Speaker 1: This week has been such a reflective week. But we
do think a lot about the eighties. If your gen
X or you're a bloomer, you're thinking about the company
needs to be super meat.
Speaker 2: There's nothing that can be worse than what we already
know about him.
Speaker 1: I am so tired of you acting like you are
the people of the fate of Indiana or the city
of Indianapolis.
Speaker 3: You do not.
Speaker 4: Speak for me or anyone I know.
Speaker 5: That was the YouTube jerk.
Speaker 1: Hello everybody, Thank you Jesus, It's Friday.
Speaker 2: Look, we matched totally pad once again.
Speaker 1: Plan this you guys.
Speaker 2: You guys were just going to kick off the show
today by telling you that yesterday when we talked to
our bff Jennings, he is the one that informed us
of Hulk Hogan's passing, we had not heard yet, and
so that was sad, sad news. It's not been a
good week for Jenna.
Speaker 1: Now now it hasn't. There's what they and everything happens
in threes, right, So I was like, wait, I hope
this is the third one because it was him and Malcolm,
Jamal Warner and Ozzy. Yeah, I think there's another one.
Chuck mang Angione, Yeah, is it MANGIONI Mangione, I don't
know that he passed away too, like I thinking of
yacht Rock. Yeah, I saw a meme this morning that said,
somebody needs to bubble wrap Willie Nelson immediately.
Speaker 2: There's so many people that actually could use some bubble wrapping.
Speaker 1: Bubble needs to be happening because Jen, we're not okay.
Speaker 2: No, we're not okay. And so obviously Hulks passing. If
I mean, I don't know who hasn't heard about this yet,
that would be amazing. But in any case, he passed away,
suffered cardiac arrest in Florida at the tender young age
of seventy one, and there were so many different tributes
and video clips and like memories that people had of
him to share. It was very, very hard to choose.
I ended up just landing on Tom Holman's comment about
Hulk Hogan and then one other video. So if you
haven't heard this from Tom Holman, I think you guys
will appitiate it.
Speaker 3: I love Hulk Hogan.
Speaker 6: I got I had an Italian mastive dog two hundred pounds.
Speaker 2: Its name Hulk Holeman, so freaking perfect.
Speaker 1: He is a legend. That guy is an absolute freaking legend.
Speaker 2: I just love that so much. Oh my God. And
then I don't know who this man is because Benny
Johnson neglected to actually name him when he posted this
video of his conversation with a friend of Hulk Hogan's.
And this man is so broken up about his passing
and tells a very sweet story about how Hulk Hogan
saved his daughter's life. Here he is tell the story.
Speaker 1: Can you just tell us what hul Hogan meant to you, sir,
what hul.
Speaker 7: Hogan meant to me?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 7: Yes, he saved my daughter's life.
Speaker 2: He did.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you didn't know the Hulk unless you knew the Hall.
The Hall Hogan had a heart of gold and gave
a new meaning of taking her shirt off his back
and given it to him. That man saved my daughter's
life about a year ago, and now I can never repay.
Speaker 5: Him for it.
Speaker 7: Now, can you explain that?
Speaker 1: How did that happen?
Speaker 8: My daughter got a very rare disease when she was
in Mexico and for two years she fought that battle.
Because he finally overcame it and she had called me up.
She said, Dad, I need to come to see him.
So I sent for a plane ticket. She came down
here for two weeks. We came here and she said,
you know, I'd really like to meet that man.
Speaker 9: So I called him.
Speaker 8: Book walk right through this, right between these two buildings.
Speaker 7: And he walked with my daughter, hand her head, and.
Speaker 8: He gave her hope and faith that she could overcome.
Speaker 3: It's her by. That was a hulk.
Speaker 7: That's what that man did. He didn't know her from Madam.
Speaker 8: But he knew she was hurting, and he walked that
beach with her for hours.
Speaker 7: And give her hope.
Speaker 3: And it works with kirksmen.
Speaker 10: He saved my daughter's life.
Speaker 11: And that man.
Speaker 8: I love that man more than anything in the world.
Speaker 1: I'm very very sweet. He was an icon. He was
a total icon, and I just think icons were different
in the eighties. You know, we're Jennifers. It was just different.
I'm just so grateful that I was a kid in
the seventies and the eighties.
Speaker 2: It was a good time, man, it was.
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Speaker 2: And then, obviously, since we just mentioned Scott Jennings, the
show with him comes out tomorrow at four o'clock Eastern
time on all the platforms which you can see right here.
Speaker 1: Yes, also if you haven't checked out the Dave Rubin one,
you can check that out from this week. We had
quite a week, so there's a lot of going on
we did.
Speaker 2: Indeed, all right, let's get into the stuff and the things.
We're going to kick it off with a representative i've
never heard of, some congressman named Jim Hines who is
very upset about this whole Tulsi Gabbard expose the releasing
of all or the declassifying all these documents which point
to Obama being basically the head of the octopus Russia
collusion nonsense, and he is trying to draw comparison between
that and January six. So here you're going to hear
him make that comparison.
Speaker 12: Then what troubles me most about this Nicole is that
I'm standing in a spot that, on January sixth, twenty
twenty one, was overrun by a violent mob intent on
hanging the vice president and killing people like me. And
it was all driven by a lie propagated by Donald Trump.
And now we're seeing that playbook again. And my only
question is when people like Telsea Gabard and Donald Trump
accuse an ex president of a capital crime that is
punishable by death, who is.
Speaker 13: Going to die?
Speaker 12: Who is going to die? Because they've decided that they
need a distraction away from the Epstein calamity which they
brought upon themselves.
Speaker 1: Your kids, man, they're all theater kids.
Speaker 14: Oh my god.
Speaker 1: Acting.
Speaker 2: I mean that was that.
Speaker 1: Was over the top. It was really good acting. Now
you get well, okay, it wasn't because we all knew
what he was doing, but he tried. God bless him.
Speaker 2: I mean this, the whole Russia collusion story has got
Democrats absolutely spun out. And one of those Democrats is
Jessica Tarlov. And anytime anybody gives her the business, that
is a good thing to watch. And this time it
was Kelly Ann Conway, who of course was part of
Trump's campaign team for his first election. So she takes
a lot of Jessica's crap very personally, as she should,
and she let her have it last night. Here it
is Jessica, and.
Speaker 13: There was interference.
Speaker 12: But you guys said for two years that there is illusions, and.
Speaker 15: That said there was collusion, which is made up to
anyway going to be I'm going to.
Speaker 2: Be as the campaign manager.
Speaker 15: I wasn't talking to people, no, no, no, I wasn't talking
to people in Moscow. I was talking to people in
the Combe County, Michigan, in Mecklenburg County, in North Cali.
Speaker 2: That's how he won.
Speaker 15: He won because Hillary was a flawed candidate. And every
time you guys have a shitty candidate, you do all
these shenanigans.
Speaker 2: To try to stop Trump. I'm sick of it.
Speaker 13: Let me.
Speaker 12: We're going to get everybody else involved in the discussion.
Speaker 2: Shannon Breen, Uh, how do you think.
Speaker 16: This is playing?
Speaker 2: It feels very Hunter Biden laptop vibes. Yes, that's exactly
what they're trying to do. It's just this isn't a thing.
We're just gonna not talk about this. It's not a thing.
Speaker 1: She's still right though, Kelly. And every time you're have
a shitty candidate, this is what you do. God, God
bless her. It's so true.
Speaker 2: It's exactly what they do.
Speaker 1: That's it's textbook. It's Democrat textbook stuff. And you know what,
get ready for more it because all they have is
shitty candidates. That's all they've got, you guys, they got
a whole bit of shitty candidates.
Speaker 2: Now. I know we're poking fun. But Scott Adams, of course,
the creator of the Dilbert comic strip. He and he's
been very ill with the same kind of cancer that
Joe Biden has. He's doing some I guess, some relatively
experimental cancer treatments which seemed to be working, which is
great because he actually admitted not long ago, a couple
of weeks ago, that he was going to go to California,
one of the states that allows you to basically commit
suicide legally, he was going to go do that. He
was in so much pain. And now that he has
started a new cancer regimen, he's feeling better. He feels
like there's hope and he's still kicking. And the reason
I bring him up is because he talked about this
whole Russia collusion thing yesterday from the most personal perspective,
and I thought it was so important to share how
damaging this was to like individual people and their relationships.
It's not an angle, an angle that I've spent a
lot of time thinking about. But man, did he ever
give me pause with this? Listen here to Scott.
Speaker 10: Found out that Obama's hoaxes, which would include the Russia hoax,
and it would also include the fine People hoax because
Obama was behind that and Biden ran for office. Those
two hoaxes, I would argue ruined my life because those
are the hoaxes that allowed my entire social group to say,
are you kidding me? You're backing Trump? Trump say Russian puppet,
And he said that Neo Nazis are fine people. So
we can't even talk to you again. You're so bad
that we can't invite you anywhere, we can't be your friend,
and you should just off. So this is very personal
to me. What Obama did was he divided the country
with these hoaxes. Because if you imagine a different history
where there had never been a Russia hoax and there'd
never been a fine people hoax Those were the two
primary ways that people became anti Trumpers, like really serious
ones where the TTS comes in. I don't spend a
ton of time whining about bad things that happened to me.
I just sort of, you know, get moving too, fixing it,
and make the best of every situation. But if you
were to look at it objectively, those motherfuckers ruined my
social life and then my professional life. And it was
entirely based on two hoaxes. So do I want them
in jail? Yes, yes I want I'm in jail for
ruining my life with what looks like Grebin Lax.
Speaker 1: To me, that is such a just a profound perspective.
And so many people here probably had similar situations in
their life where there were people in their life that
either one of the hoaxes, you know, where they were like, Okay,
well we can't be friends anymore, we can't be in
each other's lives anymore. You're gonna cut me off from
a you know that this is what happened. I know
I've had similar situations.
Speaker 2: And you don't pinpoint it back to that moment to
the and that's really what it's about.
Speaker 1: You know lies. It's about lies and propaganda and them
trying to manipulate.
Speaker 2: I mean, the damage that they have done just goes.
Speaker 1: So far beyond it's insurmountable. It's crazy and it's not wild, right,
And now they're like, it didn't it's fine, it's there's
no there's no porn on this laptop.
Speaker 2: Right, this is it's not real. This isn't Hunter's laptop.
I don't know where these pictures from.
Speaker 1: Crazy anyway, it was.
Speaker 2: A perspective that just really wow, like punched me in
the gut and I was like, yea, people need to
hear this because this is I know, everyone can relate
to that on.
Speaker 1: Totally, you know, totally, And what a shame that is
because it's kind of like this week has been such
a reflective week. But we do think a lot about
the eighties. If your gen X or you're a boomer,
you're thinking about, God, the country used to be so
great back in the eighties and ninetes. We used to
be able to talk to one another when we disagreed
with one another about politics. Go figure, you know we
could do that. You can't do that now, And it's
largely in part because of hoaxes like that.
Speaker 2: Yep. Yeah, And you know now they're trying to do
the same thing. Democrats are trying to do the same
thing by trying to pinpoint Trump as some sort of
perpetrator in the Epstein nonsense. And so Bill O'Reilly was
talking to Chris Cuomo about this last night and specifically
talking about CNN's role in the.
Speaker 17: Hoax raised the bottom over there, they're using tabloid people now, disgusting,
awful human beings who come in and they're trying to
tell their audience at CNN that Trump was somehow involved
in MOLA station. That's what they're trying to weave over there.
It's horrible based on nothing. Okay, So that's what's going on.
I'm pleased to be here on News Nation to clarify
the record.
Speaker 1: What was carbal doing there? Was Carvil like what I mean,
he's just he's he's always like this. It's like, dude,
and he's in his pajamas, his LSU pajamas.
Speaker 2: Okay, oh my gosh. And then speaking of the whole
Epstein thing, Glenn Maxwell's lawyer came out to the press
yesterday and said that she did meet with the DJ
She met with the Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche, and
the lawyer said Miss Maxwell answered every single question. She
never stopped, she never invoked a privilege, ever declined to answer.
She answered questions truthfully, honestly, and to the best of
her ability. And that's all the comment we're gonna have
today about the meeting. So I don't know when we're
gonna hear from the DOJ what was discovered or learned
in that meeting, But I suppose we'll have to wait
and see.
Speaker 1: She has I mean, she has no reason not to
answer stuff truthfully.
Speaker 2: What I mean she can use stuff that she knows
as a bargaining point, I suppose. I mean, she could
try to be making herself a deal, right or maybe not.
I don't know. I don't know how that's all playing out.
It's all very very interesting, And these are the kinds
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Speaker 1: It's true, ever so true.
Speaker 2: All right, we need to talk about the absolute just
SmackDown that Trump kind of inadvertently gave to Jerome Powell
yesterday when they were touring some of the under construction
parts of the Federal Reserve building. This has been a
thorn in Donald Trump's side because this whole renovation project
of the Federal Reserve has gone on for years and
it's way over budget, way over budget. And Trump, who
is a building developer by you know, in that's historically
been what he's been all about in his professional world
before being in politics. He knows what it costs to
build buildings and to renovate buildings, and he has been
super mad about how expensive at our expense. Mind you,
this entire project has been so as he and Jerome
and Powell are walking through this building, they stopped to
talk to reporters and the Trump just embarrasses him.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, so beautifully, it's the greatest. It was
so uncomfortable and I was there for it comfortable.
Speaker 2: So this runs just a little bit long, but it
is worth every cringey, uncomfortable, awkward moment.
Speaker 1: Check it out.
Speaker 4: So construction job.
Speaker 11: They're building basements where they didn't exist or expanding them,
and a lot of very expensive work.
Speaker 6: There's no question about it.
Speaker 11: And Kim has been with me for a long time
and you're in judge of the committee.
Speaker 3: One of the reasons why I wanted to see it
was the overruns of the expenses.
Speaker 1: Wanted to figure out why.
Speaker 16: Yeah, so we.
Speaker 11: Taking a look and it looks like it's about three
point one billion. It went up a little bit or
a lot, so the two point seven is now three
point one. Yeah, it just came out.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I haven't heard that.
Speaker 1: From anybody to fit it's just kidding our note about
three point one as well, three three point two.
Speaker 6: It came from us.
Speaker 11: Yes, I don't know who does that?
Speaker 8: Are you including the Martin Renovation?
Speaker 9: You just added our retire capital?
Speaker 8: Yeah, you just you just added in a third buildings.
Speaker 9: When that is that's a third building.
Speaker 11: It's a building that's being built.
Speaker 1: It's been it was built five years ago over as
part of.
Speaker 11: So so we're going to take a look. Uh, and
it's got a long way. Do you expect any more additional?
Speaker 3: Of course that Runes don't expect. We're ready for him, but.
Speaker 18: Reserve that well we may use, but no, we don't
expect to be finished in twenty twenty seven.
Speaker 3: We're well along.
Speaker 16: As you could see.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 11: Nice to take these off every once in a while.
Speaker 6: When we're not under too much danger.
Speaker 11: So any questions present state.
Speaker 4: Developer, as a real state developer, what would you do
with a project manager who.
Speaker 2: Would be over budget?
Speaker 11: Generally speaking?
Speaker 10: What would I do?
Speaker 1: I'd fire him.
Speaker 13: Are there are things that chairman can say to you
today that would.
Speaker 19: Make you back off some of the earlier criticisms.
Speaker 10: Well, I'd love him to lower interest Rachel.
Speaker 13: Other than that, what can I tell you?
Speaker 1: I just I love the way he is with people
who hate him and who he hates. Yeah, but I mean, like,
let's just face it, Jerome Palell is doing a lot
of things that he's doing because he hates he has
severe TDS too. Let's just get real. He hates it,
and you know what, and in turn, he hates all
of all of you. He hates all of us. What
a little elfin jerk.
Speaker 2: He's a weasel, that guy.
Speaker 1: He absolute And I can't believe he has so much power,
which I totally agree. I think we should abolish then,
and I also think that we should get rid of
the irs.
Speaker 2: I just would be.
Speaker 1: Wouldn't it wouldn't it be fantastic.
Speaker 2: Yeah, somebody very clever put this together.
Speaker 4: You're gay?
Speaker 2: You are are gay?
Speaker 1: What are you gay? Why? He does look like the
Keebler Elf, doesn't he little keybler elf has so much power.
It's not okay, it's too like it. Yeah, it's just yeah.
Speaker 2: The other day we mentioned Myron Gaines because he and
I called him Timu Andrew Tate, he's he's just one
of the worst, just one of the worst people ever.
And he does this show and I guess he had guests,
young guests on his show and decided to ask them
what they thought about Hitler, and this was This has
been this video has been going absolutely viral all over
socials because every one rightly, well normal people, rightly are
horrified that this is the state of mind of so
many people, these gen zers and younger who are completely
out of their minds when it comes to historical fact
about the Holocaust, about Hitler, and what they say is
so disturbing because this again is becoming mainstream thought. And
it is because you will not convince me otherwise of
what Tucker is saying right now, of what Candice is
saying right now, of what the Hodge twins are saying
right now what Nick Fantes has been saying forever, and
these are the same people platforming him every And then
I saw Richie Torres, who's a Democrat, who's like trying
to pretend that he's all disgusted by what you're about
to see, and I'm like, what the hell do you expect?
This is what the left has been promoting and the
worst of the right unfortunately.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's that's the problem. It is the it's all
the left for sure. And then and you're right, so
much of the right it's already told get it and
glom onto this. What's just the actual hell is going on?
Speaker 2: It's so gross And so I hope you're sitting down
because what you're about to see is super disturbing. Here
is this group and just watch Myron laughing it up
the entire time.
Speaker 20: What if the Jewish did something to the Germans that
made them at a certain way, but nobody wants to
talk about it, Like the Jews don't want to take
accountability with you.
Speaker 1: That's why.
Speaker 20: That's why, Like that was up to something, so the
Germans wanted to take them out, like there had to
be something like Germans wanted to take them out.
Speaker 2: All of them.
Speaker 1: They started it, talk about.
Speaker 20: The Holocaust was the only way he can take out
a huge population, like a huge amount of Jews all
in one setting. But already know what's going on, Like
I'm not dumb, Like I know, like the Jews did something,
that's why they sent up here. They're trying to take back,
like they're trying to take back and get repercussions, especially
from America, like from Americans, so they're taking over the
government and stuff like that.
Speaker 1: I'm telling you, how do we take them down?
Speaker 20: How do we take them down?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 20: I mean I had to say Hitler, he had the plan,
but his plan was just too like very like gruesome.
Speaker 13: The world work.
Speaker 20: I mean, Jews, Jews are the reason why this the
healthcare system and everything around us and the government is
collapsing because they're sitting up here, stilling away from American people.
Speaker 2: I can't I can't believe that this is how bad
it's gotten. And it's so ridiculous there, as this apostate
profit points out Twitter, especially for that black girl to
be saying those things. When Hitler called people black people
horrible horrible things, Yeah, call them a lower form of
humanity and inferior race and parasitic. Yeah, and this chick
is like, he's awesome, Oh my god.
Speaker 1: He would have had you killed two And it's it's
the same thing that the same way I feel about
like all these people who are like, oh my god,
gaze for hamas right, the palme right. It's like okay,
which is essentially obviously the same thing. It's like, okay, well,
we'll see how well they treat you if you go
over there. I mean this, she's if she was face
to face with Hitler, let's see how well he'd treat her.
Speaker 2: Exactly is what these.
Speaker 1: People are not. It's like they are just so ignorant
to it. I don't understand where we've got. I guess
it's our education system. I guess it's.
Speaker 2: Glad you pointed that out, because it's it's not going
to get any better. The NEA is actually no changing.
They're pushing Holocaust education that erases Jews completely and choosing
instead to refer to victims of different faiths being the
victims of the Holocaust. So it's not getting any better,
you guys, is only going to get worse. And the
louder people like Candice and Tucker talk about this kind
of stuff. The worse it's going to get, the fact
that they don't see how they contribute to this is
so sad to me. It's just it's just it's awful.
It's absolutely awful.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I just it's sad. It's sad.
Speaker 16: It's sad.
Speaker 1: It's and then a lot of people this week, a
lot of people on our side, A lot of people
on our side, like heartbreakingly so are like, chicks, do
your research on the Holocaust didn't happen? What's wrong with you?
Come back and tell me, like, give me rationale. If
you don't do that, then you're not smart, bitch. Please, Like, I'm.
Speaker 2: Not unfollow because there's no reasoning with people like that.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to argue with the Holocaust denier. I'm
not gonna. I'm just not going to do it. I'm not.
I mean, it's like, and I tread like I always
tread lightly when I talk about your family. But you
have a great grandmother but was in Triblinka. And I
actually I said that to one person. I said, you
know what that actually happened. Mack's great grandmother was in Triblinka.
Research that and go f yourself, you know, like this
this is the kind of stuff where I just I
don't understand where people's brains are. They get they glom
on to these things and they think, Okay, well this
is this must be the new thing, like I've got
to And that's where when we talked to Dave Rubin,
and you know, people, god, they were so coming at
us when it comes to Dave Ruben. But he's gay,
he's Jewish, so what so what I mean? But they
were just they were like, Okay, well, he's a he's
concentrating on the winds and because he's concentrating on the
winds of Trump, that somehow is a bad thing, Like
we're not supposed to be doing that. It's like, and
he was right. I think he was partially, at least
partially right about people wanting so bad to concentrate on
bad things and have this rage bait and just be
constantly pissed off about something. And a lot of people
on our side fall into that category.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was a good conversation with It was a
great conversation. You know, we had wanted to talk to
him specifically about some of these right wing influencers who
seem to have gone off the deep end. And he's
he's very guarded, you know. I mean, he's he's tactfull,
I should say, very diplomatic about how he approaches that conversation.
But I mean, all you need to do is follow
him on Twitter to see he has the same concerns.
He retweets a lot of some of the crazy and
points out the crazy as well. And so it's just
what's scary to me too, is not just you know,
beyond what we just saw in that horrible video. You know,
there's now this story and we don't have a lot
of detail on it because I've been waiting for more
information to come out. There's a lot of varying stories.
But there was this flight filled with Jewish kids and
ultimately they were kicked off this flight because they apparently
sang a song and Hebrew or something. And now the
outward discrimination and abuse that Jewish people are facing just
for existing in the world is getting so out of
control and mainstreamed and accepted that it's just terrifying. And
I know when we talked about, you know, when we
posted the whole thing about not debating with candas the
other day, I saw so many of the groper weirdos
who were coming to attack us for being cowards or whatever,
asking are you Jewish? Are you Jewish?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 1: They were, you must be Jewish, You're obviously Jewish, And
it's like they were really trying.
Speaker 2: To become okay to like even and what if? I mean,
I'm not. My dad is Jewish, my mom is Catholic.
I'm kind of a mutt in that regard. But what
if I were? So? So, how does that change the conversation?
Speaker 1: I agree?
Speaker 2: And the fact that I'm not, how does that change
the conversation? Like why is that even a question?
Speaker 1: You're so?
Speaker 13: Right?
Speaker 2: Gross?
Speaker 1: We got we got a ton of that on Instagram.
Are you Jewish? I bet you're Jewish. I'm going to
doct you and find out whether or not you're Jewish.
Really okay, Wow, that makes you an actual Nazi? Can
you not see it?
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Speaker 3: Yes.
Speaker 2: It was nice to see because there's been actually a
lot of articles published lately of people who are trying
to talk sense into the world and explaining in very
logical terms, in legal terms, even why what we are
seeing in Gaza is not a genocide. And so all
the people that are like, how do you support genocide there,
you instantly know as soon as you hear that that
you're dealing with a moron. So I was very very
happy to see that. RFK Junior retweeted one of those
articles from John Spencer, and he retweeted it and then commented,
the genocide charge is a blood libel. Thank you Major
Spencer for this withering deconstruction. It's just one of many,
and this was a New York Times op ed, but
this is starting to become happily more talked about.
Speaker 1: Just to interject, one of the things is their population
is growing, right.
Speaker 2: Typically not what happens in a genocide, right.
Speaker 1: I mean, I feel like this discounts the whole that
discounts your argument right there. If you're saying there's a genocide,
but the population is in fact growing, we're done here, right,
We're done.
Speaker 2: It's so ridiculous. And then the whole idea that somehow
Israel couldn't engage in genocide in literally twenty four hours
if they wanted to, that's another that's another thing that
discounts the entire notion of this being a genocide on
its face, because they obviously have the military power and
weaponry where if that was their goal, they could easily
achieve it. So people who are interested in committing genocide
don't tend to drop flyers onto the civilian population to
warn them about incoming strikes. They don't send trucks full
of food, they don't try to protect civilians as they're
trying to get rid of the terrorists. These are not
things that genociders typically do. And I cannot believe that
this is hard for people to understand, but apparently it is.
So that's crazy. Was it yesterday that we played that
like absolutely rabid crazy video of Anna Casparian on the
Pierce Morgan Show.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, it was yesterday.
Speaker 2: So I mean between her like nearly losing her mind
on that show and then that video of Chunk Yogurt
also like sweating and nearly having a heart attack, somebody
put together what it basically looks like to be in
the middle of debating them at any given time. I
thought this was so freaking perfect.
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solid fact based commentary.
Speaker 1: Something you Philip buster, I don't juice constantly at their neighbors.
By their neighbors, I want to say, but they don't
want to see the greater Israel that hangs in the evil.
Why don't you reported, because looking, that's an excuse they
use hungry towards the accomplished. I mean they he's so
sweaty and red they can't with all of.
Speaker 2: You guys are going to die of heart at that
where I just I mean, it was perfect, little kid
in the middle right, and it's just like the kids,
like crazy, the hell is going on here?
Speaker 1: Oh my god?
Speaker 2: There was a pretty major circuit like some events that
took place around this whole conflict yesterday, and it kicked
off early in the afternoon yesterday. I saw this this
tweet from Steve Whitcoff, who's the special envoy, who wrote,
we have decided to bring our team home his negotiating
team from Doha for consultations after the latest response from Hamas,
which clearly shows a lack of desire to reach a
ceasefire in Gaza. Hamas has turned down every single ceasefire negotiation.
Yeah surprise. While the mediators have made a great effort,
Hamas does not appear to be coordinator, coordinated or acting
in good faith. We will now consider alternative options to
bring the hostages home and try to create a more
stable environment for the people of Gaza. It's a shame
that Hamas has acted in this selfish way. We are
resolute in seeking an end to this conflict and a
permanent piece in.
Speaker 1: Gaza because they're so terrorist. That's right, terrorists are going
to a terrorist.
Speaker 2: And I mean the US we have tried, we as
you can say, I mean, we have tried and tried
and tried, and now it's like to the point if
you have to back out of these kinds of negotiations,
what you're doing, what you're saying essentially, is Israel, You're
go ahead and do whatever it is that you're going
to do, because Hamas does not care about its people
enough to bring this all to an end. They just
don't care.
Speaker 1: If they cared, that place would be a paradise totally.
That place would already be gorgeous. And they've gotten so
much freaking money from people, including Israel. They've gotten so
much stuff. It's like it would have already been like
heaven on Earth. They would have been a beautiful place,
but they've made it a hellhole.
Speaker 2: Yep. And so then not long after that, there was
this announcement from France that and by the way, the
State Department said, yeah, we're not even going to this
conference because there this is hosting hosted by France and
Saudi Arabia. They want this to state solution, which is
simply not possible. So the Department of State said, we're
not going. And then there was this announcement by France
that they were officially recognizing the state of Palestine, which
they don't even I mean, that means nothing like Okay,
go ahead and say that that means nothing. You don't
have the power to do that, Macron. I mean, what
a piece of shit this guy is. So after that
announcement was made, Rubio immediately responded and said, the United
States strongly rejects Macrone's plan to recognize a Palestinian state
at the UN General Assembly. This reckless decision only serves
hamas propaganda and sets back peace. It is a slap
in the face to the victims of October seventh, and
it is because it's France basically saying, you know what, Hammas,
we're going to reward you. We're rewarding you for your
terrible terrorist behavior by deciding we're just going to recognize
a Palestinian state.
Speaker 1: Shortant things this week. He's like, let me recognize them
as a state, and then let me go ahead and
try to prove that my wife is actually a wife. Right,
He's got so much stuff going on this week, You
guys have got some.
Speaker 2: Stuff going on. I mean, he definitely has some stuff
going on now. Tali Bennett, also responding to this nonsense,
former Prime Minister of Israel. He also wrote Macrone's recognition
of a Palestinian state after the October seventh massacre. Isn't diplomacy,
it is moral collapse. It rewards mass murder and tells
Islamist terrorists kill Jews and the world will hand you
a state. This shameful decision will be tossed, will be
tossed into the dust bin of history. Bibi, also weighing
in on this matter, he said, we strongly condemned Macrone's
decision to recognize the state next to Tel Aviv in
the wake of the October seventh massacre. Such a move
rewards terror and risks creating another Iranian proxy, just as
Gaza became a Palestinian state in these conditions, would be
a launch pad to annihilate Israel, not to live in
peace beside it. Let's be clear, the Palestinians do not
seek a state alongside Israel. They seek a state instead
of Israel. And they all you have to do is
listen to them say it to know that that is true.
Speaker 1: Crime out loud, it is true.
Speaker 2: Ag also commenting saying this type of stuff is the
exact reason Hamas refuses to agree to a ceasefire and
instead keeps adding demands, extending the war, preventing hostages, from
coming home and continuing the suffering in Gaza. It achieves
nothing for the Palestinian.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I just like to point out there are still hostages, right,
still hostages from October seven, Like, does anybody give it
like half a shit about that? God? I do I care? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Same. And then the reason for my name today is
because back in June, when there were whisperings of this
being a possibility that Macrone and possibly other countries were
going to recognize a state of Palestine. Here is what
Mike Huckabee said about that, and this was absolutely well.
Speaker 18: I heard that the French were trying to spearhead this
effort to get a meeting together at the United Nations,
the purpose of which supposedly is to recognize a Palestinian state.
First of all, it's incredibly inappropriate in the midst of
a war that Israel is dealing with, to go out
and present something that I think increasingly Israelis are steadfast against.
October seventh changed a lot of things. If France is
really so determined to see a Palestinian state, I've got
a suggestion for them, carve out a piece of the
French riviera and create a Palestinian state. They're welcome to
do that, but they're not welcome to impose that kind
of pressure on a sovereign nation. And I find it
revolting that they think that they have the right to
do such a thing. I hope they'll consider, but the
United States will not participate, simply will not be a
part of such a route.
Speaker 1: I'm sure that they would make the French Riviera an
even lovelier place.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm sure that that would be right.
Speaker 1: Invite them in, Invite them in, Mack, just invite them
all in. Let's just give them a little taste there. Right,
Why did you do that? What a freaking weasel, that
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move on. We have something to massively make fun of
the Democrats over you show you guys the I don't
know who's in charge of the Twitter account Democrats like
the official Democrats Twitter account, but they un ironically, thinking
it was a huge gotcha, they posted and captioned it
Trump's America and then posted a chart of US grocery
prices which shows that they've reached record highs in twenty
twenty five, except that you can see exactly when they
started rising realmatically, which was during twenty twenty one, and
since then, since Trump's presidency, they have leveled. And so
this chart showed exactly the opposite of what they thought
it was going to show. And Greg Price said, these
dollmasses just posted a chart showing that grocery prices were
low until their party took power, at which point they
skyrocketed and have now remained stable since Trump was reelected. Right,
nobody could believe and Ted lou retweeted this like so
many idiot Democrats retweeted, They're like, oh, put on the bandwagon.
Speaker 1: Of course they did. Of course they absolutely did. Okay, well,
now we all have a visual and how you completely
f things up, and how Trump has been in office
for six months and he's going to try to not
just stabilize but bring things down. Give him a little time,
give him time. But man, what an f up? You guys?
Speaker 2: Oh my god, it was so bad, so point it out.
Hours later, they ended up deleting it, like I think
they got enough backlash that they were like, maybe this
chart doesn't say what we think it does. And then
they took it down completely without making a single comment
about it.
Speaker 1: Really like it's it's there, it lives forever.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, let's give some updates political running election updates.
So Tony Evers, who is the governor of Wisconsin, announced
yesterday that he is not going to be running for
reelection in twenty twenty six. That makes this a seat
that perhaps Republicans could try to grab. He's been elected
like a zillion times. So he's kind of one of
those names that people are like, oh, yeah, I know
that name, so I'm just gonna yea yeah. So there's
some hope, a glimmer of hope perhaps in Wisconsin in
twenty twenty six for that governor's race, and then moving
to Florida. This was a really interesting poll and it's
been consistent. These poles have been consistent that when you
put up a Casey DeSantis, who has not even entered
a race for governor of Florida, whenever it is polled
between her and Byron Donald's, she always leads, which I
just think is so interesting.
Speaker 1: It is very interesting because she's not even said she's
gonna run. You know. It's just so bizarre to me.
But they really like, you know, because it's it's a DeSantis.
They just want more DeSantis. Can we write, why would
you just have more DeSantis? Please? May I have another? Yeah?
That's what they want.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And honestly, why wouldn't you. I mean, he's done
such a phenomenal job in Florida. He's led on every issue.
So if they think that they're getting more of this,
I'd be voting for that too.
Speaker 1: You know, yeah, totally.
Speaker 2: And then we moved to North Carolina, where it has
been rumored. Trump also contributed to these rumors that Laura
Trump would make a run for that Senate seat, but
she has decided against it, saying, after much consideration and
heartfelt discussions with my family, friends and supporters, I've decided
not to pursue the US Senate seat at North Carolina
at this time. I am deeply grateful for the encouragement
support I've received from the people of my home state,
whom I love so much. While I'm not running in
this election, my passion for making America great again burns brightly,
and I look forward to the future wherever that leaves.
Speaker 1: They try to get her to do this once before, remember.
Speaker 2: Well in Florida, right, like you talked about in Florida.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, and she was like, nah, I just think
I'm gonna like make a ton of money and TV,
you know, right, yeah, And I already.
Speaker 2: Have a sing you know what I mean. If she
could just not sing more, that would be great.
Speaker 1: Like do all the other things, but just don't stop
taking to petty songs and ruining that these stuff doing that.
Speaker 2: And then Emerald Robinson put out just I could not
have rolled my eyes any harder at this tweet yesterday
from Emerald Robinson where she said, and I don't know
who her sources are, but she says, behind the scenes,
the twenty twenty eight election is taking shape. I'm told
Tucker Carlson wants to run for president, and I'm told
the GOP donors want a Trump name on the ballot
for fundraising too. Their ticket don Trump Junior with Charlie
Kirk as VP. This isn't I'm sorry, that's that's freaking nonsense.
Speaker 1: It's just crap. But a Trump junior has actually said
out loud that he doesn't want to do that. He's
I mean, I saw him in an interview saying, I mean,
I got I'm the one of the He's one of
the main people behind the scenes that help get JD
vance in place. I think that's right, that's right. So
I mean, why would he put him there if he
were going to run for president? You know what I mean?
I think, I just this is all nonsense. Is your
people just trying to get collects. That's how I feel
like Tucker does not want to run. There's no no way.
Speaker 2: And yet that is true.
Speaker 1: I don't think you'd win. I don't think yeah, I
don't think it would. I don't think he would win.
I think that there is a there's kind of a fringe, right,
you know, there's a certain kind of person. There's a
chunk of people that do love him. But as president, no,
I don't think he's gonna I think you got you know,
you got Ruby, you got Advance, you get DeSantis. Those
are the top three, you know, and then basically a
handful of other people that I mean, Tolsi could potentially
do it. I don't know she can.
Speaker 2: I just this is nonsense, and I don't know if
she's getting this, but I absolutely agree complete nonsense. So
yesterday we told you that there were judges in New
Jersey who were like, we don't want Alena Haba to
be the US attorney here, and so we're just going
to have the first like assistant attorney be the US attorney.
And then Pam Bondi was like, no, you're not, and
and then Alena went uped all of them. This was
absolutely the best thing ever yesterday. So essentially what she
did is resign. She stepped down from her role as
interim US Attorney and then Trump immediately appointed her as
acting US Attorney, and so I don't know how much
time that gives her, but he gives her more time, actually,
several more months apparently until she's actually confirmed. And I
just thought, oh my god, that is freaking amazing.
Speaker 1: If you're listening and not watching, the pictures are fantastic,
They're perfect.
Speaker 2: Look at the fifty one minute mark and you'll say,
which is great. Charlie Kirk saying congratulations to Alena Habba,
the now acting US Attorney for the District of New Jersey. Importantly,
Desiree Grace, the prior first assistant that tried to collude
with Obama era judges in order to get rid of Elena,
will now never be US attorney. Word is. She had
a full swearing in ceremony planned for Saturday. Fortunately for her,
Alina Habba's resignation made it so that the prior order
was never triggered. And now Habba is appointed as acting
versus interim, and now it's up the US Senate to confirmer.
Speaker 1: Love it, damn, I love it love it so much,
so great. Yeah it is Karma, isn't it Sheila Karma? Right?
Oh my god, right there so good.
Speaker 2: And then I just wanted to point out that yesterday,
for reasons I don't know, John Fetterman wore a suit.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, what is going on? The transformation is becoming
like more and more every day, and.
Speaker 2: I don't know what's going on.
Speaker 1: Man, He's eventually just gonna switch to our side. He's
gonna start wearing suits. He's gonna switch. He's gonna put
R after his name. It's going to happen.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I just thought this was interesting. Look, it looks
very nice.
Speaker 1: He is that more often kind of dapper, doesn't he.
Speaker 2: A little dapper?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: And then just an interesting because we haven't talked about
the state of the union between Trump and eli On
in quite some time, because there hasn't really been anything
to say about it except that Trump randomly tweeted about
it yesterday. And I thought that this was interesting. He
said everyone stating that I'm going to destroy Elon's companies
by taking away some, if not all, of the large
scale subsidies he receives from the US government. This is
not so. I want Elon and all businesses within our
country to thrive, in fact, thrive like never before. The
better they do, the better the USA does, and that's
good for all of us. We are setting records every
day and I want to keep it that way.
Speaker 1: I believe them.
Speaker 2: I mean, that goes totally opposite of other things that
he said prior I did.
Speaker 1: This is great, but I mean I think that during
that time there's a lot of emotions and just a
lot of raginess happened during the time. But I think
I believe this, I totally do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think this is great, and so maybe this
is the beginning of amending of it.
Speaker 1: I don't know if they're going to I don't think
they're ever going to be like BFFs, But I do
think he'd he wants all American businesses to thrive in America.
Why wouldn't Hey, it reflects highly on him. That's absolutely good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, absolutely An interesting thing happened on the Charlemagne the
God what is it the Breakfast Club, the show that
he has. Interesting thing happened on that show yesterday or
perhaps the day before, but Mayor Pete, Secretary Pete, whatever
you want to call him, chest Feeding Pete was on
that show and Charlemagne went after him, saying that Democrats
have missed the boat like it's fine for Mayor Pete
to say all the stuff the Democrats should be doing now,
but where have they been? And the way that it
put Pete into a corner was pretty amazing to watch
because usually he's fairly decent at communicating himself out of
a jam like this. But this was not a good
performance by Mayor Pete. He tries, but I think he
got got pretty good. Here is the clip.
Speaker 21: My biggest problem with Democrats is they it's like everything
they're saying now, you should have been saying two three
years ago, like we've been seeing the Democrats with Colward.
So yeah, yes, y'all it should have been tough end up.
You know Jake Tapple with the original Sin and you
read that book, and you see everybody knew that there
was that Biden was too old to run, but nobody
said anything. But now everybody wants to speak up. His
press secretary Arne John Pierre saying she's an independent now,
and you know, I'm like, yo, why weren't y'all staying
this two three years ago? All of these things that
y'all are saying, we the people had been saying.
Speaker 22: I would say also that there are a lot of
things we were fighting for then that we're fighting for now.
The medicaid stuff is a good example, the transportation stuff, right,
I was, you know, sometimes we were taking hits for
people thinking we were caring too much about taking care
of neighborhoods that were underinvested in or hurt in the past.
I believe that it was the right thing to do then.
I believe it's the right.
Speaker 16: Thing to do now.
Speaker 22: But yeah, we have to show a level of toughness
in order to be just, in order to be credible,
I think, and in order to go up against these
guys who obviously you can fault them for all kinds
of things, but they definitely project tough.
Speaker 1: I mean, incapable of answering.
Speaker 2: A question, could not do it, could not do it.
Speaker 1: And he's never been able, he's always But it's a
that is a gift. That is a gift that Pete
has where if somebody asked him a question and you're
expecting a direct answer, he will dance and be very politician. Hello,
I'm a darling. Hello, I'm a sweetheart. This is a
different answer. That's what he did, And you're like, oh,
what just happened. I didn't That's what he does.
Speaker 2: It's just like one of my favorite things you've ever done.
Speaker 1: It's crazy. I don't know. It's so they distract, you
know what I mean, And they do all theatrical bullshit
and now you're just like, oh, thanks for that answer,
like you're supposed to be grateful for the answer that
they didn't give you. And you're like and then like
like five minutes, so you're like, wait, I never I
never got my answer.
Speaker 2: But you know that people on the left like watch
that and they're like, oh, yeah, he's so smart.
Speaker 1: Right, is exactly what they do. It's just remarkable.
Speaker 2: It's pretty crazy, all right, and even crazier. So we
showed clips earlier this week. I guess of Hunter Biden
doing all these podcasts sounding like an absolute psychopath. If
you or anyone you know continues to subscribe to The Atlantic,
this should be your signal that it is time to stop.
Because they actually positioned Hunter like this quote. Hunter Biden's
recent interview unveiled a straightforward, pummeling aggression that the Democratic
Party has been missing. Oh my god, you guys he's
going to run for president. No, I think you will.
I think you will.
Speaker 1: I hope he does.
Speaker 2: Please Jesus please, that will be a gift, you know,
because all of his skeletons are literally out, There's nothing
else that can be said about him that hasn't already
been said. So people have a blank feels like why.
Speaker 1: Not, I'll find more stuff to say about him. I can.
I can be you know, you can say the things.
Speaker 2: But like in terms of digging out the skeletons for
my past, it's all out there. There's nothing that can
be worse than what we already know about him. Man,
So I think he's gonna run.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, could you imagine him against like a
JD or a rivio or do I want this to happen?
It would be so fun. This is gonna be fun.
I swear. That's why we do what we're doing. You guys, I.
Speaker 2: Mean you can't. How can you not? Are you not entertained?
Speaker 20: Are you not?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, this is good stuff.
Speaker 2: Speaking of good stuff, the coach of the Ravens recently
visited with President Trump and was asked about that visit
by a reporter and I just thought his aunt her
to the question, which was obviously trying to get him
sort of question, was so perfect, and I just wanted
to share with everybody because this is this is how
everybody should just be you know what I mean, that's right,
here is how people should be asked.
Speaker 13: Donald Trump that said, you know, denigrating things, how fols
norm putting no dudon who wanted to there, you know,
as a prominent representative.
Speaker 6: Well, well you frame that question. I would frame the
question like, you got a chance to go visit with
the president. Man, what was that experience?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 6: It was amazing? It was awesome. And I promise you
I root for our president. You know, I want our
president to be successful, just like I want I want
my quarterback to be successful, and I want my team
to be successful. Uh and uh, and it was. It
was an amazing experience. You know, It's it's not often
you get invited and you get a chance to do
something like that. As a family, you know, we were there.
My daughter was there, Jim's daughters were there, My mom
and dad were there. Uh, my mom and President Trump.
You know, just seeing the how he treated her was
was really meaningful. You know. And that's the fourth president.
Now Jim met seven Jim has met seven presidents, so
he's got the lead on me. I think he pointed out,
did you guys notice that? All right, he's got seven.
I got four. So I had a chance to meet
President Obama twice, incredible experience. Had a chance to meet
President Biden when he was vice president in Iraq and
spent a lot of time with him in Iraq, which
was amazing. And then you know, twenty four to twenty
five years old, Jim got invited also to the White
House to meet President Reagan because he was a Heisman
Trophy candidate and we got to go as a family.
So I met President Reagan. Have a picture in my
office of that. So those are moments that I definitely
cherish and it means a lot.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's again, it was like an eighties answer. It's
like a gen XS. You know. It's like I went
to a concert last night with my daughter. You guys
have probably never heard of the kid ty Meyers. He's
like eighteen years old, and I just what I loved
about last night. I didn't. I mean, I'm not I
don't know much about his music. I learned a lot
last night, but I was watching her a film with
their friends, no politics. You know, this kid just got
up and he sang I got please don't let him
become political, you know. But he sang and the band
that opened up for them, no politics, just singing. It
was like super fun. The crowd was having fun. It
was like it just like I was like, Okay, this
is how it used to be, you know, like America
used to be like this. We're not everything was political.
Sports wasn't political, music wasn't political. It wasn't all political,
you know what I mean?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 1: So I just I love I love that answer because
that is exactly how it should be. And I just
wish more people in his position would do that.
Speaker 2: It's interesting, how I mean, you heard the reporter that
the goal was to divide. That was the goal of
the way that they framed the question, And it's so
often the goal of so many people. And I don't
I mean regular people, And I don't understand why the
number of tweets I saw coming from the left yesterday
a clipping the most recent new south Park episode, and
south Park went after Trump like a lot in their
first episode. And it's hilarious because they've always gone after
equal opportunity, right, They non partisan, They tease everybody, right,
And that's what makes it great is that they don't
alienate anyone. They want to bring everybody together in on
the joke. And I saw so many leftist accounts going,
oh my gosh, conservatives are freaking out over that south
Park episode. Conservatives are losing their minds. And I was like,
please provide one example, just one, Just show one example
of conservatives saying I'm never watching south Park again because
they got in front of Trump. No, they don't do that,
because we get it, we get what they're trying to do.
And it's fine. It's why south Park is.
Speaker 1: Great, exactly, crying out loud, exactly, It's the whole reason
they're great. And then next week they'll make fun of liberals,
and the week after that they'll make fun of conservatives
in the week after that. This is what they do,
and that's why they're awesome, and that's why they're hysterical,
and that's why they got like a billion dollar deal.
Speaker 2: It's a good billion and a half billion.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, one and a half billion, and good for them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, that's the beauty of south Park is
that it's equal opportunity jabbing, you know what I mean? Oh,
all right, I know this video is wonky. It's it's
just a few seconds long, so you can deal with
the visual wonkiness of it. It's the sound that's important.
And it is Gavin Newsome on yet another freakin' podcast,
and he is suggesting that Trump is going to try
to hold on to his presidential power and remain president
in twenty twenty eight. This is what Gavin. Here's Gavin's proof. Okay,
here's the proof, try and stay in power.
Speaker 16: When is close to Donald Trump, When people close to
Donald Trump's and the governor of California a hat that
says Trump twenty twenty eight, they're not inan around.
Speaker 2: I just genuinely believe it.
Speaker 1: Well, I don't know. I don't even know if he
genuine believes it or if he's trying so hard to
just fear monger. You know, Oh my god, right, what
in the world I mean this? This is a guy
who he's he's been in office for quite some time,
you know, he's been in office for it, and he
will do everything he can to stay in political office.
What's he gonna do? Is he gonna do anything else?
Is he gonna go retire and like become a businessman. No,
because he has no idea how to do that.
Speaker 2: Why can't you just retire and live off of the
millions that he's got just because he's way He's in
California already.
Speaker 1: He's just like a Nancy Pelosi. They love power. So
this guy is full of crap where he's like fear
mong He's like, oh my god, he's gonna stay in
power forever, dude, this is all you know how to do.
Mm hmm, So shut up.
Speaker 2: I saw and I don't I didn't see like a
source for this, and so I'm not one hundred percent
percent sure like if she said this or in what
context she said up, But apparently Gavin's wife uh said
yesterday this was going around the Twitter sphere that the
United States needs to follow California's lead. And I'm like
into the abyss.
Speaker 1: Like why would we do that? Why we want we
all want to have a wrap all over our streets.
That's what we want. Thank you, but no, no, I
thank you? Yeah, And can I just say that, like
my our son and our daughter in law are moving
here on Monday from California. One of the things that
he's in construction, he's in commercial construction, and so his
his business, the one that he is now leaving and
he's getting a new job obviously, but the business that
he's leaving they paid for stuff, like he had a
company car and he didn't have to pay for his tolls.
But one of the things he was telling his dad
yesterday and my husband, he was like, you know what
I noticed, because I don't really notice. I'm on autopilot
when I go to work, which is a ridiculous, like
two hour commute some days one way because the traffic
sucks so bad there. But he was saying that, like
he goes through two holes. One toll is twelve dollars,
another is eight. Every day, every day one way he
has to do that, so his company is paying like
twenty bucks one way just for him to go And
so can you imagine if you to do that yourself,
I mean every day, every day, every day. That's there.
And I'm like, so they're tolling people that much money.
There's that's how much tolls are.
Speaker 2: On top of their super high gas prices, on top
of jen cost of living in general.
Speaker 1: There's all the taxes everything, And I'm just like, no,
wonder people don't want to live there. I mean, but yeah,
let's all be like California. Okay, exactly, it's.
Speaker 2: Just so stupid. Oh my gosh. I regret to inform
you that there is a publisher out there that believes
people want to read a book from Joe Biden, and
he got a ten million dollar advance for a book,
by the way, that has not yet been written. This is,
according to Sean Spicer said, to break even. That means
that the publisher would have to sell a minimum of
three hundred and fifty thousand appies. Who is going to
buy this book?
Speaker 1: I honestly think that we sold more copies of our
book than he will sell it his.
Speaker 2: I don't know, man, I feel.
Speaker 1: Like as it's gonna be really close. Honestly, Wow, that's.
Speaker 2: That is amazing. Ten million dollars.
Speaker 1: Yeah, my god, it's ridiculous.
Speaker 2: It's just disgusting. It's absolutely disgusting.
Speaker 1: It is disgusting.
Speaker 2: And then, lastly, for this segment, before we get into
some lawsuit stuff, we need to update you on the
family of Vivek Ramaswami growing. This was announced Age Steals podcast.
Are you guys done growing your family?
Speaker 10: Actually?
Speaker 13: So, this is uh.
Speaker 14: I guess it'll be the first time that I'm saying
it publicly, but we are expecting a third.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you are there, we are.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, yeah it was I was.
Speaker 14: I was planning to roll that out, but you asked,
Oh my gosh. Yeah, we don't know whether it's a
boy or girl yet, but we're expecting early next year.
Speaker 2: So that means she's how many for along? Now help me?
Speaker 14: We're like a few months in?
Speaker 21: Yeah, how she feel?
Speaker 14: If we're being really honest, it's a little challenging right now. Yeah,
which we don't know if that means that it's a girl,
because they say a little bit.
Speaker 1: Maybe if it's you.
Speaker 17: Know, more were vomit.
Speaker 14: Yeah, yeah, yeah, so we'll see. But she's she's she's
doing overall, she's doing great, but it's a tough tough
thing to the first few months, depending on each bregancy
is different. But she's hanging in there. She's doing great, you.
Speaker 19: Know, and emotionally one of the leading throat surgeons in
the world while she's getting ready to have a third
baby and supporting our husband who's running for governor.
Speaker 16: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, she's good.
Speaker 14: Yeah, And I think we're both that way.
Speaker 2: We are.
Speaker 14: We're believers in having it all. We're not believers in
having to make life trade offs. Right, the work life
balance is not a concept that resonates with either of us,
but it's more about holistically, Yeah, getting the most joy
and fulfillment and purpose out of that life experience and
kind of just all goes together.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's cool. He and his wife total underachievers.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a shame that they're so parents.
Speaker 1: Are probably like what losers they are.
Speaker 2: Right, I mean, what do you have to show for
yourselves from Sammy's surgeon? Yeah? Wow, I mean that is
like a every time I see him, what ow we
have failed?
Speaker 1: That's really cool. Congratulations to them. That is awesome.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's amazing.
Speaker 6: All right.
Speaker 2: So we talked yesterday about this whole Macrone sewing, the
Macrons suing Candace Owens. Steven Crowder clearly believes that Candace
is on the wrong side of this. Very very interesting
to see people's different. Yeah, it's super interesting. And you know,
I'm not I have no idea how this is going
to go. I just know it's going to be entertaining
to watch. Here is what Stephen Crowder said about this lawsuit.
Speaker 19: So here's the problem. And if you read the entire
filing and I read one hundred something pages of it
last night. They actually already did directly send proof to candidate,
said pictures childhood pictures of Bridget. They did send evidence
of Bridget's biological motherhood of three children. They did send
pictures of her first of her wedding when she was young.
And there already is sworn testimony, for example, from the
children and from the I don't know if it sworn testimony,
but the previous husband. So she's now moving goalposts and
saying take a blood test. They did also, by the way,
send the birth announcement, not a certificate, but an announcement,
so newspaper clippings, pictures, sworn testimony, evidence, and this has
all been provided to her for a long time now.
Speaker 2: So that was his take. And then there's a prominent lawyer,
Robert Barnes who I follow on Twitter, who said this
mcrone won.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 2: He was responding to a tweet that said the Macrones
would have to prove that Brigitte is not a man,
and the Macrones have already lost two lawsuits against people
who said the exact same thing, and Barnes corrected them,
saying Macrone won both cases on the factual issues. French
law allows individuals to lie if they truly believe those lies,
and that is the only reason those defendants were not
held financially liable. US law does not do that. Candace
will lose badly and may get bankrupted. So that was
and he's a lawyer, and so I just thought that
was an interesting, interesting take. But then Viva Fray had
another interesting take. If you wouldn't mind, this is a
two tweeter, If you would read this please.
Speaker 1: I'm going to make the apparently less popular prediction that
Candace is not going to lose the Macron defamation suit.
The bulk of the Macron's argument is that Candace didn't
accept and repeat everything in their December retraction demand old photos.
If someone didn't tell you who is in them, you'd
never know. You can only rely on what that person
is saying. And alleged daily mail debunking, and the bold
move of asserting that Brigitte was a thirty nine year
old woman when she had sexual relations with her fifteen
year old student, so it wasn't statutory rape under French
law at the time. Gross I'm not saying I believe
Brigitte is a man, but I believe Candace sincerely believes it,
and she has built the best argument she could and
that she simply does not believe the argument being presented
by the team. By Team Macrone, my prediction is in.
Speaker 2: And then here is his advice to Candace.
Speaker 1: If i'm Candace, my defense is three easy to follow steps. One,
what I said was true or substantially true, and I
have thoroughly laid out the argument and evidence in support
of what I said. Two, if what I said was incorrect,
I sincerely believed it, and I certainly did not say
it with actual malice. Three subsidiarily and without prejudice to
the foregoing in the event that you are not convinced,
and I sincerely believe what I said when I said
it at best. Brigitte Macrone is a woman who, at
the age of thirty nine, had sex with her fifteen
year old student. In the context of accusations of sexual deviancy.
She has no reputation susceptible of harm and is therefore
defamation proof.
Speaker 2: So that is all so interesting to me, because I'm
very interesting. I just don't know how this is gonna be.
Speaker 1: I have no idea either, no idea, I.
Speaker 2: Just I can't begin to predict you, guys, can I
begin to predict it?
Speaker 1: I find it really interesting that this is that she
wants to hit your wagon, like she said, out stake
my entire reputation on this.
Speaker 2: I mean, I mean, I also believe that she believes it.
Speaker 1: She truly believes it, right, she absolutely believes it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know that, Viva. I mean, the only
thing I question is the malice part. It seems she
Candae seems very malicious about this, like she wants the
Macrones to go down, you know what I mean, I think,
so I don't agree with him on that. And also,
you know, she's obviously made a fortune off of this
entire series, off of all of this, this whole story.
So I don't know, I mean, And it's just it's
gonna be really really interesting to watch. It's very interesting
to watch.
Speaker 1: It will be very all right.
Speaker 2: Let's move to a few cultural stories. Unfortunately, this first
one is absolutely disgusting and it comes from Kristen Hawkins,
who is a pro life gal. She found this video.
You've seen the videos of people saying get ready with
me to do bad to all these ridiculous influencers, and
one of them. She found was of a girl saying,
come with me to get my abortion medical abortion.
Speaker 5: What she's having to done a surgical abortion. She doesn't
even know the terms, but okay, keep going.
Speaker 3: I made this choice because personally, for me, I just
didn't feel like my heart could handle seeing anything or
feeling anything. I've done this before and it was so
simple and so easy.
Speaker 5: But you saw your the ultrasound of a baby in
your room, so you did see something.
Speaker 3: I knew immediately that this was the route I wanted
to go. I found out yesterday around four pm that
I would be getting the surgery done today at seven am,
so when I got there, they literally had me penciled
into their schedule. There was so much going on in
my head at this point, obviously feeling totally devastated, but
oddly enough, I was also feeling relief too, And I
feel like that sounds really bad, but this entire pregnancy
has just been so stressful.
Speaker 5: I think the main point here in the total depravity
of this video, beyond killing human being, is that we
are to a point in our culture where people want
to become social media influencers by filming themselves paying someone
to kill their child.
Speaker 1: Right, absolutely sick. It is sick, right, it's so it's
so sick, like if you're going to do that and
you're just going to be a complete disgusting human being,
put the phone down.
Speaker 2: Right, And the fact that she said, I've done this
before and it was so simple last time, and it's
this pregnancy the threat fall, so I'm going to kill it.
Oh my god, it's just so depraved, is the right
word for it, right word for it? So gross in
today's example of please do not f with your face,
we bring you the almost unintelligible Jessica Simpson in general.
Speaker 4: So I thought I was going to be doing this
like inspirational time of record, and it ended up leaning
more towards.
Speaker 2: How do I get through this moment?
Speaker 4: Because my whole life just completely changed while making this
record and it became something I.
Speaker 2: Never would have expected. But there's blessings in.
Speaker 4: The pain, like there is you.
Speaker 1: Can find beauty in the pain, and I think.
Speaker 4: I want my daughters, yeah, my son to know that, like, yeah,
no matter what we go through in life, nothing can
take us down. Nothing like as long as we are
who we are and.
Speaker 1: We know our purpose and we're guided. But it's this right,
it's all this. It's like there's so.
Speaker 2: Much It's like there's so much filler that she can't
open her jaw all way.
Speaker 1: It's so slurry, and it's it sounds like she's just
had a fit of Jim Jam.
Speaker 2: And I mean she had problems I think with alcoholic
so I don't know if it's.
Speaker 1: Leftover that I don't know how that works, or if it's.
Speaker 2: All the stuff in her space.
Speaker 1: I think there's a lot of stuff in the face
and it just it inhibits her from speaking freely or intelligently.
I guess. I don't know if she was ever a
MENSA candidate, but you know she does does down a
little shove, a little tipsy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, moving on, there is some good news in the
world of advertising, and it seems that after the bud
Light fiasco, a lot of companies tried to go woke.
It did not do them any favors. And now I'm
starting to see a trend of companies going back to
their marketing roots and using what always sells, which is
hot women and so American Eagle is a company that
has not been doing particularly well as of late, and
so they decided to vest in a hot woman, specifically
Sydney Sweeney, and this ad has apparently made their sales
already go through the roof and cheers an old school
ad Sydney's Sweeney Hasburg Keynes.
Speaker 1: Look at that a hot chick and jeans in a
car and a nice.
Speaker 2: And muscle car. Right, that that is how you sell stuff.
Speaker 1: Like the advertisers of today are like, hey, let's try
something new.
Speaker 2: Let's try this novel concept.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 1: All the boomers and the gen xers are like, welcome
to the party, pal, where have you been? Oh, that's
where even fitting transgenders at alta. Okay, that's what you've
been doing. Okay, I mean.
Speaker 2: Listen, I'm just glad that the pendulum is swinging back
to me too.
Speaker 1: Blame me. I'm not complaining. It's just it's funny to me.
How they Yeah, it's funny. This is all of a sudden,
now a novel concept. In addition them stealing all of
our movies and trying to make it theirs.
Speaker 2: Okay, the other day we mentioned this new app. It
may have been yesterday that this tea app where women
it's a woman only app. It's exploding in popularity and
they can just basically name and shame and actually photograph,
you know, post photos of men that they believe are
red flags or a danger to other women or have
hurt them in some way. There's no rhyme or reason
to this app. There's no regulations, there's no nothing preventing
a woman from just making up shit about guys. And
the good news is that I saw this on X
yesterday and I was like, oh, okay, well there's a
remedy if you are a man that gets blasted on
this app. So I saw this from Jason Waterfalls, who
said had my picture posted on the tee app without
consent wild a copyright slash publicity complaint via Apple's legal team.
In their dispute form, Apple looped in the te developers
and warned them the post was gone within hours. If
this happens to you, go through Apple because they have
to respond. So I just thought, you know what, I'm
gonna put this out into the world so that if
dudes find themselves on this app, they shouldn't be there.
It's just a disgusting app. Anyway, Why would.
Speaker 1: You do this?
Speaker 2: I don't know, I don't know.
Speaker 1: It just makes women look so unhinged.
Speaker 2: It really really does.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and the person who created it, like, come on,
why should they pay? I need to find out how
much they pay to do this, because you know they
have to pay pay there's there's actually payment to going
to somebody to use this app. Like I wonder if
the app costs like fifty dollars a year, if it's
like twenty dollars a month. They're like, what, I'm wondering
what the app costs. I need to figure out what
it costs. Because they're doing that. People are doing that,
women are doing that, and it's like what, okay.
Speaker 2: But there does seem to be record which is a
good thing. So you know, I just wanted to make
sure the people we're aware of that. And then lastly,
in this culture segment, there's a video from a woman
that's also going around socials right now. A beautiful girl
who has just announced to her husband that she plans
to get a divorce. They've been married ten years, they're
the parents of three children, and the reason that she
is saying she wants the divorce makes no sense to me,
to a lot of people. That's why it seems to
be going viral. See how you think this makes sense
to you? Here is the video.
Speaker 23: I told my husband I wanted a divorce. I walked
myself through the logistics of where would I live, how
would we spend the time with the kids, who gets
the dog?
Speaker 2: I feel like.
Speaker 23: I have been searching for something in my relationship that
we don't have for the whole time we've been married,
which has been ten years. There is not a single
thing about my husband in and of himself that I
do not love. He is the most self disciplined, lawyer,
hard working, good person that you could meet on this planet.
Our relationship and what my expectations are for my marriage
and what they always have been, are not meant. I
can't be myself with my husband. And it's really confusing
because I'm thirty two years old, I am a mom
of three, and I still don't know who I am.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm interesting the fact that she.
Speaker 2: Can't be myself, but I don't know who that is.
Speaker 1: Okay, well, she's putting herself on social again. With this
generation that constantly has to like videotape themselves doing every
single thing that they do, It's like, okay, okay, but
she's out there, so she's gonna get criticism. And the
thing is. I don't think she probably ever should have
gotten married or had kids.
Speaker 2: Because she was twenty early twenties. Yeah, she probably did it.
Speaker 1: She probably did it for the gram. You know, she
did it. Seriously, don't you think that a lot of
these chicks do it. They do it because they feel
like they have to do it. They get out there
and they video they put it all on social and
it's like, look, how great my life is. It's so awesome.
And they're not doing it for the right reasons. They're
getting married because it's a show thing. It's like it's
I'm doing it because it's what I'm supposed to do
for the exterior, for the world, and not and she is.
She's a hot mess.
Speaker 2: She's a hot mess.
Speaker 1: I felt sorry for that, dude.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's the thing. And the kids, I mean
the kids. The thing is is that she's so has created. Clearly,
she's created a version of what she thinks marriage is
supposed to be likely that and those expectations have not
been met. And in the in the meantime, she's just ignored.
And it's not even fully ignored, because she recognizes that
her husband is a great guy, but she is ignoring
all the positives because she's so hyper focused on what
she's not getting and I so ultimately she's going to
be so sorry that she did this because the grass
is not going to be greener. She's going to realize
that she lost out on a great guy that she
describes as a great guy. I think this is so.
Speaker 1: And again, I bet a lot of that stems from
comparing her stuff to others on social That's what a
lot of these people that they see, Oh that person
has a big house, that person has this, that person
has that I don't have. That this man is so
sweet to this woman on social bullshit. Behind the scenes,
they're not anything like it's everything is fake on social
everything is fake and so like a lot of these
younger people they think it's not it's a totally different.
That's why again, like the theme of today's show is
we got to go back to nineteen eighty five? Can
we just get in there and the Glorean and I'll
go back to nineteen eighty five because that's there are
days that I just want to do that because I
think social media has ruined these kids, absolutely ruin them.
Speaker 2: It's so I mean to me, that was just so
sad because I thought, you're chasing something, you don't even
know what you're chasing. And then you're trying to say
I can't be myself, and then in literally the next breath,
saying I don't know who I am.
Speaker 1: She has kids, and then.
Speaker 2: You're gonna blame this, You're gonna put all of that
onto a guide that's just trying to do the right thing.
Speaker 1: By your right right. So I want to have a
good life, you know what I mean. It's like just just.
Speaker 2: Wow, she's gonna be sorry. I just really believe she's.
Speaker 1: Going And you know what, and when she's sorry, the
first thing she's going to do is open her phone
and tell us all about it.
Speaker 2: Right, exactly, all right, it's time for some fun stuff.
And speaking of like living life back in the seventies
and eighties, this just absolutely cracked me up. Because everybody
uses everybody is so reliant now on GPS that nobody
knows how to read a map anymore. And I remember
even when my husband and I were first dating, and
I would he it was a long distance relationship. He
was living in Columbus while I was in Indianapolis, and I
experimented when I would go visit with him. I would
experiment with different routes, and I used a paper map
that you had to unfold. Yes, like, actually use the
map to get there. And so this kid was given
a map by his mom and he is marveling at it.
Speaker 6: If I didn't grow up with but my mom did
a map.
Speaker 13: She sent me a map of Kansas. I've never used
a map in my life.
Speaker 21: Oh my gosh, was this your guys like GPS?
Speaker 13: Holy cow? How do you even read this thing? Easy
to read? Easy to read? My ass?
Speaker 9: How do you drive and know where you're going? Look
at that and tell me this is not a different language.
My theory says, turn left in two miles, and I
still miss the turn. I don't even know how I would.
I would, And then what do you do? Okay, put
it in the club department. What if you're traveling through
different states? You need more of these?
Speaker 15: Hold on?
Speaker 13: Maybe nope, I read it.
Speaker 9: I don't even notice called Okay, maybe I don't want
to grow up in the eighties or nineties.
Speaker 2: Yeah, even do, though it was so much better.
Speaker 1: It was so much better. And then you pull over.
You'd be like, I have to pull over. And then
I got to call the person that you're going to
see on a pay phone. Collect. I do that all
the time with my parents on the way home from
college when I was like going from Tennessee to Georgia.
They'd be like, it's okay, well, and they wouldn't accept
the charges. They just knew where I was. Like, I'd
be a call from Amy Joe and they'd be like, Okay,
she's in Delanaga somewhere. It's fine, she's fine. No, we're
not going to accept the charges. It's fine, and I'd
hang up, I get back in the car, and I
drive the rest of the way home. It's like, Oh,
she's alive, she's fine. Collect calls, Collect calls, you guys.
You know.
Speaker 2: And then even when things started to become more technologically advanced.
I'm trying to imagine me explaining to Jackson right now
the fact that when his dad and I first used
to text, it was with a flip phone or bag phone. Okay,
and you had to press a number three times just
to get the right letter the words you know what
I mean, Yeah, so easy.
Speaker 1: Do you remember having beepers? Do you have that? My daughter,
she was telling me, because they're not allowed to have phones.
They can't have any of this. Any technology anything they
can have they can't have like earphone, they can have anything.
No headphones, nothing, no Apple nothing, no watches, No Apple
watches in school. And so she was like, one of
the things on the list, mom was a beeper. What's that?
It's like, let me let me sit you down and
explain that to you.
Speaker 2: Any Yeah, crazy, absolutely crazy.
Speaker 1: Not just for drug dealers.
Speaker 2: Speaking of crazy, I'm always fascinated by the videos and
so naturally I get fed fed them a lot in
my algorithm about the crazy things that your brain does
and the way that your mind operates. So there is
a video about showing you two different pictures. It's the
same face, but it's inverted in one and then not
inverted in the other. And you're supposed to say which
of the two pictures looks angrier. And so the guy
the way that he explains why you will likely pick
the top picture. Fascinating. Check this out.
Speaker 13: These faces appears angrier to you? Is it the top
one or the bottom one? Neurologically, because of how your
brain is split, it's the right side of your brain
that processes the visual field of the left side of
your vision. That's just how your neurology works. But also neurologically,
it's on the right side of your brain where there's
the area involved in facial recognition as well as the
recognition of emotions. For this reason, your brain is better
at processing the emotions on the left side of the face.
So that's why when you look at these faces, you're
more likely to think that the above one seems more
angry than the below one because of the way that
your brain is built and split.
Speaker 2: Is it not the crazy?
Speaker 1: It is crazy, because that's exactly what I was thinking.
I was like, it's the top one.
Speaker 2: Without question, obviously, without world I know, I know. I
just thought that was the neatest thing because it's obviously
the same exact photo, just reverse.
Speaker 1: I mean, they both look angry, but the top one
looked angrier.
Speaker 2: Yes, isn't that wild? Yeah?
Speaker 1: I just thought that was so neat Anything neurological is
always so fascinating to me.
Speaker 2: Yeah, a couple thank yous. Karen Marisco says, didn't expect
to be caught so off guard. This morning's this morning
tears streaming down my face, not even realizing that, Yes,
relationships families have been ruined and changed forever, all because
of their hoaxes. And yes, COVID, I don't want revenge,
I want accountability. Yes yeah, I mean that video with
Scott Adams. Man, it just punched me in the gut
like it was so that just resonated, man, I really
really did. And then from the ballpit crew yesterday the
makeup chicks said, good morning from the Norwegian capital of Texas,
Prayers for my husband tomorrow having major shoulder surgery. So
that's today. I'll be taking my entire two weeks vacation
to take care of him.
Speaker 1: Good luck with all of that is awesome.
Speaker 2: And then over on locals Roth Lady Wright says, please
help me wish my sweet daughter a very happy twelfth birthday.
She's my mini me and my heart. She's also making
me so much older than I am. Having an extremely
active twelve year old at fifty four is not normal.
Praising Jesus for you all daily, have a fabulous weekend.
Speaker 1: I'm close to you because I'll be fifty four next
month and I have a fifteen year old who we're
kind of close. But they kind of keep you young too,
so you know, there you go. Now you Kimberly Donaldson,
Good morning, chicks. I am in Somerville next in South Carolina.
Just bought a house. Driving back in Georgia, I found
out I had an offer in my house and I
am accepted.
Speaker 2: Yea, and I see congrats.
Speaker 1: That's great, Kimberly t Medium Publishing. Scott Adams is one
hundred percent heartbreakingly correct. Thank God. My health is good.
But I was basically told to f off by friends
and even family during a time and I desperately needed
loving emotional support. I thank God again for my church
and my chicks. This is the thing like, it's so many.
Everybody's got a story, right, so awful, Jennifer. Now, Daisy,
your coat is looking full and shiny. Have you been
taking a daily code defense rub? For my advice? Love
you chicks. I think a lot of it's healthy sell
and yeah, healthy cell and I actually I need to
start using the shampooge to see what it does. I
gotta start using I use it on the dogs all
the time, but not on myself, not yet, Thank you, Jennifer.
Brian Brumley Hunter versus any Republican would be like Elijah
versus the Priest of ball totally and literally lit Jennifer. Now,
I don't trust stairs. Why they're always up to something
late dad joke Wednesday. For real, though, stairs are my nemesis.
Is I have a steep stairway in my house to conquer.
Speaker 3: Mock.
Speaker 1: Your hair looks great too, it does. Mocks. Her hair
always looks great always.
Speaker 2: It's the time every night, Quean so ournrm.
Speaker 1: A ten million dollar advance on a book is what
money laundering looks like. Not take my gain fresh bills.
Oh and BANDI is a line Meyer who life. Yes,
a Voncano. Good morning, beautiful chicks and COGR family, celebrating
my birthday today, fifty two years young, aging gracefully with
no crap on my face. Lol. I'm going to a
Chad Prather show tonight in Texas. Yay. Well, you know what,
if you see him, tell them We said, hey, I
like that, right, how we kind of follow each other
on social and that's about it. We've never met him
in real life, but I've loved you someday, Jennifer. No,
I am conflicted because I will need cosmetic surgery to
make my face even after the strokes.
Speaker 2: Okay, that is completely different. Yeah, that's like reconstructed, right,
that's not just a vanity project.
Speaker 1: No, Plus, my mouth is messed up. I don't care
about looks, but I don't want to be in public
because I could scare people.
Speaker 2: You would just that is one hundred percent the same.
Speaker 1: I totally agree, it's totally different.
Speaker 2: You are not our target audience when we say, don't
f with your face.
Speaker 1: And I feel like that's why plastic surgery was invented,
really right, just for stuff like that. So okay, we're
bringing it in you guys. I am so grateful that
it's frining. I don't know about you guys, so happy
it's fine. Gonna go eat the biggest breakfast and have
all the bacon. I wish you guys all the bacon
goodness this weekend. Have a wonderful weekend. We'll talk to
you Monday.
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