Speaker 1: Good morning everybody. Hello, Hello, and happy Monday to everybody.
And thank you to my co host for the week,
Chad Benson. Thank you very much for being here.
Speaker 2: Good morning everybody in our head.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I hope everybody's not struggling too hard with the
time change, because Chad is on the struggle bus. I'm
a little bit on the struggle bus. I'm doing okay.
You know what I think helped this time around is
that we don't have any manually needing to adjust clocks anymore.
Everything in the house is digital and so there wasn't
that whole process that you had to go through of
like changing the clocks. Everything just sort of changed.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean. Yeah, that is the pain
of the butt. Like all of our cuckoo clocks here,
it's going to spend we like five hundred of them.
I'm just kidding, Okay.
Speaker 1: I was gonna say that.
Speaker 2: I traveled and traveling going back and forth and back
and forth with hours. I just I didn't know what
day it is.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's hard, and I know springing forward is the hardest.
And I would hope that at some point somebody in
Congress is going to do something about that, and then
We'll see if Trump signs off on it, because as
you know, we played a clip last week fifty to
fifty issue for him, so he does not feel strongly
about it either way. So we just are all going
to be on the struggle bust together. But we have
a huge show for everybody. We're going to be talking
about the jd Vance memes that are sweeping social media
that are so so funny. We're going to be talking
about all these ridiculous loser lefties who keep trying to
attack Musk through Tesla's like they're people are so freaking dumb.
We're going to talk about the fact that Canada has
itself a new prime minister sort of because elections in
Canada are super whack, and we'll be talking about that
as well. And we do want to remind everybody that
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Speaker 2: I am both hired.
Speaker 1: How do you acting like you for the people of
the Fate of Indiana or the the of Indian Apple.
Speaker 3: You do not think for me or anyone I know.
Speaker 1: That was the YouTube jerk. Also, if folks, uh, probably
a lot of folks who are in our audience right
now already know this. But if you are a follower
of Daisy's outside of the show, then you probably heard
the very sad news that Astrod, Queen of the Flaps,
asked away this weekend. So we're very very sorry about
sweet Astrod and her giant lab. But she was just
a really good girl and so really just miss her already.
And I know you guys are all going to be
thinking and praying for Amy, Joe and the rest of
her family, who are obviously very very upset. This was
a natural passing. This was you know, Astrad was behaving
just fine Saturday, all day Saturday. She was eating and
doing and playing all the things. And then at around
three o'clock in the morning, she showed signs of a
bit of a struggle, and then by eight in the
morning she was gone, and Daisy was with her the
whole time and telling her what a good girl she was.
And so she just left this world on her own terms,
and that's that's a good thing. It's a good way
to go. But it is awfully sad because Astrad was
Queen of the flaps, post Cash who was King of
the flaps. So now we're just going to have to
work on Coda and THEO and hope that they can
learn from the best of them and start doing some
flaps for us when she gets back on Monday. So
all of that sucks, and it's just not fair. How
short of a life dogs have, you know what I mean,
It's just not fair. Not fair. So we're going to
get to all the things and all the stuff, and
we're going to kick it off with the uh jdvance memes,
which if you have not seen a lot of these,
I mean I keep seeing them. You described a couple
more to me and pre show that I haven't even
seen yet. But we do have several to share. But
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Speaker 2: Right, zombie apocalypse? What's that zombie apocalypse?
Speaker 1: Right? You never know when that's coming. It could be
like it. You never know, all right, So let's get
into some of these these dainty Vance memes, because you guys,
they are so freaking funny, and some of the ones
crack me up that the captions are my favorite thing.
So this, of course is Vance Haylen just so absolutely great.
We're gonna zip through a bunch of them here. So
we've got Rachel Maddow, we have let's see what else.
Speaker 2: I don't even that's Robert Redford. So good.
Speaker 1: Some of these are just the best. This one I
love because that girl with the crazy face.
Speaker 2: She's about it kind of looks like him.
Speaker 1: That Richard Simmons, it's so good, like I don't know.
I mean, I'm sure people are using AI to do it.
I mean this, look at how good that looks. The
Andy Griffith one, Are you kidding me? Oh my gosh,
so good. And then let's see the dude.
Speaker 2: Some of them. He's got enough quality as far as
that it looks like that could have been the dude.
Speaker 1: It absolutely could have been the dude. You're absolutely right,
we've got the Mel Gibson. They may take our memes,
but they will never take our freedom this. I mean
he he pulls that off.
Speaker 2: Yes, he literally pulls that off.
Speaker 1: And of course you got Tom, got Tom. Yes, Everybody's friend,
Everybody's friend Tom. That one's not quite as much of
a good one the Chris Pratt one.
Speaker 2: Chris Pratty.
Speaker 1: I know that's why it works. I think it's the
facial hair, right, yeah.
Speaker 2: Everybody always gives you a little bit of a om. Yep.
Speaker 1: Best I could do is more Vance memes. That's one
where the caption is just everything.
Speaker 4: JD.
Speaker 2: Wamps oh like wam.
Speaker 1: I could not get enough of these. Let's see a
few more. So you're telling me there's a vance, so
so good. I think there's just a couple more. Oh yeah,
I love that. Harrison Butker actually sent this to JD
Vance of JD Vance as Harrison Butker, perfect, absolutely perfect,
And then I think JD oh, no, there was one more.
The advance is with wolves. This is also perfect movie poster.
I love it, love it, And then I think I
just had a couple more, or maybe this is the
last one. So jd Vance obviously is participating in this,
right he loves it, and so he posted his very
own of him as Leonardo DiCaprio. And the craziest thing
about this whole meme extravaganza is that there's this idiotic
writer for the Atlantic who has decided that these memes
are an insult to jd Vance and that it is
us on the right who are quote trolling one of
our own, and she's all outraged on his behalf.
Speaker 2: I don't I don't get that. Why is that? Of
course it's fun, man, We makes fun fun. We're having
a good You're not saying anything bad, like primarying somebody.
That's that's when you're going after somebody putting up on
a hilarious meme. Is him dressed up as Leonardo DiCaprio
as he has done, right trolling, that's having a laugh
with something.
Speaker 1: I can't believe that they're acting like this is so
mean to jd Vance. It's the best thing ever. But
it just that just goes to show you how humorless
the left is, right, I mean there, it's just ridiculous.
This is all in good fun. Jd Vance obviously is
participating in it. There are so many more than even
what we've shown you here. If you're on social media
at all, you've probably seen them. Yeah, beach Sugi said.
There's a lot of fat face memes of him.
Speaker 2: Too the sphere in Vegas.
Speaker 1: I I have to see it.
Speaker 2: It is so awesome.
Speaker 1: Anyway, it's just a great trend and literally everybody with
a sense of humor is participating and it's all in
good fun. And the Atlantic can suck it. And you
know who that's right, right, a journalist journalism article that
they like to think of themselves as journalism, which is cute.
You probably know of the Columbia protests. There's a lot
of these campus protests still going on, absolutely ridiculous. And
John Fetterman, this is one of the issues that he
is usually right about when it comes to being on
the common sense side of things. He actually believes that
the Columbia protesters are out of control, which they are.
Trump has just yanked four hundred million dollars from Colombia
because they cannot keep their Jewish students safe, and Fetterman tweeted,
Columbia let anti Semitism run them up to cater to
lunatic fringe and paid provocateurs. Leadership allowed these assholes to
take over the campus and terrorize Jewish students, and now
Columbia pays for its failure and I support that.
Speaker 2: One hundred percent. I you know, they arrested and it
looks like they're going to deport and strip the green
card of a guy who led some of these protests.
It's not about the protest being pro something. You hit
some the anti semitism run the bok. The fact that
these kids weren't kept safe they felt, I mean, any
microaggression you misdered somebody, somebody thought that you you you
know you did you said something that was I don't know,
targeting them and their hairstyle or whatever. You were brought
up on charges and flogged and tossed out of school.
Yet you can run around basically with a schwastik is
saying we're going to get your Jews, And the next
thing you know, they're like, well, we don't want to
offend anybody because they're for bows right.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh. The double standard out of control. And
to your point, it was Columbia student recently graduated Columbia
student ma Mood Khalil's lawyer who confirmed that he was
detained and he was told that not only is his
student visa being revoked, but his actual whole ass green
card is being revoked. And that is I mean, this
is exactly what Marco Rubio was talking about, right like,
this is a we're not tolerating this anymore. This is
they've gone too far. They keep crossing the line, and
they are not welcome here. If that, if they're going
to be actively shouting, essentially for the death of America,
death to Jews, death to Israel, death to America, then
get out. And they're making it happen.
Speaker 2: And if you want to go on the streets and
yell all that stuff on, you know, not on a
private campus or something like that, knock yourself out. That's
the beauty of our country. Free speech is all of
those things. But if you flip it and you put
LGBTQ plus I blah blah blah blah, if you put
blacks or Hispanics or women or any of that stuff,
you would be tossed out so fast of every campus.
You'd be escorted fast. You would be blackballed in life,
according to them. But this absolutely it's okay because Palestine
is a great fashion accessory for people who always need
something to bitch about.
Speaker 1: It's so that's exactly right. That's the perfect way to
put it. Moving on, Donald Trump Junior has away with
words and he was recently asked to make a statement
about whether or not he plans to run for president
in twenty twenty eight to media, and here is what
he responded. And I quote, I accurately predicted that my
buddy JD would be an instant power player in national
GOP politics. So your theory is that I worked my
ass off to help him get the VP nomination because
I want to run for president in twenty twenty eight?
Are you effing retarded? I'm actually glad you're printing this bullshit, though,
because at least now the rest of the press corps
will see how shitty your sources are and how easily
you're played by them. Congrats moron.
Speaker 5: Ooh he said the R word. He did, He said
all the words, said all the words right. That is like,
do you have to wonder? Like, Okay, I'm going to
ask this question. In my mind, it sounded way better.
Speaker 2: Than when it came out, and it was obvious that
that was not a good question.
Speaker 1: I mean, the thing is is that JD or I'm sorry,
Trump Junior, he is not one two mince words. No,
so this is such a ridiculous question, and it is
when you do think it through like that, when you
think about how much he threw his support behind JD,
obviously knowing that JD that would put JD on a
path right that he's not going to compete with him on.
And so if you are a person who had, I
guess hoped for Don Trump Junior to run, I think
you can just put that idea right out of your member.
Speaker 2: Wants him to run because they can keep the narrative
of oh, it's just this is it. It's part of
the oligarchy, this is part of the new monarch that
it's just going to He's going to turn it over
to his family, and that's they want that. Yeah, you're right,
I need the Trump name, you know. Right now, Elon
is doing a good job of taking the slings and
arrows and being that other person. Remember they ran it
at the flagpole with DeSantis. But he's so freaking boring
that nobody ever got to react to him, you know,
I mean, come on, he's a little on in spare.
Speaker 1: How would you say that about governor?
Speaker 2: Because he just wasn't what they want. They want somebody
that can battle against right, Don Junior will give him that,
you know, JD. You give him that to a certain point,
but he's still very analytical and they need wonky. Yeah,
he is very wonky, very very very political.
Speaker 1: That's true. That's true. Now when Daisy's on the show,
usually if there's like a long tweet or like something
that I just don't want to read, I will make
her read it. Can I do that with you?
Speaker 2: Absolutely?
Speaker 1: Okay, because I don't know if you've seen this, but
it is the funniest thing I read all weekend long.
There is this spa in San Francisco called Archimedes Banya
or something like that. Some you know, real fruit through
spa and they are tangled up into a knot that
they did not want to be in. They're in a pretzel.
They've put themselves in a pretzel because they are very
much into trans rights and this and trans that. And
now they're getting pushed back because there are women that
go to their spa who don't like being around dudes.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Well sometimes, yeah, their penis is getting the way
of their vagina, which is weird, right, it does get
in the way.
Speaker 1: So they have now issued a statement to their clientele
because they have a couple of different events that they
want to bring to everyone's attention. And I want you
to read this because it is just so priceless watching
them be in this pretzel. Here it is, can you
read it?
Speaker 6: All?
Speaker 2: Right? Here we go? Dear? Is it? Banya Patron? I
guess it's been a long and difficult night, filled with
reflection on how to best navigate the conversation and folding
around us. We are listening, we are reading the comments,
some of them filled with thoughtful perspectives or others with
painful accusations, and we want to take a moment to
clarify our intentions. We have seen messages claiming the CIS
women don't deserve a space, that asking for a phallus
free environment inherently hateful, and that the separation is an
act of exclusion. That's categorically not true. The request for
a phallic free space is not about exclusion, is it about?
It is about recognizing that some of the members of
our community experience a different reaction than part of the
human body. Whether that reaction is based on personal history, trauma,
cultural or religious beliefs, or simply comfort, It is valid.
It should not be controversial. To hold space for both needs.
We are planning to arrange monthly a night that welcomes
all women, regardless of gender identity, a night that provides
a healing, comfortable space for those who need a female
only fallus free environment. I want to have framed this
as an issue of hates and marginalization, but intention matters.
Our intention has never been, and never will be, to
push trans women away. Archimedes Banya has always been, and
always will be a place where trans women, transmen, and
other non binary individuals are welcome every other day of
the month.
Speaker 1: So you either believe that trans women are women and
should always be in the same space as women, or
you don't. And now this spot is finding themselves caught
in between both of those philosophies, right, because these are
pretzels that you cannot twist yourself out of. And my
favorite thing about this whole hullabaloo is that the person
that tweeted it, that I saw it from, used a
word that I've never seen before, but that I am
going to use henceforth and forthwith the way that they
described people with pallasies is be penist, be penist. And
so they were talking about the spot said they held
a women's only night, and so many be penist people
showed up that even the San Francisco Wokes revolted. And
now they're having alternating phallic and non phallic days.
Speaker 2: Wow, I just like God, right, I can.
Speaker 1: Let's tell you how much I love that. I love
it so much.
Speaker 2: They eat their own it's so perfect.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's right, they're eating on because how can they not.
There's no other logical conclusion that you can go to.
Speaker 2: I've always said this, ladies, if you want this stuff
to end, it can't be guys fighting for you in
women's locker rooms. It can't be guys fighting for you
women's sports. You need to stand up and you need
to say, look, uh, I can sympathize with that person,
and I don't want that person that commits suicide or
think that they don't exist. But I don't want the
b penis having or whatever the hell is called in
my locker room. I just don't. I don't want it.
You know, it's got to be the women that stand
up and say that, because it works much better than
men doing it. Rightly, sports all day, and that's fine,
but it is it's so much more about this and
I tell aybody, it's not about the sports or the
locker room. It's about that this group wants you, through
their cultural Marxism, to conform and to take away any
true belief in reality. And you can bend their minds
by saying no, that is a woman. Disregard your eyes,
disregard nature, that's a woman. It's about control.
Speaker 1: You're right, and thankfully, I feel like more and more
women are standing up. I mean, obviously Riley Gaines is
the most prominent, but there are so many women that
are saying enough is enough, even in San Francisco and
even those who attend the Crazy Spa. The whole reason
that letter came out is because some women finally stood
up and said this is crazy, does not? I mean,
and clearly the SPA is still crazy. The fact that
they're having like all women days, but then also not
like fallus free Women days. I mean, they know that
trans women are not women. That's the bottom line. Yeah,
and you shouldn't be afraid to say it.
Speaker 2: That's it, that's it. They recognize it.
Speaker 1: Just everything is so freaking dumb, and it's so dumb
the way that people are now trying to hurt Elon Musk.
People are so irrational when it comes to their hatred
for Elon Musk. And we're going to talk about what's
happening with Tesla's in just a second, But first of all,
first of all, I wanted to talk a little bit
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get scammed by it. And he's very very much interested
in making sure that people are getting the bang for
their buck, they're getting good value on the precious metals
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the value of silver is gonna hit fifty dollars per
ounce this year and it could be as high as
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Speaker 2: You should get Chicks coins.
Speaker 1: Oh, I wonder if that's a thing. I wonder if
you would make them. He's a neurosmatic person, madic. Guess
all right, let's talk about Elon because the stuff that's
going on right now, you may have seen some of
the videos. It's ridiculous, Like people are driving cars into
the glass windows of Tesla dealerships, just trying to commit
as much destruction as they can you're about.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, nobody's doing anything, know, I mean, you
would think this guy came over stole your wife, had
a baby with him, because that's what he does. And
you're right, took all of your information on top of that,
opened up as many credit cards and Netflix accounts as
he could, right, because that was one person's like, well
he took my husband's Netflix account. You're like, oh my god.
People are insane. It's all based on emotion.
Speaker 1: Mm hmmm.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Everything on the left is feelings over facts, absolutely. And
so here's just a quick example that you're gonna see
on your screen of somebody just chasing like one of
the cyber trucks, right, just because it's a cyber truck.
Speaker 2: Now, does you think Elon's in there?
Speaker 1: I don't know, I don't know. They're crazy. These people
are crazy cause.
Speaker 2: You're gonna have around and find out one day when
you go to punch a cyber truck and you find
out the cyber truck punches, you work on that, like,
how can I get it to punch people?
Speaker 1: That would be that's that's an upgrade, that's an upgraded
feature on the cyber trucks. But there's people online also
encouraging you if you have a Tesla to sell it,
and they're not just saying, you know what, if you
want to help, like support our cause, maybe you should
think about selling your Tesla. No, they're being very threatening
about it. Look at this to.
Speaker 7: Sell your Tesla. I'm not going to warrant you again.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 7: Those of us in the resistance are not going to
stand for these hate mobiles driving around providing free advertising
for the man who has subverted our democracy and spread
disinformation and hate speech and support it the fascist takeover
of our government, and who has taken the food from
the mouths of millions of people around.
Speaker 8: The world by destroying USAID and has betrayed Vladimir Zelensky.
Speaker 2: That is how serious this is.
Speaker 8: And you continue to pre order these Teslas, you continue
to drive and charge these cars, They're making this man,
Elon Musk, more and more powerful, infinitely powerful.
Speaker 7: That is not okay. It's not okay. We are sending
the Tesla stock to zero zero, Elon, We're sending your
company to zero this time next year, Tesla might not
even exist. That is how serious we are about resisting
this company and showing the world what it means. To
support Tesla. This is about good versus evil. These cars
are not okay.
Speaker 2: That guy was, first of all, a little lot. Secondly,
you drive it around in my brother's Tesla this weekend.
It's so awesome. He just bought a new one and
eight grand for it. You paid cash for it. Because
he's a he's a hockey coach that does quite well
for himself. But he's like, I am begging for somebody
to do something for my tesla because he's an old
high he's six to two and he loves to fight.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, I'm.
Speaker 2: Begging somebody to do something. He goes, I'm gonna break
their jaw and I'm just laughing. But the insanity of
we're gonna send you to zero? Do you got zero?
Is okay? And he's like, yeah, I got a kid
named zero, because I got kids named all kinds of
numbers and weird stuff. But no, you don't understand these
are evil. Go get yourself a Volkswagon, all right, a
company that was founded in kindness and will nazis. Remember
when what's your name did that?
Speaker 1: Yes, that's right, Oh my god.
Speaker 2: You one of those. I got rid of my Tesla
because the fascism, and I bought a new evil. Yeah,
I bought a new ev Volkswagon. And everybody's like, you
do realize that the people are company there were started
by the actual Nazis themselves.
Speaker 1: I mean, why let facts get in the way of
your little car trade?
Speaker 2: There? What he think's gonna happen? I mean, honestly, well,
he took money. He took away money from usaid, okay,
he took away money from USA. You know USA. It
has started so many coups. It's spectacular, this whole thing.
Speaker 7: I mean.
Speaker 1: And these are the people like the guy that you
just saw, This is the These are the resistors that
you have to worry about. I will tell you I
have never wanted an electric car ever. I just I
have no interest until right now. Right now, I'm kind
of feeling about a Tesla like I felt when we
were first building this house and I decided I was
going to get a gas stove, not because I even
wanted one, because I've always had electric stoves and they
were fine, but like I wanted one only because Biden
said he didn't want us to have gas stoves anymore.
And then I was just like, I want one out
of pure spite, and that is how I feel about
Tesla's right now. I want one out of pure spipe.
Speaker 2: I do that like when it comes to like protests,
Like the minute you were I could believe in your
cause and then you caused me pain and traffic getting
home from work to see my kids and family. I
don't care. If I believe in your cause, I will
do everything to champion against you. And if I go
somewhere and you glue yourself to something, I'm gonna whoop
your ass.
Speaker 1: Oh seriously, the gluing to things and the destruction of
like priceless artwork. I can't lose these people.
Speaker 2: You know what I was telegrided you thin the herd.
Somebody glues themselves, you walk up, you shoot them, and
then they say, next time, you guys will think twice
about that. And you're like, I was gonna go glue
myself to something, and you know, climate change is as
bad as I thought it was gonna be.
Speaker 1: I do have to put our normal disclaimer out that
we do not condone violence on this Shoh, God.
Speaker 2: No, God, no, don't do that. Violence is bad.
Speaker 1: Violence is bad as much as your car. Okay, So
you saw the guy making sure that we all know
that we should sell our tuzla's if you want to.
Speaker 2: It's yoked. He's like I was at the gym earlier today.
He's the kind of guy to go all women or women.
Speaker 1: Right, he is why are you gay? Meme person personified?
Speaker 2: Tell me you're gay without telling me you're gay. There
you go.
Speaker 1: But here you're about to learn who is behind a
lot of these anti Tesla protests or whatever. And it's
a woman by the name of Valerie Costa. She's a
far left activist and she's the movement, if you will,
is called the Tesla Takedown, and this is what's spurring
all of this vandalism across the country. And there was
a guy that was interviewing Valerie Costa suggesting, you know
that you get your inspiration essentially from Luigi Mangione, and
so you're gonna hear her in this interview basically saying yeah,
like totally, that's exactly right.
Speaker 9: Maybe we could start off with a little bit of
can you just actually tell us what Tesla takedown is?
Takedown Tesla, It's Tesla take.
Speaker 10: Down, Tesla takedown. Yeah, there's a website called Tesla Takedown
dot com, which is a website you can go to
get some background on the campaign, and it essentially isn't
a map where anybody in the world can put an
action up for targeting Tesla. And so I've been involved
in that campaign, in particular planning actions in the Seattle
area targeting Tesla and Tesla takedown.
Speaker 2: There's a spirit out there which already, as we saw.
Speaker 9: With Luis gi Mangione, there's a spirit which is very
anti corporate, very anti billionaire, very anti sort of elite,
and Tesla takedown is also tapping into some of that
spirit as well.
Speaker 1: Oh for sure, for sure like totally Tesla take Are
you looking it up?
Speaker 2: I am looking at the Tesla takedown stuff right now. Yep.
Well so your Tesla dump your stock?
Speaker 1: Yeah, And so keep in mind that that person this Valerie, Yeah,
that that that person that you just saw, Valerie Costa.
She was previously part of Troublemakers Community and the Oil
and Gas Action Network, which targeted fossil fuel companies to
fight climate change, and now she's hitting at Tesla, which
is like the first electric vehicle ever, you know what
I mean, Like the one of the first big ones
that actually made a name for itself and arguably did
more to combat climate change in the way that these
freaks have demanded for so long than any other company.
And so it's so stupid that she's attacking it now.
It just makes no sense. But these people make no sense.
Speaker 2: Man. There's all kinds of insanity you can do here
on this site. This is there. They're they're they're just
they're crazy. They they're crazy. Uh. Well, they think that
stopping my us will help save lives and democracy, because
of course, yes, always uh you know, it's no one's
coming to save us, not politicians, not the media. The
stakes couldn't be higher. And it has all these places
you can go and do. I don't know, you're gonna
go to dealerships and then.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and destroy them essentially.
Speaker 2: Yeah, today they are going to be if you're interested
in watching stuff, they're going to be We love Elon
and Tesla Tesla takedown in Stamford, Connecticut, they're going to
be down there. I don't know what you're doing.
Speaker 1: You don't know what they're doing. Like it doesn't say, well, they're.
Speaker 2: Going you know what they do with these things. So
they're showing up at a at a place where they
sell them the dealership. But I don't know what they
I don't know what they plan. They just usually march around.
They always have some stupid song with a drum. We
will overcome to elon.
Speaker 6: Dude.
Speaker 2: None of it ever rhymes and shit like, you guys
are all supposed to be on the left. You're supposed
to be creative. None of you can come up with
anything that is.
Speaker 1: That is one thing that they lack big time on
the left as creativity. As we saw from the twenty
four senators that participated in the exact same speech read
with their anybody handheld microphones.
Speaker 2: It was no embarrassing, so correct, nobody get a hold
of anybody, go don't We're going to don't know. I
beg you no, this is going to be this is
this is going to make people, even in your party go,
oh god.
Speaker 1: Just right.
Speaker 2: Ever, there's nobody ever in the room. He goes, you know,
this might be a bad idea. Let's just stay away
from them.
Speaker 1: I guess not. Although, what how many Democrats senators are there?
Forty seven? Is that right?
Speaker 2: Forty seven? Okay?
Speaker 1: Yeah, so I mean there was a good handful. That
there was a good handful. Then that didn't participate, and
so I mean, I guess good for them. Speaking of
crazy people, you probably heard the last week that Trump
is really really pushing to eliminate the Department of Education.
This is a big, big deal for him. He's been
very clear about it. And no one is more upset
than Randy Winingarten, who absolutely lost her shit on one
of these talk shows beholds why so many people are
so mad about it, because they're just taking opportunity away
from kids and on have it.
Speaker 2: So billionaires kids and billionaires they have it. They go
to private schools. Everyone else ninety percent go.
Speaker 1: To public schools.
Speaker 2: Don't take away their opportunity.
Speaker 1: So let's stay on the fact.
Speaker 11: Sorry, no, I'm really angry about this.
Speaker 1: Because I'm really angry.
Speaker 2: I taught kids in Clara Barton High School in Brooklyn,
New York. She mad, she she crazy man, she's big man.
You know what she'd be mad about the fact that
kids can't have and read. You know what you mean
about the fact that where we spend more money Detroit,
like we spend all kinds of money the Chicago. You
should be big mad over the fact that they're not
very smart. Why is that? Because You're more concerned about
getting money and power. And if we got rid of
the education Department today, it doesn't matter a vast majority.
Ninety percent of it is all done through the state.
You just like power. You're not interested in anything other
than that.
Speaker 1: That's exactly right. And for her to be concerned about
any and closing down the Department of Education does not
equate closing down of public schools, and so she's fearmongering,
which is of course what the Democrats do. But for
her to suggest that she's upset about schools potentially being
closed is really rich, considering that she pushed to keep
them closed during COVID so she can miss us with
all the Oh woe is me? Schools might be shut up?
Randy Winingarten, power hungry.
Speaker 2: Did you see what's his name? God? The Obama's old
guy that ran everything. It was the mayor of Chicago
for a while.
Speaker 1: Oh Emmanuel, Yeah, did you see what?
Speaker 2: I don't want to hear about bathrooms until you guys
can fix the classrooms, okay, because the classrooms are a mess.
Kids can't read, and you guys are more concerned about
issues that don't matter. When kids can't read and they
can't do math, So tell me about bathrooms after you
fix the classrooms day. I know, right, Like, that's a Democrat.
You're like, that guy wants to run for president. He
has a chance because he's not an ate.
Speaker 1: Because he's not crazy. Yes, that that is going to
be the Democrat who will be the most fearsome right
in the next election, will be the most centrist Democrats
for sure, which is why Gavin Newsom is trying so
hard to move center. I mean, it's all a lie, obviously,
but he wants to give the impression that he, you know,
works with anybody he can. You know, he can have
a conversation with Charlie Kirk and it goes great, and
he's moving to the center, and he agrees with him
on transwomen in sports. I mean, it's all such a
orchestrated ploy. But Rob Emmanuel, I don't know, maybe he's legit.
Speaker 2: Maybe guy, we're like, if he wants to run for
president and he talks about the middle class, looks at
everybody on the progressive and says, we're not going to
do this thing with the women in sports. We're not
going to do this thing with the girls in the insanity.
We're not going to do this thing with the wacky activists. No,
we can't have border that's wide open and crime is
crime because uh yeah, we don't need our toothpaste locked up.
If he does that, he'd be hard to beat. But
somewhere along the line, somebody gets ahold of him, goes,
you know, it's great women who have wieners. That should
be your number one strategy.
Speaker 1: They're so bad at this right now, they're so bad
at it.
Speaker 2: It's embarrassing.
Speaker 1: It is. It's absolutely embarrassing. We mentioned, you know, USAID
and how there's been all these cuts earlier, and people
are super big mad about it. Marco Rubio just a
couple hours ago this morning tweet it out the greatest news.
I'm going to have you read this go.
Speaker 2: After a six week review, we are officially canceling eighty
three percent of the programs at us AID. Fifty two
hundred contracts that were now canceled spent tens of billions
of dollars in ways that did not serve and in
some cases even harmed the core national interest of the
United States. In consultation with Congress, we intend for the
remaining eighteen percent of the programs. We are keeping approximately
one thousand to now be administered more effectively under the
State Department. Thank you to Doge and our hard working
staff who worked very long hours to achieve this overdue
and historic reform.
Speaker 1: Isn't that amazing?
Speaker 6: Wow?
Speaker 1: Eighty three percent?
Speaker 2: Let's you know, you could probably do that with most
of the stuff that we've got going on. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, Lee Zelden also is doing a bang up job
at EPA, Like he is identifying so much waste and
absolute corrupt spending and he's doing away with it. It's awesome.
I mean I saw this this morning and I was like,
this is what I voted for. You know what I mean?
This is it right here.
Speaker 2: We have a spending problem. We don't have a money problem.
We always raise enough money, and they always talk about
we need more revenues. First of all, you're a government.
You don't have revenues. You don't even sell hats, for
God's sakes, so it's like nobody gets anything from you.
And secondly, the revenue problem is, even if we gave
you everything right up to where it needs to be,
you'll find a way to spend it more. And once
you have government programs who were never incentivized to save money,
and instead we're incentivized to make sure they spend as
much as possible and go over so they can ask
for more ray than it was always going to go
to hell.
Speaker 1: That's exactly right. And so this government, this administration is
finally doing which could have and should have been done
by Congresses for since the beginning of time, right, And
so a lot of the blame falls on Congress because
you know, it's cool right now that Republican Congress people
are all like yay DOJ But I mean, where have
they been? You know what I mean?
Speaker 2: They're the word. Like Tim Burchett said, I would love
it if it was it was just a Democrats, But
it's not. He goes, somebody's niece is on a board somewhere,
somebody's wife sits on a board. They get a bunch
of money. That money gets filtered back into their campaign.
It was a giant slush fund of free money for everybody,
and to reward your cousins and your nieces and your
nephews and your brother. And it was ridiculous. M hmm.
Speaker 1: Absolutely Canada, man, I don't understand their elections at all.
But we talked weeks ago. I mean Justin Trudeau resigned
effectively weeks ago, and now apparently there was like a
vote of some sort that takes place in Canada within
the Liberal Party to replace Justin Trudeau with a new
leader of the Liberal Party who is being called essentially
at least interim prime minister. And so there was a
moment I guess it was over the weekend when this
was announced. His name is Mark Carney. And here is
the announcement about Martin in.
Speaker 12: First place, the next Prime Minister of Canada, Mark Carney
with one hundred and thirty one thousand, six hundred and
seventy four votes, resulting in twenty nine thousand, four hundred
and fifty seven allocated points, representing eighty five point nine
percent of the votes.
Speaker 2: So the way it works in Canada is the Liberals
are in charge and they vote for their prime minister
and then that goes true. But then once he steps down,
there's not a situation where they have like a vice
president who ends up taking over. It is they have
the vote for just the Liberals to okay, who's going
to be the guy Borgal, So they make this guy
the guy. Now he has to call for actual elections
for the whole Populace took the whole population. Yeah, so
he's call for snap elections and right now the Liberals
are going to stay in power.
Speaker 1: Well, and so is it required by whatever their constitution
is to for Mark Karney to call an election or
could he theoretically just decide I'm not.
Speaker 2: Going to have one. He can go I think out
to wherever the next election was going to be. So
like if he's still had the Trudeau still had two years,
I think he can go out there or he can
call for him sooner and right now, the Liberals, you know,
when Trump came into office, a lot of people thought,
you know, the Pierre whatever his name is always scrip
is name Yev Polyev. He they he had a lot
of momentum. Trump came into office and the way that
he's acted has shifted all of the momentum back to
the left and Polyv is not going to That's why
he's calling for a snap snap right now.
Speaker 1: Okay, So he is calling for a snap election, and
the reason for that is because he knows that Polyev
is facing a downturn in momentum and he's hoping to
capital because if they do wait then I know Polyev's
war chest is pretty big, and they would have a
lot of opportunity weeks, perhaps maybe even months to build
up a campaign against Carney. If they do a snap
a left, they won't have that benefit. And so that's
why Carney is potentially going to call this election really quickly.
But Carney is just as bad, if not worse than
Justin Trudeau. He may be a little bit more manly
if I mean barely, but like he doesn't seem to
have as much estrogen running through his veins as justin Trudeau.
Maybe a little more tea, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: A little bit low T, but not no T.
Speaker 1: Right exactly, that's exactly right. And he is just as
you know, anti America and anti Trump, I should say,
especially when it comes to this Teriff issue. And to
be fair, Polliev is too. Polyev has been pushing back
because now he's getting lumped in with Trump as being
a maga guy.
Speaker 2: He's very he's he's he's a conservative that more on
the lines of like commit Romney. You know, he's kind
of he doesn't he doesn't like the talk of We're
going to become another state and stuff like that, which
by the way. If I was a Canadian, I wouldn't
like that either. I mean some Canadians, but I wouldn't
like the fact that you think that you're just gonna
come and eat up our country, do you know what
I mean? So there is a he is being lumped
in with the MAGA and crowd and because of that
that has really hurt him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I like him. I mean, I've all you know,
he's he's one of those people that is super adept
at handling the media. Like do you remember the Apple
leading interview.
Speaker 2: I mean some people it was just their names. What
have they said? Well, they've said things, looking things. Well,
you're the one who brought it up, not me. I
mean he's great at that.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, so good, so good. But you know
he's also been throughout this entire tariff discussion, he's been
like Canada first, which you would expect of someone who
wants to lead Canada. So I don't blame him for that.
But yeah, he is now seeing a downturn in his popularity.
But Mark Carney, just to make sure everybody's aware, is
just as psychotic as Justin s Judoe, and perhaps even
more so, particularly when it comes to climate change. He's
one of those net zero fanatics that he is out
of his mind.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he was like the basically the prime the prime
the Prime Minister of climate change BS. Yeah, I mean
he's the Goldman Sachs guy. He worked at Goldmen Sacks
for very By the way, he doesn't even have it.
You know, he's not a politician. He is never he's
not in parliament. He doesn't in parliament. No, no, so
what is he like? What is he? He was just
he was he was like a kind of like a
cabinet member kind of thing with with the climate change
so it didn't happen actual parliament seat, but he is. Yeah,
he's one of those he would definitely glue himself to something.
Speaker 1: Well. He gave a little speech after he won this
whatever this was, whatever you call whatever this vote was,
and he talked about the tariffs specifically, and here's what
he said.
Speaker 13: There's someone who's trying to do the opposite. There's someone
who's trying to weaken our economy. Yeah, Donald Trump, Donald Trump,
and Donald Trump, as we know has put as a
prime minister, just said, unjustified tariffs on what we build, on,
what we sell on, how we make a living. He's
attacking Canadian families, workers and businesses, and we cannot let
him succeed. And my government will keep our tariffs on
until the Americans show us respect.
Speaker 2: Okay, he said, we win at hockey, and we'll win
at this Okay. I mean, I questioned the Times. I'm like,
why again we terriffy them. I know that they you
know that they charge us like eight thousand percent for
butter or something ridiculous. But I'm trying to figure, you know,
get a full, full understanding, and don't tell me it's
phantone when less than one percent comes from there. There's
more to it.
Speaker 1: Uh, there is, It's definitely more than that. I mean,
I do. I think Trump, along with you know, a
lot of other economists, believe that ultimately, even though there
could be some short term pain, that the long term
benefit of these tariffs is going to be huge. And
so I guess we'll see, right, we'll see.
Speaker 2: How it's the old saying. It's you know the old
the Chinese proverb about you know, the farmer and his
you know, horse runs away, and he said that's bad,
and he says, we'll see. Then the horse comes back
a week later with several horses. Isn't that great? You
got this, you know your horses, And he's like, ah,
we'll see. It's that kind of thing. We'll see. But
you've got to explain to the people. Look, there's going
to be some pain in certain areas. There's absolutely going to.
Speaker 1: Be starting to do that. Starting to do that, I.
Speaker 2: Really explained, because people will stick with you if the
if you're showing an endgame that is, this is why
we're doing this. Our goal is to try to bring
back certain manufacturing, our goals, do certain things, Our farmers
want to be able to sell stuff here and etc. Okay,
show the people exactly that and why there may be
some inflationary issues and be honest with him too. Say, look,
you know car prices because they're not saying car price
is going to go up three thousand dollars. People are
my friends and car dealership said, dude, you can expect
twenty five percent in certain places jump. So that's a
big jump if it's cars one hundred grand, because that's
what cars apparently are nowadays. Uh, going to one hundred
and twenty five, that makes you rethink things. You're taking
out a mortgage, Yeah.
Speaker 1: That's crazy. That is a crazy amount of money for
a car, you know.
Speaker 2: So, I mean, is there a heroin in my cars?
What is it worse? Sometime on the street, I don't
know what's up with my car.
Speaker 1: With diamonds in the trunk?
Speaker 2: Is there one hundred thand dollars cash in the gulf
box that makes it one hundred grand? And how that works?
But you've got to be with the people because if
you're there explaining it to everybody, this is why they're
doing it. But you and I both know. Man, you
win the economy, you win everything you could. The Ukraine
war could rage forever. The Gaza, I mean, Gaza go
to hell. You can even not do great at an immigration.
But if you win the economy, people stick with you. You
could fix the rest of it. But if the he
goes to hell, bye bye.
Speaker 1: Yeah. And so he's making a bet that things are
you know, by the time, by the time his term
is over, that we're going to be like rolling in
money from all the tariffs.
Speaker 2: We made about the mid terms. He does it terms
and I explain everybody, he has about a year to
get everything on the right path, because otherwise where a
fickle bunch will turn fast and then will replace the Senate,
and the Congress will flip, and then all of a sudden,
he's got two years as a lame duck president, which
is going to have anyways, but two years where he
has got no hope to get anything done, and the
rest of the time it's going to be him probably
getting impeached by Adam shiff He's such a dip shift.
Speaker 1: Oh he is. Indeed, I think we have a clip
of him in just a little bit. Yeah, we'll get
to that. But you may have heard too that over
the weekend there was some psychopath like right near the
White House brandishing a weapon, apparently wanting to kill the
president and that and got shot by Secret Service. I
don't know the condition of that person. I know that
they were sent to the hospital.
Speaker 2: Are they dead, I think so.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I think that people thought he was suicidal. Either way,
he got what he wanted.
Speaker 1: Well, that's true. If he's dead, then that.
Speaker 2: Is they don't have fire to wound.
Speaker 1: That's true. That is true. But the result of it
has been all of these videos all over TikTok and
other social media of people going somebody else needs to
take up that mantle. Essentially, so many videos of people
saying do it, do it?
Speaker 2: Do it?
Speaker 1: I mean, they don't care that they're getting visits from
you know, the FBI to their homes, being like, you
cannot threaten a president. You cannot call for him to
be executed, like on social media. You can't do that.
And there are so many people that are doing it.
It's just sick, sick.
Speaker 2: People are well, they're well, and they and again you
f around, you find out, you get a knock on
the door, and then the next thing you know, they say.
You do realize that this is a federal offense. Right,
you have a right to free speech, but it crosses
the line when you're calling for the death of somebody
and that's what you're doing. So now you have to
go and potentially face the charges. And that is I mean,
it's I don't care if it was Biden or any
You don't do that to public officials. This is what
separates us from Mexico and from Colombia. With Pablo Escobar
eliminating like half of the presidential candidates. This is what
separates us.
Speaker 1: It used to, yeah, it used to. Speaking of Trump,
he had some moments over the weekend, one on air
Force one where there was a reporter asking him if
he believed that Putin was disrespecting him because he invaded Ukraine,
and Trump had exactly zero patients for that question. And
here's how that played out a lot of progress.
Speaker 6: I believe this week.
Speaker 2: By attacking your paying you're trying to who's disrespecting you?
By attacking Ukraine, you're riving a piece of What did
he do? Well? He's attacking to Ukraine?
Speaker 1: Uh?
Speaker 6: Is he disrespecting me?
Speaker 3: Who?
Speaker 6: Who are you with?
Speaker 2: Michael worked out promotions?
Speaker 14: Uh, you've lost a lot of credibility.
Speaker 6: Go ahead? What else?
Speaker 2: Just like I know, who are you with? Are they
in a war right now? Is there any peace deal? Well?
Then what am I supposed to do?
Speaker 1: How is it disrespecting me personally that he invaded Ukraine?
Speaker 2: I think there I think the thought was that there,
you guys are supposed to be in peace talks and
he's still attacking Ukraine. Isn't that a disrespect? No? Because
we don't have a peace agreement?
Speaker 1: Right they are in a war?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, there wasn't like, Hey, we're gonna get
a deal done. Guys. It's call called time? Do you
call time out? Time? Outs called right.
Speaker 1: There is no ceasefire agreement. There's nothing right now, And
then people continue to want to make a fight, a rift,
a division of some sort between Donald Trump and Elon Musk,
Elon Musk and the cabinet, Elon Musk and everybody. And
so Trump is spending a lot of his time answering
reporter questions about whether Elon is having fights with like
Marco Rubio for example. That's the latest one that they
want us to believe they're having this horrible meltdown fight about.
So here he is dealing with another question about that.
Speaker 7: I've seen the retirements and counts, all the.
Speaker 6: No clash I was there.
Speaker 14: You're just a troublemaker, and you're not supposed to be
asking that question because we're talking about the World Cup.
Elon gets along great with Marco and they're both doing
a fantastic job.
Speaker 6: There is no clash. Who are you with?
Speaker 2: Who are you with?
Speaker 6: No wonder NBC any other questions about the World Cup?
Speaker 2: Yeah, for the World Cup. Look, there's a lot of egos.
Speaker 1: It's true.
Speaker 2: I mean, at some point in time Trump and Elon
will clash because they're egos. You can't have two giants
Godzilla and King konger on an island. At some point
in time, they're probably gonna squabble. It's gonna happen. Doesn't
mean that they can't be friends again one day. It
doesn't mean but of course, and yes, I think some
people looking around going Elon, you know what, I don't
care that you just you know, you go after certain groups.
There are certain things I need and I'll do it
in my time. That's gonna happen. Eh. But it's as
big as they make it out to me. No, but
Elon's part of that group now where they can get
in with Trump because he's a great foil. Bless you,
thank you.
Speaker 1: I'm just so tired of the media trying to make
that a thing, do you know what I mean, Like
it's just so juvenile, it's it's so yeah, it is exhausting,
and I'm sure you can tell that Trump is exhausted
by this line of questioning. It's just so pointless. I mean, clearly,
there are stuff getting done. We just saw that tweet
from Mark or Ruby this morning about USA. I d
things are happening and all the cabinet is working with
Elon to eliminate useless pathetic spending that none of us
should be having to fund, and I'm grateful for it.
And the whole creating fights out of nothing is pointless.
Speaker 2: Ye Like I said, you got egos, I got you
got freaking egos? Does people not understand that?
Speaker 1: Ilieve there's gonna be some some of this.
Speaker 2: Look at some of the greatest rock and roll bands
of all time. Do you think Paul McCartney and John
Lennon gone on all time? Hell they didn't. They thought
they clashed. That's because you have egos in the room.
And one person right now feels like right now, I'm
I gotta you know, carp Bloscha kind of get rid
of a lot of this stuff, and it may, you know,
land on other people's toes, and that'll last until Trump
says it's a bridge too far. We're going to scale
it back a little bit.
Speaker 1: And you know that Elon understands his place in this world. Yes,
and so on numerous occasions that he is serving the president,
he is carrying out the president's agenda. And so if
Trump were to say, you need to ratchet this back
a little bit, Elon's going to do that. He's not
going to push back on Trump. He knows his role
and so this is all just made up garbage. So
the State of the Union, which I know wasn't really
a State of the Union, but whatever, it was a
presidential address last week, AOC decided. She's decided that because
Trump did not include in his speech any reference to medicaid,
that he is afraid of that issue. He's afraid to
talk about medicaid. Here she is with this new theory.
Speaker 15: Don't you find it interesting that he did not mention
medicaid once? This is a massive political vulnerability. We're going
to take all of this out of medicaid and then
we're going to move it over to give this much
to billionaires. They are afraid of this, I'm telling you.
If they weren't afraid of it, they would continue to
be hosting their town halls. If they weren't afraid of it,
Trump would have.
Speaker 2: Said something, Oh wait, so I just want to double check.
So they're gonna start cutting money out of programs and
just putting money in people's pockets. Is that the way
that worked?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: So what do you mean now? An It's like I
went to my bank account today and I got an
extra four billion dollars six to Trump getting rid of Medicaid.
First of all, you and I both know this. Medicaid, Medicare,
and Social Security all need to be fixed. Nobody wants
to be on the hook Ford. Nobody's got the balls
enough to take it on for real because they have
an honest conversation with America, which America says they want
but they really can't handle. Is impossible. We've got to
fix these things because they're going to go bankrupt. They're
going to last until they can no longer last.
Speaker 1: And that there's going to be Yeah, explosion.
Speaker 2: Why did you tell us about it? Because when we
told you you like babies.
Speaker 1: But I mean, she's also I mean, this whole idea
that he's afraid to talk about it is absurd because
he keeps getting asked about it and his answer is
always the same. It sounds like this.
Speaker 6: Both like you've never seen before.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you said that we're.
Speaker 6: Gonna have growth.
Speaker 11: I'm not going to touch Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid.
Speaker 6: Now, we're going to get fraud out of there.
Speaker 11: You know, you see where I talk about it all
the time, where you have people two hundred and fifty
years old and all you know, tremendous fraud, but that
has nothing to do with that. We're going to get
the fraud out, and everybody wants us to get the
fraud out, and therefore you'll make it better.
Speaker 6: But we're going to have tremendous growth.
Speaker 1: He said that repeatedly, that he's not touching those programs
as much as, to your point, probably should. He is
insisting that he's not. That he's only focused on reducing
the waste, the fraud, the misuse of those funds, getting
people off the medicaid rolls that have no business being there.
That's what he's talking about.
Speaker 2: Because some of these programs weren't designed for a thirty
two year old to sits at home, plays video games
at mom's house all day. Others were designed for, you know,
a single mom or dad who were struggling and they're
they're trying. That's what they're designed for. They're a handout,
not a handout. And solid security, I remind everybody is Medicare,
Medicaid sold security. Medicare and Medicaid. You put a dollar in,
you get eight dollars out of over your lifetime. So
and solid security. They're gonna blow that thing up in
a major way it's not that was you were supposed
to retire at sixty two and die at sixty five, right,
not retire at sixty two and live to be ninety two.
So that's right.
Speaker 1: And you know, people used to not like it when
I would say this during the primaries, but Nikki Hayley
was actually the only person who was talking about actually
changing up those programs in ways that would be that
would have a meaningful impact. But she got she got
heat for it because she suggested things like adjusting the
retirement age.
Speaker 2: Which is what.
Speaker 1: I don't like that, but it has to happen. You're
exactly right, And she was the only one that would
talk about it. Now, she wasn't my pick for in
the primaries, but I did appreciate the fact that she
was the only one saying out loud the thing that
had to be done, you know.
Speaker 2: And by the way, you can cut out lots of waste, fraud,
abuse and a lot of these things, it's still not
going to fix the thing that needs to be done, right,
and that is like eighty percent of your medical spending
in your life will come in the last ninety days. Wow,
And that's those are not my figures. That's that comes
straight from Medicare and Medicaid as well as every other
American and medical association. It's all going to come up
because you're on life support, You're on all of these things.
And on the other side of it, we just, first
of all, we don't have the population to continue sol
security at a rate. We're gonna end up like Greece.
We're gonna have two people trying to keep one person retired,
right and you know what, uh, You're gonna have to
adjust it to sixty eight or seventy. And the problem
is it's not about politicians talking about is we won't
have that conversation with ourselves on I am. I always
say forty eight, but I'm fifty four. I have no
belief that I'm going to see any part of my
soul security in the future, because not because I won't
live long enough, because I will. It's because I recognize
that that just isn't gonna be a possibility based on
where we're going, and nobody wants to do it, and
whose fault is that is as much our fault because
we won't have a conversation and go, you know what,
He's right, This isn't gonna last.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean that's the thing. Nobody wants to be
the bad guy, which is why that can keeps getting
kicked down the road. And it can and it will
continue until it just implodes, and then everybody's gonna be
like war.
Speaker 2: It's you having to be on your second term as
a president or you have to know going into it,
I'm only getting one shot at this and I'm only
going to be one term president.
Speaker 1: H Yeah, you're absolutely right. Trump also talked about Elon
because you know, not just in the context of whether
or not he's fighting with Marco or whoever, but he
also talked about the fact and reminded everybody Elon doesn't
have to be doing this, and in fact, he is
taking a huge personal risk to do everything that he's
doing right now for DOJE and for this administration.
Speaker 2: Here.
Speaker 11: He is done is made people realize how many people
should be cut. Because normally you go in and Zerah
cut four percent of your work for us, he said,
cut fifty percent, sixty percent, seventy percent.
Speaker 6: That's a big thing.
Speaker 11: Now he's done a great job, and he's paying a
price for it, you know what I mean, He's paying
a price for it.
Speaker 6: I guess I don't know. He's he actually is a
real patriot.
Speaker 11: This is something that's really not good for him, and
yet he's doing it.
Speaker 6: But he's opened a lot of eyes.
Speaker 1: He has opened a lot of eyes, and now we
have eighty three percent of USAID funding cut.
Speaker 2: Yes, you can see Maria barcherowno their glasses like she's
the not in the library. Really tell me more there, sir,
mister President, come hither like she just came out of
a room. Uh, you know what cutting all this stuff?
It's everybody's like, oh, it's because it's it's also about
bringing our workforce and the stuff that they work on
up to actual modern times. It's like they're playing on
an atari, right, Like that's what they're working off of.
It's like somebody's into a typewriter. I mean, it's that's
how many people need to file and they're all walking around.
You know, I'm a civil servant. I'm gonna shut up,
like you don't get wards right, you know, there's not
somebody walking around with a whole bunch of pretender like
you're the best at control all delete, you know, like Captain,
it's it's it's ridiculous. We don't need nine people filing exactly.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, and it just exposed everything that Elon has
done has exposed how truly wasteful and behind the times,
an archaic some of the processes that these agencies use
are and representative, Hagaman. Is that how you say it? Hagman?
She was talking in an interview just recently about the
Department of Education specifically and what an absolute grift some
of it is.
Speaker 2: Listen to this targeted at these bureaucrats. Yes, and so
how what can you expect?
Speaker 16: Well, let's look at the Department of Education. The federal
Department of Education spends it as a budget of about
two hundred and eighty billion dollars a year. Less than
twenty five percent goes to educating our students. So where
does the other two hundred and twenty billion dollars go.
It goes to a bureaucracy, It goes to a consultant,
and that consultant then donates money back to the Democrats,
and then it goes to a different consultant, and then
it goes to an NGO, and then it goes to
I mean, it is money laundering and money churning at
its absolute best, and you can look at almost every
single agency and you will find it. So the brilliance
of dose isn't that he's going in and cutting spending.
He doesn't have the authority to do that. We're the
ones that have the authority to do that. What I
want him to do is come up with a report,
go through agency by agency by agency, identify every single
program that we should not be funding, put a number
attached to it. We slap a preamble on the front
of that report, and we say that every single agency
is having their budget cut by x amount as shown
in the attached report.
Speaker 2: It's well, it's like you go when you look when
I was a kid, wait to principal, Wait a vice principal.
Now you go to school there we have two principles,
We have three vice principals. We at least five admin people,
but we can't find a teacher. Why is the admin
person doing the job getting paid one hundred grand a
year and the person who's teaching is getting fifty two
and having to spend their own money to get freaking
crans right.
Speaker 1: It's so absurd. And every chart you can look at,
it doesn't matter what chart, what place you get your
stats from. The more money we have thrown at education,
the worse the results because the money does not go
to education, as Representative Hageman just pointed out, it goes
to all of these consultants who then pay off Democrats,
or it goes to ADMIN, which does nothing but make
sure that we're participating in DEI initiatives. It's all such
a racket and it does nothing for our kids.
Speaker 2: Nothing, nothing, not a damn thing.
Speaker 1: Sometimes I am terrified of AI, but sometimes I love it,
and this is one of those times. So you remember,
of course, the now infamous meeting that was held in
the Oval Office between Trump van Szelenski and a huge
room of other cabinet folks and press. Right, somebody has
made a new version of that using AI voice recognition,
and this would have been hilarious if this is how
that meeting had actually gone.
Speaker 17: My dick, and it's a good twelve inches long, while yours,
mister Zelensky, is really short. I mean, what do you
have something like a two inch micro penis and you
think you can sit and wait a minute, that's only
you have a Micro's an important point. But on top
of that, you refuse to share your Pokemon cards and
that's not.
Speaker 18: First of all, a two inch penis is not a
micro penis, okay. And for your second point, my Pokemon
cards are all mine and I don't have to share
them if I don't want. I work super hard together
and they are really special to me.
Speaker 19: So you don't understand, you can't continue to play with us.
If you refuse to share, fans will give them to me.
I understand that that's not cool, but that's how it
is when you play with friends. So when I ask
you to show us all your down mind dragon card,
I received them.
Speaker 2: They are mister.
Speaker 19: If you keep going like this, you know what, nobody
will want to play with you.
Speaker 18: You never want to let me play with your ex.
Speaker 9: Makes me there are.
Speaker 19: Some games that are too violent for you.
Speaker 2: You're still.
Speaker 19: And then she'll call my mom and I'll be the
one who gets in trouble. So you're gonna stop complaining
and give me your Pokemon cards and your lunch money
before I punch you.
Speaker 2: So good? Oh my god, Now.
Speaker 1: I just love that. So, I mean, it's scary, though
it is scary. How AI can do that? Well, any
you could do it with our voices too, like you
can make us say whatever, that's scary. So Thatt's scary
to me, That's awesome. All right, we got to talk
about crazy liberals. We always have a segment where we
just showcase some of the more crazy ones. And of course,
the reason for my name today is because of Jasmine Crockett,
who on her Facebook stories reposted someone's cartoon that showed
her and AOC beating, like physically beating up a Republican.
Here's what she posted.
Speaker 2: Do you remember when who was a crazy guy out
in Arizona? I forget who posted that, uh, like cartoon
of AOC getting getting chopped and they censured him. Yeah, yeah,
it was a few years ago. I forgot who it was,
but it was an a was a congressman and they
censured him, and uh it was. It became a big
deal because it was this violent cartoon and it was
like anime style of somebody slicing through AOC or something
like that, and everybody, oh, this obviously is totally fine.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, No, I totally didn't remember that, but yeah,
I mean this is this is now what I guess
where we are. We evolved to a place where now
congress people are posting that kind of stuff, like essentially saying,
look at yay, I'm beating up a Republican. This is
where we are now, and she I gotta say, I'm
worried about And I know we contribute to this, we
participate in giving her attention, but it's because I'm just
so like, I can't believe that anyone can look at
what she says and does and not find it horrific. Like,
and so that's why we share it because we just
we cannot understand that there are people out there who
look at it and think, yeah, that's what I want
out of the representative.
Speaker 2: You were just you. We played stuff earlier from people
like you need to go do this, and you need
to go do that, pick up the mantle, and people
are inspired by destroying stuff and go out there and
kill CEOs and stuff. That's insane. Nothing compared to that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but I mean, this is the trend now, and
Jasmine Crockett is her star is rising, and she is
seventy eight shades of stupid. I mean, you guys, here's
what she said. Is about illegal immigration.
Speaker 20: Criminal violation to enter the country illegally. It's not a criminal,
it's crime. It's not a crime, which is why they're
so frustrated, because.
Speaker 15: They really want our local law enforcement to go out
and round.
Speaker 20: Up people when they could be looking out for the
murderers and the sexual abusers as well as the robbers.
They want them to go and round people up on
civil accusations.
Speaker 1: It's not illegal to be an illegal alien. It's not
a good.
Speaker 2: R A misdemeanor that faces up the six months in
jail and a fine. The second one is a felony,
so you leave and you come back. Those are crimes.
And so is it a crime like robbing a bank? No,
it wasn't meant for it to be that way, but
we weren't in a position all those years ago where
the insanity has now caused this to go, Oh my god, like,
how many people of primary legally? So it's it's you know,
it's just it's so stupid.
Speaker 1: I but this is this is she is a rising
star in the Democrat Party. And worse yet, is that
Andrew Schultz and Charlemagne whatever that show is that they
have together, they were talking about how she is exactly
who other Democrats need to emulate because she's so relatable.
Here's what they said.
Speaker 21: That's how I want to hear Democrats talk, goddamn right,
like I love that, like low key sticky, it's also relatable,
Like Democrats, you got to stop talking like these ivy
league weirdos who are careful about every single word they use.
Speaker 2: It's completely unrelatable. A girl of talks like that. Tell
me that that you tell me you don't feel.
Speaker 21: As a working class American, which is who you really
need to get back, tell me you don't feel relatability
to that.
Speaker 2: That's what you need to have on flavor. I would
love that. You need to have jab mcrocn on flak
and she might have the boss to actually do it.
The rest of them our pussy, she'll definitely do it.
Speaker 22: And you know what's so interested? Jefse Watts last night
he labeled her the face of the Democratic Party. And
I know Jesse might have been being funny, but he's right.
Speaker 2: Let's go.
Speaker 22: Jaslan Crockett is the face of the Democratic Party. There
is nobody other than AOC. I gotta give Alec props
because I like what.
Speaker 2: She's doing right now. Other than AOC, there.
Speaker 22: Is nobody that's being objective about the bullshit coming from
both sides and willing to talk like that.
Speaker 2: You need you need to talk like that. It's it's
what she it's how she's saying it. It's not what
she's saying like that's the issue. It's it's it's she
she does. She she just she straight up talks and
she doesn't, you know, mince words, and she doesn't bullshit anybody.
And now you know, like what she says is absurd
talking to the working person to a certain extent. Uh,
they have, they left that a long time ago. They
decided all they cared about was academia and weirdo activist.
So they're right about that. But what she says is absurd.
Speaker 1: I just I mean that because we talked about this
with Xavier Jrusso too, who also says, don't underestimate her.
Now she is a real threat to the GOP. And
I believe that even though she is an absolute idiot. Yeah,
she she is relatable to the working class, right, like
just exactly what Andrew and Charlemagne were saying. She is
going to be somebody that people think. She's like me.
That's how I talk in whatever in my life, and
so she hears me, she understands my plight and it's
a worry. I mean, it is a real worry. And
even the people that they were kind of ripping on,
like the wonkier you know, the think tank kind of people,
even they are coming around now they're not quite as
good at it. But even Adam Schiff is trying to
adjust his tone.
Speaker 2: And so here's the shift.
Speaker 1: Here's what he said in a recent Felfe video.
Speaker 6: To speak out. We need to be courageous.
Speaker 23: They come after me all the time, Elon Musk and
Donald Trump. They called me a criminal, they called me
a trader. Their maga minions online come after me to
try to intimidate me, to create fear. I'll tell you
my response. My response to that is, screw you and
the horse you rode in on.
Speaker 2: Shuck tough guy, Screw you and the horse rode in on,
not a long ball hitter.
Speaker 1: Just wait, give him a few weeks and he'll be
dropping f bombs. He's getting a message there.
Speaker 2: It's they can't they feel even watching him do that,
it was uncomfortable for.
Speaker 1: Him, right right, it's unconnatural.
Speaker 2: They don't know how to relate to human beings. And
that's most politicians, that's true, Like they just do I
shake your hand, do I Why does this work? Do
they don't? They can't have a conversation. That's why they lose.
That's why the left is lost so much, because they've
stopped talking to the average person. That's why if I'm
the Republicans, man, I go, let's just raise taxes on
the billionaires. Shut them up. These people don't pay taxes.
We know that. That was Steve thing. He's like, raise
taxes on him. They don't pay taxes. They'll find a way.
They got people who are full time all day turn
out how not to pay taxes? Right, you're not. You
could raise it two hundred percent. They won't pay a
penny anymore than they want to. So is go after
the working person. If you win them, you win them
for good.
Speaker 1: So do you think that this will end up being
effective for Democrats? This sort of can until she's.
Speaker 2: All of this sounds great, until she has to debate somebody.
I tell you, I think there are two people that
I look at and Ram Emmanuel. We talked about Steven Asmith,
those two. I think if he want he's already said, look,
I shouldn't be anywhere near this. And the fact that
I am is scary. It shows you how weak they are.
He goes. But if if you put me up against
Byron Donald's, he goes, he'd eat me for lunch. That's
he would. He goes because that's his job. His job
is to know all of these things. That that's you know,
like if you put Byron Donalds against him in sports,
he isn't going to win. And you know, but it's
the way that he is able to relate to people.
And this is a relationship business. You have to be
the greatest salesman in the world, the greatest. And and
right now there Trump can take. He's sell. He sells
all the sizzle, will worry about what the steak tastes
like later the Democrats they don't have any sizzle, and
their steak is vegan, and nobody can want.
Speaker 1: Well, you were just talking about taxing all the billionaires
or whatever, and AOC is sounding the alarm about taxes
and how basically all the cuts that Trump wants to
make are only going to benefit billionaires. And it's so
amazing to me how congress people like her believe that
the government that taxes are revenue to the government, that
it's not actually.
Speaker 2: Stealing your hat.
Speaker 1: That's not stealing from us. Here she is in all
of her glory.
Speaker 3: I want you to understand, I want everyone to understand
that tax cuts cost money.
Speaker 1: We have to pay for them.
Speaker 3: So every dollar that you spend in federal taxes is
going to pay for some rich person's g wagon. And
it's also going to cut in eight year old kids
with autism's ability to access medicate. That's what they are
putting on the table. That's what they're trying to make worse.
And frankly, I don't care what party you are, we
cannot stand for this.
Speaker 2: You know it'd be great is if you're a billionaire
and do you cut taxes and they gave it to you,
and then they sent you a little picture of the
eight year old autistic boy who can't see this. People
just like when you go and adopt somebody and Kenya
the like this is Dwyane. Dwayne is on the spectrum
and because of your new g wagon, he can't access anything.
So he is gonna eternally beyond uh you medicaid for
the rest of his life. So congratulationally nice, it's nice, solid.
Speaker 1: It's just such an entitled way of thinking. Whenever Congress
people are like, we have to pay for tax cuts.
That sentence alone just makes my brain hurt, you know.
Speaker 2: I mean I always tell everybody you want to know
who the greediest is, it's it's it's business owners, it's
it's corporations. I say, you know, the greediest is government.
Because government comes and tells you they need more. Trickle
down doesn't work, unless, of course we're the ones trickling
it down, then it absolutely works. Right. But if it's
if it's you as a business owners, employing people and
paying you know, all of this stuff, no, that doesn't
work because you're evil and bad and you're greedy. But
over here, if I take that from you, then I
decide who gets it. Well, there you go. That's good.
Speaker 1: We also need to talk about Al Green because now
he is making the rounds on all the talk shows
since he had had his little moment at the State
of the Union and he shook his cane and everybody
paid attention, and he was on the Breakfast Club explaining
how the fact that he was kicked out of that
address is obviously due to discrimination.
Speaker 4: And when the speaker decided that I would be removed
and then there was this motion resolution to censor me.
It became obvious to me that I was not being
treated as others were, and candidly speaking, it is invidious discrimination,
harmful discrimination.
Speaker 2: I don't, can't.
Speaker 1: It's such nonsense.
Speaker 2: Everybody, even on the left, is like, you guys, embarrassed yourself.
Speaker 1: Right, he could have been as white as snow. If
he had been, if he had behaved that exact same
way as a white person shaking the cane, they would
have thrown him out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, tosses. And you also now laid the groundwork for
the the Boberts and the you know Marjorie Taylor Green,
who also loved to suck up the limelight. This is
the best thing to ever happen to you out Green.
This is this is the best thing, right besides the
dastardly deeds, which was hilarious. Is youre going to peach
him with the dastardly des That was my favorite thing
he did last couple of weeks. But we're gonna peach
him for what dastardly deeds. I don't think this is
a hardoon, but whatever, But this was great because now
you got to do all the talk shows, right, You
got to go down this. You did this on purpose.
You wanted the spotlight, so stop bitching about the spotlight.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, he's this is his claim to fame.
Speaker 15: Now.
Speaker 1: Hilariously though, when they talk to other Democrats about it,
like the real not reasonable ones like ro Conna. Obviously
he's going around saying that was awful, we made fools
of ourselves. But there's other Democrats who are going around
those like Adam Schiff and Jamie Raskin, who's just awful.
Jamie Raskin's point about the cane shaker is that it
really should have been Trump who was censured.
Speaker 24: Here, he is making a very strong, valid, substantive point,
which is there is no mandate to destroy Medicaid, and
the vast majority of Democrats rejected the idea of censuring him.
And really, if we were centering anybody, it should have
been Donald Trump, who I don't think had been back
to our chamber since he incited a violent insurrection against us.
And then he used his pulpit in order to call
a sitting member of the United States Senate Pocahontas. So
I think a racial and ethnic slur from the President
was a far greater insult to the dignity and decorum
of our chamber.
Speaker 2: Now, she would have been called Pocahontas if she didn't
lie for all those years, right.
Speaker 1: I mean the fact that he's actually saying that that
was a racial slur. I died. I could not believe it.
Speaker 2: My favorite thing last week they asked her, Hey, what
did you think when Trump called you out by name?
And then she went on about it, and I'm like,
your name's not Pocahontas, that's not your name. Your name,
Miss Elizabeth Warren, your name's not pocon. Honest, you're not
pocon freaking clown.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, that's just that. That was everything. Just
couldn't And they're trying to say that was a racial slur,
as if it's somehow worse to use that name, then
it than it was for her to pretend that she
was an American Indian for so long, which is worse. Like, seriously, it's.
Speaker 2: Just it's it's it's their logic. It's a liberal logic. Yeah.
Speaker 1: And then there was Eric Paul Well, who is also
trying to go the way of Jasmine Crockett by using
the F bomb and trying to be funny and like
Democrats are It's like the old saying the left can't mean.
This is a perfect example of it. He's trying to
throw out an F bomb and pretend that Elon Musk
is president. So he's making a funny joke here. You
guys see if you can get it.
Speaker 6: What a fucking week huh? You know how weird this
week was.
Speaker 2: I went to the State of the Union and the
president didn't even speak.
Speaker 6: He just sat up in the.
Speaker 9: Visitors dollery like a total weirdo and let us Press
secretary do.
Speaker 2: All the talking. O. Get it.
Speaker 1: That's so funny.
Speaker 2: He's talking about Lo t. I mean, I know you
dated Fang Fang, but that's kind of a beard, right,
like we all adread you and Lindsay Graham. I'm not saying,
but you know that's what I heard.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's just that was the lamest.
Speaker 2: They're awful. They're not good at any of this stuff.
And he's also casuals like what awake? This was.
Speaker 6: Work?
Speaker 2: We ever? He was like, dude, come on, well.
Speaker 1: It gets even more cringe. This is actually a little
a little older. This didn't happen just this past weekend,
but that really weird Democrat representative with the purple hair
doloro oh oh is right. Somebody decided it would be
funny and a good idea for her to try to
make a video using all the gen z slang, and
it was as bad as like when I use it,
you know what I mean, and I just do it
to be funny, Like if I talk about a good
song and I say it's a banger. I know how
ridiculous it sounds when I say that. But she is
doing this kind of unironically and it ended up being
so cringe. Behold, yo, this.
Speaker 25: Is the ranking wrizzler on appropriations serving Connecticut's third district.
It's time to enter your dark academia Congress era.
Speaker 1: All right, Besti's house.
Speaker 6: Appropriation is the money mose in Congress.
Speaker 25: We are not chasing the bag.
Speaker 7: We are the bag.
Speaker 25: Democrats are making live further for government funding. It's giving,
It's given it so sigma main character energy. But Republicans
Project twenty twenty five is mad sucks. Eliminating the Department
of Education negative horror points basically the biggest fandom tax
on the environment, on your education and your rights, big
l posting it online. Buddy Demacross understood the assignment. But
go all, see how I keep you in formed? Very cutesy,
very demus.
Speaker 1: Oh no, no.
Speaker 2: Awful again, where was the person in there going? Hey, guys,
no erase that video. No, she used the word she
used the word riz. We're not doing that, big sus.
She didn't know what she's not even mad sus, yeah, mad,
big whatever. All of it's awful. Just no, no, no,
I don't even want her to use the word rad right,
she wants to use something from the nineteen twenties, like
when she was a flapper knock herself out. Hey, this
is mad crazy, I got to say that. But outside
of that, No, the great guess was the bee's knees.
Speaker 26: It's just so it's just the most cringey thing ever,
and they just keep out cringing themselves, you know what
I mean, Like I just just when you think it
can't get worse, it does then.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: And then there was a Bernie Sanders rally I think
in Kenosha, which is Wisconsin, right, Oh you guys, Oh
my god. So there is this trans woman who goes
by Laura Jane Grace, and that person was hired to
perform at the Bernie Sanders rally. I can't play you.
I'm gonna play you a few bars of the song.
And I use that term loosely. That they sang again
using that term loosely, it was vile. Okay, this is
this is a family friendly rally for a politician, and
this is what the song performed sounded like, brace yourselves,
hide your kids, your word, have.
Speaker 18: A big fact.
Speaker 8: It be a psyche's pop gang name bars, Paul's filled
with light name.
Speaker 1: If you thought that they were singing about God having
a big you're that's what they were singing about.
Speaker 2: He's so brave. Hey, kids, did you enjoy that?
Speaker 1: I can't believe that that was not just allowed, but
probably paid for.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean it's just vile.
Speaker 2: Keep swinging, keep swinging and missing, keep doing what you're doing,
and you're gonna keep getting what you get and you deserve.
Speaker 1: Yeah. And then when Bernie took the stage, he thanked
that person on.
Speaker 2: The University of Wisconsin Park's like for the venue. Let
me thank can Seller and Pulse LLC for the music.
Speaker 20: Laura Jane Brace for the music, Laurie Ellen Randy in congress.
Speaker 2: Wow, wow, wow.
Speaker 1: That was unbelievable. But it happened, and this is where
we are with Democrats, you guys, this is where we are.
It's not getting it's getting worse, and it's evolving, like
literally every second, it just gets worse and worse and worse. Okay,
now we have a few thank yous to talk about
from the weekend. This was over on PayPal. Greg Craig
Arnold said two things SBC should have told TC s
I don't even know what I'm seeing SBC. Oh, Sam
Bankman Freed, I'm guessing is who he's talking about because
we played a clip. Yeah, he should have told Tucker
Calls and did he's sell after eleven is banging and
you telling your son to drink. I saw your face
and heard Sam Kennison's voice screaming, drink it, drink it,
drink it. Take my pennies, have a great day. It's
because we were talking last week about how a lot
of kids in the gen z age group now are
purposely consciously deciding they're never going to drink. And it's
an interesting thing. My son is one of them. Daisy's
daughter is another. And it's not because we've been like
super scary about it. We've actually said here, take as
to the wind, so you know what the big hullabaloo is,
and he just won't like our kids.
Speaker 2: Just drink in my life?
Speaker 1: Is that right.
Speaker 2: I've never done a drug. I've never had a drink.
I've never had a smoke. I am a tea toddler.
Speaker 1: I have never smoked a cigarette, and I've never done
a drug. But that's so, that's super interesting. You've never
had a drink. Even tell me about that decision process.
Speaker 2: I grew up My dad was an attic, my mom
was an alcoholic, and I was like, I'm never doing
any of this stuff. Is there better things with sports
and all that kind of stuff. Yeah, that was where
my obsession was.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's so interesting. Good for you. We also heard
from Donna Jones who said regarding Jennifer, isn't it she's
a a. Jennifer is a woman who wrote last week
saying that she had seen she had had a stroke
and was literally lying on the ground and finally was
able to get to her phone, opened it up, and
it literally happened to be on the video of me
having a stroke like three years ago, and she watched
it and didn't know why she was on the ground
or what was happening to her, but she was able
to get to the bathroom and saw that one side
of her face was drooping. And credits seeing that video
with knowing the signs to look for and so just
super emotional email that we read last week, and Donna
sent us a venmo saying regarding Jennifer, isn't it wonderful
when God uses you as a vehicle in someone's life.
It's the best feeling ever. Prayers for Jennifer and love
you both. Thank you, Donna, And from Diana Logsden, she said,
I totally agree with you regarding the time change. Just
pick one and stay there. Thanks for all the news
and the laughs. That's the thing I was saying last week.
I don't even care if we stick with daylight saving,
if we stick with standard, I don't care. I just
want to stop changing the dang clocks.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean?
Speaker 1: That's all I care about. Elizabeth Derusso just now said
loving the show. Thanks. Osuki Over on Locals says the
only reason liberals call for someone else to murder Trump
and Musk is because they don't have the ball to
do it themselves. It's the so called toxic masculinity that
does the work. So isn't that a bit hypocritical?
Speaker 2: Mm hmm.
Speaker 1: Stevie J. Says Trump proposes a twenty five percent tariff
in Canada, goes crazy. China puts one hundred percent tariff
on Canada over the weekend and Canada says nothing.
Speaker 2: Nope.
Speaker 1: Interesting. Wendy says, all of this should bring them to
the table. It's for free trade. To quote the legendary
Billy Jean Fair is fair. Chris says, what can the
current administration do about voter ID in the states for
federal elections? I don't know that there is a whole
lot that they can do because it is a state
issue how they manage their own elections. So I don't know.
Do you think that there's something that can happen at
a federal level.
Speaker 2: No, I don't think so. Not at a federal level.
That's why we have elections the way we have.
Speaker 1: Right exactly, And Robin Dye says, I refuse the photo
at TSA checkpoint. It's legal. Okay, Thank you very much everybody,
and thank you Chad for participating for hosting. You're going
to be with me all week. How can people find
you outside.
Speaker 2: Of this show at Chad Benson's Show on the Twitter
and the Instagram and Chad Benson Show TV on YouTube.
Go there, like and subscribe. Appreciate it when you do that.
Speaker 9: Yay.
Speaker 1: Thank you Chadd, and thanks everybody, and we will talk
to you tomorrow