Speaker 1: The reaction has just been insane.
Speaker 2: But for them to pull the race card yawn. They
have over used that to the point where it means
nothing now, So congratulations liberals, We don't give a crap.
Speaker 1: Yeah, thanks for completely deluding the meaning of that word
and so many others. White supremacy all the things they need,
nothing anymore.
Speaker 2: Happy bendy everybody, Hello, how is everybody doing?
Speaker 1: How is everybody doing?
Speaker 3: You?
Speaker 4: Guys?
Speaker 1: My parents are coming for Thanksgiving. I was just telling
Daisy how excited I am about the birds coming for Thanksgiving.
Speaker 2: Good stuff right there? That is good stuff. God, I'm
very very excited. You guys. Have my pumpkins out? I
already have all my stuff out. This is the gateway
to Christmas, is what it is?
Speaker 1: Not pumpkins out?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I have all my Halloween stuff out. Geeh,
my Halloween stf is out. That just the means that, like,
we're two seconds away from Christmas, you guys, it's happening.
I don't decorate for Thanksgiving. I decorate for Halloween, and
then on November the first, it's Christmas. That's what happens
all up in here, all up in there.
Speaker 1: That's crazy. That is crazy.
Speaker 2: Great it's right, guilty.
Speaker 1: You guys, we're gonna kick off today's show with another episode.
Speaker 2: Don't do it.
Speaker 1: I actually don't know if this one is legit or not. Okay,
we're just gonna need, gonna need audience participation on this one,
because yesterday was like the MTV Music Awards semi award
VMA VMA's Video Music Awards, and I guess people were
freaking out over Jessica Simpson's face. And I also am
freaked out by her face, but admittedly have been since
she was born essentially, so there's always been something a
little weird about her face. Not that she's not attractive,
it's just that there's something unusual about it. So you
guys will be the judge. Here is just a reminder
of what she looked like years ago when she married
her first husband, Nick Lache, So that was Jessica back
in the day. And then here's a reminder of what
she looked like when she married her second husband, Eric Johnson.
Speaker 2: It's pretty much the same, right, I mean, like it's
the same.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Okay, So now here is a side by side
of like a before and then yesterday, and people are
freaking out, and I feel like they probably have a
right freaking out because there's something very different happening about
her face.
Speaker 2: Okay that it's so funny because when you look on
I think it was was it Instagram? I was looking
at yesterday, and then people were looking at how she
was stating there like slay girl, Sleigh, you look so good, Sleigh,
and oh I thought she slaid. Oh they thought she slaid.
It doesn't it doesn't really look like her. I don't. Yeah,
I don't know. I don't know what causes that. I
don't understand. I don't know she does.
Speaker 1: Let's take some let's look at a few other examples. Yeah,
there's clearly something or something happened that has been done.
Speaker 2: Yeah to her face. You're right, Darren. Everybody is starting
to look the same. It's like they all are morphing
into the same person.
Speaker 1: She's starting to look like that weird thing on mister Rogers. Yeah,
like puppet, that scary puppet.
Speaker 2: Yes, you know what I'm talking about, puppet about because
I used to have nightmares about that thing.
Speaker 1: Same.
Speaker 2: Okay, God, why did they do that to children? It's mean, yes,
you know I'm talking about.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's something going on there. You guys, something is
going on. We say it, yo, do it? Just don't
don't yet, Adam the puppet, Lady Elaine Adam.
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Speaker 1: Right, Yes, Elaine, what was it? Elaine Fairchild? Lady Elaine Fairchild.
She was terrifying to me.
Speaker 5: She was.
Speaker 2: A lot of these women look like Lady Elaine Fairchild.
Now mm hmm.
Speaker 1: Don't just don't f with your face, you guys. Here's
the thing, because I think what starts to happen is
that women. And we'll have another example of this later
in the show where you just maybe you do like
a little thing. I don't know what that little thing is.
Maybe you do your lips, or maybe you do like
a maybe you do the botox, and then you think, okay,
well that was fine, and nobody really said anything or
noticed anything, so I'll just add a little bit more,
and then before you know it, you're not recognizing how
different you look in the mirror. And there's another example
of that that will show later in the show. In fact,
I may not even say anything, and I'm just gonna
see if people bring it up themselves, including you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, yeah, it's the Courtney Cox effect. She did that. Yeah,
and the dissolved. I don't understand how you do how
you dissolve all of that stuff. I don't understand it.
Speaker 1: I just feel like, if you don't do it to
begin with, you're gonna be fine. You're going to be fine.
All right, let's get into some news and some stuff. Obviously,
there's still a big push by the Trump administration to
send reinforcements, law enforcement reinforcements to various cities, namely Chicago,
to help out with the rampant crime issue. Megan Kelly
takes exception to this, doesn't want Trump to do this,
doesn't think he has the legal authority to do it.
And here is what she said about.
Speaker 5: It into random cities in support of just fighting crime
like that you really can't do without the invitation of
a governor. So we're heading for an uncomfortable showdown with
Governor Pritzker. We can't have Trump going in without the
invitation of this Governor, I'm sorry, but we can't have it.
He does not have the constitutional permission to do it.
Speaker 2: It very clearly is.
Speaker 5: Not constitutionally permissionle he cannot do it. I really hope
he doesn't do it, because I don't want a world
in which I'm siding with Governor Pritzker over President Trump.
But I will if he does it, because he can't
do it legally.
Speaker 1: It's going to feel like he's going to figure out
a way.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I feel like he is too, because he wants people
to be safe. But there are people in Chicago who
are like, we want the National Guard, you know what
I mean? Yeah, I don't. And it's also irritating that,
you know, Prickster is only saying no to the National
Guard because he hates Trump so much, you know what
I mean, He's only saying no to Trump and Trump's
help and the national help because he hates Trump so much.
Like you're doing that over the safety of your people.
Come on, don't be such a jerk.
Speaker 1: Right, I mean, that's that's just it, right, That it's
so frustrates Trump more than he cares about his own constituency,
I know, just sucks. It's ridiculous. And then there's Democrats
like Ellie miss Stall, that Cotton, that Q tip guy yea,
who w is just so he's just lying about what
extra help from a law enforcement perspective will actually accomplish.
So we've seen the results in DC, I mean, we've
seen what was it like, an eighty six percent drop
off in carjackings for example, just because there's added people
who are you know, looking around and checking stuff out
and making sure things are okay. And yet this clown
is trying to tell you and wants you to believe
that additional police presence does not actually stop crime.
Speaker 7: Here's Ellie, the police are not there to prevent crime.
Police do not prevent crime.
Speaker 8: At best, they catch criminals after the fact. And that's
that's great, that's that's necessary, yay, right, But if what
you're actually saying is that you're worried about crime prevention,
putting more police on the streets does nothing to help
crime prevention, to to to do in crime.
Speaker 1: That's crazy. It's crazy.
Speaker 2: It's absolute nonsense what he's saying. Like, you're a complete
loon to say that. Of course it helps, it helps.
The data shows that it helps them being there helps
that He's out of his mind.
Speaker 1: Ask yourself if you if there is a storefront that
has a police officer in front of it compared to
one that doesn't, which one is likely more likely to
be a target of crime?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: Of course, the police present presence helps. I don't even understand,
like how anybody could say something that dumb, but he did.
Speaker 2: He's a Democrat. Yeah, he's just going to say the things.
He's going to say the things and hope he's going
to hope that people just believe him. Just believe the
stuff that's spewing out of my face.
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Speaker 1: Chick sh do it. Going back to Trump, he tweeted
a bit of a warning. I guess you could call
this yesterday and if you want to read it it, Uh,
this seems this seems strong to me.
Speaker 2: Everyone wants the hostages home. Everyone wants this war to end.
The Israelis have accepted my terms. It is time for
Harmosta except as well. I've warned Hamas about the consequences
of not accepting. This is my last warning, not be
another one. Thank you for your attention to this matter.
Donald J. Trump, President of the United States of America.
What does that mean? I think I think he's sick
and tired of their shit. That's what that means. He's
like the dad who's like I've been waiting like for you,
I've been asking nicely for you to do X y Z,
and now I'm I'm sick of being nice.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I just wonder what that means for us, for
the United States, or if he's just saying on behalf
of Israel, there's some serious there's a ship storm coming
and you're about to catch it. So this is your
last warning.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean, I'm okay with the ship
storm coming.
Speaker 1: Yeah, as well as this not coming from us. I'm
good with that, you know what I mean. I just
I don't know what he means by this is this
is the last The fact that they still have hostages,
It's it's insane, right.
Speaker 2: And then we have people actually in the United States
saying that this isn't a terrorist organization.
Speaker 1: It's like, my god, okay crazy.
Speaker 2: We have conservatives, conservatives saying that. Okay.
Speaker 1: So Trump has never been a fan of Yamish Alcindor,
who I think is an MSNBC person. She's a reporter
who he has tangled with many many times in the past,
and this weekend was no exception. She wanted to ask
about his intentions with sending more reinforcements to Chicago, and
he did not appreciate the tone of her question, and
he put her in her plate.
Speaker 3: Did you say that going, let's take this.
Speaker 9: Be quiet? Listen. You don't listen.
Speaker 2: You never listen.
Speaker 10: That's why you're second grade.
Speaker 9: We're not going to war.
Speaker 11: We're going to clean up our city.
Speaker 6: We're going to clean them up so.
Speaker 9: They don't kill five people every weekend.
Speaker 11: That's not war, that's common sense.
Speaker 3: Oh damn.
Speaker 1: He told her to be quiet.
Speaker 2: I mean she probably deserved it. Like maybe just take
a beat and listen and not just run your mouth,
you know, that would be nice.
Speaker 1: So naturally, there was a woman on MSNBC who said
that his treatment of.
Speaker 2: Was racist. It was racist. That's right. Of course, we
should have known that was coming, right, Okay, right.
Speaker 12: That is not the president's first time speaking to yumiche
that way. H And as a black woman of black.
Speaker 1: Reporters, she's always off I think.
Speaker 12: I mean, not just us, but I know certainly we
heard what we heard there just.
Speaker 1: Calling her a second rate.
Speaker 12: Nisha's incredible, dogged reporter who has done the amazing work
out of that White House. There's just a pattern out
of this White House speaking to reporters.
Speaker 2: Never heard of her in such.
Speaker 12: A nasty and condescending way.
Speaker 2: I've never heard of her, So I don't know what
kind of remarkable work she's done. I've never heard of her,
have you you probably?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, we've made fun of her before on this series.
Speaker 2: I just she's never been that remarkable that I've actually
like put it in a file in my brain and
remembered it. So she's that remarkable to me. But for
them to pull the race card, yawn, I mean, and
I know right, they have over used that to the
point where it means nothing now, So congratulations liberals. We
don't give a crap, We don't care. I wonder if.
Speaker 1: They think that when they say something like that, there's
going to be people on the right or at all.
Speaker 2: Who think, yeah, that's racist, racist.
Speaker 1: I mean everyone at this point, we all just roll
our eyes. That is the reaction.
Speaker 2: That's the diffault now, and it's their fault because they've
overplayed that card. They have done it to the point
where it's like nothing. Everything is racist to them, so
nothing is congratulations.
Speaker 1: Yeah, thanks for completely diluting the meaning of that word
and so many others, white supremacy, all the things. They
mean nothing anymore.
Speaker 2: Nothing.
Speaker 1: Let's switch gears to some good stuff like Scott Bessant,
who was on with what's her name Welker Kristen Welker
over the weekend, and he's always so just charmingly polite
but firm in his responses to her ridiculous questions. We've
just got a couple clips. One is where she's talking
to him about jobs that were created and who they
went to, and he he put her in her place
when it comes to the jobs that Biden created for
illegal Essentially, here is Scott.
Speaker 13: What we're seeing is the jobs that are being created
are going to either native born or legal Americans. The
most of the jobs created under the Biden administration, they
went to illegal aliens.
Speaker 5: Well, and I think that there would be a lot
of debate over the fact that they went to illegal aliens.
Speaker 13: But let's well, no, no, no, no, no, that that's that's
the fact.
Speaker 2: Okay, let's keep moving. He's like, you want to be
love his manner. He's like, no, no, you want a
debate about it, Let's do that. Okay. I just loved
him so much. I just love him again. He's the
guy that you want at that table, like the dream
table of people that you want at your dream dinner table.
I'd love to have him there. He would be delightful.
Speaker 1: She also asked him about Jerome Powell and a potential
interest rate reduction, and he also gave her a little
bit of a lesson about how interest rates are changed.
Here again is Scott Bessant.
Speaker 2: Bottom line, mister Secretary, will the FED chair set interest
rates or will President Trump.
Speaker 13: The FED share doesn't set interest rates. The FOMC sets
interest rates, So it is a board president and that
the president. President Trump is going to make his views known,
just like President Biden did. President Biden in the State
of the Union his last State of the Union, said
he thought it was going to be an interest rate cut.
Senator Warren called for a seventy five basis interest rate
point interest rate cut this time this year.
Speaker 1: I love when he's like, this is all of this
is normal. This is what presidents do. They say what
they want.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like quit paying hysterical lady.
Speaker 1: Right exactly. I mean it's all if Trump does it,
then there's something inherently wrong with it, even if it's
been done time and time and time and time again.
Thinks that's just so ridiculous. Scott Jennings RBF was on
a panel being asked about leadership of the Democrats, like
who is the leader of the Democrats right now? What
is it that they stand for? And I thought his
answer was just absolutely perfect. He says that who is
leading Democrats right now is actually Trump.
Speaker 14: Well, I mean, for the foreseeable future, the person who's
running the Democratic Party now is going to be running it.
Speaker 2: That's Donald Trump.
Speaker 14: I mean, the only thing I know how to do
is be against whatever he is for, and so there
is no leader of the party except for Trump. The
beating heart of the Democratic Party is if Trump is
for it, we're against it, and you throw a little
socialism on the side. That's basically how they are.
Speaker 1: I know, space, I love how he.
Speaker 2: Looked directly at the Camera's like, that's right, d.
Speaker 1: Helperson every time.
Speaker 2: I know, and I love it. It's so great, and
he has one spot on with that. They have no
direction except for I mean, this is so true. It's
always the opposite of which What are they gonna do
in twenty two I don't know, because Trump is not running.
Speaker 1: I know they like to pretend and freaking out that
he's going to try to run a third term, but
he's not running.
Speaker 2: I know, at the very less mine he's gonna be like, listen,
all of us, like all of the people on the
right knew that he wasn't running, and he's gonna be like, psych,
I'm really not running, you guys. I know, you guys
thought I was with the twenty twenty eight hats, but
I'm really not running you dumbasses. God we've been We're
just we've been trolling you the whole time. Oh my gosh.
Speaker 1: It's just so absolutely ridiculous. And to think that, like
the de facto leader of the Democrats right now, I
guess is Hakeem Jeffries. That's pathetic.
Speaker 2: And Gavin Yeah, and Gavin Robot hands man Jack.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we've got a new example of that to play.
That is just I don't I like, what isn't there
a disorder that you see the prescription adds not Tourett's,
but there's like a movement disorder where people have involuntary,
uncontrollable movements. I'm starting to wonder if he has.
Speaker 2: Some tardis, yest.
Speaker 1: Discinisia or something like that.
Speaker 2: You guys can tell us he maybe, I think it,
or it's just straight up cocaine. It's that it could.
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going into the midterms and going into special elections. Don't
you forget about elections this November. As Scott Presler reminded
us last.
Speaker 2: Week, I'm a little worried about that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think there is some reason to worry because
this is when we're all like Trump's awesome, We're just
going to kick back. Well, there's other stuff going on
besides Trump. Right, politics is local. We got to remember
what's going on locally. And if you're in New York City,
I know for sure that you know what's going on locally.
And that is Zorran mom Donnie, who was asked by
Abby Phillip about the fact. And I got to give
her credit for asking this question. I guess she gets
no points for just allowing him to not answer it,
but at least she initially asked the question about how
much he, as an American, has been fitted from the
very system that he is constantly ripping on capitalism. She
asks him about that, and he dances. There is no
answer that I can hear in this. Perhaps your mileage
will vary.
Speaker 2: Here's what he said, the United States.
Speaker 15: You have benefited from this country, this is what your
critics say. But you don't support the system, the economic
system that perhaps you benefited from. Is that right?
Speaker 10: I love this country, and I'm also a New Yorker
who has loved this city. And one of the things
that I love most about the city are its parks.
And it's parks, and the parks Department was founded by
a socialist mayor of New York City, Fearal.
Speaker 1: These are all parts of.
Speaker 10: The same story, and the idea to simplify it as
if a critique of capitalism is to be un American.
It speaks to a lack of understanding of the breath
of our history.
Speaker 1: We just don't understand, you guys.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's not. No, we didn't. You can simplify it,
you can. We're a capitalist nation, we're not socialists, and
so you can't. For him to simplify it into parks,
I'm sorry, wtf is he talking about? So I like
the parks, and so it's okay for me to be
a socialist and to run as a socialist mayor. He's
an idiot, like talk about talking in circles and skating
on that answer. If you are following this guy, raise
your hand and put yourself in the face.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, he is gonna win. I think he
is going to win.
Speaker 2: They get the government, they raise yourself, they get it.
Good luck in New York because it will fall. I mean,
it's like, I wow, that was an answer. I'm sorry.
I didn't see that until right now. That was the
first time I've seen that. Over the weekend, I was
a little busy.
Speaker 1: It was amazing. It was amazing.
Speaker 11: Wow.
Speaker 1: And you know there are still like even Kathy Hookle
was just asked over the weekend, I believe if she
is an endorsing ma'am Danny, and she won't. There are
several other prominent Democrats who will not give him a
full throated endorsement because he is like way to the left.
He is Bernie left, you know what I mean. And
Bernie and AOC are stumping for him as hard as
they can because they are all cut from the same cloth.
And Bernie's getting impatient with the fact that there are
other Democrats who are not supporting him. Here's what he
said at an event for Zoan.
Speaker 2: Find the saying is you won that problem?
Speaker 15: Is that correct?
Speaker 3: My understanding is you are the Democratic Party candidate from
mayor of the City.
Speaker 16: Of New York.
Speaker 2: Correct.
Speaker 3: Now apropos that question.
Speaker 2: I find it hard to.
Speaker 3: Understand how the major Democratic leaders in New York say
I'm not supporting the Democratic president.
Speaker 2: I'd like to yell, Oh my god.
Speaker 1: He does like to yell.
Speaker 2: He really does, doesn't he. Yeah. I mean it's it's
just flat out communism. Bernie likes it. He's all about
loves communism. Right. Wow, this is going to be very interesting,
isn't it.
Speaker 1: It is indeed. And then meanwhile, speaking of the I
guess de facto leader of the Democrat Party, Hakim Jeffries.
He was asked by Jessic Tarlov and in this clip,
I don't know what event she's hosting, but she's like
hosting some sort of talk with Hakeem Jeffries and that
other guy that is the NYU professor who's on CNN
a lot. I can't remember his name, you'll know him.
And he doesn't speak in this clip anyway, but she
is asking about she's asking about what Democrats did wrong.
In the twenty twenty four run up to the election,
specifically about the border, and it's Hakim. I don't know
why it's so hard for him to just get words
out of his mouth, but he's got those giant weird
pauses and hand motions. And her fry is like so
extra fried in this.
Speaker 2: Clar extra Yeah, it's like extra deep Southern fried in it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's like crispy crispy Crispy Crispy fry. So just
brace your ears and get ready for some weird again.
Maybe it tard of dyskinesia with Jeffreys.
Speaker 16: I think one of the main reasons that we lost
the twenty twenty four election was that we let hundreds
of millions of people stream across the border. So what
is the Democratic plan to show people that we're serious
about this problem.
Speaker 4: Well, we definitely have to be clear that we believe
that we should have a secure border that's for and foremost,
and I think we've repeatedly endeavored to make that clear
throughout this Congress. We were slow to act as an
administration and as a party on the southern border crisis,
and it hurt us, not simply with traditional Republican voters
or swing voters. But in some segments of our own
based communities and in communities of color, including right.
Speaker 2: Here in New York, it's like he has to move
his hands, Gavin, doesn't. They have to move their hands
to catch words and put them in their brain. You
know what I mean. It's it's yeah, he may be
landing in aircraft. I don't know. They all do this.
It's a weird I don't get it, isn't it. It's
that they all do it. Yes, she was extra crispy.
Speaker 1: Fry right like when it first started. When I heard it,
I don't even remember where I saw it first, probably
on Twitter, but when I first heard it, I was like, you,
I recoiled a little bit because it was so crispian.
Speaker 2: By the Chris. Yeah, but they're like lamenting over there,
like they're trying to figure out why they lost. Well,
we let a couple million of No, you let like
twenty million, twenty million, that's just like a couple It
was like twenty Jess.
Speaker 1: Should we be glad that they're finally getting that that
was a mistake.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And it's not just it's not just not letting
more people over, it's getting them the f out right.
They're stopping at it every time you're stopping it, So,
I mean, that's not helpful. People help loueless.
Speaker 1: Even liberal Democrat Alan Dershowitz has just kind of had
it with Democrats and now he is openly talking about
rallying against Democrats in the midterms. Here's Allan, I.
Speaker 17: Am now going to actively try to defeat the Democrats
in the two thousand and twenty six election. I don't
want the Democrats to control the House of Representatives.
Speaker 9: I don't want the chairmen of the various committees to
be members of the squad in the House, to be
senators like Senator Warren, Senator Murphy, Senator Sanders.
Speaker 17: These are people who are not good for.
Speaker 2: America, you know what. Welcome to the party, pal right,
I swear were long enough, right, we've been doing the
seventeen years. You could have done that seventeen years ago.
I mean, aren't you Jewish? They don't like you and haven't.
Speaker 1: Yeah like ever.
Speaker 2: I just I mean, you seem like kind of a
smart man. I don't know. I feel like some of
these really smart people are not so smart. It takes
them a long time to go, hey, my butt maybe
maybe Democrats just aren't so good for some of these things.
Yeah okay, yeah.
Speaker 1: Table for America. Thank you for noticing allan.
Speaker 2: Thanks for interesting when everything's on fire. Yeah okay, I
just I'm sorry. I get so irritated when I see
that I did it totally gets screaming it forever.
Speaker 1: Okay, So this next clip of Gavin Newsom, I actually
don't know when it's from. It's kind of newly traveling
around Twitter because the hands are so handsy, and so
people are really starting to pick up on that. We've
been talking about that for I don't even know how long,
but now that people are starting to notice it and
Trump is commenting on it. Now, videos from the past
and recent are being highlighted specifically to show how crazy
his hand motions are. And this one, you guys, it's
the swing and the hands and it's just like a
whole his whole body is into what he is saying
in the biggest way ever.
Speaker 3: Right now, I.
Speaker 11: Feel it's interesting.
Speaker 3: We've had I've been on it journey like most people,
feeling great, feeling stressed, feeling doubtful the last two days.
Speaker 11: I don't know what it is.
Speaker 3: I think it's maybe the dust settling after Madison Square Garden.
Seeing how that went, I kind of a roller coaster.
But sometime in the last few days during Deck and
Moin registered for I mean, I don't know that. I
don't expect Iowa going into the blue I did, but
it says something to me that is of outsize importance
potentially in terms of the outcome of this race.
Speaker 9: So I'm feeling honestly.
Speaker 3: Much better than I was even twenty four hours ago
for the last few days. What do you think it's saying.
Speaker 15: I just.
Speaker 3: I think the biggest challenge for if I was Trump,
the reason I wouldn't want to be Trump right now
is since Dobbs, we've outperformed in every election significantly. And
I'm talking about Colorado, Spring's, Jacksonville, Florida specialize, not just.
Speaker 17: The twenty twenty.
Speaker 3: Number one, number two women fifty of the vote in
those swing states, which is significant.
Speaker 1: Suburban women vote keep touching your nose, and there's.
Speaker 3: So much time and energy and the sort of the
broke culture and everything else. They don't vote at those numbers.
And I think suburban women women generally, and I think
it's reflective graphs in.
Speaker 1: That book that is not normal.
Speaker 2: No, it's not normal.
Speaker 1: It's freaking weird. How much he moves around like that's
just superberban.
Speaker 2: And he's like touching his nose, just putting.
Speaker 1: That out there again, there is a prescription for that.
I'm just saying, like he needs to he needs to
take care of that, because that's normal.
Speaker 2: It is not normal. It's I mean, it's either there's
a prescription for it or he's on a prescription of
something something.
Speaker 1: Maybe it's not a prescription. Maybe it's elicit.
Speaker 2: Something's happening there.
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Speaker 17: All right.
Speaker 1: Let's talk about JD Vance, who caused some consternation over
the weekend, and it's because of a reply that he
made to one of X's most disgusting people, Brian Krassenstein
Stan And you can see the exchange right here. JD
kicked it off by saying, killing cartel members who poison
our fellow citizens is the highest and best use of
our military, referring of course to that vote that like
our military exploded that was carrying fentanyl and eleven drug
lords in it, and Brian Krassenstein, because he's a liberal
and wants to defend in defensible people, said killing the
citizens of another nation who are civilians without any due
process is called a war crime, and JD's response was simply,
I don't give a shit what you call it.
Speaker 2: Exactly none of us do, Brian. It's just these people
are like they defend your like you said, the indefensible.
I just don't get it.
Speaker 9: Well.
Speaker 1: Grand Paul not happy with JD about this at all
and decided to take to X to criticize him, saying, JD,
I don't give a shit. Advance says killing people he
accuses of a crime is the quote highest and best
use of the military. For Chris, did he ever read
to kill a mockingbird? Did he ever wonder what might
happen if the accused were immediately executed without trial or representation?
What a despicable and thoughtless sentiment it is to glorify
killing someone without a trial.
Speaker 2: I can't what are we doing? Yeah, what are we doing?
What are we doing with this? Honestly?
Speaker 1: Defending drug lords?
Speaker 2: Why? I just I know, right, I'd venture to say
that a lot of us out here know someone who's
died from a fentanyl overdose. At the very least, I
don't even go to Mexico anymore. You guys like, oh
my gosh, I haven't been a year, right, It used
to be one of our favorite places to go vacation.
I don't go there. We don't go there anymore. We
just don't. And I mean, cartels are terrorists. That's how
that's what I consider them as. They're terrorists. So I
just I just think that this is ridiculous, this whole this,
this tweet is ridiculous. Can we can we not well?
Speaker 11: And then.
Speaker 1: Bernie Morino responded back to Rand Paul and he was
absolutely correct when he said, what's really despicable is defending
foreign terrorist drug traffickers who are directly responsible for the
deaths of hundreds of thousands of America in Kentucky and Ohio.
JD understands that our first responsibility is to protect the
life and liberty of American citizens.
Speaker 2: Agree one hundred percent with Bernie. This is not hard, right,
And you know, let's just remember to that JD. He's
the first Marine to ever serve as the Vice president
of the United States. I mean, the guy I think
he understands like responsibility and protecting American citizens. I don't.
I don't know about Rampaul. I'm assuming he didn't serve.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I actually have no idea.
Speaker 2: I don't know. Somebody can you can correct me if
I'm wrong. I don't think that he did. But you know,
JD just has a different sensibility about him and I
like it. I like it. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Same. And it's funny because there were so many predictions
I think by Babylon Bee and other folks saying when
when Trump, you know, have that boat exploded. There were
all kinds of people going, just wait, you're going to
see Democrats defending the drug lords. Just watch, You're going
to see it. And they are, and it's absolutely amazing.
Joe Walsh, who used to be a Republican congressman back
in the day, did just that, saying, thankfully, most Americans
do give a shit, and thankfully most Americans are better
than you. Keep it up, little man, this is what
he's saying to JD. Vance You heg Seth and Trump
keep trying so hard to be big, tough guys. You're
waking up the American people. Thankfully.
Speaker 2: I'm glad, idiot, I'm so glad. I'm glad to see
tough guys in there doing what needs to be done,
as opposed to a feeble old man that has no
idea what the f is going on while other beta
males are running the country and his crackhead sun. This
is a great change, believe me, Joe.
Speaker 1: I just the memes that were coming out of this
whole storyline with JD where some of they were just excellent,
Like I love this one so much where it just
says I don't give a shit what you call it
you and I I used to use this one all
the time when there it used to be okay to
be like unlive yourself. And that was the that was.
Speaker 2: The hang it up in our office? Do you remember
we can hang it up so appropriate, turn JD into it.
Speaker 1: I just love that so much. And then let's see
what is the next one.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, the.
Speaker 1: Right to Bear Memes created this one of Brian Kressenstein's face,
So show me on the doll where JD Vance's words
hurt you and he's like, right here in my mangina.
Speaker 2: It's my magina. I'm Brian Krass and this is my managina.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I love that. And then somebody took
the quote of JD and it says when the Starbucks
barista corrects me after I order a large.
Speaker 2: Coffee, oh my.
Speaker 1: God, so great.
Speaker 2: Actually saw some guy do that the other day. Like
he comes in and he's just burly dude walking into Starbucks.
I was waiting for my drink and he just comes in.
He's like, yeah, I need a large like whatever, you know,
probably black coffee or whatever. And lady's like, it's an event. Yeah,
I'll just have a large. You could tell he was
not having it. He just would And I was like, yeah,
I respect that. I tell you respect that is large.
Was I wanted to salute the guy a little bit.
I don't give a shit what you call it. Nobody does.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, so good. Well. Our friend Scott Jennings
was asked about this entire controversy by Jake Tapper, and
here is how he responded.
Speaker 14: Well, I'll give you my political view of how I
think most Americans are going to view it, most Republicans certainly,
and that is that societal decline is a choice. And
when you let people come into the country by the millions,
when you let drugs flow over the border and you
just say, well, let's just get him here and then
see how the bureaucracy sorts it out. Most people want
a more aggressive response. Societal decline is a choice, and
they see this illegal immigration problem, in this drug float
problem as part of overall societal decline, and they are
hoping and looking for and happy with Trump and Vance
taking a muscular response to this. These are transnational terrorist organizations.
We have to stop thinking of these people like they
are just jaywalkers.
Speaker 11: They're not.
Speaker 14: They're terrorists, if at least being terrorists. We're on a
boat trying to come into the United States with materials
that would kill hundreds of thousands or millions of people.
We would bomb them into the Stone Age or at
the bottom of the ocean, which is what we did
with this boat. We have to think of them that way.
They are terrorists. They're coming to terrorize our communities, kill
our children, and create societal decline in the United States.
Speaker 2: There's a clip of JD. Vance saying that I can't
remember when it was, but he said the UK would
be the first Islamist country with a nuclear weapon, and
people were like, oh my god, that's terrible. But now
it's like, I mean, he's right. Yeah, he's kind of
right because they're taking over, you know what I mean.
And so there's a lot of stuff that JD says
that people are like, ah, it's just terrible that he
said that, but a lot of us are like, I'm
thinking it. He just says it out loud. He just
says it out loud, and Scott is right, he's totally right.
If terror is any kind of terrorists, which the car
tells are terrorists, any kind of terrorists on a boat
with a bunch of material that's going to kill us,
and we're like, we're going to go ahead and we're
going to just end them. And then if the process
them at the border, is that what Democrats are suggesting, Yeah,
they want to process like seriously, get bent. We're not
going to do that, like stop it. And you know what,
if it were Obama or if it were Biden, or
if it were Hillary Clinton or somebody that we're saying,
we're gonna go ahead and we're gonna not We're gonna
go ahead and detonate them in the water hearing it on.
But the fact that it's Trump, they don't like it.
That's why they think it's terrible. I need to have to.
Speaker 1: Screw you well. And the fact that that it requires
even saying out loud that we need to reframe how
we're thinking about the terrorists. I can't believe that even
that Scott even has to say that that there are
people that need convincing that terrorists are bad. But people like,
what is your problem if you don't already know that
inherently you've got problems?
Speaker 2: Well, look at what look at what's happened in this
country with Hamas. Yeah, we already have a problem with
the way that we look at terrorists. And well, not us,
but a lot of people in this country are like, oh,
the poor terrorists, they need some due process, and they
need due process, you guys, and a cookie exactly. So.
Speaker 1: Laura Trump did an interview with JD. Vance over the
weekend and she referenced a quote from his book Hill
Billy Elegy, which if you haven't read it, you should.
It's way better than the movie.
Speaker 18: Good.
Speaker 1: The movie's fine, but the book is excellent, and it's
just really really interesting because it was ten years ago
essentially that he released that book, and she reminded him
of a quote from it, which was super interesting. Here
she is and here he is talking about.
Speaker 19: It actually from a memoir hill Billy Elegy. Sure, And
in that memoir, in the introduction, you wrote, I'm thirty
one years old and I have accomplished nothing great in
my life. I'm not a senator, governor, or former cabinet secretary.
Speaker 1: So what would Vice President jd.
Speaker 19: Vance say to that thirty one year old jd Vance
having done all the things you now have title?
Speaker 11: Though, I guess I'd say, man, it's been hell of
her ride the last ten years, because I just tarned
forty one. So it's been almost exactly ten years since
the book came out, and it really the book was
such a great blessing to me because it introduced me
to all these people. And really, I think without the book,
I probably wouldn't be sitting here today. But you know,
I guess what I wish I could go back and
tell my thirty one year old self is, you know,
just just enjoy the ride, because it really has been
an incredible journey in these last ten years. We've had
three kids since that time, and I became a senator,
I became a Vice president. I got to get a
really front seat to some of the incredible things that
your father in law is doing and has been doing
over the past seven months. So it's amazing. And I
have enjoyed the ride, but I might I might go
back and tell myself enjoyed a little bit more because
you never know what's going to happen.
Speaker 19: Yeah, well your proof of that for sure, right, I know,
it's amazing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, who is it Gilda Ranner that said life is
delicious ambiguity? It's so true. You guys, are I miss
her too? You got to enjoy it, man, you just
have to enjoy. You never know what's going to happen,
you know.
Speaker 1: So I don't think Laura is ready to be in
our don't f with your face.
Speaker 2: She's not.
Speaker 1: She's getting there though, but she is at risk. I'm
just gonna say very close.
Speaker 2: She isn't very close, yeah, because if you see pictures
of her from like fifteen years ago, very different. It's
just it looks so pillowy filled, you know what I mean. Yeah,
it's like a it's like a my pillow.
Speaker 1: Very it is kind of like a my pillow. So
Jad also talked about gratitude and he's just he's just
a lovely person, and so it really is.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it just really is.
Speaker 1: So here's another great clip from that interview.
Speaker 11: I never take this for granted. Right when I sit
in the Oval Office with the President of the United
States and we're on the call with some foreign leader,
I constantly remind myself I wasn't supposed to be here.
I'm here by the grace of Guy and a lot
of really good relatives, people who stuck by me. And
you ask, how did I get through it? I think
that the one thing that really helped me. I'll say
two things. First of all, I was always a person
of very strong faith, and I was raised by grandmother
who we didn't go to church a whole lot, but
she prayed every day, she read the Bible every day,
and she gave me this sense that there was some
purpose to this. We might not understand it. God works
in mysterious ways, but there was some deeper meaning to
what we were experiencing, and that gave me the perseverance to.
Speaker 2: Go through it.
Speaker 11: But also just this feeling of gratitude when I thought
about my grandma, who should have been enjoying her golden years, retiring,
taking things easy, but she was taking care of me.
She was dealing with the various addictions and problems that
were going on with her kids. I just remember thinking,
even when I was a little kid, Mamma is she
makes it possible. Like she's the person who puts food
on the table, She's the person who puts clothes on
my back. And it's one of the great blessings is
that I had enough insight even as a teenager to
recognize that I owed this person a lot. And I
think that feeling of gratitude is probably one of the
great gifts that I had growing up, the recognition that
I needed her, that I relied on her, and that
without her I wouldn't have been anywhere. And that's the
one thing. When I meet kids who suffer from adversity,
who have tough homes, sometimes like a lot of times,
much tougher lives than I had, I always remind them
try to feel gratitude, because even if you're in the
toughest possible circumstance, there is somebody in your life that
is going that extra mile. If you feel gratitude towards them,
rather than a resentment at all the people who didn't
give you what they were supposed to give you I
think that makes it much easier to get through the day.
Speaker 1: God, he's so right, isn't that the just I love
that whole sentiment.
Speaker 2: It's so wonderful. He's so right. It makes such a huge,
huge difference. Gratitude is so incredibly powerful.
Speaker 1: And it's a my You know, it can be a
mind shift, but when you make the shift, it it's
just better.
Speaker 2: It's life changing, as evidenced by him. Yeah, yeah, I mean, look.
Speaker 1: At that turnaround. He went from thinking he has accomplished
nothing to like way over exceeding everything that probably ever thought.
Speaker 2: But you look at his childhood and this is a
it's a kid that grew up in that situation. And
because he was a positive kid and teenager and young
adult filled with gratitude, look what he ended up doing.
That speaks volumes. It makes a difference. Teach that to
your children and your grandchildren. Gratitude is everything. I love that.
Speaker 1: And he also talked about what it is like to
work with the energizer or bunny that is Donald Trump.
Speaker 11: Was working with him like every day is he doesn't
have an off switch, like sometimes the president will call
you at twelve thirty or at two in the morning,
and then I'll call you at six in the morning
about a totally different topic. It's like, mister president, did
you go to sleep last night? Like what is going
on here? And you know, he says, that's been one surprise.
I think the second. So I don't know if i'd
call it a surprise, but certainly something that I've learned
is is a little bit related to what I said earlier.
He really does empower his people to do things right.
And that that's the vice president's the weirdest role in
the government. Because the president's clearly defined, the cabinet secretaries
are clearly defied House and Senate members. The vice president
is very much at the discretion of the president. Like
if the president wants to empower the vice president, then
he can do that. If the president wants to like
not talk to the vice president at all, he could
do that. And what the president What's made this so
much fun is the president all the time is just saying, JD,
you go and do this, or JD, you go and
talk to these leaders about this particular issue, or oh
you really care about this. No, no, no, you can
do it. I'm not don't. You don't have to have
me looking over you all the time, and there is
this this trust and you see it with the President
Secretary Rubio, you see it with the President Susie Wiles,
with Steve Witkoff, our special envoy who's done such a
good job. Is he's very willing to say, this is
what I want done. You go and do it, report
back or ask me for help if you need it.
But that ability to delegate and trust his people has
been really amazing.
Speaker 2: That's I think that stems back to his corporate experience,
don't you think that.
Speaker 1: I think I'm just learning from the first term, right,
you know, when he can trust people precisely.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think the combination of the two has just
made him such an incredibly effective president, especially the second
time around. I think he was effective the first time
around and then COVID, but then this time this time,
I mean, he just he is on his game. But
you just didn't see that a lot with a lot
of other presidents, the delegate and the way that they
run it. And he runs the country like a company,
which is the way it should be run. Frankly, Yeah, absolutely.
Speaker 1: And it's weird now to think that Donald Trump's first
vice president was Mike Pence like, it's just night and day,
totally between what we have had then and what we
have now. It's the reason for my name today. And
Mike Pence was on one of the TV shows talking
a lot about JD. And this reporter actually asked him
if he was jealous, which I thought was hilarious. Here
is that conversation.
Speaker 11: We've mentioned JD. Vance. I saw a smile flicker across
your face there. Do you think he's having a bigger
role than you did?
Speaker 15: Are you jealous?
Speaker 18: You know, I'll always count it a privilege to have
been a vice president with President Donald Trump. I'm proud
of the record that we created. Uh I pray for
the president often, I pray for the vice president, and
uh I wish them well. But uh I don't spend
a lot of time in the rearview mirror. I'm always
high forward, always focused on those values that have always
drawn me into public life.
Speaker 2: Something jealous, He's incredibly jealous. And that is It's it's
just such a hense answer, isn't it. Oh my gosh, like.
Speaker 1: So pency, so pensy, so pency right, and it is
You're when you say night and day, it is absolute
night and day.
Speaker 2: He is such an establishment guy, and Jady is the
antithesis of establishment, which is precisely what we wanted. We
got what we wanted, that's right, we absolutely did.
Speaker 1: Back in late August, there was an absolutely horrific murder
that took place on a subway in Charlotte, just up
the road from us and actually ten minutes away from
where my kid goes to school. This is a horrifying
story about actually a Ukrainian refugee who was brutally murdered
for absolutely no reason, just simply for existing. And she
was murdered by an absolute psychopath who the judicial system
let out over and over and over again. And the
story is oddly not getting the kind of coverage that
it should, and so we wanted to make sure to
spotlight it. Here is a news report if in case
you haven't heard the story, here's a news report that
shows not anything too horrible, but shows what happened on
that train.
Speaker 6: It's nine six pm. You'll notice right away this looks
like any other ride aboard the light rail. People are
doing what they do these days, keeping to themselves, scrolling
on their phones as they ride along. The man accused
in the killing de Carlos. Brown is in the red
hoodies on the right side of your screen. He appears
to be maybe a little emotional, perhaps a little agitated,
but nothing disruptive. There's nothing that gets anyone's attention. About
thirty seconds later, Irena Zarutska boards. She's wearing a hat
and a T shirt from a pizzeria, and she sits
in the row in front of Brown. She has earbuds
in and is looking at her phone. She too, is
just minding her own business. They ride along for around
four minutes with nothing unusual happening. Then around nine to
fifty pm, Brown reaches into a pocket. We've zoomed in
on it here he pulls out a pocket knife. No
one notices a thing. Seconds later, he would stand up
and from behind, unprovoked. As we stopped the video, he
would stab the young woman several times. She had no
chance to defend herself. The attack was over in seconds,
and when it was over, Brown walked through the attempting
to get off. A Few passengers, if any at first
realized what had happened until they notice drops of blood
on the floor. Ninety seconds after the attack, a bystander
rushes down to begin lending aid to Zorutska. She would
die from her injuries thirty seconds later, nine to fifty
two PM, six minutes into the video, Brown leaves the
light rail.
Speaker 1: Just the most unbelievable story. And this guy, of course
had a wrap sheet.
Speaker 2: A mile long.
Speaker 1: And then the mayor, this Democrat mayor, is like not
even acknowledging the victim at all in any of her statements,
instead talking about, we just really need to we can't
arrest our way out of issues like this. I mean,
really concerned about the fact that that killer was homeless,
not at all concerned about the actual victim. I mean,
the reaction has just been insane.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's as inconvenient for the media as Lake and
Riley's story was.
Speaker 1: Exactly.
Speaker 2: This just pisces me off. We didn't hear about the
story for two weeks, and you know what, it's a
public safety issue, of course it is. They need to
tell the public about this stuff. It is the media's
responsibility to tell the public, Hey, this happened. Because you
need to make sure that you're aware. You need to
make sure that when you get on the train, you
don't have your earbuds in, you're looking around. I mean,
that was another thing that I noticed about that video.
Obviously we saw that nobody saw that it was even
happening to this woman because everybody's so in their own
That is a public safety issue. The fact that this
man was arrested at gajillion times. We need to start Gene,
We need to start judging these judges serious well. And
there needs to be consequences for the judges right just
like it there would be for a bar owner who
lets you know, keeps giving somebody drinks who ends up
killing somebody, There are consequences for that bar owner, and
so the same should be true for.
Speaker 1: These das, these judges. This is ridiculous. The guy had
been arrested thirteen times, two of which were for assaulting women,
and then in January of this year, some idiot judge,
Teresa Stokes allowed him to be released on no cash
bail and then his defender, his lawyer, questioned his mental capacity,
and the judge in that case are ordered a forensic
evaluation and allowed the guy to stay on the street.
And now we've seen what happen, they need to be
held accountable to.
Speaker 2: And I guarantee that Teresa Stokes, she's protected by armed bailiffs. Yes,
every time she walks into that courtroom, she's got armed
people around her. She's protected. I get. You know what,
she needs to be on that damn train. We need
to make sure that she doesn't get to she can't
travel by car. Put her on that subway, put her
ass on that subway. I get. This is the stuff
that drives me crazy. It's easy for her to let
that guy out on bail on like, seriously, no cash bail.
What is that about?
Speaker 16: I know?
Speaker 1: And it's such an idiotic Oh my god, nothing is having.
This is so stupid. It's so stupid, right.
Speaker 2: And then the fact that they didn't talk about this
for two weeks and there's still not there's a.
Speaker 1: Lot of applets that still aren't. I mean, you do
a search on New York Times for Daniel Penny, you're
gonna get like seventy two billion hits. You get you
do a search on de Carlos Brown, there's nothing, not,
at least there wasn't yesterday.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I mean, it's just it's insane inconvenient for them. Yeah.
And then to think that this woman came over here,
she was a refugee from Ukraine because she thought Charlotte,
North Carolina, would be a safe place for her to go.
Can you imagine?
Speaker 1: It's just awful?
Speaker 2: Absolute?
Speaker 1: And then that mayor, that ridiculous, stupid mayor is thinking
about safety, she says, and I quote, I've been thinking
hard about what safety really looks like in our city,
and I remain committed to doing all we can to
protect our residents and ensure Charlotte is a place where
everyone feels safe. Well, then you've got some work to
do with your stupid ass judges, because they are screwing
this up for everybody.
Speaker 2: That's that's really nice for you that you can sit
and think. You know who can't think? Is that poor
woman right? Yeah, sit and think today because she's not
here with us.
Speaker 1: There were actually fun go fundmes that were set up
for the criminal, for the murderer in that case. I know,
I couldn't believe it, and people were donating to them
until finally GoFundMe was alerted about it and they took
him down because you weren't supposed to.
Speaker 2: I don't even know wh why you would defend him.
Who are these people that are getting to him? Isn't
it insane? That is indefens of all. I don't who
are these Oh my, probably.
Speaker 1: Just people who see, oh he's a black man. That
was a white woman. So I'm gonna just automatically defend
the on the side of the black man, because that's crazy.
Speaker 2: I see everything to the prism of race. Shame on you.
Speaker 1: It's just unbelievable. Believable.
Speaker 2: A bunch of white liberal women, that's who it is. Yeah,
totally good.
Speaker 1: Lord, let me double check on our venmo because I
don't think I saw anything. No, okay, you're ready. It's
all you.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, so there's nothing that's already me. God, that
was quick.
Speaker 1: I don't see anything.
Speaker 2: Marcy paralyzed. Good morning. I hope you both had a
oneful weekend. Looking forward to a fantastic week. Thank you
for lighting up our lives much love, Thank you, Marcy.
Thanksmantha K. Part I left dirty Maryland to work in
Florida this weekend. Wow is it clean and lovely? I
wonder what the difference is and Halloween starts September first,
The difference is Ron the sand Desanta Rumy. Several in
the chat have identified, but Gavin has is targeve dyskinesia. Yes,
we were close, right, tar. Is it targetve yes.
Speaker 1: I don't think it's target I think it's targeted with
the deed give tardive dyskinesia.
Speaker 2: Maybe, but in my humble opinion, they still need to
ask him, why are you gay? Okay, lady Shenandoah and Maryland,
A nineteen year old girl was a dust and killed
by an illegal and now there is an ICE detainer
on him and I am waiting for them to defend him,
just like kill mar So for this crap. Paula Johnson
JD did not say he did not give a shit
about killing without due process. He said he did not
give a shit what he called it.
Speaker 1: It's very yeah, I don't know why there's anybody that's
trying to make it something he I mean, he the
quote clearly was I don't give a shit what you
call it, and I think he specifically meant you, Brian Krassenstein,
because you're a freaking idiot.
Speaker 2: But you know what, to be honest with you, I
don't really give a shit if terrorists get due process.
I'm the same just putting that out there. I mean,
he may not give a shit about what people call it,
but I don't care if they get due process. Just FYI,
just so people are clear how I feel. Riba Henry,
I think we need to send Wade Miller down to
Mexico and let him sit with the cartel.
Speaker 1: Who's Wade Miller?
Speaker 2: I was going to ask you that I thought maybe
you knew.
Speaker 1: I accidentally don't know who that is.
Speaker 2: Okay, figure that out. Paula Johnson not defending the woman,
but video shows ball falling in her area and dad
had to walk a distance to scoop it up. Still,
she should have given it to the kid. He was
in his row.
Speaker 1: He was like in his few rows, Like who cares
if he had to walk a little.
Speaker 2: Plus, she's a gotta be quicker, Teresa Raymundo. Why would
anybody be upset with the dat protecting his son from
a crazy fan looking like the devil? He took the
high road and presented a good example instead of both
of them looking like total fools. Love you both.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I don't know what people expected to do, punch her
in the face.
Speaker 1: Or just keep it. I think people just expected him
to be like, go away, you psycho, we're keeping.
Speaker 2: Because that would have escalated. She's crazy, she is a lunatic,
and that Dan that Dad handled it the best way
he knew how to handle it, I think, and he
handled it beautifully. Lori Wayne's had two phone interviews this
week Thursday and Friday. Prayers appreciated. Yeah, let me pray
for you, Lorie.
Speaker 5: Yay.
Speaker 2: Hey, I have like one present and a couple things
I just want to shout out at the end. So
we're going to bring it in. We're going to bring
it in if you want to stick around, and you
stick around, I just have a few things I want
to share with their buddy. Okaything I just wanted to
I had my birthday was last week? Was it my
birthday last week? I think it was?
Speaker 1: Was it the week before?
Speaker 2: I can't remember, like it was so long ago, alright,
was twenty seventh. It may have been the week before that. Yeah,
but this this is from Lynn Miller. She got me
a pillow. She got me the same one that you got,
so this would be so nice in my cabin in
the American room. I love that so thank you so much.
It was very sweet. And I got some cards from
people like Karen Ann Stoner and I got another letter
from Let's see. I wanted to show this one especially
because I thought this was really neat because Wanda, Wanda Pritzkol,
she actually is it pretty call?
Speaker 1: Is that?
Speaker 2: How you? Is it pretty call? She painted this.
Speaker 1: Back the back of the beautiful.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the back of it says hand painted by Wanda.
She doesn't say that, but the back of it. And
so I just it's a blue bonnet. It's really beautiful.
And she wrought me this lovely card.
Speaker 1: Like the fact that she.
Speaker 2: Makes her own cards. I just wanted to point that
out because that's an art. Like I buy gouse at.
Speaker 1: The cantore, I cannot do anything of the kind right,
so beautiful. So thank you so much for that, and
thank you for all the birthday wishes. Again, you guys,
it's going to be really interesting September. But give an
update on the patient.
Speaker 2: He's doing great. He's doing really well. He thinks he's
going to be driving in like two days, and I
keep telling him that he's not. But he's that guy
that doesn't pay attention to limitations, you know what I mean.
But we're doing great. We're doing great. There's just a
lot of driving that I'm having to do. So just
pray for him and keep praying for me because I
may be insane by the end of this month, so
we'll see how that goes. Everybody, have a wonderful day.
We'll talk to you tomorrow.