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Speaker 2: Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. All Right,
we're going to get into and then through the Iran stuff.
Speaker 1: Okay, God, I'm so sick of it, just so sick
of it.
Speaker 2: It pick and tired. So there was a tweet from
none other than one of our favorites, Secretary Bessent, yesterday,
which was a little surprising, but he said, under President
Trump and the Vice President, we continue to make the
world safer and more prosperous, in line with the ongoing
productive talks in Switzerland. Iran has committed to free and
open transit in the Strait of Hormones and to permit
International Atomic Energy Agency IAEA inspectors into their country. As
part of the framework, Treasury has issued a temporary sixty
day general license authorizing the production, delivery, and sale of
Iranian oil. And that is something.
Speaker 4: I mean, we said the oil set, like, I think
so much about this is about optics right now. They're
trying to control the optics, because that's I mean, let's
face it, in this country, optics.
Speaker 2: Matter, right with which are you talking about.
Speaker 4: I'm just talking about that all the sale of Iranian
oil and like the part of the framework and trying
to make sure that gas prices come down, all of
this stuff. They're just I think they're trying to pacify
people and make it seem like, listen, we're getting a
hold of this, which is it's great. I just I honestly,
I just think we just need to get past the
midterms and then we can. We're kind of getting we're
squishy about this right now. We're a little squishy and
it bothers me and I know that, Like they'll say,
Americans don't want boots on the ground.
Speaker 1: I mean, I have they they haven't asked.
Speaker 2: Me if you want boots on the ground, right, I.
Speaker 4: Mean, I'm and you can yell at me all you want,
But I just think that the halfway stuff are trying
to pacify or negotiate with terrorists is not a good idea.
I just I don't Maybe saying that I want boots
on the ground is not the right things, but I
don't not want boots on the ground. If that means
that we can actually make progress with these lunar tics,
does that make sense?
Speaker 2: It totally makes sense. I mean, I don't think anybody
wants boots on the ground, but we do want this
to be resolved in a way that is long lasting,
that makes sense, and if that requires boots on the ground,
I would hope that those boots would come from a
lot of different countries and not just ours. So because
I feel like we've done more than our fair share,
we have stuff we have and so you know, maybe
that's Israeli boots on the ground. This is of course
an obviously much more meaningful threat to them right now
that it is to us, and so maybe that is
part of the deal. And believe me, I think that
they would be one hundred percent raring to go. So
I got a total issue.
Speaker 1: I think I agree with you one hundred percent.
Speaker 2: So but this was odd in that, you know, JD
and everybody in this administration was like so adamant as
soon as there was criticism of the memorandum of understanding
that there would be no money released until there was
visible like they had actually done tangible proven things that
we were asking them to do, and them committing to something.
I'm sorry, but that is not a tangible proof of anything.
That's the same thing that they've done forever and this
whole you know, the fact that the straight of Hormus
is free and open, I mean, is it. It's been
what two days? Like, shouldn't we maybe make sure that
it's open for at least a couple of weeks without
or without any time before we say, okay, you've demonstrated
that you mean what you say, and so we'll go
ahead and allow some relief of sanctions or some money
to come to you through oil.
Speaker 1: Anybody can be nice for two days.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm just this just seemed like I was just
shocked by this. I will just say that I was
very surprised by it. And then when Trump had a
presser in his office yesterday, he was signing a couple
of executive orders, and you know, people, obviously reporters wanted
to ask him questions. And one of the reporters asked
about this specifically, this tweet specifically, and you know, whether
Iran had really shown anything that would make this something
that was worthwhile to do. And so Trump answered that
question saying, well, we're going to look and see this
is what he said, actions on the radium worth.
Speaker 5: Well, I'm going to have to find out exactly the status.
But if the sanctions go out, money is going to
be put into this country. All that money's coming back
in the form of purchases of food, which they desperately need.
They have ninety one million people.
Speaker 2: They can't feed them.
Speaker 5: So the money that we lift is going to go
to our farmers, largely to our farmers.
Speaker 2: That was news, right, like that was And I don't
feel like it's being talked about as news as much
as I expected. But if the relief of sanctions, or
if the sales of oil is to only be spent
on feeding their own people by us selling them the
food that's kind of amazing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, I mean it is kind of amazing,
but you're not going to see the mainstream media talk about.
Speaker 2: I just if that is what is actually happening, and
it can be proved proven, then that's that is.
Speaker 4: It's pretty remarkable. That is something. Yeah, it is, it
is something. Indeed, it is something.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I know Debber's like, they're not going to
do that.
Speaker 6: I know that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you have to have some skepticism about this.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I have so much.
Speaker 4: I am like the biggest skeptic when I come to
Syren and I just I don't think they're going to
do any of the stuff that we want them to do.
Speaker 2: I know, or if they do, it's going to be
very very temporary, and then all of a sudden that
thereby sixty days they're going to go like full crazy
like that.
Speaker 4: I just I think, like I said, I think that
a lot of this is just kind of optics until
we get past the midterms and then we can kick
their ass.
Speaker 1: I don't maybe I don't know well.
Speaker 2: And one of the articles or paragraphs I guess from
the memorandum of understanding there and I don't remember how
it was worded, but there was one point where it
kind of said, we agree to stay out of each
other's internal affairs. Remember how like they were. That was
part of the deal. And what that, unfortunately means is
that I guess we're supposed to just ignore the fact
that Iran is continuing to hang anybody that disagrees with
its regime. I feel like this is something that the
world should care about. Yeah, I guess we're supposed to
just turn a blind eye because of this MoU right.
Speaker 4: I mean, I would think that the world will care
about rate gangs in UK too, but we don't hear
media talking about that either, So I don't I don't know.
Speaker 1: I'm just skeptic, just skeptic on a lot of things.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I totally get it. Jd Vance, you know,
obviously very proud of his work on this entire deal,
and his account posted this which I'm going to have
to get glasses tread because let me read it. Yeah. Read.
Speaker 4: We made a lot of good progress on the four
A big accomplishments negotiated yesterday in Switzerland.
Speaker 1: The Iranians have agreed.
Speaker 4: To invite IAEA inspectors back into their country. That is
a major milestone for the American people in the first
step and permanently ending a nuclear weapons program in Iran.
Speaker 2: So this is interesting because of the way he is
positioning that this is a major milestone, because, as you
may remember, this is exactly what was part of the
JCPOA and IAEA inspectors were in Iran when Trump pulled
out of the JCPOA, and they stayed in Iran as
the regime continued to enrich uranium. So I don't even
know how worthwhile it is to have IAEA inspectors in
there if they're just like, yep, uranium is being enriched,
We've inspected it, Like, that's not the point.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean?
Speaker 2: No, Yeah, And so that was just really really odd.
And then if you somebody put together this kind of
compare and contrast between JD. Vance and Obama talking about this, this.
Speaker 7: Is probably what we're most excited about as Americans. The
Uranians have agreed to invite IAEA inspectors back into their country.
That is a major milestone for the American people and
the first step in permanently denuclearizing or permanently ending a
nuclear weapons program in Iran for decades.
Speaker 8: Inspectors will have access to Iran's entire nuclear supply chain,
from the uranium mines and mills where they get raw materials,
to the central fugue production facilities where they make machines
to enrich it. And under the terms of the deal,
inspectors will have the permanent ability to inspect any suspicious
sites in Irony.
Speaker 1: Okay, well, so how did that work out? Yeah?
Speaker 4: And just to be like completely clear, he wrote extensively
about Obama.
Speaker 1: JD did.
Speaker 4: He wrote about He wrote an op ed in the
New York Times Barack, Obama and Me back in twenty seventeen,
and it was, you know, very glowing. It was like
approaching Obama from the whole working class perspective that he has,
and you know, I have a lot in common with him,
kind of a thing.
Speaker 1: So he really likes Obama. I'm just putting that out there.
Speaker 2: But he and he is also the one who has
insisted that this deal is nothing like the JCPOA and
so listen, I want to be as optimistic as I
can possibly be, but yesterday was just odd for those reasons.
And then, of course you can never trust Iran, right
But immediately after JD's post that you just read. The
Iranian Foreign minister spokesperson contradicted him, saying that the Iranian
delegation did not discuss the nuclear file at all and
they accepted no new commitments, and so I don't know.
I do know that Iran is really really good at
spreading rumors because they want to obviously keep up their
own optics. And JD even gave an example of that
on the tarmac I think when he returned and here
is what he said.
Speaker 9: What I did find kind of funny is that after
that initial meeting, there was this, you know, sort of
social media firestorm where everybody said, the Iranians are going
to leave, and then we proceeded to talk to them
for like the next nine hours. So I would just
encourage the media mistrust a little bit what you see
coming out of Iranian social media. They can be confusing negotiators,
but we feel like we're making progress. Thank you guys.
Speaker 8: Stick here.
Speaker 1: He's so nice, He's very nice and so nice.
Speaker 3: True.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's true that they make shit up all
the time, but are they remembering that? So like when
when JB. Vance posts, hey, they they said that we
can have inspectors in like, is he remembering how much
they love.
Speaker 1: A great question.
Speaker 4: Are you remembering how how like completely awful they are right?
Speaker 2: And are you remembering that when Scott Bessen says, Okay,
you are now going to have access to millions and
millions and millions and millions of dollars because you promise
that you're going to keep the straight open with no trouble,
and you promise that you're going to let inspectors in. Like,
what are we doing? I thought we were going to
require a whole bunch of evidence before we started releasing
a bunch of money to them, money by the way,
that they can really spend on whatever they want, right
and Jade Vance said as much. In October of twenty
twenty three. He wrote, as we watch this horrible situation
in Israel unfold, because this was October seventh, Americans must
face the stark truth our tax dollars funded. This money
is fungible, and many of the dollars we sent to
Iran are being used to now kill innocent people. This
must stop. Israel has every right to defend itself. I
wish our friends well, but most of all, I wish
they weren't fighting against weapons bought with our money and.
Speaker 1: Here we go again, and here we are.
Speaker 2: What do we do? Well?
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So Trump, in that same presser, very very complimentary not
just of JD and JD's performance, but also Marco, who
he says will go down as the best Secretary of
State of all time. I know that we both agree
with that. Here's strong.
Speaker 5: I think that they are doing a fantastic job. Our
secretary is fantastic. I think he's maybe going to go
down as the best ever. And I thought JD Vanz
this morning was fantastic. I watched his news conference and
from Switzerland, he's a very smart guy, did a great job,
you know.
Speaker 4: I mean, so he's down down to clown he is,
and let's just let's just have some perspective here.
Speaker 1: It's better than Mike Pence.
Speaker 2: That's absolutely true, Absolutely true.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean he he has picked some I mean
fantastic people this time.
Speaker 2: Around, which is why you know, like this, p Nick
btn or whatever saying, keep bashing JD and you'll end
up with Kamala as if we are bashing dashing crazy talk,
you guys, We can actually criticize policy without bashing someone.
Why do we have to keep saying this to sick
of fans? Stop cunning?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm kind of sick of having to explain this
to people. It's ridiculous being stupid exactly.
Speaker 2: Okay, so remember yesterday we played a clip of BBE,
who over the weekend was very very clear that they
have no intention of leaving Lebanon. They are protecting their people.
And we would do the exact same thing if we
were getting you know, hurled at in Texas, for example,
by Mexican rockets, we would be absolutely doing the same thing.
And so one of the reporters asked Donald Trump, Hey,
you know, BBE just said like publicly that he has
no intention of leaving Lebanon, which Trump has expected him
to do. And this is what Trump said about.
Speaker 5: That, really good Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin n Yah who
said his forces are not leaving Lebanon.
Speaker 2: That is a stick.
Speaker 5: Who did detail that to you?
Speaker 1: He said it publicly in Israel.
Speaker 5: Well they're like, look at well, what would you do
to make sure that he is Well, I'm not going
to tell you what I'm gonna do, but it gets luved.
I'm a problem solver. I get problems solved real fast,
including with BBE.
Speaker 1: Go ahead, So he's going.
Speaker 2: To solve that problem. Whatever that means.
Speaker 1: I love it.
Speaker 10: I know.
Speaker 2: I just love the way that he like absolutely manhandles
the media. Love it. So Nick Mattau had a hilarious
answer or suggestion. I guess I should say to jd
Vance about how to convince Bbe to get out of
Lebanon and how this will all, and he's being completely sarcastic.
I should point that out. But I love this because
basically he said, listen, we will just have the IDF
withdraw from Lebanon, and then the IDF will be replaced
by a group that is funded and armed by Israel.
And then if the Iranians try to say, wait a minute,
that's just an Israel proxy, so that still counts as
occupying Lebanon, then just look at him like.
Speaker 1: This, which is so good at you can totally do that.
I love it, which that is so perfect.
Speaker 2: I just love that so much. Yesterday we talked about
that rapid response, the official like Trump rapid response Twitter account,
rapid response forty seven and how completely psychotic they all
of a sudden came over the weekend. So keep in
mind one of the things that Trump says all the time,
rightly is that the media is fake and that there
is constant fake news coming out of the media, right,
like this is not new, and so, I mean, this
was absolutely incredible that the rapid response Twitter account when
you know, they posted yesterday they said a lot of
biased media outlets and Democrats were pushing a fake narrative
yesterday about the talks in Switzerland. Here's the real story.
And they retweeted al Jazeera, Oh my god, come on,
who is running that account right now?
Speaker 4: Yeah, thinking we got to we gotta find out and
that person needs to be put on blast.
Speaker 2: Oh my god. And they and they're retweeting it in
the context of talking about biased media outlets. Ye al Jazeera,
God o the world, you might as.
Speaker 4: Well just get joy Read on there, right, Okay, Yeah,
it's like talking.
Speaker 2: About fake news and then posting joy Read ironically exactly.
I don't even know. So I saw a couple of
clips yesterday that reminded me of you and me talking
for months and starting months ago, we were sounding the
alarm bells that part of the midterm elections is going
to hinge on attitudes toward Israel. And we've been predicting
this for months, I mean absolutely months, and now we're
starting to see it happen exactly as we predicted that
this is going to be an election deciding issue, and unfortunately,
like complete retards are talking about it in a way
that they don't even understand. An example case in point
is Charlemagne that God God talking about Israel of course
being the sole source of the world's all the world's ills,
and it's so low.
Speaker 4: It's so low, Iq you guys, So it's like so lazy,
intellectually lazy.
Speaker 2: What I know, but here is so you can I mean,
he's just a moron, you guys.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 11: Sometimes all of this feels like a big sy op,
Like they all got into a room and they said, hey,
let's do some wrestling around this Iran situation. And the
reason I say that is because Yo, and till you
hear what Israel has to say, it does not matter.
And that's just the truth to me, Like, like America
is not in control of this situation, and I don't
feel like they ever have it like I got whenever
they do come to some type of some type of
peace agreement, Israel comes and says, no, that's.
Speaker 10: Not what we want.
Speaker 2: Trump I was telling us that Yahoo does exactly what
he wants Noah, don't think like that.
Speaker 11: It seems like it seems like Trump is Nanahu's puppet.
Speaker 4: So really, you're not paying attention then, dumbass God, we're
these people. It's just they just find what other people
say and then they reurgitate it.
Speaker 1: Yes, it's just so freaking lazy. I'm so tired of it.
Speaker 4: Okay, just hypothetically, if Israel was destroyed, just say it
just wiped off the face of the map.
Speaker 1: Would that solve all your problems?
Speaker 2: Liberally? What changes you?
Speaker 4: What changes nothing? Nothing changes about these lunatics. They just
come to us.
Speaker 2: They just turn their sights to the next problem, which
is the West.
Speaker 1: That's right, that's.
Speaker 4: Right, They're the only thing standing in between us. But okay,
you just keep spewing your bullshit. I swear, I'm so
tired of the just laziness.
Speaker 2: And and you know, to the point that we made
earlier about this beginning an election issue. Martha Mcowvium had
Susan Collins on yesterday on her show and was asking
because Susan Collins has long been an Israel supporter, and
you know, now the folks like her who are long
term incumbents could be at risk because of their pro
Israel take. And so Martha McCallum was asking her, in
light of this very unfortunately close race with Graham Platner,
the Nazi, is she modifying or changing her views on
Israel at all? And so you're going to hear the
question and the framing that Martha asks her about that
in and then I just need to warn everybody in advance.
I did speed up the answer that Susan Collins gave
because of Susan Collins's voice.
Speaker 1: She talks, she talks.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so I did speed it up so you can
still understand it, I promise. But here is Susan Collins.
Speaker 12: Where you know, the issue of Israel is becoming such
a hot button and it could be a factor in
your race, which is a very close race.
Speaker 2: Most of the poles have him by.
Speaker 12: About four It's a similar margin that you were down
by in your last election, which you ended up winning.
But what do you say, you know, when you hear
these numbers that an APAC endorsement can make people less likely?
Forty four percent say it would make them less likely
to vote for the candidate. You have been supportive of Israel?
Are you are you changing that support at all.
Speaker 10: In light of all of this, no way, I remain
a very strong supporter of Israel, one democracy in the
Middle East, our true ally in the Middle East, and
I think this sadly reflects rising anti Semitism in our
country that Graham Platner certainly is part of and has
been since his high school days. That's been a consistent
theme throughout his entire life. He accuses Israel of committing genocide,
he praises Hamas for its tactics in willing Israeli soldiers.
Speaker 2: This is appalling, and it's.
Speaker 10: Important to recognize that Apack, it's made up of Americans
who care deeply about our relationship with Israel. Platinum makes
it sound like this is some sort of evil foreign influence,
and that is absolutely wrong.
Speaker 4: Listen, I'd rather have a pack than Sharia, right. Granted,
I don't think there we're faced with that choice if
we play our cards, right, But I mean, I'm just saying,
these people are out of their minds. They're so fixated
apac Ape.
Speaker 1: That's what I've been told today. So I got to
say it.
Speaker 2: It's absolutely out of control. And you know, I see
even people in our own comments saying that she's got
to go. She's like, not voted for the things I
wanted to go on.
Speaker 1: And I get it.
Speaker 2: She is a less than ideal Republican for sure, but
she is running against Graham play exactly what are we
even comparing.
Speaker 1: Her or a nazi right with her? Are you guys?
Speaker 2: It's so upsetting because, like I saw Larry Elder post
and then Mark Levin repost this thought about the people
in you know, Larry Elder's circle apparently or whatever, are
telling him these are are some Jews, for example, who
decided to vote for Trump in the last election. There's
a whole bunch of people in these circles that are saying,
I voted for Trump, and because he has started this
Iran war, I'm out, I'm not voting for Republicans, or
I'm not I'm voting Democrat, or I'm sitting out the midterms.
And Mark Levin echoed that, saying I'm hearing that constantly
as well, and that is just the stupidest, most self distinctive,
masochistic attitude, completely and totally retarded. It couldn't be more retarded.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it really it, really, it really is.
Speaker 2: I just can't what is wrong with people of course,
Susan Collins isn't ideal. Well, it's kind of.
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Speaker 2: So where did I leave off? I left off with
the Charlemagne Susan Collins. Okay, So now we're gonna so
anyway that all of that to say, this is an
issue that's going to affect the mid terms clearly, and
so this is why we keep talking about it. I know,
for example, people are like, why do you talk about
Tucker Candace and all the evil anti Israel people. This
is why, because it actually there has to be countermessaging,
and we are earn that. We're we are that, all right.
The reason for my name today is because Dan Goldman
is making me defend him.
Speaker 4: I want to, but he's such a douchebag. But this
is unacceptable what happened to him? Like, I just cannot
believe this.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So, as a Viva Klampus pointed out, we have
now reached the stage of anti Semitism where Jews are
being publicly banned from businesses. A coffee shop in Mom Donnie's,
New York City told Jewish Congressman Dan Goldman he was
not welcome in their store, and they actually posted on Instagram.
And I got to say, Dan Goldman's response to them
was very, very kind, all things considered. But they they
first of all, they took from their own surveillance cameras
a picture of him and posted it, which is unacceptable
on its face. But then they also said, hey, Dan Goldman,
we see that you stopped by our shop today for
a coffee. Do you see how it doesn't taste like
genocide juice? Or are you still having a hard time
telling the difference? See here at Poetica, we don't serve
racist fascists, homophobes, genocidal enablers, or anyone in between. Too
bad we didn't recognize you right away, or we would
have turned you away. We issued you a refund. We
don't need your money. It's probably coming from Apac anyways,
enjoy your loss on Tuesday. Don't ever come to Poetica, okay,
And he wrote back and said, I'm sorry to see
this post. The Verissa could not have been nicer to
my seven year old daughter and me, allowing her to
use the bathroom even though we hadn't purchased anything. I
made sure to buy a coffee in return for her kindness.
I hope you at least make sure that she gets
the tip that she deserved, which was far kinder response.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 4: This So the guy that owns this place, his name
is Parviz. I can't pronounce his last name. He's an
Uzbekistan immigrant and he launched this first location in Brooklyn
in the fall of twenty twenty. He designed listen to this,
this is my favorite. He designed the coffee chain around
the cultural concept of the Uzbek Mahala, which means neighborhood,
centering the business philosophy on radical hospitality where the guest
is sacred. That's my and like, this guy's a Muslim,
he doesn't like Jews, right, so this is what's happening here.
So now we have Muslims telling Jews they can't come
into a place in business because of their religion. This
Muslims are doing this in America, you guys. He also
owes the state of New York.
Speaker 2: I'm going to get to that, but I want to
finish this reply because they had this exchange, so he wrote.
So the store wrote back and said to Dan after
that very kind response, he said, or they said, we
have some of the nicest, most amazing people working with us.
It was actually her idea to refund the tips, while
I suggested we refund everything. Dan, I have you here.
You mentioned your seven year old and I want to
mention my six year old son because of your stance
and the way you constantly dehumanize people like me and
subsequently my son, We as Brooklyn Nights and your constituents
will be voting for someone who actually cares for us.
We need a representative who will make our neighborhoods safe
for your daughter and my son alike.
Speaker 1: It's okay, wait, who's doing the dehumanizing right?
Speaker 4: This is absolutely projection is off the charts.
Speaker 2: What in the hell are we doing? I know, I
just unbelievable. So HARMI thankfully is on the case. Yes,
and so she said, the Civil Rights Department is aware
of the denial of service taunts to Dan Goldman by
Poetica Coffee in Brooklyn. Federal law prohibits public accommodations, such
as coffee shops, from discriminating against patrons based on their race, religion,
or national origin. This is not news, Like, you cannot
discriminate based on religion, and I cannot believe that doesn't
even happened. And now he was kind because he plans
to sue them into oblivion, but they will have trouble
paying because they do owe a whole bunch of tax money.
They apparently are four hundred thousand dollars behind on taxes.
They accused Israel of doing nine to eleven. They've donated
to Graham Platner, and they have been repeatedly cited by
health inspectors.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so way to draw attention to yourself, dipshit. I mean,
this is like you might We're gonna go ahead and
we're just gonna be anti Semitic jack holes, and we're
gonna like, we're gonna kick a Jew out of our
coffee shop while we ow, it's incredible. We have four
hundred granted, pay your fair share. This is this is
what they say to everybody, right, where's your favorite.
Speaker 2: Of your rats or whatever else is causing your exact
It's just gross.
Speaker 4: So these people, and you know what, I'm sure that
like Tucker Carlson or somebody on that side of the
aisle will create a GoFundMe for these people and they'll
raise that for you know, they're going to raise that
four hundred thousand. You know they will because this is
what people do. This is what these awful people do.
Speaker 1: And they're like, oh my god, it's a genocide. We're
going to these.
Speaker 4: Poor people that kicked the Jews out of their coffee shop.
Speaker 1: We need to raise money for them. Mark my words.
They will be a go fund me.
Speaker 2: Oh my god. And I hate that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we should hate it. It's gross.
Speaker 4: And you know why because it's America and you can
just like you can open that great coffee shop, just
like you can be successful here. Everybody can do that.
Ungrateful jerks.
Speaker 9: I know.
Speaker 2: It's so disgusting, and again it puts us in this
position of having to defend Dan Goldman, who is a
complete scumbag. And by the way, just speaking of Dan Goldman,
this is his chief of staff.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: So I forget what his first name is, but it's
something blascow. He makes six figures funded by us, of course,
that he used physical force to stifle press at Delaney
Hall while wearing the house seal. And he's known as
leather Daddy. He's a title Mama's ball of Fire when
he is doing his whatever.
Speaker 4: This is my god, you guys, seriously, I know John's
like I need I bleach stat We all know.
Speaker 2: John. I had retweeted that and one of our followers said, Mack,
you really don't have to share every.
Speaker 1: Every thank you?
Speaker 4: Right, It's my god, these people just deranged.
Speaker 2: And again we're now defending that guy's box. I know, why,
why do we have to be in this position.
Speaker 4: He's one of the biggest jerks ever and I hate
having to defend him, right, I know.
Speaker 2: But I mean we're gonna defend we have to defend him.
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Speaker 2: All right. Moving on to this weird story that's happening
right now that apparently Rokanna has decided because you know,
he's going to run for president, so he needs attention
and he has decided that in order to gain attention,
he would pick a fight with Elon Musk, and The
New York Post actually wrote a whole piece on this
because Rocanna said that Elon Musk needs to answer for
four and a half million kids quote sentenced to death
because of Doge cuts, which is insane, absolutely an insane
claim to make. And Elon was not having it because
that's pretty defamatory to accuse him almost five million kids.
Speaker 1: Drama king seriously.
Speaker 2: So Elon's response was to say, time to sue this liar.
Good yeah, and Eric Doherty reposted to Elon Musk saying,
oh damn, Elon is going to sue this guy. And
in fact, Elon went on to say, the reality is
that money was being sent to corrupt politicians under the
guise of aid liars and stock insider traders like Roe.
The robber should be in prison. The standard applied by
DOES was very simple and easy. Provide contact information for
the recipients of the aid so that we can confirm
it's not fraudulent.
Speaker 4: Sue the crap atoms, sue the crap out of them,
just so sue him so hard that he's just completely bankrupt.
Speaker 2: I just wish you would do.
Speaker 1: You know, I don't know if he knows this, but
Elon is a trillionaire. I don't know if he knows that.
And so it doesn't really matter how much his lawyer
bills cost.
Speaker 2: It really doesn't matter. Now it does not matter. So
he also responded to another tweet defending him. Mike Solana said, no,
the dose guys did not kill millions of children. And
if you have participated in popularizing this disgusting to humanizing lie,
you are going to hell. Fyi, and Elon retweeted that, saying, absolutely,
this is a total eye All DOSEE did was require
contact with AID recipients to confirm funds were being used legitimately.
Anything less than this is insane. Multiple people from USAID
have been charged by DOJ with stealing money. Moreover, they
pled guilty.
Speaker 1: Remember when they loved this guy. They loved Elon.
Speaker 4: He was their man back in the day when he
wasn't you know, wearing a red hat. They loved him.
They sang his praises. He was literally like a messiah
to them. And now look at what they're doing.
Speaker 2: Well, he's trying to save them their own tax dollars
and apparently that's massively found them by the left.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it is because they love fraud, they love crime,
and they love criminals.
Speaker 2: We see this freaking crazy. Mike Ben's also pointed out
that it is much more likely cutting USAID that saved
four and a half million kids' lives by no longer
funding the dozens of USAID funded civil wars that had
been raging across Africa, Central Asia, Latin America and beyond.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but way to appeal to the bleeding hearts row
you let us God.
Speaker 2: And he is milking this for everything.
Speaker 1: It's worse.
Speaker 2: He even released a video saying put him up Elon.
Speaker 14: Today, Elon Musk threatened to sue me, and he called
on the Justice Department to put me in prison. That's right.
The world's richest person has spent all day tweeting going
after me. Why because I cited an academic study that
his doache cuts may lead to the debts of millions
of children overseas. You know, Helon, I thought you were
a free speech guy. Why not debate me on these
issues instead of threatening lawfair. You're not going to be
able to intimidate me. I'm the guy who stood up
to the Epstein class and worked with Massey to get
the Epstein. Fossay, I'm the guy who stood up against
APEC and called out a genocide. And I'm the guy
who stood up to billionaires in my district who ran
someone against me and still called for a wealth tax.
So I'm not going to be intimidated or silenced. I
need your health. I need the help of folks to
sign this petition and help me stand up to power
and fight for.
Speaker 15: Truth and justice.
Speaker 4: You don't feel intimidated, then why are you asking for
a petition by other people.
Speaker 2: I feel like your petition is like you're intimidated.
Speaker 1: Row, I feel like intimidated. Somebody said that money, and
it's true. He has everybody money. He has all of
us money, right, so I just bankrupt him. Elon, just
do it.
Speaker 2: I would be I'd be down. There's a guy named
Sam Antar who replied to that video and said, not
so fast.
Speaker 5: Row.
Speaker 2: You don't get to publicly accuse Elon of serious misconduct
and then call for a debate threatened with a lawsuit.
The lawsuit is the debate. Discovery is the fact checking depositions.
Depositions are the cross examination, and unlike cable News, everyone
is under Oh.
Speaker 1: So suck it.
Speaker 4: So these people need to be held responsible. You can
say the things, it's just that, you know, you can
get in trouble for saying the things right exactly.
Speaker 2: All right, we need to talk about some absolute morons,
and we need to talk about attitudes towards Trump. Rosie
O'Donnell is sick in the head with TDS. There's I mean,
she's one of like the worst victims.
Speaker 1: She's not here. She's not here.
Speaker 2: Well, I think she's coming back because she's like going
to fill in for is it, Kimmel? I forget she's
going to fill in for I know O, But like
she's a thing.
Speaker 1: She went to Ireland.
Speaker 2: She moved to Ireland and she like settled there because
Trump won the presidency. But now she's like back. I
don't know if she lives here, if it's temporary or what.
Speaker 4: She's realizing that people are getting there basically their their
heads cut off on the street in Ireland. Is that
that could have something something to do with it?
Speaker 2: But she was actually on I forget all the time
that Maryanne Williamson exists, but she does exist, and apparently
she has a podcast and she has her Woo Woo
podcast and her after projection. Right, so she decided to
have Rosie as a guest, and Rosie, of course went
on one of her like Trump is the worst person
ever tears. It's just a tiny bit of it.
Speaker 6: Inexplicably afraid of him and his quote unquote power. But
he is one of the most mediocre men ever in
public office. And he is right now so addled by
his physical form that we have to remove him.
Speaker 1: What does that even mean? Addled by his physical force?
What does that mean?
Speaker 2: That he's got dementia and he's falling apart. These people
are the biggest projectors. It's remarkable to me. They're insane.
Speaker 1: She actually believes that too, doesn't she.
Speaker 2: She believes one hundred percent. She believes it.
Speaker 4: We got to get a vaccine for this crap. You guys,
I know it's worthy. At this point, they're all like,
I love the dream of Trump. They're going to start
climbing the walls. I'm serious there control these people.
Speaker 2: I mean completely out of control. And the you know
we've talked multiple times. I mean ever since Trump became
president for a second time, and all throughout his first term,
there were crazy leftist judges trying to undo literally everything
that he does.
Speaker 1: Everything.
Speaker 2: And now there's a handy dandy chart showing exactly how
many policies have been undone or reversed by you know,
radical judges over the course of various presidencies. And it's
stunning to look at it in this form. So if
you look at the number of times a judge has
blocked a president's policies, this is broken down by president
starting with Bush. Wow, six times with Bush, twenty times
with Obama, seventy five under Trump's first term, and then
a noseedive down to twenty one under Biden. And then
look at where we are, not even two years in
presidency and just at one hundred and seventy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean that the judicial branch, man, it's this
is insane, It is insane. The judicial branch is a
nightmare in our country.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's tyranny of the judicus, like totally crazy. And then, uh,
there's a guy on X by the name of Mike
Bales who a couple of years ago tweeted out something
really really good about Trump and just attitudes towards him,
and he retweeted it yesterday, and that's when I saw it,
and I thought, this is actually, really, really, really worth sharing.
Please read this.
Speaker 4: He's the president of the United States, not your ex
not your personal villain, and not the cause of your misery.
You don't have to support him. That's America. But if
someone is simply backing the sitting president, it makes you rage,
cut people off, attack families, or act like garbage. You
are the problem. You've turned politics into a personality disorder.
Non's up outrage and toddler meltdowns online.
Speaker 1: Grow up?
Speaker 4: He won this, Guide it and fall. Pay your bills
here for your family, touch grass and move on.
Speaker 1: Yes, Mike exactly.
Speaker 2: I mean it really shouldn't be more complicated than that,
and you shouldn't be like trying to destroy your own
cities just because you're mad at Trump. I mean, that's
freaking batshit and I can't believe that requires Okay, wow,
and then you know, as good as that is. I
also thought that this was a report an important reminder,
particularly for our audience, some of our audience members who
completely freak out at the slightest criticism of anything that
this administration does. This is a person who goes by
jum j U m on X and he tweeted, if
you think Trump can do no wrong, you're an idiot.
If you think Trump can do nothing right, you are
also an idiot. Have a good night. I mean, that's
so true. He is human. That's what people keep forgetting,
is that he's absolutely human. He is going to make mistakes. Okay,
if we notice them, it doesn't mean that we don't
support them anymore.
Speaker 1: It used to be that way.
Speaker 4: We used to be able to talk like this about
politics and things exactly our government. We used to be
able to do this, you know, and still be like, yeah,
I'm a conservative, right, Yeah, I.
Speaker 2: Like him and I'm still a huge supporter, and that
we changed.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well maybe it's just a gen X thing, but
that is it's like we just remembered the good old
days of being able to do that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's crazy, all right. We need to talk about
how stupid the media is. We have actually have several
examples of that throughout the show, but one of the
most unbelievable ones that I saw was this is from
KTVU and it's a headline and I don't even remember
what city it's talking about, but there has been a
big decrease and I'm imagining it's somewhere like DC or
someplace that Trump had actually sent in the National Guard
to like make safer. And there's been a lot of success.
There's been a lot of reduction in crime, and that
crime has included like less carjackings and so on. And
only a leftist rag could turn the decline of crime
into something problematic. And yet that is exactly what KTV
you did. This is an amazing headline. It says a
decline in car break ins across Oakland is being welcomed
as a public safety win, but it's contributing to a
downturn for some local auto glass repair business.
Speaker 1: My god, we're gonna need some. We're gonna need some
because the businesses, you guys, we're now all of a
sudden they're all about small business too.
Speaker 16: Right.
Speaker 2: It's just like you cannot you can't make it up.
Speaker 1: You can't make this up.
Speaker 4: You do not hate our media enough, you don't hate
them nearly enough.
Speaker 2: You guys, tell me that's not the craziest thing ever.
I cannot. I just could not believe it. So that
that was a new one. We see constant mischaracterizations or
or headlines that are clickbait and leave out important details.
This is another completely egregious one from Reuters, and here
is the headline, Israeli soldiers shoot dead two Palestinian teens
in the West Bank, which sounds horrible, but it turns
out that those two Palestinian teens were killed while they
were throwing fire bombs and swaming tires at a Jewish community.
And they just chose to left that leave that part
out of the headline.
Speaker 4: I mean, they're just sweet teens, right, They're just sweet
sweet teens folding fire bombs and flaming tires.
Speaker 1: Like what so I love insurrective parties, like so terrorists?
They killed terror terrorists. That's yeah, they just happened to
be teenage terrorists. Okay, but I.
Speaker 2: Guarantee you, like the Ana Casparans of the world will
be like see, two more children have died at the brands.
Speaker 4: Of I really still want Anna Caspiri to wear one
of her low cut dresses into those Middle Eastern countries
that she loves so much.
Speaker 1: Double dog Daria. Oh that's right, you guys don't like dogs.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 2: Another example of just crazy headlining and crazy the turn
of so many people formerly on our side of the aisle.
You probably have heard that Tucker Carlson yesterday renounced the
GOPA in its entirety. We're going to play you that
audio in just a second. But what is crazy about
this horseshoe theory coming to life is that now the
Kamala Headquarters official Twitter account is promoting Tucker Carlson. So
that's where we are the OP.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think it's very okay to recognize the opp totally.
Speaker 2: It's totally okay to recognize it. If you missed Tucker
making this big announcement here, he is doing Democrats bidding.
Speaker 17: I would not support the Republican Party. There's no chance
I would support the Republican Party. Not going to support
the Democratic Party. I don't know what I'm going to do,
but at this point, you know, how could you support
How could I or any American voter support a political
party that's not loyal to the United States, that puts
the interests of a foreign country above those of its
own citizens Like that's you know, it's not possible to
vote for people like that, And I'm not going to.
And I think I voted Republican my entire life. I
worked at FOSS News an MSNBC. I've been a consistent
defender for thirty five years of the Republican Party. I mean,
very consistent defender. But there's no defending this because it's
immoral and it's exactly the opposite of what a political
party in a democracy is charged with doing, which is
representing its own voters, its own citizens, its own nation,
and they're not doing that. So no, I'm out, and
if I'm out, then I think a lot of other
people are at.
Speaker 1: He's such a liar.
Speaker 4: He was a registered Democrat from twenty six to twenty
twenty while living in DC, So I don't know how
you can be a registered Democrat because I mean, I've
been a conservative in my whole life, never registered as Democrat,
just putting that out there, especially for what fourteen years.
Speaker 1: It's a long time to be.
Speaker 4: Registered as a Democrat records, Yeah, exactly, it's a long
time to be registered as a Democrat. And then it's
weird because twenty twenty through twenty twenty six, which is now,
I'm assuming he's registered as a Republican and it was
that's when he was like heavy at Fox News.
Speaker 2: So it's almost like he doesn't have any core beliefs
and he just goes where the wind blows, right, because.
Speaker 4: Like all these people that are doing this. I mean,
in twenty twelve he said Iran should be annihilated. Is
that that was a lie? He is a liar exactly.
He's a complete grifter, absolute grifter. And it's disappointing because
I really liked him at one point, I really did.
I liked a lot of the things he said. I
thought he was very smart. He's a grifter and man,
that demon sure has done a number on him.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 2: Well, I guess the good news, if there is to
be any from this, is that we now are no
longer considered to be infighting with Tucker Carlson. He's not.
He's not in the same party to infight. We're just
fighting with him. He's on the left yea.
Speaker 1: And he loves islamis he wants to usher that in so.
Speaker 2: And as Seth Dylan points out, he hates Trump and Jews,
has abandoned the GOP, and he's fallen in love with Islam.
He is basically Charlie's opposite. Mortified. I would like to
think absolutely what Tucker has become.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's the He's the antithesis of Charlie Kirk just
make no mistake, the absolute antithesis of him.
Speaker 13: Mm hmm.
Speaker 2: And because she is also a grifter. Marjorie Taylor Green
fell right in line, saying Tucker's not the only one
who's done supporting the Republican Party. There are a lot
of us that are absolutely fed up and will not
support a party that betrays its voters and country. That
doesn't mean we're turning into Democrats either, but we're done
with the America Last Republican. And I think this is
all just a build up to her running for office, Tucker,
you know, perhaps running Thomas Massey, the whole lot of them,
Joe Kn't It's going to be like this disgusting team
of people that do nothing but split the Republican vote
and ensure Democrats.
Speaker 4: Win and talk about how much and talk about how
much Jews suck. They're going to blame everything on Israel,
It's what they're going to do, and bring up Epstein Island,
which I find really amusing at this point, considering that
being a Muslim in a Muslim country is like Epstein
Island every day. Yeah, So it's weird how they're not
talking about it. None of these people are talking about that.
Pay attention because again, it's not the Jews. It's not
pay attention to that, you guys. God, she's such a grifter.
Marjorie Taylor Green.
Speaker 2: Oh, is anybody watching her thing?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 4: I think her first episode I didn't watch it, but
I know it was about going over to Mexico getting
stem cell therapy. I mean the flex is I am
a multi millionaire and I can't afford health insurance. I
feel like that's you not being able to handle your
personal finances, Marge.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna have to look to see, like if it's
getting watched, because I'm sure a lot of people watch
it just out of pure yeah, curiosity, and not because
they're actually like, oh, I can't wait to see what
Marjorie's doing.
Speaker 1: Not a flex lady.
Speaker 2: All right, moving on, we've taught we had an interview.
If you've not seen our interview with Gad Sad from
a few weeks back, that's one not to miss. That
one is really really good. He talks a lot about
suicidal empathy, which we've also obviously mentioned on the show
many many times. Unfortunately, there are people that don't get it,
and John c Riley, the actor, is one of those
people who you will hear talking about empathy in the
most retarded way right here.
Speaker 18: For human rights? Why is that a right or a
left thing? Why aren't people in the right wing concerned
about human rights? They're human too. This whole thing that
like kind of has come into vogue of like empathy trap,
you know, empathy trap, you know, Like that's what Elon
Musk says, Like empathy is like, don't be fooled by
the empathy trap, you know, stick to your your agenda
and what's best for you, you know, don't start feeling
bad for so and so they're on their own thing,
look out for number one. Like it's like, wait a minute,
Empathy is not a trap. Empathy is a superpower. That's
what makes human beings exceptional. Our ability to like look
outside ourselves. We're not an alligator trying to just get
the next fish, you know, or human beings. We can
relate to something that's not us that, you know, Like
that's a superpower. And and it's also the cornerstone of civilization,
the fact that we stay at the red light and
don't just zoom out because we want to get through
the life faster. Because what will happen, or we might
smash into someone, well you don't know that person, yeah,
but I still don't want to smash into them. You know,
like those are the building blocks of civilization, that's the
and so we treat treat and it's a very catholic
to do unto others, you know, your brother, as you
would as you would treat yourself, you.
Speaker 1: Know, Like and to your point about the I'm.
Speaker 18: Crazy that we have to argue for these things right now.
That's a really upside down world feeling to me.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't trust any dude that wears a neckerchief.
I just don't like he lost me, especially when it's
like royal blue and he took time to put that on.
That's on purpose, on purpose, he like tied it and
he's like this does look right, you know what I mean,
he spent some time on that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they don't get it.
Speaker 4: They don't get the suicidal empathy because they're literally they're
going to be the ones that they have ignored the history,
they've ignored what happened in Iran.
Speaker 1: They are those people.
Speaker 4: They've just the epitome of useful idiots, right, I mean
it's you you could hear like people that are Islamic
talking about how they actually are the useful idiots because
they love that. They're empathetic like that to the point
of suicide. They're empathetic, whereas we are like more critical thinkers,
and we're like, this is not okay, you guys, it's
just not.
Speaker 1: It's an invasion, and we see it for what it is.
It's not going to end well for.
Speaker 2: These No, it's not. And it's already showing exactly how
it ends in our own country. Here is like an
absolutely amazing example of suicidal empathy at work.
Speaker 15: One of the best examples I think of suicidal empathy
happening in real time is a town in Michigan called Hamtrack,
and I believe it was the first town in the
United States that authorize the Muslim called a prayer in
the morning. The liberal people in that town wanted to
protect Muslim rights. There was a whole bunch of people
from Bangladesh and I think Armenia coming into the town,
and these were the people who were very much pro
LGBTQ plus plus, so they welcome tons of refugees into
their small town. So eventually became the majority. And then
what happened is you got the first mayor from this country,
city council became all Muslim. It's an example of you
have to be careful of the unintended consequences of good intentions.
Because what happened in that town this year is that
they banned the Pride flag. So now you have an
all Muslim city council and mayor, and now they've taken
down all the pride flags. And the liberal women who
were behind this full movement are now like what's going on,
and now they're being completely rebuked. And it reminds me
of communism, where the agitators and the revolutionaries are just
useful idiots for the people who want to take power.
And whether it's communists, people from a different country or worldview,
take a look at that town. Tell me what you
think about it, because I think that is a little
microcosm of what could happen on a grand scale in
Europe and North America if we're not sure about making
sure people share our values before we put them in
a position to take over.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they use our First Amendment and our benevolence against us.
This is what they're doing.
Speaker 2: And saying this right, right, this was exactly what will happen.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And the guy that we played yesterday, that that
Iranian American that was in Wiley, Texas, that was saying,
you guys, there are three stages. That town is like
literally kreening into the third stage.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's it's it's the hell.
Speaker 4: It is the absolute Islamic health that they want to
They want to put that here. They don't want to
melt into the pot. You guys, there is no melting
at all. It's people cannot see that.
Speaker 1: And John c Riley apparently can't see it either. Well,
God help them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean the bleeding hearts are going to get
us killed. I mean, that's seriously, that is how I
utterly retarded these you know, these all the fields. They've
got all the best intentions, and they are just being idiots.
They are being such idiots.
Speaker 5: Yep.
Speaker 2: And that's a I mean, he's right. That is a
microcosm for exactly what's going to happen on a larger scale.
I don't know how much clear we can make it,
you know, I don't know. And the problem is is
that we have gotten so dumbed down as an entire society,
like our education system obviously is a mess. There's indoctrination
at every level and it shows. And now we're to
the point where we're seeing the results of that dumbing
down on such a huge scale. I mean, we've shown
these kinds of you know, man on the street interviews
just highlighting how completely stupid people are now. But this
was shocking to me, Like, I get the kids don't
learn cursive anymore. I guess I hate that, but it's
true they don't. But to see grown ass adults not
be able to read cursive, Oh my god, you guys,
what is this?
Speaker 3: Read this word, thelma, Thelma.
Speaker 2: I learned cursive in third grain. Read this word.
Speaker 18: Had a word help?
Speaker 3: Oh, now you've got to go to another god.
Speaker 2: Read this word this cursive. I can't read cursive.
Speaker 8: It's a Z.
Speaker 13: Well cute, you tell me what I say?
Speaker 18: Yellow.
Speaker 3: Read this word your spelling. Read this word corilla.
Speaker 13: That's a J.
Speaker 2: Cursive.
Speaker 8: Read this word.
Speaker 13: Read this wordma, cream next Rod, I'll just read this
word yell, y'all, yell raw.
Speaker 2: It's in like Spanish.
Speaker 12: Read this word the mama.
Speaker 3: What the world cursive?
Speaker 2: It's cursive?
Speaker 8: Read this word?
Speaker 2: Is that a word?
Speaker 3: Read this word?
Speaker 11: What is that?
Speaker 2: First letter.
Speaker 3: Read this word, hiro Selena, read this word.
Speaker 2: That's what this is.
Speaker 13: But what is it saying?
Speaker 2: I'm asking you, I do not.
Speaker 8: Know read this word?
Speaker 14: What's the first letter?
Speaker 13: Why?
Speaker 2: Or what strikes?
Speaker 1: Yeah? We endanger, girl, We're so freaking in danger.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: And then you're like, listen if they don't they don't
know cursive, they don't know history, and they just well,
that's it.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's not about so say that. They say
that that Z was spelled out for them in print,
and like everything was printed. The problem isn't even just
cursive at this point. It's being able to read words
bigger than say, a conjunction. And this was another example
where I was just mortified. We are an illiterate society.
Speaker 13: Now look at this does unwatering.
Speaker 1: I don't know that word, not even a lot of
big words.
Speaker 16: Unemotional, I mean emotional, depending, dependency.
Speaker 3: Sorry, what's funny?
Speaker 1: Okay, I guess you know she didn't do good.
Speaker 2: She didn't read the animals closure.
Speaker 19: I can't read President affection reflected and deeply ingrade development
diver viral.
Speaker 16: Oh my god, misticulously constructed us the same out Westbridge.
I'd wait, I wish I think it too hard. Westbridge Admiration,
her itmates spensticulously constructed to sane. At Westbridge Admiration.
Speaker 2: They had a promotion. What the promotion primote notion of
the impending.
Speaker 1: Can make event? Oh my god.
Speaker 4: Okay, and you know like half those half those people
went to Harvard and got master's degrees.
Speaker 2: You know they did, They got in.
Speaker 1: This is what happens.
Speaker 4: Like it doesn't take anything to get into college these days.
Just you know, they just hand out degrees like with
an order of shrimp tacos and here you go, we're
so we are cooked?
Speaker 2: You guys, how do you fix this? How do do
you fix it?
Speaker 13: Well?
Speaker 4: I mean I'm constantly screwed the schools man, the schools.
Speaker 1: Wow. I mean like my daughter will come home.
Speaker 4: I hate to even say this out loud because I
know there are good teachers out there. I know that
there are, but she will come home and she'd be like,
my teacher misspelled this word, and my you know thing.
Speaker 1: And this, this teacher is this and this this. Guys,
we got to do better. We just have to do better.
Speaker 2: Yeah, We've got a long ways to go to turn
this around. And I hope it's turnaroundable.
Speaker 1: I hope you know.
Speaker 2: Yikes. All right, we need to talk about the fact
that there's going to be another Candace Owen's spawn. That
is bad news for the world. And apparently it's an
excuse also for Candace to be a raging sea word.
And she says that out loud that not only does
it give her permission or explain her rage, but it
also is going to be an excuse. Henceforth and forthwith
that she will not be allowed to be criticized because
how dare you criticize a pregnant woman? Right? And by
the way, the reason the way that she found out
she's pregnant her fans, We're not supposed to believe her fans.
Speaker 1: That's such a tactic.
Speaker 2: It's such a tactic.
Speaker 1: Is it's so like you guys did it? You did
know me? Totally come stop it.
Speaker 2: I know, ridiculous. But here's how she opened her show yesterday.
Speaker 13: Too, formally announced at the top of the show that
you guys were correct.
Speaker 3: I am with the child. I'm expecting another child.
Speaker 13: A lot of you guys had sussed that out genuinely
within the first four weeks of my pregnancy. I actually
found out I am not kidding that I was pregnant
from you guys.
Speaker 3: Okay, you guys were in the comments, you were asking questions.
Speaker 13: You were like, knness has a very unique attitude that
she's known to have when she's pregnant with a boy.
It's kind of sus I think she's pregnant.
Speaker 3: Yes, you were correct.
Speaker 13: I learned from you, and then I found out that
that is indeed the reason, as it always is, that
I grow sort of increasingly violent when I am for
some something about growing a boy inside of you that
makes you want to aggress. That's how I feel. I
don't understand it, but I want to physically fight people.
The more pregnant I become, I want to physically fight people.
There's something I can do about it. It's a condition.
And yeah, okay, we're gonna unpack today, but I wanted
to get that done at the top of show. Let
you guys know that you are really annoying for knowing first.
I shouldn't be finding this out from the internet. Who
do you guys think you are? Clearly you know me
better than I know myself.
Speaker 3: Anyway. Welcome back to Candace.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, so were you an aggressive demonic psycho
when you were growing two boys, right.
Speaker 2: I mean, there's a lot of women, I'm sure in
our audience right now, who have grown boys who didn't
turn into raging seawards, right.
Speaker 4: I do not think a lot of women who have
grown boys who were not demonic psychopaths.
Speaker 2: I mean, this is this is so crazy. And the
way that this you know, self described Catholic, she claims
Catholicism is super important in her life. The way that
she mocks the Bible in terms of the detection that
it calls for for widows, for example, is so disgusting.
So she announced that she's pregnant, obviously as you saw,
and then she was responding to one of her fans
who said, oh, I can't wait to see you use
the how dare you judge and say nasty things about
a pregnant woman in reverse, and she said, Yep, it's
that simple. Pregnancy means I can do whatever and no
one can say anything or critique me because I'm growing
a child and the Bible is very clear about the
innocence of the life that grows inside me. I'm instantly
and suddenly removed from all responsibility. Thank you to my
supporters we've officially graduated to the TPUSA faith grift.
Speaker 4: It's actually the Bible doesn't say that she is exempt
from criticism.
Speaker 1: The baby's innocent, she's not honest.
Speaker 2: It's so disgusting that she's been using this right because
she doesn't.
Speaker 1: Care about the Bible. You guys, she doesn't care about it.
Speaker 2: She even went on to say, I'm trying out this line.
Everybody pregnants differently. I like it, it work works. Oh
my god, this inmon.
Speaker 4: I cannot wait for one of those kids because she's
going to have a gajillion right. I cannot wait for
one of them to write about their crazy mother in
like twenty years. I'm seriously that's going to be like
a fun day. I will buy that book.
Speaker 1: I will buy it. I will buy it for several
of my friends because that's going to be great. Somebody asked.
Speaker 4: So many people were asking who's the father? I would
like to know that too, Who is the father?
Speaker 2: The best comment I saw about that on Twitter was
I wonder who George? Like, what guy George thinks about
when he's impregnating her?
Speaker 1: Right? Yeah, totally, man, you know his eyes were closed.
Speaker 2: I love that. So apparently the entire show of hers
yesterday was filled with rage, and she's very, very mad
about people who imply that she and Charlie were not close,
particularly during the last cup years of his life. Now,
there is a mistake that some people make by saying,
because she never shows texts between them beyond twenty nineteen,
that they stopped being friends in twenty nineteen. They were
still friends back then. She just doesn't have any evidence
of it, and she hates it when people say and
point that out. So she calls the liars, and she's
really really mad about it, and she wants everybody to
know that she's at war with everybody, and she's super
glad about it. This, again, is the pregnancy rage talking.
Speaker 3: An absolute fact.
Speaker 1: These people are.
Speaker 13: Despicable, Oh, Charlie and Kennison speaks since twenty nineteen, you liars,
sending people out to write hippieces, trying to just I
can't even imagine having passed away and watching my worst
enemies be given my legacy by.
Speaker 2: My own wife, by my own wife.
Speaker 3: Why yielding the stage to Ben Shapiro like we were
going to allow that. We're not going to allow it.
I said from the very beginning of this entire thing.
Speaker 13: I want war with all of you, and I'm so
glad that I'm getting it.
Speaker 4: She's so.
Speaker 13: Glos.
Speaker 4: I hope they named the kid something Russian, you know,
because America first, America first, you guys.
Speaker 2: And she for all of the theories that she's thrown around,
like the bees and the.
Speaker 1: Jews and the planes at exploding mics and all her
things going, it's a yeah.
Speaker 2: For all the things that she has theorized without evidence.
We should point out it is amazing that she doesn't
consider any weight. There's no weight given to the actual
cause of Charlie's death, which was of course Chyler Robinson,
who was in love with the Transferry, and there's plenty
of evidence for that, but of course that doesn't matter
to Candice. She continues to insist, and the Tucker does too,
that Israel killed Charlie, and she is using now she's
lying and saying that Charlie tweeted the night before he
died that he was abandoning the pro Israel cause that's
a lie that came out of a group text in
which he was being sarcastic that was released by Andrew
Corvett to the authorities. And then leaked. He never tweeted
any such thing, But that's not going to stop Candace
from lying, and here she is once again doing just that.
Speaker 13: Charlie Kirk, Charlie Kirk murdered for his views on transgenderism
when the night before he tweeted that he was left
no option but to abandon the pro Israel cause because
of how severely they were bullying him, threatening him using finances.
Speaker 3: Night before he's talking of.
Speaker 13: Rabbis, you know, Israeli rabbis, Josh Hammer, all of them sake,
if they were just helping him tune his debate, fine,
tune his debate skills, because Charlie wasn't, you know, doing
that for a living and smarter than every single one
of these people.
Speaker 4: I'm just curious, though, if they're if Israel is so powerful,
if she believes that, she truly believes that, why didn't
they get rid of her and Tucker exactly?
Speaker 2: Why would they get rid of one of their best
supporters ever? Simply because there was a donor that was mad,
He continued to platform Tucker. We're supposed to believe Israel
would off one of their longest term supporters ahead of
Tucker or a.
Speaker 1: Canvas it's the most retarded take.
Speaker 4: It's like the people who are like, oh god, he's
controlling Trump.
Speaker 1: Okay, I mean, it's thank.
Speaker 2: Thing I know, and you know. Her point that she
made right there that Charlie would never consult with rabbis
or Josh Hammer or anybody to sharpen his debate skills
is complete nonsense. She's acting like he was way too
smart to want to be well prepared. Charlie was the
most well prepared debater in the history of the world.
Probably yes, and Blake Neff responded to that particular segment, saying,
this is another great example of how Candis either doesn't
know or doesn't care how Charlie actually lived his life.
She ridicules the idea that Charlie would talk to people
like Josh Hammer or rabbi Is about how to frame
arguments on Israel before debates because he was smarter than them. Instead,
they must have been threatening him. She says, I was
a part of that prep work, and they weren't threatening him. Instead,
it really was just debate prep. Charlie always knew he
could be better and was eager to get advice and
guidance from other people he thought could help him. He
was so successful, not because he was innately smarter than everyone,
but rather because he had so much humility. I can
see how Candace might be unable to relate to a
person like that such a good I love his tweets
when he goes after her. I'm always like, inject this
into all of my veins right.
Speaker 1: Now, right, I mean, it's so good. Yeah, cool. Demons
don't have humility.
Speaker 2: And whenever she talks about other people lying, I'm always
just like.
Speaker 4: Oh, really, really okay, it's like you and Tucker and
all of them talk about liars.
Speaker 1: You don't get to do that.
Speaker 2: You don't. You're the last person that should be doing that.
She never remembers. She can't keep up with her own lies.
And now there's some clips you know how she interviewed,
like on Russia TV and like sat down with Russian
people to interview.
Speaker 1: Or which is because America first, Yes, because America first.
Speaker 2: So some of those clips are starting to emerge, and
thanks to Nathan Livingstone, who actually watches and goes through
them painstakingly so that he can catch her on these lies.
He put together one of those clips from a recent
Russian interview, and then also showed her lying about the
very things that she talked about in the Russian TV interview.
Here once again is Milkbar TV's awesome video clip.
Speaker 11: Do you feel like there is more hope in this
artistiracial inject intelligence or danger?
Speaker 2: Maybe maybe more danger dangerous?
Speaker 13: Yes, I actually think it's dumbing down mankind. And so
I have my own experience with this as people for
some reason think that if you use AIS telling you
the truth. I don't know how this software works, but
I've learned to trust it world economic forms face plus
plus software and it is a leader in machinery, visual
artificial intelligence industry and face recognition systems. There's no question
upon seeing this technology in my mind that John Michelle
trog know is Brigitt Macron. That's the danger in IT
is that people are passing off their job and their responsibility.
Speaker 3: And I think to research and to understand and to think.
Speaker 13: The software is like you are, Jean Michelle trog No.
I don't know how they created the software, but the
Chinese people they knew what they were doing with this.
The threat in AI is the suspension of rational thinking.
Speaker 3: Truly, I see.
Speaker 13: It that I really trust that software and that software
has proven to me that Brigitte Macrone lived as Jean
Michelle trog know.
Speaker 3: I actually think it's dumbing down mankind.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we do too.
Speaker 1: We need tone.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, she just never ceases.
Speaker 1: Right, It's just like flip flop after flip flop. And
please get more merch.
Speaker 2: Yes, please buy her Shabbat shalom, Daddy y.
Speaker 4: Coming soon of her going like this to Charlie probably
is going to be her best friend America first.
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Speaker 2: And then this came right after the show yesterday from
Dixie Bama, who said, there are videos of Helen Keller
speaking with Annie Sullivan by her still blind and deaf,
but she spoke bigger feet than writing a book. Why
don't people look things up? Helen and I were alive
at the same time. I remember thinking that was and
then it just ended. I don't know why, but there
was no continuation.
Speaker 4: I wonder how old she was when she died. I've
never looked that up. I need to do that.
Speaker 2: I think she was pretty old, but I forget exactly
how old.
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I don't want to miss anybody, so let me get
to those rat now, come on, just show them to me,
all right, let me refresh. Nancy Case said, bye bye, Tucker.
We were done with you long long ago. I think
we can all speak for that. It speaks for all
us from man. Let me get my glasses because they've
got this new format now. Jen McDaniel said, Rocanna's net
worth has jumped from forty five million in twenty seventeen,
his first year in Congress, to over two hundred and
forty seven million today. H insider trading over four thousand
trades just this year. I need to see some orange jumpsuits.
How did he have forty.
Speaker 1: Five million coming in?
Speaker 2: I don't know. He was just a rich dude.
Speaker 1: Woweah, and that's how he won the election probably, Yeah.
Speaker 2: Shannon Spofford said, when Mack is added to a person's name,
I can then no longer remember the person's actual name.
Maybe that's a good thing. Sorry, I always do that
with my names in the day. Let's see is this
one yes. Lauri Masamuro said, good morning, chicks. I can't
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when the IRGC breaks it, we can we can take
of them, take them out, maybe once and for all,
without being accused of being reactive. Yeah.
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on behind the scenes.
Speaker 2: I hope, so, man, I hope. So all right now you.
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I'm like, I'm not your bro Mels faves won good
movies this year. I wonder why. Yeah, there's a couple
of them. There's a couple of decent movies. I don't know,
it's weird.
Speaker 1: Do people actually go to the movies?
Speaker 18: Like there was?
Speaker 1: It was hardly filled when we went.
Speaker 2: I don't think. I think everybody just waits for streaming
because it's so fast.
Speaker 1: I feel sorry for like the mom and pop theaters
out there.
Speaker 2: You know, I know it's like, but the only time
I really ever want to go is if it's on
an imax, if it's like if it's a top gun.
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huge screen.
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Speaker 4: I started out as a registered Democrat, quickly realized I
am conservative, dragged my feet for a while, but had
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didn't work for them bra It's true, Ginko yoke two
three four retard to make slow, to impede. So the
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word breaks getting past filters. Yeah, it's true, though, Marcy
Praules Candace owns procreated. The world is a scarier place now.
I grew a boy and was not a raging psychopath.
She's still batshit crazy. Yeah, she's procreated. This is her
fifth child, Ginka yea. They're all so young, like in
six years.
Speaker 1: It's fine.
Speaker 2: She doesn't raise any of them, so maybe there's a
chance that they'll be okay.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's true. It's five and six years, you guys,
that's a lot. Ginko yoke two three four is a Catholic.
I'm praying for Candas's soul. She's she's blaspheming in almost
every way, including mocking the word of God. Yep, she
sure does. Teresa's CTM retired USN O three. The laws
are not zooming out in traffic. Wouldn't that also apply
to not shooting people on the back, stabbing people in
the next, setting people on fire and subways, et cetera,
et cetera. Are the people that I should display empathy
for Yeah, exactly, Teresa CTM retired Usno.
Speaker 1: Three.
Speaker 4: There's no exponential level for the amount of abhorrence I
feel for Candas now right there with you, like, oh God,
the worst of hate, the absolute worst bo Mama eight.
Speaker 1: There's a word for Candas's condition. It's called bipolar.
Speaker 2: I don't feel like that's too nice.
Speaker 4: I don't think she's I've known people who have bipolar
and they're not demonic. She's demonic. Eploria bisoon on three
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Speaker 2: I mean, yeah, I can't there. I can't imagine there's
not foreign influence on some of these idiots who are
again useful idiots.
Speaker 4: Right, but Israel, you guys, Ginko Yoki two three four,
blah blah blah. I just wanted to hear you say that.
Take my money, please, thank you, Ginko. Marcy Prauls.
Speaker 1: Helen Keller was eighty seven when she died in her sleep. Okay, yeah,
I knew she was up there. He was old. Yeah.
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