Speaker 1: Michael weapon find to come out with this as a
Speaker 1: thirty year banker with an NBA. The reason your credit
Speaker 1: score is high is because you don't have a lot
Speaker 1: of debt. Therefore, the credit utilization part of your FYCRO
Speaker 1: score reflects that in your overall score. You also don't
Speaker 1: apply for copious amounts of credit cards, i e. Extending
Speaker 1: the national debt, which tells people that you're serious.
Speaker 2: About being able to service your debt. Weird, deep crap.
Speaker 3: It's interesting because, uh, I mean I tried it first.
Speaker 3: First of all, I like the fact that, uh, Wells Fargo,
Speaker 3: you know, so I bang it two places. Wells Fargo's
Speaker 3: one of them, A credit Union is another one. Well, actually,
Speaker 3: I guess I should say I bang it several places
Speaker 3: because they don't have a brokerage account. And that brokerage account,
Speaker 3: I've got a sweep account and you know, blah blah blah.
Speaker 4: But I get a.
Speaker 3: Fee on my mix of accounts because I don't really
Speaker 3: have you know, I don't have real estate loans. I've
Speaker 3: got the Beamer's paid off, the jeep I'm getting ready
Speaker 3: to pay off, although I probably won't because it's a
Speaker 3: zero percent interest. I just kind of want to get
Speaker 3: rid of payment. I've got the extra cash to do this,
Speaker 3: so I thought about doing that. But anyway, I look
Speaker 3: at the whole score, and it's like the way it
Speaker 3: varies from month to month, because it can vary by
Speaker 3: ten points and nothing's happened except and I have learned
Speaker 3: this little trick. So I just I pay my credit
Speaker 3: cards twice a month. No rhyme or reason for that
Speaker 3: other than just I get paid twice a month.
Speaker 4: Or how's it we.
Speaker 5: Get paid twice fifteenth in the last day.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so we get paid twice a month. And so
Speaker 3: I just went and just pay whatever the not the
Speaker 3: not the balance plus houtending charges, just the current existing
Speaker 3: balance minus the pending charges. So whatever that dollar amount is,
Speaker 3: I just pay that until the pending charges. You know,
Speaker 3: they'll roll over to the next babe, next period. So
Speaker 3: the score just bounces up and down, but it bounces
Speaker 3: up and down between i'd say eight fifteen and eight
Speaker 3: twenty five consistently, and I just I just find it weird.
Speaker 3: And I find it weird because I don't really use
Speaker 3: credit that much. So I guess you're right, because I
Speaker 3: don't use it. I get I get a high score,
Speaker 3: and I'm not gonna have done that path. I want
Speaker 3: to go back to energy though, because Energy with me
Speaker 3: gets a really great credit score. You know, the Pritzker
Speaker 3: of the high end legacy Hyatt Hotels, J. D. Pritzker,
Speaker 3: the lord asque governor of Illinois, who is all in
Speaker 3: on climate change. He's all in all the Democrats stuff,
Speaker 3: but showing that they don't really believe their own dogma.
Speaker 3: They don't believe their own climate bible. Because there's been
Speaker 3: a blockbuster deal in Illinois that signals i think an
Speaker 3: accelerating recovery in the nuclear power industry, and it's all
Speaker 3: focused on developing these AI data centers. Constellation Energy has
Speaker 3: now inked a twenty year pack with Meta to supply
Speaker 3: eleven one megawatts from the Clinton Clean Energy Center. Also,
Speaker 3: they can power Meta's A data centers starting in twenty
Speaker 3: twenty seven, extending the Clinton Nuclear Power Center's life beyond
Speaker 3: Illinois's expiring zero emission credit program, adding thirty megawatts, saving
Speaker 3: eleven hundred jobs.
Speaker 4: This is truly nothing more. I don't mean nothing more.
Speaker 3: It is truly a market driven deal that proves nuclear
Speaker 3: can thrive without heavy handed mandates. It is a model
Speaker 3: for keeping reliable, carbon free power online. While the tech giants,
Speaker 3: as much as we may get pissed off at them,
Speaker 3: they're driving demand through the roof. And it's probably no
Speaker 3: coincidence whatsoever that this deal comes only ten days after
Speaker 3: Trump signed four executive orders to jumpstart the US nuclear
Speaker 3: industry in a signing ceremony there was attended by a
Speaker 3: Constellation CEO and a bunch of other industry executives. You
Speaker 3: take all of those stories together and it shows a
Speaker 3: US energy policy that is recalibrating. So what's it recalibrating too?
Speaker 3: Pragmatism and strategic positioning. I think that energy between Interior,
Speaker 3: the Energy Department and.
Speaker 4: Energy Interior. Who else would I put in that group? EPA, EPA.
Speaker 3: Those three cabinet members along with Trump are probably doing more,
Speaker 3: I can say more, seem to be doing more to
Speaker 3: jump start the economy than everything that he's doing over here.
Speaker 3: In terms of look, I'm all, don't me wrong. I'm
Speaker 3: all for maintaining the current tax rates. In fact, I'd
Speaker 3: like to see them, you know, lowered even more. But
Speaker 3: keeping the twenty seventeen tax cuts in place is a
Speaker 3: huge deal. But growth, This is an example of Trump's
Speaker 3: focus on growth and particularly growth through energy, that I
Speaker 3: think is going to have long range ramifications because something
Speaker 3: like these two things are going to be very difficult.
Speaker 3: Let's just say that, you know, God forbid, but a
Speaker 3: Democrat wins in twenty twenty eight, or for that matter,
Speaker 3: that we lose the House or the Senator both in
Speaker 3: twenty twenty eight in the midterms. This kind of deal
Speaker 3: with constellation energy is not something that's easily, if at all,
Speaker 3: can be undone. So that sends a real clear message
Speaker 3: that American needs power that works, not power that's intermittent
Speaker 3: or not power when the sun shining, not power when
Speaker 3: the wind's blowing. But we need power twenty four hours
Speaker 3: a day, every single day, three hundred and sixty five
Speaker 3: days a year. And Trump's agenda is focused on restoring
Speaker 3: that energy dominance in.
Speaker 4: Those forms of energy.
Speaker 3: So when you have a world that in the second thing,
Speaker 3: for that matter, even the third world, but worldwide, when
Speaker 3: demand is rising and there's all this geopolitical chess that's
Speaker 3: being played, this is the logical strategic initiative, and it's
Speaker 3: the logical strategic imperative. And Trump's all over it. He
Speaker 3: is absolutely all over it, and I find it astonishing.
Speaker 3: I find it amazing because the more we can become
Speaker 3: energy independent and in energy dominant, those are two separate concepts,
Speaker 3: energy independent but energy dominant. That means the flow of
Speaker 3: capital to this country, whether it's for AI data centers,
Speaker 3: whether it's for whatever new technology is around the corner
Speaker 3: that we don't even know about yet, but is it
Speaker 3: going to require copious amounts of reliable energy people will
Speaker 3: come here. That puts chigen Ping and China on their heels.
Speaker 3: By the way, just as a side note, Chigi Ping
Speaker 3: has not been seen for I think twelve maybe fourteen
Speaker 3: days now two weeks. And again going back to some
Speaker 3: of the geopolitical websites that I subscribe to, many people
Speaker 3: believe that the coup may be starting.
Speaker 4: Not that it's in full bloom yet, but the coup.
Speaker 3: Against Shijing Ping is starting. It's really difficult, and maybe
Speaker 3: I'll try to do a story on this tomorrow, but
Speaker 3: it's difficult to get objective, legitimate information out of China.
Speaker 3: But we apparently have riots in the streets. We have
Speaker 3: people that are being forced relocated to rural areas because
Speaker 3: there are no jobs in some of the urban areas.
Speaker 3: Some of the manufacturing lines have been completely shut down.
Speaker 3: Hijing Ping is still got his twenty twenty seven day
Speaker 3: to invade Taiwan. The generals are opposed to that, the
Speaker 3: People's Liberation Army large as opposed to it. So Taiwan
Speaker 3: may be off the chess board right now as long
Speaker 3: as they can get rid of Jijing Ping. And the
Speaker 3: fact he hasn't been seen for a long time means
Speaker 3: that the elder leaders of the Chinese Communist Party may
Speaker 3: actually be trying to figure out a way to and
Speaker 3: how to eliminate him.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 3: Whether that means I mean off him, disappear him, or
Speaker 3: simply replace him, I don't know. But it's something that
Speaker 3: you ought to at least put on somewhere in your
Speaker 3: brain to pay attention to what's going on in China.
Speaker 3: I'll try to do some work today and see if
Speaker 3: I can't find out some more information, legitimate information, and
Speaker 3: pass it on to you. So let's let's let's swerve now.
Speaker 3: No Segway Best Segway right ed Martin uh He is
Speaker 3: now His permanent confirmation as the US Attorney for the
Speaker 3: District of Columbia was sabotage by of all people, some Republicans. Well,
Speaker 3: that probably is going to turn out to be a
Speaker 3: big mistake, although what's happened, in my opinion to Ed
Speaker 3: more Car is probably a better place for him. He's
Speaker 3: now in charge of something within the Department of Justice
Speaker 3: called the Weaponization Working Group that was formed by the
Speaker 3: Attorney General Pam Bondi in February, right after she took office,
Speaker 3: now consistent with Trump's executive order back in January to
Speaker 3: investigate the weaponization of federal agencies, especially the Department of Justice.
Speaker 3: Ed Martin is now heading up that unit in DJ
Speaker 3: to look into the weaponization, and he's bringing on board
Speaker 3: with him experts in various lines of inquiry. Just again,
Speaker 3: you go back to Pam Bondi's memo looking into January
Speaker 3: sixth prosecution looking into Special Counsel Jack Smith's indictments, investigations
Speaker 3: against the president. Of course he's doing all of that,
Speaker 3: and there are others, the weaponization against MAGA supporters, MAGA voters.
Speaker 3: We've heard the President bring this up the last few weeks,
Speaker 3: discussing looking into those those potentially uh weapon is weaponized.
Speaker 4: Individuals. Let me rephrase that.
Speaker 3: Trump brought up the idea that the Weaponization Group working
Speaker 3: group WITHINDJ is looking into how some of these people
Speaker 3: have been treated, the January sixth ers and others, and
Speaker 3: now they're looking into potentially pardoning additional people who the
Speaker 3: weaponization of DOJ under Biden may have affected. Adam fowkesberry Croft,
Speaker 3: those two guys were convicted as a second trial in
Speaker 3: August from three years ago, and so it's it's kind
Speaker 3: of amazing to see the President talk about this, but
Speaker 3: also to have shifted ed Martin from and Potato Potato,
Speaker 3: US Attorney for the District of Columbia, great position. Great
Speaker 3: guy for that, but the weaponization group within DOJ, great.
Speaker 4: Guy for that group too. So this is kind of.
Speaker 3: The Shoe Bomber, the Ted Kazinski, the surviving Sarnoff brother
Speaker 3: responsible for the Boston marathon bombing. They're all incarcerated at supermax.
Speaker 3: So these two guys that I just mentioned that are
Speaker 3: convicted after a second trial are incarcerated at super max
Speaker 3: right here in Colorado. Now this is where these legitimate,
Speaker 3: really really bad guys are being housed, are incarcerated, or
Speaker 3: like in the case of the Union Bomber was incarcerated.
Speaker 3: So you have two men who were tracked by and
Speaker 3: tracked by the FBI, found guilty at a second trial after
Speaker 3: getting a hung jury in the first trial, where by
Speaker 3: the way, that first trial, the Department of Justice and
Speaker 3: what they considered at the time to be the biggest
Speaker 3: domestic terror prosecution in generation before January sixth, had not
Speaker 3: gotten a single conviction, which is pretty unheard of. But
Speaker 3: because the evidence of FBI and Trapman was so overwhelming
Speaker 3: that the government did not get a single conviction, two
Speaker 3: men Brandon Caserta Daniel Harris, both found now guilty in
Speaker 3: all charges. Adam foxberry Croft hung jury re tried convicted
Speaker 3: on the second trial. I would argue because of the
Speaker 3: judge and the judge's rulings and the case is still
Speaker 3: being litigated. Now, what's going on in this game?
Speaker 4: In this.
Speaker 3: FBI and Trapment case. It after almost a year after
Speaker 3: the oral arguments where hands like at least two of
Speaker 3: the three judges on the appellate panel, we're going to
Speaker 3: ask for a third trial and demanded that the jury
Speaker 3: see hundreds of communications and messages between the FBI handlers
Speaker 3: in this entrapment case and all the communications between their
Speaker 3: informants and undercover employees. That may actually start coming out
Speaker 3: to light based on this Weaponization Working Group. Now, this
Speaker 3: is a wide ranging operation, the entrapmentw different FBI field offices,
Speaker 3: dozens of agents, investigators, undercover employees, but most importantly involved
Speaker 3: were the informants that stitched the group together and then
Speaker 3: tried to trap them into talking about this stupid mission
Speaker 3: to kidnap and kill Gretchen Whitmer. So the bottom line
Speaker 3: is ED Martin's going to be investigating that, and I
Speaker 3: think it's impossible to really grasp the depravity and the
Speaker 3: corruption of the FBI without without understanding what really happened
Speaker 3: in that case to entrap innocent men to make it
Speaker 3: make them look like supporters of Donald Trump or you know,
Speaker 3: members of right wing militias. They're all trying to plot
Speaker 3: the kidnap and kill one of the biggest political rivals
Speaker 3: right before the twenty twenty election. So that Weaponization Working
Speaker 3: Group and Ed Martin are now going after them. So
Speaker 3: I'll keep trying to get more information, especially about that
Speaker 3: Appellate Court rually, but there are so many things going
Speaker 3: on that are not really getting what I would call
Speaker 3: to ball coverage, because I think the cabal itself is
Speaker 3: beginning to worry that somehow, maybe not directly, but indirectly,
Speaker 3: they're going to become complicit in this, just by very nature.
Speaker 4: Of what they didn't come.
Speaker 3: It's probac with the Tapper book original Sin, you knew
Speaker 3: I told you everything I read in that book other
Speaker 3: than the actual names, we're all kind of new so
Speaker 3: Tapper uniew Then what did the cabal know about this
Speaker 3: weaponization and not reveal?
Speaker 4: I think Ed Martin will reveal.
Speaker 6: Hey, Michael, I'm kind of putting two of your segments together.
Speaker 6: But you know about this Colorado bag fee and then
Speaker 6: also about the gray Wolf. I'm just curious. Do you
Speaker 6: know if I bagged a gray wolf? Do you know
Speaker 6: what the bag fee would be for that? I'm assuming
Speaker 6: it's more than the King Super's bags, but I just
Speaker 6: don't have any clarity on it.
Speaker 3: Thanks, Well, you have to chop the wolf up because
Speaker 3: the King Super plastic bags, Well, you can't get it.
Speaker 3: What am I saying? You can't get a plastic bag?
Speaker 3: So you're gonna have to order plastic bags off Amazon
Speaker 3: like I do.
Speaker 5: You certainly don't want to use the paper bags because
Speaker 5: all the blood and guts will just snow tear out.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and you're gonna have a dead wolf and then
Speaker 3: the wolf police are gonna come and get you. So
Speaker 3: just leave the wolves alone. And by the way, I
Speaker 3: should probably explain why I didn't do the bag Fee
Speaker 3: story this morning. It's too complicated. I went through my notes.
Speaker 3: I need to go back and.
Speaker 4: Edit.
Speaker 3: Otherwise I'd be all over the place. Imagine that me
Speaker 3: being all over the place chasing squirrels here and there.
Speaker 5: That helpens that ever happens.
Speaker 3: You know, why don't Why don't you just go ahead
Speaker 3: and leave now? On't you just go ahead and and
Speaker 3: and getting your stupid boat, giving your slow boat to
Speaker 3: Korea and get over there, and and just you know what,
Speaker 3: don't send me a picture, don't don't don't show me.
Speaker 5: I don't want to see you think about you once.
Speaker 4: Huh.
Speaker 5: I'm not even gonna think about you once.
Speaker 4: You'll think of me every day. You know.
Speaker 3: You'll be in a different time zone, but your body
Speaker 3: will wake up at four am and you'll think that
Speaker 3: son of a bitch, I hate his guts, and missus
Speaker 3: Red Beer is gonna go what are you doing about
Speaker 3: to sleep? It's I'm curious about something. Now, let's see
Speaker 3: you know what time it is there. I think it's
Speaker 3: it's twelve thirty five in the morning, Tokyo time. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that sounds about right, Yeah, twelve thirty five tokyotime.
Speaker 5: Tomorrow it's it's Thursday already.
Speaker 4: Thy yeah right.
Speaker 3: Uh so I would just say, don't be texting me,
Speaker 3: but maybe I'll start texting you. You come, I'll come
Speaker 3: in here. See it'll be uh three and a half
Speaker 3: hours ago, be about nine thirty or so. I'll wait.
Speaker 3: I'll wait till the show's over, and then i'll text you,
Speaker 3: which would be at one am. I'll text you and say, hey,
Speaker 3: show's done, congratulations. A Rod did a great job. In fact,
Speaker 3: a Rod did a better job.
Speaker 5: See, it ain't gonna happen because a Rod hate mornings.
Speaker 5: I know he really just despite getting He's.
Speaker 4: Made it very clear to me in the past how
Speaker 4: much he hates getting up.
Speaker 5: I mean, he's really good at what he does. He's
Speaker 5: very good at what He's never gonna willingly take this position.
Speaker 3: I can already play in my mind how tomorrow morning
Speaker 3: is going to look like I'm gonna come in here.
Speaker 3: He will not have turned the lights on, which actually
Speaker 3: does drive me crazy. I have ever told you how
Speaker 3: much I appreciate the fact you turn the lights on.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna stop doing it now.
Speaker 4: God, I hate your guns.
Speaker 5: Well that's what you get.
Speaker 4: Well, I appreciate it.
Speaker 3: Because there's nothing worse than you know, you're still trying
Speaker 3: to wake up, and you come in here and our
Speaker 3: nasty nineteen seventy two fluorescent.
Speaker 4: Lights are on, and our spot lights what do you
Speaker 4: call them?
Speaker 3: Our rack lights are you know, it creates a third
Speaker 3: world country.
Speaker 4: Lighting situation in the studio.
Speaker 3: But at least it's light, so I can at least
Speaker 3: see what I'm doing, and I can set my stuff down.
Speaker 4: A rod never does.
Speaker 3: And I have to come in here, I have to
Speaker 3: I have to fumble around and find the light switch.
Speaker 5: So and by the way, you have to flip a
Speaker 5: light switcher too.
Speaker 4: And one of the light switches has been mad. And
Speaker 4: listen to this.
Speaker 3: One of the light switches has been damaged for what
Speaker 3: ten years probably, and it's you can actually cut your
Speaker 3: finger on.
Speaker 5: That if you if you're not careful.
Speaker 3: See see I'm telling you. So that's why I appreciate
Speaker 3: you turning the lights on, because you know, stupid ask me,
Speaker 3: I'd be the one coming here and just flip it
Speaker 3: and go, oh s.
Speaker 4: Word, now I'm bleeding everywhere. You know what?
Speaker 3: Maybe that was what I should do is just let it,
Speaker 3: just let the blood just dry all over the console
Speaker 3: and then Kelly will get all pistol.
Speaker 5: Are you gonna tell HR is not gonna care? We
Speaker 5: don't have one?
Speaker 4: Have you done your have you done your training before
Speaker 4: you leave?
Speaker 5: Yes? Yeah. As soon as I got it, was like, oh,
Speaker 5: it's do oh when I'm gone, Okay, I better do
Speaker 5: that now. Yeah, I just let it play in the background.
Speaker 5: Is just waited for silence and then hit the next button,
Speaker 5: just like I do in this show.
Speaker 3: What I tried to do is I tried to look
Speaker 3: at the I do look at the questions and the
Speaker 3: answers only because I want to see how blatantly they've
Speaker 3: made the correct answers or how blatantly they've made the
Speaker 3: incorrect answer.
Speaker 5: Hey. One of them was you know A is correct, answer,
Speaker 5: B is correct? Answer C is absolutely wrong? D is
Speaker 5: both A and B right. It was like, well, okay,
Speaker 5: that's easy, easy, right.
Speaker 3: I know It's like duh, all right, Trump's borders are
Speaker 3: Tom Homan has warned, as if we needed this but
Speaker 3: nonetheless I appreciate him doing it. That Biden's open border
Speaker 3: policies have created a national security threat, and he cites
Speaker 3: the attack in Boulder. He was talking to Sean Hannity.
Speaker 3: Homan expressed concerns over the danger posed by two million
Speaker 3: known godaways who crossed the border under Biden, warning that, Hey,
Speaker 3: you know what, we don't know who they are.
Speaker 4: We don't know where they came from.
Speaker 3: We don't know where they are, who they are, We
Speaker 3: don't know the five ws about them?
Speaker 2: Who?
Speaker 4: Where we are? Why?
Speaker 3: And then he points directly to the attack and Boulder
Speaker 3: where Mohammed Sawbury Solomon, an Egyptian national, an illegal alien
Speaker 3: over status tourist visa, applied for asylum, didn't get asylum,
Speaker 3: but got a work permit thanks to the Biden government.
Speaker 3: Injured burned multiple people at a pro Israeli event using
Speaker 3: molotov cocktails and what many referred to as a makeshift flamethrower,
Speaker 3: which drives me crazy. How about a spray bottle filled
Speaker 3: with I don't know, gas or alcohol or something and
Speaker 3: you use that, you know, like you would you would
Speaker 3: use a.
Speaker 5: Yeah, like you did when you were a teenager. I
Speaker 5: mean allegedly did when I was a teenager.
Speaker 4: Right, I'm proud to say that I only did that
Speaker 4: maybe two or three times.
Speaker 5: Yeah, not in my bedroom in the middle of the night.
Speaker 4: Either, Oh you did? Did you really?
Speaker 5: You think of twelve thirteen year olds were really going
Speaker 5: to think about how big is this fireball gonna be? Yeah?
Speaker 5: Let me just do that one or two more times.
Speaker 3: So Homan criticizes Biden and the Democrats for allowing these
Speaker 3: unvetted immigrants into the country and then granting them work permits,
Speaker 3: claiming that such policies enable bad actors to sit here
Speaker 3: and plan something bad. I got the greatest respect for
Speaker 3: Tom Homan, but I've been saying that for decades, and
Speaker 3: not just under Biden. Now, Biden exacerbated the problem. Biden
Speaker 3: made it worse than anybody else. He then took aim
Speaker 3: at congressional Democrats for showing up and protesting at the
Speaker 3: detention centers, and of course, he mentioned La Monica MacIvor,
Speaker 3: that dumbass congresswoman from New Jersey charged with assaulting law
Speaker 3: enforcement at that facility. He emphasized the broader implications of
Speaker 3: the failed border policies, but he did point out something
Speaker 3: I think is worth really understand because much like things
Speaker 3: I've talked about throughout the entirety of this program today, it's.
Speaker 4: Not going to change overnight. It's gonna take a while.
Speaker 2: Tom. Let's get your first reaction, your first public comments
Speaker 2: on this issue out in Colorado.
Speaker 7: You know me and me, and you've been talking about
Speaker 7: this for years. So, I mean, I worked for the
Speaker 7: network just before I came back to the second Trump administration,
Speaker 7: and I've said over and over again, you know what
Speaker 7: scares about the southern border, the sex trafficking right Scott High,
Speaker 7: the Americans time from Patanhah, the people, you know, all
Speaker 7: the drugs coming across, all the sex trafficking, all the
Speaker 7: all the smuggling. And I said, what concerned me the
Speaker 7: most was they created the biggest national security vulner believe
Speaker 7: this country's ever seen. Not only did two million own
Speaker 7: got aways, two million people across the border.
Speaker 4: We don't know who they are, where they came from,
Speaker 4: We don't know where they are now.
Speaker 7: On top of that, even through the legal process the
Speaker 7: Biden administration, we're bringing people unvetted, handing them out, handing
Speaker 7: out work, feess like they're candy to while they sat
Speaker 7: here and planned something bad. We are going to be
Speaker 7: dealing with this for the next ten years because of
Speaker 7: the chaos they created.
Speaker 3: In four years, and during those ten years, any number
Speaker 3: of things can happen. We have Chinese nationals here, we
Speaker 3: have Russian nationals, we have Middle Eastern nationals. We've got
Speaker 3: groups from every known and even you know baby terrorist
Speaker 3: organizations that are here.
Speaker 7: We're out there kicking butt, We're resting a lot of
Speaker 7: criminal aliens.
Speaker 4: We're rather looking for the bad guy.
Speaker 7: And when we're rather doing that, Shong we got protesters
Speaker 7: assaulting ICE officers. We've got members of Congress all of
Speaker 7: the You're going to ICE facilities raising hell saying this
Speaker 7: is your oversight responsibility. Where were there oversight responsibility when
Speaker 7: ten point five million it wills came across the border,
Speaker 7: where's the oversight responsibility?
Speaker 4: I'm releasing over eight million it'll go in.
Speaker 7: This is in this country. Where's the oversight responsibility? Then
Speaker 7: this is attack on ICE, this attack on a Trump administration.
Speaker 7: We're trying to fix the damage done by Biden.
Speaker 4: And it's going to take a long long time.
Speaker 2: Well, today's last day we have Dragon for a while,
Speaker 2: So I hope everybody enjoys what he does for us
Speaker 2: and his humor. Dragon, you will be missed.
Speaker 4: Oh bull crap.
Speaker 5: Why is she got to make it sound like I'm dying? Dragon,
Speaker 5: You will be.
Speaker 4: Missed because I know what's going to happen.
Speaker 3: Have you not read the stories about lover spats on
Speaker 3: cruises and the spouse accidentally you know, here, honey, let
Speaker 3: me hug you, and next thing you know, you're flopping
Speaker 3: around in the ocean like a beached whale, trying to,
Speaker 3: you know, get somebody to get your attention, and you know,
Speaker 3: then you disappear into the South China Sea somewhere.
Speaker 4: You've not heard those stories.
Speaker 5: Missus Redbeard would never push me, yeh she very much
Speaker 5: easily could easily could.
Speaker 3: And speaking of Missus Redbeard, I think she might have
Speaker 3: some interest in this story, just as kind of a warning.
Speaker 3: An eighty eight year old woman in this case it
Speaker 3: would be you, however, was nearly buried alive after she
Speaker 3: woke up inside a coffin. The pensioner was found seemingly
Speaker 3: unresponsive by her husband. In this case, it would be
Speaker 3: Missus Redbeard on Friday morning at their home in Pilson
Speaker 3: in the Czech Republic, Assuming that she meaning he was dead.
Speaker 3: Missus Redbeard called for emergency services, who promptly dispatched a
Speaker 3: corner to the scene.
Speaker 5: You know, damn well, she ain't even yeah, he dead.
Speaker 5: He's still snoring. No he did, No, he's.
Speaker 3: He's dead, and I went him out of the house.
Speaker 3: I want that stinking, rotting, maggot infested body out of
Speaker 3: the house as quickly as possible. She's gonna she's gonna
Speaker 3: call the corner immediately. You just miss a breath, like
Speaker 3: you just like you know, do one of those like
Speaker 3: you know navy seal exercises where you hold your breath
Speaker 3: for four seconds and breathe out for four seconds and
Speaker 3: hold it for four seconds.
Speaker 4: You're gonna do that. She's gonna see, Oh he's not moving.
Speaker 3: Quick, get him in the coffin, and then she's gonna
Speaker 3: suffer this indignity. The corner pitched up declared the elderly
Speaker 3: retireee Red Beard dead, but the undertakers then arrived to
Speaker 3: find quite the opposite. After the dead lady was placed
Speaker 3: in the coffin, she opened her eyes and started breathing.
Speaker 3: And that's where Missus Redbeard will then put her head
Speaker 3: in her hands and ball her eyes out.
Speaker 4: He's still alive. Quick shut the coffin, seal it, now,
Speaker 4: get him out of here now.
Speaker 3: Reports in the check media are conflicted as whether the
Speaker 3: pensioner suddenly open her eyes in the coffin or whether
Speaker 3: the workers realized she was still breathing. So my advice
Speaker 3: to missus Redbeard is, if he appears not to be breathing,
Speaker 3: call the corner, get him in the box, seal the box,
Speaker 3: and get him out of there before you wakes up.
Speaker 3: Or on the cruise, just honey, push, do you look?
Speaker 3: Lean over you see you see what I see? Look
Speaker 3: lean over here, No, let me help you here, and
Speaker 3: then pretend to give you a hug and then just
Speaker 3: kind of oops. Her problems are solved, or problems are
Speaker 3: solved here.
Speaker 4: Welcome. This was Redbeard