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Speaker 1: Hi. Happy Friday, everybody.
Speaker 2: Hello, I know everybody's wondering.
Speaker 4: So I'm just gonna say it, Yes, I am going
to see the Robbie Williams movie tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Everybody was waiting with baited breath. Everybody was dying to know,
all wondering, She's gonna go see the Weird Monkey movie.
Nobody cares. Nobody cares.
Speaker 2: Here's what I'm gonna do.
Speaker 4: Tell it, I am going to watch it with non
Robbie Williams loving eyes.
Speaker 1: There's no way, there's no way on God's green Earth
that you can do that. You cannot be conduct it.
Speaker 5: I can no.
Speaker 4: I'm really I'm going to tell myself this is a stranger.
I'm going to pretend it's a stranger. What would I
think of the movie if I had no idea all the.
Speaker 2: Things I know about him?
Speaker 1: You know what I mean?
Speaker 4: And then I will give you my honest review on Monday,
because I know everybody's dying to hear.
Speaker 1: My honest review. You can't. She can't do that, you guys.
Speaker 2: I can try. I'm gonna try. I'm gonna really really try.
Speaker 1: All right, Okay, I.
Speaker 4: Told Daisy, I'm telling you this movie, this show is
going to be all over the place because just a
lot of random things that happened, and a lot, a
lot of things that don't have anything to do with
each other. So it could feel like a very disjointed show.
And I'm warning you now that that's that's just how it's.
Speaker 1: And then today today would be Inauguration Day, Eve eve Eve.
Is that what it is? Yeah, that's what it is.
Pretty exciting, you guys.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean it's getting close. It is getting close.
Speaker 4: So and we're going to talk about some inauguration stuff
later in the show. That is going to be one
of the things that we talk about. We're going to
talk about the fires. We're going to talk about all
kinds of things, the hearing yesterday, hearings yesterday. And speaking
of fires, there's a whole brand new one that just
started a couple hours ago at a battery plant, a
lithium battery plant. Happens to be the largest lithium battery
plant in the world apparently, so that's not great. They
evacuated and now there's all kinds of hazardous toxins that
are in the air, and so people are being warned
to like stay inside, CeAl your doors and windows, use
taper damp towels to cover any gaps, like this stuff
in the air is bad for you, So it's not.
And this is out like in Monterey or just outside
of Monterey.
Speaker 2: So this is.
Speaker 4: I mean, I hate to use this term, this phrase,
but it's fuel for the fires.
Speaker 2: It's already so bad and like things are now exponentially
worse because of this.
Speaker 1: So that's happening.
Speaker 2: I just wanted to let everybody know about that.
Speaker 4: But there is good stuff too to talk about today, like,
for example, this headline about the FBI completely doing away
with its diversity.
Speaker 2: Office all of a sudden.
Speaker 4: So as Benny Johnson said, the world is healing, Trump
isn't even in office yet. However, Trump immediately tweeted about this, saying,
keep all your records. Don't be thinking that you can
just throw away records and think that you're not going
to get caught and figure We're going to figure out
what was going on with this diversity office. So he's like,
retain your records because we're looking into this. This seems
very very sus that it's happening just right before my inauguration,
so he thinks really.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, same with all the people that are like
I think I'm going to resign now yeah, you know,
it's like also very sus Yeah.
Speaker 2: There is some sus stuff going on.
Speaker 4: But speaking of more good news, remember how Facebook had Meta,
I guess I should say, decided we're not going to
have fact checkers anymore.
Speaker 2: While that is also a decision, then Google has.
Speaker 1: Made my gosh right.
Speaker 4: So now they're saying they're not going to implement fact
checks in their search results or on YouTube videos, which
is kind of amazing.
Speaker 2: So this is good. This is the Trump effect in action.
Speaker 1: I love defying EU regulations.
Speaker 4: I love it, defy it all, defy it, defie, defied, defied,
And I think, you know, that's interesting about the EU
regulations part. I think that's because Google and like like Meta,
like other American companies, they know that when it comes
to free speech, the Trump presidency will have their back,
and yes, when it comes to defying EU regulations. They
didn't have that with Biden. Nope, no, not at all.
In fact, they had the opposite.
Speaker 1: I think that they were they were completely antagonized by Biden.
You know, as much as as much as I don't
like gleeborg nine, Mark Zuckerberg, he did say that he
basically was antagonized by him now. I mean, you know,
you can say, wow, yeah, you could have fought back.
You could have actually had some balls and fought back, dude.
Which this is how I mean. I do feel that way.
But he didn't. You know, he didn't. It is what
it is. But at least you know, he's kind of
a woos But now he does feel I feel like
he does feel like he has the back of this presidency,
and so he can be like, Okay, well we can
have free speech now, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly, I guess better late than ever, right.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
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jam out. All right, moving on to other headlines, we
also need to mention and we talked about a little
bit yesterday, and that's that Red Note the new well
it's not new, but it's a Chinese social media app
that is apparently gonna replace TikTok for a lot of people.
Swarms of people are signing up for it, and Kyle
Mann from The Babylon b I love what he said
about it. Zoomer's rushing to download a Chinese state media
app called the Little Red Book, which is the literal
transition translation.
Speaker 2: To show that they're not going to fall for state.
Speaker 4: Prop Ganda is something that even we at the Babylon
Bee could not have.
Speaker 2: Come up with.
Speaker 1: It's so true, right, what are people doing? Well, they're
being stupid, is what they're doing.
Speaker 4: And it does seem to be a very left wing
move at this point. And so one of the people
that joined was none other than Taylor Lorenz. So she said,
follow me on Redna, the hottest new socialize in America.
Speaker 2: How about no, how.
Speaker 1: About I'm not going to do that. I'm just I'm
just so ambivalent. But I don't care about TikTok. I
don't care about this. It's so hard. It's tough for
me to even muster like the strength to even talk
about this stuff because I don't care.
Speaker 4: Well, they're in for a root awakening because there is
going to be plenty of censorship on that app. As
somebody from China pointed out. Yin Soon said, sorry, TikTok refugees,
but our platforms implement strict content moderation poplay that are
aimed at fighting disinformation. What you should know before coming
to our platform is that Taiwan is not a country.
Speaker 2: Tibet is already free.
Speaker 4: COVID did not come from China, there's no weager concentration camps,
there was no massacre in Tianaman, and Mao didn't starve
forty five million Chinese. So that's the app that all
these were walking to the freedom? Yeah, I mean seriously,
that absolutely correct me out.
Speaker 1: And then, like a lot of people that are doing
that they're just like, wait, what's that?
Speaker 8: We here.
Speaker 1: Right right?
Speaker 2: I think exactly well.
Speaker 4: I guess since they are leftists, they're probably going to
fall right in line, right like, they're not going to
mind lost restrictions.
Speaker 1: Thank you, sir, May I have another?
Speaker 2: And Democrats disappointed once again.
Speaker 4: The House did pass a bill to declare that illegal
aliens who commit sex crimes or domestic violence are not
admissible and are deportable. And one hundred and forty five
Democrats had a problem with.
Speaker 2: That and voted against it.
Speaker 1: They hate you, Democrats hate you. Just f yi. They do.
This is proofing. How do they defend this crap? How? Yeah,
it's never America first, Never America first with these people,
and they are okay with it. I just don't. It
is indefensible. You cannot defend you can't.
Speaker 2: That's exactly right.
Speaker 4: And so much when you hear from leftists on social
media so much, and we've talked about this at nauseum,
so much of what they say, so much of what
they accuse Republicans of is projection, right. They are constantly
projecting their own sins on to others. And the perfect
example happened yesterday when a very famous Pulitzer Prize winning
cartoonist from The Washington Post, Darren Bell, was arrested for
possession of child porn. Even though this is the same
cat who is responsible for cartoons you know, like this
where he accuses Donald Trump of being.
Speaker 2: A sex pervert.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, and then he also went hard in the
past against people who had a problem with grooming kids.
Speaker 2: He was always saying, you know, this.
Speaker 4: Is another cartoon of him just like kind of mocking
the idea of people having a concern about kids getting groomed.
Speaker 2: He made fun of that.
Speaker 4: And now he's been arrested for child porn. Raise your
hand if your surprise, Yeah, exactly, raise your hand if
your surprise.
Speaker 2: They're just always projecting.
Speaker 1: Exactly, always it is, I know, it's classic, right textbook.
Speaker 4: Also, Democrat staffers on the hill are demanding a thirty
two hour work week. The limital staffers on Capitol Hill.
They work too hard, you guys, they need more days on.
Speaker 1: Who put him up to this, Dan Crenshaw, He did this,
didn't he? I mean, you probably want to raise too.
They want to raise and they want a thirty two
hours so it's so hard.
Speaker 2: We just want to work four days a week.
Speaker 1: We need three day weekends every single week. Shut up.
Speaker 4: I just I mean, I honestly hope that the Democrat
you know, senators can congress people are like, yes, you
can have the thirty because it's just going to create
more work for them, you know what I mean. Republicans
are going to be working like normal, They're going to
have their staff working like normal, and if Libs don't
have their support from their staff, whatever, maybe they'll get
less done.
Speaker 2: I just let's damage.
Speaker 1: Remember we talked last week about how much these people
get paid. They're like, how how much like these the
congressmen get for their staff? They get what is it,
like nine hundred thousand dollars a year for a staff
insane around that. I mean, I'm just on ballparking it.
I don't remember the exact amount, there is around nine
hundred thousand, and they get like another two hundred thousand
for just like office expenses. I hate these people. I
I just it's and then they get like a ridiculous
salary so their staff. I mean, god only knows. I
don't know how many people are on their staff, but
they're lazy, all of these people, they're all it's the
laziness and the entitlement is a cancer. It's just a
cancer in that whole area. And they all think that
we deserve more. You don't. We pay all for all
of this. You don't deserve more, you don't.
Speaker 2: Moving on, there is some interesting news out.
Speaker 4: Of Florida, and that is that Byron Donald's has told
several people that he is going to be running for
governor in twenty twenty.
Speaker 1: Say, Okay, I like this.
Speaker 2: I don't mind this at all.
Speaker 1: I think this is great.
Speaker 2: Good, don't mind it at all.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Another interesting staffing decision has been made, and that is
that Donald Trump has decided that the director of Secret
Service is going to be Sean Curran, who is the
guy pictured with the glasses in that iconic photo of
the day that Trump got shot.
Speaker 2: So his Secret Service detailed.
Speaker 4: But now he's going to be directing the entire a agency,
the entire Secret Service agency.
Speaker 2: This is according to the several sources.
Speaker 4: And so this is an interesting choice because obviously Trump
trusts him, which is great, but there were significant failures
on that day. So like is I don't know, I
don't know. Maybe he's the perfect choice, but it is
it is an interesting choice nonetheless.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I hope he's let's I'm just I am just
worried about Monday. That's all I'm worried about right now.
I just want to get I just want to get
past Monday and then we'll see how things go.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, because it's this is some scary, scary times
right now, you guys.
Speaker 4: And another appointment news, Donald Trump also tapped Mel Gibson,
John Voight, and Sylvester Stallone to be special Ambassadors to Hollywood.
Speaker 2: And I don't know.
Speaker 4: What that means exactly because this is sort of a
new thing ambassador's to Hollywood, but I did love my Gibson's.
Mel Gibson's response to it, since he just lost his house,
he said, I heed the call. My duty as a
citizen is to give any help an inside I can.
Any chance the position comes with an ambassador's residence.
Speaker 1: That's super cute. That's really cute. I mean, it's fine
because there's some we've always talked about how culture should
be intertwined or is intertwined with politics. I think that
Trump recognizes that more than any other Republican candidate or
president in our history. He recognizes that that the the
intertwinification between the two and he listen, it's pop culture.
His son really recognized it with the whole you know
tweet not tweeting, but the TikTok thing. And so I
mean he gets it. He is part of pop culture.
Trump is you know, a huge figure in pop culture.
So he understands this. He understands that Hollywood, he just
gets it. And so I don't really know what their
job description, right, I just think that he will probably
be talking to these men about how you know, they
can help from a Hollywood perspective, and you know, just
I guess heeding the call and trying to connect the two.
Because as much as we hate Hollywood, which we do it,
I hate it, but I mean those people they play
a role in getting people. Oh I've said they play
a role and like influencing people. It is what it is.
We've talked about that for fifteen years.
Speaker 4: And then the reason for my name today is another
staffing news report, and that is that Governor DeSantis has
decided that Ashley Moody will be his pick to replace
Marco Rubio. And so there's a little clip of her talking,
you know, him making the announcement and stepping back, and
then she is at the podium to talk about how
he told her she's probably not gonna like DC, but
she she is also heeding the call. And so here
is what she said in their official little presser about it.
Speaker 5: Every person with the same energy, the same love, the
respect for our founding principles, the ideals on which this
country was built on. If every person liked that, with
that personality said I don't think i'd like servant in Congress,
then we'd never change that culture.
Speaker 2: And so you're probably right.
Speaker 5: I probably won't like it, but I had it to
show up and fight for this nation and fight for
President Trump to deliver the American First Agenda on day one.
Speaker 1: We've got so many great women on our side, like
these are women with bite, not just bark, you know.
And they've gotten Mazie Herona comparent contrast, you guys, Oh.
Speaker 2: My god, seriously, the dumbest person in Congress.
Speaker 4: I think there's so many choices, but she thinks she
might be the dumbest.
Speaker 1: And like Kirsten gillibrandt they they have those women. We've
got women like that. It's just and then people will
say Trump is a misogynists in right then Republican men
are misogynists. Really, Okay, yeah, okay, all right.
Speaker 4: Well there's there's potentially already drama though with this choice,
and that is that Corey Mills is saying that he's
considering primary, like being in a primary against her.
Speaker 2: And so I don't I don't know why she well,
I guess I do know why.
Speaker 4: He's saying that Moody endorsed against Trump in twenty twenty
four because she backed DeSantis in the primary.
Speaker 2: So he's saying, we're gonna eyeball the seat.
Speaker 4: We're gonna look at how she does, how she votes,
how she supports the agenda. I'll talk to the president
about it, see what he thinks. We're going to keep
an eye on the seat, and we'll make a decision
when the time is right.
Speaker 1: Okay, just can we not? Can we just not? I know, right,
it's just it's drama. We don't need, you know.
Speaker 2: I don't know why we always do this to ourselves.
Speaker 1: I know. Again, it's the whole stepping on your own
you know what. Yeah, I guess it's not. Still it's stupid.
Speaker 4: Also, you might have seen because this was definitely floating
around socials like crazy yesterday video and also photographs of
a disabled person who had mastectomy, and there were lots
of accounts posting about this person saying, you know, this
is a this is a crazy trans it's crazy agenda.
Part of the transagenda that the parents of this person
were disgusting for allowing this to happen. But there's more
information coming out about this, and so we wanted to
share these photos from Andy No specifically talking about this
situation because on the face it does look absolutely horrifying, right,
like this person who cannot control like they look a
lot like Thomas in terms of the physicality. So this
woman is Maara Larroi, a nineteen year old who has
recently changed her name to Micah larroy and clear and
has had her breasts removed. She does have parents that
are extraordinary early woke, who are very enabling, and that
was the initial problem that people were talking about, how
disgusting it is that these parents would subject this person
who clearly could not make the decision on her own
to remove her own breasts. But it turns out, because
I read about this on the Daily Mail today, this
is a woman who actually does have her mental faculty.
She's in college, she gets straight a's, she communicates with writing,
she's able to speak for herself, and she is the
one that made this decision, and in fact was quoted
as saying she wanted to go viral.
Speaker 2: So I don't know how incapacitated she really is.
Speaker 4: So if you're seeing posts that suggests she was unable
to make this decision, she actually was able to make it.
Speaker 1: And well, I mean I I didn't make it. She
may not be incapacitated, but I still think she was influenced.
Speaker 2: By really shitty parents.
Speaker 1: Yes, and it's just and it's just like any other
kid that goes through this. I mean, she's nineteen, but
I still think it's child abuse. I'll still have my
still have my opinion, and that's my opinion. So I
still think it's terrible what they.
Speaker 2: Do about it's vile.
Speaker 1: It's terrible what they did to this kid and the
doctors that did it. Shame man, Like, what is wrong
with you? What's wrong with these people? So gross?
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Lawrence O'Donnell, and it was there were there were some
disastrous moments, like when he called North Korean's Chinese people.
Speaker 2: There were some moments that were not great.
Speaker 4: Okay, but we're not going to play a lot of
them because who cares at this point what he is saying, you.
Speaker 2: Know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Oh, I know what you mean. And he looked like
the old man from up, which is mean to the
old man from up. It is mean. It is mean,
I know, because we all love the old man from up.
But he just looked he's just gosh, you look at
like videos from him when he debated Trump the first time,
and then a night and day night day from how
he looks now. Listen, I know we all age, I
get it, but I'm not running the country, you know
what I mean, right.
Speaker 9: Or trying to or saying that you could still or
saying I'm really concerned about an oligarchy and the democracy.
Shut up, dude, Like you just gave the Medal of
Freedom to George Soros and Hillary Clinton. It's just go
away now, yea.
Speaker 2: But he is, he is so concerned.
Speaker 4: That was one of his key messages in the interview
last night as well.
Speaker 10: I really am concerned about how fras of the democracy is.
That sounds corny, but I mean I really really am concerned.
Because you've heard me say it a hundred times. I
really think we're an inflection point in history here. Things
are going to change drastically.
Speaker 1: That's weird that he's concerned about it, though, because he
has had some semblance of a position of power for
the past half a century. So you'd think that he
would have gotten something done and that our democracy would
be fine, because if he actually had done his job right,
so you saw. So basically he's admitting that he sucks
at his job. He didn't do his job. He's been
in power like longer than anybody, anybody, and he's like,
I'm really concerned about the state of the country.
Speaker 2: Well, then you suck at your job, dude.
Speaker 1: It's not raw.
Speaker 4: And then you know, when he doesn't make sense, it's
just so it's just so off putting. He talked about
like he continued on that vein and was talking about,
you know, abuses of power, and he put the abuse
of power in context of his stutter. And I don't
know how that makes any sense, but here is how
he said it.
Speaker 10: And then think about it this way. But I got
involved in public life because of the abuse of power.
I mean, my dad would say, you know, the greatest
city the Wall is abuse of power. And I was
raised in a circumstance where like I used to always
talk about how I'm the worst thing ever happened was
I used to stutter when I was a kid, and
you really get made fun of when you talk like that.
But I realized, maybe the greatest gifts ever got.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, but what did I what was that line
of thinking even.
Speaker 1: About if I hear about Scranton one more time. I
just I can't enough, okay.
Speaker 2: And he's he just lies. He continues to gaslight and lie.
Speaker 4: Like when he talked about how the federal government has
apparently given more money to Red states because they are mismanaged,
I cannot even believe that he said this out loud allowed.
This is just such a complete opposite of the truth.
Speaker 11: But here's what he says, Lawrence, I got a lot
of criticians understandably, we've invested more in Red states than bluestings.
Speaker 8: That's in this book, that's in this report for two reasons. One,
Red States really screwed up.
Speaker 10: The way they handle their the way they handled manufactory,
the way they had access.
Speaker 8: To supply chains.
Speaker 1: Right, right, I mean, as evidenced by Florida and California compare. Yes, Okay,
it's don't pay attention to what you see, don't pa
attention to actually at your reality that you're looking at.
Just pay attention to what I'm saying to you.
Speaker 4: Old the Democrats whole that's how that's how they go, right,
They're like, don't pay attention to what actual prices are,
how much you're hurting, how much groceries are.
Speaker 2: Just listen to what we tell you. This is their playbook.
This is why they lost.
Speaker 1: It's exactly what and he just keeps doing it.
Speaker 2: Over and over and over again. So these last two
clips are super short. I'm just gonna let them run together.
Speaker 4: One where he just says this weird thing about Ukraine,
and then one where he's talking about not signing the
stimulus checks like Trump did because he's not a huckster.
And so I'm just going to put these together because
there's this is basically a snapshot of how the interview went.
Speaker 10: He didn't think it by the way I think it was.
Speaker 8: I've got to go to Ukraine.
Speaker 10: That's different than me writing a check and made me
signing check and saying I did it. I'm not a
very good huckster.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're not a very good huckster at all. I'm
not going to parton my son, Okay, whatever, all right,
you're not.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the interview the not the interview the other night,
but the speech he made the other night. Joy Behar
was practically in tears over it. And here is what
she said on the view immediately after him.
Speaker 12: The good person.
Speaker 13: You know, he spent the last fifty years caring about
the country, this other one spent fifty years scamming everybody
you know and trying to stay out of jail.
Speaker 1: You know how I'm talking about. You know, I really
miss Biden.
Speaker 13: I feel like we were safe, Like I didn't have
to worry was everything that to blow up. I could
live my life while he was there. Now every day
I wake up and I wore, what is this guy
gonna do next?
Speaker 1: Okay, oh my god. It's they just they can't see, right.
And this is what's wrong with liberals is that they
they She thinks that Trump is taking money from her.
She thinks that Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos and all
those you know, people who are billionaires, because she's really
pissed off of the billionaires, right, any billionaire that may
or may just have an inclination of having an R
after their name. She hates them. She hates them for
being self made. Anybody who self made they hate. But
the people who suck money off of the American taxpayer,
they love that. And I don't get that. How can
they not see it? It's like it's it's common sense.
They are literally taking advantage of you, Like the people
who get into office like the Obamas, perfect example, the
Obamas who get into office and then become exponentially more wealthy.
That's fine, that's fine because of you, joy, because of
the American taxpayer. They didn't build anything, that innovate anything,
they didn't do anything. They are not self made. They
are made off the backs of the American taxpayer. And
she applauds that. She's okay with that kind of wealth.
But somebody who does it on their own, she's like,
like an Elon Musk, she's she thinks that's a terrible
thing because she literally said, and that clip, I don't
know if we have that with it? Do you have
the rest of the clip? Did you have it? She
said in that clip that Elon Musk, that Elon Musk
and Jeff Bezos and all them, they could solve world
hunger by giving forty billion dollars to people that are hungry,
and they don't do it. And she's pissed off about it.
She's like, they're terrible people because they don't solve they
don't use their money the way that I want them
to use their money. And so she it's I just
they don't get it. They don't get any of it.
They live in a different universe than we do well.
Speaker 4: Clearly because the fact that she was saying with under
Biden she was able to just live her life and
not have to worry. I mean, it is so far
removed from what normal Americans have gone through over the
past four years, not just not just with their personal pocketbooks,
but watching the rest of the world explode in so
many different ways because of weakness on Biden's part.
Speaker 2: And she's just like la la la la la. But
things are fine for me. I'm a rich celebrity, So.
Speaker 4: Why I mean, I've been fine under under Biden. It's
staff owned deaf.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. Yeah, And what's the amount?
Speaker 14: You know?
Speaker 1: Because like her bff Sonny lives in a ten bedroom,
ten bath house, I mean, and her husband has allegedly
scammed a bunch of people out of money. So, like,
is there a certain amount where you're supposed to like
give half of your money or seventy percent or eighty
percent of your income to the homeless and to needy people?
Because why is she exempt? But like Elon Musk has
to give all of his money to people I don't
to the causes that she deems appropriate.
Speaker 2: Right, that's what these people are whack.
Speaker 4: Speaking of people being whack, Kamala, I guess she was
like saying goodbyes, like she was giving byes to her staff,
and she was giving them like this pep talk at
the end, and it was so cringe. A couple clips,
but I'm just gonna shove them together because this it
was just cringe.
Speaker 2: You guys, watch is not done.
Speaker 15: And as you all know me, because we have spent
long hours, long days and months and years together, it
is not my nature to go quietly into the night.
Speaker 14: So don't worry about that.
Speaker 2: I am fully aware that about.
Speaker 15: The public face of a lot of our work, and
so I have the benefit of running into people all
over our country.
Speaker 1: Who thank me, Oh my God, and I will do you.
Speaker 14: I am fully aware that when they are thanking me,
they are thanking our team for the extraordinary commitment that
you each have and as a team have to lifting
up the American people, lifting up their condition, lifting up
their hopes and dreams, hopes and dreams, and understanding through
it all the nobility of public service.
Speaker 1: You know, he just cannot stand people quit under her
so many it was like a revolving door. Yeah, I'm
just like God, I can't stand her. I'm so glad
to move on. And Doug. Did you see Doug's face?
Speaker 2: He was like, I guess he's got to go back
to lawyering now, I guess. So can you imagine having
him as your lawyer.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you'd be trying to like pawt people the whole time.
Speaker 4: Okay, So if you remember when Elon Parallel parked a
rocket and it was just a freaking unbelievable, miraculous thing
that took place that to me seemed like a once
in a lifetime thing.
Speaker 2: But he just did it again, you guys.
Speaker 4: And we've got a couple of different angles because this
is so extraordinary. No other country is doing this, Okay,
no other country can do this, and this is amazing.
And so it happened again yesterday. And here is one angle.
We'll see a second one from an audience from somebody
that was like actually watching from far away and getting
video of it and just marveling at it. But here
it is from like home base or whatever you call it,
what do you call it, like the people that are
actually in the tower the center.
Speaker 1: Like we'll just call it home base.
Speaker 2: That sounds home base because I don't know Okay, mission control,
that's it.
Speaker 1: Okay, booster now.
Speaker 2: The tower for catch.
Speaker 1: It's just real booster coming in.
Speaker 16: Right.
Speaker 1: Unbelievable.
Speaker 2: Yeah, here's another angle.
Speaker 1: Unbelievable. We are standing by for.
Speaker 17: Attempting to catch the booster.
Speaker 4: And then it hovers and then moves over like OW
doesn't do that.
Speaker 1: I don't know. That's engineering right there. I don't get it.
My brain can't comprehend.
Speaker 2: Just amazing, freaking.
Speaker 1: Amazing is what it is. It's just so cool. I'm
so glad that there are people that can do that
in this world. I can't. Can you do that?
Speaker 2: Joy Behar can you do that?
Speaker 18: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I can't. And so I give props
where props are due, because that is brilliant, absolute innovative brilliance.
And I am so grateful to God that there are
people that can do that kind of stuff. It's amazing.
The human brain is amazing.
Speaker 2: It is incredible.
Speaker 4: And his in particular, there was a downside, and that
is that the actual spaceship doing the test did explode.
Speaker 2: So but they're looking at it like this is just
one more way that they learn.
Speaker 4: It gets into humor about it, oh totally. And so
here is the moment that you can see the explosion.
It starts out when you're looking at your screen just
a time, little light, and then you'll see it explode,
and then you'll see what it looked like like after
all the pieces were sort of coming apart and starting
to fall to the ground.
Speaker 2: I guess it felt like somewhere over Turks and Caicos.
And then you'll.
Speaker 4: See video from people on the ground in Turks and
Caicos going what the hell is that? And also it's
kind of beautiful, which is I know, it's kind of
weird to say that about an explosion, but it is.
So that's the order in which you're going to see things.
Right here, there's the tiny dot in the sky, and
then you're going to see it.
Speaker 2: Explode and boom, there it goes.
Speaker 1: It works crazy.
Speaker 4: All the pieces are like coming apart. Uh huh, that's
what it looks like when they start coming apart and
like raining down.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: But then this video is this next video is my
favorite because it's it's extraordinary.
Speaker 2: It looks like the best fireworks show ever.
Speaker 1: It's amazing. It's just amazing.
Speaker 2: What I mean, I'd be like, what the was that?
Speaker 8: Too?
Speaker 1: I would be like what because you don't see stuff
like this every day if it was here, and like
McGregor text as we all know what it is, we
know what it is.
Speaker 4: But then the space the official SpaceX account, because of
course people were like, oh my god, it exploded. That's
not good, that's terrible, and instead of actually calling it
an explosion, they got so much made they got made
fun of so much because here is how they described it.
Speaker 2: They said, Starship experienced a rapid, unscheduled diss.
Speaker 4: During its ascent burn teams will continue to review data
from today's flight test to better understand root cause. With
a test like this, success comes from what we learn,
and today's flight will help us improve Starship's reliability. And
then Elon Musk himself also wanted to follow up and
explain what happened, so he said, preliminary indication is that
we had an oxygen fuel leak in the cavity above
the ship engine firewall that was large enough to build
pressure in excess of the vent capacity. Apart from obviously
double checking for leaks, we'll add fire suppression to that
volume and probably increased vent area. Nothing so far suggests
pushing the next launch past next month. So they're like
on schedule, on track, They're going to keep testing.
Speaker 2: They're not slowing down. And I just cannot believe his.
Speaker 1: Brain is I know, it's amazing. Every time I make popcorn.
Now I'm going to say that every kernel is going
to experience a rapid disassembly. Just it sounds smart, you know.
Speaker 2: Right, unscheduled.
Speaker 1: Well it's scheduled because I'm gonna put it in a
pan with some oil. Well, that's true. It's going to
be a scheduled rapid disassembly for each kernel.
Speaker 2: I just freaking love that.
Speaker 1: It's awesome, I know, Ray.
Speaker 4: All Right, onto the hearings that took place yesterday. One
of them was with Scott. I don't even know if
I'm pronouncing his name right, Gott to be sent Let's
just call him Scott. We'll just call him Scott. He
is Trump's nominee for Treasury secretary, and by I mean,
from everything that I saw yesterday, he seems exponentially more
qualified than that goblin that is currently in the role.
So naturally he had Democrats that were pestering him and
giving him grief because this is what they do during hearings, right.
But one of the things that I love that he
talked about because he is a gay man. He's married
to a guy that actually looks a lot like him.
He was sitting behind him during the whole hearing and
along with one of their sons, and he talked about
the fact that in the past, because I can't remember
the senator who was asking him, like, why are you
just now choosing to serve in public service? And his
answer was, I've actually tried a couple times but have
not been allowed to because I'm gay. And so one
of the things that he specifically said that he appreciated
about Trump is that Trump doesn't give a shit if
he's gay. My words, not his words.
Speaker 1: Here's how he said it.
Speaker 6: So, sitting here today is my third attempt at public service,
and I sit here knowing the President Trump chose me
because he believes I'm the best candidate, not because of
my sexual preference, not because Treasury secretaries with green eyes
do better and they I think it is a tribute
to President Trump that he looks at people as people.
Speaker 1: Well, isn't that something that's interesting. I thought he hated
all gay people and he was going to put him
in concentration camps.
Speaker 2: It's weird, very weird.
Speaker 1: So that little decoy I get for speaking it. So
that boy behind him was his son.
Speaker 2: I think.
Speaker 4: So I can't imagine what other child would be allowed
into that situation.
Speaker 1: So what I mean he was like Alex p Keaton,
that kid I was not proper, And he looked amazingly
engaged the entire time.
Speaker 2: I know, whinde eyed awake. I would have been snoozing.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, that age. I was like Rachel Duffy did.
I don't know if you saw like Sean Duffy did his.
I think yesterday he did all his hearing, and she
had a picture of all of her kids together after
and she was like, I was so grateful because I
had the older kids helping to take care of the
because they have like fourteen bazillion kids. They're the most
beautiful family, right, But all the kids were like so
well behaved. They did three hours of testament. He did
three hours of testimony or whatever of questions and answers,
and the kids were all so well behaved. And I thought, gosh,
would my kids be that well behaved?
Speaker 4: I don't, I mean, mine would be asleep like within
five minutes, within five minutes, this is the thing like
when they were younger, I think I don't know if
they would have been able to sit still and listen
to that boring stuff, but it was.
Speaker 1: It's a testament to these families. It's a testament to
these people that their kids are are just so good
during these hearings. So what a precious kid, What a
precious husband too.
Speaker 2: I know, they're just they're it's like a really nice
looking family.
Speaker 1: It is really.
Speaker 4: He also talked about how spending is our problem, and
that was a great moment.
Speaker 6: Also here it is we do not have a revenue
problem in the United States of America.
Speaker 8: We have a spending problem.
Speaker 4: So, I mean, that was a I'm glad he said
that out loud because so many of the Democrat senators
do not get it. They're so hyper focused on things
like climate change, and for some reason, they're worried about
what the Treasury Secretary will have to do.
Speaker 2: With climate change.
Speaker 4: They're worried about him undoing clean energy initiatives.
Speaker 2: And it was the senator that has a really unfortunate
hair part, Widen is his name, just a it's just unfortunate.
Speaker 1: It's just an unfortunate part.
Speaker 4: So he was like, you know, can we be assured
that you're not going to undo clean energy initiatives or whatever.
I can't remember how we asked it, but I love
Scott's answer here.
Speaker 8: It is as you stated.
Speaker 6: And to be clear, this is one of the things
that got me out from behind my desk and my
quiet life in this campaign was the thought that this
spending is out of control.
Speaker 8: We are spending.
Speaker 6: About twenty four to twenty five percent of GDP, so
as you said, six point eight to seven percent dethicit.
We have never seen this before when it is not
a recession or not a war.
Speaker 19: Because we are in an arms race and clean energy
with them. Are you going to be on the side
of people who want to unravel this?
Speaker 6: Senator the Senator Widen, just so we can frame this
for everyone in the room. China will build one hundred
new coal plants this year.
Speaker 8: There is not a clean energy race. There is an
energy race.
Speaker 6: China will build ten nuclear plants this year. That is
not solar. I am in favor of more nuclear plants,
and I would note that the IRA as scored by
the CBO, is wildly out of control in terms of
spending on the upside.
Speaker 1: Just I hope. I've been seeing like commentary on how
this is going to be the new Golden era, like
a new financial economic golden era. I hope that that's right.
Fingers across legs, across arms, across across everything you got.
I just hope that that is the case, because we've
got to unleash everything. We've got to make America first.
We've got to unleash everything. We've got a drilled road,
or we've got to do all the things. It's time.
It's like these people have just held us back, they
have crippled us.
Speaker 4: And they continue to try, which we'll talk about and
a little bit too. I mean, Biden in his last
days is doing everything possible to ensure that Trump cannot
be successful. It's absolutely disgusting. Here's that same senator pestering
Scott about tariffs, and that conversation he also got dressed
down and it was perfect.
Speaker 19: These tariffs, you can call it whatever you want. Try
in terms of trying to gussie it up. They're going
to be paid for by our workers and small businesses.
Speaker 8: All through the.
Speaker 19: Campaign we heard they weren't that foreign countries, We're going
to pay it.
Speaker 8: I think that's beloney.
Speaker 19: It's going to be paid for it by workers and
small businesses.
Speaker 6: So your response, yes, Senator, I would respectfully disagree. And
the history of tariffs and tariff theory, optimal tariff theory
does not support what you're saying.
Speaker 8: Traditionally, we see.
Speaker 6: That the current if we were to say, use a
number that has been thrown around in the press of
ten percent, then traditionally the currency appreciates by four percent,
so the ten percent has not passed through. Then we
have various elasticities, consumer preferences may change, and finally, foreign manufacturers,
especially China, especially China which is trying to export their
way out of their current economic malaise, they will continue
cutting prices to maintain market share.
Speaker 1: Oh I saw Bernie. Bernie, I'm asking you once again.
So anyways, you know what this dude, the Scott dude,
he should win just based on his hair's right hair,
I know, really good hair. He just looks so distinguished,
very he knows. The guy knows his crap. He's like
he seems again at one of these people. They're all unflappable,
all these people unshakeable, every single one who's been put
through all this crap, which I don't remember the other
people being put through so much crap?
Speaker 2: Do you guys remember that?
Speaker 1: Is it just me? Maybe I just blocked it out
the demon.
Speaker 4: There have been some tough hearings for sure for Democrats,
but it's not as and it's it's actually it's meaningful.
The questions that have been asked have been meaningful and
not just Democrats being idiots, you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I just feel I just don't remember, mee, I've
blocked it out. I probably blocked it out because we
talk about we've been talking about this stuff for fifteen years.
I just don't remember it being like this contentious.
Speaker 4: And you know, well, and you were talking earlier even
in the show, about how there's so many people on
the left who are mad at true change making, innovative
people like I mean, I hate you to admit it,
but Mark Zuckerberg, I like Elon, like bezos who have
really created incredible things and changed the world because of
what they do.
Speaker 2: But Bernie has a problem. You have a problem, Bernie,
how do.
Speaker 1: You go to the wh shorts that's such a who.
Speaker 4: He's got a problem with them being so rich because
if they're that rich, isn't that so oligarch you guys,
here is God's response to that question.
Speaker 8: The last liners were moving toward an oligauchy. I'm asking
you that question.
Speaker 20: Do you think forget how they made their money?
Speaker 18: I got it.
Speaker 16: Do you think that when so few people have so
much wealth and so much economic and.
Speaker 21: Political power, that that is an Oligockic form of society?
Speaker 6: Well, I wouldn't note that they President Biden gave the
presidential metal freedom to two people who I think would
qualify for his oligarchs.
Speaker 4: All right, Well, and apparently a bunch of Democrat centers
walked out of the confirmation hearing. They didn't like him
criticizing Biden's versations against Russia, so that.
Speaker 1: That made them that and it hurt their feel bad.
They didn't I hurt the feelings because it hurt their
soros as hard like they have such like they have
such love for Soros that it hurt the feelings of
the BFF of sorrows like screwed you. They can't take it. Children,
they really are toddlers. You can't make fun of our
daddy sorrows. That's me, that's mean to daddy.
Speaker 4: Doug Bergham also had his hearing and because she is
probably projecting, because this is what democrats do. Once again,
Mazie Herono, just like she did with Pam BONDI decided
to ask about whether or not he is sexually as anyone?
Speaker 2: What is this?
Speaker 1: What is this? Chairman?
Speaker 22: Welcome as part of my responsibilities to ensure the fitness
of nominees before any of the committees, So which I said,
I asked the following two initial questions. First, since you
became a legal adult, have you ever made a WANTA
requests for sexual favors or committed any verbal or physical
harassment or assault of a sexual nature. Have you ever
faced discipline or in into a settlement related to this
kind of conduct?
Speaker 4: I have not.
Speaker 1: Okay, Hawaii Maze is drunk. Come get her and take
her home.
Speaker 2: Get your girl, Hawaii.
Speaker 1: Get your girl. Okay. You know, if they have to
go through metal detectors to get through to this point,
I think that they should have to go through a
breathalyzer too. Ooh, I think they should. She wouldn't be
allowed in. I'm one hundred percent certain she wouldn't be
allowed in breathalyzers. I mean, if they have to go through,
if they have to go through a metal detector because.
Speaker 2: Damn, lady, you are drunk. Oh my god, so drunk?
Speaker 4: Is it?
Speaker 1: Have you ever fondled and overweight Hawaiian lady?
Speaker 23: Ever?
Speaker 1: Because they dog she is out? What is this line
of questioning? Though, I'm being serious? What is it?
Speaker 2: Why is she saying it's her responsibility?
Speaker 4: Like, I don't know if that means somebody assigned her
to ask these required questions. I have no idea, but
she the fact that it's her asking just is priceless.
Speaker 2: Tevin Bergham should.
Speaker 1: Be like, ew she this woman's out of control. She's
control of her mind and out of control.
Speaker 4: And a lot of people were freaking out about this
clip on Twitter, and I was like, did you guys
not see the because we played it her saying the
same thing to Pam Bondy, Right, it's just so weird.
Speaker 2: Does she her continue to say this?
Speaker 1: She is so weird. I still can't believe this woman
is She's a senator. How does this happen? Hawaii? What
are you doing? Get it together?
Speaker 18: I know?
Speaker 4: Also, Biden, there was like some sort of ceremony, like
a departure ceremony that occurred yesterday with a bunch of
pomp and circumstance that it's apparently this is just what
they do when presidents are leaving office. But the fact
that President Biden is winning an award, Okay, he's being
rewarded for how much better the world is after his
presidency than.
Speaker 2: It was before.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean listen to how they described the reason
for the award here.
Speaker 17: It is a distinguished public Service Medal is being awarded
to Joseph R. Biden Junior. President Joseph R. Biden, Junior
is recognized for distinguished public service as the forty six
president of the United States from January twenty twenty one
to January twenty twenty five. In the face of unparalleled
national security challenges, American global leadership under President Biden left
both the United States and the Department of Defense far
stronger and far better postured for the challenges of the
twenty first cent.
Speaker 1: Dyay, it's like our kids elementary schools. They get every
kid an award for something. This is what they do now,
That's what the that's what we're doing now in politics,
that's what we're doing in the Democrat Party. You have
to give an award for something and make make crap
up this is what these people are doing. It's like there,
it's a Hollywood, It's like an award show. This is
what politics has become. Our founders are spinning in their graves.
They're like, that's not how it's supposed to work. Yeah, yeah,
that's right.
Speaker 2: It's just a lot of self congratulating.
Speaker 1: It is. They're all patting each other on the back. Meanwhile,
real people are like, I'm eggs are like seven dollars
you losers, like, but nice that you guys have a
big circle jerk.
Speaker 4: Good for you, right, And Lloyd Austin like, there was
this whole part where Lloyd Austin was pinning whatever this
award was on to him and there looking adoor way
at him.
Speaker 2: And we paid for that.
Speaker 1: We paid for all of this, m hm.
Speaker 2: And how much are you helped by it?
Speaker 1: None? That's exactly right.
Speaker 4: This is probably in the wrong order, But we talked
about the goblin. We mentioned the goblin earlier. The current
Treasury secretary. There was some breaking news about her last night.
This should make you all feel super super safe and secure.
Speaker 2: Listen to this.
Speaker 24: Before our show, Bloomberg reporting that Chinese hackers have infiltrated
the computers of the US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and
two of her lieutenants quote as part of a broader
breach of the agency.
Speaker 1: What was that to us? What was that about us
being safe? Joe Biden was about us being safer? And
this maybe want to give that metal back that we
got for you. That's right, that's terrifying. How does that happen?
I thought we were supposed to have like the CIA,
the FBI, the all these like organizations that were supposed
to safeguard us against that. Like, there's a ton of
people that are paid to make sure that that doesn't happen.
So why is that happening? Why exactly who's getting fired today?
Speaker 2: Who's getting fired anybody?
Speaker 1: That's ridiculous, that's right, ridiculous, that's right. They all want raises, right,
Dan Crenshaw, they all.
Speaker 4: And they want awards because, as we said, this is
all about like self congratulating, much like Jim Acosta was
doing after Joe Biden's speech about you know, the sacredness
of the freedom of the press, blah blah blah. Jim
Acosta could not be more freaking arrogant. This was what
he did on his show yesterday.
Speaker 25: Good moment to talk about something President Biden said during
his farewell address. He warned, the free press is crumbling
in this country. I would add that's only if we,
the people, let that happen. Journalists exist to seek the truth,
to tell people's stories, to lift up voices that may
not be heard otherwise, to shine a light on injustice,
and to hold the powerful accountable.
Speaker 8: We are not the enemy of the people.
Speaker 25: We are the defenders of the Walter Cronkite once said,
freedom of the press is not just important to democracy,
it is democracy. I want to take a moment to
show you something. A woman sent me this sign eight
years ago. She carried it here at a march in Washington.
Wrote on the back of the sign to me and
the press here in DC, you have our support to
Nora wherever you are. Right back at.
Speaker 2: You, you know, self important.
Speaker 1: Has anybody checked on Walter Cronkite's like gravesite, because you know,
there's like fingers coming out. It's like, Jim, you're ruining
this for me. Stop it, Stop saying my name on
your broad Oh my god.
Speaker 2: It well.
Speaker 4: Grant Glenn Greenwald had the perfect response to that. He
retweeted it and he said, whoops, you don't need to
see that yet, you need to see this. This nakedly
partisan bitch really does think he's.
Speaker 2: The conscience of America.
Speaker 4: Never seen more self important, sanctimonious blowhard in my entire life.
And no, I will never get over the fact that
he wrote a book bought by dumb liberals where he
depicted himself as in danger.
Speaker 1: So true. Everything about that is truect. It was perfect.
You can't talk that.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I love that so much.
Speaker 4: Yesterday we talked about how the Washington Post did an
interview with doctor Jill Biden and she finally talked about
the rift between her and Nancy Pelosi, and so we
mentioned it yesterday, and now the news the rest of
the news media is kind of picking up on that
story and asking people about it. And Caitlyn Collins had
Senator Coons on and was asking him about it, and amazingly,
he openly and without any kind of prompting, says admits
that Nancy Pelosi orchestrated Biden's withdrawal from the race.
Speaker 2: And he just says it, and there's no Caitlyn Collins
doesn't get like big guys or follow up on it.
Speaker 4: Or say wait a minute, you're making news here by
admitting this out loud, because Democrats have not done that.
Speaker 2: She just lets it go. It was an incredible moment,
and here it is, but.
Speaker 26: On Jill Biden and looking at this. She had a
quote today to the Washington Post about Nancy Pelosi's and
Biden getting out of the race, and she said, quote,
we were friends.
Speaker 1: For fifty years.
Speaker 26: Imagining she was using her teacher's voice, she said, quote,
it was disappointing. You know that Joe Biden is very
careful with hell she uses her words.
Speaker 8: What did you make of that moment?
Speaker 23: Well, it's the first I'm hearing of it. But what
I make of it is that she may well have
wished that Speaker Pelosi had engaged directly with them, rather
than orchestrating a campaign to try and get President Biden
to stepped down from the race. Ultimately, it was the
right thing for him to do for his candidacy, for
the country, for the party. But I do think there
were some hard feelings about how that happened.
Speaker 1: And then they have the audacity to preach to people
about democracy. You know, I lie, They flat out lie
to you. They lie to everybody. They lie every single day.
They lie, and they don't give a crap about this
constitutional republic. They don't care at all.
Speaker 4: And is there going to be any accountable for the
fact that now it's it's just openly talked about that
there was a coordinated attempt to cover up how bad
off he is.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and they installed somebody with they bypassed the actual process,
the democratic process that we're supposed to use, and they
installed a candidate. These people are insufferable. They hate America,
they hate you, and they true.
Speaker 2: It's true. And this I don't know who this guy is.
Speaker 4: His name is Michael Poppik, I guess, and I really
don't know who he is. And after listening to this clip,
I was just like, I don't want to know anything
about this guy. But he's also talking about what's happening
now with Biden and the strategy to do all of
this stuff in these last few weeks to make Trump's
first two years at least impossible. They're doing things that
will be almost impossible to undo. I mean, you hear
Trump saying a lot, Oh, I'm.
Speaker 2: Going to undo that. I'm going to undo that.
Speaker 4: I'm going to use an executive order for this, but
they are purposely doing things to make his job impossible,
and that is so freaking Unamerican.
Speaker 2: But here he is again openly talking about it.
Speaker 20: The reason that you would want to file this suit
is the same reason that Joe Biden is continuing to
pass law is to try to trump proof democracy. The
more Joe Biden does in the waning days of his
administration through administrative agencies like SEC and stacks it up
in front of Donald Trump, the more Donald Trump has
to undo. The more Joe Biden does, the more Donald
Trump has to undo, and eventually, in that curve of resources,
political capital, and time, Donald Trump's going to run short.
There's only so much he can do on day one
or day one hundred in his administration. And many of
the things that Joe Biden has done, for instance, are
trump proof. It's going to be very difficult for him
to reverse three hundred and thirty million acres being put
into a wilderness preserve so it can't be drilled for
oil or gas based on the way that law is written,
very smart to be very hard for Donald Trump immediately
to undo giving people temporary protective status as immigrants, and
it's going to be very hard for him to kill
lawsuits like the one that was just filed against Musk.
It will happen, the new SEC chair will withdraw this.
But we want Trump to expend scarce political capital and
look the American people in the eye and say, well,
I took that lawsuit away. I gave Musk a free
ride even though he's going to be the head of
my Department of Government efficiency. The show Conflicted ethics, it
helps in our politics to see Donald Trump have to
make actual moves on a chess board all for the
public to see. And that's why these cases being filed
even so late, even on the last day or the
last minute, are important because of what Donald Trump's going
to have to expend in order to undo it. And
every time he's doing something to undo something that Joe
Biden or the SEC did is one less minute, one
less resource that he has to do something forward, looking
to do something to advance one of his policies. That's
why you got to continue to build. You want to
build a wall, build a wall of policies and lawsuits
and rules and executive orders that Donald Trump has to
try to dismantle in the limited time he has. I
know it seems like it's interminable. He hasn't even gotten
in yet. But I'm telling you that four years is
going to go by quickly than two years until the
midterms is going to go by even more quickly. He
could be lame duck within eighteen months if we have
our way.
Speaker 7: God.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but this time is different. I'm going to be
positive because this time is different because he is getting
the best people in there, and he's doing things like
anybody who worked with like say, Mike Pence don't even
come near my office, Like I don't trust anybody. This time,
I'm going to put in only the best of the best,
of the brightest of the best, and nobody else needs
to apply. So and we've seen the best of the
best starting to get into these positions, so I it's
gonna it's different. We cannot look at like what he
did before and think that I mean, yeah, I guess
we can look at it a little bit and be like,
he's capable. But I think this time he's going to
be like super capable. And he has to be because
they're just shitting where they ate, you know.
Speaker 8: Well.
Speaker 4: And the problem too is that when it comes to staff,
even though like what this guy was talking about. It's
not even just lawsuits and all of the policies, it's staff.
They have put people in like fire proof positions Biden,
people that Trump cannot fire, also in agency positions that
are toxic, and so it's just again they're going to
be doing things that Trump is constantly having to chase
or he's got to have somebody looking and chasing and fixing,
and I mean it's going to be exhausting.
Speaker 1: And hopefully he'll have people in positions that will be
watching those toxic people helping him to put those out,
so he's not the only one putting him out. And
I think he's He's hiring capable people to help put
out those fires. And they're just going to be very busy.
You know, if Joe Biden had any shred of integrity
or self respect, I think that's what it is. If
he had self respect back, he would have turned on
the Democrat Party and he would have been like, you
know what, you completely crapped all over me, You betrayed me,
You did me so dirty, and my family did every
you did me dirty that I'm going to take revenge
and I'm gonna and I'm going to make sure that
this guy does a good job, and I'm going to
align more like I'm at least going to go independent
fu because they did him so dirty and it actually
I wouldn't if I were in his position, which I
never would be. But if I were in his position
and somebody did me that dirty after fifty years, you're
damn straight, I would turn on him. I would turn
so hard. I mean, I guess we're very different people,
but I just can't imagine still being aligned with those
people after what they did, what they did to him,
and he does. He's like he's just lockstep with them,
and that blows my mind. It just shows you how
completely weak empathetic. He is so weak, and his wife
is too because his wife, you know, his wife hates
all those people. My god, she wants to get it
on with Trump. You know, she's like, she hates all
those people, but yet they still stay aligned with the
Democrat Party. Gross. You know, we do need to.
Speaker 4: Talk about the fires, because there was an amazing video
that was floating around yesterday and I'll just give you
like the little summary of it right here. Twenty one
days before the Palisades fire broke out. There were LA
Fire personnel that went to a Fire commission meeting with
a warning about the budget cuts that Karen Bass enacted.
And the video is remarkable because of the quote that
you can see on your screen, which says, the residents
of Los Angeles are going to pay the ultimate sacrifice
and someone will die. They warned them twenty one days
in advance. Here's a news report about that.
Speaker 27: If we cut one position, if we close one station,
if we close one resource, the residents of Los Angeles
are going to pay the ultimate sacrifice and someone will die.
Speaker 4: Just last month, fire personnel packed in LA Fire Commission
meeting begging the city to rethink the budget.
Speaker 6: These cuts came in exactly the wrong time, with calls
for services at an all time high and our firefighters
at their breaking point.
Speaker 7: We are straining our departments resources beyond the brink and
we cannot continue on this path.
Speaker 2: I mean, how do you There's no that I don't know.
I don't know how you how Karen Bass comes back
from that.
Speaker 1: She bitches about climate change, and people who are really
into that will believe it, you know what I mean,
And the like true progressives will be like, oh yeah,
you know the bill. The Bill Burrs of the world
will backer. You know what a disappointment. I mean, so
many people are like this. It's it's not their fault,
you know, it's the wind.
Speaker 2: We need it.
Speaker 4: There there is the proof, like I don't either. They
were literally begging for help and resources and they got nothing.
Speaker 1: They got cut.
Speaker 4: And then Gavin Newsom, because you know he loves me
on camera.
Speaker 28: Doing all the motions, constantly moving, so he did another
video where he's he likes to do this a lot,
like he likes to get any money away.
Speaker 1: He likes to give other people's money.
Speaker 2: It is similar to that.
Speaker 4: But he decided to release a very highly produced video
in a message to Mike Johnson about because he's mad
that Mike Johnson had the gall to suggest that there
would be conditions placed on any federal aid to his state.
And so here's the wildly gesticulating Gavin Newsom in a
video message to Mike Johnson.
Speaker 29: In California, questioned whether or not we, as taxpayers in
the largest state in the Union, should support at the
people Louisiana at a time of emergency.
Speaker 21: Indeed, we never conditioned it.
Speaker 29: We never talked about putting the full fate in credit
of the United States of America with the team both
so we can get tax cuts for billionaires and corporations
that don't need it, and then put it risk the
lives of hundreds of thousands of Americans that happened to
live in California.
Speaker 1: I will never tire of that. I'm never never ever
I want to douche this guy is shut up?
Speaker 2: Really is.
Speaker 1: He had time to make that video that he nicely
produced video that was choreographed because you know, he practiced
in the mirror when he was doing all of the
the things he was doing it, you know, with the
slick back hair, and then you know it's like he's like, look, mom,
I'm a supreme whoa, that's what I have to do
this now. Totally douche this guy. He had time to
do that, but he doesn't have time to actually govern.
Speaker 4: Wait, which is exactly what Mike Johnson said back on
x saying, instead of making highly produced clapback videos with
social media influencers, you should get to work helping Californians.
You're the leader of a state in crisis, and you
should finally start acting like it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, somebody, as somebody said something about his nine is
new nine million dollar home. There's a guy on I
don't know, he's on TikTok or Instagram or one of them,
that broke down exactly how much it cost him a
month to pay for that home is something like fifty
five thousand dollars a month or something. What it comes
down to, Oh my god, there's no way on God's
green earth that what he makes as a governor will
pay for. Like, these people are just such con artists,
with all the insider trading and all this stuff that
there's just no way on a public servants salary that
he could afford that. Hume.
Speaker 2: Wait, I thought he was married to some like super
rich lady.
Speaker 1: Maybe maybe I don't know, but like him alone, there's
just no way. There's no way that he could. I
don't know what she makes, she is she super rich?
I don't know.
Speaker 2: I thought she.
Speaker 4: I thought she came from a bunch of money. So
they probably just bought it.
Speaker 2: There's like no mortgage.
Speaker 1: Maybe maybe she bought it. Yeah, that's kind of what
I'm thinking. Can you imagine marrying him? Oh my god,
Kimberly Gilfoyle was married to him, You guys, I mean
to be fair. That is a well matched couple. And
take that how you will. I mean on the bearskin rug,
bear skin rug. You guys, remember that picture. We're going
to resurrect that at some point.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's anyway, okay.
Speaker 4: So he also decided to come out with a super
super helpful executive order you guys, to help the people
that are suffering. He has decided benevolently that they don't
have to worry about their.
Speaker 2: Property tax bill twenty twenty six. He is, I mean,
this is for real, this is a real video.
Speaker 21: So just sign an executive order to address some of
the anxiety people have that have lost their home around
paying property taxes. This executive order will suspend interest and
penalties through April of twenty twenty six, in addition to
extending the deadline for state taxes to October later this year.
Speaker 1: Is so nice, so nice, thanks Gavin.
Speaker 4: Like, you may not even have a home or any
property to speak.
Speaker 2: Of, but you will not have to pay taxes on that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, just a couple couple months. You get a couple
months off a pan the ridiculous taxes that are California taxes. Congratulations, suckers. Yeah,
oh my god.
Speaker 4: Also, you've probably seen video or photos of Megan Markle
and Prince Harry going in like ostensibly they're volunteering to
help dole out supplies and food to people, but really
they're just trying to be on camera as often as
possible because they don't really care about their privacy, you
know what I mean, It's that's a lie. They don't
care about their privacy. And so there's there's other celebrities.
Speaker 1: I hate that word so much.
Speaker 2: I know that's how they say it, pivacy.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So Kelly Osborne, who I did not recognize at all
and honestly still don't like.
Speaker 2: If somebody said that's somebody pretending to be.
Speaker 4: A different version of Kelly Osbourne, I would buy it
because I don't see this. I don't recognize Kelly Osbourne
at all. She though, is making the point that no
one gives a shit a celebrities show up to this
and could they please stop? I think she is spot
on here.
Speaker 7: I have a question. Is it just me being my normal, overthinking,
cynical self or is it really disturbing to see all
of these celebrities using other people's pain and suffering as
a photo op. Yeah, to say, look, I'm helping. I'm
doing this, I'm doing I don't believe you help so
that you can get attention for helping. I believe you
just helped because you want to.
Speaker 2: So confused.
Speaker 7: I think it's so wrong. No one asks you to
come out and give hugs.
Speaker 1: She's absolutely right. Yeah, that's oh oh oh, you know
that's what that is, Mack. Just in case you didn't
like I, because.
Speaker 2: When I first saw that, I was like, where is
the rest of her?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Where did she go? Yeah, she's she's becoming like
her mom. She's a cute girl. Though. I like the Osborne.
I've always liked the I can't not like that, you
know what I mean, Ozzie, He's just the guy's still alive.
He's still alive, you guys, as a testament to I
don't know what like, I don't even what do we
think for that. I don't even know. The guy's still kicking.
Speaker 2: He's still It's amazing. It's a It's like Dave Richards.
Speaker 1: It defies all logic that the guy is still here
with us, and it makes no sense. Yeah, listen, but
back to Harry and Meghan. Now, like these are the
people that joy Behar should be bitching at they have
gazillions of dollars. Did they have any homeless people or
any illegal immigrants in their gigantic Montesito mansion?
Speaker 10: Do they?
Speaker 1: I ask you? The answer is now.
Speaker 2: Moving on to someone great.
Speaker 4: So Mel Gibson, as you know, lost his home, which
we showed that clip yesterday from mar A Lago where
he was telling Russell brand is burning down, like in
the moment that he was finding out, and he was
on what's that guy's name? He's always on Laura Ingram's show.
I find him to be extraordinarily creepy. I don't know why.
His last name is a royo, but I don't know
his first name.
Speaker 1: I feel like he should be in the Adams family.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't know what it is, because I'm sure
he's it's lovely. I don't know why I get such
a visceral.
Speaker 1: Creep down a reaction. I am too, Yeah, but I do.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry to say, but he had Mel Gibson on
to talk about his house burning down and what how
he's choosing to look at it, and I thought this
was just the lovely, so perfect Mel Gibson's stuff right there.
Speaker 16: I was struck. This week, you did an interview and
you said in passing you see this loss of your
home as a purification.
Speaker 8: How so well, it was an odd.
Speaker 30: Mixture of sadness and kind of a weird realization and blessing.
I think because I thought, you know, they're just things.
I mean, yeah, I'm gonna miss some stuff. There was
valuable stuff. There was personal stuff that just breaks my heart,
you know. But you know, I feel like i'm you know,
I'm being stripped down and prepared for something else.
Speaker 8: Now that's maybe very.
Speaker 30: Personal, but I feel like I feel like the Almighty
is preparing me to do something big.
Speaker 16: Well, I have to say, when I heard that, I thought,
I wonder if this is or if you're regarding this
as a spiritual preparation for the Resurrection movie you're about
to embark on.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I think that's kind of it.
Speaker 30: It's like, hey, look, God gives, God takes. We come
in with nothing. That's the same way we go out,
you know. And here's the deal. You'll always be okay.
If you seek first the Kingdom of God, You'll always
be okay.
Speaker 8: You'll get what you need.
Speaker 1: Did you see the cut on his hand? Uh ah,
I'm Melkison's hand. He's probably like chopping wood or something
in his front like somewhere, and I just like gashed
his hand and he just like did the interview. You
know what I mean. I freaking love him. I don't
care if people think mel Gibson is weird. I don't care.
I just will always love him, always freedom, I will
always think he's hot. I will always love him. It's
just he's one of my favorites.
Speaker 2: Oh way, yeah, that's good people right there.
Speaker 4: And then the last thing related to the fire disasters
in general, that FEMA director that she's not terribly She's
probably what like in her late thirties, the FEMA director
maybe forties young. She got a dressing down by in
a hearing yesterday. And the specific point, and I think
his name is Mala Naro. I could be wrong, you'll
see it on his little name Placard, but he was
questioning her on the fact that so many illegals get
FEMA aid and other types of America American paid for
assistance when they face disasters, and they get it ahead
of American citizens, and does she not see how ridiculous
that is? As you might imagine, she does not see
how ridiculous it.
Speaker 16: Is, but he.
Speaker 2: Did a bang up job trying to make her.
Speaker 31: Understand be the absurdity that American citizens are getting their
seven point fifty and then yes, struggling through a very
complicated process to meet the thresholds necessary to get the
aid they need that housing, food, and shelter, while your
agency is contracting with not for profits to easily hand
out access to those who here placed here illegally.
Speaker 8: Do you see the absurdity?
Speaker 32: Congressman, Our mission is to support people, help people before, during,
and after disasters, and they.
Speaker 20: Do you think that there is?
Speaker 31: Ma'am?
Speaker 8: Do you think that?
Speaker 31: Do you think in responding to an emergency the priority
of government ought to be to ensure that American citizens
are triaged and that the services of FEMA are focused
on responding to them and their service programs.
Speaker 32: First, I absolutely believe that the services that FEMA provide
should be supporting the people that have been impacted by disasters?
Speaker 31: Should it be should there be equity in that distribution
and response? Should they fairness in that respet bonds?
Speaker 32: We should make sure that all people have access to
our programs and that a fair enough bar.
Speaker 31: Is my time and I get four minutes to two
minutes to do it. So in fairness, do you not
see the inequity in those placed here illegally having taxpayers
support a plane, ticket, house, a hotel, food, cell phones,
accesses to healthcare. Do you not see the inequity that
they have access immediately? I want us to be a
welcoming nation, but if we cannot respond to those who
are living in emergencies, then we do not have the
right to claim that we are the Federal Emergency Management Administration.
Do you not see the inequity?
Speaker 32: Congress Director, No Congress established law.
Speaker 31: You have to prioritize triage and decide. During COVID, there
were federal agencies and local governments who were responsible for
providing lots of services. We said, in this emergency, you're
not going to do that. We told federal employees get
back out under the ground because you've got to respond
to a public health pandemic and mess. Most of them
were never involved in public health health response.
Speaker 8: You established the priority.
Speaker 31: Why can you not say today that the priority ought
to have been to make sure that American citizens were
getting first response, adequate response, and not distractive response. Why
can you not say that.
Speaker 32: Our priority is the American people.
Speaker 1: It's not. It's not Why is this so hard? This
is common sense?
Speaker 4: We were asking earlier about does this ever happen? Like
do Republicans ever question, you know, witnesses this way? They do,
but they always make more sense when they do it.
Speaker 1: It just it's this should be common sense to everybody,
like it shouldn't just be common sense to Republicans. This
should be like, until everything is perfect here in the
United States, we shouldn't give any of our money to
anybody else. If everybody else, like everybody else can get
ft as far as I'm concerned, we have like we're
right now, we're in shambles. There should be no roads
that are in shambles right now. There should be no
hungry people. There should be no homeless vets, there should
be no homeless kids, There should be none of that.
Until that is all taken care of, then maybe we
can consider giving money to like Ukraine or yeah, you put.
Speaker 2: Your math on first before you help others.
Speaker 1: I don't why is this hard to understand? It's like
we're so like, oh, let's give money to all these
people because everybody we want to be friends with. I
don't give a flying f about anybody except for my family. First,
Americans are my family. We should be thinking about the family.
We take care of the family. And then when everything
is perfect in our house, then we can be like,
all right, maybe we can budget to help other people,
but we are literally like pissing away our money on
everybody else in our house is it's it's like ready
for demolition at this point. It's ridiculous. Why so hard
to understand?
Speaker 2: It's not hard for Trump to understand, though, because he
talks about that a lot. Thank God, Thanks so God.
Speaker 4: I think we're gonna, well, we're gonna hear a clip
from him in just a moment about what to expect
from him on Monday.
Speaker 2: And actually, let's.
Speaker 4: Talk about Monday, because the inauguration is happening on Monday.
And Nora O'Donnell, well, first of all, before he even
give to the inauguration, just one quick note about Nora O'Donnell,
because she and that Margaret Brennanchik did this report about
Mike Turner getting kicked off a House committee, and you'll
hear them overreacting to that right here.
Speaker 3: News on a big shakeup and Capitol Hill, the speaker
of the House firing the Republican chair of the House
Intel Committee.
Speaker 33: Why, what does this mean exactly? It is extraordinary as well.
Mike Turner is known for being bipartisan as chair in
his oversight of the intelligence community.
Speaker 1: I spoke with him.
Speaker 33: He told me this afternoon, Speaker Johnson called him into
his office and said, you're fired. There are concerns from
Mara a Lago. In other words, Donald Trump, the president elect,
told Mike Johnson to fire the man overseeing the intelligence
community who has access to some of the nation's greatest secrets. Now,
there was no explanation as to why. But big picture here, Nora,
this is not how government's supposed to work. Congress is
supposed to be independent. Jim Heimes, his Democratic counterpart on intelligence,
said this sends a chill up of his spine and
he thinks Turner was fired because he didn't bend the knee.
Speaker 2: Lots to come on that.
Speaker 1: Great reporting, great reporting. They are so scared because there's
a new sheriff in town, and shit's about they hit
the fan, and I'm so here for it.
Speaker 4: I'm just I would like to know more details because
apparently he's not even no longer the chair of the committee.
He's out of the committee, like, he's completely off that
committee altogether.
Speaker 2: So I would like to know more.
Speaker 1: I'm not mad about it, though, I'm not mad. I'm
not mad if like a ton of people get fired,
I'm okay with it. I'm totally okay with that. There
are so many people in government that just have no
business being in government at this point. Has it been
working well for us, because I mean I don't have
Have they done anything for you lately, because they've not
done anything for me. I don't know about you guys.
All I know is that I get tax to high
hell every single year. That's all I know. That's literally
all my government has done is take my money. That's
all they've done. I got roads out here look like
crap I got. I mean, my neighborhood's not benefiting. I
don't know about you guys around me. I don't benefit
So I shake ups are fine, but shacobs, I'm totally
okay with this. I'm okay. I'm all right.
Speaker 16: All right.
Speaker 4: So now to the inauguration, because Norah O'Donnell also did
sort of a tour of the platform where all the
stuff is happening, where all the VIPs are going to
sit and it's kind of interesting to get.
Speaker 2: The behind the scenes sneak peek. But at the same.
Speaker 4: Time, when I watched this, even though I was very
interested in watching it and like really like to see
all the stuff, I was like, everybody can see this,
and that means bad actors can see like exactly how
everything is set up, and that means they can plan
horrible things. This is where my mind goes, even though
this should have just been like a fluffy like meat
thing about what inauguration looks like from different vantage points.
Speaker 2: Here's the report.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, look at how incredibly majestic this is
your president elect. This is what you see right across
the Washington Monument and walk right down here. Wow, absolutely beautiful.
Now this is what you would call VIP seating. So lawmakers,
Supreme Court justice is and also Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg,
and Jeff Bezos reportedly sitting together here on the inaugural platform.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 1: Matter.
Speaker 3: Right here is where the president elect will take the
oath of office, sworn in by the Chief Justice of
the Supreme Court, and then there will be a podium
like right here. So I'm like, I'm actually like standing
where the president stands and right here looks out on
this incredible view the Washington Mall to give his inaugural address,
and as you can see, there are the pool cameras
set up right in the middle. That's the shot that
you see when you watch the President the United States
deliver the inaugural dress.
Speaker 2: Now, so were you freaked out too?
Speaker 1: I love freaked out. Yeah, I mean I I'm only
freaked out because I'm so worried about his safety.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's what I'm saying. And I'm just showing all
that in detail.
Speaker 1: I'm watching it like I was watching it and I
was like, are there we're secret Service going to be
a do we have that covered? Like it's so out
in the open, Like is he gonna is there anything
bulletproof out there? Like I'm I'm just worried about him.
I'm just worried about his safety because there are so
many freaking lunatics.
Speaker 2: That's the thing.
Speaker 4: And so this next video will make you feel a
little bit better because it does talk about some of
the preparations from a security stand In fact, they're like
there's this very special helicopter. There's only like two of
them in the whole world, which can go really really
low to scout out radiation and potential nuclear materials. And
so they're doing that ahead of inauguration. Here's the video
about that.
Speaker 34: Only one hundred and fifty feet in the air. Pilots
dodge buildings, your left hand pat flying in a grid
over the National Mall to scan for radiological or nuclear irregularities,
threats like dirty bombs. So you're trying to create a
blueprint of what the radiation of Washington due it looks
like ahead of the inauguration.
Speaker 18: Correct.
Speaker 34: Department of Energy scientists Jacqueline Brandon calls this low flying
helicopter one of just two of its kind per office.
Speaker 4: If we find a radiological irregularity, we'll investigate it even further.
Speaker 34: Highly sensitive technology sets off alarms in the air.
Speaker 1: That's an alarm.
Speaker 4: That is an alarm that says it's a slight variation
in our spectra, is what it's saying.
Speaker 34: On the ground. A mission led and meticulously rehearsed by
the US Secret Service at their training facility in Maryland,
agents role playing worst case scenarios.
Speaker 20: Can we try a vehicle having a flat tire? Can
we try someone having a heart attack? These are all
the things we want to mentally prepare for because we
have an immediate action for all those things.
Speaker 34: Michael Thomas is the coordinator for the big day.
Speaker 6: The amount of fencing and the amount of personnel that
we bring in for this inauguration eclipses all other inaugurations
that we have.
Speaker 34: About twenty five thousand law enforcement and military personnel will
safeguard the inauguration, including seventy eight hundred National Guard authorized
to protect the nation's capital and it's two hundred and
fifty thousand ticketed guests. Throughout the city, a ring of steel,
thirty miles of anti scale fencing, and along the icy Potomac,
more than twenty five Coastguard vessels lined.
Speaker 2: Up ready to deploy, Ready to deploy.
Speaker 34: Captain Patrick Burkett says teams are now prepping frozen waterways
for patrol after a recent storm.
Speaker 20: That put a lot of strain and stress on our
resources and our personnel, and everyone knew that January was
going to be a busy month.
Speaker 34: Dubbed a national Special Security event demanding the highest level
of federal protection. The inauguration comes just days after two
others January sixth electoral count and former President Jimmy Carter's funeral.
Speaker 1: Okay, wild, right, it is wild.
Speaker 2: It's a lot of people involved.
Speaker 5: And.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I just hope the Secret Service is like not
a bunch of women that are five to two, you know.
Speaker 2: I know, right, I mean no offense to women that
are five two.
Speaker 1: No, I mean, you're a woman that's five two and
I love you, but five three. Okay, I'm sorry, you're
a woman that's five three and I love you, but
I don't want you protecting the president.
Speaker 8: No.
Speaker 2: I also would not. I would be terrible at that.
Speaker 8: Right.
Speaker 4: So Donald Trump called into Dan Bongino's show talking about
the inauguration, and he says that we are going to
be very very happy with some announcements that are coming
out here.
Speaker 12: He is be very very happy on Monday. And your audience,
which is very large, by the way, congratulations, you have
a great success. But your very large audience is going
to be very happy with the things I'm going to
be announcing on Monday.
Speaker 1: Wow, we're all looking forward to it.
Speaker 2: Mister President.
Speaker 1: You have us tantalized here. We appreciate it.
Speaker 2: Thanks for your time, sir, appreciate it.
Speaker 14: Thank you very much.
Speaker 21: Thank you.
Speaker 14: Well.
Speaker 1: I wonder what that is. I don't know.
Speaker 2: Maybe it's going to be like some of the executive
orders or yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 1: When's he going to come on our show?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's going to happen.
Speaker 4: It is not far fetched. I think he would find
us delightful. I think he would find us delightful. But
like we do not have those connections.
Speaker 1: We doubt you guys should tweet the president and tell
him that he needs to come on our show. I think,
you know what, he needs more estrogen in his life.
He doesn't come on enough shows where there's estrogen, and
I think that we would fit that belt. I think
he would find you guys delightful. He would find us delightful.
It would be a fun time and it would be
a nice deviation from all the seriousness, right.
Speaker 2: I mean we would have a good time. Yeah, for sure,
he could play.
Speaker 4: I forgot that I have one more clip before DD,
and that is because it had been forever since I'd
even heard of, or thought about, or seen anything of
Paul Ryan.
Speaker 2: Do you guys remember Paul Ryan.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, I know ever since we've talked about
Paul Ryan forever.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and he was on the squawk Box, and he
thought was not he was, and he's going to work out.
Speaker 2: He got completely ripped to shreds by Jim Karna and
it was such a thing of beauty. You guys will
love this.
Speaker 8: Going for unity. I am calling for unity.
Speaker 1: That's nice.
Speaker 8: It would have been nice before the election he won. Look.
The other thing I thought.
Speaker 29: Was funny that you was when you said, hey, look
I want Trump to succeed.
Speaker 8: You know who that sounds like.
Speaker 1: It sounds like a Democrat.
Speaker 21: It's a democrat.
Speaker 1: Democrats sound like that.
Speaker 2: Well, of course you want Trump to succeed.
Speaker 8: You were a Republican.
Speaker 20: Look, I'm a conservative Republican.
Speaker 8: I mean free market limiting.
Speaker 1: But you know what I'm saying, that's who I hear.
Speaker 16: But my conservatism doesn't always overlap.
Speaker 29: Understand, I understand, but it was it was buyinary.
Speaker 8: But you know we argued about that.
Speaker 2: I know we are on a binary all along.
Speaker 20: It was always binary.
Speaker 8: And the vote not for Trump was a vote for
Kamala Harrison.
Speaker 21: And here's the paget I know you want to get this.
Speaker 1: Here's the Remember when he used to work out and like,
oh yeah, he was like p ninety X guy. It
was like the P ninety X dude, and he used
to be like, look at my abs.
Speaker 2: I mean, he probably still works out. It's not like
he looks bad.
Speaker 1: Maybe I just have don't what is he doing now?
Speaker 8: Was he doing?
Speaker 1: What was he doing?
Speaker 2: I know he's probably lawyering or whatever he did before.
Speaker 1: He's lawyering. Okay, I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't even know if he's a lawyer.
Speaker 4: Honestly, I could be completely wrong about that, Okay, all right,
So anyway, I just thought you would enjoy it.
Speaker 1: That was fun.
Speaker 2: All right? Thank you to give from or to share
from yesterday from the ballpit crew, this is about you.
Speaker 1: You're gonna love this, really what I do? Where is
it there?
Speaker 2: It is, Daisy.
Speaker 4: I know you're married, but I just want to say,
there's something kind of hot about a lady who isn't
afraid to sling f bombs like a B fifty two
over Hanoi.
Speaker 1: For in my defense, I was reading, but I mean,
it's not like I've never said that word before. Yeah,
I feel like maybe I said.
Speaker 4: That's a word that comes easily to both of us,
just a word all it is over on locals Audrey
Kraus five says, last time, we thankfully had to see
chin Balls and thanks for that. Visual chicks Ah Happy Friday.
Osuki says three days, two hours, thirty five minutes and
forty seconds. Yes, And also she says I didn't feel
good when she said the shot, referring to Nora O'Donnell
saying this.
Speaker 1: Is the shot, but I didn't catch that. Yeah, I
didn't like that either. All right, now you okay, We've
got some Samantha kpe Hart money. Will be an amazing
day in DC. I'll try to send an update while
I'm at the party, I mean inauguration. Stay warm, go
buck eyes and God bless please want you please do
give us like a blow by blow Aaron Powers my
non Robbie Williams, Williams's loving eyes want to see that
movie too. Maybe I'll also go this weekend. Consider this
my contribution to your popcorn fund. Take my money, so
see it.
Speaker 2: See it because then day, if you don't love him,
you can also give a review.
Speaker 1: And then like.
Speaker 4: Dais will believe you, you know, like you're not gonna believe me, but.
Speaker 1: You're never gonna believe her. I will never believe mock.
She cannot be non biased in this review. She can't
MJ Homestead living our dream. Shout out to my big
sister Terry, wishing you a very happy birthday tomorrow. May
this year be the best one yet. You deserve it.
Happy birthday, Birthday. Seth McMillan wheels up Inauguration twenty twenty five,
Make America Great Again? Headed to d C. Gonna have
to catch the rest of the show out of my
pocket when we get to d C.
Speaker 2: Yeah, met, so many people are going.
Speaker 1: I just love it. That's so great, Marcus, because someone
on X that they hope there are at least three
undiscovered tribes who saw the ship explode and have created
a new religion around it. Andrea Viola Chicks, pop your
popcorn and bacon grease, You're welcome. I usually use olive
oil to pop my popcorn. That's what I do, but
bacon grease sounds. Aina Richards proud of Scott Bessent from
South Carolina.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and apparently I don't know if this is true,
but I saw on Twitter that he and his husband
until just recently live in the Pink Palace mansion on
like the main street of downtown South Carolina.
Speaker 2: You know where all those colored mansions are live in.
Speaker 4: The Giant Pink one and they just listed it and
it's already under contract for twenty two and a half
million dollars.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, it is a pink explosion.
Speaker 1: Of how does he do? It's pink and that makes
sense for a game. But yeah, that's awesome, very cool.
Teresa Ramundo, it's my nature to chuck a bottle of wine,
slur my words and lambashed you useless. Please get me
some Dorido's take my money, you crazy chicks? Are you
talking about Mazie? That what you're talking about? Maybe not,
Andrew Viola. Mazy is crafting a narrative that gop R
s a ors.
Speaker 2: Or sexual abusers.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's so stupid.
Speaker 2: It's so stupid.
Speaker 1: It's like, it's stop it. Nancy King, when Mazie asked
the sexual harassment question, I would love a nominee to
say that would be a question for my wife.
Speaker 4: If there is, like, if there really is some formality
where that question needs to be asked of any appointee
or nominee, then freaking have them fill out a questionnaire.
Speaker 1: I put it on a form right. This is so stupid.
It is really stupid. Florida Medicare broker. Three more days.
That's right, yep. Jordan Fowler Chicks. I lost my sweet
Elle girl the same day that Mock lost her sweet
Ella dog. I am broken and still miss her, but
I'm going to pick up a new sweet Girl this weekend.
We're just luck.
Speaker 2: That is so exciting. I would do the same thing.
If I could walk, I would totally be getting another dog.
Speaker 4: But right now, that's the excuse that my husband is saying,
you can't get a new dog because you can't even.
Speaker 1: Tell you have right. But once you get into walking form,
you're gonna be getting another dog. I just feel it.
Judy Flackney. There is a daycare at our nursing home.
The residents are the caregivers. That part is built like
a castle, so does really like a fantasy land. I
love this so much. There needs to be more of this.
I love it. Jose Rodriguez TGIF from Texas. Daisy, you
need a giraffe? I already have two in my house
looking forward to inauguration twenty twenty five. Take this wad.
Thank you, Jose. You guys bring it in. Yes, there
will be a show on Monday, and you guys just
some programming stuff, not that will remind you next week.
But next Wednesday, I will not be doing the show.
Mack will be by herself. Well, she won't be herself,
she'll she'll be with Chad, I hope.
Speaker 2: So, because he responded, I don't know if he's think
that's good.
Speaker 1: I think so. I think Chad's going to be Chad's
gonna be doing the show at their next Wednesday because
my husband is having surgery. He's having final fusiony things done,
So I will be out on Wednesday, which kind of
sucks because next week is a really busy week, but
it's you know how it happened. When you get surgery scheduled,
you take the time. So yeah, we're going to be
doing that. So I'll be gone on Wednesday. But that's it.
Speaker 4: That's the only No, it's not it because Thursday there's
going to be a show. Friday, I might be doing
a show with Chat. We don't know the later part
of next weekday kind us screwy.
Speaker 1: It's a little screwy. I mean, I'll still be there
for part of the end of the next week, but
we're probably gonna be doing some later shows so we
can do them together because I am going to be
a single mom basically having to drive my kid everywhere,
and I just can't do early morning shows in the
latter the later part of the week because I've got
to drive a kid to school and I can't do
that and do this at four or five in them.
I can't. So anyway, we'll figure that out. We'll talk
to you guys about that next week. But day, Tuesday
and Wednesday, you still have early morning shows, no worries.
Speaker 4: Okay, yes, even with the holiday on Monday. And yes,
people were asking for flaps because it.
Speaker 1: Is you know what, I would give you flaps, but
they were criminals this morning. I had to chase them
down in the pasture, like in the dark before we
got on, So I am I'm a little mad at
them right now. So they're not going to do flaps
today because I've already there you go. There are your flaps.
You guys have no idea what I went through with
them this morning, chasing them in the dark between cows,
and it was a nightmare this morning. So no flaps today,
but maybe next week you'll see some flap. I'm sorry,
I'm mad at them. Anyways, you guys have a great weekend.
Speaker 2: We'll talk to you Monday.
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