Speaker 1: It's so true.
Speaker 2: There's such hypocritical able.
Speaker 3: They're cheaters, is what they are. They're absolute cheaters. Like
we need to bring shame back to all this stuff,
Like people just have a zero shame. I am so tired.
Speaker 1: How you acting like you see the people of the
fate of Indiana or the city of Indianapolis.
Speaker 4: You do not think for me or anyone I.
Speaker 5: Know that would have been you a cute jerk.
Speaker 3: Hey, everybody, Happy Tuesday, Happy Tuesdays. Can we be caddy always?
I'm your huckleberry. Let's do it all.
Speaker 2: Right, I mean, it's just us right, like girls, girls.
Speaker 1: So I just two extremes that we need to talk about.
And you know we have often said, don't f with
your face. Don't how often have we said that?
Speaker 3: We say it a lot, We do it a lot
on this show. Just don't turn yourself in some sort
of blowfish, feline alien. Yeah, a lot of that going around.
Speaker 1: Just don't inject things into your face, you guys. It's
just necessary.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 1: There there's an extreme version of that, which we'll get to.
But first of all, let me just show you what
happens when you f with your face. Latest case in point,
look at Chrissy Tagan right now, you got what is happening?
Why are those cheeks and.
Speaker 3: The chin and her chin? It was she looks insane.
Speaker 1: That's horrible, that's horrible. Is it real? And look at
the caption that Ian Miles Chrissy Teagan has sexually transitioned
into a deflated basketball.
Speaker 2: I cannot think of a more apt description.
Speaker 3: She looks ridiculous. Didn't she delete a bunch of tweets
because she was somehow like connected to Epstein and she
talked gross about she inappropriately talked about kids. Remember, dude,
am I I don't remember that.
Speaker 1: I don't remember that. I don't remember the tie to Epstein.
I remember her inappropriate tweets about no mean she was
to like a lot of people.
Speaker 3: Courtney she told she told Courtney stodd And to kill herself.
Do you remember that?
Speaker 7: Yes?
Speaker 3: You remember that? Why is she not canceled? Why is
this chick?
Speaker 1: She was for like a bit and then she came
back somehow? I don't know how she did that?
Speaker 3: Why? Yeah? Why do Why is she still a thing?
Speaker 1: Why does she look in the mirror and not see
how badly she has left her face?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 1: Well, she just goes out into the world, like, look
at how good I look.
Speaker 3: Listen. I never watched those housewive shows, but every once
in a while I'll flip across them and they'll come
across the screen and I'm like, and I recoil and
were And I also I asked the same question about
those chicks too, because it's like the blow lips, and
they all have the right. It's they all look in
the mirror too every morning and listen, they.
Speaker 1: Don't see it. I guess they just don't see it.
Speaker 3: Aging is not fun. It isn't It's not fun. It's
not for the faint of heart, especially if you're a woman.
It's not for the faint of heart. But I mean,
I would rather age then look like a a stretched blowfish,
you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: I would rather look my age than look this fake
and weird and botched.
Speaker 2: It's not good. Yeah, not good, you guys, it's a
little weird.
Speaker 3: So I don't know.
Speaker 2: It was gosh.
Speaker 1: I want to say, it's like a year ago now
that Pamela Anderson there was a documentary about her. I
can't remember where, if it was Netflix or Prime or wherever,
but it was good. I mean, I like her she's
a very she's a very likable person. And you may
remember that she has been out on a few red carpets.
I think most lately it was like the Met Gala maybe,
where she just she's kind of like Alicia Keys, who
just decided.
Speaker 3: I'm tired of wearing makeup.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna do it anymore, right, And so she
has taken that to a whole new level. And I
just like her for it, Like I feel better about
myself when I have a little bit of eye makeup on.
So that's what I wear.
Speaker 3: I'm definitely a makeup person. I like makeup.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean I don't like anything on my skin,
but on my eyes I do.
Speaker 2: And so, but she has just decided.
Speaker 1: And you know how she used to be so glam
Oh my god, with the eyes gorgeous, right, it was
a glamazon is what she was, glamazon and it was
done really really beautifully. Well, now she's just decided, I
don't want any part of it anymore. And so she
was recently interviewed in a podcast where she talked about
that decision, and you just can't help but like her.
TA is Pamela Anderson talking about her makeuplessness.
Speaker 9: A rebel move is to be who you want to be,
like what is beauty? Beauty subjective and we don't have
to look like the covers of magazines, if we don't
have to do the industry standard, which everybody was so
horrified when I decided I didn't need a glam team
for certain events. You know, I'd rather go look at
architecture at the museum. When I was in Paris, I thought,
you know who's looking at me? I'm clothed from head
to toe with these big hats, and you know this
much of my face is sticking out. There is anyone
going to really fall over backwards if I'm not wearing makeup?
And that's where it started at Paris Fashion Week, and
it just sent everybody scrambling around me thinking, no, this
is not what people do. And I said, well, that
even gives me more reason to do it. And not
that it was you know, world peace or anything, but
it was just me challenging myself, thinking why am I
sitting in a makeup chair for three hours when no
one's looking at me like what am I? And even
if they were, why am I doing this? Because it
just seems like a habit, and not that I'm opposed
to make up, because I love getting dressed up and
glammed up. And I just felt like it was time
to I had nothing to lose, and I felt I'm
not trying to create a persona right now. I'm not
trying to be famous. I need to use my position
to experiment and open up conversations.
Speaker 3: I think she's genetically gifted, so she's going to beautiful
or what you know, She's she's just a pretty lady.
But I think people have forgotten what normal aging people
look like. Yeah, they totally forgotten. Yeah, we've forgotten because
because people are so critical, you know, especially like you'll
see like no offense, but a lot of ugly women
will look at her and be like, she looks terrible,
and it's like have you looked have you looked at
yourself lately? Because I mean, it.
Speaker 1: Just looks natural and people I know that people get
on her about her hair and they don't like her bags.
Speaker 3: It's like whatever, whatever.
Speaker 1: I mean, the point is she's just deciding I'm just
gonna look like I like and you can like it
or not, and I don't care.
Speaker 3: And that's that.
Speaker 2: I just think that's cool.
Speaker 1: I think it's kind of cool too.
Speaker 3: It's it's she's a good fifty ish something role model.
Maybe role model is not the right word, but it's
I like that My daughters can look at that and
see that that is like normal aging because there's so much.
Speaker 2: Of the opposite out there, Chrissy teaking out there. I mean, right,
that's not nobody show.
Speaker 3: It doesn't. It's not normal y'all. So yeah, it's refreshing.
You know what else is refreshing? Our links, all of
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Speaker 2: Do it all right?
Speaker 1: You know, Yesterday was the first day that I can
recall in a really long time where I wasn't completely
overwhelmed by the news cycle. Like it just didn't feel
like there was so much to get to that it
was impossible to squeeze it all in. On the contrary,
yesterday I was just like, I don't care about any
of this news. There was just so much that I
saw where I was like, I don't really want to
talk about that.
Speaker 2: I don't really care about that.
Speaker 1: So there might be worries that you have heard about
and thought we would talk about today that we're probably
just not going to and it's my fault. It's my fault.
I just there were, for example, and just to mention it,
but there were. There was like a press conference with
Robert Kennedy Junior and some other people talking about how
ice cream is now not going to have artificial dies
in it. So there was like a big to do
about that. And at first I thought, oh, probably we
should mention that on the show, and then I was
just like I'll just say that and be done with it.
Speaker 3: So there it is. It's not gonna have die in it,
you guys.
Speaker 4: I mean.
Speaker 1: That's great.
Speaker 3: Great, ice cream is going to be better. But you
know there's going to be liberals out there that go,
but we want all the artificial dies.
Speaker 2: I don't want all the artificial ship.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they should put them all in there. They can
all the die you want, can inject all the ship
in their heads, and they can inject all the artificial
dies and exactly right, great country liberals, But That is
my point is that there are stories like that where
I was like, huh, and then I just didn't care
and be on that. So I didn't pull any videos
or anything. You just you just know that now ice
cream is gonna be better for you, gonna be better again. Also,
you know, there was probably a lot of information that
I could have pulled together about the meeting that Donald
Trump had with the head of NATO, and you know,
he there was a big press conference between the two
of them. I do have a few clips that don't
include the NATO head but just talk you know, that
are just from Trump himself, which were of interest because
we've been talking about the autopen. We mentioned that yesterday.
There's still a lot of hullabaloo around that New York
Times article about the autopen and the extent to which
Joe Biden knew or didn't know who in the world
he was pardoning, what he was signing, et cetera.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 1: Trump was asked about that during the NATO press conference yesterday,
and here is what he said about the autopak.
Speaker 4: I think is maybe one.
Speaker 6: Of the biggest scandals that we've had in fifty to
our hundred years. I guarantee he knew nothing about what
he was signing.
Speaker 10: I guarantee it.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 6: We get thousands of letters a week, says here, right, thousands,
I mean tens of thousands. Sometimes I look at a room.
There's a room where we have many, many people working,
responding and sending letters back. That's what an autopen supposed
to be. To write to a young seven year old
boy that writes to the president and he wants to
be president someday and he loves America. That's what the
autopen's supposed to be. It's not supposed to be for
signing major legislation and all of the things. No, the autopen,
and I doubt he knew. I doubt. I doubt they
even spoke to him about it.
Speaker 11: I think they had.
Speaker 6: It's called a free wheeling autopen. Like Biden was never
for open borders. Biden was never for transgender for everyone.
So I don't think he I think the radical left
people that took they took over the White House, and
if I didn't win, our country was finished.
Speaker 3: He is one hundred percent correct.
Speaker 1: I thought that was so interesting that he was, like
Biden didn't really believe in half of the crap that
his administration was actually doing.
Speaker 3: He didn't, right, he didn't. But if you asked him today,
like what do you think about this? What do you
think about that? All the things that they coerced him
into kind of you know, believing, he probably would just
go along to get along, because he's not going to
look like he was an idiot or his wife isn't
going to make him, you know, look like well, even
though he is an idiot, and she kind of made
him look like we all saw her make him look
like an idiot. But they're not going to say, oh, no,
he didn't believe in those things. They're gonna be like, oh, right,
he totally did all those things, when in fact he's
Trump is right. I don't think he believed in a
lot of that stuff either, just like Clinton did it,
just like Obama didn't even believe in some of that staff.
You know, none of them are that far left. And
then He's right, a lot of the crazy he just
took over because he was not there mentally.
Speaker 1: And then it's like they reached a point of no
return and they were already so committed to the crazy
that they just had to keep getting crazier. Yep, was
absolutely bizarre, absolutely bizarre. There's another little clip that we
wanted to share of Trump from that same little presser,
but it's totally unrelated. It's about what's going on with
Russia and Ukraine. Trump is very very angry at Putin
right now and he's going to He announced yesterday what
his plan is regarding this whole Russian and Ukrainian war.
But before we get to that, we want to make
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Speaker 1: Okay, so Trump, uh, and the whole rush of things.
So he mentioned, and I don't have this particular video clip,
but there was a point where he mentioned how he's
been having these phone calls with President Putin that go
really really well, and everything seems to be aces there.
They seem to be on the same page and things
seem to be progressing, and he'll be like, yeah, we're
totally into not attacking Ukraine anymore. And then Trump will
get off the phone and like that night, he'll say
to Milania, Hey, I had this really good call with
Putin and she'll be like really, because they just bombed
the shit out of Ukraine again.
Speaker 3: Right, So those are my words, not heard.
Speaker 1: She would never say she would never.
Speaker 3: Say that he's way too classy.
Speaker 1: She would never say it that way. But so he's frustrated,
and so now he is planning on taking action. And
as far as that specific action, here is what he
plans to do.
Speaker 6: It's not my war. I'm trying to get you out
of it, and we want to see it in. And
I'm disappointed in President Putin because I thought we would
have had a deal two months ago, but it doesn't
seem to get there. So based on that, we're going
to be doing secondary tariffs if we don't have a
deal in fifty days. It's very simple, and they'll be
at one hundred percent. And that's the way it is.
That can be more simple, but it's just the way
it is. I hope we don't have to do it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, would Biden have done this? This is
the thing. Would Biden have impost like sanctions or anything,
I mean, he or tariffs? Would he have done any
of that kind of stuff on Russia? That's what like
this is. I get really irritated because I hear liberals
always say that he's like BFFs with Putin, you know,
like he's in basically embed smoking cigarettes with Putin. And
it's like, okay, well he's not. He's trying to create
peace in that region. That's what he That's what he does.
He's trying to make deals with people. And now he's like, okay,
well he's wronged me. Now he's becoming a liar and
he's trying to scam me. This is what Trump is seeing,
so he's gonna apply the SmackDown. Yeah, and my question
is would Biden have done that? The answer or would
Kamala have done that even more important, Oh.
Speaker 1: My god, there's no way.
Speaker 2: There's no way they would have ever even had a
conversation with them.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the answer is a big hell no, which is
why people should be so grateful that we get this
guy in office right now. At least he's doing the things.
He's trying to make peace. He's trying to do the things,
and he's.
Speaker 1: He's made it so that instead of just sending piles
and piles of money and weapons to Ukraine, now NATO
is footing the bill. So we're manufacturing weapons for Ukraine.
But at least it's not just taxpayer like, we're not
just writing blank checks totally. And Biden definitely would not
have gotten that done.
Speaker 2: There's no way.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they never even had conversations like that. Yeah, there's
no way.
Speaker 1: All right, moving on, we need to I just have
to tell you how much I love the guy in
charge of the FCC right now. Brandon Carr is so
freaking based. So the FCC since his time in office,
has been pressuring companies to stop with all the DEI nonsense,
especially because it's part of an executive order, right, I mean,
Trump wants to see an end to this nonsense too.
And so T Mobile, as The New York Times reported,
is seeking federal approval for two deals right now. And
they are the latest company to drop their diversity programs
because of the FCC's scrutiny. And so Brandon Carr, who
is again in charge of the FCC, tweeted about this
and so it was so funny. He said, it has
come to my attention that the New York Times does
not agree with what we are doing at the FCC.
Here is my official response, and he posted this video.
Speaker 4: We're gonna do it anyway. We're gonna do it anyway.
Speaker 11: We're gonna do it anyway.
Speaker 13: We're gonna do it anyway.
Speaker 2: I've gotta be friends with this guy immediately. He's my
new favorite person on Earth.
Speaker 3: God, We've got to get him on our show. I
freaking love this guy. It's so great.
Speaker 1: I just thought that was the best answer ever.
Speaker 2: Oh my loved it.
Speaker 3: So again.
Speaker 1: Brendan Carr. Brendan Carr, you on Twitter.
Speaker 3: And we don't know who the guy was in the
actual video.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I have no idea.
Speaker 3: We don't know who that is. He's really great singer.
Speaker 14: Though.
Speaker 2: It's such a lounge lizard whoever the karaoke night.
Speaker 1: Jennifer, it was, oh my god, I just love that.
All right, So that happened, and then there was another
win in the Supreme Court yesterday, and that is that
the Supreme Court is allowing Trump to go ahead and
remove fourteen hundred employees from the Education Department. He is
allowed to start his plan to dismantle the Education Department,
and Stephen Miller tweeted, if you think the laid off
State Department Theater kids staffers were overly dramatic just watching them,
their signs are going to be in crayon.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, all the Department of Education people, Here
we go, Here we go.
Speaker 1: And as you might expect, it was the three liberal
justices who dissented. They were not on board with education
employees being let go.
Speaker 3: They didn't like.
Speaker 1: That, and too bad, too bad. Yeah, So you could
read Linda McMahon's tweet about this to everybody, it is
right here.
Speaker 3: Today the Supreme Court again confirmed the obvious. The President
of the United States is the head of the executive branch,
has the ultimate authority to make decisions about staffing levels,
administrative organization, and day to day operations. Of federal agencies surprise.
While today's ruling is a significant win for students and families,
it is a shame that the highest court in the
land had to step in to allow President Trump to
advance the reforms Americans elected him to deliver using the
authorities granted to him by the US Constitution. The US
Department of Education will now deliver on its mandate to
restore excellence in American education. We will carry out the
reduction and force to promote efficiency and accountability, and to
ensure resources are directed where they matter most to students, parents,
and teachers. As we return education to the States, This
administration will continue to perform all statutory duties while empowering
families and teachers by reducing education bureaucracy. Yeah, we don't
need eighteen assistant principles.
Speaker 1: No, we don't even But if states want to do that,
if that's how they want to spend their dollars, okay,
But there's nothing that the Federal Department of Education can
point to in the way of results that can that
can justify their existence. They have achieved nothing but worse
education across the board for years now, and they're biased,
They're totally freaking biased.
Speaker 3: When you see these broads get on stages and they
start screaming like our number one priority. Because I saw
that one chick, I can't remember her name, I saw
her get on a stage the other day and start
screaming about basically, your number one priority is to take
down Trump. It's like your number one priority, chick should
be students and should be learning, and should be actually
educating kids and getting them on par with other countries.
Because we're taken from an educational standpoint, that should be
your number one priority, not Trump. And that's and it's not.
It's simply not.
Speaker 1: I just can't. I cannot believe that anybody, you know,
And I get it, people on the left are just
mad at Trump, so they're just going to be a
bitch about this decision. But if they were honest with
themselves for two seconds and we're just asked, what has
the Department of Education done to benefit students and their education?
Speaker 3: What would they spend?
Speaker 1: I mean, like what can they say?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 3: And it wasn't and it wasn't Randy that I saw.
It was the black Check. I can't remember her name
because there's Springle. Yeah. I think it was Becky because
there's a couple different organizations that are all useless, you know.
I mean they're all unions and they're all useless, and
they don't do anything for education. All they do is
complain and moan about Trump. That's all they do.
Speaker 1: A f t American Federation for Teachers is Randy Weingarten ANYA.
Speaker 2: The National Education Association is Becky Pringle.
Speaker 3: That's who I saw. I saw the ANYA any. But
I mean they're all useless.
Speaker 1: They do, they're all streamers, They're all just like all
the things. I mean, they're crazy noises.
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Speaker 1: There is I don't know where this is. Unfortunately, I
probably should have done that little extra bit of research
and I didn't. But this is just sort of a
case in point about how absolutely borked our justice system
can be. Sometimes there is this scary looking dude. Look
at him, terrifying looking dude. Your post, Yeah said, he's
a registered sex offender. He is walking free after trying
to kidnap an elementary school child.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, registered.
Speaker 1: Sex offender walking free because, according to Guy Benson, he
underwent a mental competency evaluation that determined he was unfit
to stand trial, and so prosecutors said, well, I guess
we got to drop the charges.
Speaker 3: Explain that to me, because because he's unfit to stand trial,
where is this?
Speaker 1: Where is I don't know.
Speaker 2: That's why I just said I could. I don't have
that little extra bit of research.
Speaker 3: It was because I mean, if he were, if he
was in Texas, that does talking around my neighborhood. I
feel like it wouldn't be walking around for long, you
know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Like, look at him, like, how is he even? He
looks like a zombie.
Speaker 3: Well, if he's going after kids, it's in Denverse, somebod
he says, it's in Denver. Yeah, he absolutely looks like
a zombie. You guys, come on, we have got to
get mental institutions.
Speaker 1: Back.
Speaker 3: Yes, something is wrong, there's some I.
Speaker 1: Mean, he's not fit to stand trial. So you're just
gonna let him out on the streets. Does that make sense.
It doesn't make sense at all.
Speaker 3: Let's let him go chase some kids. Okay.
Speaker 1: And oddly, there is a guy by the name of
Omar Fada who is now running for mayor of Minneapolis
who looks a lot like this guy.
Speaker 3: I was just gonna say he looks like the Minneapolis mayor. Dude,
he totally does.
Speaker 1: So this is a guy very much like Zoe Ran.
He's running on the same platform to freeze the RNT,
raise minimum wage to twenty bucks an hour, to trump
proof their city.
Speaker 2: And here is a picture of him.
Speaker 1: And then you're gonna see his little campaign video after that.
Speaker 2: But here's the picture.
Speaker 3: Look at him, you guys. He's Captain Phillips, you guys,
he is.
Speaker 1: We even have a gift of Captain Phillips after the
video because he likes he's saying, I'm your mayor.
Speaker 3: Now, I'm the captain. Now that's look at him.
Speaker 1: He is terrifying to me. He looks absolutely insane, insane,
he doesn't he looks like it like one of those
teaky things, you know what I mean, Like.
Speaker 3: A teaky torch thing, you know what I'm talking about,
like it he doesn't even look Again, that effort isn't real.
Speaker 1: There's some he looks evil and rabid and insane and
well right, all at the same time.
Speaker 3: He's obviously an avowed socialist. Because again, this is what
this you guys, this is this is Democrat This is like, well,
this is what's happening to the Democrat Party. This is
who they're propping up. Like we've got DeSantis and Marco Rubio,
We've got jd. Vance, We've got like Tolci Gat, we
got all these people on the right that are like
normal normal, and then this, this is the Democrats are like,
this is who we are offering? Is this it's Captain Phillips.
Speaker 1: This guy, I'm sorry to be crashed, but it looks
like his balls haven't even dropped, you know what I mean.
Like he looks like he's like maybe twelve thirteen years old.
Speaker 3: No, it looks like his balls will never drop.
Speaker 1: Anyway. Here there is his and before I know he's
he is part of the Somali community. Yes, he is
American born. Do you want to point that out because
I saw a lot of people on Twitter going to
port him. I mean, okay, he was born here in DC.
Speaker 3: We can't, so that's not an optional, but you can
at least.
Speaker 1: Turn away from these socialist whack jobs. Here's a little
bit of his campaign video.
Speaker 7: Everyone keeps asking me, Omar, why are you doing more
videos as a state senator with a second full time
job and a kid on the way. I just haven't
been able to find the time. I've also been fighting
for you, passing things like tuition free college for working
class families, right share protections for our uber and lyft drivers,
and the legalization of fentanyl testing strips. But this summer
you're going to be seeing a lot more of because
we deserve nice things in Minneapolis too. To make an
affordable Minneapolis that works for everyone, we need a Marior
that works as hard as you, Doual. I'm ready to
work hard too. One build a Minneapolis that working people
can afford to call home. Two protect city from a
hostile white house, and three diversify our city's public safety
response by increasing the minimum wage to twenty dollars by
twenty twenty eight and passing rent stabilization to stop price
gouging and incentivizing new construction. We can protect workers. Protecting
all of our communities from Donald Trump means not letting
empty interactive ICE, whether it's for an immigration rate or not.
Our residents deserve a mayor that will stand up to
Donald Trump and say no, not in our community. Oh,
I'm sorry, it's my campaign managers again. They've been on
my case all week about make more videos. I'll find
the time tomorrow.
Speaker 3: You guys the captain.
Speaker 15: Now I'm the mayor.
Speaker 3: Now I'm the mayor. Now. Wow, Democrats, you've really outdone
yourself with this one. Good job. They just keep getting
better and better, don't they.
Speaker 1: But they also keep getting they keep getting really good polling.
Speaker 3: I don't even understand what's happening.
Speaker 1: I just cannot That guy is there's no way he's
old enough to run from air. How is this possible?
Speaker 3: Just a bunch of colossal commie losers on that side.
Congrats Okay, yeah, I mean it's wow.
Speaker 1: They have some choices. And so you heard him say
he you know, part of his platform is he's not
going to let the MPD associate with ICE because now
Democrats have decided that Ice are evil, that ICE agents
are up to no good that they're not so whatever
law I mean.
Speaker 3: It's just a law is evil.
Speaker 1: And the outcry right now that's going around Democrat circles
where they're so mad about ICE agents wearing masks, even
though violence against them is up seven hundred percent, and
they they still have you know, like numbers ID numbers
on their like their badges on their uniforms, and they
don't want to show their faces because the Left is
psychotic and trying to kill them and their families. So
they deserve a modicum of protection, thank you very much,
and I love that.
Speaker 2: Zeke Arkham posted about this.
Speaker 1: He said, Democrats, we want ICE agents to be idd
and identified in order to know who they are. And
us we want voter ID so people are ideed and
identified in order to make sure voting is fair.
Speaker 2: Democrats, that's different.
Speaker 1: It's so true. They're such hypocritical a holes.
Speaker 3: They're cheaters, is what they are. They're absolute cheaters. They
want to cheat. They want to get that. That's why
they want illegals in this country. That's what they want.
A mirror. They just want they they want illegals here.
They don't want law. They want to cheat. That's because
they can't win on their own because their policy suck.
That's why.
Speaker 1: And it's it's really I mean, the the psycho ponytail
girl whose videos we've played before. I don't I don't
know her name. I don't care what her name is.
She goes by politics girls. She's the one that shows
up on the Abbey Phillips CNN panel from time to time,
and she always has that super tight, super high ponytail,
and she does these videos from her kitchen and she
is insane. So she made a video yesterday about ICE
agents begging them. Essentially, it was a plea to ICE agents,
telling them to quit their jobs because they're being asked
to do evil, immoral, horrible things.
Speaker 2: This is the level of psycho that is on the left.
Speaker 1: Just look at the rabbid eyes, you guys. She is nuts.
Speaker 4: Seriously, if you work for ICE and you're not a
total monster who gets off on ripping children out of
their mother's arms and beating people senseless because they have
a different color of skin than you, then quit your job.
Speaker 10: And if you're like, but I work for ICE and
I'm not hateful and disgusting, are you terrorizing people on
the street Are you leaving babies in the backs of
cars when you take away their dad? Are you leaving
American children with no mom when they get home from school?
Are you hanging out with people who do? Then quit?
Quit make it impossible for Ice to run because there
just aren't that many people who want to be America's gestapo,
who don't want to spend the rest of their lives
waking up in a dead, cold sweat because they know
their monsters and it haunts them. If you don't want
torture and death on your hands, if you believe you
are a good, honest American citizen, then quit.
Speaker 3: God and what in the world. Yeah, talk to lake
in Riley's mom. You hag? God, what an absolute hag
she is. Yeah, I mean.
Speaker 1: It's just sad that that's just how they've made They've
demonized Ice to such an extent that now people are
saying that it's part of our constitutional rights to self
defense to go and actively harm these people.
Speaker 3: That's how that's she's anti law enforcement. Okay, Well, when
somebody's come in to rob your house and come in
in to get you, then you don't get to call them,
you know. It's like that's the thing. The first thing
that they're going to do is called They're going to
dial nine to one one because that's what because ICE
is law enforcement. Right, These people are anti law enforcement,
but the first person that they are going to call
when they're in trouble is law enforcement. Law enforcement. Yep.
They're such accreats, these people like you just you can't
have it both ways. Pick a lane, lady. It makes
me insane to just even see her face and keep
and she angry. And there was a dog in the background,
and I feel sorry for the dog.
Speaker 1: I know I do too. I do feel sorry for
that dog. Yesterday, I think it was we talked about
Alligator Alcatraz some because people are so mad about Abbie
Wasserman Schultz especially. She went and she was like, let
me just tell you about the torture that these poor,
poor criminal illegals are facing on a day to day
basis at Alligator Alcatraz. Well, now, the essentially the warden
of Alligator Alcatraz was on with Jesse last night to
talk about the extent to which Democrats were willing to
lie about the conditions there. It's absolutely ridiculous some of
the stories here.
Speaker 16: He is create controversy where they're like, you know, making
things up or exaggerating.
Speaker 17: Absolutely.
Speaker 18: You know.
Speaker 17: I think probably one of my favorites was an individual
had a thermometer, an infrared thermometer that they actually pointed
at a light bulb and it was one hundred and
ten degrees and it was I knew it is one
hundred ten degrees. I said, let's actually pull that down
to where the ambient era is at.
Speaker 16: We know they didn't like the toilet system.
Speaker 17: Yeah, so the toilet system. You showed that already, and
you know this is a standard mock up toilet system
that is in any secured facility. Again, we met, and
we meet and exceed either the national standard or the
State of Florida's standard, whatever is a higher level, we
meet or exceed that standard.
Speaker 16: And these inmates, Kevin, these are well fed inmates. There's
there's no one starving to death.
Speaker 17: Yeah, I I that might be one of my favorites.
Jesse is number one. It was a gray turkey sandwich. Well,
she was about six feet away from that turkey sandwich
box that was in a wrapper that I don't know
how she could tell it was gray. However, this is
think about it like this Jesse. Individuals that go to
a hospital individual to go and get Michelle Obama's lunches
are getting the exact same thing. But then she turned
around and asked, as a part of that same question,
if they want second portions, can they can they come
and get it? So it's either gray and it's too
nasty to eat, or it's okay and can I get
something second helping?
Speaker 3: Interesting? Right, this is just pathetic, I know it is.
And when it comes to like this sleeping, like people
men and women in our arms services are like sleeping
on the ground in other countries. Yeah, you know, that's okay,
that's fine, right, because they signed up for it. That's
totally fine. Right, But then these like nice cots in
a in a clean space for people who have broken
the law, that's not okay. She wants like five star
hotel for these people. Well, I know, it's rikula suck, get.
Speaker 1: Air conditioned, they get their three square meals. It's nothing
like the people that were sitting on rocks in cages
under Biden's ridiculous open border policy, where they were all
just huddled together outside under bridges because that was the
best they could do with those numbers and now they're
going to complain. I mean, it's just nonsense and I
can't believe that anybody would fall for it, and sure
there are people that fall for it.
Speaker 3: In particular, it's constant theater from the left.
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Speaker 1: Pierce Morgan is still fighting with Candas Owens about Brigitte Macron.
So Cannas believes that she has won some sort of
bet that they made between the two of them. Pierce
is like, I'm not paying because you're still wrong, and
just because the two women who initially made the accusations
that Brigitte mcron is in fact a man. They won
on appeal, so they you know, that's considered a victory.
But now it turns out that Brigitte's lawyers are saying
that she will appeal to the highest court after this
lower court cleared the two women of spreading false online
that she was born a man. And so Pierce is all,
you know, he's totally team Bergitte, and he said it's
appalling that she has to do this. Brigitte Macron is
a woman and a mother and these conspiracy theory lies
being spread about her are disgusting.
Speaker 3: Is she a mother? Is she actually does she give birth?
Speaker 19: Like?
Speaker 3: Is there proof that she gave birth? Because I don't
know anything about that.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I feel like I don't know. Yeah, I feel like
if there's proof of that, then Candace wouldn't have gone
this far, would she have?
Speaker 1: I mean, I know. I started to watch the SERI,
the video series that Canda is put together about this topic,
and it was like forever long. There were so many episodes,
and I watched the first one and a half, I think,
and then I just got bored. With the story, but
I also could see that there was enough reason to
be suspicious for sure, that it seemed and I thought, well,
if the rest of the series is like this, then
she definitely has some dirt.
Speaker 2: And it just to me the thing is so.
Speaker 1: Easy to prove, Like all Brigitte has to do is
take a cheek swab you're done. It's right, you're done,
and then she.
Speaker 3: Would make Candace look like a total idiot, right exactly.
Speaker 1: And so she's not good because she's willing to have
this fight Brigitte is obviously, if she's going to appeal,
then doesn't that mean if she's in a court battle
about this, that the burden of proof kind.
Speaker 2: Of lies with her, right, right? And that's that's the thing.
Speaker 3: If you are, in fact a woman, it's very easy
to prove, just very prove it and then be like,
you're a freaking lunatic. Quit being a lunatic.
Speaker 20: Right.
Speaker 3: I don't know, I don't.
Speaker 1: Get it, don't I don't know why this is so hard,
but there you go. Anyway, So that's where we are
in this. There's going to be an appeal. We'll see
what happens during discovery, and if we finally get that
cheek swab or not.
Speaker 2: I have no idea, but that's a really easy way
to fix it.
Speaker 3: Really easy.
Speaker 1: Also, not that you guys need a reminder at all,
but politicians are constantly screwing you over. And I have
an example that is a small scale, but when you
extrapolated out and consider how many people are in politics
and then think about how often things like this happen,
it will absolutely enrage you. And I'm speaking specifically about
a Houston, Texas commissioner who went to a three day conference.
And when you go to a three day conference as
a politician, you get the whole trip expensed courtesy of
the taxpayers, and you estimate, well, what is it going
to cost for me to go to this conference? So
she overestimated by a lot and was called out on
it by this reporter.
Speaker 6: Director.
Speaker 20: Can I ask you about the Urban Land Institute trip
that you were requesting? Can you explain why you wanted
eighty one hundred dollars to go to a three day conference.
Speaker 12: I don't have anything to say. We can certainly talk
with you once I get back to the altime.
Speaker 20: Request thirty five hundred dollars for a hotel I called
the conference. They said the rates are two forty nine
at night. You wanted thirty five hundred for a three
day conference. Can you explain why you had that number.
Speaker 9: We do estimates for our travel, and certainly we try
to be conservative in our numbers.
Speaker 20: The registration fees are one thousand, seventy you requested seventeen hundred.
Why did you get such a higher number?
Speaker 12: There, we can prevent your response.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we'd be happy to do all right.
Speaker 20: You also haves for fifteen hundred for airfare. Round trip
is two hundred to corn Expedia.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so we'll be happy to craft a bullshit response
where we lie. Yeah, because we've basically stolen money from
the taxpayers.
Speaker 2: Yes, what they do, what happens, that's just.
Speaker 1: One itty bitty like local official. And so then when
you think about that times a zillion. However, many local, state,
and federal level.
Speaker 2: Officials there are. They're all doing it, you guys.
Speaker 3: It's why we're broke.
Speaker 1: It's just so, I mean, right, people are like.
Speaker 3: I wonder where we're broke, thumb up. But this is
why they Also they're all rich and we're not, you
know that's why. Yeah, lord, it's good. It's a good
grift if you can get it right, real good.
Speaker 1: It's real good, and it's you know, doctor Oz was
on I Forget What show talking about this whole you know,
idiotic nonsense coming out of the Democrats about the big
beautiful bill, suggesting that, you know, people that really need
Medicaid are going to get kicked off Medicaid. It's all nonsense.
Democrats just don't value work, as we talked about yesterday,
and here he is talking more about the work requirement
to fix.
Speaker 14: The fraud, waste and abuse, specifically work requirements, which is
what they're talking about. When the program was created sixty
years ago, it never done that anyone, that you would
take able bodied individuals who could work and put them
on Medicaid. Today, the average able bodied person on Medicaid.
It doesn't work. They watched six point one hours of
television or just hang out. That's not fair. Okay, No,
go out and try.
Speaker 18: To get a job.
Speaker 1: This is not rocket science.
Speaker 3: I cannot rememb a time where I watched six point
one hours of television.
Speaker 2: I have to binge a couple Netflix series.
Speaker 3: Okay, like maybe when I visited you, we watched Netflix
together and we have watched six hours of television when
I was with you. But like, other than that, I
can't like, who do people do that on a daily
basis on our dime? Like get a job? Seriously, you
know these people are just sitting around and they're totally
able bodied, and they could go out and they could
get work, and they don't because they don't have to
because we've enabled to sit on their asses.
Speaker 1: And they're even like able bodied who may like people
who may have some other justification for getting Medicaid health benefits.
Speaker 2: They're not even being told you're losing your benefits.
Speaker 1: They're simply being told, put in eighty hours a month. Okay,
that's halftime work. Put in eighty hours a month, even
if it's just volunteer, and we'll continue to give you
the health coverage if it's last year. Yeah, just asking
for a little skin in the game here. And you
would think that the Democrats and the way that they're
positioning this is just pure fear mongering.
Speaker 2: It's ridiculous.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it just it's kind of like we talked about
this in our book a gajillion years ago, like we
need to bring shame back to all this stuff, Like
people just have zero shame about it I personally, I mean,
I won't speak for anybody else, but I would be
so embarrassed to be doing that. I would never do that.
I can't imagine living off of somebody else's paycheck and
not being so shamed over that. I just wasn't raised
that way. I just cannot imagine being that way. And
there are so many people in our country that just
do it unapologetically. They are just there's no shame. They
do it out loud, they brag about it online, and
I'm like, who are you? Like, where did you come from?
It's growth. We got to return some shame to this
whole system. It's vile. I mean, it's absolutely vile.
Speaker 1: And it's just one more way that Democrats lie about
what maga what Trump is actually trying to accomplish. He's
trying to save our country from all of this waste,
because that's exactly what it is.
Speaker 2: This is total wasteful, wastefulness.
Speaker 1: And Doc dro Ows is right, this was never the
point of medicaid was to just allow people to just
be lazy losers at all.
Speaker 3: I love this comment at B and C said, that's
because they are constantly being told that you're enough and
it's so true. You're not You're not freaking enough, that's right.
Get off your butt and work. If you are capable
of working, work, And then you know another thing that
what really bothers me, and I've seen it a lot
in the younger generations. I'm shaking my right here is
it's the whole notion of I need to do something
that I love, Like I really want to do something
that Sometimes work is just work, right, I.
Speaker 1: Mean iiving time for money. That's the whole point, right.
Speaker 3: I mean you and I do something that we love now.
But for like twenty five years of my life, I've
worked like two three jobs that I didn't necessarily love.
It took a long time for me to find something
with my best friend that I love, and it took
a lot of work and like hardship to get there.
And I think a lot of kids these days are like, well,
I'm not doing anything that I love. I really need
to find like my soul's match and work. And it's like,
sometimes you just got to work to make money. You
need only job, That's it, right exactly.
Speaker 1: Speaking of work, Andrew Cuomo doesn't want to stop, and
so now he is going to be running as an independent,
and here is his incredibly uncharismatic announcement video.
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in my experience, and I am truly sorry that I
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you are, to hear the good and the bad, problems
and solutions, because for the next few months it's my
responsibility to earn your vote.
Speaker 18: So let's do this.
Speaker 11: I'll see you out there.
Speaker 3: I just I cannot believe the best they have is
nipples McGee. Now can he wear it undershirt ever? I
just it's right there. I can't cond They're like always
like there.
Speaker 1: You know, politics must be so good once you're in it,
because these people that are in early and they get
out of it, they just it's like they can't help themselves.
They just can't not.
Speaker 3: Be any Wiener? Is it? Anthony Wiener's out, he's done,
he lost his whatever. I'll try to find another way
back in Beto. It's like Beto just keeps losing and
losing and losing. He's like, oh, try again.
Speaker 1: So you're saying there's a chance.
Speaker 3: No, there's no chance, and when.
Speaker 1: You stop already good lord.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's just so bad like this, yeah, okay, this
is the best they got, all right.
Speaker 1: I mean it's Eric Adams, Curtis Leewa Cuomo or ma'am Danny,
like it's yea in New York City, but.
Speaker 20: You are.
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Speaker 1: Also, so I know, like after the election and even
months later after the election, there's still still to this
day Democrats who are doing post mortems on how much
they suck and trying to figure out why. And Mark
Cuban spoke out yesterday explaining for the gazillion time not
just from him, but like so many people could have
already pointed this out, Democrats need to stop just hating
on Trump. That is all they do and here's Mark
Cuban to explot Trump sucks.
Speaker 6: That's the underlying, you know, thought of everything the Democrats do.
Speaker 12: Trump sucks.
Speaker 10: Trump says, you know, this guy's blue, Trump sucks.
Speaker 3: You can't. That's not the way to win.
Speaker 4: It's just not because it's not about Trump.
Speaker 10: It's about the people of the United States of America
and what's good for them.
Speaker 2: I mean, I think they'd have this figured out by now,
but it's in.
Speaker 3: Like eight or nine years and they're still doing it.
And Mark Cuban's like, I think I finally figured it out, right, Okay. Yeah.
Speaker 1: And now Rom Emmanuel who is a potential twenty twenty eight.
Speaker 2: Presidential candidate, I don't know.
Speaker 1: He is doing interviews. He sat down with Dana Bash
and also was talking about how desperately unpopular Democrats are
right now.
Speaker 15: How bad we are. Democratic Party is less popular than
Alaum Musk right now. That should be like a wake
up call, how bad. And the Republican parties stab you
in the back. The Democratic Party, we disappoint you.
Speaker 3: They don't mean. I don't know if I with that assessment.
He's also so creepy, he's super creoty. Well, both of
the is it.
Speaker 1: Are there three brothers or just the two?
Speaker 3: Is it just and like that other scriby doctor. I
think it's the two creepy ones. They all just grow
me out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but there, this is who they have on These
are their choices.
Speaker 3: These are their choices where we have cool people like,
oh my god, so many cool bead.
Speaker 1: Although now that he has this new radio show, I
seriously doubt he's going to be making a run for
the Senate or for like governor or anything else that
people are suggesting that he might run for. I could
be wrong.
Speaker 3: I absolutely think he's going to run for Senate. I
think yeah. I think that the radio show is like
a platform. It's like a stepping stone to get him
more exposure to run for public office.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I don't know, because like that's.
Speaker 1: The TV and the radio, and like why would you
leave that.
Speaker 3: That's my hot take politics, because I think he is
a political animal. I really do. I think he's a
he is he was, he'd be so good at that
and he's been in it, you know what I mean.
I think he's totally going to run.
Speaker 1: Well, we'll see, and we hope to have him on
our show again in the near.
Speaker 3: Future, and we'll just ask him, we'll try to get
it out of him if that happens.
Speaker 1: But he had his first show yesterday, his first his
premiere radio show that's on Salem podcast or like programs
in the afternoon, and he was talking about the fact
that Donald Trump needs to win the Nobel Peace Prize
and if he doesn't, it's an absolute crime.
Speaker 21: Here he is, it'll be an absolute travesty. A lot
of people like to talk about war and peace. He
talks about peace and war. I think he absolutely wants
to bring peace to this world. I think he's doing it.
He deserves a Nobel Peace Prize.
Speaker 3: I agree.
Speaker 1: That's just a little taste of his show that you
can catch every.
Speaker 3: Weekday, right, I mean, I totally agree he does deserve it.
Whether or not he gets it, I mean, come on,
I don't know. I'm not going to get my hopes up.
I mean Obama got the Peace Prize. Come on, and
he was barely He got it like a year in
like he had done me. I think it was like
ten months and he had done nothing. They were just like, well,
I mean to Obama, let's give it to him. Okay.
It's just so useless. Come on, I know it's pointless. Whatever.
Speaker 1: Also, we spent some time yesterday talking about Chucker Carlson
and just sort of how odd he has become screaming
sent months. Yeah, very defensive and just different and he
used to be. And for whatever reason, he calls out
Ben Shapiro constantly.
Speaker 3: He did it with Megan Kelly.
Speaker 1: He's done it.
Speaker 3: He's done it multiple times.
Speaker 1: And despite the fact that Ben has continuously said, please
have me on your show, Please come on my show,
Let's debate this out, let's have a conversation about our differences,
Tucker prefers to just snipe at him behind his back
or like with other shows, and not actually have a
direct conversation with him. So he did that again at
the TPUSA event this past weekend. I can't remember who
he was sitting down and talking with specifically, but you're
going to see a little bit of Tucker going after
Ben again and then Ben responding, which is just it's perfect.
Speaker 13: His questions like, hey, were you running a sexual blackmail
scheme in my country? Shut up, says Ben Shapiro, You're
an anti simit. Well no, I'm not. Why is it
not a fair question? There's tons of evidence this is happening, Like,
are you joking? You're not going to shout me down.
By the way, at this point, I spent four years
being shouted down by the left for ask king I
thought pretty reasonable questions. I have always felt very moderate.
I'm not a hater at all, and I don't I'm
not going to become one, and I don't think my
questions are insane. They may be stupid, but if they're stupid,
then just speak slowly so I couldn't understand as you
answer them.
Speaker 3: Okay, here it is slowly.
Speaker 22: If you are asking a question but demanding no answer
to that question, and any evidence that contradicts your pet
theory is dismissed. You are not asking a question. You
are positing a theory of your own, but don't have
the balls to say the thing you want to say,
which is that Donald J. Trump, the President of the
United States, is in fact covering up a child rape ring.
That's as slowly as I've ever talked on the show,
and slower than I will ever talk again. That is
the thing that I am saying. And by the way,
I've never called Tucker Carlson an anti Semite. I actually
haven't go back look through the record. It's never a
thing that's happened. He's throwing that out there as a
red herring to the fact that he is saying things
that he does not have the capacity to back up.
Speaker 3: Period.
Speaker 22: And this is all part again of a sort of
broader demoralization effort that is happening on parts of the right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't I don't like what's going on. I
don't like some people on the right, or I don't
I don't like it. Yeah, And it's and it's this
like chipping away at the Trump administration too. I'm not
liking it. I mean, it's he's doing a freaking fantastic
job as president. I mean, I just I think he is.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And I think we're going to see some movement
on the Epstein thing, which we will get into in.
Speaker 3: Just a second.
Speaker 1: But first, there's this hilarious video from Duke Gomez about
a protester that got absolutely smacked down by just this
like big lug of a guy and who is wearing
a T shirt where on the back it says I
Am the weapon. So funny what he does to this card.
Speaker 18: Watch, buddy, I hope your hand is doing all right,
we're out here, all of us are thinking of you.
We hope that you heal that hand up and yeah,
you make it back out. You are for sure the
fucking weapon. I mean it's it's written by dere Fuck.
Somebody get a wheelbarrow for this guy's nutsack, totally fuck.
Speaker 3: I love him. Isn't Jukeomes? I think that's the name.
I freaking love that guy. Oh my gosh, here's the weapon.
Speaker 1: He is over it, guy.
Speaker 2: I just blocked her.
Speaker 1: I think it was a her. I don't know that
age group.
Speaker 3: Once you get to be like sixty seventy, you're like,
I'm done. I'm done here. There's no filter anymore. I're
just gonna hit everybody. Oh my gosh.
Speaker 1: All right, So let's talk about this Epstein thing and
get that out of the way, because it continues to
be a thing, obviously, because we still have no answers. Yesterday,
former Prime Minister and of Tolly Bennett posted about this.
This accused this accusation that Epstein was part of Mosad.
So he says, as a former Israeli Prime minister, with
the Masad having reported directly to me, I say to
you with one hundred percent certainty, the accusation that Epstein
somehow worked for Israel or the MASAD running a blackmail
ring is categorically and totally false. Epstein's conduct, both the
criminal and the merely despicable, had nothing whatsoever to do
with Masad or the State of Israel. Epstein never worked
for the Masad. This accusation is a lie being peddled
by prominent online personalities such as Tucker Carlson, pretending they
know things that they don't. They just make things up,
say it with confidence. And these lies stick because it's Israel.
There's a vicious wave of slander and lies against my
country and my people, and we just won't take it anymore.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I and Democrats are calling for all this transparency now,
which I'm like, well, why aren't you calling for this
transparency when Biden was president or like when any I mean,
this shit's been going on forever, and you guys never
called for trans like all of a sudden, they're like,
we demand transparency.
Speaker 2: Right, Like what, okay, what about when he was alive?
Speaker 3: I don't okay whatever.
Speaker 1: Well, and of course Tucker, who by the way, said
recently that when Iran screams death to America and death
to Israel. Those aren't actually they don't necessarily mean it.
Speaker 3: Those are just like sayings, you know.
Speaker 1: What I mean. He actually that same guy who allowed
the president of Iran to come and say no, no, no,
we don't mean that at all and just offered no
pushback whatsoever. That same Tucker Carlson responded to Bennett and said,
you quote, just won't take it anymore instead of issuing threats.
So he's accusing Bennett of issuing threats by simply saying
we're not gonna take it anymore. But yet the president
of Iran who can scream death to America, that's not
really a threat.
Speaker 3: And not only that, but there's like a forty million
dollar bounty on Trump's head ran bye Iran. I mean,
I feel like that that's kind of a problem. That's
something that we as Americans should be a little concerned about.
Speaker 1: So he says, instead of issuing threats on social media,
why don't you sit down for a rational interview on
Jeffrey Epstein's ties to the Israeli government. Will reach out
to your office this morning. And as much as I
would love to see this, I also just think it's
beneath Bennett at this point to even I agree, deal
with Tucker.
Speaker 3: I mean it's yeah, it's And there's part of me
that's just like, well, I mean it's good for ratings, right, Yeah,
you get really good Yeah, you get good viewership out
of that.
Speaker 1: So so we'll see, maybe he will go on it.
I yeah, I don't know, you know, and build them
like I want to see it, but I also don't
want him to do it, right, I.
Speaker 3: Mean, this whole Epstein thing, Like, I'm starting to think
it's interesting that some people think that Trump's on the list, right,
I absolutely think that he's not on the list, because
if he were on the list, you would have already
been outed because listen, they tried to kill the guy.
They would they would have used it already. Okay, So
that to me is just absurd. If anybody is on
the list, and then I'm I'm starting to think at
this point that he is. Trump is using this list
as leverage. You your mileage may vary, but what do
you mean Just because I think there are world leaders
and there are people really important people that are on
this list, I think that I think that there were
clients that were high profile clients and they're they're on
the list, And so I think Trump has people's balls
in his hands, and he's like, I can use this
as leverage. I wish everybody would just shut up, and
and just his demeanor about this over the past, you
know week, I just you know, I sit, I'd sit
awake at night a lot at night, and I don't sleep,
and I think about this stuff and like this is
this is what I'm thinking now? Is I just maybe
I'm wrong, But I don't understand why else they wouldn't
come out with the list because he's been transparent on
every other thing, and this one thing, there's just not
a lot of transparency. And I don't I wouldn't call
it blackmail. I just think that he is a deal
maker and he's like, I have got this really juicy list.
I got this list of people. I can try to
get things done for America because I have all these
people in the palm of my hand, and he can
he can use that to his advantage because he ain't
on it, but other people are. And so if you've
got that information, why wouldn't you use it? I would
use it if I.
Speaker 1: Were in a position now. I do think we're gonna
hear more, and I don't think it's going to be
terribly a long time from now. I think things are moving,
and the reason I think that is you'll see it
in a minute. But there's still lots and lots of
moving parts with this whole story. We told you yesterday
that Glaine, you know, asked the Supreme Court for an appeal,
and apparently because yesterday was the deadline and DOJ under
Pam Bondi asked the Supreme Court to deny her appeal,
which is interesting. So she appealed her conviction, saying it
should be tossed out for all kinds of different reasons,
and Pam Bondi is saying, the Supreme Court, you just
leave this, just leave this one alone. So that's kind
of interesting, especially because Gillin is really she appears to
be willing to make deals. So she apparently wants to
testify before Congress. She wants to talk about it, but
I guess DJ just doesn't want to cut any deals
with her, is the only thing that I can think
of about this.
Speaker 3: And she needs to be like, I did not unlive myself.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, So I don't know what's going on with that.
That that's just one moving part in this whole sort
of puzzle. And then I know yesterday of course, and
then over the weekend there were all these rumors about
Dan Bongino and threatening to quit. But apparently yesterday he
did appear at work and he's apparently working on something
quote very important, according to Benny Johnson, who said that
he was in a positive mood after further internal movement
toward Epstein disclosures and transparency seem to be in imminent,
and Benny went on to say that he talked to
people where and now feels like there's going to be
a change in the approach to this whole Epstein thing
by the administration. He said, expect more disclosures. Very powerful
people inside the administration are now pushing for a special
counsel and a full press briefing, which is exactly what
needs to happen. A full press briefing. Just answer the
damn questions, make people understand why you are holding withholding
information if you are, just explain it. Don't put out
a two page Sunday night memo.
Speaker 3: That's crazy, right, right, I mean it's but it's still
not the list.
Speaker 1: Well, I don't don't even know that there's a list,
and we'll hear from Alan Derschowitz about that in a second,
because like, why would like Epstein's going to write down.
Speaker 3: Here's a list of all the people that I've used
as clients.
Speaker 1: I mean, there's probably documents that suggest that there's people,
but I don't think there's like, oh my god, there
actual list.
Speaker 3: There's flight logs. I'm sure there's documents, there's people that
have like testified, and I'm sure that.
Speaker 1: The women's out though flogs and all that stuff is out.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and the women, the women who were abused probably
have things that they've said, I'm sure, and you know
they well they've talked to law enforcement and there's documentation
on that. I mean, there there are people who have
been implicated in this, and we just don't know who
all those people are, right, And it would be nice
to know that. That's kind of what we're talking about.
And when I say list, that's what I'm talking about.
Speaker 1: Yeah, not like Epstein like made an actual excess spreadsheet.
Speaker 3: No, I don't think he had like a black book
or like an Excel spreadsheet. I'm talking about like, yeah,
there are people who are I think there was a client.
He had a role of clients who were going back
and forth to this island or using his services. And
I think and it does involve children, and it involves women,
and I think people just want to know. That's what
we want to know. Yeah, for sure.
Speaker 1: And there's definitely there's no way that if Pam Bondi
is going to say there were thousands of videos of
children being abused that there was just one abuser.
Speaker 2: There's just no way that's not of course not so yeah.
Speaker 1: So now I think the Trump administration has has they
understand that people are angry. And Laura Trump told Benny
Johnson she believes that more information is coming here is
what she said yesterday.
Speaker 5: Boys, And he hears all of the consternation out there,
and I think he's going to want to set things
right as well. So I believe that there will probably
be more coming on this.
Speaker 3: And I believe.
Speaker 5: Anything that they are able to release that doesn't you know,
Dama Jinny witnesses or anyone under age or anything like that,
I believe they'll probably try to get out sooner rather
than later because they hear it and they understand it.
So hopefully we see that how the learner and that
I guess that would be my advice to everybody out
there who's all worked up about it. There's no great
plot to keep this information away then I'm aware of.
I do just believe that maybe it's been slow rolled
for reasons that hopefully we understand down the line, and
I think we're probably going to get more transparency on
it very soon.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because they great because they know that Listen. If
they don't, it's going to affect us in the midterms.
It will. Yeah, it just flat out will you guys?
People are pissed off about this. This is oh my god.
I mean, they can try to brush it off, and
I don't know why exactly. Like I said, there are theories,
you know, they're like, like I said, I don't know
if he's using it for leverage or if he just
thinks this isn't important. I like, we need to put
it behind us. We have other things. Maybe he really
does think that. I don't know. There are lots of
different theories on this, but regardless, if the information is
not put out there, it will absolutely affect us in
the mid term.
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Speaker 1: Alan Drischowitz I thought helped put some color around all
of the reasons that there is so much information that
we haven't seen. He did it in a way that
made sense. Did leave me with one question, which we
can get to you after you hear this. But here
is his explanation for why there is so much information
that has not come.
Speaker 3: Out hiding a client list or anything that the Trump
administration could release tonight.
Speaker 19: No, there is no client list and never has been
a client list. A client list suggests that Jeffrey Epstein
made a list of people to whom he trafficked women.
What there is is a redacted fbif David from accusers.
There are several of them from accusers that accuse Jeffrey,
that accuse various people of having improper.
Speaker 1: Sex, and that has been redacted.
Speaker 19: The names of the people accused have been blacked out.
Speaker 20: Now.
Speaker 19: Of course, because I was the lawyer and I did
only investigations, I know who all these people are. I
could figure out based on everything that I saw who
mister Xes, mister Wya's, and mister Z.
Speaker 3: I can tell you right now.
Speaker 19: None of them are public figures who are currently in office,
some of them were previously in office, some of them
are are dead. But there is no client lists, and
the redactions could be undone if you go to court.
So many of the things that are being suppressed are
being suppressed by two judges in Manhattan, and they're doing
it largely to protect the alleged accusers who are in
the view of the judges victims, even though we don't
know what their actual status is. But the judges have
issued orders, which is why I can't disclose things I'd
love to disclose, saying that you can't disclose this information.
But Pam Bondy and the Justice Department and Donald Trump
are not responsible for that. I don't know if any
information that they could disclose that they haven't disclosed. Now.
Maybe there is some, but I'm simply not aware of it.
And so I think it's important to place the blame
where the blame deserves to be placed. The vast majority
of people who are in the files, and I know
them all. I've seen all the names, the vast vast
majority of them have already been disclosed there in articles
all over the world, They're in books that have been written.
So if we got everything everything, you would be shocked
how few names are there that haven't already been disclosed.
The media hasn't, by the way, done a good enough
job in finding the people who who have been disclosed
in the public record.
Speaker 3: So that's that lip. I don't believe him.
Speaker 1: I believe him. I think that that means that Prince
Andrew and Bill Clinton are top two, and probably Bill Gates.
That's mine of it.
Speaker 3: But he's talking about how. But the thing is, I
don't believe like all the things that he just said, though,
because he was talking just a few days ago about
how there's a list and now he's like, there's no list.
Speaker 1: He well, again, I don't think there's like an Excel spreadsheet,
But he's saying, there, yeah, if you you could write
all these people down on a piece of paper and
then you'd have a list of those names. But the
names are there, and he knows who they are. They're
just in all these rejected files. But my question is,
how if this, if these two courts or three courts
or whatever, are saying you're you're not allowed to talk
about any of this. Why doesn't Pam BONDI have the
authority to say those are now unsealed of me get
I'm saying that now as the head of the Department
of Justice for the Agentry, we are unsealing these files affected. Now,
why didn't you do that?
Speaker 3: This is the thing. There's too much squirrely, you know
what I mean, like it, and I don't like he
said something different the other day, like he's going back
and forth and then listen, I know there's no like
I know there's no black book list. I get it,
but freaking saying that. I'm so sick of people saying that,
give it up, daty there's no I know that, but
all the redact names that is, in essence a list
of people.
Speaker 1: And you could still redact the victim names and unredact
to the perpetrator exactly How hard is that? Like what
I guess you know, he is one of the people
who was accused, who claims to be completely innocent, was
exonerated of all of that and turned out Virginia Giufrey
was a big fat liar about him specifically, so it's
possible she and other accusers were big fat liars about
other people. And I get that that could be problematic,
Like you don't if you're innocent and your name is
on one of these files and you didn't do it,
that would really really suck, you know what I mean.
But there's obviously people who perpetrated crimes, and these victims
need justice. That is the that's the bottom line, right, Yeah,
And I know all that, but it would just be
better for the victims to have some freaking justice.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And I think that's what everybody wants. Well, that's
what most people want, right, is for them to have
justice redact them. Yeah. And the thing is like the
flight logs. People know on the flight logs and people say, well,
I mean they just flew with them. Okay, well fine whatever.
I don't really care, but just like, let us let
us see it. That's it, because we were promised we
were going to see it, So redact in it, like
do it, Like, let's see the names and then like
those people who are the victims black them out. Yeah,
Like that's not this is not difficult they're making. But
I think that's the thing that everybody is so squirrely
about on our end is that they're making it so difficult,
right exactly, So why are you doing that? Who are
you trying to protect? Because yeah, because.
Speaker 1: When they blow it off with a two page memo
that that raises all the suspicion.
Speaker 7: Uh huh.
Speaker 3: And I don't think that at this point they're trying
to protect the victims.
Speaker 2: I doesn't think like it.
Speaker 3: No, no, it doesn't.
Speaker 1: And like you said earlier, you know the fact that
democrats are all.
Speaker 2: Like, release the files now when they could.
Speaker 1: Have done it a gazillion times that are on their
own is so ridiculous. One of the most ridiculous is
Hank Johnson, who now considers himself a singer, so he
has written a song about I can't steamphile. I'm not
playing the whole thing, I promise, but here's a little
bit to give you some.
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gonna do my best off of this. Jason Build Tune,
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Speaker 4: By suicide.
Speaker 3: Must be telling us, but.
Speaker 4: We con alone what's been.
Speaker 7: Say the.
Speaker 20: Five?
Speaker 3: My god, these are these are people in charge. I
do not help us. You guys like we are in idiocrity.
That's like in it we are like we are over
the cliff. We're just full blown in it at this point.
You're welcome. I cannot I cannot believe that he has
he has no self awareness, that he doesn't understand that
he right. I know, Becky, I'm embarrassed for him too.
We're all embarrassed for him. M you guys were bringing
it in, we're bringing it in. It's Tuesday. Everybody, have
the best Tuesday, and we will talk to you tomorrow.