Speaker 1: I'm sorry, WTF what is wrong with these people? If
you come here, it is a melting pot, freaking melt
so democrats not working day? Isn't that like every other day?
Speaker 2: Oh my god, can you imagine a worst ticket?
Speaker 1: They're children, these people are, and it's mean to children
to say that mock washed your hair today. Look how
fabulous her hair looks.
Speaker 2: She washed it, you guys, is like the first time
I've gotten super ready, you know, like I'm wearing jewelry,
which amazing.
Speaker 1: She wore the earrings that I got her for a birthday.
Doesn't she look beautiful today?
Speaker 2: She looks so pretty.
Speaker 1: You you got it showered just for you, guys. That's
so nice. Ev thank you so much.
Speaker 2: I was telling Daisy moment of personal privilege, if I may.
I was telling Daisy that my knee is doing really good,
you guys, I'm doing doing really good. Like I'm seeing
some huge optimism that by the end of this month,
I'm gonna be almost normal, like getting to normal. So
I'm very very excited about it. Pain's getting better, everything's
getting better, so I'm very very happy about it.
Speaker 1: The happiest I've seen her today in a long time.
She even cried happy tears, and pre show.
Speaker 2: I did, and we talked about the old radio song
that used to be our intro, which was the Foo
Fighters Walk where they.
Speaker 1: Have learning to walk. Yeah song, That's what I'm doing
right now, right Everything comes full circle?
Speaker 2: Everything, Yes, everything's come full circle. We're going to open
up the show today with some more happy news, really
really happy news, and I'm gonna let Emily Campano do
the telling of it. I'm not even gonna lead into
it except to say here it is.
Speaker 3: Same, less but not least.
Speaker 4: We are overjoyed to announce the newest member of the
Outnumbered family.
Speaker 3: Kaylee and her husband Sean just welcomed their third child,
daughter Avery Grace, to the world. The happy parents sharing
these first photos with us. You can see Avery Grace.
Speaker 4: Letting out a big yawn in mother's arms, and we
are wishing Kaylee and Sean all the best as they continue.
Speaker 3: To grow their beautiful family. And Kaylee shared some notes
with us today. She said that Lake can't stop thinking
about the baby.
Speaker 4: In her own words, she said Nash finally warmed up
to her, which is so funny, and most importantly, she
said that she and Sean keep thinking about Psalm one
thirty nine, that they know that God knitted together Avery
grace in Kaylee's womb, and they praise Him first and
foremost for that.
Speaker 3: So Kaylee, we are praying for you. God bless you.
Speaker 4: We are covering every grace in prayer, and we just
love you so much.
Speaker 3: We can't wait for you to come back, but not
anytime soon. Enjoy motherhood with a sweet third baby. Love
you guys, Udi.
Speaker 1: That is very very sweet. So quick question. Do they
have a boy and a girl before Avery race? Okay, yes,
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Speaker 2: All right, let's get into some news. I was just
telling Daisy in pre show that I was thinking I'd
wake up this morning and there would be news about
the vote about the big beautiful Bill. There's still jabber
jo jawing about it, and there's going to be a vote,
I think at some point, and they're all super tired,
and we're supposed to feel sorry for them.
Speaker 1: They had to work for more than two hours.
Speaker 2: I do not feel sorry for them, But in any case,
there's likely to be a vote today. We'll see what happens.
But we do have news sort of around that. And
I'm apologized for how maybe out of order things are
going to be in today's show, but they just are
okay because, like I just, I was behind this morning, and.
Speaker 1: Because she's clean, there's eighty d happening. It's fine.
Speaker 2: We're all good. So let's get into some news and
some stuff. First of all, just a couple of headlines
to kick us off. The first is that Trump is
hosting Bibe at the White House next Monday. So nothing
really other to say about that than that, but that
is happening.
Speaker 1: All the Panickins are going to love that. Panicons.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Pankins are not going to be happy with that.
Speaker 1: I'm going to love it.
Speaker 2: And then also a very special person turned ninety five yesterday,
comment Soul ninety.
Speaker 1: That's in me remarkable. She has to stick around as
long as possible.
Speaker 2: You know, he needs to make all the records of
like the oldest people alive. Yes, he needs to bust
all those records.
Speaker 1: Agreed, mock agreed.
Speaker 2: He is a treasure. So that is h Thomas ol
was to turn ninety five yesterday. Some interesting polling and
that is about who is in the lead for the
Democratic potential presidential nominee in twenty twenty eight. Turns out,
according to this Emerson College poll that it's Pete mayor Pete,
Secretary Pete, whatever you want to call him, chest feeding Pete.
He is the front runner to be the Democratic nominee
by a little bit. Like he's ahead of Kamala. He's
got sixteen percent of the vote compared to Kamala's thirteen percent.
Gavin Newsom squeaking in right behind Kamala at twelve percent,
then AOC five steps back, tied with Josh Shapiro and
Bernie Sanders, who is like older than Thomas Sole. He is,
I know, right, like twice over in the world.
Speaker 1: I bet it could be like Pete and Gavin, or
Pete and AOC running on a ticket together so they
have a female you can do like Pete and AOC,
which I just can't see Gavin not being on that ticket,
because they're that stupid to put Gavin on the ticket.
They're that stupid to put Pete on the ticket. I mean,
they don't. These people are all losers. I all them,
They're all losers. Their bench is so bad, you guys,
it's pretty bad.
Speaker 2: And Pete, I mean, this is all well and good,
right that he's at the top of this pole. But
there was another poll that shows that he has a
problem area, and that is he has zero percent support
in the black community.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 5: Zero.
Speaker 1: What's he gonna do to fix that? I don't I
don't know, I don't know. I don't know how you
do that. The only well, then, I guess the solution
to that would be for him to pay a running
mate like Jasmine Crockett.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, can you imagine a worst ticket? I
just get there's so many odd possible combinations, right, but yeah,
that's anyway. That is the absolute state of the Democrat Party.
Were there you go the apropos of nothing, but just
thought that this was an interesting sort of customer service moment.
But Trump had a problem yesterday with AT and T,
and he let the world know about it. If you
want to go ahead and read this, God, I love this.
Speaker 1: I apologize for the long wait on the faith leader's
conference call. AT and T ought to get its act together.
Please pass along the word to the tens of thousands
of people who are there. We may have to reschedule
the call, but we'll use another carrier the next time.
AT and T obviously doesn't know what they're doing. I'm
doing a major conference call with faith leaders from all
over the country and AT and T is totally unable
to make their equipment work properly. This is the second
time it's happened. If the boss of AT and T,
whoever that may be, could get involved, it would be good.
There are tens of thousands of people on the line.
Oh do you remember when you didn't you have a
run in with ATEN? Run the radio and I was like, Mack,
you needed you like blast them from our Twitter.
Speaker 2: I did, and then I got like, I got contacted
by a high high up at AT and T who
completely helped me solve my problem. So it does work
when you call them, when you put them on blast
and you are in a position where you have a
bit of a platform to do.
Speaker 1: It, a little bit of following yet search. But what
if you don't.
Speaker 2: I know that's why they suck.
Speaker 1: They suck so hard at and t get it together.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they suck super hard. They do suck. Also, the
reason for my name today is that your favorite Nicole
Wallace of MSNBC decided to interview Jason Bateman. So my
name today is Jason batemok he I did not know
this about him. This is super disappointing. I should have
expected it. But he's a super progressive weirdo who has
lots of just disdain I guess for Trump supporters. Cannot
believe that we prefer to keep ourselves in the dark
and void of facts, which is a crazy thing to say,
but that's what he thinks, and here he is to
say it.
Speaker 6: You have to make a real effort to stay insulated
from the facts and common sense. I joked earlier about
the The Trump Show. I really am fascinated. I can't
stop watching and marry that to the fact that there
are eighty some million people that would vote again for
him tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, we would would. As he lives in his
gated community and he's never known anything, but his whole
life is pretending to be other people. Okay, Jason, all right.
Speaker 2: Is it about the creative types?
Speaker 7: Man?
Speaker 1: I don't know in Hollywood, hollyweird. I think his sister
is actually sort of normalish Justine. Yeah, she's the one
that doesn't do any of the fillers and the botox,
and she's and I've seen her, like, I don't I
probably shouldn't say this out loud, but I think that
she's more of like an anti vaxer and stuff like that.
She's I wouldn't say she's conservative, but she's not your
normal rebel.
Speaker 2: Yeah. She's like she's just gonna do and say what
she wants.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she's like, I don't give a crap what you
think about me. She's that which I actually really respect.
I got better than somebody who's just going along with
the celebrity flow because that's safe and easy. Jason, Yeah,
I know.
Speaker 2: That was just like so disappointing.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Also, there's apparently this new movement that is called the
People's Sick day, and I will just let this TikTok.
There's a bunch of tiktoks about this. I'll just let
you see this one so you'll get the gist.
Speaker 9: Stopped working, stop spending, and stop producing all at the
same time, there's a movement brewing. It's called the People's
Sick Day, and and what it is is a three
day economic blackout that means no work, no shopping, no production,
just pause. Three days where we remind the system that
without us, nothing moves. But here's the twist. We're not
giving out the dates until forty eight hours before because
we don't want to get the corporation's time to plan
and stop us from having this happen. Because let's be honest,
if they knew what we were planning, they'd shut it
down before it even started.
Speaker 1: This isn't a protest.
Speaker 9: This is a strategic disruption to the machine that feeds
off of our hard work and labor. If you want
to be a part of it, go to the People's
Sick Day dot com, join the discord, and join the movement.
This is how we stand up against what is happening
in our country. We need to shut it down. We
need to shut it down. So go to the People's
Sick Day dot com sign up for the discord and
you can get more information there.
Speaker 1: Why does she sound like Janice from Friends Cham they're
banga my god, she's so Democrats not working day? Isn't
that like every other day?
Speaker 2: I mean, that's how they're able to protest anyway.
Speaker 1: Like that's that's them. That just defines them. Also, you
are an HR, you would be like for the for
the Democrats that do work, Like in a corporate environment,
you would be like, Democrats aren't gonna be the blue hairs,
aren't gonna be here for one day? Whoa you would
be so excited.
Speaker 2: Well there's I mean, immediately I did put on my
HR hat and I was like, how is this even
gonna work? If they're only going to give out the
dates forty eight hours in advance and a lot of
companies require notice before putting in for time off or whatever,
and you're not. If you have like a whole bunch
of people call in sick on the same day, those
people could easily be fired for doing that, you know
what I mean, Like, because we know you're not sick,
like we get it. So it's not like companies and
corporations are not going to hear about this and know
that it's happening because it's being publicized obviously. And so
somebody signed up and you know, just to see what's
going on. This is from their Facebook page and it's
it's super confusing because they're listing you know, this is
for the working class, the people that actually are the
cogs and the wheel, and it says the plan we're
organizing a three day national sickout starting the day after
Memorial Day weekend, which of course is in the past.
Speaker 1: I know, that's what I thought. That was weird too, Yeah.
Speaker 2: And then we won't release the exact dates yet. This
is a sneak attack. The goal is to build momentum
before the corporations catch on. Medical and emergency workers are exempt.
So I don't, I don't, I don't know, Like if
you want to sign up for it and like keep
tabs on what they're doing by all means, but like
hr people will do that too. Do they not get it?
Speaker 1: You know?
Speaker 2: What I paid Like this is we're onto you, Like
you can't you can't publicize and also hide this all
at the same time to have a sneak attack. And
I remember how things.
Speaker 1: Work, you know, and I worked when we worked in
corporate America. I don't know. Maybe it's because I was
just conscientious and I was an adult, and I didn't
like I didn't want to miss unless I really was sick.
I didn't want to not work. I had work to do.
Speaker 2: I didn't, right, And it makes your job harder when
you come back and you have a bunch of time.
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sucks for them, you know what I mean? Because I
felt like I needed to be there because I was
contributing to the company. I felt like I was a
contributor and I didn't want to not be there unless
I really didn't feel well.
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Speaker 2: For no reason other than it's amusing. We have a
clip of Jasmine Crockett thinking that she is smarter than
this other dude, and I wish I knew his name,
but I don't. So it's one of her colleagues in
Congress and he's asking her a question about the Constitution,
which she laughs at. She literally laughs at him, and
then he proceeds to school her. And just for that reason,
it is glorious behold.
Speaker 10: Entered the United States illegally that the due process requirements
for that individual are the same as they are for
a US citizen.
Speaker 11: I thought the question was for me, but it seems
like the lawyers on this side, or just my entire
team knows the answer. Per the Constitution, Yes, if you
are on our soil, you are guaranteed due process. And
the fact that there's even a question is why we
are struggling right now. In addition to an additional issue
that I have is the executive order that was signed
by the President that seemed to get rid of birthright citizenship,
which also is laid out in the Constitution, which is
why even the most conservative judges.
Speaker 1: Have ruled against. There is no one that is ruled
that that was okay.
Speaker 10: Okay, thank you, I'm welcome, so thank you not simply untrue.
The Supreme Court has made it very clear that due
process is a context dependent inquiry, and someone who is
here illegally in this country facing deportation, the requirements of
due process are specific to that context. And the problem
is that during the last administration, we had ten million
people who came into this country without the least amount
of vetting, and it's created an enormous backlog in our
immigration courts. Now, what we actually did in a measure
that we passed in this committee is a couple weeks ago,
which I believe every member of the Democrat more minority opposed,
is we sought to provide the resources for our immigration
courts to operate in a fair and efficacious manner by
increasing the number of immigration judges, of lawyers of courtrooms
in order to remove this backlog of millions of cases
that now exist. So I think it's highly problematic to
hear arguments about due process from the side that is
actually voting against providing the resources that are needed for
due process. But I think it's even more problematic to
make the argument than an illegal immigrant, perhaps with a
criminal record, facing deport should receive the full measure of
due process that an American citizen does. Here that simply
is not what the constitution replied.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was actually from a House Judiciary Committee hearing
on May twentieth, And that so much right, mean too,
And I can't believe we're just now like seeing it.
It's making the rounds because it was awesome that. I
don't know how it is though, I don't if you
if you know who he is the caption covered, isn't it.
I know, if you guys know who he is, please
tell us, because he's awesome. He's very measured, but he's right.
I just it's astounding to me how people like her
can be like and they all get due process when
they didn't give one single crap about vetting these people
on the way in. It's like laws didn't matter when
they were all porn across the border. Now they're like,
all of a sudden, they're like oh, due process, right,
exactly what is going on?
Speaker 2: I don't know. I don't razy. It's incredible, it is crazy,
it is infuriating. She gets Kevin Kylie from calous.
Speaker 1: Okay, Danielle, thank you, yes, thank you.
Speaker 2: Okay, I haven't heard his name before, but ravo to
Kevin Kylie because that was a SmackDown that I very
much enjoyed. Yes, all right, we need to talk about
what happened on CNN yesterday with this ice app. So
like some idiot decided to create an app that tracks
where ICE is so that psychos can go and essentially
stop them from doing their jobs or worse, harm them.
It's ridiculous. At least when Fox talked about it, they
told the news story, which is that there is this app,
but they didn't promote it, which is really really different
from the way that CNN covered it. So first you're
going to see how Fox addressed the news story.
Speaker 12: Because there's are seeing a five hundred percent increase and
assaults against them, and a lot of this is because
politicians like AOC like Governor Tim Walls, like Gavin Newsom
demonize our ice enforcement officers and give them free passes,
and examples like these these apps are absolutely obstructing justice.
What our ICE enforcement officers are doing is enforcing the
rule of law. If these rioters, these activists and these
politicians don't like the law, they should change it. Don't
go after our ice law enforcement. It's disgusting, it's wrong
and is on America.
Speaker 2: I mean, they talked about the fact that there's an app.
They didn't show it, they didn't name it, they didn't
promote it, they didn't tell people how to use it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's how you do it. That's how you do that.
Speaker 2: But as Mary Jane Thomas just said, CNN hates America,
and so this is what their report looked.
Speaker 5: Like, ice raids and mass deportations. One tech developer is
pushing back with an app designed to track ice activity
in real time. It's called ice Block and it's controversial
to say the least.
Speaker 3: Claire, do you use it?
Speaker 1: Is with us?
Speaker 13: Now?
Speaker 5: How does this work, Claire? And what are the legal implications?
Speaker 1: Wow? Yeah, John.
Speaker 2: I talked with Joshua Aaron.
Speaker 14: Who is the longtime tech worker who developed this platform,
and he said he really wants it to be an
early warning system for people about the location of immigrations
and customs enforcement officers.
Speaker 2: So he says he does not want people.
Speaker 14: Interfering with those officers' activity, but he does want people
to be able to avoid them altogether if they want.
So you open the app. It looks like a map,
and users can tap the map to report an ICE
sighting in their area, and then everybody who uses the
platform within five miles of that siding will get a
push alert. This is a free iPhone app. It is anonymous.
Erin says he doesn't collect any user data. And what
I think is really interesting about this in this moment
is we've seen so many of the biggest leaders in
tech supporting President Trump, but Aaron is sort of an
example of the fact that there are people within the
tech industry who are really resistant to Trump's policies. I
asked him what he would say to those tech leaders who,
for example, were at the inauguration.
Speaker 2: Here's what he told me. Take a listen, my god.
They interviewed the car. I understand that you have shared
holders to report to you.
Speaker 12: I understand that you have employees need their paychecks.
Speaker 2: But at what point do you say enough is enough?
Speaker 14: And John I could say that ICE did not respond
when I asked them about this platform, about Aaron's opposition
to their activity.
Speaker 2: Uh, except that ICE says CNN never reached out to
us for comment, and if they did, we would have
provided the statement which they said. This is reckless journalism,
This is overt activism. But the best part about it,
I guess is that now that CNN promoted it, now
people are going to it in droves to just put
safe locations right, to make it utterly you which is
I encourage people to do that.
Speaker 1: Conservative should Conservatives should go out there and just flood
the crap out of it, Just flood it. Look at
that tool, like that's the look at him. I mean,
it totally attracts you, guys, doesn't attract I mean, look
at him.
Speaker 2: I swear.
Speaker 1: And so they say they give free advertising for this.
They just keep free advertising to their whatever fourteen followers.
But what if somebody developed an app that tracked CNN journalists,
MSNBC journalists, ABC, CBS, all of them. What if they
tracked all of them? Would they be delighted about that?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 1: Because this is the thing. ICE agents are just doing
their jobs right, and now CNN just put them in danger.
Speaker 2: It's it's so it's just so irresponsible unfortunately, and it
is irresponsible.
Speaker 1: You're so irresponsible. Yeah, and listen, if you're breaking the law,
you should face consequences. Bottom line about all of this, Like,
that's what soyboy here needs to understand. If I broke
the law, I'd go to jail, and you know what,
I'd be separated from my family.
Speaker 2: That's how it deal.
Speaker 1: Works, That's how that's how committing crimes works in this country.
Speaker 2: Exactly So Caroline Lovett when she held her presser yesterday,
she had not been made aware of this entire debacle
until she was asked a question about it in the
press pool.
Speaker 1: And here is how she responded.
Speaker 2: And again, this is why I love her because like
it doesn't matter if she is uninformed about a particular topic.
She listens, she immediately has a response and it's always
spot on. Here is Caroline.
Speaker 15: And I've just watched to see an N segment on
a new app called ice Block, and it kind of
appeared to be promoting this app where you can tell
people where ice agents are.
Speaker 2: Given the recent.
Speaker 13: Rides, ali that tells people where ice agents are.
Speaker 12: Yes, and given the rise I believe five percent increase
in assaults on ICE agents.
Speaker 16: I want to see if you could comment on that
and why CNN would be promoting such an app.
Speaker 2: Well, it's a very good question.
Speaker 13: I'll have to go back and watch the clip myself,
but surely it sounds like this would be an incitement
of further violence against our ice officers, as you know,
as you've stated, there's been a five hundred percent increase
in violence against ICE agents law enforcement officers across the
country who are just simply trying to do their jobs
and remove public safety threats from our commit unities. And
that's something we as Americans, including journalists at CNN, who
live in many of these cities where illegal aliens are
hiding and we're let in from the previous administration, should
be very grateful for.
Speaker 1: So we haven't seen the clip.
Speaker 13: We'll take a look at it, but certainly it's unacceptable
that a major network would promote such an app that
is encouraging violence against law enforcement officers who are trying
to keep our country safe.
Speaker 1: I think she actually does better when it is off
the cuff. She's phenomenal at her job, like when it's
something that she has to read, you know, like when
when somebody says, here's something you got to like read
this tweet, Like I have to read a tweet and
I'm blind. It's like she does better when she's just
going with the flow. She's awesome.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean there's there's no one that's done. I mean,
there's been a lot of good press secretaries, but she.
Speaker 1: Is right up there, definitely the goat.
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Speaker 2: Tom Holman was on the Benny Show and Benny asked
him for his thoughts about hearing about this ICE app
And here is Tom Homan.
Speaker 1: What's your response to CNN.
Speaker 17: It's disgusting. I mean, I cannot believe we're in a
world where the men and women who enforce law are
the bad guys and one who broke the law of
their victims. And look, it's already a dangerous job. You know,
your ICE agents arresting the worst of the worst President
Trump committed from day one, we're going to concentrate their
effort on public safety threats and national security threats. So
right there, the job is already dangerous. But when you're
out there tracking ICE movements and giving people heads up
there coming, that just puts the danger at the own
new level. You know, it's only a matter of time
for someone sits in herding and wait for an ICE
agent and tries to take them out.
Speaker 1: I don't know how this can even be, I know,
I mean it's a very fine line. I mean, because
I'm all about free speech and like being. I get it.
I get the whole America is free. But like I,
when you put law enforcement into you know, and this
this whole notion of putting them into danger, I just
we're crossing the line. I just feel like this is
a really strange place to be in this country. And
I can't believe that. I just can't believe that anybody's
a Democrat at this point. I don't understand it. Why
do you want to be on that side? Why do
you want to be on this side?
Speaker 2: It's always, yeah, it's always on the side of lawlessness
and criminals and illegals and people that are doing terrible offers.
Speaker 1: I just don't And I assume it's because they just
hate Trump so bad. Like I, I just don't. I
don't get it. I just don't understand why you're so
these are people These are good men and women who
are just doing their job, and they're just trying to
promote the law. That's all.
Speaker 2: Crime, right, Why are we trying to not allow people
to prevent crimes?
Speaker 1: This just wouldn't have happened twenty five, thirty years ago.
You know, I'm looking at these people. I'm like, what
the hell is wrong with you?
Speaker 2: Someone just asked about the code for lean It's fireworks
twenty twenty five at takelean dot com.
Speaker 6: Did I was?
Speaker 1: I not clear about that, though you were.
Speaker 2: I think they just missed it and they wanted to repeat,
so I just wanted to make sure that everybody heard that. Also,
here's an interesting development. The White House is currently working
on ways to exclude illegals from the US Census. This
is according to Stephen Miller, this could potentially take away
a bunch of House seats from places like California, who
are of course flooded with the illegals. And this makes
all the sense in the world. We should not be
determining representation in our Congress based on people who are
not even allowed.
Speaker 1: To vote, agreed Mock. Yes, it has to be allowed,
but get it done, Like Nick said, get it done.
This is it's outrageous that we even like, why would
you do that? Well, because they want to have they
want to win elections.
Speaker 2: That's why, exactly exactly as you know, I think we mentioned,
you know, at some point today there's likely to be
a vote I hope on the big beautiful bill. We're
kind of waiting for that to happen. There was, there's
still lots and lots of chatter, lots and lots of
floor speeches being made and all that. Caroline talked about
it quite a bit in her presser yesterday. She also
talked about the fact because you know, Trump is taking
big issue with Jerome Powell right now for not reducing
the interest rates, and in fact, Jerome Powell sent a
handwritten note to I'm sorry. Trump sent a handwritten note
to Jerome Powell, and Caroline had a copy of it,
which she shared with the press pool.
Speaker 13: Right here, this is a chart of all of the
interest rates of many countries throughout the world. At the
top of Switzerland, they're only paying a quarter for interest rates. Cambodia, Japan, Denmark, Thailand, Botswana, Barbados, Taiwan, On, Bulgaria, Cuba, Sweden, Morocco,
Cabo Verde, South Korea, Algeria, Canada, Albania, Libya, Malaysia, China,
New Zealand, Trinidad and Tobago, Chechiya, Bolivia, Australia, Costa Rica,
the Bahamas, Kuwait, Papa, New Guinea, Bosnia, United Kingdom, and
the UAE are all paying lower interest rates than the
United States of America, which has one of the hottest
and strongest economies in the world. The President sent this
note to the FED Chair. It says, Jerome, you are,
as usual too late. You have cost the USA a
fortune and continue to do so. You should lower the
rate by a lot. Hundreds of billions of dollars are
being lost and there is.
Speaker 1: No bringing the receipts.
Speaker 2: She's got so much. Can't imagine being the FED chair
and like getting that and thinking, like you're getting totally
dissed by the President of the United States. But also
you now have like a piece of history, you know
what I mean, Like he should frame that thing, right,
because that's kind of amazing.
Speaker 1: It is amazing. Yeah, I just she always brings them,
She just brings it. Yeah's like here he's gets stuff.
Speaker 2: Good stuff. Okay, So all there's a lot of very
unhappy people in Congress right now because they've been up
for over twenty four hours and no having to work
really hard for the money right now, you guys and sad.
Speaker 1: All the all the new moms or moms in general
out there going so we haven't slept in eighteen years,
Get over yourself.
Speaker 9: Well.
Speaker 2: One of the people, one of the Democrats who's a
no vote on this bill anyway, who's very upset, is
because he's missing his family vacation right now and he
wants everybody to know about it. Oh is John Fetterman here?
Speaker 6: He is.
Speaker 11: I just want to go home.
Speaker 17: I've already I've missed our entire trip to to beach.
Speaker 2: My family's going to be back before we get so.
Speaker 17: Uh and again I'm going to vote no.
Speaker 6: There's no trauma.
Speaker 1: The votes are going to go.
Speaker 17: In fact, the only interesting votes are going to be
on the margin where that's Collins or Johnson and those.
Speaker 6: But all the Democrats, we all know how that's going
to go.
Speaker 18: And I think I don't.
Speaker 17: Think it's really helpful to put people here to when
it's someone godly out were in again?
Speaker 1: Has he put like his beach car hearts on? How
does he do that what happens. It's like, I mean, he.
Speaker 2: Might want to talk to his own leadership because part
of the reason they've been there so long is because
they've read the damn thing out loud.
Speaker 1: So, yeah, he's not going to do that.
Speaker 2: Why would he do that.
Speaker 1: He's not going to do that now, Actually, beach Vak
John what a whiner. They're all whiners. But I do
think it's funny that they were forced to read the
definition of a woman because that's in there. It's in,
It's in the bill, and that was probably the most
delicious part of it, is when they had to do that,
to read that out loud, that was a good part.
Speaker 2: One of the people who is very much against this big,
beautiful bill, which is not a surprise, he's talked about
it before, is Elon Musk, and it has started. It's
kind of it's rekicked and reignited the fight between Elon
Musk and Donald Trump. Unfortunately they are spatting once again.
Elon making it very clear he is on the side
of Thomas Massey and he knows that. You know, Trump
is going after Massy pretty hard. But if Elon has
anything to say about it, he's going to make sure
that anyone Trump tries to primary as a result of
voting no on the Big Beautiful Bill, Elon will support
those people. And here is what he basically tweeted. They
will lose their primary next year if it is the
last thing I do on this earth. So for every
member of Congress who campaigned on reducing government spending and
votes for the Big Beautiful Bill, Elon intends to make
them lose.
Speaker 15: Yeah, so he thinks he thinks he has a lot
of power, which I mean, listen, I think he was
in a grole, but he was not the reason that
Trump won.
Speaker 1: So he kind of needs to check his ego a
little bit, you know, just maybe.
Speaker 2: I mean, he's got an enough power where he could
be problematic. Problematic right in that he's talking about, you know,
kickstarting this new party, the America Party. That's another thing
that he's really pressing. He said, if this insane spending
bill passes, the America Party will be formed the next day.
Our country needs an alternative to the Democrat Republican uniparty
so that the people actually have a voice. Read what
Sean Captain Deplorable wrote back to Elon.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all this will do split the GOP vote and
hand every election to the Dems. By this logic, you
should have started your own social media platform from scratch,
but you bought X and took it over. Do the
same with the GOP. Make your money go further, fund
primary challenges to replace the Rhinos. Turn the GOP into
the America Party instead of trying to build a party
from scratch. That's the only way your vision is even
remotely viable. Listen, the America Party has already been tried.
It's called the Libertarians. I don't know what to tell him,
but I'm not. There are times where I look at
the two party system, because it is a two party
system in this country, and they are one and the same.
I get pissed off at our side too. I think
sometimes I'm like this is all worth, Like we've been
doing this sixteen years. I get really disillusioned sometimes. But
I just don't think that saying I'm gonna start a
whole other party is gonna I agree, it's just gonna
it's gonna take votes away from the Republicans. It's gonna
take it's just gonna split people even further, and it's
become it's going to become more fragmented. I don't think
it's gonna do what he thinks it's going to do.
Speaker 2: Right, it's gonna it's just gonna hurt in the exact
way that Captain Horble is saying. It's gonna split the vote.
And that is the last thing that we need right now, right,
I mean.
Speaker 1: It's we are maybe just try fixing the incestuously dysfunctional
mess that we have right now. Try doing that, because
that's harder. People don't want to do that. People should
be like, just like flip the board and start over.
You can't, We're too the toothpaste is too far out
of the tube. We can't do that. But that's a
lot harder.
Speaker 2: So unfortunately Trump is carrying out this fight in public,
which was the problem with the last fight, right, Like
none of us wanted to see that. We just wanted
them to like have these discussions behind closed doors. We
don't need to see all of your your romance fading,
you know, Like that's just I don't the kids don't
want to see our parents fight. Okay, we don't want
to see that. But Trump is, you know, he is
taking his feelings public, and so he had a tweet
about this late last Night, where he goes pretty personal.
He says, Elon musk knew long before he so strongly
endorsed me for president, that I was strongly against the
ev mandate. It's ridiculous and was always a major part
of my campaign. Electric cars are fine, but not everyone
should be forced to own one. Elon may get more
subsidy than any human being in history by far, and
without subsidies, he would probably have to close up shop
and head back home to South Africa. No more rocket launches, satellites,
electric car production and our country would save a fortune.
Perhaps we should have Doge take a good hard look
at this big money to be saved.
Speaker 1: Okay, I speak, I speak, I speak guy, I speak dude,
and so I can translate a little bit of this. Okay,
just in my fifty three years, I've learned to speak dude.
So here's the thing. It's code. I think this is
code for why are you such an ungrateful jerk? Why
are you so ungrateful? I let you in my inner circle,
and then you come in and then you treat me
like garbage after all I've done for you and I've
let you. Because he doesn't let a lot of people
in right. I mean, the dude has been shot at,
people have tried to kill him. He's not very trusting
at this point. After the first administration, He's been through
a lot of crap. I'm just saying he's he learned
his lesson in his first administration and he's been dragged
through the mud and he is sort of like a
little more guarded. Let the guy in. The guy said
the most horrible thing that you can say about a
person a guy. I mean he said he was a
pedophile for crying out loud. Okay, so when he let
you into a circle and you turn around and you
act and you beat pray him basically, And you know
how much Trump likes loyalty, this is code for you
did awful things to me, You said awful things about me.
I let you in and that is not nice. And
why are you such an ungrateful jerk. That's guy speak.
It's guy speak, and he's doing it in a business way.
I'm just saying, that's I speak, guy and that's him. Well,
it's nothing new.
Speaker 2: I mean, years ago, Trump has said he wants to
remove any subsidies from ev stuff like he's been It's
not like he's doing or saying something new to spite Elon.
He's literally staying with the same position that he's had
for years. So this is nothing new.
Speaker 1: It isn't anything new. But I think Trump feels absolutely
betrayed by this guy, and totally, I mean, I get it.
I would be too, I honestly would be doing that.
Speaker 2: I'd be like, seriously, But the.
Speaker 1: Difference between me and Trump is that I'm a woman
and I say the things and he's you know, dudes,
sometimes don't. I'm married to a guy that doesn't always
say the things out lost. Sometimes I have to go
but is that how you really feel? Tell me how
you're really You got to pull it out of him sometimes.
And if you could pull it out of Trump, he
would be like, you know what, that hurt my feelings
that he did that, And then he would say he's
a jerk. I thought he was my friend and that's
not okay.
Speaker 2: So it's interesting that you say that because there was
a great clip from RFK Junior on Tucker's show where
he talks about what he's learned about Trump and his personality,
and surprisingly, Trump is a lot more emotional than a
lot of people give him credit for, and I like
the fact we're not going to play the whole clip,
but essentially he talks about things that really make Trump emotional,
things that he's learned about Trump's personal personality since working
with him, and some of this was just really interesting
to hear. So I thought you guys would enjoy it
to take a listen.
Speaker 19: President Trump does that whatever you think about there are
there's a new feeling in America now that you know,
we're we're back on the upswing again, you know, as
he's as the country is hot again, and all around
the world people see that too. And you know, a
lot of things have surprised me about the President because
I you know, brought into this fact that he was
this one dimensional character, that he was kind of a
bombastic narcissist and all this, and you know, and part
of it is hearing it all the time on TV.
But also, you know, the way that he conducts himself
sometimes validates those If you have that narrative, you can
find things and what he does and validate. And but
what I've been surprised in getting to know him is
what a kind of deep, multi dimensional and thoughtful character
he is and how well I also thought, oh, he
doesn't read, and you know, he's not interested in anything.
He's immensely curious, inquisitive, and immensely knowledge boy, he's encyclopedic
in certain areas that youn't expect, like music. And you know,
he gets very emotional about me, yes, and he is,
and he knows the whole story behind every Avarati and
James brand. He cries when he hears. And also the
most surprising thing is because I had him pegged as
a narcissist, when narcissis are incapable of empathy, and he's
one of the most empathetic people that I've met. And
you know, the Democrats haven't pegged as a guy who's
sort of sitting, you know, in the cabinet meeting talking
about how can we make billionaires rich. He's the opposite
of that. He's a genuine populist.
Speaker 1: And I mean I get that, like if you speak dude,
you kind of see what he's doing here. And when
people betray him, he's like, Okay, now I'm gonna act
like tough guy and I'm going to come out swing
in instead of saying because dudes don't do that, real
dudes don't do they don't. They don't go you hurt
my feelings. You know, I thought we were friends. That's
what women do. You know, he's not that guy. He's
the leader of the free world.
Speaker 2: He's not gonna do that.
Speaker 1: He's going to react in a different way. And you
know what, Elon did him wrong.
Speaker 2: He did account he did, he did, he is and
he continues to and I mean, I know it's this
whole that there's something in the big beautiful bill that
I don't like. It's not reducing the dead enough, or
it's not reducing the deficit enough, and it's not taking
into account, as Scott Besson constantly says and reminds us,
that we're expecting to take in way more revenue to
offset what the CBO claims is going to be this
additional deficit. It just requires a little bit of optimism
and faith in the process, and Elon just does not
have it, and so he's poo pooing the whole thing
instead of saying, here's an alternative that will work right now,
like Thomas mass you won't do that either. They're both
like this sucks, but we're just going to go over
here and raise money and not tell you here's how
to fix it, right, you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Agree mock yeah. And also Elon had that inside track.
He was there like every day in the Oval office.
Why didn't they talk to him about it before, like,
you know, if you were such good friends, that's what
good friends do. Good friends sit down, they go listen.
I see where this is heading. I don't like this.
Let's talk about this a little bit. Why didn't they?
Speaker 2: Why didn't he do that?
Speaker 1: Why didn't he?
Speaker 3: They did?
Speaker 2: And Trump told him listen, I hear you, and I
appreciate your input. I disagree, and I'm the president. And
so this is how it's going to go. And that's
why Elon left.
Speaker 1: That's my time. And Elon was like I can't handle that, Like, well,
you're not feeling.
Speaker 2: Any monopoly bored over, you know. He was like, you're
you're not listening to me. Well bye, and now it's
been awful ever since. And that's not okay. It's not okay,
just not okay. It makes me want to eat steak.
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Speaker 2: Do it, Do, do it all right? I hate to
do it, but we have to do it. And that
is we've got to talk about that ridiculous mom Donnie
person again keeps making all the news. But it's important,
I think, because there's still time to make sure that
every single New York City or here's what they are facing.
I mean, they're facing communism, and I would hope that
would raise the alarm bells, but so that we need
to talk about it more and more. Amazingly, Donnie Deutsch,
who is as progressive as they come on MSNBC. He
is responding, as you'll see at the end of this clip.
This this clip is from the weekend when Zo Ran
was on with Kristen Welker. We played a couple clips
of that yesterday. We didn't play this one though, where
she asked him if he would please just condemn the
term globalize the Intofada, and three times three chances she
gave him to say I condemned that language, he would
not do it. And so you're going to see a
little bit of that. But then you're going to see
Donnie Deutsch on MSNBC even say it's unacceptable here it.
Speaker 16: Is on this issue. So I want to give you
an opportunity to respond here and now, do you condemn
that phrase globalize the intafada.
Speaker 18: That's not language that I use. The language that I
use and the language that I will continue to use
to lead this city is that which speaks clearly to
my intent, which is an intent grounded in a belief
in universal human rights.
Speaker 16: Very people, quickly, for the people who care about the
language and who feel really concerned by that phrase, why
not just condemn it.
Speaker 18: My concern is to start to walk down the line
of language and making clear what language I believe is
permissible or impermissible takes me into a place similar to
that of the president who is looking to do those
very kinds of things, putting people in jail for writing
an op ed, putting them in jail for protesting. Ultimately,
it's not language that I use, it's language I understand
there are concerns about and what I will do is
showcase my vision for the city through my words and
my action.
Speaker 2: On seeing what Mandannia is saying, I get it in
that second answer where he says he doesn't want to
get into the business of what language is permissible on
what language is not permissible?
Speaker 3: But what did you make of his decision?
Speaker 2: And it clearly is a decision he knew he could
be asked about.
Speaker 3: This is decision on meet the press not to condemn
the phrase.
Speaker 7: I'm outraged that we have a candidate for mayor of
New York, mister Mandanni that cannot walk back or cannot
condemn the words globalized, the antifada, and his nuance of well,
it means different things to different people.
Speaker 3: Let me tell you what it means to a Jew.
Speaker 7: It means violence. It means October seventh, it means firebombing
people in Colorado.
Speaker 3: It means violence.
Speaker 7: That's the connotation, that's the essence of it, and that's
what it means to Jewish people. And if any other
group came forward and said, you know what, these words
are offensive to us.
Speaker 3: It means violence. It frightens us.
Speaker 7: I think there'll be a response but for some reason,
if Jewish people find it offensive, it's not offensive. And
I find it offensive that he cannot condemn those words,
and I think he's overall running a campaign of divisiveness.
He also came in last two days and said we're
going to tax rich white neighborhoods. Why do you have
to put white in there, just say we're going to
tax the wealthy. I just find that defense. I find
that offensive. That in the past he's talked about defunding
the police. I think he's walked that back, but yet
he voted three billion dollars out of police budget. And
I just find there's a recklessness and a divisiveness to it,
and I'm offended as a Jew that he can't walk
that back.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's interesting to me that people who you know,
look at they'll look at us and say call us
xenophobes for not wanting this guy in office, when in
fact he is an absolute racist and he he is
the xenophobe. He is the guy that is racist, and
he is an anti Semite, be latant anti Semite, and
they will they will just be apologists for this guy,
and then they'll turn around and call us xenophobes. Are
you freaking kidding me with this? It just you will.
They'll get the government they deserve. They'll get it.
Speaker 2: But it is interesting when we've got somebody that's super
libed at MSNBC saying this guy's bad news. This is
because he's divisive and he's bad news, and well, people
need to be put on notice.
Speaker 1: It takes a Jewish one to do it. It takes
a Jewish one to say, you know what, I'm a
little afraid of this guy. Well you should be. You
should be afraid of him. You should be afraid of him,
whether you're a Jew or a Christian or whoever, because
we don't. I don't want that crap in my country.
I don't want somebody who is unable to say that
is a divisive language. I totally reject it. If he's
unwilling to reject that language and say, well, I mean
I don't like listen. You can say it's terrible language.
I reject it. I mean, listen, I believe in free speech.
You can be a jerk and say it, but I
reject it. That would have been an okay answer. Honestly,
you could have to do that.
Speaker 2: It's not language I use, but I'm not about to
say other people shouldn't write it.
Speaker 1: He's the guy is a snake. He is a snake, and.
Speaker 2: He's good though good, was good at it.
Speaker 1: They train him well. He is an actor and you
can just tell me he's good. You're right, he's very
very good.
Speaker 2: He's really good at it. He also, you know, he
tries to do the whole. I don't know, there's this
there's this characteristic about him where he is humble or
he wants to be humble, or like relatable eating rice
with his fingers, that's right, okay, or like the way
that she that Kristen Welker asked him, like do you
believe billionaires should exist? And the way that he kind
of laughs about it but also says no is just man,
he's good.
Speaker 1: But here's that moment.
Speaker 16: You are a self described democratic socialist, do you think
that billionaires have a right to exist?
Speaker 18: I don't think that we should have billionaires because, frankly,
it is so much money in a moment of such inequality,
and ultimately what we need more of is equality across
our city and across our state and across our country.
And I look forward to work with everyone including billionaires,
to make a city that is fairer for all of them.
Speaker 2: Now, So I loved Guy Benson's response to this. He
was like, we're going to tax the billionaires to pay
for everything being free. Also, billionaires shouldn't exist. Hey, where
y'all go? And I'm not done taxing and demonizing you. That's,
of course, what's going to happen is a billionaires are
going to be like, you're raising our taxes? How much you? Bye?
Speaker 1: And he just smiles as he does it. And by
the way, dude, use a fork, honestly, Oh my gosh.
Speaker 2: By the way, in case you're wondering about zo Rand's background,
I've read a lot about him. So he got his
degree in Africana studies. And how do you say this
main college is a bowin.
Speaker 3: Is it?
Speaker 1: Boden? I don't know. My kid's not going to college
a lone of my kids are going there, so it's
I don't know.
Speaker 2: And then he comes from huge privilege. His parents are
freaking loaded. So apparently his own net worth ranges from
you know, a reasonable two hundred to three hundred thousand.
This is based on his salary as a politician and
some royalty checks that he gets from his brief rap career.
Plus he's got some land in Uganda. But his parents,
who won as a Harvard professor and his mom is
a filmmaker. They're affluent and they their estimated net worth
is somewhere between two and ten million dollars. Of course,
zo Ran himself apparently lives with his wife in like
a two million dollar you know, some sort of home arrangement.
Speaker 1: His parents probably bought him. His parents probably bought him that.
Speaker 2: Why is and he's sharing his home with those that
don't have equality that he's looking for, well.
Speaker 1: Because this is what they all do, right, This is
why Bernie has four home, four homes, but just my
wife and I live in screw the pool. I just
like talk about the Oligaki. They're all full of shit totally, and.
Speaker 2: I listen, I don't. I don't begrudge them any of
their wealth, but Donnie, they start, you know, demonizing other
people who have now they should be proud of it,
like or maybe not be Okay, maybe pride isn't the answer,
but at least don't complain about other people having it.
You have it.
Speaker 1: You have more wealth than I have, You know what
I mean? I don't begrudge you having it, but don't
keep me from making that kind of wealth if I
want to have that kind of wealth.
Speaker 2: Exactly, That's exactly right. Caroline, in her pressor was asked
whether President Trump wants to see Zooran deported, and here
is what she said to that.
Speaker 7: Caroline, does President Troup want Zooran mom Donnie deported.
Speaker 3: I haven't heard him say that.
Speaker 13: I haven't heard him call for that, but certainly he
does not want this individual to be elected. I was
just speaking to him about it and his radical policies
that will completely crush New York City, which is obviously
a city that the President holds near and dear to
his heart.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's always the rich people who want communism, the
bad rich people.
Speaker 2: And then they look for positions of power so that
they can keep their wealth while they make everyone else
suffer for equal pay attention.
Speaker 1: In AFC, she's from wealth too, She's make no mistakes.
She's from an up She'll say, I'm from the Bronx.
No you're not. She's not. No, you're not. You're from
an upper middle class family in Westchester, Like, get over yourself.
You're from affluence too. So they act like, oh, I'm
from like these like your beginnings. No you're not. You're
just not. It's a bunch of rich, spoiled brats who
are now preaching communism to the masses because it's just
like Max said, they want to be up here and
they want you down here. It's power grab.
Speaker 2: Totally, totally, and Stephen A. Smith gets it. He's got
a warning for other Democrats about Zoran.
Speaker 20: Let me be very very clear, if the Democratic Party,
because the likes of Zoramumdani, who by the way, I like,
not trying to throw any shade on him or anything
like that, but if the Democratic Party.
Speaker 1: Becomes him, you have no chance.
Speaker 2: You have no chance on a national.
Speaker 20: Basis, in terms of the presidency, in Senate seats, seats
in the.
Speaker 1: House, you have no chance.
Speaker 6: You have no chance.
Speaker 2: I want to be.
Speaker 6: Very very clear about that.
Speaker 20: You might have a democratic socialist sprinkled hen in there,
but that ain't what America is. America is about capitalism.
Speaker 2: America is about dollars and cents.
Speaker 13: America.
Speaker 20: America is about an economy, a floristing economy. Okay, and
you know what, it's not about.
Speaker 2: Free stuff.
Speaker 20: Somebody got said so I'm gonna see somebody got said,
so I'm gonna see it very loud.
Speaker 1: People are correct, people are correcting me saying that AOC
is not from west Chester, she's from Yorktown. I don't know.
All I know is she's from an affluent neighborhood. Yeah,
she's not from the Bronx. She's not from the Bronx.
So there's anyway. Yeah, all right.
Speaker 2: We also need to follow up on a story that
we talked about yesterday, which was that Bob Villain duo
that performed at Glastonbury and called for death to the IDF.
So a lot has happened since yesterday. First of all,
his visas or their visas because it's a duo, have
been officially revoked, so they will not be permitted to
come to the United States. And they were also dropped
from their talent agency because the talent agency was like,
oh no, look at that.
Speaker 13: There.
Speaker 1: Probably maybe there are a few Jewish people in that
talent that worked at the talent agency. I don't know.
Maybe could have been a few to me.
Speaker 2: And because the visas are revoked, that means that their
twenty six scheduled concerts in the United States no longer happening.
Bye is good, good news. And then there was this
unbelievable tweet of someone trying to compare calling for death
to the idea is similar to calling for death to ISIS,
and I just I cannot you're gonna see that, and
a response to it, Ash Sarkar said, if death to
the IDF is anti Semitic, then destroy Isis is islamophobic.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, WTF what is wrong with these people?
Speaker 21: Which is why Constantine Kaison said, imagine having such a
warped moral compass that you can't tell the difference between
Jahadi fanetics and the armed forces of a country whose
policies you don't agree with.
Speaker 2: Right, this is what passes for intelligent thought among progressives.
Speaker 1: And it's like saying death to the Marines, right, it's
insane to the army, death to the navy. I mean,
it's like, what they really don't understand this? Like I God,
I question every educational institution ever. I question it all.
Where are the parents? Parents need to really be stepping
in and teaching their kids about stuff because teachers aren't
doing it, y'all?
Speaker 2: God, good Lord. And then in some really really sad
news that follows up on this Colorado nightmare that happened
with the psychopath who was throwing Molotov cocktails. The eighty
two year old woman who was set on fire has died.
She died in hospital yesterday, and there was a Fox
News story about that. Here it is you go update.
Speaker 22: To that horrific terror attack in Boulder, Colorado prosecutors say
an eighty two year old woman who was injured by
a throne Molotov cocktail has now died. In a press release,
the District Attorney's office said it is upgrading the charges
against Mohammed Solomon to include two counts of first degree murder.
Now he already had faced twelve federal hate time charges
in some one hundred state charges. And that June first
fire bombing attack that injured more than a dozen others
on the Pearl Street pedestrian mall in downtown Boulder.
Speaker 2: And this was Zo Rand's response to that. I'm heartbroken
by the news from Colorado where Karen Diamond, a victor
of the vicious attack earlier this month, has passed away.
May Karen's memory be a blessing and a reminder that
we must constantly work to eradicate hatred and violence, and
Jordan wrote back, passed away is a really strange way
to say that she was firebombed and murdered for being Jewish.
Speaker 1: That's right, Dan, that's right. This guy is such a
piece of crap.
Speaker 18: I know.
Speaker 19: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 1: I can't. I feel terrible for her family, like pray
for her family.
Speaker 2: Yeah. But in some positive news, and this was announced
by her meet Dylan yesterday. There's been that investigation, that
ongoing investigation into Harvard and now it's concluded this was
regarding anti semitism at Harvard, and the university was found
in violation of Title six of the Civil Rights Act,
and if charges are not changes are not immediately made,
it will result in all federal resources being cut off
to the university. So there was a lot of information
about the exact findings, but I thought that that was
really really really good news, indeed.
Speaker 1: That they are wrong.
Speaker 2: And then meanwhile, what's the name of that Minneapolis mayor?
Is it Jacob? Is it Fry? I think his name
might be Fry.
Speaker 1: I don't know, you'll know when you see him.
Speaker 2: So he's he's that young, He's probably gay, maybe not,
I don't know. He seems kind of gay, not that
there's anything wrong with that.
Speaker 1: He's Is he a Democrat? Oh yeah, yes, but he's
not gay. He's just beta, right.
Speaker 2: And he's a pandra of the worst kind. And because
Minneapolis has such a huge Somali population, he, I guess
has learned to speak their language. And so god, yeah, yeah.
And so here's what one of their rallies look like.
Why are they waiting.
Speaker 13: Somebody?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, where are the American flags? Where are they?
Why is he waving the Somalia flag?
Speaker 23: Jacob I cannot, I just I can't.
Speaker 1: There was not one American flag out there. If you
come here, it is a melting pot, freaking melt. What
is wrong with these people waving the Somalia flag? Your
parents don't go out there waving the Polish flag. Nope,
no they do not know, they do not what in
the hell. It's disgusting, It's actually disgusting.
Speaker 2: And of course he also was very very performative and
active in the Pride parade. Here he is again.
Speaker 1: The theater kid.
Speaker 2: Go to the theater kid.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're all the same, mock They're all theater kids,
you know, Oh my god.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Harley Kat was like, oh, look, Richard Simmons is there.
That's mean chons.
Speaker 1: We loved him, that's true.
Speaker 2: But speaking of super gay, Tim Walls and his wife
were also actually at the Pride parade and he was
back with full on jazz hands. Why does he do this?
Why does a man do this?
Speaker 1: He is actually gay?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you guys watch him.
Speaker 1: Look at my god.
Speaker 2: Straight men don't do that.
Speaker 1: They down just come out of the closet. His wife
is like, it's such.
Speaker 2: A mystery why he didn't appeal to heterosexual males.
Speaker 1: As a total mystery. I mean, they put him in
the flannel and everything. I'm a lumberjack, and then they
gave him like some tools in a car with my
jazz Hands' jackful, I'm gonna.
Speaker 2: Shoot him duck.
Speaker 1: All right, okay, god, oh my gosh.
Speaker 2: All right, we need for our last news segment there.
This is going to run a little bit long because
I can't cut it. You guys. This is from Candace's
show yesterday. I don't know what to make of this,
but Candace Owens is saying that back in February, President
Trump called her an said to her, listen, we might
be able to solve the Russian Ukraine conflict if you
stop talking about Brigitte Macrone.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, why are we just not why are
we just not hearing about it? It's just a lot.
Speaker 2: Well, because she made a temporary promise to keep it secret,
but now she feels like that time has come to
an end, and so because nothing was signed and the
war continues, she feels like she can talk about it now.
So some people are saying that she is absolutely out
of her mind, batshit crazy lost it. Yep, that's true,
I will say, though I don't I don't know. I
don't know. I mean, I don't necessarily not believe that
this call happened. Like I could believe that the call
maybe happened. I just don't understand the part where her
not talking about it would somehow cause a crone to
make some sort of a deal that would affect Russia
and Ukraine. Like I'm not figuring out how those dots connect.
Speaker 1: She really isn't a position to save the world, mop
she is.
Speaker 2: But maybe she's gonna save the world.
Speaker 1: She's an avenger, guys, She's an avenger's.
Speaker 2: But anyway, Yeah, you got to hear it straight from
the horse's mouth. There was no way for me to
shorten this. It just is what it is.
Speaker 1: And here we go.
Speaker 2: And this isn't even all of it. Okay, this is
just the gist.
Speaker 8: Okay, hey, keep your phone on and anyways, this phone
call is coming from Florida.
Speaker 1: Pick up the phone and lo and beholds.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 2: So, here's what happened.
Speaker 16: I I I'm.
Speaker 8: Negotiating this thing. I'm negotiating Ukraine and Russia. You wouldn't
believe how many, how many parts of heart.
Speaker 1: It is President Donald J. Trump.
Speaker 8: He is calling me, and in true President Trump fashion,
he jumps right into the narrative.
Speaker 18: There we're not.
Speaker 2: Hey, how you do?
Speaker 8: He just like jumps right in to the narrative of
exactly how this went down. I am literally I it
is hard to catch my breath to comprehend. At four
days ago, I'm ending a series about Brigitte Macrone, and
now I'm speaking to the President United States, and the
topic of conversation, no matter which way you want to
slice it, it's about Macrone's wife's penis.
Speaker 1: I mean, there's no other way to say it.
Speaker 12: Right.
Speaker 8: Anyways, I have mcrone, i'd like Macron. We're speaking at
the White House and I'm walking him to his car,
and you know, he says to me, mister president, can
I speak to you first?
Speaker 18: Se can?
Speaker 2: I say, of course, you can speak to me about anything.
What's going on?
Speaker 11: And more?
Speaker 8: Cron wants to have a little sidebar. And then Macrone
says to him, mister President, do you know Candice Owens?
And I say yes, yes, of course, and OK, what's
going on? And then continues his narrative and he tells
me that Emmanuel Macron is requesting to his face that
I stop speaking about his wife. And one of the
things Trump said is like, you know, he tells me,
you know, she's old and this is really really impacting her.
And then he said, you know, I saw her, you know,
I saw her up close, and she looks like a
woman to me.
Speaker 2: Shes like a woman to me. I had dinner with
her top of the.
Speaker 8: Eiffel Tower, and I explained to him that she has
had this amazing doctor who specializes in transgenderism surgeries or
feminization procedures.
Speaker 2: I'm talking to the President.
Speaker 1: I just states about this, guys, this is crazy, this
is wacky.
Speaker 8: And I said to Trump, and I will be honest
that at that moment, I realized that one day this
is going to go into my autobiography, and so I
got to say something funny, and I just said I
said to him, you know, respectfully, mister president, it's not
my fault that he married someone with a penis.
Speaker 3: He then tells me.
Speaker 8: Really close to getting this thing done, and he throws
in the art of the deal type stuff. He starts
complimenting me. He said, Malannia loves you. She says you're
so beautiful. She thinks you're so beautiful. I said, thank you,
mister president. Thank you, mister President. You know, compliments will
get you everywhere in life. Is my mentality here. And
then I say to him what I've agreed to already
in the back of my head. I say, look, I'm
happy to do this for the short Obviously, I don't
want to have on my conscience that less Christian men
could have died in the East if I just shut
up about something. But I'm very clear to him that
this is going to be short term and that I
expect fully expect that in a few months I will
be able.
Speaker 1: To speak about this.
Speaker 8: He was about to commit to that, but then it
felt to me like someone in the background was like.
Speaker 1: No, we need this conversation to stop altogether.
Speaker 8: And he doesn't say no or yes, but he just says,
you know that he really needs to work with Macron
long term and they have this long working relationship. And
I was very clear, this is not long term for me, Like,
if you're close to this deal, ink it, let's get
it done. And then he sort of offers at the end,
he says, hey, maybe they can come on your podcast
one day. I'm great for ratings. They're so trump and
to give yourself a compliment. So I gave him the
Trump right back, and I say, respectfully, mister president, I'm
apparently good for ratings too, because you've got you've got
a leader of a country, the president of the country,
asking you to ask me to do a favor.
Speaker 2: So there's just that I.
Speaker 1: There's so many people and like in our oh my god,
I mean we're we're not at that level. Obviously, we're
so small potatoes. And I like being small potatoes. And
because I don't ever want to feel so self important,
I just don't ever want to be and I don't
want to ever be big potatoes. Yeah, I don't just
because that kind of stuff. I just look at and
I go, God, I'm so glad that I live in
a small town and I don't I just don't ever
want that. Does that make sense?
Speaker 2: Okay? But is it I'm just totally playing Devil's advocate?
But like, is it possible that because I'm people that
he call, that he called her and said back off,
that he called her and said back off.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's it's possible. But I don't think it's to
save the world.
Speaker 2: I think maybe he'd understand. I mean, because I do
think that macrone has it in him because he obviously
they were trying to sue her and do all that
stuff about, you know, putting the keybosh on that story.
I can see McCrone saying to Trump, do you know
this Candace owns? Can you tell her to calm down?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 2: Trump should have said, we have freedom of speech here
in America, and so she's going to do what Candas
is going to do, and like she's her own person,
I'm not going to stop her. And then calling Candas
and saying listen, can you ease up? But like connecting
it to stopping a war.
Speaker 1: Is a little much. That's that's just where that's where
the shark was jumped. Do I think that possibly he
could have called her and been like, hey, you know what,
maybe that's like the not the back, just like back
off of the wife, like why do you got to
do that? It's you know, I could see where maybe
he would have done that. I don't know. I don't
know if it happened or if it did happen. I
don't know, but I but I can see where maybe
but it had. I don't think it has anything to
do with her being an avenger and saving the world.
I don't.
Speaker 2: I just really, she's like, do I really want to
have like dead Christians on my conscience? I can't. Like,
the whole thing is so out of control.
Speaker 1: I also find it interesting, and this is just a
side note that the reason that we're talking about her
at all is because a Jewish man gave her a platform,
and that's Dennis Praeger.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 1: I just want to point that out.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 1: I don't think that's talked about enough, and so I
just wanted to put that in the universe. Anyway. I'm
so glad you did.
Speaker 2: So glad you did. Yes, Okay, we do have some
thank yous. Kristin Richards said just at the store wearing
my it's going to be a long show shirt from
Real Life Creations, and the cashier said, your shirt is cute.
Told her about the show and the Etsy store and
she's going to check both out. New fan recruited today.
Speaker 1: Nice, Thank you, Christy.
Speaker 2: I know I love that so much. Sweet. Let's see.
We also heard from the ballpit crew. One of our
moderators there, mister Gruffy, said, Hi, Mock and Daisy, big
hugs from the ballpit. Just wanted to say thank you
for everything you do, as you always brighten our day.
We are all right behind you, cheering you on.
Speaker 1: Thank you, mister Gruffy.
Speaker 2: And then I think it was even late last night
that we got this on Venmo from Amanda, who said
web Hubble is the only one that survived the Rose
Law firm. Everyone else was Clinton sided. I think Chelsea
threatened to tell the truth if anything happened to her dad.
Speaker 1: Oh Es, I know you, okay, Jennifer, No, Lily, my
service dog, luck Dragon is with me already. This morning.
We're going to try to listen to the show. Probably
won't make it through the whole show, but some is
better than none. Hugs. Jen and Lily. We're all still
praying for you, Jen, Tim Foolery, I'm planning my twenty
twenty six road trip to include cot R meet and
greet and a dance with Daisy. Heck yet, full are
we going to do it again? April twenty fifth? Isn't
that right?
Speaker 2: Nor the twenty Is it the twenty it's that weekend whatever, the.
Speaker 1: Weekend of the twenty fifth.
Speaker 2: Hold on, I got now, you're right, you're right. It
is the twenty fifth.
Speaker 1: You're right, look at me now, April twenty fifth, So
we don't we're not selling anything yet, but just know
that that's the weekend it's going to be is April twenty. Yeah,
that's the play. We're going to dance, Tim dance, and
Mock is going to dance. More importantly, Mock is going
to dance. So there's that. Marie's and Biss turning fifty
five today. I'm claiming fifty fine for the year. Also,
Sun Isaac marine sent to California. Riots is back at
twenty nine palms. Praise God, yesyy, praise God. Indeed, Robin
Die looks like everyone's old chat names are back on YouTube.
Speaker 2: Fixed itself, I guess Yeah.
Speaker 1: What's going on in YouTube, tea, media and publishing. Love
all the positive happy news that kicked off the show today,
especially mock'sknee healing progress and fabulous clean hair. You heard
it amazing today, Carrie, he please pray for me this morning.
I'm having a procedure done it ten Mountain standard time
that I've been waiting to have for what seems like forever.
So glad you're doing Mock. Yes, everybody pay than Carrie.
Speaker 2: I hope your new boobs work out great, right, get
the bolt on, Carrie.
Speaker 1: Jose Rodriguez morning from Texas. Y'all all is right in
the COCHR world. Our names are back, Baby, Thank you
for your attention to this matter. Take my wad, Thank you, Jose.
Julie Wolf, Candice needs Med's a straight jacket or a priest.
This all makes sense. Her anti Israel rhetoric started about
that time. Her sense of self is disgusting, A narcissistic grifter.
Speaker 2: Okay, he has changed, There's no doubt about it.
Speaker 1: It's definitely changed a little bit. Teresa ray Mundo, Good
morning Checks. At one time I thought I just thought
that Minnesota was minus Nauta Noda Okay, I'm sorry. Look
Mines Nooda, but now I think it's Mina no go,
no go. Yeah, I'm not going there anytime soon either.
I'm just gonna stay right here in Texas. That's ready,
all right, you guys bringing it in. It's Tuesday. Remember
we've got two more days left this week. We're off
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on Thursday, we're going to blow it out all red,
white and blue. Everybody better be wearing the red aready,
So we already are already doing it this week, but
on Thursday it's going to be a blowout, an American blowouts.
Everybody wear the red, white and blue on Thursday. We
will see you tomorrow. Bye, everybody,