. It's the greatest.
Speaker 10: Oh my god.
Speaker 3: It is just absolutely the best.
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Speaker 3: You can possibly have.
Speaker 2: It lifts more people out of poverty than any other
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how capitalism is evil.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's insane.
Speaker 2: Everybody should This should be required viewing for literally everybody
in college, no matter what school they go to.
Speaker 3: And the fact that it's free, that they offer so.
Speaker 2: Many of these online lecture series from some of the
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Speaker 1: I took one on the Constitution years ago. I need
to take more because they're so great.
Speaker 2: I know they really, they really are. And it should
be like required viewing. All right, we got to get
into this whole Biden stuff again. And I know it's
a story from its carryover from yesterday, but it's going
to carry over because we need to keep carrying it
over there. The other side right now is trying to
be like, no, no, no, he's suffering, like you can't
talk badly about him.
Speaker 3: We're going to look forward. No no, we're not.
Speaker 2: We're gonna rehash this until the end of time because
it cannot be forgotten. And so yesterday Joe Biden himself,
although I use that term loosely, posted a picture on
his Twitter account saying cancer touches us all.
Speaker 3: Like so many of you, Jill and I have learned
that we are.
Speaker 2: Strongest in the broken places. Thank you for lifting us
up with love and support.
Speaker 3: Which listen, everybody wishes.
Speaker 1: Him well, right. I just I find it very interesting
the coverage. I'm just gonna point that out because a
lot of people have been yelling at us, saying, you know,
you need to have sympathy, what's wrong with you? You
don't have enough sympathy, blah blah blah. This is getting
double triple, quadruple the coverage that prompts assassination attack got
I mean, granted, I know it's different, right, but I
just but the the deviation from other things, like you know,
you're not supposed to talk about you know, the bad
things that Biden did, We can't talk about that anymore
because he has cancer. I just they're two separate things.
And then if you want to focus on some of
the bad things he did, they say, you don't have sympathy.
You don't get to tell me that I don't have sympathy,
because I can multitask, you know what I mean. Yeah,
I can say this is a terrible thing. Cancer stops.
It's terrible that he has it. But also he's done
some crappy things, right, talk about those two, you know
what I mean? And can you imagine if this were Trump?
Do you imagine?
Speaker 2: Well, we don't have to imagine it, because it happened
like literally the day after his assassination attempt. They were like, well,
you know, he often has really vulgar language, like they
were blaming him.
Speaker 1: The very next day. It's not even it's not even
the blame, it's they were some of them were so
upset that he didn't die.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's true.
Speaker 1: I mean, we had the people on the left who
they still to this day wish he was gone. So
don't lecture me on sympathy. Don't lecture me on empathy.
You can suck it well.
Speaker 3: And it's super interesting now some of these flashback videos.
Speaker 2: There was one shortly after Biden got out of the
race that his brother had appeared or called into one
of the talk shows to talk about the rationale behind
his decision to finally get out, and it had to
do with his health. And so this is just so
interesting to watch it in hindsight now what they were
saying that like, essentially all the people in the media
heard and then chose to ignore going forward.
Speaker 3: It was absolutely incredible. Here's his brother.
Speaker 22: CBS News had a brief conversation with Frank Biden, one
of President Biden's two younger brothers, and here's what.
Speaker 23: He told us.
Speaker 22: He said, I'm incredibly proud of my brother. Selfishly, I
will have him back to enjoy whatever time we have left.
He is a genuine hero country over self. It sounds
corny in our political environment, but he nor I are cynical.
The goal remains the same, defeat Trump and continued the
work that Joe has done. My hope is that our
party rallies around this heroic act. We asked him whether
he feels that his brother's overall health and vitality played
a major role in this decision, and he says, in
my humble opinion, absolutely so. A member of the president's
family now confirming that the president's health was indeed a
major factor in this decision, Well.
Speaker 24: That is notable because today the family, the White House,
the establishment has rejected the premise that there was anything
that was challenging the president's mental acuity or his health,
and that all these accusations were baseless, that it was
just aged and a few difficult nights like he had
on the debate stage.
Speaker 3: So that is a change in message.
Speaker 1: It's all about messaging. Everything about his presidency was fake,
muting his medical records, that's what I believe. It's all
all fake. And like that picture of him and Jill,
Jill is a horrible, disgusting human being. His whole family is. Man,
they're all just gross. They're power hungry. They made him
do things because they wanted to keep power, they wanted
to keep money. It's disgusting. And now they're trying to
control the narrative. And it's like, we know that you
were covering up so much stuff, his dementia, his cancer,
I mean, it's groth. What else were you covering?
Speaker 2: What else and it's interesting that choice of words that
Frank used, like, we want to we want to enjoy
whatever time we have left to me that like, and
now that you hear it, knowing what we know now,
it's very suspicious to me that they're trying to say
that they only just found out about this last Friday.
They know, they totally lie, They lie about everything.
Speaker 1: Of course they knew.
Speaker 3: Yeah the four are you kidding?
Speaker 1: Of course they knew. And people that think that they
didn't know, I'm sorry. They're the same people that were like,
let me put a mask on, let me do this,
let me do that, you know, let me go ahead
and follow these arrows on the floor because that's somehow
going to keep me from getting a virus. Okay, Well, even.
Speaker 2: Like people that are you know, staunch Democrats that are
also doctors are having to admit, yeah, this is this
is freaking crazy, one of those being Zeke Emmanuel, who
was on with Morning Joe yesterday.
Speaker 11: It is likely, if this prostate cancer has spread to
the bone, that he could have had it for up
to a decade, but certainly it's likely. Would it be
fair to say it's likely to have had this for
at least several years.
Speaker 1: Oh more than several years. You don't get prostitutions again.
Speaker 11: I just I just want to stop you.
Speaker 15: So your this is this is not speculation.
Speaker 11: If you have prostate cancer that has spread to the bone,
then he's most certainly you were saying had it when
he was president of the United States.
Speaker 25: Oh yeah, he did not develop it in the last
one hundred two hundred days.
Speaker 24: He had it while he was president.
Speaker 8: He probably had it at the start of his presidency
in twenty one.
Speaker 25: Yes, that I don't think there's any disagreement about that.
Speaker 1: How do you feel about that, Joe? Because about it?
Speaker 5: Wow?
Speaker 1: What was it like a year ago that Joe said,
this is the best version of Biden that there's ever been.
Remember that, f you if you don't believe it?
Speaker 3: Like he was adamant.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and then Mika is like, you know, oh my god,
just because he's old, you shouldn't be fun of man.
He shouldn't say because he's oh my mom and man.
She went on, and I mean they just demonized anybody
who dared to say the guy had dementia and that
he was losing his freaking mind. All of us were
saying it for years. He was one of the worst.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, absolutely one of the worst. Without question,
he was one of the wors. And Zeke Emmanuel is
not the only doctor that's talking about this. There's plenty
of them to go around. There was a Chris Solisa
had on a urologist who was slightly more I guess,
willing to maybe consider the possibility.
Speaker 3: That it was a more recent diagnosis, but barely so.
Here's a little bit of that.
Speaker 15: So it is a little bit surprising that the President
of the United States didn't have a prosted exam in February.
And to answer your question, is it possible that a
nodule was not on that exam in February. It's possible,
but it's been very unlikely that. Yeah, I would say,
I would say it's very unlikely. And it's likely that
before he even developed a nodule, his PSA, the blood
test for screening for prostate cancer would have been elevated.
Speaker 3: Huh is right, Huh?
Speaker 2: I mean, we know, we know it's disgusting that they
did this, and it cannot be brushed aside or forgotten
about simply because he may be dying now, right, Because.
Speaker 1: I think what is the most disgusting thing about all
of this is that they're using the cancer to cover
for his inadequacies and for them his lives and for
the biggest scandal, one of the biggest scandals in American history.
They're like, well, let's go ahead and use his cancer
and try to make people, you know, put these people
if they say, if they dare say anything mean about him,
will be like, but he has cancer. That's what they're
doing now. And that to me is so freaking disgusting
what they're doing, because I mean, you guys, see it,
they're doing it. They're doing it. Oh, you're a terrible
human being. You're a terrible human being. If you dare
say anything, I see it. There's a couple people that
came in our commons yesterday. They were coming at us
and go on, he has cancer.
Speaker 3: How dare you?
Speaker 1: How dare you? Girls? Have no sympathy for him?
Speaker 3: Really he had cancer? There are you not there? Hungry
that we're only just finding out, you know what.
Speaker 1: Direct your anger at his shit family for using this
and all the people who surround him, for using his
cancer to manipulate the narrative. Now, they're the ones who
are disgusting human beings because they used him. They've used
him all along. It's so gross that they can't see
what these people have done, how completely lacked of they
just how void of morality these people are, Like they just.
Speaker 3: Boidling in line in the most gross way.
Speaker 2: To me, the people that are like, oh, we should
back off because of this diagnosis the same people.
Speaker 3: You know, what I immediately think of.
Speaker 2: The image that comes to mind is all those Democrats
with their stupid African scarves kneeling in the Capitol.
Speaker 3: That's the same.
Speaker 1: You're the same, You're the same people, exactly the same,
I mean exactly.
Speaker 2: They cannot we cannot let this go because this was
the worst kind of like goodwink that they could ever
perpetrate on the entire American populist Everybody should be furious
about it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they should, because because, like and I will keep
saying it, one of the biggest scandals in American history,
and now they're trying to cover it up with cancer.
Speaker 3: They're trying to cover up the cover up. Right, if
you're not covering that up, it's just happening.
Speaker 1: They're the grossest, the grossest, they.
Speaker 3: Are, absolutely, man, I'm getting riled up.
Speaker 1: I know right, It's just it makes it makes me sick.
And this is when I'm like, I want to divorce
from these people. I cannot live on the pole.
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Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 3: Jennie Vance was on a plane. I guess it was
Air Force one.
Speaker 2: I think he was flying back with Donald Trump from
somewhere and he was asked about the diagnosis and his
reaction to it.
Speaker 3: Here's what he said, speaking of Joe Biden, Sir, do
you have any thoughts on his diagnosis?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 27: Look, I mean, first of all, of course, we wish
the best for the former president's health, and you know,
it sounds pretty serious, but hopefully he makes the right recovery.
I will say whether the right time to have this
conversation is now or at some point in the future.
We really do need to be honest about whether the
former president was capable of doing the job and that's no.
You know that you can separate the desire for him
to have the right health outcome with a recognition that
whether it was doctors or whether there were staffers around
the former president, I don't think he was able to
do a good job for the American people. And that's
not politics. That's not because I disagreed with him on policy.
That's because I don't think that he was in good
enough health. In some ways, I blame him less than
I blame the people around him. And why didn't the
American people have a better sense of his health picture?
Why didn't the American people have more accurate information about
what he was actually dealing with? This is serious stuff.
But this is the guy who carries around the nuclear
football for the world's largest nuclear arsenal.
Speaker 15: This is not child's play.
Speaker 27: And we can pray for good health but also recognize
that if you're not in good enough health to do
the job, you shouldn't be doing the job.
Speaker 9: Right.
Speaker 1: We can multitask right, this is that. No, it's not hard.
We can absolutely do that. You're not gonna like get
us off course, we can totally do that. I love him,
I know you love him.
Speaker 20: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Imagine having your own plane.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 1: It did say vice president, so that was air Force
too that he was forced to.
Speaker 2: There's another doctor who was on with Megan Kelly talking
about the hormone piece of this, because the press releases
all about the cancer had to do with Oh, but
the great news is that it seems to be it
appears to be the kind of cancer that reacts to
hormone therapy, and this doctor has serious questions about that.
Speaker 21: So you're saying that jumped out at you the fact
that they're stating in their statement they say the cancer
appears to be hormone sensitive, which allows for effective management.
Speaker 3: You're saying, how would they know that this soon?
Speaker 9: Right? Exactly?
Speaker 20: So if he was just a week ago, they had
the prostate nodule, within a week, they did the biopsy,
and they got the disease so very quickly, within all
one week. Based on the story that they're telling, they've
been able to do the staging part and find out
if the cancer is spread to the bone or not.
But you have to give the injections and see if
the patient responds. We don't know what the PSA is.
If the PSA starts to go down, then that's when
you know that he's hormonal sensitive. I don't know how
they will be able to give all of this information
from diagnosis to treatment to all of that within one week.
This story doesn't make any sense.
Speaker 1: No, I mean, it's like it's like super fast medicine
when you're the president, right, you get a fast tracked
I guess different, it's super charged.
Speaker 3: This is all bull crap.
Speaker 1: It is a bunch of bullshit. It is, and it's
because that's all we get from that administration. That's all
we've been fed is lies. If you believe this staff,
then you believed everything else they told you, which.
Speaker 3: It was all lies, all lies.
Speaker 2: And now President Trump was obviously asked to weigh in
about this, and he made a great point and one
that needs to be made again and again and again.
Speaker 3: This all ties back to who was in charge.
Speaker 2: Who was actually making the decisions while he was president,
and who was behind the auto pen if.
Speaker 13: It's the same doctor you said, there was nothing wrong there,
and that's being proven to be a sad situation. And
the autopen is becoming a very big deal. You know,
the autopen is becoming a big deal because it seems
like that maybe was the president who ever operated the autopen.
So it's a look, it's a very very sad situation,
and I feel very badly about it, and I think
people should try and find out what happened, because I'll
tell you thet I don't know if it had anything
to do with the hospital. Walter Reed is really good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was either the auto pen was either Jill
or Obama, right, and I tend to think that it
was maybe Obama. It was like having a very big
influence on probably Jill doing a lot of that.
Speaker 3: Well, what's what's terrifying to think about is that.
Speaker 2: That that horrible little chick that was a Democrat donor
and operative who's trying to make all the rounds on
the talk shows, that Lindy girl, you know the Lindy Chicks. Yes,
she's she's saying that it was actually the people that
were running the country weren't even somebody as I guess
high up as Obama.
Speaker 3: It was the freaking staffers.
Speaker 2: Like our country was literally run by a bunch of
clown young people. Yeah, Like imagine a bunch of Harry
Sissons copied and pasted. That's who was literally running the country.
Oh god, it's her, and you have to take everything
that she says with a grain of salt.
Speaker 1: But I don't.
Speaker 3: I don't doubt it because of how much we've been
lied to, you.
Speaker 1: Know what I mean, and that and how horrible the
country was running to the ground over the past four years,
and the decisions that were made, and just the crap
that happened. I mean, if we were talking about stuff
every single day, we'd be like, what is growing on?
Speaker 3: Yeah, So I don't doubt it. I just don't.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's plausible theory, I know.
Speaker 2: But speaking of the autopen James Comer is actually looking
into this and he thinks that they're getting close to
some investigative breakthroughs.
Speaker 28: Who was controlling this auto pen because Joe Biden, I mean,
he's demonstrating that he doesn't have all the cognitive capabilities
they had. That interview was from twenty twenty three.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's hard evidence.
Speaker 29: Early in the president Biden's term as president, he clearly
shows that he was in significant decline. It questions who
was actually making the decisions. So what we found is
not just with the pardons he issued, but many of
the executive orders that the courts are now using to
Trump proof many of the executive orders that President Trump
is trying to implement to make government more efficient. Many
of these executive orders, as well as the pardons of
Biden's entire family.
Speaker 28: As a result of our investigation, these were.
Speaker 29: All signed with the auto pin. We think we've identified
who the staffers are. Jason, you all have done great
work with that over at Heritage Oversight. We're going to
bring everyone that we believe was involved in any role
in the use of the auto pen. We're going to
invite them to come in for a transcribed interview if
they want, then they will receive a subpoena and they
will have a full blown deposition.
Speaker 2: I mean, what in the world, right Can you imagine
being one of those staffers and thinking you know everything
and now you could be facing some serious trouble.
Speaker 3: I hope that I do too.
Speaker 1: I hear this and I'm just like, really, because I've
seen Comy get on a talk show and talk about,
you know, thumping people's skulls before and nothing freaking happened,
So I just want to see it. I'm a little
I'm not a little, I'm a lot disillusioned by people
in our government right now. I just want to see
some accountability from somebody.
Speaker 3: Just just even like just like maybe just a shred,
like right, just.
Speaker 2: A small bite on the perhaps like just a dollup
of accountability would be great.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that'd be great.
Speaker 3: Dash, maybe just a dash inch of it would be awesome. Lord,
I think of the top.
Speaker 1: Can somebody do something that'd be great?
Speaker 2: Well, you're definitely gonna be sick of this talk because
it's Takim Jeffrey King pause himself, who is suggesting to
all of us we should not talk about this cover
up thing right now because Hans again sympathy.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 6: President is going to meet this moment with the courage
and resilience that he's consistently shown. Seems to me entirely
inappropriate that at this moment in time, when President Biden
is dealing with a serious an aggressive form of cancer,
there are Republicans who are peddling conspiracy theories us to
look backward at a time when they actually are taking
health care away from the American people. No, as House
Democrats were going to look forward, they literally are trying
to take health care away from millions of Americans at
this very moment, in the dead of night, and Republicans
want to fan the flames of conspiracy theories at this moment.
Speaker 9: No, thank you.
Speaker 3: Using conspiracy theories.
Speaker 1: There's no conspiracy totally. They used Biden. He was a
total puppet for the Democrat Party. They used him, right,
They just propped him up like weekend at Bernie's. And
now they're using his cancer as a political tool. That's
what they're doing. And then he has the audacity to
use that in front of all of us. He just
did it. He use it, and then try to talk
down to us as he's like he's some sort of
a moral pillar. F you, dude, you don't get to
do that. Some of us understand what you're doing.
Speaker 11: Well.
Speaker 2: I can't even believe he's trying to get away with
saying any of this is a conspiracy. Like when you
have Jake Tapper finally writing a whole book about it,
you don't get to say this is made up anymore.
Speaker 3: Dude.
Speaker 2: We all see it now, okay, like even the lefties
see it. So trying to say a ridiculous conspiracy theory
just makes him look like a worse liar.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and then he actually gets up on a stage
and tells us that we're the ones who are a
moral because we have because we dare to talk about it.
Speaker 3: It's you don't.
Speaker 1: You just don't get to do that. People are so
sick of this shit. I know, we're just so sick
of being talked down to when these are the ones,
these are the people who are completely void of morality,
like they're the ones who are just disgusting. Oh my god.
Speaker 2: Well, Jake Tapper at least is starting to feel some
real regrets about how he behaved over the last well
several years. I guess if you really want to look
at the whole full picture, he is showing some more
humility in this recent interview that he did look.
Speaker 30: I mean, we had all seen him aging, we had
all seen him tripping and misspeaking, we had all seen
evidence of decline. But the Biden team, family and senior
advisors were telling everybody, not just media, not just the public,
but also democratic donors and members of Congress, their own cabinet,
He's fine, he's fine, he's fine, he's fine. You know,
I think everybody in that circle, in that world should
be should be thinking. I'm certainly thinking as a journalist,
what should I have done differently? You know Alex and
I cover this, Alex very aggressively from the White House
to beat me less so, and I wish I had
been more aggressive.
Speaker 9: I there are.
Speaker 30: There's a lot of regret, there's a lot of humility.
Speaker 1: There's not enough. There's not enough humility. I know you're
now and now he's trying to make money off of it,
which makes it even worse. You are an asshole, Jake Tapper.
You are a disgusting money grubbing asshole. And people, I
just can't what the best thing he could have done
is to not write a book about it. Yes, to
say I'm sorry, I'm sorry that I did it. I
asked for If you wanted forgiveness, ask for forgiveness, but
don't try to capitalize on it.
Speaker 2: But then, but then we would still be saying all
this stuff, and there wouldn't finally be the validation.
Speaker 3: So at least with the book, like everyone.
Speaker 2: Is having to talk about it, recognized it, own it,
you know, like I say it out loud, he.
Speaker 1: Can still say all the things without trying to make
money off a book.
Speaker 3: Well, that's true.
Speaker 1: He could still put it out there. He's a journalist,
isn't he. He can write articles on the Wall Street Journal.
Can he can he puts step out there? Can he
write op eds? He could do that for free. He
could put it out there. He could put the information
out there just because he feels like it needs to
be out there, and then he can make amends with
this horribleis of regret. He could do that without trying
to make millions of dollars. The guy's an asshole.
Speaker 3: He oh, totally, without question, without question.
Speaker 2: But I'm enjoying the fact that if those feelings are legit,
I'm enjoying.
Speaker 3: That he's having them, you know what I mean, because
it shut out them.
Speaker 1: I don't even think he has a regret as much
as he does. He's trying to jump on another bandwagon
because it's like a new day, a new dawn, and
that stuff isn't flying so much with people anymore. And
it's like a lot of these people who are it's
like that Asian check. I can't remember her name, Linda Lee,
Lindy's jumping on another train and it's like she just
is like, well, I mean, this is the train to
be on now, so I'm just going to be on
the strain, you know. It's like, I mean, I feel
like this is where people are hidden. So I'm just
going to go on the they don't stand for anything,
They'll stand for whatever, you know, the status quo. Where
they're going. I'm just going to go in this direction.
I guess this is where people are going, So I'm
going to go there because they're fineless. These are the
Willows of the world, not the Oaks, who stood for
what was right when it was right to stand for it,
you know, and he didn't do that. I have no
respect for people like it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, and I mean he's bad enough.
Speaker 2: But like the Hakims and all these other people that
are trying to say, no, we just need to put
a pause on this Axelrod all of those people who
are trying to use it, politicize it and make it
a way of.
Speaker 3: Covering up the cover up. It's not okay. Greg Begeld
also talked.
Speaker 21: About that, saying that we should set aside any talk
about the cognitive cover up during his presidency as he
battles this cancer.
Speaker 25: When they say something like that, you have to believe
that that the reason why they're breaking the news now,
So you do mute and you do pause. The timing
is telling you that this cancer is being used as
a tool to deflect from outrage to sympathy. But get this,
normal human beings, we can have both. We can feel
sad for somebody who has cancer.
Speaker 26: Like it.
Speaker 3: We all know people intimately who are who.
Speaker 25: Have cancer, who are dying from cancer, and who will
die of cancer. So we can feel sad. But that's
not going to infringe on the space in my brain
that is reserved and dedicated to this cover up.
Speaker 1: Yes, he's absolutely right. We can compartmentalize. We can do
that if you're a rational, thinking human being. The problem
is is that a lot of people on the left
are not. They just have the feels, that's all they have.
They don't they don't compartmentalize. They don't. They're not rational.
They're not they don't think like adults, and.
Speaker 3: They project onto us.
Speaker 2: This is like cruelty because they want to be able
to say, oh my god, look at how awful these
people are for ignoring the case answer so that they
can talk about the cover up, instead of realizing it's
a responsibility to talk about the cover up.
Speaker 1: It's absolutely a responsibility. Yeah, it's a responsibility to the
thing that you guys talked about ad nauseum for years,
just the democracy, right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and no one said it better than Megan.
Speaker 21: We get this from top Democrat strategist David axel Rod.
Speaker 26: Yeah, well, I mean, I think those conversations are going
to happen, but they should be more muted and set
aside for now as he's struggling through this.
Speaker 21: We reject your suggestion, and that will not be happening
on this program. You will be taking a full, robust,
deep dive into everything that's revealed in that book. No
detail will be spared. David Axelrod. Because of this diagnosis,
you are hashtag part of the problem. The same media
that covered up the Joe Biden mental infirmity is now
going to try to use this diagnosis as an excuse
to cover up the discussion about the cover up.
Speaker 3: It's a no, it's a no.
Speaker 1: How about we mute you. We're gonna mute you. We're
gonna mute Jake Tapper. We're gonna mute all of you jerks.
Speaker 3: You get muted.
Speaker 1: We're going to turn it up to eleven.
Speaker 3: I love what.
Speaker 2: All right, let's talk about some crazy Democrats for a bit,
because there's plenty of them to go around. Tim Walls
did a commencement address and decided that what college kids
who are graduating and about to go out into the
world and make their own way really need to hear
is how much Trump sucks. And so that's what he
talked about. Got a couple of short clips.
Speaker 1: What college? What college was? I don't even know.
Speaker 3: I don't even know.
Speaker 1: Why. Why did you do this?
Speaker 3: I don't know?
Speaker 1: But it was bad?
Speaker 3: And it's like he knows that it's bad.
Speaker 2: He has been told that this is not a good strategy,
but he continues to do it anyway.
Speaker 1: Here he is this is what the crumbling of rule
of law looks like in real time.
Speaker 31: And it's exactly what the founders of this nation feared,
a tyrant abusing power to persecute scapegoats and enemies. Look,
I get it. There's nervous folks on my side of
the aisle. They don't want us to touch any of this.
I keep hearing this. Oh the polling. Really it sucks
talking about this. It's a distraction from more important issues.
Consultants said, steer away from talking about this rule of
law stuff. But caring about this stuff isn't partisanship or politics.
It's patriotism. Donald Trump's modern da Escapo is scooping folks
up off the streets. They're in unmarked vans, wearing masks,
being shipped off to foreign torture dungeons. No chance to
mount of defense, not even a chance to kiss the
loved one goodbye, just grabbed up by massed agents, shoved
into those vans and disappeared.
Speaker 1: Those University of Minnesota or Mission again, I don't know
which one. Probably Minnesota, Okay, University of Minnesota. So he's
he's picking people up in vans. But that's what Trump
is doing. Trump is driving around in a van picking
people up.
Speaker 11: Is that?
Speaker 2: What?
Speaker 3: At?
Speaker 1: This guy is out of freaking gord? Why would they
ask him to speak at a graduation. If I was
a parent and I was watching my kid graduate from
law school and I saw that, I would be so outraged. Yeah.
If I were a student and I was sitting through that,
I would be outraged. I'd be like, why did you
invite this schmuck right to.
Speaker 3: Talk about that? This is the least commencement ye thing
to talk about at?
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 1: God, what big mistake?
Speaker 6: Dude?
Speaker 3: You Bernie, you Bernie, what you got? Just a whole
so he uh.
Speaker 2: He was on with Andrew Schultz and some other folks
talking about this oligaki.
Speaker 1: That he did with AOC.
Speaker 2: And Andrew was asking him, are you basically paving the
way for AOC? Is that what's going on here? And
he doesn't want us to look at it that way,
you guys here, he is.
Speaker 19: I think I've run my last race?
Speaker 15: Now does that mean zero fairracis?
Speaker 23: Does that mean that this oligarchy tour is you passing
the baton?
Speaker 19: Don't look at it like that the oligarchy tour is.
Speaker 23: I think we're all looking at like that.
Speaker 19: No, it's not passing the baton. I have them to
you know, I think Alexander is great, but it's not
my job to determine who the new lead is.
Speaker 26: All.
Speaker 19: You know, people have each of them. As I mentioned
in the House, that a lot of great people to
send it to some good people, and there are people
who are not in office right now, So.
Speaker 3: Don't look at it like that. Which I don't know.
Speaker 2: If I were AOC after just going on that tour
with him, I'd be like, why aren't you just passing
the baton?
Speaker 6: You know what I mean?
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's not a glowing endorsement. He's like, I like
her a lot, but.
Speaker 1: In that same interview he admitted that they're basically the
threat to the.
Speaker 2: Yeah We've got, Yeah, We've got more. So the next
clip is about Andrew saying like, basically, when Kamala was
the person nobody knew who was puppeteering her, you know
what I mean? And then you went and endorsed people
that you shouldn't have endorsed, and what.
Speaker 3: Do you have to say about that?
Speaker 2: And then that led into this discussion about Democrats and
how messed up that party is and how what they
did to him, even I mean, Bernie should be the
last person endorsing Democrats, and yet he tries to complain
why he did it.
Speaker 23: I think a lot of voters had is like they
didn't even know if it was her. We didn't even
know if Biden was president. We didn't even know if
these were her talking points, and we felt that over
the last four elections, Democrats, we felt that we didn't
have a say on who could be president. We talk
a lot about the Republicans being autocrats and oligarchs and
taking over democracy, but from the Democrat perspective, and as
I'm a lifelong Democrat. I felt like the Democratic Party
completely removed the democratic process from its constituents and they
I think they need to have some accountability of that.
No argument, I don't for you. I mean I wanted
you to, like I got two pot sixteen. I was like,
this is going to happen. This guy's going to do it,
and it felt like they it felt like they stole
it from it. And I'll be honest, it broke my
heart when you when you support him.
Speaker 19: Look but you have in the world that I live in,
you got a choice. And I mean a lot of
people in pleading my wife agree with you. But you
know you choice is going to be Hillary Clinton? Or
is it going to be Donald Trump?
Speaker 23: Not a great choice, but it ended up being him anyway.
Speaker 3: So why don't we burn it down?
Speaker 19: Well, because it's easy to say, burning it down means
that children are not going to have you know, foodiat,
that the schools will deteriorate, people will not I got it.
You know, I'm an elected official. I got to represent
the people. I can't turn my back on.
Speaker 22: But then could we not also say if ostensibly there
hasn't been a fair primary for the Democrats since two
thousand and eight.
Speaker 1: Are they not also a threat to democracy?
Speaker 23: We often hear fair enough, that is that is.
Speaker 19: Yeah, I'm not going to argue with them.
Speaker 1: He is one of the biggest liars, con men and
grifters that there is.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 1: I can't believe he couldn't see that right in that moment,
he admitted that they are actually democrats are actually the
threat to democracy. And here he is on a on
an oligarchy tour, you know, screaming about climate change and olaggs.
He's on his private jet, no less, flying around the
country on a private jet talking about that garbage, biggest
grifter there is. The guy is a joke. He's a joke, unbelievable,
and he just admitted it. He's like, my wife agreed.
His wife is like probably saying to him every day.
They're the biggest joke. They are the biggest liars.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but I get money from them.
Speaker 1: We got three homes.
Speaker 3: And the children.
Speaker 1: Come on, we have four homes, honey, we have four homes. Yeah,
that's why they stay because he's been bought by that.
What a piece of crap he is.
Speaker 2: They all are, and Hillary Clinton is also he's learned
nothing from the basket of deplorables. She still thinks the
way to I guess people's hearts is to insult them.
Here she is with advice for a potential female president.
Speaker 10: First of all, don't be a handmaid into the patriarchy,
which kind of eliminates every woman on the other side
of the aisle, except for very few.
Speaker 3: There's a few.
Speaker 10: Look, first, we have to get there, and it is,
you know, obviously so much harder than it should be.
So you know, if if a woman runs, who I
think would be a good president, as I thought Kamala
Harris would be, and as I knew I would be,
I will support that woman.
Speaker 1: God her bitterness just us this through.
Speaker 3: Her bike, and she's gonna she's gonna die with it.
Speaker 1: She's gonna totally. I kind of like that, Yeah, And.
Speaker 3: She don't just swallow letter, just melt into it totally.
Speaker 1: She's just pissed off that her predator husband hates her
and cheated on her and she didn't have the balls
or the guts to leave him, and she's still with
him and she has to live with that and he
still hates her.
Speaker 2: And then she's telling us that we're handmaidens to the
Patriot's the biggest example.
Speaker 3: You're totally it.
Speaker 1: Nice projection, lady, That's exactly what she's doing. She stays
with the dude and they probably live in separate houses,
and she is she is a slave to the patriarchy.
She's it, and then she puts that and projects it
onto all of us. Oh my god, are you kidding
me with this? Remember what she Remember when she tried
to ruin women that were his bimbo eruptions? Remember that
talk about the patriarchy. Yeah, she's a piece of work,
this woman. She is just so bigger about everything.
Speaker 3: James Comy also just awful. So he's now making the
rounds trying to paint himself as a victim who was
just strolling on the beach with his wife and they
just came upon some shelves and then everything exploded.
Speaker 2: And now he's being talked to by DOJ and here
he is painting himself to be just good old, ignorant,
blissfully naive. James Comy, you were back in the middle
of a political firestorm.
Speaker 9: Yeah, for walking on the beach with my wife. So
I don't know how we ended up here. Never occurred
to me that it was any kind of controversial thing,
but that's the time we live in.
Speaker 6: So take me back to the walk on the beach.
Speaker 9: We were walking on the beach. We went to the
beach to prepare for this, which was the launch of
my book, and to think about the book and to
prepare to ask answer questions about it. And we went
my book towards the road and we saw in the
sand someone had arranged shells with numbers, and Patrice, my wife, said,
why would someone put an address in the sand? And
I said, I don't know. We stood over it, and
I said it's some kind of like political message. She said,
you know eighty six When I was a server, she
did a lot of working in restaurants. Meant to remove
an item from the menu when you ran out of ingredients.
And I said, well, as a kid always meant to
leave a place to ditch a place. I said, that's
really clever. So then she said you should take a
picture of that, and I did, and I posted it
on my Instagram account and thought nothing more of it
until I heard through her that people were saying it
was some sort of a call for assassination, which is crazy.
But I took it down. Even if I think it's crazy.
I don't want to be associated with violence of any kind.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, these people. The lying, it's the lying
never ends, it just doesn't. And if he's not lying,
then he is the hoss. I want to say all
the words on the planet. Yeah, Benny, I want to
say that word. It's like he is. He's dumber than
a stick if he I don't know it.
Speaker 3: Eighty six.
Speaker 2: I was only the FBI director. How could I know
that that meant to kill somebody?
Speaker 1: Then that just shows us how stupid our government is,
and everybody that works in it because he was hired
as the head of the FBI doesn't know what eighty
six means. Come on, Oh my gosh, that interview.
Speaker 3: I know that that's insanity.
Speaker 2: But here's a little bleach from it from Senator Kennedy
about James Comey.
Speaker 24: And Kennedy joins us now and sir, it's good to
see you on this Friday night.
Speaker 9: Let's start with James Comey, who found himself interviewed by
the Secret Service today.
Speaker 15: Your thoughts on this Instagram post?
Speaker 9: What do you really think happened here?
Speaker 7: Well? I have been around mister Comy a good bit
in the Senate because he's been in front of a
hottle Senate committee. To know mister Komy is to dislike
mister komee uh. There's a reason he doesn't get invited
to too many parties. He's a buttthead. You know, you
can only be young once, but you can always be immature.
What mister Komy did was immature, but it was more
than that. I think he was trying to seek attention.
Mister Komy has a chip on his shoulder. On his
shoulder has a chip on its shoulder. He probably single
handedly did more to undermine undermine the reputation of the FBI,
which before mister Coomy took over, was one of the
if not the premier organization law enforcement organizations in.
Speaker 31: The country, in the in the world.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the people who are actually capable working at the
FBI have got to hate that guy.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I can't even imagine, because he.
Speaker 1: He is just a permanent state on that organization. He's
just dope, stupid.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yea though, and dislike him.
Speaker 1: That's a national treasure. I love him.
Speaker 2: Some very sad news in right wing influence circles and
that is and perhaps you are you guys knew this yesterday,
but Scott Adams, creator of Dilbert and very very popular podcaster,
right wing influencer now is also dying of the same cancer,
same prostate cancer that Joe Biden says that he just
found out he has. So Scott finally announced it to
his audience yesterday. We've got a couple of clips because
he had He's he's just got sort of this amazing
attitude about it all, even though he says he's going
to be gone by summer, like he's, oh my god,
he's at the end of this journey and it's so sad.
Speaker 3: But anyway, I'll just play the clips for you.
Speaker 2: The first one is about is actually when he's announcing it,
so that's this one right here, and it kind of
leads into where he acknowledges that it hits hard for
people because even though he's known it forever, obviously his
fan base is just finding out and so he's acknowledging
that and how hard that may be, but also talking
about how you know what it's like to actually be
dying of a disease like this.
Speaker 32: Some of you you've already guessed, so this won't surprise
you at all. But I have the same cancer that
Joe Biden has, so I also have prostate cancer that
has also spread to my bones. But I've had it
longer than he's at it, well longer than he's admitted
having it. So my life expectancy is maybe the summer.
I'd expect. I expect to be checking out from this
domain sometime the summer. Now I realize that for some
of you this is hitting you kind of hard because
you're hearing it for the first time. Weirdly, since it's
old news to me, I've just sort of processed it,
so it just sort of is what it is. And
I have to say that, you know, everybody has to
die as far as I know, and it's kind of
civilized that you know about how long you have so
you can put your affairs together and make sure you've
said your goodbyes and done all the things you need
to do so if you had, if you had to
pick away to die, this one's really painful, like really
really painful. But it's also you might wonder why it
took me so long to tell you, and I think
I owe you an answer to that. Number One, it
would change my life because everybody would start treating me
like the cancer guy to wrap things up. Once you
go public, you're just the dying cancer guy. And I
didn't want you to have to think about it. And
I didn't want to have to think about it. And
I can see in the comments that some of you
were having a tough time with it. Remember, nothing lasts forever.
Nothing last forever. All right, stop crying, all of you.
If I'm not crying, you can't cry. You can't be
sadder than I am about my cancer.
Speaker 2: So sad, He's a treasure. I know people are like,
who is this? That's why I said at the beginning.
Speaker 3: Gotta listen when I introduced these clips.
Speaker 2: That is Scott Adams, creator of Dilbert, the Dilbert cartoon
that's super, super famous, and he's very very popular podcaster
and right wing influence and very hateful.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's awful, absolutely afet it. So let's move on
to some happy things, shall we shout the day on
a happy note.
Speaker 2: Yesterday you had sent me that video of the wonderful
woman who has started the we Don't Care club.
Speaker 1: We Don't Care.
Speaker 2: We've got to follow up, and people were asking who
she is and so you can follow her on just
being Melanie me E L O N I.
Speaker 3: I think it is her A and I, but it's
just being Melanie. Is her name on Instagram.
Speaker 2: That's where you can find her and join the club.
But here's round two of the things that we don't
care about anymore.
Speaker 3: Club. You don't care about this stuff, We don't care.
Speaker 33: So I started a group called that We Do Not
Care Club for paaramenopause and menopausal Ladies. And when I
tell you this club has taken off and we have
so many members, I want to thank each and every
member for joining. And I will be sharing what we
do not care about pretty much on a daily basis.
This is for normalcy. This is to understand that a
lot of us out here are in the same boat
and we're just trying to survive. So let's just go
on and talk about what we don't care about today.
We do not care about chin hair and unshaved legs.
Baby has hat, It's gonna grow. If we cut it,
we cut it. If you don't, we don't.
Speaker 3: We don't care.
Speaker 33: If you cold, don't touch that a C. We don't care.
What's for dinner? If you're hungry, go in there and
figure something out. Yeah, we don't care if we wait. Listen,
everybody can't have no size too stomach. That's that. We
don't care about paying delivery fees. Please put it at
my dough. I don't want to talk to nobody. We
don't care if you're canceled. I'm so sorry that you
had to counsel. We ain't want to go nowhere. We
don't care if it's an emergency, do not call my phone.
Slitics don't care if the car dirty, rainy season will
be here at some point.
Speaker 1: We don't care if we just woke up. We're still sleepy.
Speaker 15: We need a nap.
Speaker 33: Lastly, we don't care if we forget what we're talking about.
Just start a new conversation and if we remember what
we were talking about, we'll come.
Speaker 26: Back to it.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Wow, for the next one.
Speaker 1: I just love her. I really do, absolutely on my
spirit animal. All right.
Speaker 2: We got a couple of thank yous from Judy flood
over on Locals who says good morning chicks, and Minnesota
Solar Baby says, so was Biden's doctor bought off incompetent?
Was it malpractice? Will they cite patient privacy? Will we
ever know the truth?
Speaker 1: I don't know. Probably not, but you're not going to
find the truth from the mainstream media that is not
sure we know that, or Jake Tapper. Now you're okay, Douchellius.
The Party of George Floyd is upset.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, Felipe move a. Hello, chicks.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry to hear about his cancer, but we need
to avoid the part and signed at the end of
his presidency. I think we can all agree he likely
wasn't fully aware of what he was signing. Of course,
maybe I don't even think he was. It wasn't just
the end of his presidency. I think it was probably
like two three years the end of his presidence. You know,
our a nerm. I have the same disappointment you express
in this administration. Cash Betel and Dan Bongina have already
sunk into the swamp, and Pam Bondy, in my opinion,
is a lying liar who lies. They need two jerks
take my money. I would never get that hot time.
I'd be afraid that there'd be bacteria in it, so
I'd be like, I'm gonna go ahead and just refrain.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that stuff is incurable, infectious, not getting in it.
Speaker 1: Sandy Stokes enjoying a cup of Blackout coconut caramel mocha.
Oh Yu May also bought a bag of butterscotch coffee,
supporting the checks one cup at a time. Thank you, Sandy.
There's so much the butterscotch coffee. I gotta Yeah, we're
bringing it in.
Speaker 3: We're bringing in you guys. Warn it here. I'm not
here tomorrow.
Speaker 2: She Amy Joe is, She'll I'm sure you entertained and
posted on all the news along with.
Speaker 3: Chad, and then I'm your huckleberry. Just know because I'm
getting my eyebrows done this after. You know, they're gonna
be really dark because she's gonna look.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so when she gets armed, when she gets online
on Thursday morning, everybody go, everybody do that to her, okay,
because it's it's gonna look that way. She's gonna don't
be alarmed. Okay. But I will be here tomorrow with Chad,
keeping you guys informed of all the hot news. Do
you guys tomorrow. Everybody have a wonderful day