Speaker 1: Why is it that they get to break this law?
It shouldn't be that way. A law is a law
is a law.
Speaker 2: He just basically told his quarters, I don't need you anymore.
You got anybody that cares about this case? You can
sum it essentially. I am so tired.
Speaker 3: How do you acting like you the people of the
fate of Indiana or the city of indianapout You do
not think for me or anyone I know?
Speaker 2: That would have been a cute jerk.
Speaker 1: Oh good morning, everybody, happy shiny people out there, Oh
good morning.
Speaker 2: You guys are going to be surprised, perhaps to discover
that Michelle Obama continues to have a podcast with her brother,
like it's still actively happening, happening and they're they're still
doing it.
Speaker 1: She's like as relatable as Megan Markle, you know.
Speaker 2: And she's so unhappy, you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Why are you so unhappy.
Speaker 2: When you're so freaking privileged and you have so many
things and.
Speaker 1: Ut so much of our money to spend, You're welcome.
Speaker 2: And so many homes. Can you just not be such
a miserable cow?
Speaker 4: You know, right?
Speaker 1: Just go away and spend it, like do it silently.
I don't want to see it. Just go spend our
money and do it without me knowing about it. It's like,
why does she have to have a podcast? Why?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: But there's been rumors forever, like probably ever since they
left office that they're gonna get a divorce and so,
and I've never really believed that because I just I mean,
people make that assumption because they were seen separately at
some point, like or He'll go somewhere without her, and
they're like, oh my god, there's trouble in paradise.
Speaker 1: My favorite was Obama and Jennifer Aniston are having an affair.
I hear that one.
Speaker 2: It was ridiculous, totally ridiculous. Yeah, So I've never thought
that they were actually on the outs, but the rumors
were rampant, and I guess in order to quash them,
she decided, or she and her brother decided to have
Barack Obama on as their guest, and they turned on
the Love the Love Machine, like to full blast. They
turned it up to eleven to make sure that the
audience understands they are in this for the long haul.
Here's a little snippet.
Speaker 5: You guys like each other Oh yeah, really that's the
rumor meal.
Speaker 1: Now, don't start.
Speaker 3: It's so nice to have you both in the same room,
I know, because when we aren't, folks think we're divorced.
Speaker 6: These are the kinds of things I just miss, right,
So I don't even know this stuff's going on, right,
And then somebody will mention it to me and I'm
all like, what are you talking about?
Speaker 5: There hasn't been one moment in our marriage where I
thought about Quentin my man. And we've had some really
hard time, so we had to have had a lot
of fun times, a lot of adventures, and I have
become a better person because of the man I'm married to.
Speaker 6: Okay, don't maybe crying out right at the beginning. Don't
let me start tearing up that.
Speaker 2: I mean, there's one thing you can say about Barack
Obama and that he has always seemed to be a
decent husband, a decent father, And there it is.
Speaker 7: I don't know what else.
Speaker 1: I think they're both insincere and smug. That's what I think, well, smug,
without question.
Speaker 2: But I think they like each other fine, I mean,
I think they.
Speaker 1: They like each other. As Mctress of the Clintons like
each other.
Speaker 2: No, they like each other way more than the Clintons
like each other.
Speaker 1: Oh, yeah, they probably they sleep in the same house
at least.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I think they probably like Yeah, I think they're
probably still enjoy each other's company. Yeah, And I don't
think the Clinton's like each other at all.
Speaker 1: They sleep in separate houses.
Speaker 2: Not even just separate rooms, but separate homes.
Speaker 1: Oh they Oh, the Clintons absolutely sleep. They probably sleep
in separate states.
Speaker 2: It's probably right. Also, before we get into sort of
the meat of the show, we wanted to play a
little clip of our BFFs Jennings, who recently had an
appearance on The Eric Bowling Show, and Eric Bowling asked
him a question which we have all wanted to know
the answer to about whether or not he's going to
run for Senate. And you know, he's doing all these projects,
he's got this new radio show, so the question is
out there, and Eric Bowling asked it.
Speaker 3: A lot of people are floating your name to take over,
to jump into the Senate seat, and Mitch McConnell's sent
a seat next year in twenty six you thinking about it.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I haven't made any announcements about that. There's three
people in the race.
Speaker 9: I know them all.
Speaker 8: Like them all have been in and out of their
lives in varigue degrees over the years, have supported them
all in various endeavors. So I'm confident the seat will
remain Republican. I do think politics is a team sport.
I think Trump's the head coach, and eventually he's going
to weigh in on this. And my political advice would
be to anybody, you know, if he calls a play,
we got to we're gonna have to run it. I
wouldn't want to run against the president in Kentucky, so
I don't. I don't really have any announcement about it.
Speaker 3: You let me just let me let me throw that
through the bowling sieve here. If Trump taps you, you're
going to run.
Speaker 8: I pay very close attention to everything the president says it.
Speaker 1: He's totally going to run. I think he's totally going
to run. He should announce on our show, Scott Watching
so great. You need to announce that on our show.
I think you're totally going to run. And I think
he could win.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think you could win, especially if it's a
you know, it's if it's a red area, then he
should be able to. I mean, he says it should
stay red regardless of like who it is, So I
don't know. I mean, we'll see. That is a mystery,
still not confirmed.
Speaker 1: Yep, he should totally. I think you should do it.
He should totally do it, you guys, you should. He
should do that, And you should check out our links
at chicks on right dot com slash links that's where
all of our socials are. Also check out our interview
with Danny Pinter. It's coming out today. That's how we
really Yeah, usually our stuff doesn't come out, are interviews,
they don't come out until Saturday. But this one's coming
out today because it's an important one. You guys have
to check it out. And she is the lawyer, the
attorney for Jane Doe, who is going after Andrew Tate,
and so we feel like you guys need to totally
zone in on this one. Definitely.
Speaker 2: It's coming out at one o'clock Eastern today, and it's
actually going to be premiering, which means that you can chat,
all of you tailgators you can chat during it. So
it's one o'clock Eastern today and the reason that it's
coming out early is simply because the Tait story has
sort of exploded, what with this new accusation from Laurence Southern. However,
we talked to her before that story broke, so that's
not included, but the rest of the interview will probably
new perspective about the Lauren Southern accusation.
Speaker 1: So Jane Doe, Jane Doe. John He's like Jane.
Speaker 2: Doe, So definitely check that out.
Speaker 1: Okay, let's get into some news.
Speaker 2: There was another witness in a congressional the congressional investigation
into the auto pen yesterday, and it was the one
that David Hogg said was like the mastermind, the whole
behind the entire Biden administration. Jill Biden's chief person, Bernal
is his name, and wouldn't you know it, he also
pled the Fifth and didn't answer a single solitary question.
According to Jane Comer, he said, Anthony Bernald, Joe Biden's
chief of staff, just invoke the Fifth Amendment during his
congressional deposition this week, new reporting confirms that Biden's aides
took unauthorized executive actions during his presidency amid his cognitive decline.
It's no surprise that Bernal is pleading the fifth to
shield himself from criminal liability. During his deposition today, he
pleaded the fifth when asked if any unelected official or
family members executed the duties of the president and if
Joe Biden ever instructed him to lie about his health.
This is a historic scandal, and Americans demand transparency and accountability.
We will continue to pursue the truth on their behalf
and examine options to get the answers we need.
Speaker 1: And Democrats will continue to compare it to a digital signature.
You know what I mean, It's just such morons.
Speaker 2: It really is.
Speaker 1: This is this is historic. It is a historic scandal,
and we will not let it go.
Speaker 2: No, this is a huge, huge deal. This is not
something that we can let go. And there needs to
be I mean, who would have ever thought you needed
to have like some sort of legislation saying hey, if
you're mentally incapable of being president, you shouldn't be president. Noently,
we have to do that now because no one will
take responsibility for letting the world know, you know what,
he can't do this job. They will just cover for him,
and there should be consequences for that. It's just crazy
that there's it is We had.
Speaker 1: We had complete imbeciles running the country, which is why
it got into the state that it was in, and
Trump's having to clean all of it up.
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Speaker 2: So, how do you guys feel about amnesty? Because there
is a bill that is being tossed around that is
considered to be a soft amnesty bill, and so here's
what we need to know about it, because there's, like
I want to say, like at least eight Republicans who
are on board with this idea representative. Republican Representative Maria
Elvira Salazar from Florida has introduced what she is calling
the Dignity Act, and it would allow illegals to stay
here if they have successfully been here for five years
or more illegally.
Speaker 1: So basically, if you've gotten away with it, then you
get to stay. Yeah, if you've gotten away with breaking
the law, you've managed to like, you know, just I guess,
keep quiet and get away with Like. It's kind of like,
if I steal something and nobody catches me, I get
to keep it. What is that?
Speaker 2: I don't know, if you successfully steal it and hold
it in for years.
Speaker 1: Or more, but I get to keep that thing. If
I steal a car and nobody noticed this for five year,
I can keep the car. This is bullshit. I think
it's bullshit.
Speaker 2: It's crazy. I mean, I'm just so surprised at the
amount of support that it's garnering. There's a list Eric
Doherty put out that he calls it a soft amnesty bill.
It's been filed. It has the support of several House Republicans,
including the names that you see on your screen now
Don Bacon, Brian Fitzpatrick, Michael Lawler among them. So it
would allow illegals who crossed the border before you're twenty
twenty one a pathway to stay and work legally. They
can get up to seven years of legal status with
work authorization. But here's the catch. They would need to
pay restitution, so they would be fined and check in
regularly with DHS, and the legal status can be renewed
if basically they behave So Maria, who filed the bill
in the first place, she explained it. The way that
she explained it made it less horrible to me, really,
But I mean, I don't know why we're giving anybody
a pass on this. Here she is to explain her rationale.
Speaker 10: If you are undocumented and you have been in the
country for more than five years, you do not have
a criminal record, you're working in paying taxes, you can
come out of the shadows with no fear and apply
for the Dingy status. That means they will pay a
fine of seven thousand dollars over seven years by their
own health insurance, with no access to any federal programs,
and contribute one percent of their salary to the United
States Treasury.
Speaker 1: That is fifty billion dollars plus. Just do the math.
In return, they will never.
Speaker 10: Be deported, They will be able to go home for
Christmas or to go bury their mother, and come back
to the United States to continue working and paying taxes.
It gives them a dignified life in the Promised Land.
Speaker 1: No, I don't agree with this. And why do they
get seven years to pay it? Do I get seven
years to pay things?
Speaker 9: Now?
Speaker 1: I have to pay my taxes every single year and
I don't get seven years to do it nor. I
don't why, No, it's.
Speaker 2: Why So it's seven thousand and then one percent of
whatever they make. Nope, for I don't know how long.
Speaker 1: No, sure about that. It didn't seem nicer when she
talked about it. Mock but it wasn't nice.
Speaker 2: I don't mean it seems more. I mean there's more
caveats I guess to it than just you know, calling
it amnesty without any skin in the game.
Speaker 1: Now, the dignity is leaving taking the thousand dollars that
we so graciously are offering you bye, come back in legally.
That's the that's the dignified way of doing it, is
doing it legally. You're welcome for the thousand dollars offer
that we don't even freaking ow you. We've already given
you enough. You're welcome for that. That's dignified. GTFO. I'm
sorry if you don't like it, but that.
Speaker 2: Will be very, very curious to see what Trump says
about that, because it's just you know, the fact that
this has come out of a Republican out of the
Republican side, and that there's all this Republican backing. I
just how do they do that without running it past
the administration in the first I don't know. I just
if this is because I keep thinking, well, is this
somehow tied to his statements about hospitality and farm work? Like,
is this somehow the way that they're going to approach that, remember,
because how he was saying, well, we're going to make
some exceptions for farming and hospitality.
Speaker 1: Well, it's like construction, anag I think it's construction. There
one point five roughly one point five million people in
construction that are illegal. Bag it's like a couple hundred
thousand still got twenty million, you know what I mean.
It's like, right, give or take, there's what eighteen more
million people that are here illegally. All right, do the math.
Still a lot of freaking people that are here.
Speaker 2: So people will be.
Speaker 1: Like, oh my god, it's all the people in construction anag. Okay,
all right, well, even if you took those people out
of the equation, you still have about seventeen eighteen million
people that are here living off of us. That's still
a lot of freaking people got are living off of
us that have broken the law. I'm not saying that
the people that are in construction and ag should stay
because I mean, I've got a kid that's in construction.
He's American and he's in construction. I assure you that
there are a lot of other kids who are legal
citizens who would be happy to have those jobs, you know.
So I don't I just I don't buy this argument
of well, we've got all these people in these industries. Okay,
well let's change that. Let's change it and let's make
sure that these people come in legally and do it
the right way because it used to be that we
did that. We've got to start changing it. We've got
to start like redefining the notion of people coming in
and doing it legally. We can't make excuses for this
the fact that this woman's like, you get to go
ahead and pay a fine over seven years. Do people
that other people that break other laws get to do that,
because I don't. Why is this law different than other laws.
It's not a buffet. I'm so sick of this. I'm
so sick of the thinking around this. Why is it
that they get to break this law. It shouldn't be
that way. A law is a law is a law.
Speaker 2: Well, and they and we definitely need to start having
some consequences for the people that employ the illegals. Especially.
I'm not talking about like the Nebraska people, that company
that had no idea that they took the documentation they
were supposed to take. It's not their fault, it was fake,
you know what I mean that it was fraudulent. But
when employers willingly, knowingly, purposefully higher illegals, they need to
face some consequences too, because otherwise it's never going to change.
The draw is never going the incentive is never going
to go away, and we need to cut off the incentive.
Speaker 1: And it's and it's sickening to me that we're starting
to see Republicans do this. They're fighting harder for illegals
than they are for American citizens. I'm really freaking tired
of it, tired of it.
Speaker 2: I just think that that's going to grow. You guys,
I think this is going to be a thing. It's
just brace yourself, we'll go in.
Speaker 1: Then we all need to decide to stop paying our
damn taxes. I'm so over it, so over it.
Speaker 2: So And of course, now you know, we've got all
these people attacking Ice and you know, getting all mad
about the ice raids and the detention centers and all
that stuff. Everything that we're trying to do to actually
do the right thing and make sure that these illegals
get removed is being thwarted by Democrats at every turn.
And Julio Rosas was in a hearing yesterday talking about
I mean, he is Latino, and he was talking about
how ridiculous the messaging is from Democrats on this, and
he really let them have it, firiots. This is just
a little summary, but you're going to see his video
in just a moment.
Speaker 11: I'm here testifying today as a Provlatino, but most importantly,
I'm here as an American citizen. This is my country,
this is my home, this is where I grew up.
In and that is why the rhetoric coming from one
side of the aisle about these operations, saying no, no, no,
we got to keep our labor so that we can
maintain our standard of living proves that they want to
view Latinos simply as a underclass to siphon votes from it,
fearmonger from every time that there's an election. They're content
with keeping us as that servant underclass, and that is
why it is disgusting to see them criticize that recent
rate in Ventura County where they found unaccompanied miners working
alongside convicted sex.
Speaker 1: Offenders at a cannabis farm.
Speaker 11: No, we got to keep them there because our elsehowise
are we going to get high if we can't have
unaccompanied miners harvest art weed.
Speaker 1: It's quite frankly despicable, it is.
Speaker 2: It is disgusting that they're defending this stuff.
Speaker 1: Right, he's not wrong?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Wrong? Who's going to clean our toilets? Who's going to
do this, who's going to do that?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I mean it's the same song and dance from these people.
Gross every damn time.
Speaker 2: It's the same. We also need to talk about the
fact that Zoe Ran ma'am Danny decided to pay visit
to all of the Democrats on the Hill yesterday, and
he had lots and lots of meetings with lots and
lots of people trying to get more support from like
I hope. I think he probably hoped for more support
from the moderate Democrats on the Hill, But I mean
the people who ended up really getting all excited about
him were the crazy people who think the way that
he does. So you're going to see what's her name, Promila,
I don't know her first name, Giapaul. You're going to
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Speaker 2: So here's Jayapaul just going on and on about zoan other.
Speaker 12: Oh.
Speaker 7: He he's bringing anybody who can see the reality of
the success of his candidacy and his campaign together. Anybody
that's staying out at this point instead of endorsing this incredible,
dynamic leader is missing an opportunity.
Speaker 2: Do you think he run over anything of members who
weren't reporting him or on the pin?
Speaker 9: Sorry?
Speaker 2: What was you think he won over any members?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 7: I think it's hard not to be one over because
it's the combination of his authenticity, his smart and his
commitment to lifting up working people and making life better
for real folks that is really inspiring.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's hard not to be one over because
we're lemmings.
Speaker 2: People love a cute little smile and like a happy,
go lucky guy.
Speaker 9: That's all right.
Speaker 1: They love the Commies And my favorite was Bernie.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he was so excited the smiley pictures of the
two of them, so smiley.
Speaker 1: I mean, they are just too bee than of those commies.
Speaker 2: One person who has not given a full throated endorsement
yet is the minority leader, the Democrat leader right now,
Hakeem Jeffries. And any time he is asked about zoran
and whether or not Zooran might be damaging to the
Democrats or whether or not he might be as Trump
calls him a gift to Democrats, he cannot answer the
damn question. You guys.
Speaker 1: Here's what happens. Instead.
Speaker 4: The nominee for New York City mayor is a gift
for Republicans in New York State.
Speaker 13: Do you think he's a political liability?
Speaker 14: Donald Trump is a gift to Democratic prospects in Virginia,
New Jersey and in the midterm elections next year.
Speaker 1: Okay, whatever, dude, that's all they have, Like, they don't
have any policies. They're just like, we're anti Trump. Okay.
This is why one of the big reasons that Trump
got elected is because you guys do not have policies.
You have is TDS.
Speaker 2: What are they going to do in twenty twenty eight
when there is no Trump to be against.
Speaker 1: They're going to turn their eyre towards that whoever it
is our candidate is, whether it's you know, Marco Rubio
or JD. Vance or whoever it's gonna be, or Ron DeSantis,
they're just going to be like they're going to have,
you know, whatever derangement syndrome. But whoever that is, it's
gonna be the derangement syndrome du jour. They just they
have nothing. It's and they're communists now, I mean, they
are full blown commies at this point. There's no turning back.
The tooth bases out of the tube. So good luck
with that. They're embracing it.
Speaker 2: I know, it's it's crazy. And also in other Democrat news,
and how just ridiculous they are so J. D. Pritzker JB.
Pritzker introduced his new budget and there is five hundred
thousand dollars that is earmarked to go to a college
that has been closed for three years. This is how
pathetic these people are. They're just like, anybody can have
the money, and so because this college is closed, what
do you think is going to happen to that money?
They don't know.
Speaker 1: They'll absorb it. They'll exactly the politicians will absorb it's
only five hundred thousand dollars. And this is what liberals
will say. They'll be like, I mean, that's not that
much money. It is would you like.
Speaker 2: To have it in your bank account? Because I would?
Oh my good, it's crazy, man, absolutely crazy. Cannot Also,
a big thing that happened yesterday was that Israel bomb
Syria and they were going after. The reason that they
did it is because of the genocide that's been happening
against Christians and Drews, and so Noah Tishbee explains it
quite well. We'll let hurt you the talking here.
Speaker 15: She is sitting in Syria right now. The Drews are
a small religious minority and they're currently being slaughtered in
the Syrian city of Sueeda.
Speaker 2: The Jews are Arabs, but they.
Speaker 15: Have their own distinct religion, culture, and customs, and that
makes them a target for radical Islamist extremists. Earlier this week,
clashes broke out between the Jews and Bedouins in southern
Syria near the border with Israel. That's when Islamist forces
allied with the Syrian government use the opportunity to attack
the Drews by humiliating them, executing them, burning their homes,
all with the backing of the Syrian government. This is
the targeted persecution of a minority group, and it's part
of a bigger pattern. Across the Middle East. Minorities are
under attack by Islamists, Christians, Yazidis, Kurds, and now the Drews.
But there is one country where the Jews are not
only protected, they thrive, and that country is Israel. In Israel,
the Drews are acknowledge as they protected minority, and they
participate in every aspect of israel society. They serve in
the military, they serve in government. They are a vital
part of Israel's fabric because Israel is the only country
in the region with full religious freedoms, and because of
that bond between the Jews community and the State of Israel,
Israel is now taking action to protect the Drews in Syria.
Some of the media and online, not surprisingly, are painting
Israel as the aggressor, but the reality is that once
again Israel's defending minorities from radical Islamists. We stand with
our Jews brothers and sisters, and we must all stand
against radicalism and its violence. In the Middle East to peace.
Speaker 2: It's amazing that this is I mean that people will
actually attack Israel for protecting minorities, you know what I mean. Like,
it's just so bringing backwards that this is where we
are now that we look at an attack and we
think Israel is aggressively violent for no reason. No, there's
a reason.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and then a lot of it, like even conservatives
will align themselves with Islam, and it's like, good luck
with that, dude, My god, good luck.
Speaker 2: I love the way that Joel Berry put this. He says,
as always, Israel continues to take out the trash on
behalf of the civilized world. And here is a video
of when the attack happened. It was actually from the
view of a reporter during a news coverage or a
news news cycle. And so here is what happened.
Speaker 9: Ajasa say.
Speaker 2: Bikes and so BBC here's how they decided to characterize it.
They said, Israel bombs Syrian forces entering Drew City after
Septarian clashes.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well it's the BBC, you know.
Speaker 2: I it's just so absolutely ridiculous the way that they
position it.
Speaker 1: It is a crazy way to report, I swear, and
it's weird.
Speaker 2: That like all the people that are so anxious to
talk about Israel said nothing, not a freaking word. Nobody
cares unless it's about the Jews. The Jews. It's just
so predictable and ridiculous. At this point, hellel Fold said,
Notice how no one is standing up for the Drews
being butchered Holocaust style. No encampments, no protests, no marches,
no queers for Drews, no amnesty, no UN, no ICC,
no CNN, no BBC, no one, no one except Israel.
As always, It's always that way, it is.
Speaker 9: It is.
Speaker 2: And then these attacks got they everything stopped rather quickly.
Marco Rubio immediately on it. He was asked during a
meeting with the President of Bahrain, who was visiting Trump yesterday.
Reporters were asking for an update about this conflict, and
here is what he told them yesterday.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's complicated, obviously.
Speaker 16: These these are historic law time rivalries between different groups
in the south west of Syria, Bedouins, the Druz community,
and it led to an unfortunate situation and a misunderstanding.
It looks like between the Israeli side and the Syrian side.
So we've been engaged with them all morning long and
all at night long with both sides, and we think
we're on our way towards a real de escalation and
then hopefully get back on track and helping Syria build
a country and arriving at a situation there in the
Middle East is far more stable. So in the next
few hours, we hope to see some real progress to
end what you've been seeing over the last couple of hours.
Speaker 1: Yeah, people are like, I've not heard about this. Yeah,
you're not surprised. You also haven't heard a lot about
Christians being slaughtered all over the world.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, because the usual suspects don't care about that
unless it has something to do with Israel, right anyway,
to give some much needed perspective, because all you hear
right now are the canvases and the like, all the
usual suspects. They're always crying about the children, the Palestinian children,
the children in Gaza, the genocide that's taking place at
the hands of the IDF. And it's until you think
about what happened on October seventh, and like reframe it
into what would it look like if it happened here,
It's like people have forgotten what really happened and why
Israel reacted the way they did, And Nick Fretus explained
it so well, like he reframed it to be like,
what would what would we do in this situation if
we extrapolated the numbers of people that were slaughtered on
October seventh to how many people per capita, it would
look like here, and man, does he do that really?
Really well? Take a listen.
Speaker 9: Israel right now.
Speaker 12: You would not be calling ahead to see, hey, just
wanted to let you know we're going to be coming in.
You'd be kicking doors and beating the living piss out
of people. So spare me your moral outrage when Israel
wants to do the same thing I once did. The
number I was like, okay, if Mexico crossed into Texas
killed forty thousand people and kidnapped another fifteen hundred to
two thousand, and then the EU called for the United
States to engage in discretion and a ceasefire. I can
tell you how quick we tell them to go f
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to everybody in the world that that was a really
bad idea. So I don't want look, I don't want
Palestinians to die. I don't want Israelis to die. But
if one side gets to continually engage in terrorist operations
and start wars with the rest of the world, just
immediately calling for a ceasefire the moment you hit back,
that's absurd. And what you've actually done with the West
has taught Hamas is that the more civilian casualties you get,
the more funding you get, and the more support you'll get.
We've incentivized killing their own civilians by not demanding that.
Speaker 9: They not do that.
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Speaker 2: All right, we got to talk about it. It was
the big story of yesterday, as much as I didn't
want it to be. It was I don't know what's
going on with Trump and why he is botching, there's
no better word for it. Unfortunately, he's watching this whole
Epstein case, the delivery, the messaging on it, all of it.
So it started with a tweet where he just basically
told his supporters I don't need you anymore. You got
anybody that cares about this case, you can suck it. Essentially,
why don't you go ahead and read to everyone what
he said exactly.
Speaker 1: God, I just hay, I hated yesterday. I hated it,
you guys. The radical left Democrats have hit peydrt again,
just like with a fake and fully discredited Steele dossier,
the lying fifty one intelligence agents, the laptop from Hell,
which the dem swore had come from Russia. No, it
came from Hunter Biden's bathroom, and even the Russia Russia
Russia scam itself a totally fake and made up story
in order to hide crooked Hillary Clinton's big loss in
the twenty sixteen presidential election. These scams and hoaxes are
all the Democrats are good at. It's all they have.
They are no good at governing, no good at policy,
and no good at picking winning candidates. Also, unlike Republicans,
they stick together like glue. Their new scam is what
we will forever call the Jeffrey Epstein hoax. And my
past supporters have brought into this bullshit hook line. They've
bought into this bullshit hook line and sinker. They haven't
learned their lesson and probably never will, even after being
conned by the lunatic left for eight long years. I
have had more success in six months than perhaps any
president in our country's history. And all these people want
to talk about with strong prodding by the fake news
and the success star of Dems is the Jeffrey Epstein hopes.
Let these weaklings continue forward and do the Democrats work.
Don't even think about talking of our incredible and unprecedented
success because I don't want their support anymore. Thank you
for your attention to this matter. Make America great again. Okay,
So here's the thing. I'm we can You can do things.
They're not mutually exclusive of one another, right, That's the
first thing. Second thing is, I'm not a Democrat sheep. Okay,
I don't fall in line just because a politician tells me. Too,
just because I love Trump, I'm not going to fall
in line just because he tells me. To I'm not.
There are a lot of people out there that are
doing that. I see both. I see both sides of
the point. I see some people who are like I'm briskly,
and then I see some people people who are like,
you guys, I will trust him off a cliff, I
will I will go with him off I will do
anything that he tells me to do. I'm not going
to do that. I'm going to question, like I find
this because here's the thing. I think he either knows
that you know that the files don't have anything in them.
Maybe there is nothing in them, maybe there's no you know,
weird client list or some sealed testimony something that we're
there's nothing for us to see, or there is something
so dangerous that he doesn't want us to see them.
Either way, that could be communicated to us and not
just like brushed over and calling us, you know, names, weeklings,
like don't call me a weekling, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: And he doesn't want our support anymore.
Speaker 1: I mean he doesn't. He doesn't need it because he's
not going to run for president again, so he writ doesn't.
I think, you know, he wants so badly to get
his agenda done I do believe that. I think he
is on a mission from God to get stuff done.
I get it. But at the same time this is
being handled.
Speaker 2: So it's just it's being botched that there's there's not
another word to describe how badly he's communicating this. And
we'll get into various interpretations of the hoax because that's
what he keeps calling it, which is odd, you know
what I mean, Like Jeffrey Epstein died, we still don't
really have a good understanding of how because that the
autopsy hasn't been released, there's plenty of stuff that could
be released that hasn't been released, and so what part
is the hoax exactly? And so there's some interpretation about that,
which actually made me feel a little bit better. But
my issue with it, of course, as I've said, is
the gaslighting. You cannot have all of the members of
your administration go on and on about this for the
past year and then act as though we're crazy for
listening to them.
Speaker 1: You just you can't do any It's more than that.
In twenty twenty three, there was a tweet from Trump saying,
we need to know what's you know, we need to
see what's in these files. We need to see who
the clients are. I mean, I'm paraphrasing, but he was
talking about this two years ago, maybe even longer. But
I just saw a tweet from twenty twenty three, So
I mean, this is not calling us weaklings because we're
interested in the stuff that they have been talking about
four years is inappropriate. It's just inappropriate at this point.
Speaker 2: That's the gas lighting. That's why. That's the part that
makes me crazy, is it's just like you need get
to make me feel like you guys didn't make us
care about this, because you did. In fact, if we
look back at twenty twenty one, jd Vance had a
couple tweets about this. He said, what possible interest would
the US government have in keeping Epstein's client secret? Oh
so back in twenty twenty one it was super important.
He also said, if you're a journalist and you're not
asking questions about this case, you should be ashamed of yourself.
What purpose do you even serve? I'm sure there's a
middle class teenager somewhere who could use some harassing right now,
but maybe try to do your job once in a while.
And if you're looking at that thinking, oh well, that
was twenty twenty one. Let's not forget what he said
this past October twenty twenty four.
Speaker 1: But we we release the list. Seriously, we need to
release the FCCENE list.
Speaker 12: That is an important thing.
Speaker 1: It is, It is important, it is jad it's kind
of important. I mean, we could ask Virginia Jeoffrey or
whatever her name is, right, we could oh wait, oh no,
we can't. Oh wait, we can't ask her. That's right,
because she's all sorts of dead, that's right. We can't
ask her. So, I mean, there's listen, there are people
that were involved in this case that are no longer here.
I just I have questions.
Speaker 2: They are reasonable, They were reasonable.
Speaker 1: Now I mean this, and the thing is, I feel like,
if you want this to go away, transparency is a disinfectant.
It just is. It'll make all of that. I don't
know why they're so afraid to put things out there.
Is it so bad? Because if it's not bad, if
it is just like this big nothing burger.
Speaker 2: Then release it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, release everything, and then it's like there you go,
there's your disinfectant. It'll go away. Everything will be clean,
everything will be bleached, everything will be clean. We'll all
move forward and we're done. We're done here, so just
do it.
Speaker 2: And there's like, you know, I hear a lot of
people say, well, he didn't campaign on this, which is true,
it was not part of his like official agenda. However,
there are clips of him saying, yeah, I would be
totally open to releasing this. He had his entire team
talking about this at nauseum, So you can't just only
look at Trump here, and if he wants to pretend
now that this was never you know, a big deal
for him. I don't know why Cash and Pam and
JD and his own son, Don Junior were all out
there talking about this and like fanning the flames and
putting out binders to influencers. If there was nothing there,
why did they keep teasing us that there was. That's
the problem. And so for now then, you know, so
you saw Trump's tweet. Then there was the questions from
the reporters about it when the Bahrainian president was with him,
and that's when he went even further and said, y'all
who are interested in this case or who have questions
about this case are stupid and foolish periods.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Fenius, President, I really want to move past all
this intrigue over the Epstein files.
Speaker 9: But I do want to ask me to clarify.
Speaker 2: Something you said this morning.
Speaker 9: You said this was all a hoax.
Speaker 2: Has your Attorney general ooks told you this was a hoax?
Speaker 9: What evidence?
Speaker 17: The journey General? Now, I know it's a hoax. It's
started by Democrats. It's been run by the Democrats for
four years. You had Christopher Ray and these characters and
call me before him, and it's a bad group.
Speaker 9: It started. Actually, look at the Steele dossier that turned
out to be a total hoax.
Speaker 17: The fifty one agents, the intelligence so called intelligence agents
was a hoax.
Speaker 9: It's all been a big hoax.
Speaker 17: It's perpetrated by the Democrats, and some stupid Republicans and
foolish Republicans fall into the net and so they try
and do the Democrats work. No, no, I call it
the Epstein hoax. The sad part is it's people that
are really doing the Democrats work. There's stupid people.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Go. So Riley Gans was like, was it stupid and
foolish when he campaigned on releasing the files, which he
did not. She was wrong about that.
Speaker 1: He did not campaign on it, but.
Speaker 2: He did make his whole team promote it like crazy
that that's always been the case. Are Pambondi, cashpital Dan Bongino,
and Alina Habba all foolish and stupid for peddling this
for the past six months? Why on earth is he
doing this?
Speaker 1: That's my quest?
Speaker 2: Yeah, what is his Why does he think that this
is the smart way to even get us to stop
caring about it? The smart way would have been for
Pam to hold a big press conference saying, I know,
you guys have been really excited about this. I was too.
I thought there was going to be more to it.
Turns out there's nothing to it. Then the answer, you know,
question and answer. There could have been a session, but
they did this on the down low on a Sunday
night with a two page memo, and now they're telling
everybody to just shut up about it.
Speaker 1: That doesn't look suspicious. It's totally sus as the kids
would say, God, there are some people on our side
that believe that he's willing to just completely alienate all
of his base to get his mission accomplished. Right, but why?
My question is why?
Speaker 9: Right?
Speaker 1: And another question I have is how will this affect
the GOP as a whole because moving forward, this is
such a I mean, people will say this isn't a
big deal. It is a big deal. It's a big deal,
and so I you know, it may not matter to
him because he's not going to run for a third term,
but we got to look at it big picture wise
and see how it affects the GOP because there's been
so much transparency in this administration. This has not been
handled with transparency. And it's like being in listen, I
don't I hate the analogy of a marriage because I
don't treat these guys like, you know, it's a relationship really,
but I do like with this, I'll just use the
marriage analogy. It's like, if you're in a marriage, you
trust that person implicitly and then they kind of lie
to you about one thing. You're gonna look at them differently,
like for the rest of your life. And I feel
like and at least wonder why, like why are you
doing this? What is the purpose of this? I don't
understand why. Then they can make it right eas a lot.
They can make it right so easily, they could just
make it right. So I don't so as you know,
when it comes to affecting the GOP as a whole.
I'm concerned about that because I should be. Yeah, because listen,
he could have six success after success after success for
the next three years, and that's great, that's great, But
there's always going to be this thing hanging. And Liberals
are pouncing on this. They're trying to connect, like you know,
Howard Lutnick and Epstein, and they're trying. I mean, they're
doing everything. They will. They will use this to their
advantage because they can. This is like total red meat
for them, and we would, we'd use it, so why
won't they They're going to totally do that.
Speaker 2: And then Trump says, we're doing the work of democrats
by asking the same questions. He's the reason he again
watched this entire delivery. It did not have to be
like this. But every time he speaks out against the
people asking the questions, it makes it look more suspicious.
I don't know why this is hard for him to understand.
I don't know why Don Junior isn't being like dad.
Oh my god. Laura even said the other day we
played the clip of her saying, I think he's going
to make this right. He understands why and so clearly
she's not gotten to him because he's still going full
steam ahead with this whole You guys are idiots. I
don't need your support anymore, which is the absolute wrong
and approach. Right.
Speaker 1: And somebody said trust the process. I would trust the
process if he wasn't calling us weak, right, I don't
think it's It's not weak to want transparency. It's not
weak to expect that from an administration that has, you know,
prided themselves on transparency. And so all right, well put
up for shut up, do it. It's like this, like
I said, it's a disinfectant. It would clean this whole
thing up. That's all. That's all we're asking. It's not
a big deal. Just do it.
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Speaker 2: Trump continues to say that Pam Bondy has just been
absolutely awesome at this entire thing, and that he has
no problem with her putting out credible evidence. Here is
a little bit more of what he said.
Speaker 17: Pam BONDI, I really think that she's done very good,
she says, I gave you all the credible information, and
if she finds any more credible information, she'll give that too.
Speaker 9: What more can she do than that? I mean, honestly,
what more can she do?
Speaker 1: What more can she do?
Speaker 7: You guys?
Speaker 2: I mean she already gave us binders.
Speaker 1: What more can she do? Yeah, it's getting out of hand.
Speaker 2: It's getting out of hand. There was a reporter who
asked specifically about his earlier in the day tweet that
you just you know, you read just a little bit ago,
specifically calling out past supporters basically saying he doesn't need
his past supporters anymore. Someone wanted him to get more
specific about that and asked him, are you disowning some
of your past supporters? And he said he's lost faith.
Speaker 9: Monnie, And you.
Speaker 4: Mentioned past supporters when you're talking about the the Epstein issue.
Speaker 1: Does that mean that you're effectively disowning any supporters who
are have.
Speaker 9: A lot of a lot of faith at certain people.
Speaker 17: And yeah, I'd lost because they got duped by the Democrats.
Speaker 9: The Democrats are good for nothing.
Speaker 1: Oh my good dude. Come on.
Speaker 2: People on the on Twitter were absolutely losing their minds.
Graham Allen saying, I'll make it simple. I don't agree
with his language towards the supporters for simply wanting those
who harm children brought to justice.
Speaker 1: Maybe he is right and it's a hoax.
Speaker 2: Who knows. At this point it's changed four times in
a week. I fully support the president, but this response
from the DOJ, FBI and the White House has been awful.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and all you get to do is really some
just release some shit so we can.
Speaker 2: See answered some damn questions.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 2: Kauisen, as a do said, I don't even think there
is an Epstein list much less one with Trump on it.
But he's handling this so poorly that there might as
well be right Tempoole and also Elon Timpoole had tweeted
this out, saying Trump is trying to nuke his bass,
and Elon piped in saying he should just release the
files and point out which part is the hoax? Okay,
look at that's what I don't understand, right, Elon, Look
how reasonable that is.
Speaker 1: That's exactly what we're saying. Just release it and say, hey,
this part's a hoax, right, and this parts re y'all,
let's just here are the fire Let us determine what
is so hard about this.
Speaker 2: I don't know, it's what is so frustrating about this thing,
can't Benny said. Trump compares the Epstein list to various
deep state hoaxes. But the irony here is that we
only know Russia Gate, Hunter's laptop J six, et cetera.
Our hoaxes because we asked questions, investigated, and released real
incriminating evidence. We refuse to believe the official story because
something was wrong. We kept pushing and finally broke the truth.
This is how we solve the Epstein hoax. As well,
release everything full disclosure. Chips fall where they may trust
the American people right, We're not absolutely, we're not idiots.
Speaker 1: We're not weaklings. Definitely not weaklings.
Speaker 2: I love not the beech sod. Trump is going full
retard close my favorite. I'm so glad we brought it back,
you know. I know Kyle Becker also with a really
good one. If Trump handled this with humility and respect
for those asking basic questions about a case that rightly
or wrongly has explosive implications, this would have been handled
so much better. You can't just wave your hand and
say there's nothing here, and if you keep asking questions,
you're not really a supporter. This message is tone deaf
and fundamentally on American There are limits to Kara's authority,
as I predicted long ago, and it does not override
rational legal authority. We are Americans, not cult followers by nature.
Trump has been a brave and successful leader on many issues,
but this is not one of them. In the final analysis,
the American people should not accept a government run by
elites for our own good.
Speaker 1: Well, I think this is it. It's also showing who
conservatives really are and we aren't cult followers. It's kind
of like, you know what I said in the beginning,
that I'm not a Democrat cheap and I don't fall
in line just because somebody tells me to. I'm gonna
ask questions. And most of us are that way. Now, granted,
there are exceptions. I think we I think there are
a couple of people, as somebody just said in here, unsubscribe. Okay,
you go ahead and do that. You go ahead.
Speaker 2: We differ in opinion that bless your little heart, you
know what I mean.
Speaker 1: But I'm going to ask questions because it's my right
to do that, because I live in a constitutional republic.
It's my right to do that. And he works for me. Still.
I love Trump, but he still works for me.
Speaker 2: That's exactly right. Patrick bet David also chiming in, and
he simply said, no one is bringing more attention to
the Epstein files than President Trump. It is getting out
of control. An insider should have a conversation. His teammate
promises they didn't keep the bas is pissed rightfully, So
your base is not your enemy. Focus on regaining trust.
And that's exactly right. I mean, calling us stupid, foolish,
or as Tim Poole points out here, bad people. Really,
that's what we are now is bad people, right, right?
Speaker 9: I mean.
Speaker 19: Donald Trump says the people that are interested in the
Jeffrey Epstein in Cree are bad people. He said, only
bad people in fake news are interested in the Jeffrey
Epstein inquiry. I guess that puts me in the category
of bad people. My friends, he.
Speaker 2: Had a Viva fry on And to your point earlier,
this is bigger than just you know, some conservative people
online being interested in the Epstein case. This affects how
people trust this administration, right, and whether or not they
come out for something like the midterms when Trump isn't
even on the ballot, right, So that is the discussion here,
and I think it's a valid one.
Speaker 4: Back it up to the beginning where it's not a
false dichotomy of if you're criticizing Trump it means you're
going to vote for the Democrats. But what it does
mean and I had on the Polster as far as
I'm concerned, one of the only reliable posters out there,
Richard Barriss Big Data Polling, talking about the fact that like, okay,
you're just going to make them become inactive voters, and
they're not going to turn out at the midterms, and
low turnout doesn't favor Republicans.
Speaker 1: So, on the one hand, shaming.
Speaker 4: Your most ardent supporters for following a theory that you
yourself proposed, it might not get them to vote Democrat
because you'd have to.
Speaker 6: Have a hole in your head to vote for the Democrats.
Speaker 1: But you'll just stay home.
Speaker 2: You'll just stay home. There are so many people online
who are saying exactly that I'm done. I'm not yah
bother voting.
Speaker 1: This is pointless exactly because we voted for something different
than this, and he's basically saying that we're we're something
that we're not weaklings like he's calling his weaklings and stupid,
like I didn't vote like that, what a jerk, Like
I can't believe he's doing this. So I'm just gonna
stay home. And you know who's loving this the most liberals.
They're loving this. They're eating this up, you guys, they
are just loving all of this.
Speaker 2: Yep. Chip Roy actually made a great point when he
was on the Glenn Beck program about what specifically should
be released to give us, cause I mean, I'm sure
I speak for you when I say, I don't want
to see child porn videos. That's not what I'm after here. No,
that's not at all what people want to see. No,
we just want some basic freakin' questions answered. And Chip
Roy put that really.
Speaker 18: Well, Look, the American people deserve to know more information
than they're getting. I also trust the Trump administration to
work through this. As a former federal prosecutor, what I
would tell you is the one thing we got to
be mindful of. When you say, quote, release the files,
remember that there are victims, okay, and you've got to
be careful about that. Remember that there are also individuals
who might have been in some book or some list
that never got on a flight, that never had anything
to do with this creep, you know, at least directly
or did certainly didn't go to the island. So you've
got to be careful about that. I think what we
need is the autopsy released, the full details that surrounding
the suicide, and I think we need the flight logs,
which are traditionally public. I think we should start with that,
get that out there so people can understand those facts.
And I think then the Department of Justice owes us
sort of an explanation for what are they doing in
light of the prosecution of Epstein, in light of the
prosecution of Giselain Maxwell? What is it are they protecting anyone?
Who are the people? Who else should be prosecuted? And
why aren't they being.
Speaker 20: I think the American people want to believe. I mean,
I would rather have this be the truth that there
wasn't a big deal. There were some people, but it
wasn't as big as we thought. I'd love to believe that,
but you need to take the American people through it
because we have a lack of trust.
Speaker 1: Mingo. Yeah, I mean, and listen, I know people are
people are saying stuff like, you know, they they may
have flown to the island, they didn't do anything. Well,
I mean, well, what do they They went for a barbecue?
Like what what were they doing on the island? What
were people like if you were flying there, what were
they doing? I mean I was like, what why were
they on the Lolita Express or whatever it's called. I
don't know, Like I I do want to know. Like
I know, people are like the flight logs are out there,
but I want to see the official flight logs. I
want to see all that. I want to see who
was going there. I want to understand why they were
going there. Why would you go there, Why would you
go hang out with Jeffrey Epstein? The guy was a
complete piece of crap. Fishing. They went for the fishing, Michael,
they went to go fishing.
Speaker 2: I'm sure they have nice beaches. But to appease the
folks in our audience who are just like you, that's
you just have to believe Trump no matter what.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to do that, but I do because
he has been so incredibly successful, and we're going to
get into some of his latest wins in just a minute.
I do want to give him as much benefit of
the doubt as possible and understand. And that's my frustration
with him, is that just calling us names and not
explaining anything beyond saying it's a hoax, which I don't
even know what that means.
Speaker 1: That is what's frustrating. Just tell us what you mean.
Speaker 2: By that, because there's enough evidence coming out from people
that should be counted as trustworthy voices. Is that people
who would know that seems to suggest maybe there really
isn't a whole lot there. But again, when you hide it,
when you don't when you're not forthcoming, when you don't
answer questions, it looks really sketch. But here is a
former Epstein lawyer who at least is putting the key
bosh on any theory that Trump himself is guilty of
something nefarious.
Speaker 21: Here it is a client list out there that wasn't
Jeffrey Epstein. Despite all of these rumors and stories and
so on, he had no plan for blackmail. When I
met with him nine days before his trial and he
asked me to take over the defense of his case,
we talked about strategy. You can believe that he had
every incentive to come forward with names of rich and
famous who were involved in this case. The danger of
everybody ought to be.
Speaker 2: In favorite transparency.
Speaker 21: The danger the reason jedde Berman and others has kept
some of the files private. Alan Durschwitz is exactly right.
That was a terrific interview is because once you put
the names out there. We've seen this already with the
Black Book and so on. You put the names out there,
and the fact that he knew the Richard, Bill Clinton,
Prince Andrew et cetera. Doesn't mean that they did nefarious,
illegal conduct with him. But people start drawing rumors.
Speaker 9: And making claims.
Speaker 21: Also, the accusers demanded a certain level of privacy, and
so the judge balanced that when the parties before him, and.
Speaker 9: That's why he kept some of those filed private.
Speaker 21: I don't believe for a second that Pam Bondi or
anybody in the administration has a client list that they're withholding.
Speaker 9: I know that people want to see it.
Speaker 21: There's a certain purity and interest in all of these things.
It's tantalizing, but I don't think that information is out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but rumors are always going to happen when there's
a vacuum, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, the less information you provide in the shadier that
you get about it, the more people are going to
be suspicious.
Speaker 1: Obviously they're going to make step up right.
Speaker 2: There was a really interesting breakdown of what Trump meant
by hoax by a guy by the name of Brian
Kates who This was super interesting and it actually helped
me because I was like getting so sick of hearing
that this is a hoax without explaining what part I
mean he died. We know he was a scumbag that
had an island that had a lot of guests that
you know what I mean. We know certain things were
not a hoax. So what does he mean when he
says that? And I thought that this was a really
interesting breakdown he said. I've said many times, Wait, is
this the right to make sure? Here's the beginning. First
thing you learn about the Epstein case when you dive
into it, massive amounts of civil litigation where NDAs were signed.
Pay attention to what I'm about to tell you. The
vast majority of victims don't want to go public. Most
people only think about NDAs going one way. The victim
signs it to get a judgment, but it goes the
other way too, to ensure their identities remain hidden for
all time and never become public. The court agrees the
victim can never be identified in any later criminal investigation
that breaches this agreement and leads to a victim being
publicly identified as a breach of the legal contract. That
means any forthcoming unsealed indictments in the Epstein case have
to be doubly careful. They include absolutely no identifiers that
could be us used by anyone to track down specific
abuse victims. I've said many times, any kind of client
list released will instantly become a target list, and you
could fully expect many people out there to be viciously
irresponsible with it. Dropping a client list on the public
before the DOJ has finished going through it all now
with the additional headache of figuring out what is real
and what was later injected into the evidence by Comy
and McKay people still in the FBI until recently, would
be the height of irresponsibility. But if people aren't willing
to understand that, and they want to jump ship and
abandon Trump and MAGA over in Epstein tantrum, they can
be my guest, this is literally what Trump is telling
you in his post. He's not falling into the deep
state Epstein trap. He is busting through it at full speed.
Which is great, except that Trump won't just say that.
He won't just say this isn't over. We're making sure,
we're making absolutely sure that we're doing this in the
exact right way, because there's some stuff that Comy is
responsible for that is a hoax, and then there's some
stuff that we just need to be careful about releasing
before we get it out.
Speaker 1: His messaging sucks.
Speaker 2: But if this is what he's really doing, I'm fine
calling people.
Speaker 1: Calling people weaklings is not the way to do it.
Speaker 2: It's just not the way.
Speaker 1: It's just not the way way to do it.
Speaker 18: Right.
Speaker 2: So anyway, that was I thought very comforting in some way.
I mean, it doesn't make his messaging any better, but
at least you know how he is. The one thing
that I've always had problems with with Trump is how
he communicates some things. It's awful, right.
Speaker 1: But I've always loved the way he communicates, And so
I just think in this particular case, he's not doing
it well. He's not being He needs to actually cut
to the chase. Yeah, he don't really think I can't
believe that he thinks that we're being weaklings about this.
I think that there's something weird that's going on and
it makes me uneasy and I don't like it. And
so if this is the case, he should just say.
Speaker 2: It freaking exactly. It's gotten to the point where even
comedians like Shane Gillis are inserting this whole storyline into jokes.
This was at the Spies last night.
Speaker 22: Donald Trump wants to stage a UFC fight on the
White House lawn. The last time he staged a fight
in DC, Mike Pence almost died.
Speaker 9: You don't have to do that.
Speaker 22: Who's fine, I didn't write it.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 22: Actually there was supposed to be an Epstein joke here,
but as it got deleted, must have probably deleted itself. Right,
probably never existed. Actually, let's move on as a country
and ignore that.
Speaker 11: Uh.
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Speaker 2: Because there's so many people but hurt that we have
an opinion about how Trump has bungled.
Speaker 1: This entire thing, people are like, let's go, let's remind
everyone that we are still very pro Trump and.
Speaker 2: Happy to talk about all of his wins, of which
there are many, and there are some new ones. Now,
this one isn't necessarily a Trump win directly, but it
is a win for the country, I think, and that
is that Pambondy has fired Maureen Comy, James Comy's daughter,
who was the federal prosecutor of the US Attorney's Office
in the Southern District of New York, which Pambondy at
one point had accused of hanging on to and with
folding a lot of the Epstein files. Now, whether those
things are related, we don't know.
Speaker 1: It hasn't been said.
Speaker 2: But the fact that she has fired can only be
considered a good thing.
Speaker 1: You know, Is it just me? Or does she remind
anybody except me of Marla Hooch from League of Their Own?
Speaker 2: I don't even remember who that is?
Speaker 1: Do you guys remember the movie League of Her Own?
And then they were like, we got to play a
lot of night games. You guys, remember that's who she
reminds me of, Marla Hooch. I don't remembody there remembers
of that movie, just saying.
Speaker 2: I don't remember that. Another win that happened at two
point thirty in the morning last night is that the
Senate finally voted on one of the Trump uh Doze
recision packages, the one that defunds NPR and PBS. So
it had to be like JD. Vance had to break
the tie essentially again because of Freakin Murkowski and Susan Collins,
Mitch McConnell. But we did it. Like now, nine point
four billion dollars in DOGE spending cuts are official.
Speaker 1: They are dune that always have to be Markowski, you
know what I mean.
Speaker 2: I know, it's just so it's so predictable. I'm so
over it. Another big, big win if you are a
Coca Cola fan and the reason for my name today.
Donald Trump also said, I've been speaking to Coca Cola
about using real cane sugar in coke in the United States,
and they've agreed to do so. I would like to
thank all of those in authority at Coca Cola. This
will be a very good move by them. You'll see.
Speaker 1: It's just better. They used to do that in Doctor Pepper.
I don't think they do that now, but that if
you go to the Doctor Pepper Museum here in Waco,
they had like real cane sugar and doctor Pepper forever
and I think that I don't know if they still
have that like in certain places, but it is better.
It is better.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's better for sure. Another big win is that
you know all the people that are like, oh my god,
if the Department of Education goes away, that means that
special needs kids will just be thrown onto the side
of the road or something. I mean, like, the fear
mongering about this has been absolutely ridiculous. But there's always
been a plan on how the special needs programs, how
nutrition programs would be handled once the DOE mercifully no
longer exists, and Trump talked about that specifically yesterday.
Speaker 9: Here he is and also Bobby Kennedy.
Speaker 23: The Health and Human Services will be handling special needs
and all of the nutrition programs and everything else. Rather complex,
but that's going to be headed by and handled by
Health and Human Services.
Speaker 9: So I think that'll work out very well.
Speaker 23: Those two elements will be taken out of the Department
of Education, and then all we have to do is
get the students to get guidance from the people that
love them and cherish them, including their parents, by the way,
who will be totally involved in their education along with
the boards.
Speaker 2: So that's great and hopefully calms down like all the
people that are like, what's going to happen. It'll be fine. Yep,
it'll be fine. And then another win happened with the
President of Bahrain who announced some investments, lots of investments
into the United States. Here's a little bit on that.
Speaker 24: Seeing seventeen billion dollars worth of deals that are coming
to the United States.
Speaker 9: And this is real. This isn't it's real money. These
aren't fake deals, These aren't really They don't have to
borrow the money.
Speaker 7: We don't have to borrow it.
Speaker 9: It's coming in.
Speaker 24: And it only builds upon a legacy that we're very
proud of. We have had a relationship in the civil
side between our two countries since eighteen ninety three and
formerly since nineteen forty eight. So may it long continue
and we look forward to many, many or more years
of productive partnership. Thank you, mister President.
Speaker 9: We will have honor.
Speaker 2: Us great, abolutely great. So these are good things, right, like,
these are good things. So again, when we bitch about
how he's bungled the Epstein thing, it doesn't mean we're
like we're anti Trump now, you know what I mean.
We can do all the things, We can recognize the
wins and also not be totally on board with them.
Speaker 1: Literally been ninety nine percent winning totally.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 1: I just my fear is that I don't want that
tiny little one percent to overshadow all the winning.
Speaker 2: Right, you know, and it is unfortunately, yeah, I know, folks.
There was also this tweet please read this from President
Trump yesterday, which is awesome.
Speaker 1: Okay, to the law abiding, tax paying, hard working citizens
of the United States of America, I am thrilled to
an outside officially freed you from funding California's disastrously overpriced
high speed train to nowhere. This boondoggle, led by the
incompetent Governor of California, Gavin Nooscum, has cost taxpayers hundreds
of billions of dollars and we have received nothing in
return except cost overruns. The railroad we were promised still
does not exist and never will. The project was severely overpriced, overregulated,
and never delivered. Thanks to Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, not
a single penny and federal dollars will go towards this
newscum scam. Ever, again, this was an ill conceived and
unnecessary project and a total waste of taxpayer money. But
no more.
Speaker 2: God, I freaking love that.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Did you see and and his who's the guy that
he had the inner? Is it? What's his name, Sean?
What's his name? Is that his name? Ryan? Yeah? Sean?
Speaker 15: Ryan?
Speaker 1: I guess is his name that he had the podcast with?
The other he did the podcast with the other day Gavin. Yeah,
he was talking about how he was just so upset
that he had to explain to his son why President
Trump calls him newscum? Did you see that? And he
was like, he was like, and I have to explain
to my son why the President calls me that. It's like, dude,
it's because you're the worst most You're the most incompetent
governor in the country. Ever.
Speaker 2: Yeah, absolutely awful, arguably ever, Yeah, you're absolute worst. And
in addition to the homelessness issue, which I mean he's
been talking about and throwing money into, which god knows
where that went forever, I mean for literal decades, he's
also been doing the same thing with this train, which
still is not in operation, Like there's no part of
this train that actually works. And yet look at this
reel of Gavin Newsom through the years throwing more money
at and promoting this absolute joke of a high speed
rail system. This was absolutely mind blowing to me when
I saw it on LA in.
Speaker 13: Two and a half hours, fifty five dollars in California,
we're still debating a high speed rail.
Speaker 9: What a joke?
Speaker 13: Well, finally California is going to get it right with
this new high speed rail. I personally have been supportive
of the high speed rail project since my time as
mayor of the city in County of San Francisco.
Speaker 3: The project is no longer a thirty three million dollar project.
Speaker 13: The projects years and years behind, the projects wildly over.
Speaker 9: That doesn't mean it's a bad idea.
Speaker 13: Can get Phase one done, which in essence is from
Bakersfield to Silicon Valley. He do have the capacity to
complete a high speed rail link between Merced and Bakersfield.
Speaker 9: Now I know, I know some critics are going to say, well,
that's a.
Speaker 20: Train to nowhere.
Speaker 13: We have a real federal partner their high speed rail
system and incredible opportunity to finish the work at high
speed rail was mentioned. Ero point two billion dollars is
being requested of the legislature to finish the job. To
someone who's all in on the high speed rail, the
high speed rail not as a rail project, but an
economic development project.
Speaker 9: Three point six billion dollars.
Speaker 13: It's a bad damn time we have a high speed
rail system.
Speaker 1: Okay, So if there's no high speed rail, where did
the money go? Where did it go?
Speaker 9: That's the thing.
Speaker 2: Where did it go?
Speaker 1: Somebody followed the money. Seriously, this guy is such a
con man.
Speaker 2: It's absolutely incredible, incredible. One more thing before we get
to some of my Pillow talks, and that is Mike
Johnson attempting an imitation of Donald Trump.
Speaker 9: I don't know what I mean.
Speaker 2: It was pretty good, like there's something herty about it.
Speaker 1: I'm just very dirty. I love him.
Speaker 2: He's so I just love him anyway. But anyway, here
is Miranda Devine interviewing him. I don't know that he
expected that this is where the conversation will go, but
he performed amazing impersonations Trump, Can you.
Speaker 1: Do one for us?
Speaker 25: I just hear his voice in my head when I'm
really in a conversation we've had. It goes out in
his voice. You know, what do you do?
Speaker 1: What do you say? Do you bet?
Speaker 25: The One Big Beautiful Bill was there something well? Quick stories?
So we were when we named it. We were in
the Oval office. We were sitting in front of the
resolute desk. He's at the desk, and Thune was here,
and Jason Smith the Ways and Means chair, and I
think j D was there and other staffers and in
what are we going to name? What are you going
to call it in the Jason Smith's Well, Sarah, we
got a few great options. You know, these are you know,
clever acronyms. He goes, No, I just think we call
it the one big beautiful. But don't you think I
don't you think that's great. That's so simple, it's great.
And he passed it around to us on a piece
of paper and both fun, One big beautiful, money goes Now,
can we put an exclamation point as it's her? No,
we can't do. We can't do an exclamation But that's
not a thing in legislation.
Speaker 2: You know, that's not a thing.
Speaker 1: I don't think it's kind of I think it's cute.
Speaker 2: It was super cute. It was super cute.
Speaker 1: He seems he seems like a good guy. I want
to believe he's a good guy.
Speaker 2: You know, I know, I mean, I know he's got
to be like in like the politics.
Speaker 1: I know he's totally like in the hot tub. But
I want to believe that he is a decent human being. Yeah,
and I do.
Speaker 2: I do believe that. Actually, all right, we do have
some thank yous from yesterday, and actually we missed this
one at the very end. Shane Medlin, this is for
dad joke Wednesday, he said, what do you call bees
that produce milk instead of honey? Booby bees? Take my
stupid money, jerks. I love it, Shane, Let's see. Also
from the Ballpit crew, Candy C one one five said
good show, ladies, Thank you very much. Ge and Kelly
eleven O six said I feel like Don Junior should
help President Trump to be transparent with the Epstein files. Yes, agreed.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: GTG nineteen eighty seven said second rant of the week,
Thank you very much, appreciate that. And then also on
Venmo today, Evanna Castle said, good morning from COMMI Fournia.
I'll trust Charlie Kirk's take on Donald Trump's truth brings
me to a better place about it. Have a great day, chicks. Okay,
I don't know what his take is, so I cannot
I doubt. I don't know. Jen Daniels said, remember Reagan
did this in nineteen eighty six, gave amnesty to illegals
in exchange for border security. It was supposed to end
illegal immigration once and for all. Didn't work then, won't
work now.
Speaker 1: Note one.
Speaker 2: The thing is is that we do have border security
now because of Trump. However, when he is no longer
in office than what like is it going to be?
He is such a deterrent right now, just his own
persona is a desserent. I don't know if that'll be
true with the next even if it's a Republican president,
I don't know if it'll be true, you know what
I mean?
Speaker 1: With a Democrat, it'll go right back to where it was.
It'll exactly to get awful, right which is why.
Speaker 2: There probably does need to be some sort of comprehensive
immigration reform bill. But how you get everybody to agree
on that right now?
Speaker 1: Don't break the freaking law.
Speaker 2: That would be a nice start.
Speaker 1: Build a wall like this is not this is not tough?
Is this so tough for people?
Speaker 2: So we are building the wall for sure, because that
was in the big beautiful bill. So that.
Speaker 1: Now you, Dan Zimmerly, Happy birthday to me, Thank you
chicks for making my mornings grading again. Happy birthday, Dan, birthday,
Marcy Pariless. Today is my twenty sixth anniversary of my
wedding to my awesome husband David. The chicks are the
best way to start each day, Marcy Nathan sayingster soft amnesty.
So what they're saying is they'd rather lose the mid terms. Yeah,
exactly right, Brian Bumley. Those who forget history are doomed
to repeat it. Remember Watergate, this is one thousand percent
more important. I mean, I know, I know, I just yeah.
I can't Uriel Gonzalez Jeffrey Epstein story as a hoax.
Then Joe Biden's cognitive decline is a hoax.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I just wish they would explain exactly what they
mean by that.
Speaker 1: Because bomama Ate, a lot of people went to Hobknob
with powers that be to advertise, to advance, advance their careers, actors, politicians,
et cetera. Even Trump and went until he found out
who Epstein was. That being said he needs to fork
it all over. Let us decide.
Speaker 2: I don't think he ever went to the island. I'm
pretty sure Trump never went.
Speaker 1: To I think I think he was on the plane though, yeah,
probably flew on the plane, But I don't think he
went to the island either. BTK, BTK. Really, if any
part is fake or missing due to top secret, what
can Trump reveal without public demand for more? I don't
think he's hiding any legit info.
Speaker 2: Well to the classification level makes absolutely no difference whatsoever.
He is the president. He can unclassify anything he wants
to the problem is that there's certain grand jury testimony
which is kept under lock and key that Pam BONDI
would have to request. And that's what Alan Jershchwitz was
saying should happen, and I agree with him. She should
make sure that SDN Y like Ude like, give us
the reduct don't release any victim information. But there's testimony,
there's witness testimony that can be redacted, and if it
has possible perpetrator names in it, let us.
Speaker 1: See it exactly. Uh, did I already say BTK?
Speaker 17: No?
Speaker 1: Yes, I did, I already did BTK Okay, diamond X.
Candace did story on Epstein. She exposed that Epstein was
working from Assad in Israel and was blackmailing public figures.
Follow the money.
Speaker 2: Wait, Candace is suggesting that this is somehow Israel's fault.
Speaker 1: No, I'm sure that that sounds so not like her.
Speaker 2: It's gotta be the Jews, gotta be the Jews.
Speaker 1: Got everything leads back to the Jews deal.
Speaker 2: I don't think she can have an episode of her
show at this point with mentioning Israel seventeen hundred times.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean it's gotta be. Yeah, she's gotta have.
Every single episode has got to blame the dirty Jews.
It's all connected, all connect love it, bring it in,
Bring it in, you guys.
Speaker 9: We're bringing it in.
Speaker 1: It's Thursday. We're on that downhill slope for the weekend.
Speaker 9: Monday.
Speaker 1: He out, Dia Moss. You guys, talk you tomorrow. Bye, everybody,