Speaker 1: Good morning, Happy Monday, everybody. How is everybody doing today?
Let me tell you what's coming up on the show Booker,
Cory Booker and Jeffrey's host to sit in, uh, the
White House Correspondence Association. I think that's what WHGA stands for.
The dinner. We have highlights from that Hope funeral controversy.
Speaker 2: There's always something.
Speaker 1: Always something, and the Trump administration is arresting judges and
liberals are freaking out all that's so much more coming up.
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he's had a couple of days of struggle, but it's
like he's also talking about the good stuff, and he's
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I think that. I just I vote that instead of
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So really really appreciate it.
Speaker 1: Love it, Neve.
Speaker 2: Ne Thank you, Neve, Thank you Nev. All Right, let's
get into the things and the stuff. We've got some
headlines to get to, some of which are kind of awful,
and we'll start with the most awful, and that is
that there was one of those suv attacks yesterday in
Vancouver at a festival. It was a Filipino Heritage festival
this past Saturday. Eleven people were killed, lots of people
were wounded. They got the guy right away. I guess
people that were in the crowd got him and held
onto him. And he was known to police for being
kind of crazy to So yeah, that's kind of a I.
Speaker 1: Mean a couple of things here, right, Like one is
bring back mental institutions for real, right, I'm just that
would have solved one of the problems. And two, we
have to ban SUVs now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, apparently, I mean, this was an assault suv, so
it was they're different, they're a little different. Yes, So
that happened. And also in Canada, it's kind of a
big day today because it is in fact, election day,
so we're going to know, I would hope by the
end of today. I don't actually know how Canadian elections work,
so I'm assuming you find out today who wins this
race between Pierre Polyiev and Mark Carney. We'll see, But
also the entire parliament is up for grabs essentially, so
we'll see how the Canadian election turns out. But that
is the thing that's happening today.
Speaker 1: Rooting for Pierre Polyiev.
Speaker 2: Yes, I think everybody, I mean, if he doesn't win.
Speaker 1: What they're done, Like, what are you doing. What are
you doing?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 2: I just you can't. They're unhelpable, you know what I mean?
I agree, completely totally unhelpable. In other news, do you
guys remember, I'm sure at Reagan National Airport back in
January there was that horrible helicopter and plane crash that
killed lots and lots of people sixty seven if I'm
not mistaken, is that right? Yes, including eleven kids. And
now there's been this full of investigation and a report
that has come out which puts pretty squarely the blame
on the pilot, who is a female junior officer, Captain
Lobach was her name, and she apparently just disregarded orders
instructions from her co pilot and just didn't descend when
she was supposed to descend. So that really, really really sucks.
And you know, as much as it's awful for everybody involved,
I think about her parents knowing that not only have
they lost her, but she is to blame for losing
the lives of seventy other people.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's terrible, it's awful. And because she didn't want to,
she didn't follow an order, and there's no and it's
I think that person that told her to do whatever
she was supposed to do, like did they did it once?
They did it not just once, but I think they
did it twice and she's just didn't And there's you
don't know why in her brain? Why did she think,
well this, I'm not going to follow that order. I'm
not going to do what they're telling me to do.
Why would you do Why would you not do that
when you had.
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on purpose? Was she suicidal? Was she did she have
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headline from the weekend, and that is about Virginia Jeffrey,
the woman who one of the Jeffrey Epstein victims. She
apparently allegedly has taken her own life. We talked about her,
what was that like a month ago when she got into.
Speaker 1: The race, ago like two or three weeks ago. It
wasn't that long ago. Yeah, I'm sorry anybody believes that
she unlived herself. These are the same people that went
Fouci to be their family doctor. You know you know
what I mean? Like, I just do you really believe that.
Do you come on, do you really believe she on
alive of her stuff?
Speaker 5: Do you?
Speaker 2: I mean, it is very strange. Back in twenty nineteen, this,
this tweet of hers was making the rounds for sure
this weekend because she made it very clear back then.
Now granted this was six years ago, but she said,
I am making it publicly known that in no way,
shape or form am I suicidal. I have made this
known to my therapist in GP. If something happens to
me in the sake of my family, do not let
this go away and help me protect them too. Many
evil people want to see me quieted. And so a
lot of people are like, did she still feel this way?
What's this? Seems super sketch, what's going on? But they're
saying apparently that when the Daily Mail article about this
came out, you know, they found she was found unresponsive
in their family's almost two million dollar mansion in Australia,
and according to police, according to her family, they say
that the death was not suspicious.
Speaker 1: Make of that what you will, all right?
Speaker 2: That she seems very suspicious to me.
Speaker 1: It seems so suspicious to me. Yeah, I think it
really and we just we need that lift. Come on, Pam,
you know. Van Kota's like, come on, was like, what
are you doing?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 2: We told you guys a couple of weeks ago, a
week ago or so, that Christy Nome had her perse
stolen in a restaurant while she was having dinner with
her family, and wouldn't you know it, it was an
illegal Surprizubro.
Speaker 1: I mean, are you serious?
Speaker 5: Can you?
Speaker 2: It's like poetic almost that it was an illegal immigrant.
Speaker 1: Crazy, Oh my gosh.
Speaker 2: But they caught him. He's a serial thief from Chile.
And I'm not going to say Chile like.
Speaker 1: Sis, come on, mock, He's a serial criminal from chen.
Speaker 2: I'm not doing it.
Speaker 1: That's doing it.
Speaker 2: Yes, we also told you that inexplicably, Susan Rice was
still on an Defense advisory council up until this past weekend,
at which point Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth ended the service
of not just her but all committee members on the
DoD advisory committees. And uh, that is overdue.
Speaker 1: I like the last paragraph. He think that he was like,
thank you, but now GTFO bye bye bye bye. Yeah.
I just oh my god, that is so overdue. Yeah,
I think that could have been on your first day, maybe.
Speaker 2: Just exactly exactly. In other headlines, we have the Pope
funeral that took place over the weekend, and Trump's arrival
to it was talked about on Fox because it's like
he just draws people in, right, Like he has this
energy that draws Yes, he is totally magnetic. Here's how
Fox described it during their coverage.
Speaker 7: So President Trump is shaking hands with a lot of
these world leaders, and this is something that we saw
at Notre Dame as well. They come to him, they
want their moment. They know that they are in a
negotiation with the President of the United States over many things,
and he is definitely a gravity center at these events.
So just an interesting side note, There're gonna mean to
interrupt you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean Biden was not that way. No, I
don't even think Obama was that way. And Obama was
like mister Charisma to everybody. Right, I don't even think
he was that way. I think people these leaders are
like he is the alpha dog, and they are drawn
to the alpha dog.
Speaker 2: Yeah, He's like he's every president and they are. Sheila
Jackson Lee at a State of.
Speaker 1: Union totally Yeah, can I shake your hand? Can shake
your hand let me.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but naturally Trump can't go anywhere without like fake
controversy swirling around him, so immediately the headlines were like this.
The Vatican asked Pope Francis funeral attendees to wear all black.
Trump wore a blue suit. Don't don't dumb.
Speaker 1: Stupid.
Speaker 2: I mean, it was so dumb because of course everybody
was focused on Trump wearing a blue suit a blue tie,
and they would only show pictures of him around a
tiny group of people in black, including Milania, who wore
all black. But then if you just zoomed out, you
could see that there was actually plenty of blue suits. Well,
he was certainly not the only one.
Speaker 1: Yeah, a lot of What is it freaking matter?
Speaker 2: I don't know, honestly, do I not listen.
Speaker 1: I'm not trying to be mean, but the guy is
not here to see it, So what does it matter?
It's just a soup color. Why are we talking about this?
It's so stupid. I mean, listen, when I die, wear
whatever you want. You know what I mean?
Speaker 4: You know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Like, I was just like, why is this even a thing?
It's the stupidest thing ever.
Speaker 2: These media outlets just need something to criticize him for
no matter what.
Speaker 1: It's just so petty. It's like, at this so dumb, right,
this is the American media. You are just a caricature
of what you should be. Yeah, you're ridiculous at this
point worth loose suit. You guys.
Speaker 2: It's just so dumb. I mean, it's just so dumb.
But this is this is the state of the media
right now.
Speaker 1: This is this is herite is spinning and is great,
you know what I mean. She's like, you guys are
so stupid.
Speaker 2: Well, and honestly, it takes the focus away from the
reason that they're all there, which is to honor the
life of the pope. And so what were the headlines?
It was all about Trump and what he wore instead
of act the actual pope, which is really I.
Speaker 1: Will say that Malaniya looked amazing. Now she is just
completely effortlessly beautiful and graceful, and she was elegant.
Speaker 2: She looked beautiful, and it was her birthday and this
is the second birthday that she's had to do.
Speaker 1: What was she doing. Was it Jimmy Carter's.
Speaker 2: Funeral that she was at the last time?
Speaker 1: I think it may have been Jimmy Carter. Yeah, I
think you're right, but way to spend two birthdays right.
Luck would have been like, I'm sorry, this is all
about me. Okay, did you do you remember? Do you
remember though? When Farah Fawcett and Michael Jackson both died
on your birthday?
Speaker 2: I was pissed.
Speaker 1: She was like, why do you got to do that?
Michael Jackson? Why do you have to go?
Speaker 2: I was having a great birthday until you guys stole
my thunder. And to be fair, I actually felt really
bad for Farah because Michael Jackson dying was like humongous,
you know what I mean, totally overshadowed.
Speaker 1: I did.
Speaker 2: I loved her.
Speaker 1: I did too. I loved her too. You're right, it
completely overshadowed. Yeah it did so.
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between Trump and Zelensky took place, and the photos that
it created were like, once again iconic. I mean, look
at this, Pierce Morgan tweeting, Wow, what a picture it is. Yeah,
it's ahead intense, right, it is.
Speaker 1: Iconic, like they always do this though. I feel like
whenever we have meetings like this, they're always in these
gigantic rooms with like two chairs in the middle of
this gigant you.
Speaker 5: Know what I mean.
Speaker 1: That happens a lot, like with the World Leader thing.
And then also big interviews they have like this gigantic
room and then there's like these two little chairs and
it's cool. Picture it is I'm not trying to take
away from the picture, and the background is beautiful.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, amazing. When with interviews it's it's even
weirder though, because it's like they sit so far apart
right and you're always like, what do you what are
you doing? This is like so close and intense, like
me to me, Oh my gosh.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yikes.
Speaker 2: So that is a thing that happened. And then also
this was super interesting and juicy. Do you guys remember
George Santos, super gay, George Botox Santos, the thief. So
I didn't realize that he was facing a prison sentence.
I guess I should have realized that, but he is
facing eighty seven months in jail. He was sentenced this
past Friday. Apparently he was very emotional. He sobbed during
the reading of the sentence. He did plead guilty to
wire fraud and aggravated identity theft in August of last year.
He admitted that he lied about his background. He committed
identity theft in order to bolster his political career. He's
kind of a mess of a person. Yeah, and so
this he's going to jail, he said at the In
the courtroom, he said, quote, I betrayed the confidence entrusted
to me by constituents, donors, colleagues in the court. He
also has to pay three hundred and seventy three grand
and rested. Yikes. Yeah, and after all this happened, he
tweeted this, could you read this to everybody?
Speaker 1: This is yes, pants on fire with George Santo's that's okay.
This is the hardest statement I've ever written. I write
this humbled, chastened, and fully accountable for choices that shattered
the faith so many places in me. I betrayed the
confidence and trusted to be by many. For that, I
offered my deepest apology. When I played guilty. I did
so with that reservation. I said then, and I repeat
now that my conduct betrayed my supporters and diminished the
institution I was privileged to serve. Those words have weighed
on me every day since. I cannot rewrite the past,
but I can control the road ahead. I asked the
court for a sentence that balances accountability with the chance
to prove, through sustained measurable action, that I can still
contribute positively to the community I wronged. I believe that
seven years is an over the top, politically influenced sentence,
and I implore that President Trump gives me a chance
to prove I'm more than the mistakes that I've made. Respectfully,
George Santos, I will say, I mean, I yeah, he's
done bad things. He should go to prison for it.
But then now do everybody else?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 1: You know what I mean? It's a I don't you
know what I mean. It's it's there's so many other
people that have done so many terrible things that are
in a position that's so similar to his, and they'll
just walk.
Speaker 2: They remember Cash Betel and everybody's and everybody's been saying.
Mike Davis said last week, justice is coming, okay, So
I'm just holding on.
Speaker 1: I'm not holding my breath. I'm definitely not holding my breath.
I'll believe it when I see it. But that's the thing.
I'm not saying that what he did was right, right,
and seven years is a long time. They're a rapists
that don't get seven years.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it does seem like a really system is as
you would say, borked worked. Yeah, it's definitely worked, but
it is no not as borked as Canada. I know
we're going back to Canada, So we started the segment
with Canada. But I saw this headline and I was
just like, what is even happening? So Ontario taxpayers have
to pay for surgery to give some absolute freak show
both sets of genitals. So this trans whack job is
like I need a penis and a badge. I need
both things this and taxpayers have to cover this mental
illness and.
Speaker 1: Why I mean, like taxpayers don't cover my medication, you
know what I mean? And I pay taxes.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 1: It's just like I look at this and I think, Okay,
how can the people there think that this is okay?
And they'll say, oh, it's great because we've got you know,
universal health care and all this kind of stuff. And
it's so awesome. This is the awesomeness of it is
that this freak is going to get what do you
even call that? What do you call that? When you
have both? He's going to becoming from aphrodite? Is that
what it is?
Speaker 2: I guess so because he is a dude and he
and he has due dangles, right, But I also wants
how that even works. I mean, that's going to require
doctors who do these kinds of surgeries to do kind
of surgery that they have never done before.
Speaker 1: Right, and shaving those doctors. That's disgusting. Yeah, that's so gross.
And we also should start the hashtag dude dangles because
it's Monday. Hashtag dude dangles.
Speaker 2: I'm totally down, yes, totally down with that.
Speaker 1: Do it.
Speaker 2: There was another big thing that happened over the weekend
for those people who pay attention to the NFL Draft.
There was like all kinds of controversy with Dion Sanders
kid Shaudure Sanders, who was Who's like a piece of
shit guy. I'm sorry, but everything I've seen about this
kid disgust me. He's one of those kids that like
flaunts as well thinks he's way more talented than he
actually is, and he was convinced along with his family
that he was going to be a top five pick
in the NFL draft. He did not get drafted until
I think like the fifth round at like the one
hundred and forty fourth pick ended up going to the Browns.
And and then there was like this controversy too because
a friend of a kid who was like on another team,
like the son of a defensive coordinator for one of
the teams, has a friend who prank called Chaudeur and
pretended to be a team that was drafting him even
though they weren't. So there's all kinds of controversy with that.
And then there were the cries of racism. Oh well,
he's not getting picked because it's racist, and I'm like, well,
it's the are you kidding in the NFL?
Speaker 1: Okay, Like oh okay, they just yeah, they only hire
white guys. What.
Speaker 2: It was insane. So I just thought, you know what,
we'll let Sage Steele give the rundown on this because
she had it exactly right.
Speaker 6: So Chadeur Sanders fell in the NFL draft because of racism.
I should have known that somebody would pull the race
card and I think it's just a pathetic take. That's
just my opinion. Though here are some numbers, some fact
If you care about facts and the truth right now,
that might interest you. I did some homework. It's not
that hard, you guys. Last season, fifteen of the thirty
two NFL starting quarterbacks we're black. It's about half, right,
that's racist. How about the top fifteen NFL players as
far as money payment, what they're making salary, Dak Prescott
the highest paid player at sixty million dollars a year.
That's racist. And out of the top fifteen paid players,
nine are black or by racial nine of the fifteen
making a combined four hundred and forty eight million dollars
a year. This weekend, I know you kept track how
many black players were taken in the first round. Twenty
six guys, twenty six of thirty two in the first round,
we're black. That's over eighty percent. You know, it's always
the same cast of characters who cry racism and try
to divide. So I guess we should not be surprised.
But it's pathetic, it's lazy, and it only takes away
from those times when racism truly does exist. The boy
who cried wolf, stop doing this. You know, the speculation's
going to continue. We'll hear more and more from scouts,
et cetera as far as why it took till pick
one took name to be called but please just stop
with the race bating Yes one hundred times.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Stephen A. Smith was one of the people that was like,
this is clearly this is clearly an actor, and I'm
just like, I can't. I mean, in the NFL, what
are they going to start calling racism in the NBA next?
Speaker 5: Is that?
Speaker 2: What is this headed?
Speaker 1: Hopefully they'll play that when he runs for president. It's
just so they'll just play that clip. It's like, dude, stop,
just stop.
Speaker 2: I mean, it really is it is.
Speaker 1: It is done like and She's absolutely right. The more
they scream it, the less that it has an effect
on people. It's kind of like we've been called that
a good jillion times, and I remember the first time
we were called it, it bothered me, Like it bothered me,
it was bad. But now you call me that, I'm
like whatever, I know what I am. You know what
I mean? It has no effect with her. It should
have been affect. It should mean something that they'd taken
all the meaning out of it.
Speaker 2: Yep, yep. There was the White House Correspondence Association dinner
this weekend. Of course, Trump did not go. No members
of his administration went, and neither did the hired comedian
that was supposed to. You know how they always have
a comedian doing the sort of the MC stuff, right, Well,
that Amber what was her name, Amber Ruffin or Huffin,
something like that. She was that black chick who I
think may have been on SNL. I'm not sure what
her comedian background is, but she has been going on
all of these talk shows lately talking about how she's
just essentially gonna rip Donald Trump to shreds. And it
got to the point where the Association was like, you
know what, we're just not gonna We're not going to
have you. We're not just We're just not gonna have
a comedian. And so they didn't, and that was an
interesting choice for them. The the top dog at the
White House Correspondence Association a guid by the name of
Eugene Daniels. I mean, these dinners are all about just
puffing themselves up, super self serving, and so here is
what here is what he said, unronically to the crowd
of journalists a.
Speaker 5: Lot of things.
Speaker 3: We are competitive and pushy, we are impatient, and sometimes
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Speaker 5: But we're also human.
Speaker 3: We miss our families and significant life moments in service
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seriously the heavy responsibility of being stewards of the public's trust.
What we are not is the opposition. What we are
not is the enemy of the people, and what we
are not is the enemy of the state.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, we're gonna stand up a clap of a
Trump Laura blue suit morea a damn blue suit wins. Yeah,
you're not the animated people.
Speaker 2: God, ridiculous yourself the right, Yeah, they totally are.
Speaker 1: You are you actually are the anemy of the people.
You have made this country the just the divided state
that it is like with a little bit of Obama's health,
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Speaker 2: And they just think so much of them self, you
know what I mean? Is incredible. The it's like it's
the Oscars for the press essentially, and it's.
Speaker 1: It's everything zero self awareness.
Speaker 10: Zero.
Speaker 1: These people cannot say, hey, you know I have I
have zero accountability. I haven't done anything. I'm not responsible
for any of this that's happening. Shut up.
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to introduce the person getting the award. The guy that
won is from Axios. His name is Alex Thompson, and
actually he had a pretty good message for the crowd,
and it is that we effed up when it came
to covering Joe Biden's cognitive decline. Now, of course this
is too little, too late, but at least there's some
level of acknowledgment sort of from this room of people.
Here he is. This year's award.
Speaker 11: Goes to Alex Thompson of Axios. The judges said Thompson's
aggressive reporting on President Biden, especially leading up to and
after the Trump Biden debate revealed the president's cognitive decline
was impacting his ability to do his job. Information the
White House tried to conceal.
Speaker 5: And so did you here without you?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 12: Thank you to Jake Tapper for being a fearless reporter.
This book on this very top.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, it's my speech.
Speaker 12: So a nakedly shameless plug that original Sin is available for.
Speaker 5: Pre order right now.
Speaker 1: I can't.
Speaker 12: President Biden's decline and its cover up by the people
around him is a reminder that every White House, regardless
of party, is capable of deception. But being truth tellers
also means telling the truth about ourselves. Good oh myself
included missed a lot of this story. Really, people trust
us less because of it. We bear some responsibility for
faith in the media being at such lows. I say
this because acknowledging errors builds trust, and being defensive about
them further erodes it.
Speaker 1: My god, I can't.
Speaker 5: Should have done better.
Speaker 12: I believe our mission is vital in a world where
people are struggling to figure out what's true and people
with power are not telling the truth.
Speaker 1: Okay, listen, they didn't just screw this up. They screwed
up COVID. They screwed up the whole Trump presidency before
that was like ninety six percent anti Trump. They screwed
up so much along the way. There's been like screw
up after script after script. They like the culture has
been changed dramatically because of the media. So for him
to be like, well, I mean, we may have screwed
up the Biden thing. We may have lied for four years.
Speaker 2: We missed some stuff.
Speaker 1: Whoopsie, they stop, just stop like that, and they're all like, well,
I mean, did we did we do that? I don't
did we do that? It's they they have They have
destroyed so much of what we love in this country,
you know what I mean, They've made us all. They
have been a catalyst for dividing us more so, I think,
more so than any politician. It's them, Yeah, and they don't.
Speaker 2: I mean, he can say the things. It's like he's
paying just enough lip service to be like, what I mean,
we're totally owning it. Look at all the accountability we're
holding ourselves to. But I mean he's also trying to
plug a book that he helps write with Jake Tepper,
and they's part of it, right, doesn't admit Oh yeah,
I said that Joe Biden had a stutter. That was
the reason I gave for all of his mishaps. Yeah,
and what about is demented?
Speaker 1: What about three years of Russian collusion that we had
to live through. I mean it's not just one thing.
They act as if they just this one little thing
that we did wrong. You've done everything wrong for like
the past I don't even know how many years at
this point. This is why the alternative news media or
our alternative media in general exists, is because you suck
so hard and people are looking for alternatives and they're fine.
Speaker 2: And it was the alternative media, by the way, who
went to you know, like the Getty Images to get
wide shot angles of the Pope's funeral to prove that
this is a non story about the blue suit. Yeah,
because you know that actual press isn't going to do it,
and so they lie to everybody else.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they absolutely lie. It's just I'm just stop it already.
Stop acting like you are the arbiters of truth when
you're not your propaganda machine.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Million people tagged me in this picture of Scott
Jennings at the dinner.
Speaker 1: Look in especially Fox, say look at him looking fly
in his tie.
Speaker 2: And by the way, Scott Jennings was one of the
people that sent this was.
Speaker 1: He really really said that.
Speaker 2: He actually sent somebody else's tweet saying, Oh, don't show
the don't show the chicks this. They're gonna lose their
minds if they see this picture. And look look at him,
look all snazzy. I know, he looked so nice. And
even Caitlin Collins wanted a photo with Scott Jennings.
Speaker 1: Look at that. We got one, so great, look at him.
Speaker 13: Go.
Speaker 2: So another big story that is really setting off people
on the left and the right is the fact that
there have recently been two arrests of two judges. And
I guess that makes liberals really mad when you arrest
people rightly for doing bad stuff. But I guess they
think that judges are somehow immune to being arrested. Presidents
are fine, right.
Speaker 1: Presidents are totally fine. But judges. You can't do that.
Speaker 2: Now, you can't do that. You can't arrest a judge.
And so we're going to get into those stories in
just a minute. But I first want to remind everybody
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All right, So let's get into this first judge story.
It's a judge out of Wisconsin. Her name is Hannah Dugan,
and she apparently had in her courtroom an illegal immigrant
who beats his wife, and the wife, along with several
family members, were there in order to be witnessed to
this wife who was there to say, yeah, this guy
has beat the ever living crap out of me. And
because Ice was waiting for him outside with deportation orders,
and the judge, of course, is a bleeding heart, she
took that guy who was in her courtroom standing trial
for abusing his wife, took him into her chambers and
then helped him escape a private exit in the back,
causing ultimately a police chase and putting other lives in
danger as a result. I mean, she can't not be
more guilty. I don't care who she is. That's when
he goes straight to l Salvador to jail, straight to jail,
what is wrong with these people? And there's people defending
her like this is Oh my god, we're in a
dictatorship if we're arresting judges.
Speaker 1: Now what Yeah, tell that to the lady that he beat.
So we're so this is the thing. Democrats are on
the side of wife beaters. Now, this is what we're doing.
Speaker 2: What we're doing.
Speaker 1: Okay, die on that hill. Let's see how it works
out for you, because this is what they're doing. They're
defending criminals, wife beaters. I mean, all these these people
are going to die on this hill and we're going
to I hope that this actually affects the midterms. I
hope that they are, that the RNC is taking video
of all the stuff, and they are just pummeling people
during the mid terms with all of this imagery. Because
the optics of this so bad, so bad.
Speaker 2: The older millennial had a great rundown of this story.
Make sure to hide your kids and hide your wives
because there is some language.
Speaker 8: All right, So let's talk about why this judge was
actually arrested and not the bullshit reason you've been hearing
from all these liberal TikTok creators. Because I'm sure they've
told you that they arrested her because Trump's a fascist,
you know, because our constant intitution is in jeopardy, because
we're almost a dictatorship. Well, she was arrested because she
very obviously committed a crime. And what crime did she commit. Well,
she tried to help a man who was beating his
fucking wife escape from the police. That's what she did.
Speaker 5: See.
Speaker 8: There was a man in her court named Eduardo Flores Ruiz,
and he was not in court for an immigration hearing. No,
he was in court because he beat the shit out
of his wife. He was there for a domestic violence case. Now,
she was the judge for the domestic violence case. She
had nothing to do with immigration. However, when she found
out that immigration was waiting to arrest this man at
the conclusion of the trial, she first went out into
the hallway and yelled at everybody, which she's a judge,
she's allowed to do that. But then she did something
she's not allowed to do. She took the man who
was currently in her court for beating the shit out
of his wife, and she tried to sneak him out
the back of the building from the cherry exit. No,
you're not allowed to do that. You're not allowed to
help an illegal immigrant is also on trial for beating
the shit out of his wife evade the police. None
of you are. I can't do it. You can't do it,
and this fucking judge can't do it. She was not
arrested because our democracy is in jeopardy. She was arrested
because she tried to help a criminal escape the authorities,
a criminal who was in her courtroom because he beat
the shit out of his wife. I hope she goes
to prison.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I hope she goes to prison too. And these
people who are defending her and defending this, what is
wrong with you? Take a good look in the mirror.
Something seriously wrong with you. It's all because I hate
Trump be so orange. Okay, it really is right. She said,
what is she going to like start dating the guy now? Like, oh,
he beats his wife, he's illegal. Hey, you want to
go out?
Speaker 2: That is my favorite mugshot, probably of all time. Though
I heard bad crying face.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And that's the thing. It's like I saw a
bunch of memes over the weekend where it was you
can tell when somebody's innocent and when somebody's guilty. She's guilty.
Af with that face and the crying, and then you
see Trump's mugshot and he's like, oh no, you didn't.
Speaker 2: Right, right because she thought she genuinely thought she was untouchable.
Well you're not. You're not to get to break the
law this hard and just think you're going to escape.
Speaker 1: And bicker out of control.
Speaker 2: Bill Barr was on one of the news stations, I
think it was Fox, talking about this. I mean, he
thinks this is kind of a slam dunk case the.
Speaker 14: Supreme Court, because I think the law is so clear.
The states argue, the sanctuary states argue they don't have
to affirmatively assist us, the Feds, in getting hold of
these illegal aliens. But this isn't the question of assisting.
This is actually interfering with of harboring, getting in the way,
And so I don't think there's any question about this,
and I think it's time for zero tolerance and getting
back to basics, which are that judges and state officials
are still citizens. They're subject to the federal law, and
they cannot interfere in or impede the federal function.
Speaker 1: This isn't hard. This is like elementary stuff. Yeah, judges
should be like that they should also they should also
be impartial, you know, and you can tell that so
many of these judges aren't.
Speaker 2: They're to radical.
Speaker 1: They're absolutely radical. They have an agenda and man, they
want to carry it out no matter what, even if
they have to break the law to do it. Gross
Get them out of there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and then there's the other judge case in New
Mexico that was actually allowing a trendy Aragua member to
live in his little casita on his property range and
practice shooting stuff. I mean, it's a crazy story. So
both of these judges obviously did stuff wrong like this
isn't This is clear cut criminality, and so Pambondi gave
a rundown of kind of both of these cases. This
runs a little bit long, but I think it's important
that you hear from her why these cases are happening here.
She is steems to want to cooperate. They wanted to cooperate.
Speaker 15: They were sitting in the courtroom with the state prosecutor.
The judge learns that Ice was outside to get the
guy because he had been deported in twenty thirteen, came
back in our country, commits these crimes, charged with committing
these crimes victims in court. Judge finds out. She goes
out in the hallway, screams at the immigration officers. She's furious,
visibly shaken upset, sends them off to talk to the
chief judge. She comes back in the courtroom here going
to believe this, takes the defendant and the defense attorney
back in her chambers, takes them out of private exit
and tells him to leave. We are going to prosecute you,
and we are prosecuting you. I found out about this
the day it happened. We could not believe actually that
a judge really did that. We looked into the facts
and great depth. That's her picture up on the screen,
Hannah Dugan, who is now in custody. You cannot obstruct
a criminal case, and really shame on her. It was
a domestic violence case, of all cases, and she's protecting
a criminal defendant over victims of crime.
Speaker 16: I've actually just had an initial appearance in court. There's
also this other case coming out of New Mexico. Judge
Joel Kano and his wife were arrested for harboring a
TDA member at their home. The alleged DA member had
been picked up by law enforcement, and now he and
his wife were picked up and arrested. And you say
that you believe, as the Attorney general, that the person
that they were having living at their home was a
truly potentially bad individual.
Speaker 15: Can he was the judge upon the screen? Now who
got arrested. Yeah, his name is Ortega. He was a
known is a known TDA member, known TDA member. So
he comes through Eagle Pass January December twenty twenty three.
He's living in our country January twenty twenty five. Ice
they get a tip, Tom Holmes done a great job.
Our FBI did a great job on this case too.
They get a tip that he is living with a
judge and the judge's wife. So they come arrested first
on immigration charges. I Judge Damien Martinez releases him, saying
that Judge Cano has a good BS meter and wouldn't
let just anyone live on his property.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine? But yeah, it just it baffles the mind.
And Democrats are on this side. This is the side
that they want to be on. I wonder if there's
that judge of the New Mexico judge and his wife.
I don't know, because I don't know anything about their
personal lives. But I wonder if they have kids, kids
or grandkids, you know, because it said that he was
a former judge, So I mean, like, do they have kids? Granted,
are they running around the house with the TDA guy
like living in their casita? And what in the world
you guys?
Speaker 2: Well, and there's a photo of the judge like arm
in arm with that guy with the TDA member, And
it's super weird because the judge is wearing like a
like a short sleeved, you know, button down.
Speaker 1: Type of shirt and that's all no pants. I saw
that too. Yeah, like there's something that there's something going on,
obviously something going on. Yeah, and then there's and then
beyond that, you have you have to ask yourself the
question where what money is being transferred here? There's God,
there's money involved here. You know, there's money involved.
Speaker 2: I mean, this is crazy.
Speaker 1: And Dan wants to know, why are you gay? That's
a great question, man.
Speaker 2: Well, and I saw somebody saying, I wonder how Jessica
Tarlove is going to spend this on the five tonight.
That's a great question I would love to see because
she will defend them. She will absolutely defend them. Do
process whatever. Oh my god.
Speaker 1: H absolutely well.
Speaker 2: At least Ellie Honig on CNN seems to be reasonable
about this because he's actually suggest saying it does seem
that these charges are legit. So yeah, here's what he said.
Speaker 5: Let's strip the politics out of it. This is a crime.
Speaker 17: If they can prove what happened here, it is a crime,
this judge, Let's let's strip the trump of it all out.
Let's strip the immigration of it all out. Let's say
law enforcement shows up at a building with an arrest warrant.
They're looking for person A. Person B then says, hey,
there's a secret escape.
Speaker 18: Door out back.
Speaker 17: I'm going to show you the way, and then ushers
that person out in the back door. That is textbook obstruction.
Speaker 1: You think book, you think it's textbook, and you know,
for what at years I both have been saying like
these people should just like let these people live with them.
You know, you've got an extra bedroom.
Speaker 2: And then this judge did it.
Speaker 1: Like he's doing it.
Speaker 2: He's living in his challenge acceptance.
Speaker 1: He's like, all right, jicks, I'll take the CDA member
and I'll put him in my house and we're going
to become BFFs and I'm going to be pants with him.
I mean, it's like, what is happening you guys.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, just incredibly crazy. We also have Scott
way in on these judges.
Speaker 10: Respond to something Y go ahead, which is that you said, well,
you got to worry about the impact on the community.
The president and the Justice Department and his people have
to worry about the impact of illegal immigration on the
country because nobody's been worried about that four years. And
the reason this is important is because this is one
of Donald Trump's biggest criminal justice priorities, and frankly, it's
one of the American people's biggest priorities.
Speaker 1: Yeah, to control this.
Speaker 10: And you know, well, there are people all over towns,
all over this country who have been working over time
to try to stop him from executing on this legit.
If she turns out to be one of them, a
spectacle is warranted so other people will stop.
Speaker 19: I appreciate.
Speaker 10: Is that there are people and one political party in
this country dedicated to re importing illegal aliens hand over fist,
and it is outraged.
Speaker 1: It's true. They will do everything they can to keep
them here. And like you said, reimport them. What is
that there are people here that don't have what they
need and we're thirty something trillion dollars in debt. I
don't know if anybody cares about that. We are. We're
broke well.
Speaker 2: And some of the complaints from the liberals is not
even about the fact that it's a clear cut case
of criminality, which it clearly is. But they're mad about
the spectacle. And that's what he was responding to.
Speaker 1: Why did they have.
Speaker 2: To make it like such this big deal? And these
are the same people that went and did a raid
at mar A Lago with all the freaking FBI people
they're they're complaining about a spectacle.
Speaker 5: Now, I.
Speaker 1: Just assume that this is going to happen. This is
what they do. They always project, no matter what it is,
they always bitch and moan about the very things that
they do. This is what they do all the time.
It's just like every day we see that happening. So
that doesn't surprise me at all.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's true. Another thing that happened yesterday, just out
of nowhere, is that Corey Booker really really really likes
to hear himself talk for hours and hours, So he
got himself together with Hakim Jeffries, and they decided, Hey,
let's go sit on the steps of the Capitol and
just live stream ourselves talking about how bad Trump is
and maybe people will come and join us. And some did.
I think that they were expecting to draw like massive crowds.
They did not do that. There was a smattering at
best of people at any time during the day. They talked,
you guys for twelve straight hours. Oh my gosh, I know,
so here is the beginning, or not the beginning necessarily,
but like somewhere in the middle of this twelve hour marathon,
here's Hakeem Jeffries talking about why they were doing it.
Speaker 20: Time for us to put principal's over party, principles over parties,
all right.
Speaker 6: It reminds me.
Speaker 5: I think that's a powerful moment.
Speaker 2: It's a powerful moment.
Speaker 1: He said. It's so crap. All of this is so cringe.
It's like all the burnout kids from high school going
out to smoke pot and just sitting out there and
they're not doing any wasting everybody's time, much of losers
on the steps totally.
Speaker 2: I mean, this did nothing once again, accomplished nothing right.
Speaker 1: And we for it.
Speaker 2: We pay for that yeah, we paid, We pay for
their salaries. There were a bunch of other congress people
who showed up at random times to chime in. At
one point, Corey Booker talked about his favorite poet, Muhammad
Ali and had this quote.
Speaker 8: First of all, my favorite Muslim poet man named Muhammad Ali,
and that great poet poem two words me.
Speaker 1: We was that Randy? What was that? Randy? Behind them?
Speaker 6: Randy?
Speaker 1: What's her name?
Speaker 2: Yes? As you going in for a while, the education troll.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yes, going in for a while.
Speaker 2: So here they are at the six hour mark.
Speaker 20: My friend, we didn't know how long we would be
out here, and now we have passed our sixth hour
with all of you, and we're not going anywhere I go.
Speaker 18: I'm feeling strong.
Speaker 5: How are you feeling feeling strong?
Speaker 1: They are just it's insufferable, so insufferable. Thanks for wasting
our money and time by doing nothing. You just basically
are approving that you do nothing for money for our money.
Speaker 2: Because again, what did this accomplish? Nothing except for a
little bit of attention. I guess on them, this is
what they live for, is attention. Here they are at
the ten hour mark.
Speaker 9: Power here Now we said we are anchoring ourselves in
the moral traditions. When we came out here over ten
hours ago, Hakima and I said, this is a bigger
moment than politics.
Speaker 5: This is a moral moment in America.
Speaker 9: And we were gonna sit here for a long time.
Speaker 5: I didn't know we'd be sitting for ten hours. But
it's ten hours and we're still going, and we've got
some great people.
Speaker 2: Here, but it's just exhausting. So then at twelve hours
they finally wrapped it up, so it was six am
to six pm. Here they are at the twelve hour mark, but.
Speaker 9: The moral traditions at the six o'clock hour, we're officially
at the twelve hours that we've been at this. We
started walking in your office.
Speaker 1: Got down here.
Speaker 9: If you've been this after six o'clock AM, is now
six o'clock pm.
Speaker 2: This was my favorite question.
Speaker 21: Oh, that is the best thing.
Speaker 1: Blame it on the rain, y'all, blame it on you
know it's true, you.
Speaker 2: Know it's true.
Speaker 1: I miss Willy Vanilly. That is the greats. They look
like them so great.
Speaker 2: I mean, honestly, that's a that's a better look for Hakim.
I think considerate both of them.
Speaker 1: I think both of them should consider that look together
and they should actually like start a group where they
do the little love that girl, Attle girl. They should
do it. I love them anyway.
Speaker 2: It accomplished nothing. It was pointless, and that happened yesterday. Okay, Trump,
you may have heard. We've talked about Act Blue and
how absolutely corrupt they are many many times. Trump is
now saying there's going to be some investigating into ACT
Please read his tweet to our audience. I love it.
Speaker 1: Hopefully Act Blue, the Democrats illegal scam used to raise money,
including from not allowed foreign contributions, is being looked at
by authorities. The Dems only know how to win by cheating, something,
which they do better than any group of party in history.
But now with their terrible policies and candidates, and with
people like crooked Adam Schiff who demanded a full pardon
from Sleepy Joe leading the way, it is almost impossible
to reach their money goals. The USA is wise to
these scoundrels and crooks. Also, why did the auto pen
give Shiff a pardon? Biden knew nothing about it. Who
operated the autopen That is the biggest question being asked
in DC. They almost destroyed our country. They should all
be in jail.
Speaker 2: I agree, I totally agree. And they're going to uncover
so much absolute corruption in this organization. It is so
sketch and so shady.
Speaker 1: Do it, do it, do it, do it.
Speaker 2: It's gonna be good stuff. So Adam Schiff responded in
his own tweet, and here is Adam. He said, Donald
Trump is back to attacking me today because the economy
has been in a tailspin under his mismanagement and so
of his poll numbers. And the last thing you want
is people holding him accountable. Attack me as much as
you like, mister President, I'm not.
Speaker 1: Backing innocent people do not need preemptive parts it ins.
They don't, Adam, they.
Speaker 2: Don't, Yeah, they don't. He was also on Bill Barr,
Bill Barr, Bill Maher's show, ma Ariya actually admitting this
was stunning to me, and it runs a little bit long,
but I was like, this is a story that everybody's
got to hear. He told a story about having his
luggage stolen out of his car in San Francisco and
seemed to recognize that there's a problem in his state.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I couldn't believe it.
Speaker 2: But here he is actually admitting there's an issue.
Speaker 22: So we're going to have to change how we do
business in California. We're going to have to address people's
legitimate concerns about crime. I was in South San Francisco
two years ago after I had experienced in the city
that all too many people had, when my luggage was
stolen out of my car. They tell you don't ever
leave your luggage in the car.
Speaker 15: I never do.
Speaker 22: Until the one time I did, and of course it
got stolen. And what was most memorable the experience for
me is I went to this target in South San
Francisco ten o'clock at night, and I'm getting the toiletries
I'm going to need for my next two days in
the city.
Speaker 5: I get to the cash by yourself, not an assistant.
I think I went there.
Speaker 22: Well, yes, I had somebody drop me off of the store,
and so I.
Speaker 5: Don't mean to make that an issue, ACTE. I waited
somewhere I should not have waited.
Speaker 22: First of all, I had to get the clerk, which
is hard to find, to unlock the shampoo or the whatever.
So that's one thing. And then I get the cashier.
The cashier asked me if I want one of those
Target bags with a little bulls eye on it, and
I said, yes, that Target bag is going to be
my luggage for the next two days. And she asked
me what happened, and I told her, and she basically said,
in not so many words, he had Democrats are assholes.
And I thought, you know, if the cashier in South
San Francisco at ten o'clock at night believes that Democrats
are assholes because the shampoo is locked up and my
stuff got stolen out of the trunk, we've got a
major problem then we have to address. And I think that.
Speaker 1: That's an awesome story. Yes, so do something about it.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, you know what I mean, don't be ridiculous.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's nice that he could like take a moment
to be with the plebs and the people down and
you know, the people that shop at Target, so he
could see what it's like to be, you know, a
normal person. I guess some people don't believe that that
actually happened, but I actually I believe, I believe it,
and I believe that that I believe that woman actually
said Democrats are assholes because you know what, Democrats are assholes.
Speaker 2: And why would he make up that story, right, that's
because it just makes him and Democrats look bad.
Speaker 1: So I don't know why he would make that up
if what makes what makes him look worse is that
he won't do anything about it and that he's not
convented that from happening. So that makes him look worse.
But then these people will still put him in office.
They'll continue to put him in The Gavin Newsom's and
the Nancy Pelosi's continue to do that, and then California
suffers continues well.
Speaker 2: Because it's like the White House Correspondence Association dinner. They
feel like if they just say out loud, we recognize
our mistakes and our problems, that's enough, don't. They don't
actually do the things it takes to fix the problems.
They just want to hear. They just want everybody to
hear them say, oh, we totally own and accept responsibility.
Except they don't. It's a Bayley, just don't. It's a
big therapy session for Libs, that's what it is. Whereas
we are like, okay, then do the things, which is
why we elected Donald Trump because he can do the
freaking things.
Speaker 1: He doesn't care. He doesn't want to be in a
therapy session. He's gonna go get shit done. That's that's
what he does.
Speaker 2: Yep. And then the liberals who keep voting in these
clowns are people who are so freaking stupid that they
just take they just grab onto a media headline or
a leftist narrative and they run with it without actually
doing any research, without actually forming any you know, thought
out opinions of their own. And it never is more
evident than when you do some of those Men on
the Street interviews. This is a couple who keeps relying
on each other to answer the tough questions, but neither
of them can, and it just ends up being the
most cringe Man on the Street interview ever. Checked this
out today to the Bernie Sanders rally. I don't like
what's going on in our country right now. I'm just
kind of disgusted by it.
Speaker 5: What's the biggest risk? Oh gosh, what would you say that?
Speaker 2: Well, I'll let you speak to that.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 18: I don't really care for the the language being spoken
right here in the country.
Speaker 2: Can you give you the examples of specific language?
Speaker 8: I love that.
Speaker 5: Let me think about that. Help. I don't even know
where to start. I would say.
Speaker 1: Oh gosh, Dan, help Dan, helper Dan change the last
couple of months post Biden administration for you guys. Oh gosh,
once again, where do we start?
Speaker 2: You want to you go for this one?
Speaker 1: Yeah? I can't. I can't answer a question.
Speaker 5: List of things I can think of right now?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I just I can't think of them.
Speaker 2: Sorry.
Speaker 1: I'm an independent woman who don't need no man. Dan
Man's plain this please, and this is a liberal woman
in a nutshell. I can't. I can't answer the questions
about why I'm here. I'm just here.
Speaker 2: There's just so many things. I don't know where to start.
Speaker 1: Feelings, emotions, That's why I'm here. I just, I mean,
that's why it is pathetic when you're going to be
another rap and there's signs all around you and people
are there for a cause that you cannot even communicate
the basic reason that you're there. That they don't, they don't,
they don't know why they're there.
Speaker 2: Oh my god. You mentioned Randy Winegarten earlier in the
show because she was on the steps of that one point.
And this clip, it's an old one of Scott Jennings
I had not seen, but it is of him absolutely
schooling Randy Winegarten. You can tell it's old because he's
a little meteor. Okay, yeah, blow up.
Speaker 1: He has lost a lot of weight.
Speaker 2: Lots of weight.
Speaker 1: Like he needs to stop. He needs to stop now.
I was just gonna say, I mean, I normally don't.
He probably needs to stop.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like snay dick snay on the eight loss way
because he's perfect right now. But so this was older.
But this was when he was on a panel with
Randy Winegarten, who apparently was trying to suggest that she
was like this unbelievable force for wanting schools to be
open during COVID, and he was like, bitch, please, only
not so many words.
Speaker 1: I wish she would have said that. That would have
been great.
Speaker 10: Same.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, say but he blessted her and this
is glorious.
Speaker 10: But speaking on behalf of millions of American parents, I
have four at home. I had to teach him at home.
My wife had to teach him at home. I am
stunned at what you have said this week about your
claiming to have wanted to reopen schools. I think most
you'll find that most parents believe you were the tip
of the sphere of school closures. There are numerous statements
you made over the summer of twenty scaring people to
death about the possibility of opening schools, and I hear
no remorse whatsoever about the generational damage that's been done
to these I have two kids with learning differences. Do
you know how hard it is for them to learn
at home and not in a classroom that was designed
for them, And for you to sit in front of
Congress and the American people and say, oh, I wanted
to open them the whole time, I am shocked.
Speaker 5: I'm stunned.
Speaker 10: I'm stunned, and there are millions of parents who feel
the exact same way.
Speaker 1: I just you could hear like the anger and emotion
raised voice, the absolute rage, like he was trying to
control his rage because he's talking about his kids. And
when you start talking about kids, you just want to
like reach across that table.
Speaker 2: It gets super personal.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because she is a lying sack of crap. That woman.
Speaker 2: She God, I loved that he said that stuff too.
Speaker 1: Your actual right there. She had nothing to say nothing,
she was just I think she was stunned that he
was calling her out.
Speaker 2: Had the lesson for doing that. Yeah, he's good people man,
which is why we have yet another clip.
Speaker 1: I'm stunning God a lot today, you guys, I know.
Speaker 2: But this one was so good too, because he went
off on that chick whose name I can't pronounce. I
think it's like so Chel or something.
Speaker 1: It starts with like an X. I don't even not
like her. Yeah, anyway, she was.
Speaker 2: She was talking about that freakin Garcia dude, and she
called him a Maryland man. And he just was like no,
he was like enough with the Maryland Man. He'd lost it.
It was fantastic here.
Speaker 21: It is of the issues that Donald Trump is really
under the water.
Speaker 2: Probaly's worst issue is the Mariland man, who is an
alsavagor right now, it's.
Speaker 1: Something that Marilyn man. He is a marilynd man. What
I will tell you is an l citizen. He is
not a Maryland.
Speaker 10: Country illegally for.
Speaker 1: Four whatever you want to say, Scott, but the American
because we're lying, We're we're not lying American.
Speaker 19: The American, even though they have been saying that about
him for weeks, that is not penetrating on American. Americans
are just miqueled and that's why they bring like how
Trump has handled this.
Speaker 10: He has been saying that for weeks and what is
the entirety of the national news media been saying. He's
a Maryland man. He is a mild mannered suburban father.
We have lied our rear ends off about this kid. Yes,
he is a l Salvador illegal immigrant. He came to
the country fourteen years ago illegally. There is a ton
of evidence that he is involved in gang activity. There
is a ton of evidence.
Speaker 1: But there's a ton of evidence that he beat his wife. Yeah,
and they love white beaters, they sure do, don't they.
Speaker 2: It's just I mean again, they're always on the wrong side,
their way and the in defensible. This is what they do.
The newest story that came out this weekend was about, oh,
my gosh, Trump has deported children, He's deported babies. Yeah,
and so Marco Rubio went off on a in a
talk show about that and he set the record straight.
Speaker 5: Misleading headline.
Speaker 23: Okay, three US citizens ages four, seven and two were
not deported. Their mothers, who are legally in this country,
were deported. The children went with their mothers. If those
children are US citizens, they can come back into the
United States. So there's their father or someone here who
wants to assume them. But ultimately who was deported was
their mother. Who's their mothers who were here illegally. The
children just went with their mothers. But they wasn't like
you guys make it sound like ice agents kicked down
the door and grabbed the two year old and threw
them on an airplane.
Speaker 5: That's misleading. That's just not true.
Speaker 24: Just to be clear, because I do want to get
to the overhaul at the State Department. Is it the
US policy to deport children, even US citizens with their families,
and I hear what you're saying without due process?
Speaker 1: Just don't be very clear there, my god, no.
Speaker 5: No, no, no, no again.
Speaker 23: If someone's in this country unlawfully, illegally, that person gets deported.
If that person is with a two year old child
or has a two year old child and says, I
want take my child with you with me, well then
what you have two choices. You can say yes, of course,
you can take your child, whether they're a citizen or not,
because it's your child. Or you can say yes, you
can go, but your child must stay behind, And then
your headlines would read us holding hostage two year old,
four year old, seven year old, wee mother deported, so right,
the mother, the parents make that choice. I imagine those
three US citizen children have fathers here in the United States.
They can stay with their father. That's up to their
family to decide where the children go. Children go with
their parents. Parents decide where their children go. The US
deported their mothers who were illegally in America.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the White House correspondent cent or, they didn't address
how they handled this situation either, which was poorly and propagandized. Yeah.
But listen, if my mother robbed bank, say she robs
a bank, she gets caught for that, right, she is
a criminal. And this and people who cross our border
illegally are illegals. They've done something illegal. That's a that's
a crime, right, it's a crime. Okay. But if my
other robbed a bank and she was put in jail,
we'd be separated. Nobody gives a shit about that. Nobody cares.
And it happens every single day to American kids. It
happens all the time in this country. That happens people
break the law. Adults do, they have children, They get
separated all the time. Those kids get to go with
their mom if they choose to go with their mom.
I think if they have a dad, like you said,
if they have a dad that lives here, they can
stay here. They have choices. That's nice, isn't it that
they have choices. It's nice. I mean, if my family
member broke the law, we would actually be separated. But
I don't see anybody crying on the left about that.
Speaker 2: I don't well, because the Left doesn't care about citizens
of the country. They only care about illegals. That's who
they defend. You know, it's absolutely crazy. I hope that
your glasses are your good ones.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's I think all my glasses are my not
so good ones. At this point, I'm just gonna have
to get new glasses. But is it a big one.
It's a big one, isn't it? Big one?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Jade Vance retweeted Donald Trump's truth about Russia Ukraine
and specifically a New York Times article that was written
about his positioning of this. And he was mad and
so it's a rant and you need to read this.
Speaker 1: Okay, here we go. No matter what deal I make
with respect to Russia Ukraine, no matter how good it is,
if even if it's the greatest deal ever made, the
failing New York Times will speak badly of it. Little
Peter Baker, the very biased and unchallenged writer for The Times,
followed his editor's demands and wrote that Ukraine should get
back territory in territory, including I suppose Crimea and other
ridiculous requests in order to stop the killing that is
worse than anything since World War Two. Why doesn't this
lightweight reporter say that it was Obama who made it
possible for Russia to steal Crimea from Ukraine without even
a shot being fired. It was also Little Peter who
wrote an absolutely fawning, it terribly written biography on Obama.
It was a joke. Did Baker ever criticize the Obama
CRIMEA giveaway? No, not once. It's only Trump and I've
had nothing to do with this stupid war other than
early on when I gave Ukraine javelins and Obama gave
him sheets. This is sleepy Joe Biden's war, not mine.
It was a loser from day one and should have
never happened, and it wouldn't have happened if I were
president at the time. I'm just trying to clant the
mess that was left to me by Obama and Biden,
what a mess it is. With all that being said,
there was no reason for Putin to be shooting missiles
into civilian areas, cities, and towns over the last few days.
It makes me think that maybe he doesn't want to
stop the war. He's just tapping me along and has
to be dealt with differently through banking or secondary sanctions.
Too many people are dying, He's.
Speaker 2: Right, and it's crazy that everyone is coming down on
Trump for this when he's literally the only person who
has tried to negotiate a piece and he's the only
one that can frankly, and so this was another line
of questioning with Kristen Welker and Mark Rubio, which she
was like, well, how come Trump's not sanctioning Russia hard enough?
Oh my god, I know, it's absolutely insane, And so
Marco Marco set her straight about that as well.
Speaker 24: Here he is given the frustrations that he is voicing,
mister secretary, why hasn't he imposed sanctions yet?
Speaker 23: Well, because I think we're still hoping to see that
this effort works out in diplomacy and that we can
bring these two sides closer together. I mean, the minute
you start doing that kind of stuff you're walking away
from you you're walking away from it. You've now doomed
yourself to another two years of war, and we don't
want to see it happen. I think what's important and
really ways is there is no other country, there is
no other institution or organization on the earth that can
bring these two sides together. No one else is talking
to both sides but us, and no one else in
the world can make something like this happen. But the President,
this is a very significant responsibility and a really important opportunity,
and we want to make sure that we work it
all the way through, that we don't walk away from
something that that that can actually work or that can
actually lead to peace. But we also don't want to
contain you to spend time on something that's not going to.
Speaker 5: Get us there. So throughout this process.
Speaker 23: It's about determining do both sides really want peace and
how close are they or how far apart they are
after ninety days of effort here over ninety days of effort,
that's what we're trying to determine this week. There are
reasons to be optimistic and there are also reasons to
be concerned.
Speaker 5: It's complicated that this was.
Speaker 23: An easy war to end that would have been ended
by someone else a long time ago.
Speaker 5: But right now, the only one who can bring.
Speaker 23: These two sides together to end this war is our president,
President Trump, and we're doing everything we can to see
if we can get that done here over the next fewer.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because your guy couldn't do it because he didn't
even know it helps us start it, right, he's too busy,
crap in his pants and had no idea where he was.
But then she has the audacity to be like, he's
not doing it good enough.
Speaker 2: Right, It's incredible. Yeah, Yeah, God, you know it's bad
when it's bad enough when we have liberal politicians saying
all the crazy things inciding with the absolutely indefensible people
that they side with. But there's a lot of evidence
that pastors across the country are getting way too political.
We have a couple of examples. One a guy by
the name of pastor Jamal Bryant who basically calls Republicans roaches,
and not just Republicans, but people who vote for Republicans.
This is vile, and I cannot believe how many people
attend this kind of disgusting church. But they do. And
so here is Pastor Jamal Bryant.
Speaker 13: But when I used to live with my grandmother in
the projects of New York, how y'all ain't saying nothing.
I discovered something that roachers only start running when you
turn the lights off.
Speaker 2: At long and the lights are out.
Speaker 25: They're gonna be comfortable eating your cirill y'all ain't saying nothing,
climbing in your cupboard. But when you turn the light on,
all the roachs gotta stop moving.
Speaker 18: I came to give a warning, elon Musk.
Speaker 26: The light is getting ready to come off, Donald Trump,
the light is getting ready to come on. Shady past,
the light is getting ready to come on. Mat the
light is get ready to come on. Out, come up
because the road here. Check here, but they won't check
out the lights not coming on.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what in the wood?
Speaker 1: I feel like there's a pulmonary disorder there that has
been undiagnosed. He's got to take care of that. Somebody
needs to tell him there's something happening.
Speaker 2: He needs to be suctioned, essentially, right, some sort of
a snormle device needs to happen there.
Speaker 1: And I this is not a church, not a church.
Where's to talk about the Bible or where is that?
I don't there's nothing. I mean, he literally is up
there like being a propagandist. Gosh, I just this is
why people don't go to church anymore. This is why
they know it's disgusting.
Speaker 2: And there's another example, not quite as flemy, thankfully, this
is a guy in Illinois. I don't know his name is.
He's a Methodist pastor who's talking about illegals and comparing
them to like how Jesus would be looked at.
Speaker 18: Jesus was undocumented. Let me just say that again, and
let that sink in for just a moment. The very
person we're celebrating today, the very one in whom we worship,
was ondocq.
Speaker 5: Men.
Speaker 1: It doesn't help when you do this.
Speaker 18: Jesus was a refugee. Jesus knew what it was to
flee in fear and to live as a stranger in
a strange land. Jesus was that person. If Jesus came
today in flesh and blood, would we even let him
in this? Would we let him cross our borders? Would
we let him into our synagogues and sanctuaries, or would
he be met with a wall, a cage or flight
out of the night.
Speaker 1: I just cannot with this crap.
Speaker 2: I can't.
Speaker 1: Pastor Shelley, we need you, girl, we need you like this.
This is crazy. Jesus was documented, actually, I think didn't
his parents go there for a census? Wasn't that? Yeah? Right,
Jesus was born in Bethlehem because of it. Right, that's right.
It was a whole census thing. I I'm not good
at the Bible. I mean, I'm trying to be good
at it, but I'm not like a theologian or whatever
you call it. But that guy should know that, shouldn't
he know that? I feel like if you're getting up
on a pulpit and you're doing the things, you should
know that kind of stuff. Yeah, anyway, there, it's this
is DEI happening in churches, and that's why people don't
go to church. You just go to Shelley's church and
then all other churches. Just read your Bible, y'all, because
we should tell him to do that.
Speaker 2: Right, switching gear, we need to show you a couple
of people who are just absolutely insufferable, the first of
them being Megan Markle. I didn't think it could get
worse than it's already been, but it can and it does,
and she continues to think she is so special, you guys,
She's such a unique, special flower and she makes everything
around her so special.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she wants you to know it.
Speaker 2: Here she is in some sort of a Time magazine
recognition and I just please try to withhold your vomit
as you're talking about for Treame one hundred. Let's talk
about flower sprinkles.
Speaker 27: But let's because I think it speaks to the tiny
moments of joy that are so effortless and just create
a little bit of magic that we all craving in
our every day They're tiny little flower petals that are dried.
Speaker 28: I started putting them on salads, I started putting them
on scrambled eggs. It didn't actually matter on a yogurt parfec.
The level of charm that you find people have when
they see these tiny, little dried petals is something I
can't fully wrap my head around, but I appreciate that
there is a love for the detail and the small
level of delight that can be added. So pick flower
sprinkles really as an analogy, and think about what you
could do in your everyday life that can just have
a little splash of magic on unexpected moments.
Speaker 1: I'm you know what, I'm shocked she didn't go to
space with all those other bitches. Honestly, she should have
just gone.
Speaker 2: She belonged that belonged.
Speaker 1: On the penis rocket. She just yes, yes, just the worst.
She is the worst. Like who can You're putting flower
petals on yogurt and that is supposed to spark joy magical.
I'd be like, I get it out of there. I
don't want flowers and my yogurt, you guys.
Speaker 2: Or unscrambled egg what are you doing?
Speaker 1: You're scrambled eggs. Don't even like ketch up on my
scrambled eggs. I know somebody y'all do, and you do
you okay?
Speaker 2: But like flowers, who is this woman and thinks it's
so magical? And she's such an inspiration right because she
has nothing else to do with her life. Yeah, the
dogs are fighting over her now like this, she still
calls herself the Duchess of Sussex.
Speaker 1: I thought that she's not supposed to do that. It's like,
I don't like your title is when you leave that
part of your life and you do it on purpose,
with purpose, you're supposed to. The title should be stripped, right,
Why does she continued, She never did that, She was
never the duchess of She just she just bointd the prince,
you know what I mean. She didn't do anything.
Speaker 2: If you thought she was bad, just wait because it
gets worse. Obama so what. Bama has decided that the
reason that people are not noticing her in public is
because they're too attached to their phones, and has nothing
to do with the fact that she doesn't look like
she used to. Okay, I kind of feel like she's
changed in her appearance somewhat. You're gonna see how put
off she is by the fact that she is not
recognized by everyone and fussed over by everyone all the time. Here.
Speaker 1: It is.
Speaker 21: There are a lot of people here of all ages
who are trapped by their phones. And when you talk
about us being disconnected and not talking to each other,
I am. I am not out in the world like
a normal person anymore. But when I am, people don't
even recognize me. You know why, because they're on their phones.
Nobody is looking at each other. I can walk right
past somebody with a hat on, you know, and I'm
just a black woman in a cap, but that's I.
Speaker 2: Don't know, No, I've done I don't know about it.
Speaker 5: I have done it.
Speaker 21: I fly commercial. I am out there with the people,
and folks are not paying attention.
Speaker 2: I'm I fly commercial.
Speaker 1: So okay, okay, I mean, what an.
Speaker 2: Elitist jack hole.
Speaker 1: People are paying people are paying attention to her, you guys, No,
she doesn't have a point. People really don't pay attention
that much anymore. There is a little bit of a
point there. I'll give her a little bit of that.
But I think that she's talking about it not because
of that reason. She's talking about it because she's like, Pela,
I have pay attention to.
Speaker 2: Me, noticed me and want to talk to me and
fun over me.
Speaker 1: Because I'm Michelle freaking Obama.
Speaker 2: That is her most narcissistic way of telling that story.
Speaker 1: She and her brother are like twins.
Speaker 2: It's crazy, isn't It's wild? He literally is her.
Speaker 1: I mean he he's like her, bled her. You guys,
that's crazy.
Speaker 2: Yeah. And then in this last clip for this segment,
before we get to my Pillow Talks, there was a
hugely cringe interview with Bill Belichick, who you know, is
dating like a woman who's like fifty years.
Speaker 1: Younger than he is, like twelve years old. It's gross.
Speaker 2: It's super gross. He's wearing like a flashdance sweatshirt, but
it's like it's so crazy, but it's got like this
big hole in it, and it's just so weird. And
he had so much trouble just answering basic questions. Well,
it turns out she was off to the side and
when the questions turned to their relationship, she put the
key bosh on it right away, and it was just
really awkward. Here's what it was like. Jordan was a
constant presence during our interview. You have Jordan right over there.
Speaker 3: Everybody in the world seems to be following this relationship.
Speaker 7: They've got an opinion about your private life.
Speaker 5: It's got nothing to do with them, but they're invested
in it.
Speaker 1: How do you deal with that?
Speaker 5: Never been too worried about what everybody else thinks.
Speaker 1: Just try to do what I feel like, is that's
for me and what's right?
Speaker 5: How did you guys meet.
Speaker 1: Not talking about this?
Speaker 13: Wow, it's a topic neither one of them is comfortable
commenting on.
Speaker 1: I mean, she's like, Bill, it's time for your meds
and then we're going to go take our daily trip
to the ATM. I gotta go. I mean, it's like,
I'm worried for him. This guy. Listen, I know I
shouldn't be, because like I should be like, God, what
a jerk. This guy's a jerk. He's dating like a
twenty four year old. He's got like a flash dance
because she dressed him obviously, But somebody needs to be
like Bill, blink if you're okay.
Speaker 2: He's like, I don't think he's okay.
Speaker 1: I'm not okay. You guys, this is not okay. It's
so beyond I'm concerned more about him at this point
than I am her. She's I mean, this is gross,
Like what is going on? Somebody in his family, Like,
I'm sure he has kids, right, doesn't he has kids.
He's got to know they're probably older than her, because
that's how this works. And so some one of his kids, whoever,
and his family needs to be like, Bill, are you
all right?
Speaker 2: He's not okay? Like this is that is not None
of that was okay at.
Speaker 1: All, great at all. It's very like Glenn close and
fatal attraction, isn't it, Like she's.
Speaker 2: Yes, and the fact that she's just off to the side,
like monitoring everything and telling him.
Speaker 1: And furthermore, who doesn't want to talk about how you met? Right?
Speaker 5: Like?
Speaker 1: That's pretty basic. It's very basic question. If you're dating
somebody or if you're married to somebody, everybody, everybody will
answer that question, how did you meet? Of course I'm
going to talk to you about how we met. Everybody
has a story, right they Why would she not want
to tell it?
Speaker 2: Exactly? Exactly? All right? We have one Locals tip from
Judy Flood who says, best thing I did was to
get my left knee replaced last summer. See and by
the way, I've been rereading all of the messages from
folks who sent me messages several months ago about their
knee replacements. So I'm rereading all of those. I'm trying
to get my mind around it. And of course I
have Neve now helping me with the day to day updates,
so it's going great. Any stories that you want to share,
I welcome them. I love all the positive stories. If
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Senators are not. Nobody is above the law, but judges are. Well,
maybe conservative judges are not, But by golly, liberal judges
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Media needs to meet Karma. It's true kristin my God
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Speaker 1: Mike Sassman. As a Catholic, I could never imagine hearing
a political sermon. Totally foreign concept for us. Yeah, I
mean except for when the Pope talked about not building walls,
you know what I mean? Remember, Yeah, except for that. Yeah.
Brian Brumley, Jesus' mom and dad were actually on their
way to get documented when he was born, That's what
I thought. But hey, don't let biblical truths stand in
the way of an agenda, right Brian, especially when you're
a pastor, and I feel like that's kind of important.
Michelle Schiffbauer our Son got married Saturday at North Carolina.
I just want to share our joy and blessings with
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in North Carolina before going back to Colorado.
Speaker 2: That is so great.
Speaker 1: Congratulations you so lovely. Don you have a daughter in law? Now,
that's so great. Daughter in laws are awesome. Penny Purdue.
As an actual self checkout attendant, I feel very attacked.
People fail to pay attention and it shows the most
at self checkout. That's true. Actually, you're like this the
saving You're the angel that comes in and swoops in
and saves people. I'm not mad at the person. I
just hate the self checkouts. I need you to be
there to guide me through it because.
Speaker 2: Now I always look like before I enter a self
check out, I always look for the attendant to make
sure that someone is there because I not do it, clearly,
I will mess it up.
Speaker 1: However, totally mess it up.
Speaker 2: I will find the way.
Speaker 1: Because it's I can't do it. Yeah, I feel like
we're replacing people. I don't like that. I want people
to like stay in jobs. I don't like robots. We
should burn all robots with fire. But that's a whole
other story. You guys, bring it in, Bring it in,
you guys. It's Monday. Hope you have the best Monday ever.
We will talk to you tomorrow