Speaker 1: Some white people may choose the yellow one because it
feels neutral, but some academics argue that opting out of
the beige signal is a lack of awareness about white
For the.
Speaker 2: Widge, I don't understand that there are so many people
that believe how she believes.
Speaker 1: I am so tired. How do you acting like you
thine for the people of the fate of Indiana or
the city of indianapout you do not think for me
or anyone I know that would have been a cute
jerk jerk.
Speaker 2: Hi, Happy Friday, everybody. How are we doing? Hello? We're
doing okay?
Speaker 3: Man?
Speaker 1: What today? I am highly caffeinated, get ready. I had
more coffee this morning than I usually have, and I
can feel a difference. So this is gonna be lit. Also,
I'm going to try to stay on camera the entire
show today. I don't know if I'll make it. I
might have to get a but why because I'm feeling
pretty good today. My back is better. Things are wat
I know, I feel like these are you? Thank you,
thank you very much.
Speaker 2: We didn't even plan this and we kind of match today. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Is that navy?
Speaker 2: This is navy? Okay, it looks more of a Navy
person than I am a black person.
Speaker 1: It looks black to me.
Speaker 2: It is it's navy, it's navy. Okay, it is all right,
we are matching matchie, all right.
Speaker 1: I mean, we can't not have a show in which
we do not address the cold Play incident. So we're
just gonna address it, you guys. And if for some
reason you have not heard about this, Groc summarized the
situation perfectly. There was a Boston Coldplay concert the other
night and they had one of those kiss cams, and
that kiss cam caught two people who work together, a
CEO and a human resources chief executive, who were having
an affair. And so it was a very awkward situation.
Speaker 2: Especially since she's an.
Speaker 1: HR, right, and you know she has delivered training to
her employees talking about how you shouldn't have inappropriate relationships
at work.
Speaker 2: Yeah you used to do that, remember, Oh.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So I mean this made everything so awkward. And
this is the CEO of the company astronomer. Here is
what it looked like when they were cut.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Oh, look at these two, all right, everyone grouping? Oh
what either they're having an affan well, they have.
Speaker 2: This great shun.
Speaker 6: Yah.
Speaker 2: It's such an affluent white person thing that happen to
be caught cheating in a Cold Play concert, isn't it right?
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 1: Brend The memes, you guys, the memes and the jokes
have been out of control. Steve Mullen saying this sucks
for his wife. This is a terrible way to find
out her husband likes Old Play.
Speaker 2: All listen, kidding is kidding aside. I'm kind of traumatized
by this, you know, I don't lie. I don't like
talking about this kind of stuff because my dad, it
was a philandering the guy that cheated on my mom
for years with the secretary. If you've never heard the story,
what episode was that we did like a whole thing
on it. Anyways, I have like trauma from it, and
so when I see this, I'm like, oh my god,
I get traumatized. Anyways, I felt sorry for the kids
because I saw pictures of like the the mom and
then there's two boys and they were they're older, They're
kind of like what my sister and I were when
when my dad when we found out that my dad,
when we found out that my dad was cheating on
my mom, And so I feel sorry for the kids
because they're getting dragged into it, right, I mean, it
just it just sucks. I mean, it just totally sucks.
But it's not just him, it's her too. She's an
age god.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean she's married the worst possible scenario, the
worst possible scenario. In and Out even got in on
some of the joking with respect to this whole thing.
And so they said, let's go to Coldplay and eat
in and Out and they photoshopped like giant In and
Out burgers in theirs and then this is not real
what you're about to see next.
Speaker 2: But that was and that was you guys, that was real.
Speaker 1: This is also not real, but this is not a
real tweet from Coldplay. It's just hilarious. So that this
went around. Starting with our next show, we're introducing camera
free audience sections for people and their side pieces. They
did not actually tweet that, but people made it look
like they did, and so that was funny. The worst
part is this dude, after all the backlash, released a statement,
would you please?
Speaker 2: So I can't wait. I can't wait to read all right,
statement from CEO Andy Byron. I want to acknowledge the
moment that's been circulating online and the disappointment it's caused
what was supposed to be a night of music and
joy turn into a deeply personal mistake playing out on
a very public stage. I want to sincerely apologize to
my wife, my family, and the team and astronomer. You
deserve better from me as a partner, as a father,
and as a leader. This is not who I want
to be or how I want to represent the company
I helped build. I'm taking time to reflect, take accountability,
and to figure out the next steps personally and professionally.
Ask for privacy as I navigate that process. I also
want to express how troubling it is that what should
have been a private moment without my consent. I refuse
artists and entertainers, but I hope we can all think
more deeply about the impact of turning someone else's life
into a spectacle. As a friend once saying our is
colbally their friends, I was, like I said, as a
prime imagine Yeah, seriously, Chris Martin is like his personal friend.
Now life will guide you home and ignite your bones,
and I will try to fix you.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, this is so embarrassing. I have so
much secondhand embarrassment for this guy. Maybe he's trying to
say this was a private moment. You are surrounded by
zillions of people, You absolute idiot.
Speaker 2: Just the last fault, The last two paragraphs should have
been left out exactly. Just leave them out completely. Yeah,
I just I just feel sorry for a lot of people,
mostly the kids. I feel sorry for the kids. It is.
Speaker 1: It's tragic when this stuff happens to families. But hopefully
maybe this will be a signed for people to stop
having affairs. Not that it will, but that's hoping, right.
Speaker 2: And also, you know this is an unpopular opinion, especially
in conservative circles, but you know, teach your girls and
your and your boys to love their significant others, but
never lose who they are individually, because you just never
know what's gonna happen. I'm just putting that out there.
People hate me for saying that, but I don't.
Speaker 1: Hate you for saying that.
Speaker 2: Well, people get really conservatives get really mad about that,
because I just I feel like, be as independent as
you are dependent in marriages. I just think it's very important,
especially for women because right now, like his wife, granted
she's probably gonna take him for everything he's worth, but
just you know, just putting that out there. You should
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Speaker 1: You should, you really should. Obviously, we're going to get
into the whole ridiculous New Wall Street Journal hit piece
on Trump. We will get to that. That is the
story of the day, But first we need to talk
about the fact that Caroline Levitt at her presser yesterday,
got ahead of all of these ridiculous Democrats who are like,
oh my god, Trump is dying because his ankles are swollen.
So because they were getting they were like posting pictures
and saying, this is the biggest scandal ever in the
history of ok she got out ahead of this and
he had a full examination with their medical team, and
here is her report about that.
Speaker 4: I know that many in the media have been speculating
about bruising on the President's hand and also swelling in
the President's legs, So in the effort of transparency, the
President wanted me to share a note from his physician
with all of you today. In recent weeks, President Trump
noted mild swelling in his lower legs and keeping with
routine medical care and out of an abundance of caution,
this concern was thoroughly evaluated by the White House Medical Unit.
The President underwent a comprehensive examination, including diagnostic vascular studies.
Bilateral lower extremity venus Doppler ultrasounds were performed and revealed
chronic venous insufficiency, a benign in common condition, particularly in
individuals over the age of seventy. Importantly, there was no
evidence of deep vein thrombosis or arterial disease. All results
were within normal limits. An echocardiogram was also performed and
confirmed normal cardiac structure and function. No signs of heart failure,
renal impairment, or systemic illness were identified. Additionally, recent photos
of the President have shown minor bruising on the back
of his hand. This is consistent with minor soft tissue
irritation from frequent handshaking and the use of aspirin, which
is taken as part of a standard cardiovascular prevention regiment.
Speaker 2: Oh so look we got we got transparency. It's what
I talked about a couple days ago. I was like,
I want complete transparency about his health. You know, if
they were talking about me, they would have been like,
Daisy got a sleep related injury last night. You know, like,
why is this part of her hurt? It's because I
moved too fast in my sleep, this is the thing.
But I mean, so, what, so what is the big deal?
If this were Biden, they'd be like, we plead the
fifth we plead, we're not talking about his health.
Speaker 1: If this were Biden, they would just not say anything
to continue to hide him. But like, there's people on
the left who are acting as though this is a
death sentence, even though people with this very same condition
live happily and healthily for death aides. So everybody needs
to calm the f down. But look at this. This
is representative of the left, Chris Jackson, who's like the
biggest left he ever. Biden had spinal arthritis, a common
condition that slightly affected his gait. The media ran wild
insinuating Parkinson's, demanding tests, neurologist visits and full transparency. Now
Trump has a confirmed diagnosis of a serious vascular disease,
a literal risk to heart and brain health, and the
press suddenly forgets how to ask questions. Where is the
same energy? Arthritis doesn't kill you, blood and vein disease does.
Speaker 2: Oh shit, that's studying. He had dementia. He has dementia,
and it's also cancer. Let us forget let us not
forget cancer, right, and god knows what else he had
because they're played in the fifth and they didn't have
this kind of transparency exactly, So they can suck it.
Speaker 1: They can suck I'm so tired.
Speaker 2: Of the gas lighting. Just shut up.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Vince Langman saying the treatment for President Trump's condition
is compression socks. The treatment for Joe Biden's condition is
a new brain. Guess which one MSM will spend more
time covering, right, the depression socks.
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Speaker 1: All right, on to some more good news. We had
the good news about Trump's health. He's doing great on
almost every level except that he's got some mild Jane
congestion or whatever that effort, whatever the name of that
was called. But there is also really really good news
in on the economy front. Sales are up, retail sales.
Speaker 8: Let's get right to see it ends Zane Asher, All right,
that's an arrow pointing up.
Speaker 1: What does that mean?
Speaker 2: Trade war?
Speaker 9: What trade war?
Speaker 2: What tariffs? John?
Speaker 10: Yes, the number actually came in pretty hot point six
percent in June, and when you compare it to what
we were expecting, we were expecting a rise of about
zero point three percent. That's coming in significantly hotter than expected,
and that tells us that the US economy, or rather
the US consumer in this country, is very resilient despite
all of the headwinds we've seen, as it pertains to volatility,
as it pertains to uncertainty with this trades or they
are still going out and they are shopping. One of
the things that sort of we still sort of continue
to ask here at CNN is why is it that
this trade war, that all of the uncertainty is not
trickling into the hard data just yet. What I found
interesting is I peeled back the numbers, is that you know,
even though appliances and electronics we did see a slight dip,
obviously those are very tarost sensitive, but clothing, for example,
food services go people going out to bars and restaurants,
that was actually significantly higher as well. And that shows
us that discretionary spending is strong. People are shopping even
for the items they don't necessarily need. So yes, overall
are very positive.
Speaker 2: Huh, who buys step on? Who buy stuff on Amazon?
They don't need? Raise their hand almost every day, guilty,
like what what is it? What did you get? I'm like,
I don't remember, I don't don't know it's going to
be Christmas.
Speaker 1: But that's fun, right because then you just say like, oh,
what's this?
Speaker 3: What is it?
Speaker 2: I can't remember, I don't know what I got some gadget,
Oh my gosh.
Speaker 1: And the good news keeps on coming. If there was
any concern that Tim Walls was going to run for
president in twenty twenty.
Speaker 2: Eight, oh no, quick questions.
Speaker 11: First question that people would kill me of Vadinias you
think about running in twenty twenty.
Speaker 8: Eight, I am not.
Speaker 12: I am not in my job, and I say that
I am doing all I can to help build a
party and make sure whoever that person is win.
Speaker 2: Thank you Jesus. There's one bullet dodge.
Speaker 1: One, yes, one bullet dodged.
Speaker 2: Indeed.
Speaker 1: And then in more good news, I think we mentioned
yesterday that the Recisions package is now on Trump's desk.
It is it passed the Senate, it passed the House.
That means PBS and what's the other one. PBS and
NPM MPR are not going to be funded anymore, at
least by our tax dollars, which is good news. Brian
Stelter very very upset about this here.
Speaker 13: He is, no, this is the end of a publicly
funded media era. This dates back to the days of
black and white television, you know, back in the sixties.
Congress all of value for PBS and NPR, but no more.
As a result of this recision, radio and TV stations
will have to lay off staffers and cut back on programming.
Speaker 2: We don't even black and whitetvs anymore either, So bye.
Speaker 1: You know what's hilarious is that the NPR and CEO
or and the what's the other one?
Speaker 2: I just said NPR and at PBS PBS.
Speaker 1: Their people, their executives are going out on Twitter and
they're like, just try to find an example, Like, just
find us one example of when we've been biased, and
so people are responding with like trillions.
Speaker 8: Of examples, not the least of which is the fact
that they left Twitter all together and moved only and
exclusively to Blue Sky.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because they were like, you know what, we don't
even need you guys as money anyway, We don't need
tax payer money. It's like one percent of our budget.
So we're gonna go a bitch about everybody over on
Blue Sky.
Speaker 2: Well okay, well then you don't get it, just line
then about nephew.
Speaker 1: Then bye, right, Oh my god, so great. So Reagan Reese,
our happy little former intern and now big shot in
the White House press.
Speaker 2: This is a big shot. I heard this yesterday and
I'm like, oh my god, I'm in the cargo.
Speaker 1: She's even been on Air Force one, like she's doing.
Speaker 2: God, she's so important. Remember her when I know she's
all going up.
Speaker 1: Anyway, she asked a couple questions yesterday at the presser,
but one of them was to say to Caroline, to
give Carolina a chance to respond to the like the
crocodile tears from PBS saying we save lives and now
we won't be able to save lives anymore. And so
here's that question and Caroline's answer.
Speaker 7: The CEO of MPR, she's claiming that the cuts to
their network will quote be a real risk to public
safety of the country. Congress Makowski has argued that public
broadcasting stations save lives.
Speaker 2: Could you respond to these concerns.
Speaker 4: The NPR CEO said, cutting NPR will be a risk
to public safety. I am not sure how NPR helps
the public safety of our country, but I do know
that NPR, unfortunately has become really just a propaganda voice
for the left just a few examples for you. In
twenty twenty, NPR refused to cover refuse to cover the
Hunter Biden laptop scandal and the run up to the election.
They said their assertions don't amount to much writing. They
did not want to waste the listeners in readers time
on stories that are just pure distractions. That does not
sound like an unbiased opinion. That sounds like a partisan
opinion to me, And this is a taxpayer funded organization.
In twenty eighteen, that same CEO that you're talking about
called the president in the Oval office, who nearly eighty
million Americans elected. She called him racist, shared a photo
of herself wearing a Biden for President campaign hat. Serves
on the board of a Soros funded activist group. In
twenty twenty, PBS's White House correspondent at the time characterized
President Trump's speech then at Mountain Rushmore as a love
letter to white resentment, promoting the myth of America. In
twenty seventeen, PBS devoted an entire panel talking about what
it means to be woke in white privilege. In twenty
twenty three, PBS's Washington Week Roundtable covered up Joe Biden's
clear mental divine. That's actually quite the clip. I would
encourage all of you to look at it. These are
not honest news organizations. These are partisan left wing outlets
that are funded by the taxpayers, and this administration does
not believe it's a good use of the taxpayer's time.
Speaker 1: I hope it's not.
Speaker 2: He just comes with the receipts, doesn't she.
Speaker 1: All the receipts.
Speaker 2: Man, so great, right, you just lobbied it up for us.
She was like, here you go, here, you go. Let
me just see this.
Speaker 1: Not right. So Senator Schmidt, I think he's from Missouri,
also decided to do a little video show highlighting some
of the past tweets of that CEO Chick mar Is
her last name. I can't remember her first name. It
doesn't matter. A blonde, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah. And so
this is absolutely awesome. Check it out.
Speaker 5: We're defunding NPR.
Speaker 14: Finally, I thought it'd be appropriate to maybe read some
of the craziest tweets from Catherine Maher, who is the
CEO of the classes on here. I'm so done with
late stage capitalism. America is addicted to white supremacy. I
do wish Hillary wouldn't use the language of boy and girl.
It's a racing language for non binary people. Lots of
jokes about leaving the US, and I get it, But
as someone with cis white mobility privilege, I'm thinking I'm
staying and investing in ridding ourselves of the specter of tyranny.
Never underestimate the ability of white people who center ourselves.
Speaker 5: White silence is complicity.
Speaker 14: I'm white, so my hair doesn't automatically carry with it
the freight of my race or and everyone else's encoded assumptions.
I'm grateful of those who have pointed out my crazy
It could be understood as trans erase ere horses inspire,
All horses inspire all.
Speaker 5: It foster a sense of identity.
Speaker 14: More kids should have access to these incredible animals. But
most horse spaces are white spaces. I know that hysteric
white woman voice. I was taught to do it. I've
done it. That's whiteness. What is that deranged racist sociopath
ranting about today?
Speaker 5: I truly do not understand. Again, Catherine mar this is
not me.
Speaker 14: Had a dream when Kamala and I were on a
road trip in an unspecified location, sampling and comparing nuts
and Backleaba.
Speaker 5: From roadside Stands woke up very hungry.
Speaker 1: But is that shit?
Speaker 2: Thatshit? Crazy? Horse spaces are white spaces? What is that
evening in? What hell's a horse space? Just okay, crazy ladies,
bake your meds, make your meds go in the corner.
Speaker 1: It doesn't end there.
Speaker 9: Though.
Speaker 15: Someone reposted this ridiculous tweet from NPR This is back
in twenty twenty two, where they posted about emojis like
thumbs up emoji, saying some white people may choose the
yellow one because it feels neutral, but some academics argue
that opting out of the beige signals a lack of
awareness about white fritles.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, igin.
Speaker 1: To society associating whiteness with being raceless, to which Rosanna
Arquette replied, and I'm not making this up. I'm white,
but I always choose a black emoji because black has
always been beautiful to me since I was a child,
and I honor black human beings.
Speaker 2: You good for you, Rosanna is happening. You got good
for you.
Speaker 1: Look at her, She's so brave.
Speaker 2: It's like the people who are like, I have a
black friend, right, Look at me, shut up.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. Also in other fantastic news, the Late
Show with Stephen Colbert will be ending in May of
next year. This will close out the twenty twenty twenty
five twenty six broadcast season, CBS saying, quote, this is
purely a financial decision against a challenging backdrop in late night.
It's not related in any way to the show's performance, content,
or other matters happening at paramount. Bullshit.
Speaker 2: We all know that's not true. That's not how TV works.
That welcome one.
Speaker 1: And he did not see it coming. He in fact
had to change his opening monologue and perform it live
last night, and then he basically just bitched about how
disappointed he was. Blah blah blah blah blah. Nobody cares.
Speaker 2: I may come on. We all know why, because that show,
that's all It's like Trump derangement syndrome on full display
every night, night after night. People don't want to see that.
They want to laugh.
Speaker 1: That's why they tuned into Gutfeld way way more exactly drove.
Speaker 2: He's winning Late Night because he's actually funny.
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Speaker 1: Okay. So it's time to get into the Wall Street
Journal story and what the latest is on the Epstein case.
So you just need to know. I mentioned the other day,
I guess it was Wednesday that we were hoping to
talk to Mike Davis, who is obviously very closely connected
to the White House. He declined our offer because he
apparently did not want to be appearing on any shows
to talk about this. He only wanted to tweet about it,
which we found odd considering that he's been happy to
talk to us previously. And then he was super insulting,
just like Trump was to everybody that's been asking questions
about this, and we got into a bit of a
battle on Twitter, which you can go and explore at
your leisure. We're not going to get into the details
of that here just so you know that it happened.
So we're going to take you through a little bit
of a journey because there was a lot of stuff
that happened about this yesterday. It started with Caroline kind
of trying to put the key bosh on all these
questions at her presser yesterday. One of the reporters, I
think it was, what's her name, the one that just
got engaged.
Speaker 2: Oh, jack Jackie, Yes, Jackie.
Speaker 1: Jackie asked, because they've now been saying this whole Epstein
thing is a hoax, she asked the very reasonable question,
like what part though, Like what where's the hoax part?
And so here's what Caroline said, discussion about the Epstein
files and President's comments yesterday calling it a hoax. Can
you clarify which part of the Epstein hoax is the
hoax part?
Speaker 4: The President is referring to the fact that Democrats have
now seized on this as if they ever want to
transparent when it comes to Jeffrey Epstein, which is an
asinine suggestion for any Democrat to make. The Democrats had
control of this building, the White House, for four years,
and they didn't do a dang thing when it came
to transparency in regards to Jeffrey Epstein in his heinous crimes.
It was this president who directed the Department of Justice
and the Attorney General to do an exhaustive review of
all files related to Jeffrey Epstein, which they did, the
Attorney General and the FBI, led by Pam Bondi, Dan Bongino,
Cash Patel. These are great patriots, some of the most
trusted voices in the Republican Party movement. It's part of
the reason the President appointed him appointed them to these
high law enforcement positions. And they spent many months going
through all of the files related to Jeffrey Epstein, and
they concluded what they found in that memo which they
drafted and they released. And so the President has been transparent.
He has followed through on his promises to the American people.
But he doesn't like to see Democrats in the mainstream
media covering this like it's the the biggest story that
the American people care about.
Speaker 2: It isn't totally fair. It isn't It isn't the biggest story.
But it's like the Epstein files are on Pam Bondi's desk.
You know, the files don't exist. The files are a hoax,
we're going to release the files. I have a migraine.
I have at this point, I have a migraine from
all this. It's just a lot of back and forth
and I just just you know what I mean, it's
this week has been exhausting, very very exhausting.
Speaker 1: She was also asked because there were rumors that perhaps
Pam Bondi or Trump would want to have a special
prosecutor get into the you know, all the nitty gritty
about this case, and Caroline put the keybosh on that
right away.
Speaker 4: Floated from someone in the media to the president. The
President would not recommend a special prosecutor in the Epstein case.
Speaker 2: That's how he feels.
Speaker 4: And as for his discussions with the attorney, I'm not sure, Sienna.
Speaker 1: So that was interesting because clearly they wanted this story
to just stop, which I don't understand because they were
the ones that were committed to transparency about it and
the you know to begin with. But she was not.
You could I mean, you can see it. You can
see it on her face, you can see it in
her body language. She's answering these questions and she wants
it to go away. Trump clearly wanted it to go
away too. And they're right about the fact that Democrats
have taken their ball and run with it. This is
a debacle of their own making. Tote that's the problem,
and our democrats being complete assholes and hypocrites about it. Yes,
that's what Democrats do. And maybe they wouldn't have if
this would have been handled better from the get go.
It's just just it looks at me. Look at Jamie
Raskin on Mourning Joe yesterday even morning, Joe is calling
him out for being like, where were you for the
last four years exactly.
Speaker 16: From twenty one to twenty five when Democrats controlled the
OJ Why it was a crisis? Then it's a crisis
now Why didn't Why didn't democrats called for from twenty
one to twenty five?
Speaker 17: So I mean you have to go back and look
specifically at particular prosecutorial decisions and what was taking place
in terms of the other cases. So, I don't know,
we could try to reconstruct that wreck.
Speaker 2: Okay, lets sorry, there's a bug in here. Let's reconstruct it.
I mean, I think, why now, why didn't they come
out with why didn't he talk about this ten years ago?
Why didn't he talk about this during any of the
campaign cycles, because I mean Trump has run for president
a couple times. Why didn't Why.
Speaker 9: Didn't they do it?
Speaker 3: Then?
Speaker 2: If they were, this is the thing that's so disingenuous.
Come on, we're onto you.
Speaker 1: It's very ridiculous.
Speaker 2: But they're going to do it because Democrats are stupid
af their base is like, oh yeah, let's glom onto this.
They're gonna and they will, They totally will. This is
who these people are now.
Speaker 1: Interestingly, and this is one of the things that Mike
Davis actually posted and I was, you know, it was
already in our lineup for today too. To prove that
anybody that is on our side who was continuing to
ask questions and not be satisfied with how this is
all played out, he posted that nobody really cares about
this according to polling, and that Republicans are as devoted
to Trump as ever. Here's Harry Enton with that information.
Speaker 9: This one surprised me a bit because of all these
complaints online going after Trump and the X team FAG
you might think as approval ratings were going down Republicans,
if anything, they're going up Republicans who approve of Trump.
Look at our CNN pull the prior one to eighty
six percent, the one out this week eighty eight percent
with Republicans. How about Quinnipiac the prior poll eighty seven
percent approved of Republicans, this week out ninety percent with Republicans.
If anything, Donald Trump's approval rating has gone up since
this whole Epstein saga started. He is at the apex
or close there too, in terms of his popularity with
Republican voters. Epstein files complaints or not.
Speaker 13: Congressional Democrats have been trying to seize on this. You
hear them also parroting what you're hearing online, saying.
Speaker 18: Release the files as this terrible blah blah blah.
Speaker 12: I mean, is that working for them?
Speaker 15: No?
Speaker 9: I mean, look here, here's what's so important. You know,
we talk about the potential of Republicans leaving Donald Trump.
Speaker 5: They're not leaving them.
Speaker 9: But what about Congressional Democrats and problems with their own base?
Democrats and that approval of Congressional Democrats according to Quinnipiac
University in June of twenty twenty five, it was their
second worst ever at minus twelve points. It's not not
low enough for you. How about we go even lower
in July of twenty twenty five, minus thirteen points, their
worst net approval rating for congressional Democrats. Among Democrats, ever,
Donald Trump is not the one who has problems with
this political base. It is congressional Democrats are the ones
who have problems with their own political base.
Speaker 2: All right, yeah, you hear that, Jasmine Croc.
Speaker 1: And it's looking even you know, even as worried as
we were and are continue I mean, I continue to
be nervous about midterms. I want people to get like
super engaged. But even polling is now suggesting that Republicans
have a plus five point lead in the twenty twenty
six congressional midterms forty seven to forty two. This is
per a McLaughlin poll, President Trump approval rating plus nine.
This is all great, right, And I you know, people
are like, oh, this is going to cause people to
stop supporting Trump. It's not causing us to stop supporting him.
We just are asking the questions, you know what I mean,
like that and can do all those things at the
same time.
Speaker 2: I still get a little scorely though, because people still
have to go to the polls. They can, they can,
they have to go and they have to vote. I mean,
you can ask people questions of who they support, but
are they going to get off their ass and are
they going to go vote? So I don't know. This
is I don't I don't know.
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about what happened in the evening yesterday. So okay, so
we see this polling, and then there was this explosive
announcement that the Wall Street Journal has reviewed a book
that was put together for Jeffrey Epstein's fiftieth birthday and
included a letter submitted by Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 1: They say that Donald Trump drew a picture of a
naked woman and then had this typed out text which
is an imaginary conversation between the two of them. And
so it starts out and it says, in quotes voiceover,
there must be more to life than having everything. And
then there's this weird conversation where Donald says, yes, there is,
but I won't tell you what it is, Jeffrey, nor
will I since I also know what it is. Trump.
We have certain things in common, Jeffrey, Jeffrey, Yes, we do,
come to think of it, Trump Enigma's never age. Have
you noticed that, Jeffrey. As a matter of fact, it
was clear to me the last time I saw you.
And then Trump apparently signed it off by saying, a
pal is a wonderful thing. Happy birthday, and may every
day be another wonderful secret.
Speaker 2: This is stupid, so stupid, just the dumbest effing thing.
Speaker 1: Okay, And apparently this and they say that this is
from two thousand and three. This is before anybody even
knew anything about about Jeffrey Epstein.
Speaker 2: So again, why are they recording about it now?
Speaker 1: Well that is the question, isn't it? That is the question.
So naturally Trump had some things to say about this.
Speaker 5: Here.
Speaker 1: There's a couple tweets. You can read this.
Speaker 2: First one, the Wall Street Journal printed a fake letter
supposedly to Epstein. These are not my words, not the
way I talk. Also, I don't draw pictures. I told
Rupert Murdoch it was a scam that he should he
shouldn't print this fake story. But he did, and now
I'm going to sue his ass off and that of
his third rate newspaper. Thank you for your attention to
this matter. DJ.
Speaker 1: He was not done, so please continue with this next part.
Speaker 2: The Wall Street Journal and Rupert Murdoch personally were warned
directly by President Donald J. Trump that the supposed letter
they printed by President Trump to Epstein was a fake
and if they print it, they will be sued. Mister
Murdoch stated that he would take care of it, but
obviously did not have the power to do so. The
editor of The Wall Street Journal and Emma Tucker, was
told directly by Carolyn Levitt and by President Trump that
the letter was a fake, but Emma Tucker didn't want
to hear that. Instead, they are going with a false, malicious,
and defamatory story. Anyway, President Trump will be suing the
Wall Street Journal, News Corps and mister Murdoch shortly. The
press has to learn to be truthful and not rely
on sources that probably don't even exist. President and Trump
has already beaten George Depanopolis, ABC sixty Minutes, CBS and others,
and looks forward to suing and holding accountable the once
great Wall Street journal. It has truly turned out to
be a disgusting and filthy rag and writing defamatory lies
like this shows their desperation to remain relevant. If there
were any truth at all on the Epstein hoax, as
it pertains to President Trump, this in from would have
been revealed by Comy Brennan, Crooked Hillary, another radical left
lunatics years ago. Yeah, yep, it certainly would not have
sat in a file waiting for Trump to have won
three elections. This is yet another example of fake news.
He's one hundred and fifty correct.
Speaker 1: I just cannot believe this is what they are going with,
all the stuff that they have tried to convince us
about him.
Speaker 2: Uh huh.
Speaker 1: Even if this was true, I would not give two
shits about it.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't know him, so I wouldn't either, like, but okay,
this is what you're going with, Like you couldn't even
manage Like they tried to kill him, right, and he
stood up and said fight, fight, fight, and this They're like,
let's try this, okay. I mean, I don't know how
anybody supports these jerks at this point. How can you
be a Democrat? You are the lowest of the low
it's just.
Speaker 1: So it's just laughable. Even Elon Musk, who you know
right now is not particularly in favor with Donald Trump
and has been very vocal about wanting the Epstein files out.
Even he said, it really doesn't sound like something Trump
would say. To be honest, Even Elon is like, this
seems totally shady.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I called them and I called them a
pedophile myself exactly.
Speaker 1: I mean read Caroline Lovett's response.
Speaker 2: The Wall Street Journal published a hatchet job article with
the fake birthday letter that is supposedly from two thousand
and three. Oh my god, this is like the Steele
dossier that kickstarted the Russa Russia Russia hoax all over again.
The Wall Street Journal refused to show us the letter
and conceded that they don't even have it in their
possession when we ask them to verify the alleged document
they're basing their entire fake story on. Oh my god,
what President Trump ever spoken like the conversation alleged in
the fake Wall Street Journal story. That's not at all
how he speaks or right. The Wall Street Journal knowingly
published false information to smear the President of the United States.
As I said at the podium today. There is a
coordinated hopes by the Democrats and fake news to smear
President Trump, as we've seen throughout both of his terms.
I'm so sick of these people.
Speaker 1: Like they're out of control.
Speaker 2: Just they are. They are the worst of the worst.
Just let him govern an STFU. I'm just so sick
of their shit, am I. I cannot be the only one.
Speaker 1: It's Oh my god, are you kidding? We have so
much reaction to this. You're definitely not alone. Here is
what James Fishback said. He had six questions for the
idiots at the Wall Street Journal. Number one, how on
earth do you just suddenly find a letter from two
thousand and three? Who gave it to you? When? What
were the terms? Why didn't you publish the letter in full?
President Trump has always been known for writing personal letters
by hand. Can you cite a single example of him
sending a typewritten note exactly? He's also known for his
straightforward and direct writing style, just like his speaking style.
Can you cite one other example of him writing in
whimsical riddles like this letter that you suddenly found? Don't
you find it odd that this letter magic appears now?
Not before twenty sixteen, twenty twenty or twenty twenty four.
But right when the Democrats are trying to weaponize Epstein
against Trump, canceling my subscription absolutely disgraceful article.
Speaker 2: The fact that you had a subscription at this point
is disgraceful, right, I mean, I just got these people
are They are unhinged. They just are unhinged. They are
not for anything. They are just against this guy. They're unhinged.
They're complete lunatics.
Speaker 1: Yep. Johnny Maga said. The funniest part about this outlantish
hoax from the Wall Street Journal is if they claimed
the letter from Trump to Epstein is from two thousand
and three. Epstein wasn't charged with anything until two thousand
and six. Trump banned him from mar A Lago in
two thousand and seven. Who they really got him? They
really got him?
Speaker 18: Yes?
Speaker 1: I can't And then I loved some. I can't remember
who said this it is alx. Has the Wall Street
Journal ever published this diary entry from Joe Biden's daughter
Ashley where she detailed inappropriate showers with her dad. We
know it's real because Ashley herself reported the diary as stolen.
Or do they only do descriptions of unverified birthday cards
with drawings.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's the ladder. They only do the ladder, that's right.
Such scumbags, Yeah, absolute scam bags. Yeah, let's talk about pedophile,
shall we. Let's talk about that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and then they forget. And this is what's going
to happen. I can guarantee it. And you're gonna hear
from our friends Scott Jennings about this, that when they
pull stuff like this, it rallies the entire Trump based together.
So even those of us who are sparring with people
who think Trump has handled the Epstein file release just fine,
and those of us who think it's been botched to
high heaven, we all come together to rally when it
comes to these ridiculous accusations.
Speaker 17: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Trump, Yeah, so they have barked up the wrong tree
yet again. Here is Scott Jennings on that very Yeah.
Speaker 12: I mean my reaction to reading this was so, I mean,
two thousand and three, before anything had happened, we know
Donald Trump knew the guy. We also know he disowned
him and kicked him out of his club. I was
waiting all day long for this rumoring of a bombshell.
This looks like kind of a dud to me, and
look the President says is not. I don't know, but
either way, this gives me like having all yearbook vibes.
My impression is Republicans are going to strongly rally around
the President on this thing. I mean, he may have
been facing some turbulence over the Epstein situation, but this
is the sort of stuff that brings people to circle
the wagons around him.
Speaker 6: I'm just.
Speaker 1: Bingo, that is exactly Yeah, We're totally We're going to
totally circle the way.
Speaker 2: It's like you call in your sister fat and then
somebody else coming around and calling your sister fat. You
don't get to call my sister fat. We're all going
to rally around. We're going to rally. We're going to
but we're doing it right now. You don't get to
do that. This is our fan family. Fu mm hmm.
Speaker 1: That's exactly right. Megan Kelly very simply stated, this is
the dumbest attempted hit piece I have ever read.
Speaker 2: Yep it is, and they're scraping the bottom of the barrel.
Oh my god, they're so desperate.
Speaker 1: They're digging underneath the bottom of the barrel.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's just it's so stupid, it's so desperate
and pathetic, like we see you, we see you.
Speaker 1: I love this. From aesthetica, we have thousands of hours
of Trump talking on camera and he has never once
sounded like a gay Twilight character.
Speaker 2: Oh God, so great.
Speaker 1: And then from clandestine, the Wall Street Journal wants us
to believe that Tump Trump typed a birthday letter to
Epstein in two thousand and three, and then Trump and
drew a naked woman around the letter, and that this
was never leaked over the last twenty two years, just
magically showed up today match, and we're not allowed to
see it, right, Okay.
Speaker 2: It just magically showed up yesterday, you guys.
Speaker 1: Right, Okay, all right, So just to finally put a
cap on this. So after all the fighting that I
did with Mike Davis, and I was nice, you guys,
I was just trying to understand he's a lawyer. I'm not.
I just wanted to understand why they can't release things
like the autopsy. You know, why can't Pambondy like ask
for the grand jury files to be unsealed, things like that.
And he was super condescending to me and thought that
that was the end of it, But then what happened
is that it turns out Trump wants the grand jury
documents to be unsealed. So he wrote, based on the
ridiculous amount of publicity given to Jeffrey Epstein, I have
asked Attorney General Pambondi to produce any and all pertinent
grand jury testimony, subject to court approval. This scam perpetuated
by the Democrats, should end right now. And Bondi wrote,
President Trump, we are ready to move the court tomorrow
to unseal the grand jury transcript, which is all we
have been asking for them.
Speaker 2: I didn't do You could have done this a week ago, right,
or maybe a couple of months ago, and then none
of this ship would have happened. We wouldn't.
Speaker 1: I just I don't and this and so there are
there's people like Anna Paulina Luna who are positioning this
now and maybe they're right. I don't know. They've just
watched this so hard. She is positioning this as this
was happening all along, and you guys are just you
guys are just idiots who don't understand four D chess,
which I'm sorry, this is not This is not how
they plan to roll it out by insults. It's just
not But here's what she posted. She said, while others
were busy stabbing President Trump in the back, we were working
overtime behind the scenes in the Oval office. This photo
was taken earlier today. No, it's not coincidence. This is
four D chess, not checkers. Welcome to the big leagues.
Enjoy faith these three, don't. Pam BONDI is unsealing grand
jury testimony and there's much more to come. This is
the most transparent administration in US history.
Speaker 2: Don't be condescending to me. Don't do That's what they're doing.
Speaker 1: That's the worst thing they can do, but that's what
they're doing.
Speaker 2: Don't be condescending to me, Anna Paulina, because basically they
said the files don't exist, and then they said the
files were a hoax, and now you're unsealing them. So
I pick a freaking lane. Don't be condescending to me.
Don't do that. Yeah I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't like it either, but you know, more transparency
is great. If there's more to come, bring it. I mean,
that's all that we've been asking for. So don't act
like mean or meaner.
Speaker 2: And the bull should have welcome to the big legs, like,
you don't understand commoner.
Speaker 11: They're there.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, but you don't get to do that. Anna
Paulina like, check yourself.
Speaker 1: You work for us, exactly, remember that that's right. Don't
treat us like we're stupid, because we're night. We've been
talking about this and it's the pressure from people like us.
I'm not saying we're directly responsible, but there's plenty of
influencers way bigger than us who have been saying the
same stuff. And it's because of that pressure that Trump
finally was like, Okay, we gotta do something because this
is not going away. And it's nice. It's freaking not. Yeah. Also,
it is interesting too that some Democrats, at least, and
I expect we'll see more of them now, they're mad
at Trump for wanting to unseal the files. So Julie Verjinski,
who's one of those people that shows up on Abby
Phillips panel, she's saying, this is complete and utter bullshit.
Grand jury testimony is secret, BONDI cannot release it, okay,
porl Wayne.
Speaker 2: Democrats is whatever he does, they hate exactly.
Speaker 1: That's exactly right, anyway, that is what's going on. And
so for the person that said, you girls fed up
in what way? We're now getting what we wanted?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't why are you? He's just so it's early.
Don't you have something better to do? Bye? Good lord?
Speaker 1: All right, So enough of that. Now we need to
talk about something else that's happened, and that is that
Candice Owens has actually put on her anti Semitism suit
like and then lit it on fire and like made
it be me on and like as bright as this
can possibly be. I'm amazed at how completely insane she
has gotten. But you need to see this. So here's
what she tweeted, because well we'll get to that in
a second. So the IDF that caused damage to a
church in Gaza City and there were a few casualties.
I think they reviewed the situation. They do try, as
they always say, to mitigate harm to civilians and civilian structures,
including religious sites. They regret any damage caused to them.
And then somebody asked, Grok, if it's true that Israel
saved Ristian Drews. Uh, Christian Drews. And we talked about
that yesterday and other minorities in the Middle East, and
of course yes, it is true. They're the only ones
that do care about minorities in the Middle East. And
so in light of the fact that there was damage
to this church, Candice Owens lost her freaking mind. And
so what she posted was finally when her truth came out,
and she said about Israel, these are not our friends
or allies. These are demons and they are our enemies.
They lie, steel, cheat, murder, and blackmail. Pray for the innocent.
By the way, she's mentioned nothing about the Drews. God
will have his vengeance. And so someone pushed back. I
think it was Yasher al Ali who said, when you
say they, who is that specifically? And she said, let's
get real specific the nation of Israel, which from its
origin has implemented a worldwide system of theft, mass murder,
and international blackmail and deception. God will have his vengeance.
The who is they trick does not intimidate me, right, Okay, well, okay,
damn girl.
Speaker 2: Meanwhile, that they're girls being kidnapped around the globe, but
and raped by Islamis. There are Christians being killed by Islamis.
You don't hear a word from her about.
Speaker 1: That because it's not related to Israel at all.
Speaker 2: Like, that's happening right now in countries right now, it's happening,
and you don't hear a peep from her or Tucker
mm hmm about that.
Speaker 1: So okay, and I thought like I thought when I
saw these tweets, I was like, Okay, this is as
bad as it's.
Speaker 2: Going to get. No, it's not.
Speaker 1: It's not here. She was on her show yesterday.
Speaker 19: These characters are just being inserted into places to serve Israel.
That makes Israel the master of the universe. And that's
troubling because is a state that has a hexagram on
their flag. Okay, even though they're even lying on the
history of a Star of David, it's a hexagram.
Speaker 2: It's a cult. I don't know.
Speaker 19: Somebody just gave money and said all roads lead to
the occult. Yes, it is an a cult nation. There's
no question about that. Everything that they are involved in
is a cult. And that's why we have to sort
of wake the world up to this very quickly, because
they have a lot of power, and the only way
that we are going to be able to fight this
is by being willing to tell the truth.
Speaker 1: She is now aligned with Talcolm X. Sean King said,
the average person on planet Earth now understands that the
state of Israel is the single most unethical, evil, destructive
government on the planet. They wreak havoc and Mayhem to
everyone and everything around them. They cannot be trusted by anyone.
These people have lost their minds, Yeah, and lost The.
Speaker 2: Scariest part is there's so many conservatives who follow her.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, she's got like eight million followers or something.
Speaker 2: So many, so many people think that she's right about this,
and it's like, okay, all right.
Speaker 1: She also, by the way, tried to say that Ivanka
and Jared Kushner that she's worried that Trump may care
more about is like them and their relation the fact
that they're Jewish and related to Israel in any way
than he does about America. And so now he's tied
into it because of Jared and Evanka. Like she is
out of her mind with this stuff. It's it's freaking crazy. Yeah,
it's freaking crazy.
Speaker 2: It is. It's absolutely whack. It's crazy.
Speaker 1: Just a reminder about the role that Hamas plays in
this since she can't bear to recall why this war
and why any damage is happening to Gaza at all.
Constantin Kisen talked about this very well. This is a
reminder that she desperately needs, and apparently so do a
lot of other people. Oh, I forgot about Han Shanity's
shanity tweet. He said. Candice Owens has been freaking out
all day today like a rabbit animal after a church
in Gaza was accidentally hit. She didn't just condemn it.
She's rage posting like a crazed lunatic. Just to remind
her that this past Sunday, a Muslim shot up a
church in Lexington, Kentucky, murdering two worshippers and injuring two more.
She didn't say one word about it. But Mark first,
am I right? That psychotic witch is no Christian? She
is a demonic force?
Speaker 2: Right? I mean, listen, there are Christians being killed, Like
I said, there are Christians being killed all over the world,
and not a peep. She doesn't care about it. Do
these people care about Christians?
Speaker 5: Really?
Speaker 1: They just for her? Is like this weird grift and Synis.
Speaker 2: I don't understand the endgame, mock. I don't because at
like I will keep saying it on the show as
much and I will keep screaming it from the rooftops.
When they are done with the Jews, they're coming for
the Christians. Of course, do people not understand that they
say it? Maybe do some research because god, okay, yeah.
Speaker 1: It's fricking crazy. Okay. So here is now constantin Kaisen
on this whole issue.
Speaker 20: Who is it that's preventing the conflict in Gaza from
coming to an end? It's Hamaz. They are the ones
that are refusing to release the hostages. They're the ones
that will not hand over the terrorists who took them.
They're the ones that want surrender. And this comparison. People
get very triggered when you bring up World War Two,
but I think it's the perfect comparison for the simple
reason that Nazi Germany was a country that was held
in the groups of a death culp right. Adolf Hitler
was effectively willing to fight to the last German. In fact,
I so much to fact check this, but I'm pretty
sure he said at some point that if the German
people cannot triumph in this conflict, they don't deserve to.
Speaker 2: Survive, right.
Speaker 20: In other words, he was prepared to see all of
Germany destroyed in this fight right for the cause, and
we had to. We were forced to Britain, America, the
Soviet Union, were forced to invade, were forced to destroy
just like Japan by the very fact that they wouldn't surrender, right,
So if Hamas could hold them to the hostages, one't
capitulate one surrender and one handover the terrorists who took
the hostages and who committed October seventh, Israel, for the
sake of its own survival, has to go in and
try to finish that job, get the hostages back, et cetera.
So the terrible things that are happening in Gaza are terrible,
and it's Hamas who should stop my platform.
Speaker 1: There's a how many ceasefire proposals have been proposed now
that Hamas has been like, now, we're just going to
keep on holding the hostages. Maybe we'll give you some
dead bodies. I mean, what is Israel supposed to do?
What would we do if these were American hostages that
as we gave the example yesterday that Mexico came and
took thousands of we we would just give up. That's
what they're expecting us to do.
Speaker 2: That's what Candice wants them to do.
Speaker 1: What in the world is wrong with her?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, it's it's crazy. I mean, I can't rerap
my brain around it. I don't understand. But there are
so many people that believe how she believes, and I yeah,
it's weird. It's really is. It's really bizarre. But like
I say, I will, I will never stop believing that,
like I'm an infidel, You're in it, like I you
know what I mean it, They'll they're coming for us next.
Speaker 1: Yep, that's exactly right. And if you don't believe us,
believe them because it is what they always say. And
speaking of them, we need to talk very quickly about
zo Ran because there's a new clip of him that
is making a lot of news and it's once again
him just showing how much of a kami he is.
Here he is talking about housing.
Speaker 3: Person should have housed, and I think, faced with these
two options, the system, the system has hundreds of thousands
of people unhoused, right for what And if if there
was any system that could guarantee each person housing, whether
you call it the abolition of private property or you
call it, you know, just a state wide housing guarantee,
it is preferable to what is going on right now?
Speaker 2: Oh my god, the abolition of private property.
Speaker 1: He's but he's not a comedy. We're just not supposed
to believe he's a comedy.
Speaker 2: No, I mean, I listen, I think a lot of
people understand that he's a comedy. And so many people
on the left, like so many people, so many Democrats
are embracing communism now. They just openly embrace it like
it's not even a bad word anymore. They love it,
they think it's fantastic. They think that communism is the answer. WTF.
Speaker 1: I okay, I guess there was. There were reports yesterday
of like a retreat that a bunch of Democrats went
on earlier in the year to do some of their
post mortem and to try to figure out their strategy
going forward to regain support. And it was at that
retreat that they decided, you know what we need to do.
We need to cuss more, and we need to be
more authentic and more trumpy because Trump is authentic and
we need to be more like that. So you've seen,
and we've pointed it out that they have done that right,
and in doing so, they appear more inauthentic than ever before.
But when their attempts at authenticity don't work, what's their
next best strategy full blown communist communism. And now you're
seeing them all start to fall in line, which is
why they are struggling, and they'll never get it. But
I guess that's the thing.
Speaker 2: Is they've always been the communist party. I mean, you
and I started chicks on the right because they were
a socialist. They were basically turning socialists. But over the
past sixteen years they have started going farther and farther
to the left towards communism. And it used to be
that the socialist fringe was just that it was kind
of fringe and it was weird, and people were like,
oh my god, it's weird. They're pooping in streets, you
know what I mean, like the occupy people. And now
it's just like the the mainstream is communists, and so
that's who they are now. And like people who are
democrat and they say, well, I'm more of a moderate Democrat.
No you're not. No, you're not. There is no such
thing as a moderate Democrat anymore. You are done. Your
party has been hijacked by commis. So either you're a
kami or you're not.
Speaker 1: That's what you start getting candidates that pushed back against
your commun candidates, but they keep on electing. You know,
the AOC's, you know the Rashida Tahlebs, the il Hans.
Speaker 2: This is what you get. The Democrats are comedy. What
you get, right, and.
Speaker 1: Speaking of this is what you get. Kier Starmer, who
is a complete idiot, made an announcement yesterday that the
UK is going to lower their voting age to sixteen.
Now keep in mind that the most popular name for
newborn babies in the UK for at least the past
decade is my Momed. So who do you think is
going to be lining up to vote in their election?
They're lost. I mean the UK is falling watching it happen,
and it's partly due to this clown.
Speaker 21: Sixteen and seventeen year olds have the vote because they're
old enough to go out to work, they're old enough
to pay taxes, so to pay in, and I think
if you pay in, you should have the opportunity to
say what you want your money spent on which way
the government should go. So I'm really pleased that we're
able to bring more young people into our democracy and
give them the chance to have a say over how
their taxes are going to be paid and what they're
going to be using.
Speaker 2: Wow, okay, he has he has kids. He has kids,
one of them is about that age. She has a
son born in two thousand and eight and a daughter
born in twenty ten. So you think he would know better.
Speaker 1: Things if they're mature enough.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's the thing. I mean, my daughter's pretty
mature at fifteen. But I don't want her voting, don't.
I just don't think that's appropriate. I don't. It's you don't, No, no, don't.
This is not okay.
Speaker 1: No, anyway, moving on, we have to make fun of
joy Reid because she appeared on the Pierce Morgan Show
and it was hilarious. I mean, I don't I don't
know if she knew what she like the ambush that
she was getting ready to jump into. But man, did
he ever tear into her. So a couple of clips,
the first one he played a clip, a couple of
clips of her on the Mark Lamont Hills Show. I
think we even played one of them earlier this week.
And you know how race baby she is.
Speaker 2: It's all she think about, it is rolling in right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And so he played a couple of examples of that,
and then she had the absolute audacity to accuse Pearce
of trying to racialize conversations. He was not having that.
Speaker 11: Let's be honest, I don't think you were fired after
all those years because of your skin color because you're
a black woman. I think you were fired because your
show just got increasingly unpopular. It happens all the time
in TV. That's why you got to let go. Why
play the race card?
Speaker 6: First of all, I love the fact that your play
the race card is your version of the race card.
You literally are so fixated on trying to racialize conversations
with me, Pierce, that.
Speaker 2: I find it actually quite conversations.
Speaker 6: And the bottom line is, you take an entire conversation
that I had with Mark Lamont Hill and pick the
bits that you can racialize because this is your stick.
And I get that, this is your ething. I get it,
and I understand this is stick, Piers and listen getting
right the bottom line, And.
Speaker 1: It totally was.
Speaker 2: That's all she did was concentrating Allen, and I'm my god.
Speaker 1: I mean god, I love that. So then I guess
they got into this conversation about some like lgbt Q
I a book that was in kids libraries or whatever
that she wanted to be there because she's an ally.
She's an ally to THETQ community. So he called her
out and said, hey, remember when you were like a
total homophobe on your website years ago and then you
tried to pretend that you didn't write the things that
you actually wrote, and her the context of that, and
this was years ago on her she had a blog
in which where she wrote she would never watch Broke
Back Mountain because it's like super disgusting to watch two
men make out. And so he called her out on
that for her hypocrisy, and she got uncomfortable.
Speaker 2: Absolutely no different.
Speaker 11: Now you posting on your blog that you wouldn't watch
Broke Back Mountain because you don't want to see two
male characters having sex. Does that make me homophobic? Probably
most straight people cringe at the side of two men kissing.
Your words, not mine.
Speaker 2: Joy, And your point is that.
Speaker 11: Maybe that makes you a bit of a hypocrite when
you're taking the position of being an ally for the
LGBTQ community. And actually, the best way to handle it,
I would argue, is just to say, you know, what
Actually I did write that at the time, they're not
my views. Now I've learned, I've evolved, I've moved on.
Trying to pretend even now that you didn't write it
is preposterous, and I think you know.
Speaker 6: The bottom line is what I've said, and I will
say it again, is that I take full responsibility for
everything that was on that site. I'm deeply apologetic for
the things that were on that site that hurt people,
and I take responsibility for because it was my site.
Speaker 2: And that's the end of that.
Speaker 6: And my views, as you know, and as I've said
on television on air, are quite different from the views
that you just read.
Speaker 2: And that's the end of that.
Speaker 1: That's the end of that, she says.
Speaker 2: The end of that isn't.
Speaker 1: That she still didn't admit that she wrote it.
Speaker 2: She won't. She won't say that. Yeah, she was uncomfortable, Yeah.
Speaker 1: And I loved it it. Are you familiar with the
reporter Scott McFarlane. I wasn't either. I don't recognize him,
but apparently I can't even remember what outlet he was on,
but he was talking to Chuck Todd about because he
was at Butler, Pennsylvania the day that Trump got shot, okay,
And I have never in my life seen somebody try
to make an attempted assassination on a president more about
themselves than I have with the Scott McFarlane guy. He's
from CBS. Just listen to what he says.
Speaker 18: For those of us there, it was such a horror
because you saw an emerging America. And it wasn't the shooting, Chuck,
this was I got diagnosed with PTSD within forty eight hours.
I have put on trauma leave. Not because I think
of the shooting, but because you could you saw it
in the eyes, the reaction to the people. They were
coming for us. If he didn't jump up with his fist,
they were going to come.
Speaker 11: I know.
Speaker 2: He was put on trauma leave.
Speaker 3: Is that?
Speaker 2: Did I hear that? Correctly? He was put on lead.
He had to get to go on leave. You guys,
I can't Oh, oh my god, it is it's all
about him. It's like Jasmine Crockett making the flooding all
about her. Yes, they are these people. They all need
to be punched directly in the face. And I'm sorry,
I know this is this show is not about violence.
Speaker 1: We don't condone that.
Speaker 2: We don't condone it on this show, but that guy
what a complete what right?
Speaker 1: I couldn't believe it. I could not believe it.
Speaker 2: Meanwhile, got shot in the head right and actually stood
up and said fight fight, And that guy's like, I'm
gonna need some weeks off from work because I watched it,
and Trump's like, let me get eyeballs.
Speaker 1: People's eyeballs looked scary at me, and so I need leave.
Speaker 2: An absolute woofy.
Speaker 1: Also, I know we've talked a lot about how scary
AI can be, but there are things about it that
I love, like clips like this, and it has deported
the cast of the view.
Speaker 18: Their show will be replaced by four hours of screaming
goat videos.
Speaker 5: Not much of a difference.
Speaker 2: There, not much of a difference. That's actually mean to goats.
Don't you think that's mean to goats? I like goats.
Speaker 1: I do too. I think that's a great comparison, right,
I mean, I would have they just bleat, They just
sit around and they bleats.
Speaker 2: Or something like that, but maybe not goat.
Speaker 1: Well, the hyenas also have fur, so gods have fun.
I know, I'm just what I'm saying, Like, it's hard,
no matter what because I know.
Speaker 2: Because they're all I have a fur policy.
Speaker 1: Anyway, I just thought that was funny. Also, we are
we often like to talk about the fact that women
and then nobody should f with their face right like,
this is a this is a mantra of ours, and
I just want to give you another example of what
can happen that is absolutely terrifying. You can be a
completely normal looking person and utterly f your face up.
Look at this. Why this is a nose job, eyebrow
lifting and whatever mid face lifting is.
Speaker 2: I don't even know what that is.
Speaker 1: Disaster is what this is.
Speaker 2: Why did she do that? I don't know. Why did
she do that?
Speaker 1: I don't she was so cute before. Right, this is
what happens. This is what can happen. This is why
we say.
Speaker 2: Just don't just don't just ston't up with your do it.
Don't do it? You got you guys were bringing it in.
I hope everybody has abulus. We can enjoy it and
we will talk to you guys on Monday. Bye, everybody.