Speaker 1: This is like one of the biggest scandals in American history.
Speaker 2: That goes beyond code switchings. You're trying to be a
zillion different people to everybody.
Speaker 3: What the.
Speaker 1: Dude, If you have eyeballs you can see it.
Speaker 2: You have no authenticity whatsoever.
Speaker 1: There's so much there that it sucks. As the kids
would say, Hi, everybody, get morning, Happy Monday. Hello, Mock
is in a fancy hotel. She's in some sort of
something sweet.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's not fancy, as you can tell from this
Sremo artwork. No, it's not fancy. It's adequate, but not
much more than that.
Speaker 1: It's a van go.
Speaker 2: I'll be coming at you from this hotel today and tomorrow,
and then on Wednesday Chad will be filling in for
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I'm sorry that it's not any better. Listen, Let's get
to the like really not so use like the igy
news first, and then we'll have more fun later on
in the show. But first of all, we just do
need to mention that there was this horrific bombing that
took place at a fertility clinic. In Palm Springs, California,
and the psychopath that did it died in the bombing
as he expected to. He left behind like some really
creepy manifesto and he is super anti life and I'm
not talking pro choice. I'm talking anti life. So if
you could read this, because I I'm.
Speaker 1: Gonna do the best I can. Okay, bomber the bomber
is was Guy Edward Bartkiss. He's part of the anti
natalist cult who believes that it's wrong to have more children.
He reportedly left behind a site that says he's also
an abolitionist, vegan, and atheist. Superverse Satan over God. If
God is real and a l elfhalstlight? Is that right?
An elfulest?
Speaker 2: I mean that's the right word.
Speaker 1: What means the hell is it? What the hell is
an elfalist? He made multiple references to Reddit in his writing,
and he believed that we need to sterilize the planet
of the disease of life.
Speaker 4: Good board.
Speaker 1: Wow. His ideology absolutely hates pro life people and this
was his attempt to kill as many babies as he could.
God had other plans, though, Despite the bombing being felt
over a mile away, all of the embryos at the
facility survived. Bart Kiss was killed in his attempted attack.
He also said, I'm very against IVF. It's extremely wrong.
These are people who are having kids after they've sat
there and thought about it. How much more stupid can
it get? Praise God that every baby survived. This psycho,
this anti life garbage is directly related to the doom
or fringe who believe life is a moral. If it
hurts the environment or planet in any way, it must
be loudly and soundly rejected. Amen to that, Robbie Starbuck,
Amen to that. No, this guy is in hell right
now looking up going, oh crap, it didn't work the
way he was supposed to do.
Speaker 2: Did it work?
Speaker 1: It's not down here? Shit, that's what's happening to that guy.
So we're all.
Speaker 2: Clearly right, exactly and thankfully I think a couple of
people other than the bomber were hurt, but no one
else was killed. All the babies survived. So that's that's
the great news about that.
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when we left you on Friday, a lot of stuff
happened almost immediately after the show. One of the things
that happened was that the audio of the Her report,
the interview with Biden that was so talked about forever.
You know that what is it, Robert Her I think
it's Robert Herr Yeah, Robert her h.
Speaker 1: U r her yeah, Liken Her.
Speaker 2: He's the one that said that, you know, Biden was
like a forgetful old gentleman, but that he wasn't going
to put him in front of a jury because a
jury would just feel sorry for him and it wouldn't
get anywhere, et cetera, et cetera. And then for a
long time Republicans were like, we need to hear what
you heard, and of course Biden refused to release the
audio tapes because he knew how bad it would make
him look, and instead, he and Kamala and all kinds
of other Democrats, you know, roundly just dragged Robert Hurr
through the mud. And the guy did his job. He
did his job, and he did it really well. And
the fact that his name got dragged through the mud
for telling the truth is just so typical democrat disgusting behavior.
And so, and obviously we're going to get to the
bigger news about Joe Biden's health that came out yesterday
in just a minute. But we're starting backwards. We're kind
of rewinding to Friday, and so there was a lot
of chatter about the audio coming out. I don't know
if you guys heard it. It was painful. You're going
to hear a little snippet of it in this Fox
News clip, but it was painful to listen to. Here's
some reaction.
Speaker 5: This is a part of that audio that we've been
listening to today. This is tough to listen to. If
you are a believer in democracy, you believe this country
should be run by a competent president, a commander in chief,
it doesn't sound terribly good for the former president listened
to this.
Speaker 4: This is what twenty seventeen eighteen.
Speaker 6: Then here.
Speaker 7: Remember in this timeframe, my son is either about deployed
or is dying. There's even reference that I don't remember
when my son died. How in the hell dare he
raise that? I'm well meaning, I'm an elderly man, and
I know what the hell I'm doing.
Speaker 5: I don't care who you are.
Speaker 4: It's tough to hear.
Speaker 8: It's tough to hear, and it's very hard to listen
to you. But at the same time, when you piece
these together and run them side by side, Joe Biden
is laughing out at her for bringing this up. The
audio reveals her wasn't the one who brought up bo Biden.
That was Joe Biden himself. So the audio is troubling,
but Biden's reaction to it now knowing everything we knew
about it or we know about it, is so much
more problematic. And then the fact that staffers Joe Biden
the family continued to push him for another run for
the White House. And I think that that's where Congress
is going to come in and ask him serious.
Speaker 1: Questions I'm not troubled by it. I'm pissed off.
Speaker 2: Yeah, everybody should be pissed off.
Speaker 1: I'm not like they're so like, I'm so troubled by it,
so disturbing.
Speaker 2: It's so hard to listen to. It's really not hard hard.
That's what we all knew, right, I'm like, I'm not
finding it.
Speaker 1: I'm not struggling with this, you know, emotionally, I'm just
I'm pissed off because these people are supposed to be
in charge. You know, I put them well, we I
didn't really, I didn't vote for the guy, but he's
in charge. And he's not in charge. No, no, there
are other people in charge. There are other people. So
you guys preach to me about democracy and it's and
talk about an oligarchy.
Speaker 2: Holy crap, right, oh my gosh. And that's a great point,
especially when you consider how much that inner circle did
to cover up what they clearly knew was wrong with him.
And that just scratches the surface, because as of yesterday,
we know there's a lot more wrong with him. But
just as a flashback, listen to what Kamala said about
Robert Hurr's report, and like her faux anger is just
even more disgusting to watch. Now I'm a prosecutor.
Speaker 9: The comments that were made by that prosecutor gratuitous, inaccurate,
and inappropriate. The way that the president's demeanor in that
report was characterized could not be more wrong on the
facts and clearly politically motivated. Shut up, gratuitous God, And
so I will say that when it comes to the
role and responsibility of a prosecutor in a situation like that,
we should expect that there would be a higher level
of integrity.
Speaker 1: Then oh my god, how dare you lady? Everything that
comes out of these people's faces is just.
Speaker 2: Live finally life. They cannot be allowed to live this
down like this is not this story is not going
to go away, because we shouldn't let it go away.
Speaker 1: This is like one of the biggest scandals in American history.
What happened with Biden and how they tried to cover
it up. And you mentioned that it was, you know,
the circle around him. It wasn't just the circle around
him like permeated into the media and like, I mean,
there were so many people in on this I saw
I think yesterday. I don't know if you have it
or not. There's a a just well, there's probably plenty
of them, all sorts of montages. Is just the media,
the media just covering for this guy. And then now
they're all like, oh god, I mean it's like, it's
just terrible what happened.
Speaker 2: Right, and they're trying to blame it on the Inner Circle.
And there we have a clip later to play a
Van Jones where I was just like, you gotta be
freaking kidding me with this stuff.
Speaker 1: Sane. Yeah, they all did it. They all in on
the lie, and they all lied for him. They were
delighted to do it. They would have been delighted to
have him in office for a second term. They all suck,
and yeah, they all need to be held accountable.
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slash sh do it. President Trump reacted to the Robert
hur audio on Friday, and here is what he said.
Speaker 1: People that are eighty nine, ninety ninety two, ninety three.
Speaker 10: Years old and are literally perfect.
Speaker 3: But Joe was not one of them.
Speaker 10: And they did a lot of hiding.
Speaker 7: They were really playing games, and you know, you can't
do that.
Speaker 11: Our countries are sick. You see even a thing like this.
Speaker 7: There's so many decisions for billions and billions, but then
you have even more important decisions.
Speaker 2: You have decisions for life.
Speaker 12: And you can't have a man in that condition.
Speaker 8: And everybody was holding back, including the preps, including to me.
Speaker 1: What kills me is they always think that this stuff
is not going to come out, that the truth is
not going to come to light. This is what a
lot of democrats, I mean, like Kamala talking about. You
know that the conversation, the interview, right, how he was treated,
the way he was treated. It's like, do you not
understand that, Like, eventually that tape will come out. We're
going to see the truth, and we're going to see
you being faced with the truth, and everybody's going to
see that you guys are a bunch of freaking liars.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and we're not going to forget. We're not forgetting it.
Speaker 1: And it's like if you could lie about that, which
is such an important thing. It's a monumental thing. What
else you lie about, lady. They're all liars, all liars.
It's absolutely ridiculous.
Speaker 2: And so then all of a sudden, yesterday news broke
that Joe Biden is suffering from an aggressive form of
prostate cancer, and just immediately I was like, this is
so freaking sketch. Not that I don't want him, well,
obviously I wish him, were totally agree, but this timing
is absolutely ridiculous, absolutely ridiculous, And they're trying to excuse me.
They're trying to say he found out about this aggressive
form of prostate cancer on Friday, which just happens to
me the day that the audio came out. And even
Brian Stilter was like, this is just incredible, extraordinary timing.
So here he is talking about the diagnosis and the
timing of the diagnosis on CNN.
Speaker 13: There's one element of the timing here. And then you have,
as you and Paul just acknowledge, this book coming out
one of the biggest political books in several years. Take
out our colleague ca for a second. This book, no
matter who, no matter where, was coming from, was going
to be a very big, blockbuster book, and it just
so happens. Two of the best reporters in Washington, Jake
Tapper and Alas Thompson, are the authors of it. It's
already a best seller based on a number of pre orders.
And so this book comes out in two days, but
some of the excerpts have already come out, and it's
reignited this debate in Washington and beyond within the Democratic
Party about Biden, about whether he should have run for
reelection at all. So it seems to me, Jessica, this
debate doesn't end at all, but it is briefly put
on pause as a result of today's news.
Speaker 2: Nope, it's not. It's not put on pause. We're not pausing, right.
Speaker 1: And nobody's pausing at all. They want us to pause.
But stage four prostate cancer that has reached your bones
does not happen overnight, especially when you have doctors looking
at you as the president of the United States the
way that they look at a potus. He has the
best doctors that money could buy, that we could buy him.
M hm, so's I don't you, guys, I don't buy this,
and based on the lies, I'm sorry, you can't blame me.
They've lied to me how many times? A gajillion times,
so I'm not believing this one.
Speaker 4: I'm just well.
Speaker 2: And then there was this I'd totally forgotten about this clip,
but there was this clip that was making the rounds
after this news broke yesterday of Biden in twenty twenty two.
What was reported at the time was a slip up
where he says, I and many others have cancer. Like
three years ago he said this, and everybody at the
time was like, oh, he just misspoke. Oh that was
just like a Biden slip up. But now it's making
the rounds again, like maybe he did know way back when.
Here is that clip.
Speaker 14: As people really absorbed this, hopefully just in a human way.
Speaker 1: First, and Brian Stelter, thank you so much for joining us.
We really appreciate it.
Speaker 7: And because it was a four lane highway that was accessible,
my mother drove us and rather than us be able
to walk and guess what the first frost, you knew
what was happening. You had to put on your windshield
wipers to get literally the oil slick off the window.
That's why I had so damn any other people I
grew up have cancer and why camp For the longest time,
Delaware had the highest cancer rate in the nation.
Speaker 1: I totally remember that, don't you remember that?
Speaker 2: I mean I didn't until yesterday and I saw that
floating around. I was like, oh my god, that's right.
Speaker 1: I remember talking about that and being like, he's just senile,
you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I don't know. And because to your point,
and many others on Twitter were saying this too, doctor
Stephen Quay said prostate cancer is the easiest cancer to
diagnose when it first starts and to watch it progress
to bone metastases. The PSA blood test shows the rate
of cancer cell growth for even with the most aggressive form,
it is a five to seven year journey without treatment
before it becomes metastatic, meaning it would be malpracticed for
this patient to show up and be first diagnosed with
metastatic disease in May of twenty twenty five. It is
exactly likely he was carrying a diagnosis of prostate cancer
throughout his White House tenure, and the American people were uninformed,
and as we were about so much.
Speaker 1: Right, And would that surprise you if we were uninformed?
Anybody surprised by that? Yeah, that's exactly what happened. At
least in my that's what I think happened. There's no
way that he got a stage four cancer diagnosis last week.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it seems absolutely unthinkable. Another tweet. Stage four prostate
cancer with bone metastasis does not evolve in four months,
not biologically, not medically, not structurally. This level of progression
almost always indicates years of undiagnosed advancement, not a sudden escalation.
So we're left with two options. One, the truth was
hidden for years and the system protected the illusion of stability,
and two, the announcement is being timed for reasons unrelated
to health transparency, political, strategic reflexive. In either case, we
are not looking at a medical event. We're looking at
a managed narrative fracture.
Speaker 1: Which is grow.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and it's it's grosser that like people are trying
to say, oh, well, because of this, now we can't
really talk about his mental decline. That's exactly what David
Axelrod is trying to say, saying that conversations about his
mental acuity quote should be more muted and set aside
for now as he's struggling through this.
Speaker 1: No, you don't get to do that. No, No, absolutely not.
Speaker 2: That's why Peter Hassen said, using the cancer diagnosis to
kill questions about his mental acuity is only going to
raise more questions about the timing of the cancer diagnosis,
which is of course exactly right.
Speaker 1: Which is just it's crazy to me, I who are
you if you're like holding onto a cancer card until
you need it well?
Speaker 2: Or what if he didn't know and this was kept
from him, because to me, like the White House doctor
who took care of him should be jailed if he
allowed this to like to and then he told reporters, Oh, no,
he's fine, everything's fine, here's clean bill of health. That
guy should be in jail.
Speaker 1: I feel like he knew. I feel like Joe Biden knew, Miriam,
I just did. I feel like he knew and was anything.
I feel like he knew, But he is, you know, listen,
he has dementia. But I feel if anybody should be jailed,
it should be Jill Biden. Yeah, oh my god, Jill
Biden is the one that should be jailed for all
this shit. Can you imagine your husband having this diagnosis
or going through all this stuff and still being like, yeah,
he's gonna run.
Speaker 2: God, it's just amazing.
Speaker 1: It's gross, the absolute like just grasping of power, like
she just wants that, She's so hungry for power. It's
so gross. That whole family is disgusting.
Speaker 2: Well, and I'm so disappointed in Van Jones too, because
when he was talking about this, I think it was
even Jake Tapper who had him an Axel Rod on
the show, and Jake Tapper was like, you know, Van,
I just remember you being so emotional after the debate
between Biden and Trump, and you know, you just didn't
see this coming. And Van is still going with that
that no one could have known how bad Biden was
until the debate. It's just such nonsense. And I couldn't
believe this was Van. But here's Van Jones.
Speaker 15: Van, I remember how emotional you were in the immediate
moments after the June twenty seventh, twenty twenty four debate
because of what you saw on the stage and with
all this new reporting coming out. And I should disclose
that I gave both of you copies of the book
so you would have a little bit more information.
Speaker 4: Do you feel like you were duped?
Speaker 16: Van?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 17: What, how do you feel duped?
Speaker 4: My god?
Speaker 12: I know, first, this book is extraordinary. I don't care
who you are, left, right or otherwise, anybody who cares
about this country and about just the dynamics of power.
This is the Emperor's new clothes, playing itself out of
real time. Everybody knew, but everyone was afraid to say,
except for Dave David Aseelrod for two years that something
was wrong here. And so you know, yeah, I was shocked.
I love Joe Biden. I don't like him, I love him.
I got a chance to work with him when I
was part of the Obama administration and loved him more
every day. I was shocked to see his condition when
he came out, and so was the world. And that
wasn't the first time he was in that condition. The
book makes it very very clear there are people who knew.
Speaker 1: And said nothing, and the people crime.
Speaker 12: Against this republic. And I think the Democrats are going
to pay for a long time for being a part
of what is now being revealed to be a massive
cover up.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you should pay for it. For a long time,
we weren't shocked. We were talking, Hi, we were talking
about it for years. We were talking about it as
we're a good jillion other conservatives and you guys demonized
us for that completely you Jake Tapper did it to
Laura Trump. We all watched it. Oh my god, you're
such a terrible person. And how dare you say that? Dude?
If you have eyeballs, you can see it.
Speaker 17: What the f I know?
Speaker 2: And then there's some now there's like Democrat congressmen who
are trying to say, well, you know, I just I
didn't know because I didn't spend any time with him.
Did you not watch television?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 1: Do you at any time with him? I don't spend
time with him.
Speaker 17: We don't want to.
Speaker 1: We want to get sniffed. You think we want them, Oh,
but we know that he's suffering from dementia. It doesn't
take much to understand that. And then he's like the
whole time during that conversation, he's like, you should buy
the book. It's a book.
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Speaker 3: You good?
Speaker 1: I wish she's confeled.
Speaker 2: Me's so fuzzy. All right, let's talk about the Big
Beautiful Bill. I think that it finally got passed out
of committee last night. If I'm not mistaken, but Trump
was getting he was getting pretty anxious about it. Could
you please read his tweet?
Speaker 1: Republicans must unite behind the one Big Beautiful Bill. Not
only does it cut taxes for all Americans, but it
will kick millions of illegal aliens off of Medicaid to
protect it for those who are the ones in real need. Yes,
the country will suffer greatly without this legislation, with their
taxes going up sixty five percent. It will be blamed
on the Democrats, but that doesn't help our voters. We
don't need grand standards in the Republican Party. Stop talking
and get it done. It is time to fix the
mess that Biden and the Democrats gave us. Thank you
for your attention to this matter. I think it's great.
Speaker 2: You know how much I love that last line. Just
love it. He did not, however, include it on another
tweet that he put out over the weekend, which was
very very important. As you'll see right here.
Speaker 1: Has anyone noticed that since I said I hate Taylor Swift,
she's no longer hot. I think he wasn't talking about
her appearance. He was talking about, oh my god, like popular.
And I think she's actually just dropped out of the
public eye a lot because she's high.
Speaker 2: Her tours over. I mean, it was an exhausting, long,
long tour. She's just trying to hang out with Travis
and stay out of the Blake Lively Justin Baldoni drama.
So yeah, I mean she's she's.
Speaker 1: Just hanging out, sitting on her stacks and stacks of cash.
Speaker 2: But she's doing not a bad life, if you can
get it, not a bad life. Trump also had a
call with eedon the hostage front, the Israeli hostage Israeli
American hostage who was released thanks to Trump, and Trump
called him and so we've got the call. I don't
think Trump realized that there were all kinds of cameras
and reporters in the room with him, because there's a
moment where he actually says, hey, can you talk like
can you talk? Like? Can you talk candidly? And the
dudes like I have like a whole bunch of people
here anyway, Here is the moment that they spoke on
the phone as the president.
Speaker 18: Very nervous talking to me because you're much biggest celebrity
than I have.
Speaker 13: Is the hottest celebrity in the world right now.
Speaker 5: But that's the way to become a celebrity, right we'll
do it a different way than I said.
Speaker 19: Well, we're very honored.
Speaker 2: Well, it's crazy.
Speaker 17: Just because of him here, you're the only reason here.
Speaker 2: How was it?
Speaker 4: Are you free to talk a little bit?
Speaker 17: I'm not cameras.
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 3: As we're going to be cameras around you for a while.
Speaker 10: That's okay.
Speaker 17: But the press has been very fair to you, I
must say. And it's been really uh, it's been an
amazing journey. You know, for a while, we think we
thought we lost you.
Speaker 8: Actually a lot of people thought you were not around anymore.
Speaker 14: There was a period of time I was.
Speaker 20: Really honored and you're an American and we love you,
and we're going to take good care of you.
Speaker 4: And your parents are incredible.
Speaker 18: I feel your mother.
Speaker 4: She was pushing me around a little bit.
Speaker 19: She was putting she was putting a lot.
Speaker 9: Of pressure on me, like a good mom, like a Jewish.
Speaker 1: That's cute. I know, I can't even imagine.
Speaker 2: I can't. I don't want to imagine. I can't imagine.
But yeah, I love that phone call. Also, do you remember,
I guess it was Friday, maybe Thursday of last week.
We showed some clips of Cash Pattel on Capitol Hill
in a hearing and he was asked at some point.
I think it was Kennedy, Senator Kennedy who asked him,
did Epstein kill himself? And Cash said yes, And we
were all like, well, like, maybe he has to say that.
That's the official FBI position, right, And we were all like,
did he mean it? Does he personally think that? Well,
they are He and Dan Bongino both are saying that
is that when it comes to Epstein, and actually they're
saying that's that when it comes to a whole lot
of stuff. Here's a clip of the two of them
talking with Maria Bartiromo. Firstly about Epstein.
Speaker 3: You said Jeffrey Epstein committed suicide.
Speaker 14: People don't believe it. Well, I mean, listen, they have
a right to their opinion. But as someone who has
worked as a public defender, as a prosecutor, who's been
in that prison system, who's been in the Metropolitan Detention Center,
who's been in segregated housing, you know a suicide when
you see one, and that's.
Speaker 10: What that was.
Speaker 3: They killed himself again, you want me to get I've
seen the whole file.
Speaker 4: He killed himself.
Speaker 1: Huh.
Speaker 2: So I think they believe that. I mean they're saying
they believe it, and I don't know why they would
say it if they don't believe it.
Speaker 1: Right, They've seen the file, so they've.
Speaker 2: Seen everything there is to see, and that is where
they've landed.
Speaker 1: You know. Well, I mean they're going to let them
land where they're going to land. I don't like. I
just want I just want to see the files, you
know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that'd be nice.
Speaker 1: I don't I don't care how he died. I honestly don't.
I don't care if he killed himself or if somebody
killed him. I don't care. I mean, I'm glad he's
gone because he's he was like a scourge on humanity.
But I just so it's nice that he's not on
this earth anymore. But I would just like for all
the people who surrounded him and enriched him to be
held accountable.
Speaker 2: So can we see a list waiting for.
Speaker 1: Maybe we could just see that. That'd be great. Thanks, Well,
they had.
Speaker 2: It was a pretty interesting interview with Maria, and we're
going to show you a couple little more tidbits from it,
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Speaker 1: Hey, I have a question for you.
Speaker 2: Please.
Speaker 1: Is Ron in the room right now?
Speaker 2: He went to work?
Speaker 17: He did?
Speaker 1: Okay, I was like that would I was just gonna
say hey Ron that he's gone.
Speaker 2: No, because I woke hi up so early.
Speaker 1: You know what, he says, just going to the office.
I'm going to the office.
Speaker 2: I'm just going to go. That's so Yeah, he went
to work, all right. So back to Cash and Dan,
they also talked about and this was like breaking news
according to Cash Mattel that he had made a promise
before he was confirmed that if confirmed, he was going
to get that he was going to move the FBI
out of the Hoover building. And he has confirmed that
is happening. I heard on Fox News this morning that
the building itself is so in such poor condition that
there are worries that pieces of like cement and like
concrete are going to rain down on people in the
building at any moment. Like it's that in the It's
not bad, it's really really bad. And so here is
what they said about that.
Speaker 14: Look, the FBI is thirty eight thousand and one. We're
fully man which we're not. In the National Capital Region.
In the fifty mile radius around Washington, DC, there were
eleven thousand FBI employees. That's like a third of the workforce.
The third of the crime doesn't happen here. So we're
taking fifteen hundred those folks out. Every state's getting a
plus up. And I think when we do things like that,
we inspire folks in America to become intel analysts and
agents and say we want to go work at the
FBI because we want to go fight violent crime and
we want to get sent out into the country.
Speaker 21: To do it.
Speaker 14: And that's what they're doing in the next three six,
nine months. We're going to do that hard. And you know,
I didn't know that I was going to do this,
but I'm gona announce it on your show anyway. This
FBI is leaving the Hoover Building because this building is
unsafe for our workforce and we.
Speaker 3: Want the work Morse gave up a big nugget.
Speaker 14: We want but we want the American men and women
to know if you're going to come work at the
premier law enforcement agency in the world, we're going to
give you a building that's commensurate with that.
Speaker 17: And that's not this.
Speaker 1: Place where's our money been going?
Speaker 2: Think it was going to investigate Trump?
Speaker 1: I mean, my god, yeah, yeah, exactly. That pisces me off.
We give these people so much, epping money, so much,
and then you get other agencies that are like spending
what ten grand on a chair? Right, Oh my god,
it just is infuriating.
Speaker 10: God.
Speaker 1: We so we need doche to stay there for like
five years.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, it's clearly they are the worst when
it comes to managing money. And it sounds like that
building is literally about to fall apart. So I mean,
I guess it's good.
Speaker 1: I don't feeling about it. It's not my fault. I
didn't do it well.
Speaker 2: But to this point, it should be decentralized more like
they should be spared all over the place.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean your I agree with that absolutely,
one hundred percent. It shouldn't just be centralized in that
one place they need because crime doesn't just happen there.
It does happen everywhere, and so they should be spread out.
But at the same time, if I mean, what are
they doing.
Speaker 2: With their money? I know, I know it's a question
that deserves answers, and I know a lot of people
too have questions about the assassination attempts. We've been waiting
and waiting and waiting to get like more information.
Speaker 1: More files about that.
Speaker 2: There's been all kinds of suspicion and sketchiness around that.
But again, both Cash and Dan kind of put the
key bosh on anything that seems seems suspicious or weird
about the assassination attempts. Here's Dan talking about what they
have done, what they have uncovered about that so far
surprised what you learned.
Speaker 3: You know what, Maria.
Speaker 4: Cash is not kidding.
Speaker 3: We've been personally briefed extensively on every single detailed nugget
tendril of this case. One is actively in court right now,
so out of respect for the case, it's probably more
appropriate that I stay quiet on that. However, I'm not
going to tell people what they want to hear. I'm
going to tell you the truth, and whether whether you
like it or not is up to you. If there
was a big explosive there there right.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, I don't know why that cut off.
I have no idea why that cut off. But essentially
what he said is there is no there there. If
you've been waiting for some amazing, like unbelievable explosive announcement
or something that is going to just blow your socks
off with respect to the assassination cases, there's you're going
to be disappointed. There's nothing that you don't already know
essentially well, so disappointing, disappointing, it's crazy, right, Like, I
just did not expect that there would be no there there.
I thought there would be a there there.
Speaker 1: You know, Yeah, I figured there'd be a there there too,
and there. I think we're all expecting a there there.
We're all expecting an Epstein list, We're all expecting a
lot of things, and we haven't gotten it. So so
now it's.
Speaker 2: Just weird because, like you know, when Dan was doing
his Dan stuff, he was absolutely one hundred percent about
getting all of this exposed. And now he's in it
and he's saying, well, there's nothing to expose.
Speaker 1: Interesting how that works, right, I mean we've seen that before.
I just don't know. The hot tub is really hot,
isn't It doesn't seem very comfy, very bubbly, very comfortable
and warm. Yeah. I mean, let's hope it doesn't stay
this way. I'd really like to see some of the
things that we thought these guys, these as you would say,
these cats are going to do. Yeah, I mean really disappointing,
very very disappointing.
Speaker 2: Because it's just that doesn't seem possible. There was so much,
especially with the Butler Pennsylvania attempt.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I mean, come, it's just right, there's
so much there that is sus As the kids would say, yeah,
there's there there, yeah, and it's like it's kind of
like Pam Bondy kind of disappointed in her. Yeah, there's
just a lot of disappointment. I need people to make
me less disappointed.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm ready for I'm ready for some I'm ready
for some explosive there theirs. Yeah, so, but it's not
sounding like we're going to get them. Also, just to
pause here really quickly, because there has been some weather
and a lot of people have been impacted by it.
I want to tell you quickly that on our drive here,
I we were really really lucky at you guys, because
we left on Friday night from South Carolina and we
had planned to go just north of Knoxville, that's where
we were going to stop halfway. And at about twelve
forty five a m. On Friday night, we were heading
into Corbin, Kentucky, and we were ten minutes away, ten
fifteen minutes away from our hotel, and all of a sudden,
the skies lit up. It started pouring down sheets of rain,
you know, to where you got to really slow down.
But it was like I'm talking, the skies were lit
up and the storms were so awful. I was terrified
the entire time. The last ten minutes of that trip
were absolutely terrifying. We get to the hotel, wake up
in the morning, and we're driving, you know, on our
way to Indy. With like five minutes from the hotel,
entire neighborhoods were gone leveled by a tornado that we
apparently drove through. And so we had no idea until
we woke up in the morning and saw the destruction.
And then we read that that tornado, that whole system
had moved five one hundred miles, like it had reaked
havoc across the entire middle of the country. And so
I'm just I'm positive that there are people in our
audience that either were impacted or no people that were impacted.
It's impossible not to have a story at this point,
Like I could not believe some of the videos and
the images that were going around, so and I know
more is coming, and so I just wanted to, you know,
put out a message to everybody to hunker down and
stay safe, do not do what we did, which was
to drive through it. That's fricking crazy. But we had
no idea that it was an actual tornado that we
were getting in the middle of.
Speaker 1: Speaking of tornados, like last year at this time in Temple,
Texas was leveled. Yeah, last year by a tornado. We
lived like twenty minutes away from Temple, Texas is where
my daughter basically attends school is in that area, and
I was just driving through this past weekend and they
have just it took them a year. They're still doing it.
It's taking them a year to just rebuild it. I
mean it takes so many of the homes and like
the shops, the stores, the reil places and everything that
we once enjoyed like two years ago. I mean like
it's just now getting rebuilt. Tornadoes freak me out. They
completely freaked me out. So it's yeah, I mean it
takes forever to get stuff rebuilt. People just think, you know,
they're just they can rebuild. It's i still we still
have friends that we know that are you know, just
friends of ours that their daughter is on the swim
team and goes to school with Gwen, and they're still
rebuilding their house. They're still in the process of i
mean their house is you know, they had damage, they're
still rebuilding their house. So it's it's like a it's they're.
Speaker 2: Terrible, well because they are so destructive in such an
instant you know what I mean. The amount of damage
they do instantaneously is just you just forget, like the
sheer power of these monsters. And we I've never seen
that up close the way that we saw it on
our I mean just turning onto the highway and we
were just seeing I could not believe it because it's
just beautiful sunny morning, you know what I mean. Right
to think that just hours before that it was pure made.
Speaker 1: It's crazy because it like when it happened last year,
my daughter and I drove, they all we all hunkered
down in a a and heard school like it was
in the locker room, and we just thought, oh, it's rain,
kind of like what you're doing. You're driving through and
you're like, it's just rain, And then we come out
come to find out it was a tornado. You see,
literally five minutes after it happened. You see the destruction.
Cars are flipped over. I mean literally cars in a
parking lot. You see like five cars, three of them
are completely flipped over, and you're like, how does that
even happen? Yeah, you know, and stuff is it's it's
just it makes you go god, it's yeah, it's destructive
you know, and the mother nature is destructive, and I.
Speaker 2: Think it was in Missouri if I'm not mistaken. But
there was videos going around that were showing some cars
who were in the path of the tornado.
Speaker 4: Pull.
Speaker 2: You know, there's you never quite hear. You sometimes will
hear advice on what you're supposed to do in that
situation and make the wrong advice. And these cars got
under an overpass, thinking, Okay, well, at least we're shielded
from the rain. That's like the worst place you can
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the problem too with that is that they blocked traffic
from going any further and essentially all these people became trapped.
They had nowhere to go, and so a lot of
people were like those few cars that were into the
overpass should be like those drivers should be found and
thrown in jail. But honestly, if they were like me,
like if they were like me and Ron, we wouldn't
have known that there was a tornado. We just thought
we'd want to just stop for the rain.
Speaker 1: Because you you can't see, right, and so I.
Speaker 2: Don't know that you can like really get mad at
those people you know what I mean, they're.
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all are reminded in many situations of how incredibly small
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All right, moving on, we need to talk about.
Speaker 1: Of course, we do.
Speaker 2: Jennings because as we mentioned on our Friday morning show,
he was on with Bill Maher on Friday Night, and
so we have some clips of his performance, which was
of course completely stellar in every way. And you know,
he was with a I don't even remember who the
other guest was. I don't remember his name. He was
like some contentious democrat. So he, you know, Scott was
up against Bill Maher and this other clown and so
he held his own really really well. In this first clip,
you're going to hear him talking about Biden basically being
and this was of course before the prostate cancer diagnosis
and all that stuff, but this is him talking about
how absolutely asleep Biden was and how in command of
his job President Trump is.
Speaker 1: By comparison, if.
Speaker 19: We're getting hostages out of Gaza, that's a good thing.
Speaker 4: I don't think Trump cares that much about the Palestinians, but.
Speaker 19: There are lots of possible, very good outcomes here. And
I was amazed by reading some of these quotes from
Biden State Department people who are like, man, I wish
we could have done this stuff. I mean, yeah, they're
saying that because they wish their own president had been
awake long enough to do anything like this.
Speaker 22: And that's the mean, this is the problem, weep.
Speaker 1: They respond to leadership.
Speaker 4: People respond to leadership.
Speaker 23: The president is functional and capable of going to another
country and saying I represent the United States.
Speaker 4: Let's wheel and deal here.
Speaker 1: And I think he was a total dick to him.
Bill Maher, I think Bill Maher was just awful to him.
He's very combative. He just was smug. It's like he
Scott came into a viper's net, like he just I
don't know, I don't know if it's because Belle Mahr
just he thinks this guy is a rising star and
I gotta come after him with guns blazing, because he
did anyways, But I thought he was just he was awful.
He was awful to Scott Jennings's He was very combative.
He was sort of on the he was very smug
and almost like defensive on his own show. He just
did not like him. You could tell he didn't like him.
I think he feels threatened by Scott Jennings.
Speaker 2: Well he should. And the thing is is that Scott
every single night on CNN has to deal with the
worst of the worst. So Bill Maher's nothing, i mean
compared to some of the other psychos. He's going to
connect with.
Speaker 1: That guy fitting next to him his definite pain, right.
Speaker 2: So yeah, and in this clip they talk about Trump
and dealing with all these court battles, and in particular,
you know whether or not Trump plans to honor the
word of the Supreme Court. And so here's a little.
Speaker 1: Bit on that.
Speaker 19: President is, you know, pushing back against the courts, expanding
executive power, and the courts are pushing back on him.
I mean seventy eight I think eighty percent of Republicans
in the same poll agree that the Supreme Court is
the final word. But again, like we'll see what happens.
This is a procedural decision.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 23: Well, I mean it's a good thing that most people
believe that because Donald Trump also believes that He's repeatedly
said that they'll abide by what the Supreme Court decisions are,
but that's not going to stop them from pulling all
the most creative levers they can think of to repel
what I think they rightfully believe.
Speaker 4: Has been an invasion.
Speaker 23: It's not just these gangs, it's illegal immigration in general,
and the last administration allowed it to happen. They got
elected largely on a mandate to correct it.
Speaker 4: So they're trying creative things.
Speaker 23: Maybe they're stretching the boundaries of what a seventeen ninety
eight law was intended for. But most Americans know what
was a crisis. Most Americans know the previous administration caused it,
and most people voted for Donald Trump largely because they
thought he would do what was necessary to fix it.
Speaker 4: Now, if the.
Speaker 23: Court doesn't agree with him, I'm sure they'll go back to.
Speaker 4: The drawing board on it.
Speaker 23: But I think he's got a lot of political niche
to pull as many levers as he can.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he does. And the whole stretching and you know,
manipulating and maneuvering of this, the previous administration did that.
They did that with the laws that we have in place,
they were flying people in here. Yeah, so I guess
so sick of like the whole you know, we're somehow
manipulating laws. But they were awesome.
Speaker 2: Right, and they respect the laws.
Speaker 1: Okay, Like I don't remember them giving half of a
crap about our laws when they were in power. They
just didn't, which is why we're in the position that
we're in right now. Right, good lord?
Speaker 2: Well, and they continued that discussion on lawyers and illegals
right here was asked.
Speaker 11: Do you have a duty to uphold the Constitution and
his nswerers? I don't know. I'm not a lawyer.
Speaker 6: Cool.
Speaker 23: Wait wait, wait, wait, wait, I'm just asking. But in
the same breath he said on in this case, we
have the best lawyers, and we're going to abide, abide
by what the Supreme Court said.
Speaker 4: I mean, that was what his full statement was. Look,
these people, these gang.
Speaker 23: Members are not coming here to be productive Americans. They
are coming here to rape, pillage, murder, steel and recavoc
on communities. President was elected to fix it. I believe
it when he says he's going to abide by Supreme
Court decisions.
Speaker 4: But I don't think most people begrudge him.
Speaker 23: Creative ideas when it comes to getting them out when
they've been allowed to stay here for so long.
Speaker 1: So yeah, dude in the great coat is just insufferable.
Speaker 2: Oh, I mean yeah, they absolutely to him and Bill
Maher together awful.
Speaker 1: They were just ganging up on him and it's like, okay, Bill, well,
do you want all the do you want the illegals here?
You take them again? It's like, I don't know, and
I think he was just arguing with him for the
sake of arguing. This is what Democrats do, especially on
this issue. I don't understand why they want to die
on this hill. I will never understand it.
Speaker 2: I know it makes no sense, especially when it comes
to that horrible break up Garcia guy, the Maryland man
who they also discussed.
Speaker 19: Like, the invasion is being stopped, but Trump is still saying,
we need the courts to push back the invasion.
Speaker 4: But it's the people who already are here.
Speaker 23: Take the Obrego Garcia character that we sent back to
El Salvador. He has been in the country or wasn't
the country for fourteen years. He came in in twenty eleven,
and it's twenty twenty five, and there's plenty of evidence
that he was a pretty bad dude, and most people
are looking at this saying, how did he come in
and stay here for this long? Why shouldn't we be
trying to pull levers to get people like that put
you out of the country.
Speaker 11: So your viewers that bad dudes could be sent to
a foreign prison, that can.
Speaker 4: In the country where they are a resident or a citizen.
Speaker 2: Sure, right, make that answer exactly.
Speaker 1: He is not an American citizen, so why are we
we sent.
Speaker 2: Him to his home country?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 1: Why is this even a conversation? Also that by shirt
is too small. It's too small.
Speaker 2: I don't know who does somebody else? I have no idea,
and I could not have been bothered.
Speaker 1: And last the only one the white shirt under that
coat is uncomfortably small for me.
Speaker 2: Well, Bill's trying to get an answer to from Scott
Jennings about whether he's going to run for the Senate,
because of course this is the current rumor, and he
was asking almost an accusing way, Well, you know, you
talk about people living in a bubble in DC, but
are you based in DC? And Scott happily set him
straight on that.
Speaker 23: Department of Homeland Security was somewhere. I mean you know, Washington,
there's a concentration of people there who only talk to
each other. They live in this little bubble, and I
think the longer you're in it, the less you have
in common with regular Americans. You put some of those
government workers out in the middle of the country, they
might have a little bit better understanding of how people
are feeling about how their government's operating.
Speaker 11: Do do you work out of Washington's No, I live
in Kentucky that you contribute to see and then out
of Kentucky, yep.
Speaker 4: I get up on Mondays, I'm fly out to New York.
Speaker 23: I do shows there, I come down on the train,
and then I go home to Kentucky at the end
of the week.
Speaker 4: And my house is in just outside a Leisville.
Speaker 11: Sounds like you're running.
Speaker 1: And he's such a jerk. Just he was combat the
whole time. He was combative. It's like he was just
swinging his little tiny unit around, you know what I mean, trying.
This is the thing is with dudes like this, it's
like he is threatened by somebody like him, and he wasn't.
It's like he didn't want to have an equal playing
field with him. It was really weird the dynamic. He
just he went in swinging because he just I don't know,
he just doesn't like him.
Speaker 2: Well, he should have been absolutely prepared for how prepared
Scott Jennings would be for that, because Scott deals with
this every single night, you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: He gets beat up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he gets beat up, but he doesn't like he
doesn't allow himself to get beat up. He is the
master at this and Bill Maher is no match for.
Speaker 1: Him, because look at a smile.
Speaker 2: Look at a smile there right there, There was a
moment where Bill had like a very in artfully worded
segue into a topic and Scott Jennings answer to it
was hilarious. Watch all right.
Speaker 11: Speaking of college kids, you you both have been thinking
a lot about young boys that came out.
Speaker 4: You may have mixed up with.
Speaker 1: That was so great.
Speaker 17: Yes, whatever you have.
Speaker 2: Me mixed up with the Lincoln projects. So for talking
to you, pervs. Oh that was glorious.
Speaker 1: That was gurious.
Speaker 2: We also need to show you this is not something
that I ever expected that we would be having on
our show. And that is an interview between an Israeli
member of the Kanesset interviewed by a Norwegian journalist, and
you're probably like, why do we need to see that? Well,
I just thought it was in because apparently journalists in Norwegian.
Norwegian journalists also are just as biased and just as
bad at their jobs as American journalists. And this Israeli
uh Kinnesset minister was not having it and it was glorious.
Check this out. The names are Boaz Bismuth and this
is the Norwegian television channel.
Speaker 8: So the main point genocide is Israel committing genocide on
the Palestinians.
Speaker 11: Are you serious by asking this question?
Speaker 16: Are you serious? But are you do you consider yourself
a serious journalist asking such a question. I'll tell you why.
When order was created? How many Palestinans that you have?
You told me, No, I'm asking you how many.
Speaker 9: I don't have that number?
Speaker 16: One hundred thousand thousand. How many Palestins you have today?
Speak about millions? Of course, Never ever have I seen
in history a nation and suffering genocide and growing so much.
Stop with this ridiculous question. Israel is a moral country,
Israel respects international low is or respect, and Israel as
the right.
Speaker 1: Your damn straight, that was beautiful and he knew nothing.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 1: You tell me I'm a journalist.
Speaker 10: Thumb up.
Speaker 2: My I'm just gonna say the genocide thing because that's
the talking point. I'm just gonna go with it.
Speaker 1: Because what I see other people doing, I'm a journalist. Okay,
my god.
Speaker 2: And then also I think we've played a clip in
this guy once again, I don't care what his name is,
doesn't matter. He's a guy that is running for mayor
of New York City, and he's a Muslim guy. And
he apparently I did not know this about him until
the clip that you're about to see. He's a big
fat faker. You know how Jasmine Crockett like puts on
like she does the whole what's the it's like coded,
what's it when they accent.
Speaker 1: The code defying language or whatever? Yes, I know what
you're talking about. She's basically she's she's lying, she's acting,
she's in the theater. It's code switching, but she's Yeah,
she's basically like playing a part, is what she's doing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Well she has lessons to learn from this guy
who apparently code switches to high Heaven. Like, I've never
seen anything like what you're about to see. This is
a This isn't a disqualifier. Like if you're in New
York City and you see this interview, you cannot vote
for this idiot. Like this guy is lying about who
he is as an Aria absent.
Speaker 1: Do you even know who New York is?
Speaker 2: Let's get this is like beyond you guys watch because
I think that New Yorkers, more than they hate a
politician they disagree with, they hate a politician they can't trust.
Speaker 21: On the subject of trust, you've adopted different speaking accents
in different scenarios.
Speaker 4: But they go to their local bodega?
Speaker 1: Is there one that's real and one that's affected.
Speaker 19: What I would say is as any immigrant knows, having
been born in Kampala, Uganda and then raised in South
Africa and moving here when I'm.
Speaker 23: Seven years old, is there are different parts of my life?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 17: Do I joy?
Speaker 6: Is it well?
Speaker 4: Do I joy?
Speaker 6: Is it well?
Speaker 4: Do I mom?
Speaker 21: Donnie was talking about a worldwide press tour back when
he was a rapper in a Disney movie directed by his.
Speaker 4: Mother, Nepotism and Hot Walk goes a Long way here
in New York City. This is how I speak, This.
Speaker 1: Is how wow.
Speaker 2: He had, like every accent, like all he's everybody.
Speaker 1: He was like, oh my god, thank you go.
Speaker 17: My heead.
Speaker 2: I think there was an Indian one, then it was Indian.
Speaker 1: He was what is going on?
Speaker 4: It was?
Speaker 1: That was amazing and he worked at Disney. Well that
the Disney part is what would make me get Now you're.
Speaker 2: That guy like he had.
Speaker 1: Me at Disney. What a guy is?
Speaker 2: He's a shape shifter.
Speaker 1: He is a totally shape shifter.
Speaker 2: That goes beyond code switching. That's just you're trying to
be a zillion different people to everybody, you know what
I mean, Like, you have no authenticity whatsoever.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, I've.
Speaker 2: Not seen anything like that ever. Okay, we have to
play you a clip from Tempoole and this guy by
the name of I think it's Eric Conniver, Gary Connover.
I don't know, some absolute clown who Tempoole was getting
so aggravated with over the whole of course, debunked hokees
of a story about the fine people on both sides.
I cannot believe that we're still talking about this ten
years later, and that not every single American, every American
by now should know that that is not the story
that it initially was made out to me. Everyone should
know that by now, but the number of liberals who
don't know it is insane. This conovercat is one of
those people, and Timpoole lays into him. It is beautiful.
Speaker 20: Donald Trump dumped food into a fish pond after shinzo
Abe did, why are you trying to make that a negative?
Speaker 10: Sorry? It was like, it's all.
Speaker 17: Of these hoaxes, the very fine people hoaks.
Speaker 10: I mean, I remember the line, Yeah, never called Nazis
fine people. You said there were very fine people on
both sides.
Speaker 20: Except the neo Nazis and white nationalists. We should be
condemned totally.
Speaker 10: He said, he said that.
Speaker 1: Holy shit, Oh my god, oh my god.
Speaker 10: Brother, it is I don't live in your bubble man,
I don't.
Speaker 20: You don't live in the fucking news, dude, Come the
fuck on, you don't read the fucking news.
Speaker 17: This is what fucking blows my mind.
Speaker 10: No, I just don't have No.
Speaker 20: Trump did not call neo Nazis and white supremacist very
fine people.
Speaker 17: Well it's been almost ten years and you still think
he did.
Speaker 10: That's all I didn't say. I think he did. I
just don't know what you're talking about because I don't
like Joe don't buy into your shit.
Speaker 20: It's not about listening to my shit, bro, it's reading
the news. It's fact checking, bro. I got Snopes for you.
They're not a conservative publication. Even Snopes was like, guys.
Speaker 10: I don't know why you're shouting at me. I was
just asking you to explain.
Speaker 20: Because the issue we have. And I Apologizezuz, I'm not
trying shout at you. I'm shouting an exasperation that We've
had two liberals on in the past two weeks who
didn't know this, and I'm just like.
Speaker 17: The lovela all this Holy, I just all I do
all day is I.
Speaker 20: Read probably five hundred news articles every single day from CNN,
The New York Times, MSNBC and all their aggregates. And
then liberals come on and they believe things that were
debunked eight years ago.
Speaker 10: I believe that I was just asking what you were
talking about.
Speaker 17: You didn't know this.
Speaker 10: I don't know everything that you know, but.
Speaker 17: This is what Biden launched his campaign.
Speaker 20: Biden made a public announcement to launch his presidency in
twenty twenty off of this lie.
Speaker 17: And you didn't know that four years, five years later.
Speaker 10: I don't know why you're getting on me about this, but.
Speaker 20: Again, ihypologize. I'm not trying to get on you. It's
the exasperation largely.
Speaker 1: With get on him.
Speaker 17: With liberals.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you should just get on him, mainly because he's
trying to look like a bloated Christian slater, but also
because of this like he's just like, I'm not trying
to get on you. I get on him. Get on him,
and then everybody else who still uses this garbage. You
guys know people that still use this garbage? You know
you do? You know you do. They are liberal friends
of yours and family members that are like he's sent it.
There aren't good people on both sides.
Speaker 6: You did it?
Speaker 17: Is that what he said?
Speaker 2: I can't believe that there are still people who have
not bothered to do just that tiny, tiny, tiny little
bit of due diligence.
Speaker 1: But it is, you know what it is. They don't
want to They want to believe that he's a racist.
They want so badly to believe that that they hold
on to it for dear life because they hate him
so much. Don't true?
Speaker 2: Is not true, you guys. There's a big hullabaloo around
Starbucks's dress code. So apparently Starbucks corporate it has tried
to implement a new dress code. This took effect last
week and it requires and I know you're going to
find this shocking and horrible and incredibly cruel, but now
baristas have to wear a blacktop of almost any sort
and any shade of khaki black or blue denim jeans
or bottoms. And the Starbucks is also going to provide
two free company branded T shirts. They want to have
a consistent experience from store to store.
Speaker 1: I think this is great. They're even giving people shirts,
so what what is the big deal? This is great.
A lot of companies do this, remember one companies Remember
when companies that rememberwhend we worked at a company and
we had to wear pantyhosey, at least you don't have
to wear pantyhose Ford back in the day.
Speaker 2: Would think that that all the baristas have been subject
to the most horrific torture. After this stress code was announced,
they are posting videos of themselves complaining. They all look
exactly as you would expect them to look. And you've
got to see a couple of these videos because they're incredible.
Here's one that includes two different speakers. These people are
out of their minds. You guys out of their minds.
The thing that Starbucks loves to do is.
Speaker 18: Allow partners whatever that pr that they want to push.
I don't understand how that's in good faith of letting.
Speaker 10: Us express ourselves.
Speaker 18: I don't understand how that suppos to embody craft and
culture and bring us back to that coffeehouse kind of
vibe that Starbucks is asking for. Because for some reason,
you all can't understand how to schedule more people in
his zone.
Speaker 2: You can't understan.
Speaker 18: Understand that it's not appropriate to tell someone that they
are okay, that they should be doing the work of
poor people.
Speaker 24: That's disrespectful at see at all before and actually.
Speaker 18: Helping instead of against things on help us.
Speaker 24: But when your partners are saying, I need you, I
need help.
Speaker 18: Sorry, we're busy, I'm doing adamant.
Speaker 22: Sorry, this is not a legal action.
Speaker 1: It is the.
Speaker 22: Dress coat is going to be and then creating this
so of a feedback session where dress codes are only
created and we're just expect out let out some steam
and still accept mine.
Speaker 18: Yeah, this isn't a beat.
Speaker 24: Any of you partners feel manipulated by all of you
all who continuing to push this agenda on us, and
that's all I really want.
Speaker 1: Fandana Man is all of a sudden like a lawyer. Now,
he's like, let me tell you what's legal and what's not.
Really okay, all those people weaed them out have fun
finding other jobs. And when you first showed that video,
I thought that the I thought that he had like.
Speaker 2: A but no, I thought it was his hair.
Speaker 20: No.
Speaker 1: I thought that he had like a horn, like you know,
he had had that put on his head. People are
people are freaks now and they have stud dustry, have
stuff done to like their body parts. And I thought
he had a horn put on.
Speaker 2: It like a party hat.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was a party that I saw other people
in the room with them. I'm like, oh, it wasn't
just this weird now, it's a lot of them, so
it must be a party hat. Yeah, but that's yeah,
just weed them out.
Speaker 2: So here's another one. Another person is mad about the
dress code, and she seems to be wearing the exact
right thing, except that it's the Union shirt. So but
I mean it's a black T shirt.
Speaker 1: You're fening.
Speaker 2: I know, right, she's mad at him, and I've been
amber Rest's the Lincoln Highway. Starbucks there for a little
over three years.
Speaker 6: We're out on strike today because Starbucks is trying to
implement a new dress code.
Speaker 2: No one ever asked for a new dress code.
Speaker 6: So they updated a dress code recently and it made
it looser where we.
Speaker 2: Could wear colors and patterns.
Speaker 6: And now they're deciding that we can only wear black.
Speaker 2: It's very restrictive. Most of us had to buy.
Speaker 1: Few clothes and we can't.
Speaker 18: We can't afford it.
Speaker 2: We barely make enough money to pay our bills.
Speaker 6: And also on top of that, they keep trying to
make all these changes in union stores and it's illegal.
They're how long to make these changes without marketing with
us and then voting on this.
Speaker 1: So it's just.
Speaker 6: Incredibly alarming, alarm setting and that Sarbus is continuing, it's
alarming illegal things to our union stores.
Speaker 2: And so we're out here.
Speaker 6: We're out here making sure that they know that we're
still here, and then we're fighting for that contract.
Speaker 1: We can't ignore you. I mean, we know that you're there.
Nice face mask, by the way. I just you know,
these these kids, I say, they're kids, They act like kids.
They're just a bunch of brats. You know, they don't
live in the real world. Like, good luck being Barisa
the rest of your life or not. If you can't
follow a dress code, I mean, where else are you
gonna work?
Speaker 2: And she's trying to say, we're gonna have to spend
new money on clothes. Seriously, you don't you too jeans.
Speaker 1: And you don't have black shirts and they're giving you
two shirts. You're giving you two shirts. They're giving you
two shirts. You can wash them, you can wear one
wash one, wear one wash one. I mean, it's you
should be thankful for that. Yeah, I just they are
a bunch of complainers. People want to bitch and moan
about something. It's like they are theater kids, aren't they, Brian.
Speaker 2: They are ridiculous, Absolutely ridiculous. So we've got some thank
yous from last week. First from Kelly Bosoco, one of
your community members, commented in the chat that eighty six
is an old mafia term meaning to off someone, eight
being the length of the grave and six being the depth.
I thought it was interesting and wanted to share it,
so take my money for it. Happy weekend, Eve.
Speaker 1: Yeah that is very interesting.
Speaker 2: Yeah, let's see. Marilyn Air said, good morning, beautiful chicks.
Back in the day when I was a cheerleader and
we thought a penalty or a fowl was a bad call,
we would cheer eighty six. It take my money.
Speaker 1: Everybody knows what it means.
Speaker 2: I mean right, like I feel like Yeah. Colleen w said,
why do the British say Tuesday? Reminded me that I
was thirty six years old this January when I realized
that my mother says breakfast instead of breakfast. We've lived
all over the US, but apparently this is a thing
that stuck with her from a Pennsylvania upbringing.
Speaker 1: That's so funny. It's like my me ma always used
to say worsh instead of wash. Yeah, such an Indiana thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she said, where the f does the extra R
come from? Love and hugs please for my mother, Teresa,
take my money. And then today from Wanda. Wanda says,
good morning, chicks. So happy that you're having a chance
to reconnect an Indie mock Daisy stays safe from the
storms today. Prayers for both of you.
Speaker 1: It's been kind of crazy here too, like there's been
rain and stuff like that, but for the most part
it's just been in the hundreds, so.
Speaker 2: Well here it's going to be like the high is
gonna tomorrow. Today's gonna be okay, but tomorrow the high
here is like sixty and rain, cold and awful. I
brought uggs to Indy. That's how ridiculous the weather.
Speaker 1: I can't believe. It's good that you kept them. I
got rid of much of that stuff when I moved here.
I got rid of so much stuff.
Speaker 2: Renee ney Do says, today is my seventieth birthday, and
I start the celebration by watching the Chicks. Love you guys,
take my money. Thank you very much for your attention
to this matter.
Speaker 1: Happy birthday now you Okay, Kimberly Donaldson. PSA test is
standard as part of regular screening, right right, Yeah, I
know so I'm not buying what they're selling. I'm not. Nope,
Team Media and Publishing Epstein theory. Before prison, the powers
that be Clinton's et cetera told him, if any of
this ever gets out, you better kill yourself because what
will do to you will be much much worse. That's
a solid theory. It really is. Leyla's life. Has anyone
actually seen by lately? If he is now coming out
with cancer, it makes sense why he was photoshopped into
the Easter picture. I wonder if he is already on hospital.
Speaker 2: No, he was on the View last week. He was
literally on the View last week with Jill.
Speaker 1: That's right, West Point. Daughter. Please pray for us in Missouri.
We're under the gun again today and I'm super freaked out. Yes,
all the prayers to Missouri. All the prayers, Sid's tips.
I fixed the intro to twenty seconds and sent it
to you so Bernie won't get upset.
Speaker 17: Where do you go?
Speaker 2: Will you say it?
Speaker 1: Thank you? Elizabeth Boyer. Please wish a very happy sixty
eighth anniversary to my parents, Bill and Maxine Boyer. I
love you so very much, Mom and Dad. Have a
great day Anniversary to the Boyers. Aaron Krieger as the
COTR resident lesbian, I just need everyone to know that
literally ten thousand jokes about finger lingering come to mind,
and I didn't comment any of them. Take my gay money, Aaron,
Thank god. BDK. Truth is a bubble that dems never
enter or believe. Very true, Alexandra, dress codes exists for
a reason. I'm not shopping at your store and or
going to take you seriously if you're dressed in appropriately
at your job. It's common sense and called respect.
Speaker 2: A lot of people don't have that lately.
Speaker 4: No, we don't.
Speaker 1: It's all about them, right, is it?
Speaker 6: Inger?
Speaker 1: Inger j Denny? Is that right? I guess I started
watching your Daily show regularly a couple of weeks ago.
Love you chicks, Thank you. I'd love for I'd love
for Tempoole to be at the table with Scott Jennings
one dealing with the CNN crazy people. That would be awesome, right,
Shelley Ettington. Maybe they should talk to Marco Rubio about
doing the job of more than one person. Uh huh,
sorry for their hard life. Don't want to conform. Go
open your own business and let everyone do their own thing.
That's not gonna happen, Shelley. That would mean that they'd
have to actually work, you know, more than like a
four hour shift. Kelly J. As a coal miner's daughter,
I find a Starbucks strike highly offensive and actually quite
it is. It's just ridiculous.
Speaker 2: There is one more from locals, and that is from
loth I'm sorry, Roth lady. Right, I'm gonna have to
put it in my glasses because I don't have my
normal equipment. You guys, she said, Biden's cancer is bad.
My stepfather suffered from this exact cancer. He was in
so much pain, constantly and really miserable. The person I
am most disgusted with is Jill Biden. Yet, for a
woman to allow her husband to go through everything he's
gone through in front of millions of people is just sick.
His family did this to him. It took years for
my stepfather's cancer to get where it got.
Speaker 1: It's disgusting. Yeah, the whole family power and money hungry
discuss they are. Nobody loves him in that family. Yeah,
nobody loves him. Yeah, what a terrible, terrible thing. That said,
what a legacy that is right to know that you
become president, but nobody in your family loves you. That's us. Okay,
I've got two gifts.
Speaker 2: Let's bring it in first.
Speaker 1: We'll bring it in just in case, just in case
you don't want to stick around you guys. First one
is from Shelley Bolton. Shelley, this is so sweet. It's
for my sweet sweet ass you to passed away a
couple months ago. Look at that? Isn't that the sweetest?
I just love that so much. Thank you, so so
very much. Shelley. I appreciate that. I really really do.
I miss her. I do. I miss her, And a
bunch of stuff has been coming up on my memories.
It's weird how that happens. Yeah, it just like stuff
comes up. Her and Cash. I miss them both. And
then gay, Oh, Bruce Lynsky, I think I pronounce your
name correctly. You sent me this great T shirt. I
love this. Here's the front. You see that. There's the
front in the back. I freaking love the back.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's awesome.
Speaker 1: I love it so much. Things it says all kinds
of things on the back, it does, it does say
all sorts of things. It says, I've been selling my soul,
working all day overtime hours for bullshit pay so I
can sit out here and waste my life away, drag
back home and drow my troubles away. It's a damn shame,
that's what it says. And then the front says living
in a new world with an old soul. I love
it so much. And then this is my little Trump
forty seven shotglass and it has an actual bullet in it.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, that is amat isn't that the coolest?
Speaker 1: I love it Gay, thank you so much and sweet
sweet note from you. Really really appreciate it. I just
appreciate y'all. Thank you so much and we love you guys.
Hope you have a wonderful Monday and we will talk
to you tomorrow. Bye, everybody,