Speaker 1: You came in here illegally. Bye. I don't have a
single solitary problem with any of it, not even a
little bit.
Speaker 2: If they didn't have liberals being so combative about this,
a lot of the stuff wouldn't happen.
Speaker 1: They all lie, but just lie to your face.
Speaker 2: Good morning, everybody, Hello, Happy Monday. I have a Christmas tree.
We're in the spirit. Okay, holiday spirit at debate.
Speaker 1: I do note you such a tree.
Speaker 2: I got enough spirit for you, mock okay, all right.
A couple of house housekeeping items.
Speaker 1: First of all, it is keeping house keeping. Good morning housekeeping.
Speaker 2: It is National Chicks on the right day, you guys,
all right. I hope you're celebrating. Hope you got big
plans today, because.
Speaker 1: It is a remembered Okay, in our audience remembered she was.
She said, happy National Chicks on the right day. And
I could not believe that somebody remembered that.
Speaker 2: I cannot even believe that somebody remember, because we were
talking about how only when we were on the radio
did people remember, and it was sometimes.
Speaker 1: We would get flowers. We don't nuts. I know, it's crazy.
That was back in the day, and the only reason
it's National Chicks on the Right Day is because we
used to do like a little bit I guess on
the radio of like what day it was, and it
was like, you know, National hot Dog Day or whatever,
and we were like, how come everything has a day
and why can't we have a day? And then we
decided we can and we just made it.
Speaker 2: We just we just made it November third. November third
is Chicks on the Right Day. So just you know,
put it on your calendars and maybe next year everybody
will remember.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's right, and then you can appropriately gift us
with flowers and.
Speaker 2: Donuts, mostly donuts, mostly donuts. Also, just a reminder, we
are still having a meat and greet in April, that's happening.
We won't be selling tickets probably until like the second
or third week of December, because you know, there's been
some stuff happening in our lives.
Speaker 1: I just can't I don't, I can't find it yet.
Speaker 2: We're just not sorry until after Thanksgiving. Okay, we just
need this month. We just need to get through this month,
all right. We just need to get through it. And
then in December we'll deal with that, all right. And
so that's going to be happening. Just I know, Becau
people have been asking about that and talking about it.
But we'll get there. We just need to go through November, okay,
and we need to have some turkey at the end
of the month and some perseco and just get through it.
That's right, Oh God, that's right.
Speaker 1: All right, Okay, let's get to some things and some stuff,
and I guess congratulations are in order for Thomas Massey,
who announced that he has gotten remarried. Now you may
recall that his wife, Ronda died suddenly in June of
twenty twenty four, so about a year and a half ago.
They had four kids together, they have all kinds of grandkids.
And now he is, y, all right, I'm married.
Speaker 2: I'm going to say it, all right, if you showed
me this picture, if you just said, hey, Daisy, look,
if this picture would have been like, oh, did his
daughter get married, I'm just gonna say you guys were
thinking it. I'm saying it.
Speaker 1: Okay. It's just I have a little bit of eck
over this got a little lick. I got to see.
Speaker 2: They've worked together for like ten years, so I mean,
you know, she worked for Ram Paul. I say they
work together. I think she worked for Ram Paul, so
they know each other for ten years, right, yeah, So.
Speaker 1: I mean I just you know, it's fine, good look
with all that, and just congrats. Listen.
Speaker 2: You know, I love men. I love me some men, okay,
because I mean I'm married to one, we have one.
I love being around men. We work with a lot
of men. But I've no, there's just kind of a
can they just like maybe be alone for a little
while before they you know what I mean, it like
take a beat.
Speaker 1: We take a beat, right right. It does seem a
little fast whatever.
Speaker 2: Maybe maybe they've known each other, maybe they've known each
other a long time.
Speaker 1: I just felt right, and it's I have a little
bit of ick, and I'm not I just I own it.
I'm just admitting it. And that's that happy all right
on here we go, okay, yes, happy happy day to you. Okay.
Last night Trump was on sixty Minutes with Nora O'Donnell,
who has grown her hair out, and she looks very
very pretty. I will say I'm not a fan of
her journalisming, obviously, but she looked very very pretty. And
we've got just a couple clips to share from that episode.
You can actually watch the entire unedited interview. Trump's team
has posted that, and obviously the the was it is
it CBS sixty minutes? Yes, I think it's CBS. Their
version was half hour, and so it was heavily heavily edited.
You could you could see the breaks. It was very
obviously edited.
Speaker 2: Wait, so their version of sixty minutes is a half hour?
Speaker 1: Is that what you just said? No, no, no, I'm saying
that sixty minutes cut down the interview with Trump, So
it was only a half an hour when they aired it,
but it was actually much longer than that in real life.
Speaker 2: I was like, that would make a lot of sense
for the mainstream media. They made a show called sixty
minutes a half hour.
Speaker 1: No, just his interview was a half an hour. But
one of the questions that they asked, and this is
the first little clip that we have from it. Obviously
you should go watch the whole thing when you have
a second is about the shutdown. And here is how
he answered that question. The first day of the government shutdown.
Speaker 3: We are now approaching the longest shutdown in American history.
Speaker 4: Democrats fault keep voting, I mean, the Republicans are voting
almost unanimously to end it, and the Democrats keep voting
against ending it. You know, they've never had this. This
has happened like eighteen times before that. Democrats always voted
for an extension, always saying, give us an extent, we'll
work it out.
Speaker 5: They've lost it away. They've become crazed lunatic. True.
Speaker 2: I mean he's not lying, it's true. He's just saying
the things. He's the guy to do this too, because
he knows how to negotiate. He's gonna hold the line.
He's gonna try to hold the line at least attempted.
Speaker 1: These people, aren't. We are dealing with lunatics. Yeah, I
mean he's still pushing. And he did push in the
interview last night, this whole nuclear option idea, and she
told him straight up. She was like, Senator Thune is
saying no. And he was like, well, that sucks, essentially,
was his answer to that. But yeah, I don't think
that's going to happen. I don't think it should happen.
But he is just really really anxious for this all
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Speaker 6: Do it, do it.
Speaker 7: So.
Speaker 1: Another question from Nora O'Donnell was about the tactics that
law enforcement that ICE uses to deal with some of
the criminal illegals in the country, and Trump was like
not at all backing down on how they operate, and
I love that. Here is a little clip about that.
Speaker 3: Recently, Americans have been watching videos of ICE tackling a
young mother, tear gas being used in a Chicago residential neighborhood,
and the smashing of car windows. Have some of these
raids gone too far?
Speaker 4: No? I think they haven't gone far enough because we've
been held back by the judges, by the liberal judges
that were put in by Biden and by Obama.
Speaker 3: You're okay with those tactics.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because you have to get the people out.
Speaker 5: You know, you have to look at the people.
Speaker 4: Many of them are murderers. Many of them are people
that were thrown out of their countries because they were,
you know, criminals.
Speaker 3: Is it your intent to deport people who do not
have a criminal record.
Speaker 4: We have to start off with a policy, and the
policy has to be you came into the country illegally,
you're going to go out.
Speaker 5: However, you've also seen you're going to go out.
Speaker 4: We're going to work with you, and you're going to
come back into our country legally.
Speaker 2: We offered these people one thousand dollars to leave, which
is very I think that's super nice. Don't you guys
think that's really nice? And I mean, and they're complaining
about that. Listen, if they didn't put up a fight
if they didn't have liberals being so combative about this,
a lot of the stuff then happened.
Speaker 1: I voted for this, GTF totally.
Speaker 2: You came in here illegally by we're actually being so
benevolent by offering you one thousand dollars to leave, and
so if you decide not to leave and you're illegal
and you're still here.
Speaker 1: Well, fafo exactly. I don't have a single solitary problem
with any of it, not sure even a little bit.
She also asked him about the potential of Zorin Mamdani
winning this election tomorrow, and he also commented about that.
Speaker 5: If Mandami becomes mayor, it's going to be hard for
me as the president to give a lot of money
to New York because if you have a communist running
New York, all you're doing is wasting the money you're
sending there.
Speaker 4: I don't know that he's one, and I'm not a
fan of Cuomo one way or the other. But if
it's going to be between a bad Democrat and a communist,
I'm going to pick that bad Democrat all the time.
Speaker 2: To be honest with you, hundred percent, Yeah, totally agree
with him.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, I'm actually really really glad that this election
is coming to an end finally tomorrow, because I've just
had enough. We I feel like it's inevitable that he's
going to win, and now we just need to see
how that's gonna work out for or so I guess
we just see, right, Yeah, we just have to see.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I mean we already we already heard Kathy Hochele basically
say he's not going to be able to do anything
without my say so, essentially when it comes to budget, taxes,
all that stuff. So I have no idea how this
is going to work. But again, really quickly, if you
want to watch the entire unedited version of that interview,
it was seventy seventy three minutes long. They only showed
twenty seven minutes of it, so obviously heavily heavily edited,
heavily edited.
Speaker 2: I'm sure we all knew that was going to happen. Yeah,
sixteen minutes.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So, speaking of mom, Donnie John Stewart I think it
was last week, had him on his show and just
fond over him. You guys, absolutely nauseating. Here's just a
tiny little piece of the fawning.
Speaker 8: I wish you all the best. Honestly, you know, I
think any New Yorker who looks at someone getting an opportunity,
who's representing communities that have not been as represented. A Muslim,
a young person, a progressive, a democratic socialist, you know,
there are so many different communities that are looking to you.
And this I hate to put it on you as
a bit of a Jackie Robinson. I can't that probably
wields some weight, but man, oh man, what an exciting opportunity,
and I wish you the best.
Speaker 2: I just can't believe that that comparison, Like, how can
you do that? John Stewart, God, I mean it's just yeah,
all the ick right, just make out already.
Speaker 1: Just make out. Many ideas so gross, you know it,
really I think it gets a grosser because actor Mandy Patinkin,
who you may know from such things as The Princess
Bride as that really really good movie The Doctor with
William Hurt, He's been in a whole bunch of stuff.
He and his wife are huge supporters of Mom Donny,
and they decided to do this little campaign ad for him,
which was so cringe. I'm not even showing you the
whole thing, but just you'll see enough to give you
the idea of how cringe it was.
Speaker 9: Okay, we've got until Tuesday, and don't take anything for it, right, No, No,
I've never taken you for granted.
Speaker 10: I'm not taking this for grant.
Speaker 11: We are going to win this because we have this
extraordinary human being who is going to lead our city
and eventually if we're really thinking our nation and the
world to a better, safer, all inclusive existence.
Speaker 12: And that's what I love about this guy. So please
add on over. Does it wrong for dot com forwards?
Last GOTV? Sign up for a shift, knock on some doors,
make some phone calls, Let's win a city.
Speaker 9: And don't assume anything work until the eighth.
Speaker 1: He's Jewish?
Speaker 2: Right yeah?
Speaker 1: I think so? Okay, well that could be wrong. I
don't know.
Speaker 2: Actually I think no, I think he is. I think
he's Jewish. Yeah yeah, well you get the government you
deserve and in this case, you get the Islamo COMI
that you deserve.
Speaker 1: Exactly and he.
Speaker 13: U mom.
Speaker 1: Donnie himself was in an interview talking about how he's
basically going to be Trump's biggest nightmare. I don't know,
I feel like it's bigger than that. Here's what he said.
Speaker 12: My administration would be Donald Trump's worst nightmare.
Speaker 1: It's going to be the country's worst nightmare. Dude. Yeah,
you're not saying that in the way that I think
you mean to say it.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, I think I've said this before. But
like I there's a part of me that's like, Okay,
in New York, you're gonna get what you deserve. But
I just I fear that this is a cancer that's
gonna spread.
Speaker 14: Mm hmm.
Speaker 2: That's what I worry about because I just Liberals are
so stupid with this shit.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. They buy really, they buy all the
snake oil. They buy it, all that they do.
Speaker 2: They're just like and and under the guise of you know,
we're all we're so benevolent and we love coming together
and we're just we're so tolerant of one another, and
we love Diversity's diversity, it's our strength. This guy is
it's it's all Taquia. It's all like a big sham.
He is such a snake. He is a snake oil salesman.
It's an act. He's an actor. He's never held a
real job.
Speaker 1: I mean, he's got like seven different accents depending on
the audience.
Speaker 2: My god, it's like, these are all the people that
would get in the car with Ted Bundy, all of them.
Speaker 1: So true, so true. We've mentioned before that this coming Wednesday,
Erica Kirk, the Erica Kirk Interview with Jesse Waters is
going to air on Jesse's show on Wednesday night, and
a couple more clips from that have been released. The
first one is about the fact that apparently the defense
team of Tyler Robinson, who is the alleged shooter of
Charlie Kirk, they have asked for the proceedings in the
courtroom to not be on camera, which is a whole
big bunch of bullshit. It should absolutely be televised. So
she was asked for her opinion about that, and here
is what she said.
Speaker 15: The defense wants to ban cameras in the courtroom.
Speaker 16: How do you feel about that.
Speaker 14: There were cameras all over my husband when he was murdered.
There have been cameras all over my friends and family morning.
There have been cameras all over me, analyzing my every move,
analyzing my every smile, my every tier. Deserve to have
cameras in there. Why not be transparent? Yep, there's nothing
to hide. I know there's not because I've seen what
the case is built on. Let everyone see what true
evil is. This is something that could impact a generation
and generations to come.
Speaker 2: She's one hundred percent correct. Why would they not want to?
That makes me kind of go hmm, you know, I
don't like it.
Speaker 1: I don't like it that there should be more transparency,
for sure. Absolutely. She also I don't know why Jesse
did this to her, but he was like, I want
you to watch this, this video of your husband, and
she she absolutely broke down. And here's that moment.
Speaker 17: I want to show you a video of Charlie talking about.
Speaker 2: Okay, resolutely one.
Speaker 18: The longer one, work on something that isn't much bigger
than yourself.
Speaker 19: The door.
Speaker 1: He looks so good.
Speaker 5: Sorry, guys, just give me a second.
Speaker 1: It's the longest video I've watched of him.
Speaker 14: Just kiss.
Speaker 18: Charlie was on a mission to save Western civilization.
Speaker 20: Did you know that's what you signed up for?
Speaker 14: You know? Well, no, I didn't sign up for anything.
I just married the love of my life.
Speaker 1: That's it. That's all she was trying to do. I know,
I can't wait to watch that whole thing. I mean,
even though it's going to be sad.
Speaker 2: Some of the comments, man, some of the comments here,
like are saying that she's acting like Central casting and
it's a fake cry like ep off. Oh my god,
you know it's I just I can't. I'm just I
get so tired of that crap.
Speaker 1: Really well that in the whole this is still with
the JD Hug people are insisting that they're having an affair,
that Jad's going to end up marrying her. I mean,
it's all bonkers, absolutely bonkers, so stupid.
Speaker 2: Like I hope that you've never lost anybody that you
know is super important to you, that you love so
dearly because you know, and I hope that people have
given you grace when you have to go through the
grieving process, because everybody grieves different publicly. Yeah, and that
that a spotlight hasn't been put on your face when
you have to grieve. Can you imagine I can, I
can a little bit on a scale. I know you
can on a smaller scale. And that's the thing, Like
people just need to give other people grace. Everybody is different.
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Speaker 1: Do it okay. So Gavin Newsom recently was in an
interview where he was asked about his rule. I mean
his what's the word his? He didn't do something, so
he neglected. He neglected during Joe Biden's candidacy to say
anything about his mental acuity. He was one of the
many Democrats who were just like part of the cover up,
and so he was asked about that recently, and he
wants you to know that he still holds on to
his truth.
Speaker 21: Legitimately believed that he was capable of serving as president
until January of twenty twenty nine.
Speaker 22: Yeah, I think my focus was frankly situational. It was
making sure Donald Trump didn't get back into office to
experience everything that we're experiencing today. And there was no
interaction I had that suggested otherwise.
Speaker 21: What do you say two Americans who feel misled by you?
Speaker 1: And other times respect He decided about.
Speaker 21: The mental acuity of President Biden that they wish you'd
sounded the alarm sooner.
Speaker 1: To give way for.
Speaker 22: I'm not going to substitute myself for someone else or
for popular opinion.
Speaker 9: I'm going to.
Speaker 22: Express my relationship to my truth with the president former
president of United States.
Speaker 2: Yes, I mean, he's such a man of integrity. We
always when you think of integrity, you think of Gavin Newsom,
you guys, right right.
Speaker 1: Which is why this next little clip, spoken almost in
the same breath, was so breathtaking.
Speaker 22: Nothing I dislike more than the politician that sits there
and lies to.
Speaker 1: You and want are you serious? He that was a
lot for real.
Speaker 2: He's like ried when he said that. I just I
wish lying actually hurt. I wish it hurt in real time.
We could see it hurt, you know what I mean,
like a voodoo doll. I wish it hurt them, and
like you could just when they did it, you could
just see them go, oh god, how and it hurt.
Speaker 1: God.
Speaker 2: He would constantly be in pain that guy, and I
would enjoy it.
Speaker 1: What a creep man, what a creepy I cannot believe
he said that.
Speaker 14: I know.
Speaker 1: And then through you know, this auto pen investigation. Now
we've we've been seeing and we've played some of the
clips of some of these participants in the whole cover
up being under oath and getting deposed for the investigation.
Kjp's tapes are out, and it's unbelievable, like how much
they continue to lie under oath. She was specifically asked
about the cheap fakes. You remember that, Remember when she
was like, oh, these are all fake, you know, manipulated
videos and the media nonsense. Now she's trying to say
that that term came from the media and she ran
with it. That's how she's That's how she's positioning this
entire thing. Okay, here she is.
Speaker 16: When you use the term cheap fakes. Was that choice
of words in the moment or was that something that
had been prepared ahead of time as a talk it
was prepared? Did you or did anyone ever verify if
the videos you were talking about were in fact cheap fakes?
Speaker 10: I believe, So.
Speaker 13: What is the cheap fake?
Speaker 1: I really don't know.
Speaker 10: It was something that we did that coin. It was
something that the media coined. They did the work, they
did the legwork on coming up with that terminology, and
so we were just elevating essentially what the media was saying,
what the press was saying, Wow, what it is. I mean,
it basically is laid out how you defined it with
what President Biden was actually doing, and it took away
from what he was actually doing or created an illusion
of something that just did not exist.
Speaker 16: We're all clips circulated on social media or otherwise showing
President Biden being confused or freezing at times? Were those
all faces?
Speaker 10: I can't speak to every uh everything that was.
Speaker 16: On social media, sure, but there were instances where videos
were circulated of President Biden appearing confused or freezing for
a moment that were real correct.
Speaker 1: Nothing, I oh my gosh.
Speaker 10: This what we were trying to lift up was something
that was very very clear that the showing was not
actually was happening.
Speaker 1: What a lie? Just they all lie. They just lie
to your face.
Speaker 2: It's it's unremark yeah it is. And then people on
left wild be like, yes, sir, may I have another Yes,
he was totally competent. He was brilliant, brilliant, best president ever.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, do you remember there was a I
mean this was ages ago when Obama was president I think,
and his senior advisor, also senior advisor to Joe Biden,
Anita Dunn, was giving some speech where she had like
a huge case of the dry mouth, and she was
like doing this weird thing with her tongue and it
was super super weird and just cringe. Well, apparently that
is a problem that she has on the regular because
in her deposition at the very beginning, you're going to
see her doing the exact same thing. She's being asked
about why the staff around Biden refused to have him
take a cognitive exam, so she's trying to explain the
rationale for that and doing the crazy mouth thing.
Speaker 10: Do you have any.
Speaker 23: Knowledge about President Biden's political users expressing opinions.
Speaker 6: Or offering advice on whether a cognitive exam should be conducted.
Speaker 22: Of the president?
Speaker 6: As I remember, we had a discussion at the senior
advisor level about whether the president should have a cognitive
exam that was based purely in the political world, on
whether we thought it would help address some of the
attacks that he was getting and.
Speaker 14: What opinions were expressed.
Speaker 24: That.
Speaker 6: As I recall, the senior advisors decided that no matter
how many tests he took, it would never really quiet
the people who were attacking him in an election year
on these issues. We did not have any concern about
his ability to pass those tests.
Speaker 23: The senior advisers a cognitive exam would.
Speaker 10: Help in any way.
Speaker 6: We did not think it would help politically. But again,
we had no concerns about his ability to pass that test.
Speaker 2: Okay, right, yeah, he isn't that tart of discandneesia or
whatever that iss are not that weird way? Isn't that
what that is like when you get that's when you
take like mental health drugs and stuff like that. Am
I wrong about that? Maybe I'm wrong.
Speaker 1: I have no idea.
Speaker 2: Or maybe she's just nervous when she talks because she's
a liar, Or maybe she just had a giant spoonful
of peanut butter. We don't know, that's true. Could have
been the peanut butter.
Speaker 1: We do not know. Speaking of horrible people in the
Biden administration and before that, John Brennan, he I don't
know what the venue is for the clip that you're
about to see. But he was obviously, you know, on
stage being interviewed, and then there was an opportunity for
people in the audience to ask questions. And there is
some brave soul in the audience who asks him, who
goes right for the bugar and says, why did you
authorize a fake dossier when it came to the whole
you know, the Trump Russia collusion thing, and he gets
so mad, you guys, Before the John Brennan stuff, which
I promise you will see, is Mayor Pete on the
All In podcast when he is talking about Trump's methods
tactics of using ice to clear the streets of criminality,
and he gets shut down in the most glorious way.
You guys are going to love this.
Speaker 19: I think chaos is good for him. I think he
thrives on chaos. I think when you see images of
people getting beaten up or you know what he used
to call American carnage, like anything, that validates that basically,
the worst it's a weird thing, but the worst it
feels to be in this country. The better off Donald
Trump is, whether he's running for president or whether he
is president, and sending troops marching into the streets.
Speaker 25: Can I just say it, as the only immigrant right
now on this podcast who immigrated here legally, I feel
much safer and better under a Donald Trump presidency than
I ever did under Biden presidents. Just want you to
hear from my mouth for what that's worth.
Speaker 19: Do you feel safer about the fact that a Latino
doctor crossing the street in Washington, DC is getting hassled
or her asked because they're round? I don't think that
I've heard that now. Okay, so you're not aware of
any case in which a US citizen me is me,
But I will tell you, for example, after night. But wait,
you're on a podcast commenting about it. Let me tell you.
Speaker 25: Let me let me tell you what after nine to eleven.
For example, for years, I had SSS on my boarding
passes and I was pulled over constantly, and people probably
thought that I was a Muslim hijacker. So I know
what it feels like to be harassed. And what I'm
telling you categorically is I feel safer in this presidency
than I have ever felt. And I'm just letting you
know that just is just my lived experience.
Speaker 1: Yeah, take all the seats chess feeder.
Speaker 2: I mean, this is this is the It's so classic
when white liberals, these elitist liberals, are like, let me
tell you how you should feel, immigrants ran listen, brown man,
let me tell you what you shouldn't be feeling.
Speaker 1: Shut up, Pete, so completely accurate. That is so complete accurate.
Speaker 2: I mean it was so condescending the way he was
talking to him. He's like, oh, no, that's not your experience.
Let me tell you what your experience really is. Another city,
Pete exactly.
Speaker 1: And there's another clip of him when they're talking about censorship,
because obviously it's a huge deal all the things that
we're finding out about just how much I mean, how
much we knew censorship was happening under the Biden administration
that we all experienced firsthand during COVID, but also more
continues to come out about how that played with Meta.
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Speaker 1: All right, So here is the continued conversation with Mayor
Pete on the All In podcast this about censorship.
Speaker 25: Do you think that there was censorship under the Biden
administration for things like scientific truth? Let's just focus on
COVID for a second, and the back doors that it
seemed that the Biden stration had to places like Facebook
and places like Twitter to just suppress scientific thought and debate,
as you just talked about.
Speaker 19: So, this is an amazing example of some of the
false equivalencies that I've seen thrown around out there, So yeah,
I would acknowledge. I think a lot of folks would
say that, you know, it came really close to the
stove some of the times when the administration was trying
to make sure that you know, bad information or misinformation
wasn't being pushed into the kind of public health conversation
and was engaging social media companies that were trying to
be responsible and do the right thing, and there might
be moments that you know, they got that wrong or
went too far.
Speaker 1: They went a little too far, was too close to
the stove, it was blatant, your piece of crap, totally
god a little too close to the stove, okay. And
so he tried to use examples about like, you know,
the canceling, the Trump canceling of Jimmy Kimmel. That was
like his big look how bad it is under Trump.
So Alex Berenson reposted it saying, Hey, Pete, as the
edge case that you're talking about, I assure you that
the censorship from your administration was far worse and more
effective than anything Trump has done. Jimmy Kimmel was off
the air for four days. I had to sue to
get my account reinstated.
Speaker 2: But see They don't understand that because they were on
the right side. Remember they were on the side that
wasn't getting shut down. We were on the side that was.
So he has no idea what the hell he's talking about,
just like he has no idea what the hell he's
talking about with this awesome legal immigrant.
Speaker 1: So maybe he should take all the seats. He should
take every last one of them. Okay, now for real.
The John Brennan clip that I told you about earlier,
in which an audience member is going after him wondering
how he can justify his behavior surrounding the fake dossier.
And John Brennan does not like this, you guys. He
gets very very angry, and I love it.
Speaker 13: Behold, I would like to hear what your justification was
for support warding the dossier that was known to be
false being used as source material. In the second I
c A, I don't know who put you up to this.
Speaker 26: Nobody put me up to this.
Speaker 1: Round here on what role you.
Speaker 2: Played or who you are.
Speaker 1: There's a bunch of bullshit that you just passed on.
Speaker 19: Absolutely, the emails are clear.
Speaker 1: So the emails are clear.
Speaker 13: The emails are clear. The second question, you can look.
Speaker 1: Talk about it in the reception. No, we didn't say no,
could you. No, we did not. We said you did,
so I'm not You're done.
Speaker 19: Come on, all right, we're gonna go over here. Let's
go over here for a question. Thank you very much,
appreciate it.
Speaker 2: Over what a bounch of sheep in the audience?
Speaker 14: Do you right?
Speaker 1: Idiots? Oh my god? I mean that guy. You could
just see the rage, you know what I mean?
Speaker 14: He was.
Speaker 1: He was wanting to punch somebody. You don't get to
question me, don't you know who I am? Screw dude.
That was the energy. That was the vibe for sure.
And then I don't know if this is the same event.
I don't know if this is the same audience member.
But somebody else approached him asking similar questions. And that's
when Brennan starts, you know, doing the finger and the
chest stuff like it is ugly man. You guys, look,
I think you.
Speaker 27: Because I and you misrepresented that. We never said it
was the susupation. It was Prussian influence operations, which is
what they do.
Speaker 19: Is the difference between influence.
Speaker 1: No, you don't know that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, my money's on guy in the gray suit. I
would have been like, fight me, fight me, old man.
I swear, these people's just insufferable because for so long
they were insulated and they were basically told nothing's gonna
happen to you, like you're untouchable. You're right, you're right,
Like we're on this trajectory to just basically have They're
on a power trip. They're on such an extreme power trip.
And then when he's finally questioned about being an ass hat,
can't take it, can't take it accountability, it's what it is.
Speaker 1: He gets so mad and I what kind of.
Speaker 2: Gives me Cheney vibes? Does he give you a Dick
Cheney vibe?
Speaker 19: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I can see that, just sort of that grouchy, sort
of curmudgeony. Totally yeah, yeah, totally see it, Totally see it. Okay,
we have to talk about Jade Vance because he absolutely
lit the Internet on fire over the weekend with his
Halloween costume, which we'll get you momentarily. There is some
fear right now. We've talked about this last week, and
we'll get into it again later in the show about
the Groyper's, the cultists who follow that in cell Nick
fuentis about how much dage that crazy group of weirdos
could cause JD Vance if he does decide to run
for president, because they are very they are already threatening
to be very anti JD Vance. But Mark Halprin was
on one of Megan Kelly's tour stops and they asked
their audience, you know, about who they would like to
see run in twenty twenty eight, and it seems like
it's unquestionably JD. Take a look, is it JD?
Speaker 24: Because whenever Trump gets asked this question, he says yeah, JD.
Speaker 1: Yes, or Marco? He always throws Marco in there, who
we love.
Speaker 28: But is there really realistically any way that Marco gets
it over JD.
Speaker 27: Let's do a survey of the audience. It's going to
ask you all to vote by show of hands. If
you're uncomfortable voting in front of the others, you can
close your eyes as you vote. Raise your hand if
you'd like JD Vance to be the nominee. Okay, universe,
raise your hand if you'd like it to be open,
and someone else can be considered okay next to no one, right,
I mean?
Speaker 2: And if the Groybers don't like it, they can start
their own damn party and let Nick fwents be their man.
And then the Nazis and white supremacists and the holocaust
and ires can go have their own little party because
I don't want them in our party anyway. They can
run along.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they cannot take over the GOP. That is like
the last thing that needs to happen. They're not They've
even said they're not conservative. So go start your own party,
a little white supremacist weirdo Nazis, we don't want you
in our party.
Speaker 2: Bye.
Speaker 1: And then there was this so jady Pants posted that
his Halloween costume was literally the meme that people use
on the left to make fun of him. It was
chef's kiss perfection. He's even got the crazy eyes going
like it's so perfect. And then from there, so he
tweeted that, and then he also tweeted this, can you
hear the screaming? I mean, it's just amazing. It was awesome.
And then there was a video of him pretending to
open the door to trigger treaters. Here's what that looked like.
Happy Halloween kids, and remember say thank you.
Speaker 2: I love it so but if people are asking who
he's supposed to be, there's a meme of him being
fat vance he's just super fat like, and liberals are
trying to make fun of him from being fat, which
he's not, but they.
Speaker 1: Will, and he tweets it all the time, and he's.
Speaker 2: Self deprecating, which is a sign of higher emotional intelligence. Actually,
for sure, this is something that the left doesn't do.
They never are. Do you imagine Kamala being that self deprecating?
Oh my god, no way, what ever happened? Nobody on
the left does this. Ever, this is what we do
because we have senses of humor.
Speaker 1: It's true, and the White House social media team is
the best, the best example of that ever. So apparently,
and I'm sure that this is still true, they created
they created a my safe space page on the official
white House dot gov website. I think if you go
to a white House dot gov slash my safe space
or your safe space something like that, you get this
whole pretend my space page that completely just makes fun
of the Democrats on how they're handling the shutdown. It
is glorious. There are working links in it, like they
took a lot of time to put this together. It
is so so.
Speaker 2: Good, you guys, like and real chucky down at the bottom.
That's my favorite tampon, Jim, you guys see that so great?
Speaker 1: And then he's there, yeah, and the whole sombrero, the backdrop.
It's just I love them so much. They probably have
like the funnest job ever right now. So that was great.
And then they had also put together this little video
move montage referencing the shutdown and the Democrats, which was
also perfection. Here it is in case you missed it.
Speaker 27: The entire government will be shut down.
Speaker 1: And I'm sorry, I just started hearing really loud circus
music in my head. What did you say?
Speaker 5: How long will they be closed? Forever?
Speaker 29: You're out of your mind.
Speaker 17: I'm going to make this way harder than it needs
to be.
Speaker 1: I'm waiting, could you be any slower?
Speaker 5: Eighty four years.
Speaker 14: Like this?
Speaker 26: I don't understands.
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Congress on all of them. Every single one of the
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Speaker 1: I love it. John Stewart is a disappointment. I think
it's safe to say, but he does have some funny
comments from time to time, and this one that he
made about Chuck Schumer and his glasses made me giggle.
I think you'll enjoy it. Take a listen.
Speaker 8: What Chuck Schumer has been told is you're losing and
people like your glasses to be higher up on your nose.
And so it's what I'm telling you is, here's what
they're doing with us now. The strategy is authenticity. And
suddenly people in Congress are cursing. It seems so natural.
Chuck Schumer curses. This is a shitty bill. I'm telling
I'm like, I'm over it all, man, I'm over it all.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well I'm over at too.
Speaker 2: You shouldn't be comparing Mom Donnie to Jackie Robinson.
Speaker 1: Maybe don't do that. We're over that. So, speaking of
the shutdown, Mark Wayne Mullen was on one of the
news programs. He's got some scoop, perhaps a little preview
of what Democrats have planned in terms of the shutdown,
because there's right now there's still no end in sight.
But maybe if what Mark is saying is true, we
might be looking at the end of all this nonsense
by the end of this week, crossing fingers. Here is
what he said.
Speaker 17: So, now what the Democrats are literally telling us telling
us this, they plan on shut, open up, back up,
probably Wednesday or Thursday. After the election, after they elect
a communist in New York to be the mayor, after
the New Jersey's governor tour a race, after Virginia's governor's race,
they're gonna come out. They're gonna look for an exit
ramp because they know they're losing. Shoot, even CNN's polls
are showing that there that this isn't good for them,
but they also know they need an exit ramp. So
after the election, Killy in they're going to come out,
and at that point they're going to go out there
and rail that they're going to take the high road.
They're going to try spinning it on President Trump and
the Republicans, and after they get on talking their way
out of I don't know themselves. They're going to eventually
open it up, probably Thursday, I'd say midday.
Speaker 1: I mean, I hope he's right, But like then, what
was the freaking point, you know what I mean? What
a useless waste of They're just Democrats are so stupid.
Speaker 2: Yep, they're just holding everybody hostage. They don't care about people.
They're holding everybody that. This is what they do because
they just hate Trump so much. That's why that's what
it all boils down to, is they just hate him.
Speaker 14: Mm hmm.
Speaker 1: Absolutely. So on Friday, we spent quite a bit of
time talking about Heritage Foundation and the fact that Kevin Roberts,
the president of the Heritage Foundation, put out this video
which we played in its entirety on Friday, basically saying
we're not canceling Tucker and there's all these people that
are sewing division against Tucker. It was a really it
was a really disappointing statement, and it was so disappointing
in fact, that Nick Fuentes himself responded to it, going, thanks, yay,
this is great. You know what I mean, Like, you
don't want Nick on your side because he's a psycho.
So obviously the backlash was fierce and swift, and it
prompted Kevin Roberts then to release another Twitter statement, which
I'm going to have you read. It's a two parter.
Here is the first page.
Speaker 5: All right.
Speaker 2: Yesterday I said that I abhorred views expressed by neck
Flank Days and that the best way to fight anti
Semitic ideas was to challenge them head on. Twent Day's
replied on X by saying, I don't know what exactly
you abhor about my views. Allow me to elaborate, because
there's plenty to condemn. First, the Heritage Foundation and I
denounced the stand against his vicious anti Semitic ideology, his
Holocaust denial, and his relentless conspiracy theories that echoed the
darkest chapters of history. We are disgusted by his musings
about rape, women, child marriage, and abusing his potential wife,
potential being the key word there. Twent Day's made grotesque
analogies to try to cast doubt on the murder of
six million Jews during the Holocaust, and has said I
think the Holocaust is exaggerated. I don't hate Hitler. Twent
has called for the death penalty for perfidious Jews and
other non Christians, stating that when we take power, they
need to be given the death penalty. Twent has praised
Hitler and in the Tucker interview said he is a
Stalen admirer.
Speaker 1: Yeah, with very little pushback. I might add, here's the
sound part.
Speaker 2: Twent has stated that his goal is total aryan victory
and claim that black people should be in prison. For
the most part, this is what sampling of his vile
daily rhetoric. Racism and anti anti Semitism are not relics
of the past. They have blossomed on the left on
university campuses, and grown on the right through figures like Fuentes.
Nick Fuentez's anti semitism is not complicated, ironic, or misunderstood.
It is explicit, dangerous, and demands our unified opposition. As conservatives,
Quentz knows exactly what he's doing. He is fomenting Jew hatred,
and his incitements are not only immral and Unchristian, they
risk violence. Our task is to confront and challenge those
poisonous ideas at every turn, to prevent them from taking
America to a very dark place. Join us, not to cancel,
but to guide, challenge and strengthen the conversation and be
confident as I am, that our best ideas at the
heart of Western civilization will prevail for those, especially young
men who are enticed by Fuentes and his acolytes online.
There is a better way. I look forward to talking
more about this than the days to come. Okay, well,
then you should have said that to begin with.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that would have been That would have been good
stuff to say.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that video, I mean because we listen, we had
a short go out, like I know, it went out
on all of our platforms, and y'all would not believe
the jack holes that are coming out and they come
to our socials and they will be like seven thousand
dollars are you bitches are getting seven thousand dollars?
Speaker 19: Oh?
Speaker 2: And Hitler was right, these are right wingers and that
is Listen. I know that people are like that you
should debate, you should do this. First of all, We've
said this a million times, like this isn't fight club.
I know that, like the youngsters are doing that nowadays
to get clicks and they get views and they get
money for it. That's what Mak and I are not
in that business, okay, which is why we're not completely
filthy rich, but that's one of seriously, but we don't
do that.
Speaker 1: And I refuse.
Speaker 2: I refuse to debate a person who is essentially a skinhead.
I'm not doing it. Yeah, I'm not gonna do it.
I'm not going to go out there and debate somebody
who is a Holocaust denier, and that includes Candice Owens,
She's a Holocaust denier. I'm not going to do it.
It's just not worth my time. It's insane, not worth it.
Speaker 1: So Dana Lash did a phenomenal job interviewing the Kevin
Roberts and she, I mean, it was this is what
journalism is supposed to look like. She really really came
after him in a way that was fair but that
hopefully actually ended up making him reconsider his initial video
because it was just so bad, and she really really
pressed him. The first clip that you're going to see
is her saying, who's really sewing division? You know what
I mean? Because he accused people like us who simply
criticized Tucker and the way that he didn't push back
on Nick Fuentes. They he criticized us of being the
divisive ones, right, and she pushed him on that and
it was it was good. Here is an example.
Speaker 23: A lot of people feel confusion because they feel as
though their criticisms, which seem to be scripturally based, are
being maligned as the division that is being sown, or
that that's what is being described as venomous. And I
think a lot of individuals find that hard to reconcile,
especially when it's set in defense of someone who would
say that they hate Christian Zionists or you know, they
hate people like Mike Hakkabee or Ted Kruz because they
support you know, Israel as a US ally. Why doesn't
that description go both ways?
Speaker 30: I mean, that description can go both ways. What we're
trying to do is eliminate that kind of venom both directions.
Speaker 23: Is it venomous to say that you hate Christian Zionists.
Speaker 30: Well, of course it is. I mean I've been really clear,
not just yesterday and today, but my entire career that
and the heritage certainly has in its entire existence, that
those kinds of things are just abhorrent. I was I
said that literally yesterday.
Speaker 23: Because Tucker said those things, so that would be I mean,
is that not so in division, it's.
Speaker 30: Certainly not helpful, but it doesn't mean that he ought
to be canceled because of it.
Speaker 23: In fact, that's not The question is not whether he
should be canceled. Is that so in division to say
things like that.
Speaker 2: Oh certainly, yeah, yeah, she does good. We like Dana too,
but kissed off? Yeah, exactly. And this is the thing.
He can't answer that. And no one's asking We have
said this, I don't know how many times until we're
freaking red in the face. No one's asking for anybody
to be canceled. We're just asking for these people to
be called out, and we're asking for a line to
be drawn. What do you accept, what do you stand for?
What are your policies? Heritage?
Speaker 1: You know?
Speaker 2: And you shouldn't be sitting there going, Okay, we're gonna plat.
We are going to platform people who are anti Semites,
Holocaust deniers, and white supremacists, which is essentially what this
guy is ands.
Speaker 1: And to not push back on that kind of garbage,
it's garbage. It's repulsed and I want to have I mean,
I think Kevin Roberts is probably a super decent guy.
I want to believe that he just really didn't know
when he made that video, the extent to which Tucker
did not push back. He maybe didn't even know that
Tucker said that stuff about hating Christian Zionist more than
anybody else on the earth. I want to believe that.
I don't know if that's true, because I want to
believe that he's a decent fellow. There's a lot of
conservatives I admire who do believe he's a decent fellow
and that this was just a big misstep. I hope
that that's true. I think that this interview with Dana
probably at least had him thinking real hard. And it's
interesting how hypocritical his own view is, which she calls
him out on in this next clip, because he's like,
of course we should we should invite Nick Fuintes to
be on these huge platforms, because we need to engage
with the ideas, we need to debate them and show
why they're wrong. But then in the next breath he'll
be like, oh, we would never invite him to one
of our events. Well why not? If that's your view,
then how do you square that? Like, I don't get it,
And here she is calling him out on just that.
Speaker 23: Do you consider fuentas on our.
Speaker 30: Side as not on the side of Heritage.
Speaker 23: You said that you wouldn't have Nick on if you
had a show, you wouldn't have had you wouldn't have
had him on your program.
Speaker 30: Why there's very little common ground.
Speaker 23: But if we're supposed to have these ideas out in
the public square and examine them, why wouldn't you have
him on your program?
Speaker 30: Well, I would rather talk about the ideas in a
forum at Heritage or some other event. So I'm just
saying from our vantage point at Heritage, two things can
be true at once. While on the one hand we
may choose not to have him at an event, other
people actually may offer some good conversation in pushing back
on what he has to say. I'm just saying that, ultimately,
if you cancel someone, which is different than you know,
not inviting him into your building for an event. But
that's very different.
Speaker 2: Bye, it was a week answer. I just I think
that there are just we need to maybe have Okay,
I say we they need to maybe find somebody that
is not so weak to answer some of these questions,
or at least maybe get their shit together behind closed
doors before they answer a lot of these questions. Maybe
they need to collectively go, how do we really feel
about this before we get out in public?
Speaker 1: I mean, and do I have all the facts? Do
I know the whole story before I go and make
this video? That's COMMS one oh one.
Speaker 2: You know any organization that has comms, I mean, do
they have a comms lea they have somebody in charge
of that saying Okay, this is what we this is
how we believe, this is what we believe about this,
This is how we feel about this, and go. If
he's going to be the mouthpiece for the organization, he
needs to understand what his views are or what the
organization's views are. I don't think he has a grasp
on that because he's kind of flip flopping a little bit.
Speaker 1: He's kind of all over the place. It's true, and
you know, one of the things that he's saying is, well,
you know, we need to have this healthy exchange of ideas.
We need to call out the bad ideas and kind
of explain why there's good ones. And her next point
is to be like, well, can't we do that without
inviting the worst people on the planet to these huge platforms?
Speaker 23: Here she is, Yeah, can you talk about the idea
without having on individuals who have talked about raping women though,
and you know, killing Jews, and you know adoring Stalin.
I mean, I feel like we can talk about those
issues pretty freely and have a discussion without welcoming people
with open arms and treating them as though they were
equal spiritually or intellectually.
Speaker 30: Our tactic and Heritage for what it's worth is to
bypass the messenger and attempt to be really smart and
savvy at reaching the audience. And I think that's a
very effective way doing this. This is what we're going
to be trying in the name of truth, in the
name of defending our Jewish friends against anti Semitism, and
I think that what we're going to see is that
that's going to be very effective. There are some people
who are extraordinarily upset about this whole thing on both
sides of the aisle. Well, we're trying to are both
sides of the issue.
Speaker 5: I should say.
Speaker 30: What we're trying to do it Heritage is bring all
of those thoughtful people from Jewish friends of mine like
Josh Hammer, to my own colleagues at Heritage, to those
of us who may not be Christian Zionists. But that
doesn't mean therefore that we somehow hate Israel and certainly
are not a friend of defending people against anti Semitism.
Speaker 1: I it's just a lot of words.
Speaker 2: It's a whole lot of bullshit words. Yeah again with
the comms one oh one. Just be very succinct and clear,
and if you understand what you believe in, you can
be very succinct and very clear. I don't under This
is not hard. This isn't hard at all. And listen, conservatism, maga,
whatever you want to call it. I remember a time
when conservatism was like, it was pretty cut and dry
what you believed, and it wasn't all behind, and it
wasn't about hating Jews, and it wasn't about white supremacy
or being a person that's like cheek.
Speaker 1: Stalin's awesome, and Hitler was right.
Speaker 2: I mean, I listen, We've been doing this a long time,
and I don't remember a time except for right now.
I'm right now, today, years old, when I'm having to
deal with all these freaks and our socials saying garbage
like that claiming to be conservative. No oh, hell nah,
you're not conservative. I don't want you near me.
Speaker 1: And the problem, of course, is that when Tucker, for example,
does one of these like super softball interviews, it ends
up elevating the Nick Fuenteses of the world and making
them almost seem reasonable because they're not. He's he wasn't
I mean, yes, the Stalin comment aside, he wasn't showing
his really really controversial side of himself on that show.
Of course he wasn't because he wants to be seen
as mainstream, right, He's trying to get his crazy views mainstream.
And so final clip with with Dana from this, she
was asking him, isn't that I mean, shouldn't there be
more pushback than what Tucker did?
Speaker 23: So I feel like there's a way to do that
without bringing those people in and making them look reasonable
by treating these ideas, you know that our moral failings
is somehow equal in the arena of ideas, and I
think that when that is that happens, you have to
have adequate pushback. Did you think that there was enough
pushback done? And what can heritage do if we get
cut off, We'll have to figure out how to reconnect.
But how does what is heritage's role in that? And
pushing back on those ideas.
Speaker 30: We pushed back really strongly when we say that, when
we said that, we aboord what he had to say, and.
Speaker 1: That was not a strong pushback. That was pathetic. That's
the whole problem.
Speaker 2: Listen, normal intelligent conservatives don't want to become the party
of Holocaust den iers, you know, And or do they
want to do that under the guise of free speech.
It's it's we love free speech. We're all about free speech.
But you can already tell that there are people out
there because we see it. We're out on socials all
the time.
Speaker 1: We see it.
Speaker 2: There are people out there that are like, I don't
like that. I don't want any part of that. And
so people will distance themselves from conservatism because of these
whack jobs and that.
Speaker 1: This is what I don't get, Like, what is Nick
Fantess's ultimate goal? Because he's what he's going to do
is help elect Democrats.
Speaker 2: So what's I asked the same question about Candice and
Tucker mock.
Speaker 1: Right right now? I completely agree, what are their goals?
You know?
Speaker 2: And people will come to us all the time and
be like seven thousand and seven, I still get to
see a check.
Speaker 1: You know, I'm not the one that's living.
Speaker 2: I'm not the one with a driver and a nanny
and like gobs and gobs of wealth, So who's paying them?
Speaker 24: You know.
Speaker 1: Me up to the when the frog people, the gropers
come out come at us and they and some of
them will be like, you've just never listened to a
whole Nick Fuentas episode. You're damn right, I haven't, and
I won't. The clips are plenty, and they will try
to then say, well, you're taking him out of context.
Most of the time he's joking. I'm sorry, this is
not a joke, you guys.
Speaker 29: And now they're all in favor of a fat race
mixer who's married to a jeet who named his son Vivax.
This is jd who was mentored by a Jewish neocon
and a gay fed Peter Teel and the guys in
bed with fucking Israel And that's your guy.
Speaker 1: Anywhere's eyeliner?
Speaker 28: You know?
Speaker 8: So?
Speaker 29: Andrew Tate said, the groupers need to go to the gym. Dude,
jd Vance needs to go to the gym. He's fat
and it's disgusting people are talking about groupers are brown.
Dude jd Vance's kids are brown. His kids his wife
is brown, she's a jeet.
Speaker 2: Your last name is puent Is. Well, who's gonna tell him?
Speaker 1: He's so disgusting and he's making it a point like
there's no bones about it. He If JD is the guy,
and if JD does not fall in line with the
Grouper's viewpoint on Israel, then Nick is promising that they
will do everything in their power to make sure that
he is not elected. But don't take it from me.
Speaker 29: Listen right here, and I'm telling you this right now,
and you need to be with me on this. You
need to raise your right hand right now. If jd
Vance condemns the groupers, if jd Vance signals to the
Israel First Lobby that he is condemning the America First movement,
then we will not vote for him. We will not
support him, and as a matter of fact, we will
show up in Iowa and then New Hampshire and then
Nevada and South Carolina to make sure that he never
gets the nomination.
Speaker 1: Now, JD Vance, I'll tell you this.
Speaker 29: You don't like me, I don't like you, but if
you cross that red line, I promise you, I swear
to God I will be there in Iowa with ten
thousand groupers and we will be at every event. We
will be at every event.
Speaker 1: So he wants to get Democrats elected, I guess because
there's no other I don't know how else you look
at that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean people are like, why are you talking
about this? Because you're absolutely right who said it? This
man he is an issue. He is an issue. Yeah, yeah,
Kristin's right, christ And you're right, Kristin. He's a total issue.
And that's why we're talking about him. Because if he's
an issue now, he's going to be an issue in
twenty twenty eight. He's becoming h Tucker And if you
exactly thank you Tucker. Yeah, and if this is the thing,
you guys, he's gaining momentum because there are such weak mind,
weak ass minded people out there who are anti Semitic
and who are white supremacists who are on the fringe,
who are clinging onto this psycho, you know, and they're trying.
Speaker 1: To claim this America First umbrella, which bullshit. And sorry,
but that's that's a Trump thing. And Trump is very
much on the side of Israel, So you can suck it.
That's not you don't get to claim that you don't.
You also don't get to throw the label woke right
on us. We're not the ones horseshoeing with the crazy left.
Speaker 2: It's y'all, yeah, there is exactly. They are so far
right that they are up there with the left, and
so it's happening. That's why we talk about it, because
we got to fight it. And you know what, they're
not a lot of us fighting it.
Speaker 1: No weird, I mean, and they are. They rightly point
out you guys are in the minority, you're losing, blah
blah blah. I'm sorry. I don't care about getting like
the numbers people are like, only you know, ten thousand
people are watching your videos.
Speaker 24: I don't care.
Speaker 1: What they care about is telling the truth and not
you know, not sucking up to like crazy Nick Fuente's
type people.
Speaker 2: We've never cared about that, which is why we are
who we are.
Speaker 1: We've never cared why we are not rich right exactly.
Speaker 2: And that's why I think it's so funny when they're like,
you're getting seven thousand for each coast. Kif I did,
we wouldn't be rich.
Speaker 1: You idiots. Show me the paper trail.
Speaker 2: God, I just can't, but.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you right now, just I'm I I will
have my eye on JD. Like I want him to
continue to be as loud and forceful against Nick and
his ilk and it needs to stay like it was
last June. Last June, JD came out swinging. I think
it was, Yeah, it was last June. He came out
swinging against Nick Wente's And so this is from like
a year and a half ago. I would love to
see the same the same aggressiveness now. I hope we
see it. But this is what it looked like.
Speaker 20: Nick Fuentes, an avowed anti semi sure went after your wife.
He had previous dined at mar A Lago with Donald Trump.
Does this have any room in your movement, in the
Maga movement?
Speaker 18: Of course it doesn't have any room in the Magnet movement.
And of course you disavow him, and of course Donald
Trump has criticized this person. Look, I think the guy
is a total loser. Certainly I disavow him. But if
you ask me what I care more about, is it
a person attacking me personally or is it government policy
that discriminates based on race?
Speaker 1: Which is fine, that's finally worried, But like I just
hope that he doesn't get beaten down into feeling like, oh,
I got to keep I got to keep these people
on my side because it's not worth it. It's not
worth having them on your side, right, It's just not
Seth Dillon did a phenomenal job. I think it was
was on Pierce Morgan, I forget, but he was like
on a panel with Dave Smith arguing about all of this,
and he made a great point about how this isn't
about canceling anybody, It's about needing to push back. And
the question is why doesn't Tucker pushed back as hard
against a Nick quentas as he does, for example, pestering
Ted Cruz about the population of Iran. I mean, the
difference is really striking. It is super striking, and so
Seth can only come to one conclusion about that. Here
he is I agree with Dave.
Speaker 31: Maybe you're surprised that we agree on so much, but
I agree with Dave about Tucker having every right to
talk to whoever he wants to. I also agree that
when you censor people and you try to suppress their voices,
in many cases you only make them louder. I mean,
look what happened with the Babylon b I think we're
more popular today than ever. We have a bigger following
never because there was all these efforts to censor and
suppress our voice. It backfired pretty spectacularly. Drag the bad
ideas out into the sunlight, engage with them, confront them.
And this is my criticism of the of the interview
with Nickquents, is that there wasn't confrontation. Nick has said
terrible things. Nick has said things like, you know, he
wants to when we get into power, all these atheists
and these heretics and these perfidious Jews, they deserve the
death penalty. They need to be executed. You know, he's
he's glorified Hitler and said that he's really cool, really
effing cool. Actually, you know he's In the conversation with Tucker,
he talked about his admiration for Stalin, who's responsible for
tens of millions of deaths, and so you know, to
overlook all, to gloss over all of that, to not
challenge it and confront it. Tucker is so good. He
was so good when he had have democrats on leftists,
liberals that he disagreed with, he would mock them, He'd
make them look foolish. He would ridicule and refute their ideas,
and they stopped coming back because they were so embarrassed
because he made them look so foolish. I'd like to
see Tucker do that with bad ideas on the right.
Why isn't he doing that? The only conclusion, the only
reasonable conclusion that you can draw for not challenging Nick
in more substantive ways, is that he doesn't disagree with him.
Speaker 28: Yep.
Speaker 1: I mean it's an astute observation. Mm hmmm, I'll take it. Yeah.
And Ted Cruz also very unhappy with the Heritage Foundations
take on this, and he talked about this at a
recent event, saying, if you don't push, you're complicit with
these ideas.
Speaker 15: Do you sit there with someone who says Adolf Hitler
was very very cool.
Speaker 19: And then their.
Speaker 15: Mission is to combat and defeat.
Speaker 5: Global jewelry.
Speaker 15: And you say nothing, that you were a coward and
you are complicit in.
Speaker 6: The view.
Speaker 1: Yep, one hundred person.
Speaker 2: I mean, I don't agree with Ted Cruz a lot,
but I agree with I agree with them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean on this, he is absolutely right right
our friend Ami Kozak, he does like the best impressions
of people, you guys, and he did a little take
a little parody of the Tucker interview with Nick and
it is spot on. You guys will love this. Behold.
Speaker 26: So how did you get fired from that job?
Speaker 32: What happened?
Speaker 12: Well?
Speaker 7: I said that Jews were parasites and that they were
controlling all the halls of power, and they need to
be fun at every level, and that they never can
be trusted, and they were disgusting vermin I called some
of my colleagues Jew boys, you all need to be fought.
You're disgusting, parasitic creatures, and that Jews effectively are just
this parasitic force in our society that's holding white men back.
And I also said how blacks were racially inferior as well.
Speaker 1: So that's it, Yes, how is it?
Speaker 32: I can't understand why that would have sent people. I mean,
you have all these people, Mike Huckabee, Ted Cruz, John Bolton,
George W. Bush, Karl Rove, they're all Christian Zionists, and
I know all of them personally, I do like really well,
like really well, and there's some of the worst people
I know. They're some of the worst human beings actually,
like they were just horrible and some of the most
disgusting human beings on Earth. I really offended by them.
I'm offended by their existence, I really am. And what
they've done is so harmful and so damaging, Like I
really believe that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I love Joseph Stalin, really big fan.
Speaker 14: Nice.
Speaker 1: We'll circle back to that, right, We're gonna circle back.
That's how it went. I mean, that is how it went.
Speaker 2: But we're absolutely disgusting. But Stalin, it's fine, really fine.
Stalin's great, Right, he was so perfect.
Speaker 1: Nicki Minaj, an unexpected supporter of Donald Trump. Donald Trump
came out pretty forcefully about Christians being slaughtered in Nigeria,
and she very much appreciated what he tweeted about it.
If you want to read his tweet and then her response.
The first part of her.
Speaker 2: Response, Christianity is facing an existential threat in Nigeria. Thousands
of Christians are being killed. Radical Islamis are responsible for
this mass slaughter. I am hereby making Nigeria a country
of particular concern, but that is the least of it.
When Christians or any such group is slaughtered like is
happening in Nigeria, thirty one hundred versus forty four to
seventy six worldwide. Something must be done. I am asking
Congressman Riley Moore, together with Chairman Tom Cole and the
House Appropriations Committee, to immediately look into this matter and
report back to me. The United States cannot stand by
while such atrocities are happening in Nigeria and numerous other countries.
We stand ready, willing and able to save our great
Christian population around the world. Y'all the videos, I can't
Oh my god. Okay, here's Nicki Minaja's response.
Speaker 1: You can just read that first line.
Speaker 2: Yeah, reading this made me feel a deep sense of gratitude.
We live in a country where we can freely worship God.
Speaker 1: And I mean, she's right, She's absolutely right.
Speaker 2: I just like the videos, and I'm sure everybody we
posted it on our Instagram, but everybody saw the video
of the mother with the three babies, and she's holding
the babies and it's right before they were murdered. I
just where are the pundits on this? Where are all
the others, you know, they have no problem talking about
the genocide and Gaza. Where are all the protesters, Where
are the college protesters? On this actual genocide. Where are they?
Because it's happening, we see I mean, we're seeing videos
of women and babies getting murdered because they're Christian.
Speaker 1: Where are they?
Speaker 22: Oh?
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, that's right because it's they're Christian, right, and
so they're not worth it.
Speaker 1: But these they're Jews, no news, but these are right.
Speaker 2: But these are Christian quote unquote pundits and they're not
saying anything.
Speaker 1: So what's that about? Yeah, well that's how you know
that all the whole stick of Candace and others is
anti Semitic because if they really, really, if this was
a Christian, a caring about Christian thing, you would hear
them talk about it, and you don't.
Speaker 2: If Christ is king, then why aren't you talking about this?
Speaker 1: Yeah, and we need to talk about that whole phrase too,
Joel Barry said, I noticed the America First crowd is
not charging Trump with being Nigeria first. So weird, isn't it.
It's so weird, right, And we are going to get
to that whole crisis king thing in just a second.
But there was the there's Erica Kirk is going to
be accepting an award on behalf of Charlie which I thought,
this was really really, really interesting. So this is going
to be the Pillars of Jerusalem Award, and it's others
that are being presented include Douglas Murray for example. So
the Israel War Room said that Charlie Kirk, the founder,
will be posthumously honored at the twenty twenty five Christian
Media Summit, and that Erica is going to accept that
award on his behalf. And so immediately I like retweeted it, going,
I wonder how Candyland is doing right now with this news,
like that must be making her absolutely crazy. Yeah, And
she in fact said something like this camp is this
for real? Like she couldn't believe that it was actually happening.
And it started making me wonder after we saw all
the groypers coming at us in our mentions, so many
of them if you look at their bios, it says
Christ is King in their bios, so many of them.
I mean, it's like invariably, you see it instantly yea.
Speaker 2: And so the same people that will say, you know,
Ler Hitler was great, they will have Christ's King in
their bio. I'm like, what is even happening you guys?
Speaker 9: Mm hmm.
Speaker 1: So Natalie Denise said, Christ's King in a bio has
become the news. She her, he him, They them both
reveal the same spiritual hunger disguised as certainty. When people
lack a grounded identity, they search for belonging in whatever
trend promises meaning. For many, Christ Is King no longer
means what it was meant to declare. It was once
a proclamation of surrender and reverence. Now it's a slogan
of defiance and division. And it made me so curious
about when it started being a thing, so I asked
Groc about it. I was like, please look at X,
the whole history of X, and find me when this
became such a popular thing. And it turns out that
until Candace said it in that, you know, almost that
like taunting way that she did to Benshpiro, Initially there
were no instances of it on X, of course, like none.
And then after that it's like exploded, absolutely exactly the
people and they use God to do that, like shame
on you, I swear, and they do it. They do it,
and they do it in a way that.
Speaker 18: Is so.
Speaker 2: Condescending, you know that in such an elitist way that
they're like, I'm better than you.
Speaker 1: Christ Is King. Oh you don't believe that? What I believe?
Speaker 2: I'm better than you. I have christ As King in
my bio. I don't give an f You're a terrible person.
Speaker 1: And then, as if she couldn't get worse, I couldn't
even believe it. So she's now mad at Scott Pressler
for recruiting Jews to vote for Republicans in Congress in
New Jersey, and so she retweeted this picture saying, how
will Tucker Carlson survive this? She's disgusting? What's okay? I
think she thinks that this is somehow like a gotcha,
like Scott Presler is trying to make a statement to
Tucker Carlson. She just wants people to vote, right, God,
it's okay, you psycho.
Speaker 2: Actually, I don't know how Nick is going to survive.
There's a gay guy recruiting a bunch of Jews, you
know what I mean?
Speaker 1: It's like, oh my god, heads, exactly how you even.
Speaker 2: Deal with that?
Speaker 1: Yeah? So we featured I mean Seth Dylan, we featured
Josh Hammer in our interview last week. You should check
that out if you haven't watched that episode yet. It
is nice to find like sensible people when it comes
to this whole Israel issue. And we found another in
Jillian Michaels over the weekend thanks to a couple of
clever and competent audience members who sent us emails saying,
did you know you got to mention on Jillian Michael's show,
which we did not, but we found it because it
was pretty early on in the episode. That's the reason
for my name today. And here is what she was
talking about with Eric Bowling, and she was talking about
Tucker and just the absolute sham of an interview he
did with Nick Flints. And here is what she said.
Speaker 24: We'll seen him go after guys like Ted Cruz and
he did nothing, no pushback. And when you when you
see Jordan Peterson warn about the Wolk right, and then
you see guys like Dave Rubin and guys like Brandon
Tatum and women like chicks on the right start to
say like, hey, guys, this you cannot mainstream this, this
cannot be normalized. I'm now coming out to say the
Purple people will not have this, and you are handing
this win to the left, and the left are going
to be the squad and I just I'm so disappointed
that the right is doing this.
Speaker 1: This is my this is my shot across the bow.
Do not normalize this behavior.
Speaker 28: This needs to be isolated, marginalized, and condemned.
Speaker 24: End of story.
Speaker 1: I don't believe in deplatforming people.
Speaker 28: He should have his own show, he should do his
own thing, and he can spew his vitriol in the
dark crevices of the web. But when mainstream people on
the right that are respected and have massive audiences normalize this,
I promise you that party will lose in twenty eight
and the ramifications are going to be catastrophic because I
have lived in Gavin Newsomce California, Eric, and it's bad news.
Speaker 2: She is spot on, I know. I just love everything
about that. Our best, Jillian. We're doing what we can.
Girl will try and believe me.
Speaker 1: Thank you for the shout out, Jillian, very very much appreciated.
All right, let's get to some fun stuff. I just
I don't know why this made me laughs so hard.
But somebody said, none of y all know what propaganda
actually is, do you? And the response is, it's when
a British person takes a really good look at something
at the propaganda. It's a propaganda. That's a propag and uh,
take a prop again at it. I just love that.
I love it. It's so great. Okay, I need you
to say the word s t r e e T.
Say it street. Say it again street. Okay, you're a
normal human being, which I obviously expected.
Speaker 2: How else do you pronounce street exactly right?
Speaker 1: And so I saw this video and I was like,
what is going on with these people? Are they not
learning English in school? But this is how some young
folks say that word.
Speaker 26: How do you say the thing that you drive on?
S t r e e T? How do you say that?
Listening manager told my coworker that she was saying it
weird because she said it like street. He's like, you're
adding an s h. He's like, it should be street.
Oh I'm confused because I just realized I've been saying
street the whole time, street, street, street, not street. Did
you know there's a lot of other words like that too.
Why do you say the thing that you drink out
of that shouldn't be plastic because the.
Speaker 1: Turtles straw straw?
Speaker 26: Why is it s h? That's correct, though, isn't it?
He's like, no, it should be straw.
Speaker 2: Wait, everybody's adding h is that? What's happening? Ah? Where
they don't belong?
Speaker 1: Why is everybody at straw Straw and Street in the
world doing this? Stop it? Everybody? Stop it? Do you
guys know people that do this? This is brand new
information to me. Stop it.
Speaker 2: There's no no age correct. Why would you add an
ah where there is none?
Speaker 1: I don't know, but this is it's a problem. So
I accidentally forgot to look at Venmo on my phone
on Friday, and so I missed. I missed some folks.
Terrible mock deeply apology noodle. So what do you do?
Won't do it again? And so here is some from
last week. Colleen W said your monthly dose of Arabic translations.
You didn't ask for the scared politician who disappeared from
that interview. Boo Hazla equals father of a dear dear dad.
Her surname does in fact reflect her skittishness. Take my money, Okay,
So that was interesting. Let's see. Colleing W also said,
it's Oakie's Oklahomans, oklahomis Oklahomians, Oakie's It's just ok which
god I did not know that that makes sense. We're
going to use that, Sharon Pack. And this is of
course referring to yesterday, so I feel extra bad about it.
She said. This Sunday is International Day of Prayer for
the Persecuted Church. Please remember and pray for the people
and Christians being killed and persecuted in Sudan and Nigeria.
I feel terrible that. Oh my God, which is awful.
You guys, I know. Shannon Spofford said, I just can't.
I love everyone here, Mock prayers for Thomas and has
always been your angel. Prayers for you. Thanks to both
you and Daisy for keeping us all together and for
building this community.
Speaker 2: Just love, we love you, Shannon, thank you.
Speaker 1: Let's see. Tammy Grant said, Happy National You Day by
all the donuts nuts. Karen Marisco said, Happy birthday to
our beautiful daughter in law Brook. She loves Jesus and
her family fearlessly. She homeschools our five grandkids to ensure
they know God's truths. And our countries fitting her and
our countries fitting her, Oh, it's fitting. Her birthday is
on Chicks on the right day. She is a warrior.
I love it.
Speaker 2: She sounds awesome, totally all right now you okay, Wendy Rose,
Happy November. May your families have a blessed and cozy
star to the most joyous season. Yes, my Christmas tree
is up my too, and I need to take pictures.
Marci Paralas, Good morning, Mac and Daisy. Hope you had
a wonderful weekend. Happy Monday. Have a great show. Yes,
I know you'll be reading this after the show, but
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Marcy Leanne had a call from Survey Research, asked opinion
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Thank you for the review of sixty minutes from last night.
I couldn't watch because I'm so slow. It takes me
an hour and a half to watch sixty minutes. Jose
Rodriguez morning from Texas. The country was busy worrying about
sleeper cells, when we should have been worried about the
takeover of our political system. I'm afraid it might be
too late. Sorry to be a downer on this Monday, Am.
I think you're actually correct about that. Jose Leah Shallick.
I'm embarrassed. Mandy Petinkin is Jewish, is white? Swooned over
the brave Capital Police On January sixth, Mandy got on
the cattle car all by himself, Rob and die, Mock,
your loss is not on a smaller scale. You lost
a child, the worst loss in the world. That your
grace and grief is astounding. Praying for you.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 2: She's pretty amazing, isn't she. Mm hmm, Jennifer, no, chess
feeder McGhee, chess rober McGee uh, Robin die. Sorry, I
misunderstood the point was grieving with cameras on you, not
the weight of the loss. But Mock's composure is amazing.
A gift from God. She truly is a gift from God.
I'm pretty lucky I get to be your best friend.
Mm hmmm, it's true.
Speaker 1: Stop it. You're gonna make me cry.
Speaker 2: Don't do that.
Speaker 1: Marcy Paralas.
Speaker 2: My husband's family immigrated to hear legally and gain their
citizenship the right way. These ice rays are what we
voted for. These illegals need to go.
Speaker 1: It's true, do it legally or just don't rob and die.
Speaker 2: The tongue thing is dentures. My cousin does it?
Speaker 24: Oh really?
Speaker 2: Okay, Well maybe she does have ventures. She needs to
get some water, you know, and like.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think I've known lots of people with dentures
who don't do that.
Speaker 2: And there's there's stuff to keep them stuck in there,
you know. I feel like they have stuff for that.
Now she needs to look into it. She has the money.
You pay your enough to get that. Morgan McCoy, I
like to say self defecation over self deprecation, because you're
shitting all of yourself love y'all.
Speaker 1: That's true. That works.
Speaker 2: They's followers are in cells. We don't need them.
Speaker 1: It's true.
Speaker 2: It's all a bunch of dudes who are creepy and weird.
Speaker 1: You skipped Aaron, I did.
Speaker 2: No, It wasn't no. I didn't see it. It's not there.
It's not on mine.
Speaker 1: You don't see Aaron Kreeger. I don't.
Speaker 2: Maybe she's at the end for me.
Speaker 1: You do Aarin It says happy National Chicks on the
right day to my favorite jerks, love you chicks so
friggin much and can't wait to party with y'all in April.
Speaker 2: Yay. Yeah, maybe she's had the end for me, Brian Brimley.
I would pay for a PPV, a pay per view
cage match between Nick Fuentay's and Harry Sisson. The whole
world would finally be asking.
Speaker 1: Why are you gay? And there was another one from him.
Speaker 2: Really, I only got one.
Speaker 1: It says sadly there are women out there who are
so damaged that they would actually marry a dude like Fuentas.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because they'd be like, it's like women who marry
guys in prison, you know, yeah, same ye, same vibe,
you know, Jennifer Now, I wonder if the Heritage Foundation
guy is having a conflict between his personal using that
of the HF.
Speaker 1: What's the HF? Heritage Foundation?
Speaker 12: Oh?
Speaker 2: Thank you. He seems like a sketchy person to me.
I need people to tell me what the acrony No.
Speaker 1: I just feel like he's okay, and maybe I'm just
hoping he's just not. He wasn't one hundred percent in
tune with what he was actually.
Speaker 2: Commenting about I just think he sucks it. Maybe he
just sucks at calms. Something needs to help them. Yeah,
I need some coaching, Teresa Parvin. Chicks on the Right Days.
Also my anniversary, Happy anniversary. My husband and I are
celebrating thirteen years of marriage today. Hope you both have
an amazing week. Thank you, Teresa. Brian Brumley, they may
have christ Is Kring and christ Is King in their bios,
but they definitely don't have Jesus in their hearts.
Speaker 1: Full stop.
Speaker 2: Yes, Brian, you are so correct. Leah Shallick celebrating my
thirty first year living in Israel yesterday. Happy Chicks on
the Right Day. Take my shekels Ball. Thank you, Leah.
Teresa Ramundo, I love Scott Presley. No one has worked
harder or longer for any project than him. It's so true.
I love both for helping keep us afloat. Thank you, Teresa. Shelley,
I think him blessed day to all our Chicks family.
Remember that the darker the world gets, the brighter Christ shines.
So true, Shelley. Paul Sass, longtime listener, First super Chat,
love your show. God bless you both on your families.
Praying for you and your family.
Speaker 1: Mock Paul. That is so lovely. Thank you. We really
appreciate you.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much.
Speaker 1: Did I miss anybody, Mack? I don't think so.
Speaker 2: I think we got everybody okay, hopefully you guys thank
you so much for bringing it in. We have to
run and do an interview this morning. We have a
lot of stuff going on this week, so you guys
have a wonderful, one herful Monday, and we will talk
to you tomorrow.
Speaker 7: Hi, everybody, m HM