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Speaker 1: We got lots of stuff to get to, lots of stuff.
Speaker 3: And in fact, the reason for my name today is
going to kick off the show, and that is that
even though Elise Staphonic was appointed by President Trump to
be the UN Ambassador, that is no longer happening. If
you would like to read his explanation, please.
Speaker 1: Do see making me read right now. As we advance
our America First Agenda, it's essential that we maintain every
Republican seat in Congress. We must be unified to accomplish
our mission and a lease to Punic has been a
vital part of our efforts from the very beginning. I
have asked Elise, one of my biggest allies, to remain
in Congress to help me deliver historic tax cuts, great jobs,
record economic growth, the secure border, energy dominance, peace through strength,
and much more. So we can make America great again
with a very tight majority. I don't want to take
a chance on anyone else running for a Lisa's seat.
The people love Elise and with her we have nothing
to worry about come election day. I don't know about that.
There are others that can do a good job at
the United Nations. Therefore, Elise will stay in Congress, rejoin
the House leadership team, and continue to fight for our
amazing people. Speaker Johnson is thrilled. I look forward to
the day when Elise is able to join my administration
in the future. She is absolutely fantastic. Thank you, Elise,
and she was a great sport about it.
Speaker 3: I mean, I'm sure this was disappointing news for her,
but she was great and she was just like, listen,
I am going to be where Trump needs me to be,
and he needs me to be in Congress, and that's
where I'm going to be and.
Speaker 2: Good for her for having such a good attitude about it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she'll get the promotion soon enough, that's right. So
maybe this will I don't know if he's just because he.
Speaker 3: Obviously hasn't named anyone in her place, so I don't
know if he's waiting for after the election, if we're
just going to be you and Ambassador less for some time,
or if he's got somebody else in mind.
Speaker 1: We'll see.
Speaker 3: I'm sure that'll be coming out in the next days
or weeks, so we will find out.
Speaker 1: In the meantime, we're.
Speaker 3: Not going to spend a bunch of time to they
on signal Gate because we're all sick of it and
we've talked about it a lot this week, but we
will say that Hilariously, there is word on the street
that il Han Omar is planning to draft articles.
Speaker 1: Of impeachment against.
Speaker 3: Mike Waltz and John Ratcliffe over the leak that Ilhan
Omar is concerned about our national security.
Speaker 1: You guys, ilhan Omar, is you just you can't make
this ship up. It's like, okay, all right, so absurd,
freaking absurd. So you do that, il Han, You see
how far that goes, Yeah, I wonder if she talked
to her talk to her brother about that her her brother.
Speaker 3: Okay, but speaking of Pete Hegseth, there there was a
photo going around yesterday of him that is very very nice,
showing his tattoo.
Speaker 1: And it is a new tattoo that is in Arabic.
Speaker 3: It reads kafear, which is a term meaning disbeliever or infidel,
referring to someone who absolutely rejects the Islamic faith.
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he looks pretty hot there. Not gonna I'm saying that
is what I'm saying. Pretty Can we just look at
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it's just you know, you're just on you know you're
listening and you can't see it. Just picture it in
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And moving on, all right.
Speaker 3: We're going to move on to a Babylon Bee headline,
which just shows the absolute state.
Speaker 1: Of where we are.
Speaker 3: So it says hag Seth kicking himself for not just
getting thirteen soldiers killed and giving eighty billion dollars in
weapons to tear.
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Speaker 3: We have excellent news about the Las Vegas Tesla firebomber guy.
So he's been caught, which is great. And it's this guy.
His name is Paul Kim. But anyway you're gonna this
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ties to multiple commune organizations pro Palestine movement, So.
Speaker 1: I know that's jury very sinister.
Speaker 3: This guy, doesn't he well, he's facing some serious charges.
Three counts of arson in the third degree, three counts
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five counts of discharging a firearm into a structure.
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Speaker 3: Indeed, now, DOZE is obviously making a lot of headway
in their attempts to reduce the deficit.
Speaker 1: And of course, with the cabinet picks that Trump has.
Speaker 3: Made, he's getting Elon and the Dose team are getting
lots and lots of support. And each of those cabinet
picks are working on their own to figure out where
there's fraud and waste in their own agencies. RFK has
discovered a whole bunch of it in HHS, and he
has just announced that he is cutting twenty thousand employees
from the agency. He's also introducing a new part of
the agency.
Speaker 1: Called AHA, I Love It, which.
Speaker 3: Stands for the Administration for Healthy America. And he's just
consolidating a bunch of divisions in HHS. From twenty eight
into fifteen, he's had twenty thousand.
Speaker 1: That means that there are twenty thousand employees that are
basically doing nothing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, or they're overlapping in places that just don't need it.
Speaker 1: This is so great. The waste, the match of the
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Speaker 1: And Scott Presler, who's the.
Speaker 3: King of this, you know, registration, registering voting, people registering voters.
Speaker 1: He is the king of that.
Speaker 3: And he was very, very blunt about this on Twitter yesterday.
He said, I'm going to be honest with you, even
if you don't want to hear it. Republicans have been
losing special elections all over the country, even in red
districts in Iowa and Pennsylvania.
Speaker 1: Democrats are fired up.
Speaker 3: They are and unless we begin focusing on ground game,
we will lose in twenty twenty five and twenty twenty six.
Speaker 1: And he's absolutely right. We are just not good at
the midterms. We're not good nope or special elections. We
just disengage. We totally do we turn everything We're just like,
it's fine, other people will go. We cannot do that
this time. We cannot. It is so supremely important that
we stay engaged. Tell everybody, you know, it's just as
important as the last election as the presidential election. These
are almost even more important. Yeah, and the bail are
they are more important than the presidential election. People just
don't get out and vote. We have to you, guys.
Speaker 3: I cannot tell you how important it is. And it's
up to each and every one of you wherever you are,
to figure out what's going on in your local and
state elections and make sure that you're participating and whatever
elections there are, and grab ten or fifteen people to
go with you.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So important. That's the thing.
Speaker 3: The anger and the rage, as unfounded as it is
on the left, is a huge motivator for those ideas,
and we just don't have that same motivation because we're like,
this is awesome.
Speaker 1: Things are awesome, you know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So we're just not as motivated, and we got
to get there. Got to get there. We've talked a
lot this week about how much of a disgusting, despicable.
Speaker 1: Hag Jasmine Crockett is.
Speaker 3: Most recently because, of course, she decided to mock Greg
Abbott and his disabilities. He of course took this all
in stride and retweeted a post yesterday which was so
perfect a picture of him in this like superhero uniform
and somebody said cracker of the day professor x aka
Greg Abbott, and he retweeted it saying, got to add
this to my resume.
Speaker 1: Need the outfit they see me rolling, Oh my god,
I freaking love it. This is the way you do it.
That's absolutely how you do it. They hated great.
Speaker 3: I mean, what a fantastic attitude. You know, it's just
so perfect text. Its also speaking of Jasmine, Van Jones
was on with Scott Jenny.
Speaker 1: In the panel the other night.
Speaker 3: This was not last night, but the night before, and
he was talking about Jasmine. He inexplicably likes her, thinks
she has this incredibly bright future, but came down pretty
reasonably about how she made a mistake and should own it.
But also he talked about this new strategy of the
Democrats that we mentioned yesterday to just throw f bombs
at us constantly, like this is a this is an
organized strategy. You're hearing it across the board with Democrats
right now. It is so ridiculous and inauthentic. And here's
Van and Scott to explain.
Speaker 8: She's young and she's trying to find her a way.
I think that this party is scrambling trying to seem tough,
and I'm seeing this party traffic and a lot of
curse words. That's supposed to like the new.
Speaker 9: Cool thing to do. I don't think that that's going
to be as useful.
Speaker 8: I've even heard Pete bootajeedge with a whole bunch of
curse words.
Speaker 6: I don't know who gave that memo.
Speaker 9: I don't think that's very useful.
Speaker 8: I think you have to be very careful when you're
talking about people with disabilities, and I don't think she
was careful. And I don't know her to say she's
not being honest. I'm going to tell you it sounded bad,
and that's what I want to I just want to finish.
I think this party is trying to find a way
to look tough and to show fight, but this is
not the way. I don't I don't think the cursing
is going to work. I think I've been on stage
and I've gotten, you know, a little bit hype sometimes too.
I hope that she will take this as lets you
talked about learning lessons that type of stuff. It doesn't
sound to me like she's actually taking full responsibility. If
that's true, I don't like it, and she can't do
that again. She's too important to us to do that again.
Speaker 10: What I fear is that no lesson, no lesson, could
ever be learned as long as you were doing these
things in front of audiences who roar when you do it.
When you have comedians who are broad messengers for the
left making but it's gotten fair jokes and people are roaring,
when you have politicians being vulgar and.
Speaker 9: What's the lesson?
Speaker 8: But but what's the audience? But know, what we're trying
to deal with is that Trump has done this and
he's been successful. So when you have somebody who does
this up and they're successful, you start thinking, well, is
that the right way? I would like for us to
say it's not, but I think it's it's hard for us.
You have a Republicans scolding us on it when your
guy does it all the time. We are trying to
find a way for it. Jasmine is too important to
make these kinds of mistakes. I think she has a
bright future. I hope that tonight she's looking and says,
you know what, I don't have to do that kind
of stuff to get to get.
Speaker 9: An applause line. She's too important for us to make
those kind of sase.
Speaker 1: Well, she's doing it, she's too far gone. I'm just curious.
It's forty three young, she's forty three. She's well, I
actually thought she was younger than that. She was born
in eighty one. She's forty three years old. So I'm
just curious, like she should she know better? Or I
was at forty one, by forty three, by forty three,
forty three, you should know that your class list if
you're getting up there, and you should know how to
conduct yourself at forty three years old. If she were
like twenty seven, I'd be like, all right, she's got
probably some time to learn few things. It's forty three.
She is definitely old enough to know better. Yeah, and
so is the rest of the party. That sounds so ridiculous.
Speaker 3: They're going on all the talk shows, they're putting out
the selfie videos saying F this, F that, F that guy.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's just so.
Speaker 3: Obvious that it's the new Democrat thing, and they're all
they've all been giving the marching orders, which makes it inauthentic.
Speaker 1: And ridiculous and they just look stupid doing it. Yeah,
And if anybody should know who's giving the orders, like
if somebody needs to ask Van, you ask your people,
like who is it? I want to know who it
is it Obama? Who is the one that's given these
crap orders? Because it is completely obvious to anybody with
one brain cell that it's an order. It is a
marching order, like you said, like we always say, because
you can tell it's a constitutional crisis. He's an oligary,
there's a it's a threat to democracy. I mean, there's
always something that all these people are saying.
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I would love to know Is it Obama?
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Speaker 3: Yesterday we talked about Andrew Tate's ex girlfriend, who is
now filing charges against him and filing a lawsuit I
think against him for being super abusive and.
Speaker 1: Violent with her.
Speaker 3: And I thought this was interesting yesterday that I saw
this tweeted. TMZ had reported about this, but in response
to the reporting, this guy that you'll see at the
bottom of the screen, Joseph McBride replied with like a
zillion laughing emojis.
Speaker 1: That is Andrew Tate's lawyer.
Speaker 3: And it turns out that he also represented Keith Ranier
of that Nexium cult.
Speaker 1: Do you remember that story? Yes, I do, I do,
And look where that hat. Look what that turned out.
Speaker 3: You know, Keith is like rotting away in prison right now,
and I guess the exact same thing happens to Andrew takes.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I was going to say, remind people how that turned out. Yeah,
and he's laughing. What a gushbag man, right, I mean,
they're just oh good, okay. Yeah, So that's a little
bit of an update there on the thing.
Speaker 3: I don't think Andrew Tate himself has responded to these
allegations at all, well as.
Speaker 1: I know, leaving it up to his lawyer. I guess,
so to laugh at a woman that has bruises on
her face, that's it's nice. I wonder if that guy
has a wife or a daughter. That's a good question.
I do not know the answer to that.
Speaker 3: Also, Christinome currently facing a lot of backlash for a
message that she posted, a video that she posted.
Speaker 1: She traveled to El Salvador to see in.
Speaker 3: Person the prison system that President bu Kelly has together
there and it is not pleasant. Like when you go
to prison in El Salvador. It's not a fun time,
you guys, not a fun time at all. But she's
getting some flack for making this video in front of
the prisoners. If you haven't seen it, I'll show it
here and then we can discuss here.
Speaker 14: Cut today and visiting this facility, and first of all,
I want to thank El Salvador and their president for
their partnership with the United States of America to bring
our terrorists here and to incarcerate them and have consequences
for the violence that they have perpetuated in our communities.
I also want everybody to know if you come to
our country illegally, this is one of the consequences you
could face.
Speaker 1: First of all, do not come to our country illegally.
You will be removed and you will be prosecuted.
Speaker 14: But know that this facility is one of the tools
in our toolkit that we will use if you commit
crimes against the American people.
Speaker 3: And people are also giving her flack, not just for
the video, but for the fact that she apparently was
wearing a sixty thousand dollars rolex, which I'm sorry if
she if, however, she made her money, like whatever she
does to get a roll up.
Speaker 1: I don't have a problem with that. I will say
I didn't love.
Speaker 2: The optics of her at the prison, but I can't
really put my finger on why.
Speaker 1: Do you what do you make of that? I mean,
I didn't have a problem with it. I don't have
a problem with that. I'd probably have more of a
problem with if she's doing like the what was it
the twoth thing that she was doing?
Speaker 7: What was this it?
Speaker 15: The ad?
Speaker 1: Yeah to add for the yeah, right, when she did
the ads while she was governor. I have more of
a problem with that. Maybe that's how she got the
role ex Maybe you know, that's a little problematic, But
other than that, I don't have a problem with her.
Audience is very split.
Speaker 3: Like I saw a lot of people going, I didn't
like this at all, and a lot of people thought
it was great.
Speaker 1: So yeah, it's if it if it were a dude,
would it have been different?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 1: It's I think there's a.
Speaker 3: Love about it is that when you think about how
how much of a contrast she is with Mayorcis, who
was saying, listen, if you guys could just not come
right now, we'll deal with you a little bit in
the future, but just you know, don't come right now,
and our borders super secure.
Speaker 1: She is a breath of fresh air compared to them,
and I think that the stark contrast between her and
those nasty dudes behind her, I think it's weird for
people to see that. It's I think if it was
if it was some you know, like Burley dude that
was standing there and not a may Orc, but like
an actual dude, a guy that had balls that was
standing there in front of all those I don't think
that they would be as you know, weirded out by this,
but she's just a very feminine, beautiful woman, very strong woman,
but very beautiful woman. I think some people are like,
I don't know if the optics of this are kind
of weird. I'm not bothered by it. I'm just not.
I think it's cool. I think it's cool that she's said.
There was something about it that I was just like,
that's a little jarring. I just you know what I mean.
I like the transparency of this entire administration. I just
find it refreshing. I think it's great. Yeah, somebody b
Borrow said, well, promises made, promises kept. I think it's
great show us what you're doing, and she's doing that,
so it's fine. Yeah.
Speaker 3: The watch thing, I was just like, who gives a shit?
Like why are people even noticing that she's wearing a watch?
And what kind of watch?
Speaker 16: It is?
Speaker 1: Like I could not care less about that part.
Speaker 3: So that was just like it was just like one
more thing that people wanted to pick on, you know,
with her, which is what I mean. I just I
don't I don't get that at all. Yesterday we mentioned
Paula White, that horrible, horrible woman that Trump has inexplicably
chosen as his official White House faith advisor. Another video
of her has surface that's gone a little bit viral
yesterday that I saw, and again, I would just like
to remind everybody how.
Speaker 1: Awful of a pick this is.
Speaker 3: Somebody needs to get in his ear about this, because
Paula White is a disgrace on every level.
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even happening right now?
Speaker 3: I thought, I thought about what was that?
Speaker 1: Was that tongue she was she was supposedly speaking in tongues?
Is that what she was doing?
Speaker 3: I think that's what she would like you to believe,
but that is not what that actually looks like. And
if yeah, fake tongues, yeah you guys come, she is
such a phony grifter you got and she then she
then all of a sudden, she goes, give me one
thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: I need a thousand dollars and you'll get your own
personal angel. Oh my god. The people that fall for
this talk about just like, what about a sixty thousand
dollars rolext. She knows she has a couple. I can't
with this woman and Susie needs to be in the
air of the president telling him get this woman. But
that's the thing, like what if she what if it's
Susie's pick. I have no idea.
Speaker 3: I have no idea who in the world likes this woman,
but she has influence and I cannot I cannot believe it.
I just can't believe it. Correct, that is who the
faith advisor is. She's a loon man, total loon.
Speaker 1: We have to gossip a little bit because I thought
we haven't gossiped. I don't think all week. I think
we haven't. Really Okay, I do like we haven't and
I feel like our audience does not a good gossip session.
Speaker 3: But yesterday I was on the Daily Mail and there
was an article that said, hey, look at Eva Longoria
and I was like, oh, Eva Longoria. I remember her
from Desperate Housewives, like back.
Speaker 1: In the day, right, this is Eva Longoria?
Speaker 9: Right?
Speaker 3: The pictures that they showed, and I think it's because
she got a star on Hollywood Boulevard.
Speaker 1: The pictures that they showed of Eva Longoria. I was like,
that's not her.
Speaker 3: I don't know who is trying to position her as
being Eva Longoria, but that is not her.
Speaker 1: They're saying that this now is Eva Longoria. I'm sorry,
that is not the same person. It's not it's not
the same person. Yeah, she has had a lot of
stuff shoved in her face and her body. God, that's
not the same human that is Filler and Ozembic. It's
not the same human. It's not the same human. I
just just really really wish that we would see more
actresses and celebrities and people in you know, on that level,
in that sphere just aging gracefully. I just wish we
see more women doing that. I hate it. I hate
it for my daughter, my daughters. I hate it for
them that they don't see more women just aging, you know.
I wish people would talk to us more about that,
because you and I are doing that. We don't put
the shit in our faces. We don't. Maybe that's why
we're not successful as successful as we should be, because
people don't call us to do things because the women
that get called put the crap in their faces. I'm
just putting it out there, you guys, there's some gossip
for you that that's who gets called to do the
things and to be in the places that are more
high profile and that makes me sad. You know, it's
not it's not real life. I don't like it. I'd
like to see there are a couple women out there
like the I think you and I talked about the
other day, Naomi Watts. I think she's one of them. Yep,
somebody just mentioned Andy McDowell, who's right. I just want
to see more of that, because I you know, it's
not normal to shove all.
Speaker 3: This like, no, it's not now for the for the
people that were like because I know when I was saying,
that's not even Eva Longoria, that's.
Speaker 1: A whole other human, it actually is her. It's her.
Speaker 3: I'm saying that, you know, because I just can't believe it.
But they showed her, this same woman in this same dress,
you know, leaning on her new star on the Hollywood
Walk of Fame.
Speaker 1: It is definitely Eva Longoria.
Speaker 3: It's just that she's unrecognizable, like she has done so
much to herself that it's literally like remember when Jennifer Gray.
Speaker 1: Got the New Nose right, and I know everyone was like,
you look nothing like you did in Dirty.
Speaker 3: Dan, You're like different person. Yeah, that's what's happened here.
And she's not the only one Tara Reid. You guys
remember Tara Reid and America and why I do? Are
you ready for what she looks like?
Speaker 11: Now?
Speaker 1: Are you ready for this her?
Speaker 3: Just do it?
Speaker 1: Just put it out there now?
Speaker 2: Wait wait, wait, sorry, Well there that's her.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, why are they doing this to their faces?
That looks awful? God?
Speaker 18: Why?
Speaker 9: Why?
Speaker 7: Why?
Speaker 9: Why?
Speaker 1: She was gorgeous. I think Nicole Kidman looks ridiculous now.
Speaker 2: She does, which, by the way, do not see the
movie Baby Girl, don't.
Speaker 1: It's awful. She just looks ridiculous. Now I don't like it.
And a lot of people are like, she looks so great,
she looks so nicole. Yeah, people will say she looks
she looks awesome, like, oh my god, just look her age. Yeah,
just oh god, she looks like somebody trying to not
be her age. I just yeah, just age gracefully.
Speaker 3: Right, Well, listen, it's better than the alternative, right, Like,
you're either aging or you're dead.
Speaker 2: So just age and appreciate it and just know that
it's all part of the process.
Speaker 19: I earned.
Speaker 1: I earned every one of these lines, every one of them.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 3: All right, speaking of that, I wanted to also show,
because it's not just what people are doing in their faces.
I cannot believe that doctors don't lose their medical licenses
when they help women do things to their bodies that
are so unnatural, like.
Speaker 1: This is that Jeff Bezos and girlfriends. Oh my god,
you guys, that can't be real. That's not real. No,
it's not.
Speaker 3: Those are implants of I mean, I mean, that's not
This is not a is what I'm saying. So this
is like a real life video. Yeah, what in the
world old and then you you.
Speaker 1: Sent me this ridiculous fashion show thing. What Paris is
Paris Fashion Weekly? Guys, Oh my god, it's fashion.
Speaker 20: Look it up.
Speaker 1: Look it up, you guys. Remember when fashion used to
be beautiful, Like I actually used to be this. I
used to be into it in the eighties and nineties.
I loved Vogue, I loved like looking All, I watched
like Fashion, I loved it. I used to keep up
with it. And now it's this. It's just demonic. It's
absolutely demonic. Serious lya it's gross. Okay, quickly, I know
that we're like just having a quick hiatus here to gossip,
but I wanted to quickly point out that Gene Hackman
and his wife Betsy. Their bodies are still unclaimed more
than a month after they died. It's just an update. Okay.
I know some people say this isn't uncommon.
Speaker 3: That's what the coroner told TMZ. So I was like,
I don't know if this is I don't know what
to make of that.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, but he didn't have a relationship with his kids,
and in the will everything went to his wife, and
then his wife's part of the will everything went to charity.
So there's an eighty million dollar fortune that's up for grabs.
I feel like the government's probably going to get it
because apparently or lawyers, lawyers, because apparently he signed his
will twenty years ago, which makes it exponentially harder to contest.
But I believe that his oldest son, who is like
in his sixties or something, he's like sixty eight or
something like that. I think he's trying to contest it.
So I don't know. We'll keep you posted on that.
You guys, we have mentioned this before.
Speaker 3: We actually recorded earlier this week with our bff, doctor
Mike Fulgens.
Speaker 1: He is the newmismatic.
Speaker 3: I think I'm saying it right newmismatic consultant, which means
he is a gold and precious metals expert at First
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Speaker 1: And if you listen to the recording that we did
with him, which comes.
Speaker 3: Out on Sunday, I believe you will hear how much
higher gold and silver is about to go. He was
the only one, He was one of the few that
was projecting that gold would hit the heights that it did.
Everyone else was like, no, no, no, no, it's never
gonna hit like three thousand, that's you're crazy.
Speaker 1: And then it did.
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Speaker 1: Just make sure to tell him that the chicks sent you.
Speaker 3: Do it all right, Let's go on. Let's move on
to some really good stuff that's going on with President
Trump's cabinet picks. Cash Battel, ag Bondi were on hand
in Virginia yesterday to make a very important announcement about
one of the criminals that they have caught.
Speaker 1: Here is Cash Betel.
Speaker 21: President Trump gave us the executive decision to go after
and safeguard our communities. General Bondi is our worry of
justice leading that charge. Governor Youngkin, It's an honor to
be a partner in this operation with you and US
Attorney Sebert.
Speaker 20: This is a mandate we have right now.
Speaker 21: We have an American dying every seven minutes from a
drug overdose. That is a national security crisis we have
not seen ever before. We have a woman or child
being raped every six and a half minutes in this country.
We have a homicide twice an hour. No part of
that metric is a safe and secure America. But thanks
to the brave leadership of this administration and the folks
that you see here, we are returning our communities to safety.
As you heard, we took down this morning a top
lee of MS thirteen. That is not done easily, that
is done with brilliant law enforcement.
Speaker 1: I love him. I know I do too, I really
really do. Yeah. And again, transparency. They're out there, they're
telling the American people what they're doing. Yeah, you cannot
tell me this is an oligarchy. You can't.
Speaker 2: No, of course not, of course not.
Speaker 1: And we're starting to now find out just how.
Speaker 3: Obstructive, useless, disengaged the entire Biden administration was when it
came to crime.
Speaker 1: They wanted all the criminals to come. They were bringing
them in by the airplane load. They and so on
our time, right right.
Speaker 3: And Glenn Younkin, who obviously wanted to get criminals off
the streets in his home state, talked. He was at
the same presser yesterday with Cash Pattel, and here's what
he said about this catch of this guy and the
efforts that he's.
Speaker 1: Already seen from this administration compared to the last.
Speaker 19: Most importantly, it's this affort that has been enabled by
the Trump administration. President Trump said, get the bad guys.
I've been working on this literally for the first three
years of our administration with little to no help from
the senior leadership in the federal government and the Biden administration.
Speaker 2: Little to no help. Can you imagine little to no help?
Speaker 3: I mean, why wouldn't Biden's FBI, Department of Justice, whoever
be interested in catching em as thirteen gang members?
Speaker 1: M hmm, yeah, well they were going.
Speaker 3: They were too busy going after j six people, Grandma's
at abortion centers, braying, I mean, all of it.
Speaker 2: It's just so infuriating how useless that administration was.
Speaker 1: Come yep, oh my gosh.
Speaker 3: And then Marco, Marco Riveo also just a treasure, just
one of the best picks ever.
Speaker 1: It makes me wonder, Like with Marco, it makes me
wonder who's going to actually run If he's going to
run for president with the JD vans ooh, like that's
going to be very interesting, two of them, because he's
so confident. I would be happy with either one of them,
which is crazy because we've got so many great people
on our side of the aisle and they have nobody.
You know, they've got AOC and I don't know who else,
Pete Bootage, I don't know who's gonna run on their side,
but our side, we've got so many companent people. I'd
be happy. But this is the thing. Will he do that?
Because I feel like they've they've got jd Vance there
to run. But I don't know, Marco man, he's I mean,
And then also like where what about governor? Are what
about Glenn?
Speaker 9: You like?
Speaker 1: There are so many choices, so many Yeah, I know,
good one, so many good quality candidates we have on ourselves.
Speaker 3: They're also alpha, Like I can't see anybody playing second
fiddle to anybody else.
Speaker 6: You know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know which is great. I mean, that's fantastic.
We've got that going for us. It's just going to
be who are you gonna pick? It's a good problem
to have, bo show.
Speaker 3: So, speaking of Marco, he's addressed this many many times,
but for some reason, anytime he is in front of
a press pool, they constantly harp at him about what
he and the State Department are doing right now with
revoking the visas of total troublemakers on college campuses. And
he's explained this before, but he was asked directly about
a specific person whose visa was revoked because she was
literally just causing nothing but mayhem and problems, and it
was just the He just answered this so perfectly that
he probably never needs to say this again. He should
probably just be like, roll the tape and then they
should just have this at the ready for any time
anyone is dumb enough to ask about why these visas
are getting revoked.
Speaker 1: Here's Mark, it's enough.
Speaker 6: One visa.
Speaker 5: I believe we revoked it, and here's why. And I'll
say it again. I said it everywhere. Let me be
abundantly clear. Okay, if you go apply for a visa
right now anywhere in the world, let me just send
this message out. If you apply for a visa to
enter the United States and be a student, and you
tell us that the reason why you're coming to the
United States is not just because you write op eds,
but because you want to participate in movements that are
involved in doing things like vandalizing universities, harassing students, taking
over buildings, creating a ruckus.
Speaker 9: We're not going to give you a visa.
Speaker 5: If you lie to US and get a visa and
then enter the United States and with that visa participate
in that sort of activity, We're going to take away
your visa and once you've lost your visa, you're no
longer legal in the United States, and we have a right,
like every country in the world has a right to
remove you from our country.
Speaker 6: So it's just that simple. I think it's crazy.
Speaker 5: I think it's stupid for any country in the world
to welcome people into their country. They're going to go
to your universities as visitors. They're visitors and say I'm
going to your universities to start a riot. I'm going
to your universities to take over a library and harass people.
I don't care what movement you're involved in. Why would
any country in the world allow people to come and
disrupt We gave you a visa to come and study
and get a degree, not to become a social activist
that tears up our university campuses. And if we've given
you a visa and then you decide to do that,
we're going to take it away. I encourage every country
to do that, by the way, because I think it's
crazy to invite students into your country that are coming
onto your campus and destabilizing it.
Speaker 9: We're just not going to have it.
Speaker 5: So we'll revoke your visa and once your visa's revoked.
You're illegally in the country, and you have to leave.
Every country in the world has a right to decide
who comes in as a visitor and who doesn't. If
you invite me into your home because you say I
want to come to your house for dinner, and I
go to your house and I start putting mud on
your couch and spray painting your kitchen, I bet you
you're going to kick me out. Yes, we're going to
do the same thing. If you come into the United
States as a visitor and create a ruckus for us,
we don't want it. We don't want it in our country.
Go back and do it in your country, but you're
not going to do it in our country.
Speaker 1: Why is this hard? I don't why. Why is this
hard for people? We should start I mean, let's do that.
We'll go into a liberal can invite me into their house.
I'll go in there and start messing crap up, and
let's see how long I last in there.
Speaker 15: This is the thing.
Speaker 1: But you I can't believe this is controversial at all.
I feel that way about illegals though, too. I feel
that way about anybody that comes in here and they
f my country up. You know what I mean, You're
a guest. Why is this hard? If you're a guest,
You're a guest in this country, stop epping things up,
like be grateful and gracious and know your place as
a guest. I mean, that's how I was taught to
be as a guest in somebody's home or somebody's space.
It's not my space. It's unbelievable. It's just not difficult,
I know. But for some reason, for whatever reason, he'll
continue to be asked this. It's going to continue to
be a.
Speaker 2: Controversial issue because leftists are idiots.
Speaker 1: Let's have the very best ad of all time.
Speaker 3: Do you remember yesterday when we played some highlights of
Jade Vance's trip to Quantico and he like was rising
up the Marines.
Speaker 1: He got to shoot guns, like so America.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so they've taken his voice, like his speech that
he gave to the Marines, and they put it over
like the most American imagery ever and it ended up
being like the most awesome ad.
Speaker 22: We care about excellence, and we care about patriotism, and
if you are awesome and you are a patriotic Marine,
then we are going to do everything that we can
to make you the most lethal fighting force the world
has ever seen.
Speaker 23: And that is what we're doing every single day. No
more quotas, no more ridiculous mumbo jumbo, no more diversity training.
Speaker 22: We believe the real strength and the real diversity in
the United States Marine.
Speaker 23: Corps is that you all come from every walk of life,
come from every quarter of America, and you have got
the strength.
Speaker 22: And the purpose to win the nation's bards. And that
is what the Marine Corps is going to do, just
like it's done for Dan near two hundred and fifty years.
Speaker 3: I mean that it makes you want to join, right,
best recruiting video ever?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 18: Ever?
Speaker 7: Really is?
Speaker 1: We need more more more.
Speaker 3: By the way, I noticed a comment from Craig who
seems to be very upset that we are not yet
talking about Elon's interview with Brett Baer. We will, Okay,
calm your jets, We will get to it. We talk
about things that are in the news. There's a lot
more going on than just that.
Speaker 1: We will get to it. Tell us what to do.
It's a long show. I mean we usually have like
an hour and a half show, so we've got and
we tell her a lot of things. For christ want cover.
Speaker 3: I forgot about this lovely young marine who wanted to
tell whoever is interviewing her what it meant to her
to have JD visit the Marines.
Speaker 1: A quantico here she is. This is a quick one.
Dam to be a marine is to be a marine.
We all went through roof camp. We always do the
same thing. So to know that we have a leader
in the.
Speaker 15: White House who's been in our shoes and have experienced
the same thing, so we have experienced its supermotivating.
Speaker 3: I know at the end of the day, he was
willing to get down and dirty for our country and
the same thing that we are of.
Speaker 1: He's coming taking us time to talk to us. It's
amazing and I'm leader he's want to do that. It's
really cool. Man of the people, great, it is great.
Man of the people like he. She relates to him.
I relate to him. So many people here relate to him.
He's a man of the people. God, he's going to
make a really great president one day, for sure, for sure.
So back to Pete. I did not know that he
had it in him to do a Trump impression, but
he does. Here is He's asked me to do this job.
Speaker 23: He's told me two things up front, amongst many.
Speaker 1: He said, first, he said, Pete, you didn't have to
be tough.
Speaker 12: And sh.
Speaker 9: Said, do you have to be tough?
Speaker 3: And that is proven to be true.
Speaker 9: For number two, he said, I need you. I want
you to restore the warrior.
Speaker 23: Ethos to our military, get it back to basics, war fighting, leaf, accountability,
readiness standards across.
Speaker 9: Our four nations.
Speaker 2: And they sure are fighting him on that, aren't they again?
Speaker 1: Why Like why? Yeah, well, I mean liberals are gonna
liberal right commedi's are gonna come. They just will do
everything they can to. They want him out of there,
and like the ill Hans are like, let's impeach him.
Oh god, they want him out. They'd rather have DEI
than this guy. Mm hmm it. I'll never understand it.
It's their country too, I'll never understand that.
Speaker 2: I don't know why they're so masochistic towards their own country.
Speaker 3: It just it.
Speaker 1: Is baffling.
Speaker 3: Laura Trump Uh has her own show You probably got
you guys probably are all know that. That is on
Fox News on Saturdays, and this Saturday, Tomorrow's guest is
Susie Wiles, and we have a little excerpt where they're
talking about Trump and the changes that they've seen in him,
particularly after the assassination attempts.
Speaker 1: Here are Lara and Susie.
Speaker 24: The course of the campaign, and I think people noted
that the change there was a slight change in the
president and the way he operated and the way he
kind of would take a second and think through things.
Speaker 1: People gave you a lot of credit for.
Speaker 6: That, Susie.
Speaker 4: He's been through so much, the law fair having been
the leader of the free world. I think life experience
and who he is changed him. I think he's a
better leader now.
Speaker 1: Totally agree.
Speaker 7: I agree.
Speaker 1: I agree with that too, Totally agree with that. Not
how could you not be I mean, if if it
didn't destroy you, how could you not come out better
on the other side? And he has come out better,
And I mean, who would have thought that that would happen?
You know, the guy's amazing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's that's I had no idea that. I know
a lot of people are commenting on her voice. I
didn't know she sounded like that either. For some reason,
I like imagined her voice to be deeper and gruffer,
you know what I mean. Really, but she sounds Yeah,
she sounds like so lovely.
Speaker 1: You know, it's like, yeah, yeah, I didn't. I wasn't
surprised by this at all.
Speaker 3: This segment we're talking about like just really really awesome
people that are either part of the administration or on
our side of the aisle, and we can never get
enough of Senator Kennedy.
Speaker 1: There was a hearing I guess this was like a
month or two ago where and I.
Speaker 3: Don't even know what the hearing was for, but he
was he was questioning a liberal lawyer and her face,
Remember how much like you just wanted to punch Kammel
in the face.
Speaker 1: Not that we can don't violence a show violence on
the show, we don't do that.
Speaker 3: But during the debate when she was doing this, and
she was just made a face just to yes, and
so that is the face that you're going to see
on this liberal lawyer.
Speaker 1: But Kennedy just makes her look so awful.
Speaker 6: And I love it.
Speaker 1: You guys will love it. Check it out tweet, don't you.
Speaker 25: I'm not sure what the current terminology is for it,
but yes, I am sometimes on the social platform that
was formerly known as Twitter.
Speaker 11: Yeah you're a lot, aren't you.
Speaker 6: I'm not sure what the relevance of that is.
Speaker 11: You're trying to be provocative on there, don't you.
Speaker 6: Again? I am not sure what the relative.
Speaker 11: Let me let me let me show you the relevant.
It's just one of your tweets at two forty one pm.
Quote the majority of Americans hate women more than they
love anything, including democracy. Close quote. Did I read that correctly?
Speaker 6: I am not sure what this has to do with
the subject matter of this?
Speaker 11: Did you say it?
Speaker 6: I do not have those words in front of me.
I probably said something one of those lines.
Speaker 1: But what is the relevant here?
Speaker 9: Your figure's Davis right there.
Speaker 11: Yes, but your political beliefs don't impact your feelings about
President Biden or President Trump.
Speaker 6: I don't have feelings about either them.
Speaker 11: What I have to me like you have your favorite
feelings anger, You've just been tweeting up a storm. You said, quote,
there's the reason why the conservative dominated Supreme Court thinks
the Constitution did not contact, does not contain the right
to an abortion, but it's convinced that it contains an
individual right to possess firearms, and that reason is white
male supremacy of interesting. Did I read that correctly?
Speaker 6: Is there a question in this?
Speaker 11: Did I read that?
Speaker 21: Correctly.
Speaker 6: That's the question that is relevant to this hearing.
Speaker 1: Did that read that correctly?
Speaker 11: Doesn't really think that the United States Supreme Court, you're
an officer of the Court, is guided by white male supremacy.
Speaker 25: I believe that the First Amendment prohibits the president did
other state battles for punishing people.
Speaker 11: For you honestly say that, Professor can us that the
first as a democratic witness to take you seriously?
Speaker 1: Are you kidding me?
Speaker 6: I believe that you should take you.
Speaker 1: Curb your enthusiasm. Here's my saying, curb my nausea. I
freaking love him. I love him so much, never good enough.
This is one of the reasons you teach your kids
that the Internet lives forever. Exactly. That chick right there. Yeah,
like Katherine yrr is having all the regret. What does
this have to do with anything it does? Did you
tweet it? That's the question? Did you say that? That's
the question?
Speaker 3: So great and another great person from Texas, Wesley Hunt.
That's a keeper and he I don't even know where
this is from, but I just this. I found this
the other day and I was like, God, I just
love the cadence of the way he talks when he's
doing a speech at the coort and he's talking specifically
about voter ID and how absurd it is that like
any Democrat doesn't think people can get voter ID.
Speaker 1: This was fantastic.
Speaker 26: Also, sitting with me today is my Global entry card,
my military ID card, my Texas driver's license, my Texas
license to carriage because that's how we roll, with my
congressional card and of course right, good old fashioned American passport.
What sorcery is this?
Speaker 9: What am I the black WUDDI?
Speaker 26: How was I able to pull off the impossible and
attained not one, not two, not three, but six government
issue idea? It's personal responsibility in this country. I fought
for this country as an a passion helicopter pilot to
protect free and fair elections. And having a government issued
ID as a racist. It's American. You need to have
an idea, to drive a car, to check into the airport,
open bank account, you need an ID for basically everything
except for voting.
Speaker 9: Apparently a quote to the left, Yeah.
Speaker 17: So much.
Speaker 1: It's sorcery, absolute sorcery. I love him. It is crazy
wizardry sorcery. Love it, love it, love it. It's time
to talk about Elon and Doge.
Speaker 3: So if if you if you didn't, if you missed
this interview, it's I think it's like thirty five minutes.
And it wasn't just Elon being interviewed by Brettbair, but
it was a lot of the Doge team.
Speaker 1: And it wasn't like these youngsters that you've heard so
much about.
Speaker 3: The Democrats have complained about teenagers getting all the access
to our data.
Speaker 1: These are CEOs.
Speaker 3: These are highly, highly entrepreneurial professional engineers. They come from
all kinds of different business backgrounds, and they're literally doing
what they're doing with Elon's Doge team as.
Speaker 2: Out of a sense of patriotism.
Speaker 3: And I made this point after I watched the interview
that if you watch it in full and are still
mad about what they're doing, you're a complete idiot, or
you are one you're on the receiving end of some
of the of the fraud. You're getting money that you
shouldn't be getting. Yeah, there's just no explanation, or you're
buying into the fear mongering of the left, which is
total life, like El's stealing your money.
Speaker 1: Blah, yeah, rightly, okay, whatever, I've got some like tidal
wave and insurance to sell you in Indiana. If you
believe that, Hello, but I wouldn't have been mad. If
it were the young people, I wouldn't have been mad.
It's it's interesting that they're you know, obviously they're going
to trot out all the business men and people like that.
Who but I mean if it were the young kids,
so some of them little phenomenal. Right, if they're smart
and they know what they're and they're working for the
American people to expose fraud and waste, why think about that?
Who cares who's doing it? As long as they're doing it.
This is well, that's the thing.
Speaker 3: It's such a disingenuous take, you know what I mean,
Like anybody who is arguing against what they're doing is
just they're just being willfully they're believing lies, they're idiots,
or they're on the receiving end of the probately without that.
I mean, that's just that's the only those are the
only options. So we've got several clips to share, although
obviously watch the whole thing if you haven't. I tried
to pull the very best, but man, it was really
hard to pick you guys, because there was so much
good stuff covered.
Speaker 1: The first part was.
Speaker 3: With just Eline before like the whole team came out
and Brettbear, who I think is a phenomenal interviewer, I
think he's always just been really, really really good at this.
He asked Elon to comment on the whole controversial take
that Elon had when he called Mark Kelly a trader,
and that was because Mark Kelly is just so willing
to send our soldiers to Ukraine to fight a pointless, senseless,
stupid ass war. And Elon called him a trader for
feeling that way, and then everybody attacked Elon. So Brettbear
asked him about that, and you can tell Elon gets
a little bit emotional even when he responds. This is
the longest of the clips, so just bear with it.
But it's this is great stuff from Elon.
Speaker 27: You know a lot is coming your way. But sometimes
you say stuff or post stuff that gets attention, you
give it out. In other words, democratic Arizona sender Mark
Kelly posts on x about his trip to Ukraine to
push for continuing to send you US weapons and support there,
and you posted that he was a trader.
Speaker 9: Well I do that.
Speaker 28: Well, I think somebody should be should care about the
interests of the United States above the interests of another country.
Speaker 9: They don't.
Speaker 27: They're a trader, yeah, but he's a decorated veteran, a
former astronaut, or sitting US senator.
Speaker 28: That doesn't mean it's okay for him to put the
interest of another country above America, right.
Speaker 27: Obviously, there are some Republicans who think supporting Ukraine is
the right thing still, but there is a battle back
and forth about how how do you think it comes
to an end?
Speaker 1: I think his kids in the background, but I know
I can hear it.
Speaker 9: Will be a negotiated peace.
Speaker 28: And the thing that we should be concerned about is
we should have empathy for the thousands of people that
are dying every day in trenches for no movement in
the lines.
Speaker 9: So the word has.
Speaker 28: Remained the same for the past two years. Thousands of
people every week for nothing.
Speaker 18: For what.
Speaker 28: And I take great offense at those who those who
put the appearance of goodness over.
Speaker 9: The reality of it.
Speaker 1: Yes, oh my god, Yes, those who.
Speaker 28: Virtue signal and say we can't give into Russia, but
have no solution to stopping thousands of kids dining every day.
They just want that to continue forever have contempt for
such people. I don't want to make that clear. Yeah,
so you're because they're butt you signaling and their lack
of a solution means that kids don't have a father.
Speaker 9: It means that parents lost a son for what nothing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I got to tell you. People who hide
behind their service in order to say I'm above criticism
make me. I'm talking to you, Dan Crenshaw talking to you, Yes,
but I like that makes me crazy. I was a veteran.
I was a veteran, so you can't screw you. I
don't care. If you were a veteran, then you should
actually know better than the rest of us that that's
not okay. It's not okay, Like you should put America first.
Speaker 3: Dan Crenshaw taking you out of context right there, saying
if you're a veteran, screw you.
Speaker 1: I don't care you hate veterans, kazy. Let me go
ahead and I'm going to manipulate this entire clip and
then make you look like you hey better. I just
oh drives me.
Speaker 3: He would absolutely do that, of course he would so,
As you can see in the still of the video
that's about to start. These are some of the gentlemen
that are part of the Joe's team, and Brett spent
time with each of them. We're not obviously going to
play the whole interview because we don't have time to
do that, but they were. He was asking the group,
why did you like leave your whole lives behind to
do this? And they do this because they feel a
sense of duty and honor and obligation and patriotism to
the country.
Speaker 1: Here's a little bit about that.
Speaker 27: Do you guys all see this as a patriotic duty?
Is that really what this is about?
Speaker 12: It's essentral. I do one hundred percent. I was running
five businesses in Houston and I left that. I left
great people to do this, and my wonderful wife said
go for it, and here I am. But I feel
like this is me giving back to the country.
Speaker 28: If we don't do this, we're sunk the ship. Unless
less exercise as successful, the ship.
Speaker 9: Of America will sink. That's why we're doing it.
Speaker 1: God, you know what, White males really suck, don't they?
It really sucked. Remember the other day there was a
cabinet meeting where we heard who was it? Who was
it that told this?
Speaker 3: I think it was Doug Bergham who told the story
about how they uncovered an almost billion with a b
billion dollar payment for that survey, which was like a
survey monkey survey that could have been done for like
a few thousand bucks and somebody got a billion dollars
for it.
Speaker 2: One of the things that Brett Astylon and the team.
Speaker 3: Was, what's been the biggest surprise as you've gone as
you've gone through this process, And the surprise is just
the amount of fraud, waste and abuse and that survey
came up.
Speaker 27: What's the most astonishing thing you've found out in this process?
Speaker 28: The sheer amount of waste importing the government. It is astonishing.
It's mind blowing. Just we routinely encounter wastes of a
billion dollars or more casually, Oh my god.
Speaker 9: You know, for example, like the simple survey that was.
Speaker 28: Literally a ten question survey that you could do with
survey monkey quashed about ten thousand dollars.
Speaker 9: Was the government was.
Speaker 28: Being charged almost a billion dollars for that with just
the survey. A billion dollars for a simple online survey
do you like the National Park? And then there's no
feedback loop for what will be done with that survey,
so we're just going to nothing.
Speaker 1: It was like, how how can you be against this?
How how if you're in the camp that is like, no, no,
but we should be spending a billion dollars on a
survey that that basically AI can write, you know, we
should be I just I'm okay with that. You are
not the same as me. And it's and you're not okay,
You're not okay in the head, Like you've got to
get that checked. Something seriously wrong with your mental capacity.
You've got seriously, you got to see somebody about that.
Speaker 12: We have.
Speaker 2: That's why the saying liberalism is a mental disorder is
so so true.
Speaker 1: It is true. Yeah, like you're you're running on hate, man,
because that's all that's all you got left, because there's
you cannot you can't rationalize this anymore. You can't. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Elon describes what Doge is doing as a revolution, and
I tend to agree with him.
Speaker 1: Here's more on that.
Speaker 28: Well, this is a revolution, and I think it might be.
It might be the biggest revolution government since the original Revolution. Right,
But at the end of the day, America is going
to be in much better shape. America will be solvent.
The critical programs that people depend upon will work, and
it's going to be a fantastic future.
Speaker 9: But we're going to get a lot of complaints along
the way. Absolutely. You know.
Speaker 28: One of the things I learned at PayPal was the
you know who complaints.
Speaker 9: The loudest and the with the fraudsters. That's it's a
tell that.
Speaker 28: Crazy like the two billion dollars to Stacey Aprons and
NGO that basically didn't exist and suddenly gets two billion
dollars awarded from the federal government. She has why and
there are many such cases.
Speaker 1: Like that, And why why doesn't somebody like that go
to jail? I would love to know the answer to that. Also,
I would really like to know why she is not
held accountable because if it is in fact fraud, which
it is clearly, why is she not rotting in jail somewhere?
Because I gotta tell you, if I don't pay my
taxes on April fifteenth, then I heard I saw somebody
wrote in here that I am completely fixated on money,
that I have like some sort of an unhealthy obsession
with money. Yeah, I have an unhealthy obsession with money.
These people are stealing from me. If you don't have
an obsession with that. I'm sorry, Oh my god. Then
here it all. Yeah, you by all means you write
the check. There's we in the middle. We were not
meant to spend the percentage that we are spending on taxes.
If you're okay with that, with rolling over and doing it,
by all means, you pay my fair share. Because it's theft.
Taxation is theft. They are stealing from us. And if
people can't see that, by now, I can't help you.
They're stealing from us, they're stealing from our kids, they're
stealing from our grandkids, They're stealing from hard working Americans.
It is theft, you guys, anybody Nobody should be okay
with this. Nobody.
Speaker 3: One of the take ways too from this is not
just that these are you know, accomplished, you know, super
qualified people to be participating in this revolution, but they're also.
Speaker 1: Just good men.
Speaker 3: And that was super nice to see. There's one of
them who is there. Brett Baarr even calls him the
coo essentially of Doge, and he doesn't you can tell
he doesn't even want to accept that as a title,
but he talks about, you know why, why he is
part of this revolution.
Speaker 27: Now, essentially you're the chief operating officer of DOGE day
to day operations.
Speaker 29: Fair to say, yeah, part of part of the DOSE team.
Speaker 9: So how did you end up here?
Speaker 27: What's the biggest challenge?
Speaker 9: You see?
Speaker 29: The reason I'm here, which is probably for many, is
that I think the goal is incredibly inspiring. I think
most of the taxpayers in the country would agree that
in order to have the country going bankrupt would be
a very bad thing. Therefore, the country going not bankrupt,
it's a good thing that all of us willing to
kind of put our lives on hold in order to do.
I think the thing that's special right now is we
actually believe there's a chance to succeed, that there's an
administration that's supportive and a great cabinet and just a
great group that will actually make success a possible outcome.
And I think that's given the inspiring mission and given
the non zero chance of success, it was worth doing.
Speaker 1: It's very inspiring. It's so inspiring to see this happening.
I also think it's divine. I think we're in I mean, listen,
I don't talk about God a lot on this podcast.
I just don't. It's not my place to do that.
We don't do that. But I will say I think
this is a time of like spiritual warfare. We're in it,
We're like in the thick of it. And I think
this is like the If we don't do it now,
it's not going to get done. If we don't win
this war in the next couple of years, we are cooked. Man,
We're cooked. And I'm there a brank is saying it
out loud that this has to happen now or we
all go down with the ship. And this is we
are the last place.
Speaker 3: This is it.
Speaker 1: We're the beacon on the hill. If we don't if
we don't figure this out in the next couple of years,
I mean, it's like a home. It's like a family
falling apart. If we don't save the family in the
next couple of years, we're cooked. And what are you
going to do without your family?
Speaker 21: You know what I mean.
Speaker 3: There was specifics gotten into a little bit during this interview,
and specifically about the Social Security Administration and some of
the systems across a lot of different government agencies that
simply do not talk to each other and that are
so archaic that it's the reason some of this fraud
and abuse takes place, and so you'll hear about that
a little bit with like small business loans. You heard
that back in that one cabinet meeting where they talked
about a nine month old, for example, getting a small
business loan. They get a little bit into why that
happens and how easy actually it is to correct.
Speaker 9: So I just like two so of rehmasized point.
Speaker 28: The success for those is only possible with President Trump
and with the outstanding cabinet that he selected. It would
be impossible without the support of.
Speaker 9: The president of the cabinet.
Speaker 30: Systems are not talking to each other, yes, right, And
so you don't know at the Small Business Administration that
you're giving a loan to a nine month old japan
in one case, because you're not cross referencing that with
the Social Security Administration data that has birthdays. So that
very very simple fixes eliminates tremendous fraud. And that there
are multiple systems across the government where the systems are
not speaking with one another. And if you just solve
that simple problem, you would solve a huge amount of fraud.
Speaker 28: Are you So one of the ways that like one
of the key tricks that the forts pull is that
they will use the fact that someone is mocked as
live as sort of just that that Social Security numbers
marked live in Social Security and then then get disability
and unemployment insurance for a dead person because the databases
don't talk to each other. All they got was from
Social Security. Is like, is this person alive? Yes, they're not.
They're not alive. It's falsely persons, falsely mackers live Social Security.
Speaker 9: But they didn't.
Speaker 28: But that was a forster can now get unemployment and
disability from a dead person.
Speaker 1: I real it's because they can because it's so antiquated
where all the systems are so antiquated. Every single fraudster
needs to be held accountable and put in jail or
they need to pay back. They need to pay back
the American taxpayer, which they want, but they need to
do it. These people are the they are criminals. There
they are. They're taking money from you and me.
Speaker 3: But at a minimum, like so, even if that doesn't happen,
which I totally agree that it should, but at a minimum,
if DOGE is allowed to just do what they're doing,
that will stop. So imagine the savings of just stopping
this going forward. Oh, it's going to be enormous.
Speaker 1: It is enormous. It's absolutely enormous. But I mean, this
is one of the huge reasons that were it's such
colossal debt, right, is these people have come in and
they just they feel entitled to our money. They feel
entire They're like, I'm gonna go ahead and just like
take a billion dollars for the survey because I can,
you know. And then they have the audacity to get
pissed off when they when these guys come in and say,
we're gonna go ahead and look and see where there's fraud,
and they they're saying that Elon is stealing from them.
The narrative that's out there, it's unreal. I mean you
see it everywhere. You see it everywhere on social He's
somehow the bad guy here. It is so messed up.
It really, it's so messed up. And then what even
this made me so mad this morning.
Speaker 3: I saw clip it's going viral this morning of John
Stewart from the Daily Show interviewing Ezra Cline and Ezracline
was giving John Stewart a rundown of like this eighteen
step program that Biden's administration implemented in order for people
to apply for grants to do something, Okay, so he
was reading through every step of this process. It was
so insanely overregulated and bureaucratic and idiotic and repetitive that.
Speaker 1: John Stewart was losing his mind.
Speaker 3: They were both losing their minds in real time about
how stupid this kind of bureaucracy is, and then how
much money is wasted in the process and how much
is given to these grant seekers as outraged as they were,
and they went through this for like five and a
half minutes, which is why we didn't include it today.
I kept thinking, you keep voting for this shit, and
so you don't get to be outraged. You don't get
to go on podcasts now and act like, oh, we're
just now discovering this. We have been screaming about this
for years, and you are screaming about it now and.
Speaker 1: You'll continue to vote for it. That's what's so messed up.
I just I could not believe what I was hearing.
I know, it's like when John Stewart did the whole
you know, you can watch that clip of him talking
about the Wuhan lab. Yeah, it's absolutely brilliant. He's like
the only one on that side that's like, oh my god,
are you out of your minds? Like, are you kidding?
It came from a lab, like you came from a bat?
Are you out of your freaking mind? And it's brilliant.
If you've never seen it, then I don't know where
you've been, but it's it's just a wonderful watch.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 1: But then you're like, but you're going to continue to
vote for the people who lie to you? Yeah, Like
you have mental problems, you're in an abusive relationship, and
I can't help you.
Speaker 18: So as brilliant as you are, you're a dumb ass, right,
And I just it makes me so angry that they're
angry because I'm just like, you guys caused this, right,
you are the reason that this is a prime d.
Speaker 1: Stang in the abusive relationship, and you make us suffer
with you. I want no part of it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And now they're trying to stop the people who
are trying to stop the suffering, right.
Speaker 1: I just I can't. And they're all like, but I
want to stay. I want to stay, and we're like,
oh my god.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: Right, it's insane, Oh my god, it's absolutely crazy.
Speaker 3: Okay, one more clip from that interview and then you guys,
seriously make sure to watch the whole thing if you haven't.
This this was continuing on with sort of that same
vein as how the you know what you just heard
about the systems not talking to each other. This part
was incredible because I did not realize when you call,
I mean, don't try to call the Social Security Administration
because that's a disaster, especially this time of year. But
I didn't realize that the number of people who do call,
almost half of them are trying to commit fraud.
Speaker 1: They're not trying to figure out how to get help
with their taxes. Listen to this.
Speaker 2: This is absolutely astonishing to me.
Speaker 7: And of the phone calls that they get are from
fraudstars forty that's right, almost half.
Speaker 28: Yes, And they steal people's social security. Is what happens
is they call in, they say they claim to be
a retiree. Then they they and they convinced to post
the Social Security person on the phone to change the
where where the money is flowing.
Speaker 9: It actually goes to some foster.
Speaker 28: Does this happening all day every day and then and
then something doesn't receive their social security is because of
all the fraud loop poles in the social security system.
Speaker 27: How do you reassure people that what you all are
doing is not going to affect their benefits.
Speaker 28: No, in fact, what we're doing will help their benefits.
Legitimate people, as a result of the work of Doge
will receive more social security, not less.
Speaker 9: When emphasize that, as.
Speaker 28: A result of the work of Doge, legitimate recipients of
social security will receive more.
Speaker 9: Money, not less money. All right, I'll emphasize that point
and then.
Speaker 28: And let the record show that I said this and
it will be proven.
Speaker 9: Out to be true.
Speaker 1: Yeah, make that an AD, GOP, make it an AD
because Democrats are running with the whole narrative again. Oh
my god, they're going to steal Grandma's social security. Make
that clip an AD because I, of course I believe it.
Of course that's what's happened.
Speaker 3: Forty percent when I was blown away by that, I
mean I knew it happened, but forty percent of because
they can because all of our tech is completely antiquated.
Speaker 1: It's like, seriously, they have files in caves, you guys. Okay,
this is not like surprising to me at all. Of course,
I mean this isn't surprising me that forty percent are
just broadstars trying to just take the money, and you
know what, they get away with it. What are they
going to do. We don't have the law enforcement to
go after these people. They get away with it.
Speaker 3: And you're right about that being an ad because that's
actually one thing that we haven't heard very much from
the Doge team is you are if you're worried about
us taking money away, you're thinking of this backwards. We're
going to save money by finding where it's being wasted,
where it's being stolen, where it's being take you know, misappropriated.
We're going to find all that, and then you're going
to get the money that you're supposed to get.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Finally, Yeah, because people that they should be getting
more money. Social Security a freaking joke, that's a grift.
It's a whole other conversation. But still Yeah. And then
what's amazing too is that there are still democrats.
Speaker 3: I thought Rocana was one of the reasonable ones until
I saw this clip he was on with squat Box
and they were talking about joj and all these efforts
to cut and to eliminate some of the just absolute inefficiencies.
Speaker 1: That are part of our government right now.
Speaker 3: And Rocanna tried to suggest that there is no inefficiency
in Medicare.
Speaker 1: I was like, are you freaking kidding me?
Speaker 31: But in fact, I just tweeted something out that said
that the fraud, waste, and abuse is probably the biggest
bipartisan a thing that we have that it's not specific
to what my policies are, what my politics are. If
it's being a levy by the federal government, it probably
is inefficient because there's no reason for it not to be.
Speaker 1: That's right. Well, there's certain things that are not inefficient. Medicare, uh,
social Security not large parts.
Speaker 9: Come on, are you out of your mind?
Speaker 13: Medicare You're I'm not saying it's Medicare's fault necessarily, it's there.
There are are in look around and look at the
way Medicare is gained out by the people that benefit
from it or Medicaid.
Speaker 1: I just what in the Social Security too? He was like,
they run great, Oh my god, he'll never have to
depend on that crap never, Like seriously, he doesn't have to,
he doesn't have to worry about that because we're paying
for everything for him. It's like, oh my god, there's
there's no fraud or waste. Okay, go home, you're drunk.
Speaker 3: You guys know from yesterday's show that Baita O'Rourke and
Tim Walls are touring around Texas together, and I hope
this continues, frankly, because Tim Walls is promoting a message
of holding on to all of the Democrat policies which
lost them this last election. So if this is their strategy,
more power to them.
Speaker 1: Listen to this.
Speaker 6: Our strength is our diversity.
Speaker 32: We've been talking about this for years as a country
of immigrants, and we let them define the issue on immigration.
We let them define the issue on D and I DEI,
and we let them define what woke is. We got
ourselves in this mess because we weren't bold enough to
stand up and say, you damn right, we're proud of
these policies.
Speaker 6: We're going to put them at and we're going to
execute them.
Speaker 9: And so do it.
Speaker 1: Please do all that, and please keep doing it with
two losers, two total losers. Yes, keep waiting them out there,
just to show the two guys they can't win freaking elections. Okay, Democrats,
I mean, who decided to do this? David Hogg, David
Hogg has been likes Hog.
Speaker 2: Probably who's responsible for the f bomb strategy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I bet you it's David Hog. David Hogg is
the guy behind this. And he's like, Hey, let's pray
the losers out there. People love losers like me.
Speaker 3: Let's have Jasmine Crockett go out there and insult people
in wheelchairs.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's great idea, that's great. I went to Harvard.
I'm smart.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh. Moving on, we need to talk about
the fight between the US and Canada. And so, as
you know, Canada is very very mad about tariffs, very
very mad.
Speaker 1: And now they've got this.
Speaker 3: Brand new PM who may or may not retain his
position after the election in April. He's it's Mark Carney
versus Pierre Poliev both of them very upset about the
tariffs and starting to realize that they should not be
counting on the United States for everything. They need to
have some independence. Now they're positioning that independence in ways
that seem very unfriendly. But whatever, they're mad, okay, And
so we'll hear from each of them.
Speaker 6: First.
Speaker 15: Here's the old relationship we had with the United States,
based on deepening integration of our economies and tight security
and military cooperations.
Speaker 9: Is over.
Speaker 15: What exactly the United States does next is unclear, But
what is clear.
Speaker 9: What is clear is that we as.
Speaker 15: Canadians, have agency.
Speaker 9: We have power.
Speaker 15: We are masters in our own home who sub met
We can control our destiny. We can give ourselves much
more than any foreign government, including the United States, can
ever take away. We can deal with this crisis best
by building our strength right here at home.
Speaker 9: It will take hard work.
Speaker 15: It will take steady and focused determination from governments, from businesses,
from labor, from Canadians. We will need to dramatically reduce
our reliance on the United States. We will need to
pivot our trade relationships elsewhere, and we will need to
do things previously thought impossible that speeds we haven't seen
in generations.
Speaker 7: But I haven't.
Speaker 1: In other words, we're ft. I mean, I don't know.
I just I look at Canada. I'm sure can't listen.
I'm sure Canada. They're lovely Canadians. But this whole like
we're being screwed over sort of by America, this kind
of weird attitude by them. They're sort of like the
gold digging Stanley cup holding bolt on gold digging chick.
You know what I mean, Like it's been relying on
sugar daddy, and now the sugar Daddy's like, you need
to probably become a little more independent, and she's like, ah,
they find my aunt, screw you out, need you. She
kind of does a little you know what I mean,
she may be okay on her own. It's gonna take
some time to figure that out, because well, I guess
we'll just see how well she does on her own,
you know, because see, yeah, there's a little bit of
there's a little bit of lack of gratitude there. We
have been doing some stuff for them, and all Trump
was doing is saying, Okay, well the tariff thing is
a little not it's not tit for tad. It's not equal,
you know, and then they get mad about it. They
get mad again.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I get I mean, you know, the whole
all the joking about or maybe it's not joking, but
all the talk about it becoming the fifty first state.
If you are a proud Canadian, and I'm sure if
you're in a position of leadership, then that's basically like
job function number one is to be a proud Canadian
and believe in Canada as its own sovereign nation, then
you're going to take You're going to take some membrage
to that. And I think that's the attitude that you
see from Pierre Poliev, who we've long adored because he's
essentially like Trump he is. He's a Canada first guy,
and you can't blame him for that because Canada is
a sovereign nation.
Speaker 2: So here is his reaction to what's going on with
the Terrans.
Speaker 7: The further message for President Trump, if you decide to
go down this road, this is what's going to happen. Yes,
you'll do damage to us in the short term, but
we will fight back and we will build back. Within
four years of a new strong Conservative government, Canada will
be completely rebuilt. We will rebuild it's our economy. We
will not be reliant on the US anymore, and the
Americans will have lost the greatest trading partner and friend
they ever had. A Conservative government will build pipelines and
LNG plants, aggressively promote minds and other resource infrastructure that
has been blocked for the last ten years. We'll have
new overseas trading partners. We will knock down intra provincial
barriers so that we can trade with ourselves. We will
send our goods to our friends on other sides of
the oceans of the world. We will cut taxes and
speed up permits so that we can sell our oil, gas, mining, lumber, agriculture, fisheries, manufacturing,
small businesses and large businesses alike. The world needs our
resources and our expertise. If you, mister Trump, don't want them,
the rest of the world does. Under a new conservative government,
we will put Canada first for a change. We will
be a nation that is strong, self reliant, standing on
its own two feet, so that we can stand up
for ourselves and stand up to the Americans.
Speaker 1: Okay, I mean I can. If there's a conservative government,
I can see where maybe they would rebuild. I'll give
them some props for that. If Canada is crazy, if
they do not elect them, crazy, but we're absolutely crazy.
Canada is crazy there. So I don't know what's going
to happen. We don't know what's going to happen. What
if Pierre is not in charge then then and they
have Mark, Oh my god, well then I think that
I think that they're ft. If that happens, they are, yeah,
I mean, but the more that they I guess the
more that they kind of freak out about this or
just kind of you know, pound their chest about this,
the more Trump is also going to flex. Yeah, because
Trump is gonna Trump. Man, He's gonna He's always gonna Trump.
He's always inna Trump.
Speaker 3: You know, it's hard to know how to predict how
that election will go. You guys, remember Mike Myers right
from uh from Night Live and what's the Wayne's World?
Speaker 1: Yes, Wayne's world? So he is He openly admitted in.
Speaker 3: A podcast or talk show or whatever the other day
that he's like super super into justin true dooe.
Speaker 1: We are ecstatic. Oh I forgot, I almost forgot.
Speaker 3: Before we get to Mike Myers, an unexpected compliment came
to Trump and this this entire idea of tariffs yesterday
from you a w who Joe Biden like thought he
had in his pocket.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Now they are super duper endorsing what Trump is doing.
This was pretty incredible.
Speaker 28: See an administration finally addressed the unfair trade laws in
this country.
Speaker 1: These laws have destroyed the American working class. They've destroyed
communities in this country. Hey, virtually every state for decades.
Speaker 2: Oh so that's impressive. You know that that's some good
stuff right there.
Speaker 1: Okay, so now to Mike Meyer is like fawning over
Justin more.
Speaker 20: Recently, well recently, just to those fantastic I am unabashedly everybody.
I am a Justin Trudeau fan. I'm a Pierre Elliot
Trudeau fan. I love the eloquence. I love a discussion
that isn't just insult and putting on your opponent, but
having a philosophy of governance. And Trudeau basically was we
are our brother's keeper.
Speaker 1: Why are you gay? So awfuls? Why did you have
to why did you have to talk? You know what
I mean? Just just let me remember so I married
an axe murderer because that was like my favorite movie
that he ever did. Do you guys remember that one?
That's right, just zip zip it and is it go
away and then go away now bye bye? That's right, right.
Speaker 3: So, you know, there's a lot of idiotic Americans who
are like making this big spectacle of fleeing to Canada
since Trump is president. Okay, this is an example of
one that got stitched. So this couple was like, we're
moving to Canada, and a Canadian was like, okay, well
let me tell you what to expect when you get here.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump, We're moving to Canada for real.
Speaker 16: Oh you guys weren't joking this time. Cool, Well, welcome
to Canada, where houses cost twice as much and salaries
are thirty percent lower, where our unemployment rate is sixty
percent higher, where our GDP per capita grew the worst
among the G twenty countries, and it's not even close.
For the healthcare is free except not really, And seventy
four thousand people have died on a wait lists in
the last seven years. Well, we just replaced our prime
minister with an investment banker who didn't live here for
the last ten years and also likes to hang out
with Jeffrey Epstein's wife. For your guy is probably just
going to buy us.
Speaker 9: When we go bankrupt anyways.
Speaker 16: But hey, at Loose, we've got ketchup chips, milk and
bags and less wildfires.
Speaker 1: I love It's so great, so good, so great. I
love it when they always use a healthcare excuse they
got free healthcare. Yeah, oh yeah.
Speaker 3: You want to hear a little bit more about the
free healthcare, then listen to this check.
Speaker 33: Today on how fucked is Canadian healthcare?
Speaker 1: I need an MRI to see if I have a
fucking brain tumor, and go ahead. Guess when it is.
Speaker 33: Go ahead, Guess it's in twenty twenty six.
Speaker 1: Okay, my MRI. That's great.
Speaker 6: A brain tumor is in twenty twenty six.
Speaker 1: It's March twenty twenty five right now.
Speaker 33: And if you thought this was bad, it's actually worse
than you thought because the appointment where we decided that
I need this MRI was in December of last year,
so it's not like it's ten months of thirteen months.
It's a thirteen month wait to see if I have
a brain tumor. At first, I just thought this was
a mistake because having an MRI every year is like
a monitoring timeline, Like I already have an MRI every
year for my spine tumor, which is why we think
maybe I have a brain tumor too.
Speaker 9: So I was like, Okay, they just made a mistake.
Speaker 1: And steduled this on a monitoring timeline.
Speaker 12: But no.
Speaker 33: I called and the clinic was like, yeah, the doctor
actually requested that you have it earlier. But this is
the next spot we have.
Speaker 1: We're seeing about thirteen months. Freaking believable rise cool, cool, cool,
cool Canada, where healthcare is free, but only if you
can afford to wait, only if you can afford to die. Oh,
I hope she's all right, you know, I hope she
all right in January unbelievable, but keep talking about how
free it is. Yeah, so that's Canadian healthcare. Congrats, have fun,
move in there. We've got some thank yous to dole
out from the Ballpit crew.
Speaker 3: Yesterday, Kelly eleven oh six said, I feel like Mike
Waltz should resign his post for adding the crap journalist
who couldn't wait to post the war plans. Side note,
ham BONDI needs to stay off TV and work on
releasing documents.
Speaker 1: Yes, I agree, it's not wrong.
Speaker 3: Also from Precipice eighty seven said, I'm sixty today. Should
I go fishing, go shooting, or try to get lucky?
Love the show and love switching to rumble?
Speaker 1: Do all three?
Speaker 9: That?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Why I limit it? Yeah? Go crazy? That's right?
And then Curdis again.
Speaker 3: Curtis says, ladies, I think the brain not working thing
is a condition called CRS can't remember shit.
Speaker 1: I suffer from it too. I wonder if there is
a support we are the support group. It's all through
here in our community. Are it true?
Speaker 3: And then today Jay Fisher said, I propose il Han's
mate is referred to henceforth and forthwith as Husbro You jerks,
take my money. That's right, it is Husboro hesbro over
on locals, Osuki says Jacqueline trey Neer, an Illinois Democrat,
hit a boy on his bike in broad daylight two
and a half weeks ago and then drove away. I
can't find anything new. Do you know if she's been charged.
Last I heard she was only sighted.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, No, we need to look into that.
We will look into that. I need to go I
have to go down a rabbit hole on that one.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Melanie twenty twenty said summer of twenty sixteen, when
Trump won the GOP candidacy, I was I was out
of office at a work conference where where most were Liberals.
A fellow department director asked, I thought of what's going on?
And I responded as if the messed up part was
the huge debt and impact on our kids.
Speaker 2: She looked confused, and we didn't discuss politics further.
Speaker 1: Now I wonder if she ever thinks about that.
Speaker 3: Roth Lady Wright said, I have been fighting with identity
theft for over ten years. People have gone to jail
over my identity theft in Nevada. People have used my
identity in California and Nevada and three to four other states.
I've locked my credit down, and yet people are still
getting a hold of my information. I worked and got
my credit bill up again, and then the below and
bold somebody else got a hold of it from this
credit fraud ring. We finally thought after the last court
case was over, I am on Social Security disability cock
oh that she went on because of a kidney transplant.
This year, When we sent in and filed our taxes,
it was denied. Come to find out that they said
I was getting the government healthcare that came along with
like twenty eight hundred dollars a month debit card. When
I called the government healthcare place, turns out too people
were using my god, this is really long, using my
Social Security card and we're getting the healthcare plan under
soci Security blah blah blah blah blah. I'm sorry, this
is really really long for I would not be eligible
on that program because I'm on Medicare, So tell me
how three different people are using my Social Security and
getting the government healthcare benefit and twenty eight dollars a
month on a debit card.
Speaker 1: No, the systems do not talk. The systems are a
complete shit show. They are. Wow, that is a lot.
May I suggest Aura dot com?
Speaker 3: Yeah, slash chicks, Yeah, definitely sign up Aura dot com
slash chicks. Minnesota solar Baby said, maybe Trump keeps going
off on Canada being our fifty first state is to
actually kind of kick them in the ass to get
their shit together, get independent, and get off the American teat.
Speaker 1: I tend to think that's what he's trying to do,
for sure, I think too. Definitely. Ohsuki says, is that.
Speaker 3: The same Mike Myers that was in so I married
an AX murderer? He's the only Mike Myers I know?
Speaker 1: But that looks nothing like him. He's aged really badly.
He's old and blowed in. Yeah, and blonde like that's no,
it's white, it's white. It's gray. Oh are you serious
that's his real hair color? Oh that's white. Yeah, he's
totally silver. Now, that's all silver. Yeah, that was like
a blonde that he died. Oh no, that's silver. Hair.
Oh wow, he's probably gonna be like sixty something, right,
I say old. I mean he's our age. She's like older,
a little bit older than us. It's silver huh.
Speaker 7: Hair?
Speaker 1: This would be grey? Hello?
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Meredith r N says.
Speaker 3: My mom is originally from Scotland, and when my grandmother
needed a surgery for totally blocked carotid arteries when I
was a kid, was told she was too old. She
was in her mid fifties. My parents made her a
dependent so that she could get it done here. It's
a common thing in the UK and Canada. No thanks, Yeah,
Minnesota Solar Baby says my daughter's service dog past. We're
getting her a Golden Retriever to be trained as her
service dog. That's a great choice, great choice in service dog.
And I'm sorry about the other one passing away now.
Speaker 1: You okay, Giles Chester, Christy's video is a deterrent take
my money. Yes, I think it is Christy. Noan Marcus Drake.
That hack faith advisor reminds me of the race even song.
Would Jesus wear a Rolex? If you don't know it,
look it up. It's hilarious and accurate. Yes, she's just awful.
Mike Fortner just started watching you guys and subscribe. You
guys are great. Thank you, Mike, Thank you. Clear here
tell your friends. Yeah, very glad to have you. Giles Chester,
I'd like you ladies to age disgracefully. Take my money.
We're doing that, or we're doing that. Oh yeah, Michelle Boyd.
My wrinkles are my testimony that I'm still alive as
I have lost many of my family. Love you, ladies, Yeah, exactly.
We're on the right side of the dirt. You got
to embrace it. Shelley Ethington celebrating fifty one years of
marriage today. I love the life we've created five I
have children and fourteen grandchildren so far. That is so fantastic,
Shelley at the anniversary. That's one of fifty one years.
It's so great. Yeah, Del Carmona. I'm on my way
to the DPS with my sixteen year old to get
her license. God bless the drivers on Houston roads. Take
my money. Oh my gosh. We're getting ready to do
like the permit stuff with Gwen and so your life.
Speaker 3: Is going to get so much easier because you're not
going to have to drive your kids at everywhere and
more nerve wracking.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, more nerve wracking. It's true.
Speaker 3: This is why you have the tracker. Though you watch
them on Life three sixty, you know how fast they're going.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I'm going to be all the things
complete nerve wracked, like nutcase Brian Brumley. I'm sick and
tired of the complainers on this platform. If you don't
like the way the ladies do things, go start your
own show. In the meantime, bugger off, I got your back, sisterears,
take my money. That's right, Brian Curio twenty three. Only
two things are mandated by the constitution, post office and military.
Everything else is waste and fraud. I agree, yep, I agree,
And like I always say, we fought a revolution over
a two percent t tex. So everybody just needs to
remember that ernist F sixty eight wasn't doze started by
Clinton and Obama, and they were saying they were saying
the exact same thing. What changed? How many federal workers
were fired under Clinton? Nancy and Chuck said the exact
same thing. I mean, technically, I think Biden was supposed
to be in charge of it, but we see how
it works when he's in charge, right exactly. Mike Sassman
hate the video recording at the gym. I'm already self
conscious enough without being an extra and a Randos TikTok.
I totally yes, yes, right, stop doing it. Andrew Howe,
the judge that ordered the gang Bangers be turned around
and returned to the States, has just been appointed to
the Signal Gate lawsuit trial. I think we talk. We
mentioned that yesterday.
Speaker 22: Yep.
Speaker 1: It's crazy, isn't it. Thank you, Thank you so much.
Everybody were bringing it in, bring it in, big hug
for the weekend. It's gonna be a great weekend. I
think it's supposed to be sunny here tomorrow. I'm so
excited about that. And they actually lay by the pool. Okay,
have a lovely, lovely weekend. We will talk to you
on Monday. Hi, everybody,