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Coming up on the show, Haig Seth Pete Haig Seth.
Drama continues. Biden takes another embarrassing nap. The United Healthcare
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I used to.
Speaker 2: And I hope all right. I know it's so weird, right,
you're I don't know what I'm doing right now. It's
like coming back from Thanksgiving. Everybody's like, what am I
doing in my job? I don't do I have a job.
What is my job?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 4: And I don't know how long the show is going
to be because I don't remember how that works.
Speaker 2: So we're just going to see.
Speaker 4: We're just going to do the things, but we're going
to start off with something very very very very exciting,
you guys, And that is that for those of you,
like us who have been wondering mystified, what does Baron
Trump sound like?
Speaker 2: I want to know. I want to know.
Speaker 4: Who doesn't want to know that. We now have a
clip of him speaking.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 2: It's just very quick.
Speaker 4: He's just saying nice to see you to somebody as
he's being introduced. But at least we can hear his voice.
Speaker 3: I gave him a shout.
Speaker 7: Out last night, when.
Speaker 2: Can you play again? Played again? Okay?
Speaker 8: I gave him last night.
Speaker 2: It's very He sounds like his dad. He sounds just
like his dad, I think you, buddy, Yeah, he's going places. Cool, right,
My kid is going places.
Speaker 4: Kid is He's going all the places.
Speaker 2: So he has a lovely voice, very polite. Did you
see that. I sent you that video the other day.
We're not going to play it here, but I sent
you a video of him when he was eighty Yes,
and he was with his Mommy's with Melania, he's probably three,
and he was opening gifts for like a birthday or
Christmas or something like that. And he had an accent.
He had an accent like his mother's because obviously his
mother spent a lot of time with him, and he
kind of the most precious little and I had a
little accents, so cute. He doesn't have that accent anymore.
Speaker 4: No, he does not. So anyway, if you've been long
curious about what he sounds like, now we know.
Speaker 6: There you go.
Speaker 4: You can sleep tonight. An unbelievable headline was sort of
traveling around Twitter yesterday, and it is infuriating and probably
not particularly constitutional, but this is what was floating around yesterday.
The White the Biden White House totally considering pre emptive
pardons for Fauci, Adam Schiff, and Liz Chamey.
Speaker 2: Yeah, No, why would he be doing that because he
knows they're guilty? Yeah, No, one is the buddy Alama.
Now is a thing that you can do a preemptive pardon?
I mean, I guess I listen. Is it even a
thing that you can just pay off everybody school loans
the thing? Like, he's just gonna do the things. He
doesn't care. He is angel he's Angela Bassett in that movie.
And he's just setting stuff on fire behind him. He
just doesn't care. And on his way out, he's gonna
If he does this, then everybody knows that those people
are guilty. Af Yeah, And how do you.
Speaker 4: Write that pardon exactly? Do you just say I'm gonna
pardon them for things that they may have done. But
I'm not gonna say because I don't think they really
did anything, but just in case Trump thinks they did something,
I'm pardoning them for that. Like, how do you even
to write that up? And why would he care about
Liz Cheney?
Speaker 2: Well, I mean I think we all know, oh my god, curiating, Yeah,
about Liz Cheney and the J six staff. We all know.
And if that's the case, he better pardon Nancy Hellosi.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I might as well just do a blanket pardon
of Democrats at the point, all.
Speaker 2: The Democrats who did that and who were part of
that part and parcel to it and what and who's
the who's the kid that cries Adam Kinsing? Is it Kinsinger? Yeah? Yeah,
crying kid. I gotta give him a pardon too. There's
a lot of people. There's gonna have to be a pardon, part, party,
a part and party, you know.
Speaker 4: Before we get to some information about Trump's cabinet picks,
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Speaker 2: Remember he was.
Speaker 4: On Laura Ingram the other night talking about well defending
basically Trump's cabinet pick of cash Ptel for the FBI director.
Here is stance.
Speaker 6: But what do you.
Speaker 9: Say to the senators on Capitol Hill that are already
quietly vowing to put up roadblocks to the President's choice
to be FBI director Cash Patel, what do you say
to them, given the outcome of this election.
Speaker 10: So one, I think you do owe the President a
great deal of deference on his picks. Cash Patel understands
the problems with the FBI and he is a reformer
that will not be captured by the bureaucrats. Contrasts that
to our current FBI Director Christopher Ray. We remember when
he got appointed back in twenty seventeen, he immediately became
a company man and was captured by that institution. He
has not reformed it in any way, shape or form.
And so I actually think Cash has a lot of
very significant experience that's important here, But put that aside.
You can be the smartest guy in the world, you
can have all this experience, if you don't understand that
the institution needs to be reformed. If you get captured,
then you're done. You're not going to be effective. And
so I think Donald Trump and this pick and others,
he's making sure he's getting people who have the proper
posture to these institutions. These are not the revered institutions
that they may have been thirty years ago. These are
very problematic institutions. Cash understands that. I think a lot
of Republican senators understand that, but apparently not enough.
Speaker 2: Do Do you expect him to get confirmed? Governor?
Speaker 6: I do?
Speaker 9: All right, Governor DeSantis, thank you so much.
Speaker 2: Great to see God. I hope so. And that was
such a great take about the capturing. You know, and
the Republican senators that don't want to confirm him have
probably been captured too. Yeah, you know, those are the
ones that are also like in the swamp and in
the hot tub, and we've seen it. We've totally seen
the people get captured. They have such great intentions, they
get in there, they get in the hot tub, and
they get captured. I love it that word.
Speaker 4: Yeah, captured, It is a perfect word.
Speaker 2: It's such a great word. They get hijacked, but that
just that whole just gross this done. You know, they
get in there and they become different people. And we've
we've seen it, you guys that happened.
Speaker 4: We've seen it personally.
Speaker 2: It's true.
Speaker 4: Also, I think yesterday was it when we or maybe
the day before that, we talked about that Trump's pick
for the DEA was that guy that's that has was
awful during COVID arrested people. Was just the worst person ever,
a complete tyrant, and the fact that Trump picked him
as a DEA agency had was not It did not
go over well.
Speaker 2: And then that guy.
Speaker 4: Withdrew, or so we thought. But it turns out that
it was Trump who pulled him out, and he tweeted
this yesterday saying the Wall Street Journal is becoming more
and more obnoxious and unreadable. Today's men made headline is
Trump's DEA pick pulls out in latest setback with all
that's happening in the world, this this is their number
one story of the day. Besides, he didn't pull out.
I pulled him out because I didn't like what he
said to my pastors and other supporters. But more importantly,
what's my latest setback? I just won the presidency of
the United States. They haven't written a good story about
me in years. Somebody over there ought to look at
what they're doing. The only one worse than them is
stupid China centric Forbes magazine.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's I'm sure he could list others too,
there's a lot of them that it just suck. Yeah,
I love I love that he's calling them out.
Speaker 4: Good for him well, and that he recognized that this
was a terrible pick. I hope he does the same
with his surgeon general pick. But yes, not about me,
and we'll see you he I know, I know she's awful.
But one pick that he made yesterday for a position
we're not entirely sure what they do, but we're super
excited for Monica Crowley.
Speaker 2: Yes, I love her.
Speaker 4: He nominated Monica Crowley to serve as Ambassador of the
Assistant Secretary of State or Ambassador COMMA Assistant Secretary of
State and Chief of the Protocol of the United States
of America. So that's a big job. It sounds like
I don't exactly know all the things that she's going.
Speaker 2: To be responded on either, but we love her. I
absolutely love her. She's awesome, She's America first, she's very
loyal to Trump. I just we like Monica, you guys,
Oh yeah, very very excited for her.
Speaker 4: She's awesome, so awesome, and so that was really really
great news. And then just an interesting note about what
Trump plans to do this weekend. He put out a
tweet about his plans to be there for the opening
of the reopening I should say of Notre Dame, the
cathedral of course in Paris, which was devastated by a
fire five years ago.
Speaker 2: Can you believe it's been that long. I can totally
believe it. But remember there's like all that stuff about
when Michelle Obama was on the boat and she saw
it burning, and like, people you remember all the things
the conspiracies about that, or she was on the boat
and watching it burn, and the people are like, oh,
I think she's smiling, and there's all remember the conspiracy
Do you guys see all about that? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, Well he's going to be there, and so I
thought that was pretty cool that he plans to attend.
He gave some props to President Macron for doing a
great job making.
Speaker 2: Sure that it got restored.
Speaker 4: It looks like it's beautiful and it has been restored
really really well. So that's neat that he's going.
Speaker 2: To be there. That's very cool.
Speaker 4: And then this was not so great news. We do
continue to hold the majority in the House, but it
is the narrowest of margins, you guys. Right now, it
is two twenty to two fifteen. However, when all is
sudden done and the people that Trump has is taking
out of Congress to serve in various roles in the cabinet,
we will hold a two hundred and seventeen majority to
Democrats two fifteen. And that is just until the spring
when there's special elections to replace Elis Staphonic, Michael Walls,
Matt Gates. We don't know what's going to happen with him,
perhaps Hilbert, I don't know. He was re elected for
the position, but then he resigned, and so we don't
know if he's even going to return.
Speaker 2: So this could get super dicey, and it is.
Speaker 4: Theoretically possible that we could actually lose control depending on
how those special elections go in the spring.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and you can. We cannot rest on our laurels
when it comes to that, Yeah, because we've seen what
happens when we get cocky, right, it's like, oh, it's
gonna be a red wave. No, it's just really really
that worries me. You can't, guys, especially when it's that close. Yeah, yeah,
so cocky, especially after this big when we can't get cocky,
everybody has no day. You know, we need to stay
in the whole fight mode, you know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And people need to stay engaged in terms of
when there's special elections happening in their areas. If and
when goes, if you're in an impacted area, you have
to make sure to go to not only go vote,
but to drag people that you know also to vote
vote as well.
Speaker 2: Because Democrats are pissed.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and there are a cheating I mean, California just
now got done counting.
Speaker 2: Are you freaking kidding me?
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 11: I know?
Speaker 4: And all the new votes that they counted just happen
to be for Democrats. Why does anybody believe this crap?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Oh my god, California.
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Speaker 4: Coatdefence dot com. You guys, Biden would like you to
know that he likes trains. He went to Africa. You
probably know that he's been in Africa, so.
Speaker 2: We can give them our money. Is that what he's like,
here's a billion dollars of taxpayer money.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he wants to give them money if he wants
to embarrass us on the world stage even more. Before
he gets out of here, here's what he said about trains.
Speaker 12: Mister President, I'm coming back to ride on the train.
Speaker 5: My god, all the way, Oh my god, I as
I say, when we on the Senate floor, I say, Senator,
excuse the point of personal privilege.
Speaker 12: I've written an awful lot on trains. I commute every
day two hundred and twelve miles a day on Amtrak
from Washington hometown to when we can Delaware as a senators,
and so I like a lot. I'm coming back.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, you were around when they were invented,
so it makes a lot of sense. He is so
out of his.
Speaker 4: Mind, and that's just that's when he was awake, you guys.
But then during their meeting, the meeting of with the
African leaders, there was this.
Speaker 2: Little nippy nap.
Speaker 6: And grow across.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, this is our president, you guys.
Speaker 4: This is This is so embarrassing.
Speaker 2: I can't. Yeah, I guess he gives no meaning to
sleepy Joe, doesn't it sleepy Joe? There he is?
Speaker 8: Wow?
Speaker 2: God, I cannot wait until January. I can't. I can't.
And then how do you remember when Hillary made fun
of Trump for falling asleep during his trial. Remember, oh
my god?
Speaker 4: Right, yeah, he's still any you guys any.
Speaker 2: Thoughts on this hill, and he thought there he is
there he Oh, hello, I guess I've been a meeting.
I'm the president of the United States. I can't. Okay,
do you guys need me for the was I needed
for this meeting? Oh? I mean really not. He's just
there to give them a billion dollars of our hard
earned money. I mean, it's just so humiliating.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 2: Imagine that people voted.
Speaker 4: For that, voted that, and then they continued to say,
try try to gaslight us for years about how he's fine,
he's totally fine.
Speaker 2: They wanted to do it all. They wanted to do
it again, you guys, they wanted to do I mean,
I know that he like dropped out, but they would
have voted for him again. If he was he would
have gotten more votes than Kamala, I assure you he
would have. That's how stupidocrats are, my god, and how.
Speaker 4: Willing they are to overlook just complete disastrous presidency that
he has had. I mean, this has just been wow.
Speaker 2: Right. But Trump is a threat to democracy, right, He's
so scary.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 4: I know a lot of people have mixed feelings about
Mike Johnson as speaker. They don't think he has enough
of a bite that he can bark a lot, but
doesn't have enough of a bite. But when it comes
to funding for Ukraine, because I know Secretary Blincoln just
a couple of days ago tweeted out, Hey, we're authorizing
another I don't know, seventy five million dollars for Ukraine, and.
Speaker 2: It's just it's ridiculous. Right.
Speaker 4: So Mike Johnson was asked the other day about whether
the House is going to approve Joe Biden's request for
more funding for Ukraine in these last however many weeks
he has left of his presidency. And here is what
he said.
Speaker 5: Why haven't admisiration requested to attach the upcoming CR additional
A to Ukraine doing.
Speaker 4: Twenty four billion dollars?
Speaker 2: Are you planning to do that?
Speaker 13: I'm not planning to do that. They're developments by the
hour in Ukraine. I think, as we predicted, and as
I said to all of you weeks before the election,
if Donald Trump is elected, it will change that the
dynamic of the Rushi War on Ukraine, and we're seeing
that happen. So it is not the place of Joe
Biden to make that decision.
Speaker 14: Now.
Speaker 13: We have a newly elected president and we're going to
wait and take the new commander in chief's direction on
all of that. So I don't expect any Ukraine funding.
Speaker 6: To come up now.
Speaker 2: Okay, look at him finding a set of balls. Look
at that, right.
Speaker 6: I mean it took.
Speaker 2: Getting a new president to do that, but I mean,
look at that. Okay, he's like taking a little bit
of Trump's balls and like putting him in his own pants.
That's what he's doing. It's like, I'll take a little
the worst visual you've ever ever done ever. You welcome everybody.
It's like, I mean, Trump has enough to go around,
so he's like, I'll just take some of yours and
I'll just shove him right in there since I don't
have any.
Speaker 4: Okay, oh my gosh, all right, we do need to
talk we need to us this whole assassination yesterday of
the United Healthcare CEO, guy by the name of Brian Thompson.
Here's a news story about it if in case for
some reason you missed them.
Speaker 15: Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson is dead after being shot in Midtown, Manhattan.
The shooting happened near the Midtown Hilton. Thompson was not
staying in the hotel, but we've learned he was in
New York for investors conference. Police say right now they
believe that shooting was targeted, and our Phil Lipoff is
here in studio with the latest one this Phil. To
hear about anyone being shot is obviously unnerving.
Speaker 4: But where this happened, Yeah, even.
Speaker 16: For New York City, this is a brazen murder that
happened in broad daylight just before seven o'clock this morning.
Police are telling us that Brian Thompson, as you mentioned,
who is the CEO of the insurance wing.
Speaker 2: I want to get that right and sure, the health.
Speaker 16: Insurance wing of United Healthcare was walking up to the Hilton,
which is if you're familiar with New York City around
the country, it's sixth Avenue between fifty third and fifty four.
Speaker 15: Very close to Radio City, very close to the Christmas
Tree that everyone comes to see a tourist.
Speaker 16: That lighting is tonight too, so you know there's more
security in the area. This CEO was walking up there
was an investors conference there in the Hilton. He was
not staying there, but he's just walking up there. And
a witness tells our affiliate WABC here in New York
City that they saw a man dressed in all black
with a black ski mask on waiting outside the hilton
fired a gun several times, hit this fifty year old man,
Brian Thompson, in the chest and he was rushed to
the hospital later died at the hospital. Police are telling
us this looks to be a targeted attack. It was
very specific. They just don't know why he was targeted
in the investment.
Speaker 2: I mean, the guy waited for him. He waited for him,
and I guess, you know, because somebody I saw another
interview yesterday from somebody that said that looked like he
had waited for hours, like in the cold, and then
when he came out, he obviously knew what this guy
looked like that was targeted and he had a silencer,
and so it was I'm obviously targeted.
Speaker 4: He knew this is obviously a professional hit. There was
like the video and I thought about playing it, and
then I was like, we don't need to show the
actual moment that.
Speaker 2: This guy dies.
Speaker 4: But there's it's it's everywhere like this video of the
actual assassination from you know, like an overhead street camera
and there's just another person like off to the side
watching it happen. Can you imagine, and that bystander. Yeah, yeah,
and the hitman totally focused, just he's got his eyes
on the target, hits the target and then just leaves
and you know what.
Speaker 2: Wow. I don't know if it was a if it
was a professional job, I think it just a regular
person could have done that too, with a silencer and
just waited for him if they knew who he was.
I don't necessarily believe that it was a hit man,
because I.
Speaker 4: Don't know because just to be that brazen and not
and like have such a plan because he's still on
the loose, if you have such a plan to get
to leave, just like.
Speaker 2: The if you're if you're angry enough, if like say
it was somebody that had a grandma that didn't get
I'm just listen, I'm just putting out theories. Say, say
somebody that had a grandma that didn't get her money
for insurance. I mean, this guy dealt with insurance money.
He dealt with people that were getting you know, hand
not handout. So what are you in insurance like when
they get their their moneys. He I mean he had
a lot of yeah, their claims and whatnot. I mean
apparently his wife had said that they had gotten threats, right,
and you know, because people were denied claims, they were denying.
So I don't know, I mean, I don't there's there's
no there's no time. He probably a lot of people
that hated him. It's a terrible thing what happened. It's awful, gosh,
completely awful. But I mean, there's just it could have
been just a regular person. Look what I mean, listen,
we saw what happened.
Speaker 4: People are people have told us that a regular guy
tried to kill Trump. Yeah, that day, So it was
just some regular twenty year old kid. If I'm led
to believe that that's true, then a regular person could
have done this on the street of New York.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean. Was like I thought that
they were isn't that illegal to have guns? I'm illegal
to kill people right, well exactly, but it isn't it
illegal to have guns with silencers in New York City?
I thought it was legal.
Speaker 4: Or guns at all. Like, I don't think you could
just walk around Broad Daylight, New York City with a.
Speaker 2: Firearm like that. But I'm glad they're going He's like
the gun laws don't work or something, right, I'm glad
they're going after people like Daniel Penny though, well.
Speaker 4: Exactly, And that was Sean Davis's point. He was, like,
targeted assassinations are happening in the middle of New York City,
so obviously the city prosecutors focused.
Speaker 2: On imprisoning a good samaritan.
Speaker 4: We had the audacity to protect a train full of
people from a.
Speaker 2: Nut job, Yeah exactly. Yeah, we'll get to.
Speaker 4: Some Daniel Penny too. But another interesting thing about this
particular assassination is that now just this morning or last night,
they discovered that the shell casings that were that were
discovered by detectives that were found at the scene of
Brian Thompson's death, where they had an inscription. The words deny, defend,
and depose were on each of the shell casing, and
I don't know what that means, but that was discovered
last night. So that's weird, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that is weird. And they and the organization United
Healthcare was they were in an entanglement with the DOJ.
There's all sorts of stuff. I just feel like we're
going to learn a lot more about this over the
next couple of weeks. I hope.
Speaker 6: That's why.
Speaker 4: I don't feel like it was a regular dude. I
feel like there's something very upper level about this about it,
just because of the DJ investigations and all the stuff
surrounding it.
Speaker 2: His face was showing this guy's face, You could see
his face. It's like I looked at my husband yesterday
and I said, what's showing in his face? Okay, like
what you can see? You guys saw a lot of
you guys probably saw the picture of this shooter. I mean,
if that were any if that were my husbands, say, right,
if I could see like that part, I'd be able
to identify him.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So if anybody knows this guy, if he has any
family or friends or anybody that's ever known him whatsoever,
they should be able to identify him.
Speaker 4: You would think Yeah. Now, you guys know about Blue Sky,
which is the new leftist Twitter. Essentially, it's where all
the crazies have gone, one of them being Taylor Lorenz,
who is a psychotic who we've talked about many, many
times on the show. It's been a long time, but
she's out there and she was retweeting some of the
most distasteful memes about this guy's death. Libs of TikTok
actually posted about this yesterday and spotlet some of the
things that she that Taylor Lorenz was doing. For example,
she posted the photo and name of the Blue Cross
Blue Shield CEO in the immediate aftermath, saying hey, like,
here's your next targetessentially, and then she was even justifying
this assassination, saying, and people wonder why we want these
executives dead? Oh my god, Yeah, because yesterday Blue Cross
Blue Shield in Connecticut, New York, and Missouri they declared
they're no longer going to pay for anesthesia for the
full length of some surgeries, which is batshit. That is
completely it's wrong. But to say something like we want
the executives dead, and this is the same chick who
would complain about being bullied by libs of TikTok uh.
Speaker 2: Huh, yeah, kidding me. Yeah, it is completely bad shit
it is, and the like seriously with the timing lady,
like what are you doing? Like right, god, yeah, this
is nuts. She's completely not I mean, but to my
point before, I just don't know. I don't know their
normal people are capable of getting a gun with the
silencer and putting a hoodie on and going in and
gain coffee right before, which is what this guy did
and doing that. I mean, it's people are not it's
people are freaking nuts in this world. This is the thing.
I don't know. So I got to see more on
this over the next couple of weeks and see just
see what happens. But people are desperate. People will do
desperate things in desperate times. That's and I.
Speaker 4: Feel like the longer it takes to identify a suspect,
the more shady it seems, the more it seems like
it's a professional deal.
Speaker 2: I mean, I agree with you on that. Yeah, I don't.
I don't know.
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which of course we still don't have a verdict on.
Alan Derleiwitz super super mad about this. This is a
couple of nights ago that he was talking about how
absolutely egregious it is that Alvin Bragg has even brought
this case up. Let's hear from Alan right here.
Speaker 17: Well, the villain of this case is the district attorney.
He never should have brought this case. The judge should
never have allowed it to get to the jury. There
is so much reasonable doubt here. I was worried when
the jury didn't come back after two hours of deliberation.
I suspect there may be one or two people who
have some doubts, but it would be shocking to me
if there were a conviction in this case. And if
there were a conviction, I think it would be reversed
on appeal. This is a case that never should have
been brought. This is a case that would never have
been brought had the alleged victim not been black. This
is a case which was brought as the result of
protests on the street. Not a fair application of the law.
And I believe that ethics committees should be looking into
District Attorney Bragg relating to his decision to bring this case,
his decision to bring the Trump case. He has become
a danger to the rule of law in America.
Speaker 2: Yep, I agree, yep. I just can't believe talking about this.
I can't. Well, I do think.
Speaker 4: Because I know the other day I was like, brace yourself, Daisy,
there's gonna be a little verdict. Now I'm starting to
feel like, because it's taking this long that they're that
he will he'll actually get off. I'm sorry to.
Speaker 2: Hope because I okay, because I would think the opposite. Really,
this should be so easy, this should just be so
freaking easy for them to be like this is the
dumbest case ever. We're letting him go, like this is stupid.
But the fact that they are deliberating for song makes
me think the opposite. So I don't know, I I
don't know.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 4: I was feeling really good until you said that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I just yeah, crazy, this whole case isn't It
is crazy.
Speaker 4: It is absolutely crazy. Yesterday you were talking about the prosecutor.
Her name is Dafna Uran. I'm not convinced that she
was born a woman.
Speaker 2: I'm mistake. Why when you see her picture, her picture,
you're like the little suss Yeah.
Speaker 4: Well, well and it turns out she I mean, she's
just here's an example of how awful she is. So
what you're about to see is a video of her
bragging about a case in which she reduced the charges
from an armed robbery who murdered an eighty six year
old man. She reduced the charges from murder to manslaughter
because she felt bad about the trauma that the robber
had experienced early on and so, and she brags about this.
So you're going to see again, Daphne Iran. Here she
is talking about the past trauma of rubber.
Speaker 14: So I'm going to give you an example of something
that I did with a recent case of mind. And
this was never has never been done. I got. I
had a murder case where the defendant did not intentionally
kill the victim. He went into an atm on the
Upper West Side and tried to rob an individual. Unfortunately,
it was an older individual, he was eighty six, and
in the course of the robbery, he fell to the
ground and as a result he died.
Speaker 6: This is on the.
Speaker 14: Law a felony murder, which is akin to intentional murder. However,
when I first got the case, I learned I took
the time to learn about the defendant and it was
a strong case, so it wasn't about who done it
and knew immediately who did it. I could prove it.
I could take it to trial that day and win it.
But it wasn't about that. It was that the more
I learned about the defendant and his life and the circumstances,
the kinds of things that Jarrelle was talking about, that
one should take into account the trauma of that individual.
Speaker 2: No, No, I shouldn't. Can you imagine if that was
your eighty six year old father and she's taken it
into account, Like, oh my god, the past trauma of
the killer. That is a man. That's a man. It's
such a man, you guys, such a dude.
Speaker 4: Like there's no.
Speaker 2: Question, right, absolutely, zero question, okay Ara, I.
Speaker 4: Just want to make sure we're all on the same
page about that.
Speaker 2: Yes, everybody's like, that's a man, baby, Yep, all right.
Speaker 4: Let's move on to Pete Hegseth, because there's still drama
swirling around Pete and whether or not he's going to
get confirmed.
Speaker 2: He seems to be.
Speaker 4: Very bullish on the chances that he has with the sender,
and he's been going around and meeting with senators all
day yesterday. I think he plans to do the same
thing today, he of course, is being defended by many, many, many,
many people that he worked with directly, including his two
co hosts of the weekend show.
Speaker 2: Rachel Campos.
Speaker 4: Duffy tweeted yesterday too, I think it was NBC News
who originally broke the ridiculous story about the drinking and
all this stuff.
Speaker 2: So she wrote a diatribe.
Speaker 4: To NBC saying, you should be ashamed of yourself for
posting these lies.
Speaker 2: Why don't you ask me.
Speaker 4: I've had a front seat to Pete Hegset's life and maturation.
I've seen him turn his life around spiritually as a father,
a husband over the last seven years. She talks about
how much she admires him because he's he's worked so
hard to become the man that he is today. She
was just one person who defended him. There were many,
many others, including his other co host, Will Caine, who said,
your story is horseshit. NBC News, put my name on it.
On the record. It'll be your only on the record
source signed the guy who sat next to him for
eight hours every week for five years, starting at six am.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I love that.
Speaker 2: I do too. I mean, it's just such crap. Yeah,
and it's like I think it was Senator Kennedy who
was asked about him, and he said, he said, like
every saint has a pass and every center has a future.
That's what he said. And I love that because it's true.
You know what, So we did some stuff, right, I've
done some stuff, like you know what I mean, We've
all done some stuff. God helped me if I ever
ran for office, you know what I mean. Like, people
do stuff. So he drank some beer like he did,
he did some womanizing. He's a good guy. He is
a face like every single time he gets off the air,
because I watched that on the weekends. Is I don't
really like the weekday show and I don't have time
to watch it during the week, but on the weekends
when they get off the air, he's like, go to church,
he's he is a faith centered guy. I like him.
There are guys that have passed and then they turn
their lives around. And I don't even think he was
that bad. I mean, and compared compares compared to other guys.
You know, So he did some stuff. People do some stuff.
You know, He's whatever. I don't care, I don't care.
What can he do? Now? What kind of a guy,
is he right now? You know? And he's a good guy, So.
Speaker 4: Everybody shut up, I know, but I mean, the stories
keep swirling. There's still a lot of doubt. It sounds
like from some Republican senators.
Speaker 14: I know.
Speaker 4: It's super frustrating. Jd Vance had tweeted as soon as
his Pete hegg Say's mom was on what was on
Fox Yesterday? As we mentioned, he said, Pete Haggs's mom
on Fox and Friends this morning defending her son. She
points out that she sent an emotional email and then
apologized two hours later. The media never talks about the
apology because they're trying to destroy him and not tell
the truth.
Speaker 2: And the media, which is exactly right, they should have
never published it. But they're disgusting and they did that.
It was such an invasion of privacy what they did.
Speaker 4: Shan and I saw people were criticizing her for going
on to like criticizing him for sending his mom to
defend him, which is such bullshit. They're the one that
New York Times is the one that brought his mom
into this news story.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 4: And of course she should go and defend herself, and
so she did and here's a little she was on
for I think a good fifteen minutes. But here is
the more critical part of the interview that she did
on Fox and Friends.
Speaker 18: Say, as I am here to tell the truth, to
tell the truth to the American people, and tell the
truth to the senators on the Hill, especially our female senators.
I really hope that you will not listen to the
media and that you will listen to Pete.
Speaker 17: Well, and you are here to tell us because you
are in the news now.
Speaker 2: So why did you write that email.
Speaker 18: Well, let's go on right, let's go back seven years,
which if we all went back seven years, we would
we would see that maybe we were not the people
we are today. But they were going through. Pete and
his wife at the time, we're going through a very
difficult divorce. It was a very emotional time. And I'm
sure many of you across the country understand how difficult
divorce is on a family. There's emotions, We say things,
and I wrote that in haste, I wrote that with
deep emotions. I wrote that as a parent, and about
two hours later, I should I should, My husband tells
me I should think through things a little bit more.
But Pete and I are both very passionate people. I
wrote that out of love and about two hours later
I retracted it with an apology email. But nobody's seen that,
so it was a difficult time. I want to say
something about the media, and part of today is to
discredit the media and how they operate when they contact you.
I let a few phone calls go, but then they
call you and say they threaten you. That's the first
thing they do. They say, unless you make a statement,
we will publish it as is. And I think that's
a despicable way to treat anyone. Threats are dangerous, and
their heart on families.
Speaker 4: She just gross.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it is gross. First of all, he looks a
lot like her. Genetics are really cool. He looks like
his mom. She's a beautiful woman. This is also stupid,
you know, the fact that they took that letter and
they published it. They're the assholes.
Speaker 4: Yes, absolutely, yeah, And you know, listen, it was a
very stern letter. She was obviously, like she said, full
of emotion. It was a super tumultuous divorce. You know,
there was custody issues involved. She was worried about his
treatment of the mother of his children at the time,
and she had thoughts about it, as most mothers do,
and usually you don't ever stop parenting. I could totally
see myself doing something similar if I was that disappointed
with my own kid and then having regrets about it
and also working past it, like that's what families do.
And so for the New York Times to be like,
see here's his own mother doesn't think he should be
in this role.
Speaker 2: It's just nonsense. It's just in twenty twenty four, all
of a sudden, all of this stuff is our business.
Remember back in the seventies and eighties, when none of
this stuff was our business. I don't care about this stuff.
His family staff is not of my concern. Can you
do the job? Can he do the job? That's what
I want to know, And you know what he can?
I think you can. That's how I feel. That's how
I feel about all of them across the board. I
don't know about their family business. I don't want people
to know about my family business. You know what I mean.
It's like you want to know about dysfunction. I got
it in my family, y'all don't want to hear about it. Seriously.
I mean, this is the thing. Can I do the job.
That's what people should want to know about me when
I go into a job interview. They should not want
to know about my family dysfunction. I would imagine that
a lot of you guys have family dysfunction. When you
go into a job interview, do you have to talk
about it? This is absurd. Why are they talking about
any of this stuff? This is such nonsense.
Speaker 4: Well, then, of course there was the Wall Street Journal
story yesterday that we talked about. Like the headline yesterday was, oh,
Trump is already thinking about pulling his nomination of Pete.
Hegseth in favor of Governor Ron DeSantis to lead the
Department of Defense instead, So that rumor started swirling, and
Pete was asked about that while he was on the
way to meet with various senators yesterday on the Hill.
Speaker 7: Have you had any conversations when the President left lak
You's got an our deciantis.
Speaker 19: I spoke to the President like yesterday morning, he said,
keep going, keep quite find you.
Speaker 6: All the way.
Speaker 2: So you're in this all the way?
Speaker 16: Why would I back down?
Speaker 20: I'm always gonna fight her.
Speaker 21: I'm here four more fighters.
Speaker 6: This personal passionate for me.
Speaker 4: So you're not withdrawing your name from consideration just to
be player.
Speaker 6: Meeting all day with senators and.
Speaker 2: Any wrong was just on Fox.
Speaker 6: She says that you are a changed Hi been a wonderful.
Speaker 4: So he talked to Donald Trump yesterday morning. Donald Trump said,
keep fighting. I'm I've got your back. So I don't
know where that story. I don't know what the Wall
Street Journal, I don't know where that story originated, or
I don't know what it was about. But it doesn't
seem that that is the case.
Speaker 2: I think that I responded online yesterday to post about him.
It was, you know, regarding the media and like people
like her, and I think I actually on our behalf,
which is probably not appropriate, but I think I wrote
f them, keep fighting because this is so stupid. All
of it's stupid. This is what they do, you guys.
This is what the left does. Is what politics. I mean,
it's just it's so inconsequential, all of it. It's just noise.
All of it's noise. They're trying to destroy this guy,
just like they try to destroy everybody else. Do you
have to do this in the private sector? Do you
have to defend your morality? I mean, really, do you
have to defend everything you've ever done in your whole life.
He's interviewing for a job. Can he do the job?
This is so stupid, it is dumb.
Speaker 4: It's Asini and the reporters would not stop pestering him
anytime he walked out of a senator's office yesterday, they
were on him, and finally he said this, yes.
Speaker 19: As far as everything else, I had a chance to
sit down with Megan Kelly today for an hour. I
refer you to that interview she asked, probably all the
questions you guys would like.
Speaker 4: To and that she did so with just a couple
of clips from that interview with Megan Kelly. So she
asked him specifically, what is the status of Trump, Like,
where is he is?
Speaker 2: What's his standing on you right now?
Speaker 4: And here's what he's right.
Speaker 22: So it's been an all assault since Trump named you,
no doubt, I mean, from alleged rape allegations to allegations
about your marriage, to financial mismanagement, allegations at your companies
that you ran your foundations. I should say, how's it
going with Trump right now? Is he so far standing
by you? And have you spoken to him?
Speaker 19: I spoke to him this morning Megan. I mean, he's amazing.
He's a fighter, he's been through this himself. And he
told me. The last thing he said to me, well,
two things he said to me when I left his
office when he chose me, was well, besides what he
said about being a war fighter, we can get into
that was you're going to need.
Speaker 23: To be tough as shit.
Speaker 19: You don't need to be tough as shit. But he
paused again as I was walking away and said, but
you're the man for this moment. I chose you because
you're the guy that's gonna put the war fighters first.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 19: We haven't had that.
Speaker 2: We need a guy that's kicked.
Speaker 19: Down doors and understands the consequences of war and why
US deterring war, fighting it and winning it is important.
He gets it, and we can get into the policy
of all of that. But ultimately he reiterated the same
thing this morning, hypete, I got your back. It's a fight.
They're coming after you.
Speaker 23: Get after it.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I hope that's true. I mean, I hope that
Trump sticks by him. I hope so too. And I
think he is the right guy for the job. I
think he is the guy for the moment, and he's
a disruptor too, and they don't like that, and so
that makes it even more obvious to me that he
should be the guy that does the job because they
don't like them, so put him in there. Well.
Speaker 4: Megan asked him too about you know, if there are
FBI investigations into all of these accusations, is he ready
for that? And he said bring it on in.
Speaker 19: The hallway, trying to chirp at my wife and I
as we walked down the hallway. I don't owe them
an answer. I owe an answer to the members of
the United States Senate who are going to vote for
a confirmation here. And my meetings with them have been fantastic.
No one has looked me in the eye and say
I have concerns and I can't vote for you. In fact,
most have said, let's take a picture and I'm behind
you all the way. And that's a reflection of Donald
Trump and the strength of his election, but also the
mandate to change something at the Defense Department. So the
meetings have been great. We're going to continue doing it.
We're not backing down one.
Speaker 6: Bit would be the confirmation hearings.
Speaker 22: How you're going to get cross examined by Democrats and
potentially an FBI investigation.
Speaker 2: Do you welcome an FBI investigation?
Speaker 19: Well, I can't wait for an FBI investigation.
Speaker 2: Can't wait?
Speaker 19: How soon can they start?
Speaker 23: Really?
Speaker 2: Yes, because that gives.
Speaker 19: Me an opportunity for them to do a real investigation.
So what the media is doing right now is a
witch hunt. It's trial by false accusation in law. The
FBI is going to look through what and if they
do their job properly, which I fully expect they will,
they'll talk to everybody and get the full story and
a full understanding.
Speaker 2: That's a report I welcome.
Speaker 19: So yeah, we're not we're not hiding for that one bit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's what two people and somebody pointed it out
in our comments. Lindsey Graham doesn't like it very much. Gee,
I wonder why. I mean, let's figure that one out.
And then Jony Ernest.
Speaker 4: Is not a big fan because Joni wants the job.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, this is the thing. They all have
motives why they don't like him. Doesn't take a brain
surgeon to figure this out, Like get bent, lindsay, you
know God.
Speaker 4: And then this whole more recent story about the drinking, which.
Speaker 2: Is so odd it's so stupid.
Speaker 4: So he had a This is the longer than the
last of the clips that will show of his interview
with Megan. But she asked him about that directly, and
here is how he responded about drinking.
Speaker 19: You know what, that's a there's an interesting one there.
First of all, I've never had a drinking problem. I
don't everyone's ever approached me and said, oh, you you
should really look at getting help for a drink. Never.
I've never sought counseling, never sought help. I respect and
appreciate people who do. But you know, what do guys
do when they come back for more? Oftentimes have some beers?
You know, how do you deal with the demons you
see on the battlefield? Sometimes it's with a bottle. Unfortunately, tragically,
for too many guys, it's with the bottle, and then
it's depression and even worse, suicide. I mean, we've got
an epidemic of that in our country. Thank God, by
the grace of God, I found my chapters of purpose
that pulled me out of that. I found in many ways,
I found two things. My two j's my Jenny, my wife,
Jennifer changed my life, saved me. There's just no doubt
about it. And my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. And
without those two j's, I wouldn't be sitting here right now.
But with those two Jays, like my mom said this morning,
and I didn't get a chance to see all of it,
but God bless my mom. I'm a very different person
than I was ten years ago, than I was fifteen
years ago. But I'm also the right guy to be
in the Pentagon to understand what our young water fighters
are going through, what we send them to do, what
we asked them to do, tour after tour after tour
after tour. Are we equipping them properly? Are they mentally prepared?
Are we helping them on the way back? How are
they transitioning? Were they used properly? I can speak to
that because I've lived it, not from a general's perspective,
not from an air conditioned office in Washington, DC, or
from a think tank, from dusty boots and pulling triggers
with bullets whizzen by, and you're wondering whether you're ever
coming home.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And some people don't understand the fact that he
has a relationship with Jesus. They don't get that They
can't understand it, and I'm sorry for them. That sucks.
And then also they can and understand that he was
in combat, you know, Like there are a lot of
guys that are in the military, and I'm talking about
guys who are higher echelon guys because I've met him,
who are like top tier dudes that have never actually
been in combat. You guys like that's not okay. And
so he does speak for those guys who have had
bullets that have been whizzing by them. And I like
that because he's been there, and he's going to work
for those guys and women, and he's going to.
Speaker 4: Be thinking about them when they make hugely consequential decisions
about whether or not we go to war or with
other countries.
Speaker 2: He doesn't just have a bunch of bars on him
for like sitting at a desk, you know and kiss
an ass. And I appreciate guys like him. That's that's
that's who I appreciate, and so God bless him. I
hope he gets it.
Speaker 4: I know, I know. I hope so too. I don't know,
I don't know where like the wishy watching people like
Lisa Murkowski and Susan Collin, I don't know where they
are on this, but I expect that the confirmation hearings
on every pick that Donald Trump has has put into
the ring. At this point, it's gonna be lit. These
hearings are going to stay tuned as we'll be covering
them for sure. The other big story of yesterday, of course,
was the hearing that took place the Supreme Court hearing
about the Tennessee case of whether or not minors should
have access to gender affirming care. This is and we
talked about Chase str GEO or whatever, that weird ass
person afraid of male Chase Strange, Yes, who's fighting on
behalf of the minor kids, saying oh yeah, we should
absolutely chop off their genitals and give them drugs. And
so this is a very very interesting Supreme Court case.
All the news stations were covering it. There was ann
who had a very interesting little panel of people, including
a ten year old trans child, and they asked that child, well,
what are you most afraid of when it comes to
the Supreme Court potentially saying you don't get access to
this care. This is the most disgusting exploitation of a
child ever. Watch Barns, have you had about speaking out.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm gonna be like murdered.
Speaker 24: Like one day I'm gonna be walking down the street
and somebody's gonna come up and shoot me or something.
Speaker 25: Oh my god, that's a really scary thing to be
worrying about it ten years old.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that should not be worry.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and your parents are doing.
Speaker 2: That to you, right, That's not something she came up
with on her own.
Speaker 4: No, Oh my god, that made me so sick to
my stomach.
Speaker 2: Did to make everybody sick to their stomach. But liberals
are like, no, that's fine, that's totally fine. You should
totally teach you that. Oh my god, that is abuse, yes,
child abuse, yes.
Speaker 4: And there were all kinds of people outside the Supreme
Court protesting. There were a lot of speakers on behalf
of normalcy.
Speaker 2: Matt Walsh from.
Speaker 4: The Daily Wire was out there, tons of speakers, Chloe
Cole was out there, lots and lots of speakers saying
this is absolutely crazy that this is even a thing.
We're not going to stop fighting to protect kids. But
then there were also the crazy protesters, and Nancy Mace
was out there giving her perspective about the crazies.
Speaker 3: Getting outside the Supreme Court right behind me.
Speaker 2: You can see the lunatic protesters there. The Supreme Court
is hearing a case today about Tennessee and quote gender
affirming care, where that is.
Speaker 4: Actually that's child abuse.
Speaker 2: As all of us know.
Speaker 3: They want to pump our kids full of hormones and
have devastating consequences to it. Our kids are not your hamsters,
they're not guinea pigs.
Speaker 2: They're not going to be experimented on.
Speaker 3: And they shouldn't be pumped up or overdosed with hormones.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's what we're talking about today. It's disgusting.
It's going to do permanent damage to these children, and
they don't need it and they shouldn't have it. It shouldn't
be paid for by the government either. It's nonsense and
these people are raging lunatic are They are absolute line.
That's my representative man. Wou'd been great. I know I
love her, they totally love her. And then Chloe Cole,
who you guys may know of.
Speaker 4: She is a de transitioner who's very outspoken about her
experience and how damaging it is to have gender firming.
Speaker 2: Care for kids.
Speaker 4: She talked about her speech in front of the Supreme Court.
She was on the New Show, kind of giving a
quick rundown, and I thought she summarized what's going on beautifully.
Speaker 20: Children they can't consent to things like sex, are buying
alcohol or cigarettes. They can't vote, they can't enter into
legally a binding contracts under the age of eight. So
to allow them to make a decision that will affect
not only the entire course of the development physically, psychologically,
and reproductively is completely ridiculous.
Speaker 2: It is why. I mean, this seems like common sense
to me. Yeah, I get a tattoo, But you can
do this and determine like the course of your like
a whole your whole physical life. That's okay, what what
are you doing?
Speaker 4: I know, it's absolutely insane that this is even a
thing that's being argued in front of the Supreme Court,
and yet it is. And as you might expect, we're
probably not going to get a decision about it until
closer to June, because that's how long they have to deliberate,
even though they'll probably know how they're gonna come down
on this way earlier than that, we may not know
how this goes until June. But as you might expect,
based on some of the sound that came out of
the hearing yesterday, the liberal justices, So to my ore
Pagan Katanji Brown Jackson, who of course I'm named after today.
Speaker 2: They are crazy. They're absolutely crazy.
Speaker 4: Their takes are crazy. And so you're gonna hear a
little bit of the first clip you're going to hear
is of Sodomayor, who is actually trying to suggest that
the gender affirming care, all the hormones that they want
to pump into these.
Speaker 2: Kids has risks.
Speaker 4: That's just like when you take aspirin, guys the same
big risk of transitioners.
Speaker 1: So it becomes a pure exercise of weighing benefits versus risk,
and the question of how many miners have to have
their bodies irreparably harmed for unproven benefits is one that
is best left.
Speaker 26: I'm sorry, Counselor. Every medical treatment has a risk. Oh
my god, even taking aspirin. There is always going to
be a percentage of the population under any medical treatment
that's going to suffer a harm.
Speaker 2: Yeah, asprin has a two thousand year history. I just
can't this, this whole puberty blocker thing. We've been like,
you know, kind of like messing around with it since
I don't know, I mean really technically since the nineteen nineties,
but really more since the two thousands. Is when people
have because of all this social contagion transgenderism and all
the kids like with the TikTok and whatnot, and they're like, oh,
I'm a transgender No you're not. You're really not, but
you think you are. And then your parents are enabling
it because you live in San Francisco and there's a
bunch of tanics that will do it and then and
do this to you, which is basically child abuse is
what it is. This is madness. I cannot believe she
made a comparison between Act known and this. It's a
little different idiot spoken like a true a person without
kids by the way, right right.
Speaker 4: Well, And the comparison's got even more ridiculous because Katanji
Brown Jackson tried to say that this is just like
when they're a ban on interracial marriage. I don't know
how she got from point A to point B. You
guys can listen and hear for yourselves.
Speaker 27: By the statute that was sort of like the starting point.
The question was whether it was discriminatory because it applied
to both races, and it wasn't necessarily invidious or whatever.
But you know, as I read the statute here, excuse me,
the case here. You know, the court starts off by
saying that Virginia is now one of sixteen states which
prohibit and punished marriages on the basis of racial classifications.
And when you look at the structure of that law,
it looks in terms of incontinuing you can't do something
that is inconsistent with your own characteristics.
Speaker 2: It's sort of the same thing.
Speaker 27: So it's interesting to me that we now have this
different argument, and I wonder whether Virginia could have gotten
away with what they did here by just making a
classification argument the way that Tennessee is in this case.
Speaker 2: Hey, Kaitanji, what is a woman? Yeah, she can't answer
that question.
Speaker 4: She has trouble with that one. Yeah, that's a tough
one for her. Yeah, it's tough for her too to
understand basic things like the fact that testosterone affects girls
differently than it affects boys. She has a real struggle
with this one. The Tennessee Solicitors General.
Speaker 2: Tries to explain to her how testosterone work.
Speaker 27: It's on the body in the same way. So what's
your basis for saying I'm not the same.
Speaker 1: I don't think it operates on the body in the
same way testosterone. If you give a boy with the
deficiency testosterone because he has constitutional delayed puberty, that allows
him to go through the and develop the reproductive organs
associated with being a male, if you give it to
a girl, it renders the girl infertile. So we have
eight to twelve year olds.
Speaker 6: I'm sorry.
Speaker 27: I thought your reasons for them being different was that
you said they were different different purposes. I'd heard you
say at the beginning, the reason those two are different
is because one wants them to transition and the other
wants them for some medical purpose.
Speaker 1: Well, to go back to my example in the introduction,
I don't think anyone would say using morphine to assist
suicide is the same treatment as using morphine to manage pain.
It's the same drug, just like it's the same drug here,
but they're being used for fundamentally different purposes. They have
different effects on the body, and once you take out
and recognize medical reality, then there is no argument that
our law differentiates between treatments for males and females.
Speaker 2: I mean, she's heard of different indications for different drugs. Right,
you would think, why is she? Why is she stupid?
Speaker 20: What?
Speaker 2: How do these people make it on the Supreme Court?
I don't. This is what I'm like yesterday. I was
just baffled by that, Like, there that much stupidity on
our Supreme Court.
Speaker 4: It's pretty terrifying, actually, good lord. And then there was
the moment that was so amazing with Sam Alito questioning
Chase Strangio about whether or not transgenderism is in fact immutable.
And so this was really really interesting because they get
themselves into a big pickle when they factor in the
non binary nonsense into the umbrella under tea, the transgender tea.
Speaker 2: Because if you are able to just.
Speaker 4: Change your mind willy nilly, from not just day to day,
but hour to hour or even minute to minute, then
you cannot say this is something you can't help, that
this is something like your race which you cannot change.
You actually are saying just the opposite. And Alito kind
of caught him out on this, which was really a
less something. Actually, Before we even get to that, there's
a clip of Alito talking about whether or not there
are true studies that show that gender affirming care prevents
suicides in the trans people who get the care versus
people who don't. Okay, because there actually has not been
any significant studies which suggest that gender affirming care prevents
suicide even tries.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they want because liberals want you to think that
there are Yeah.
Speaker 4: They say that this is they either get the care
or they take them as suicide. Yeah, And that's just
not born out in the stats. And so the first
clip is about that. The second one is about the
immutable characteristics. We'll just let them play together.
Speaker 5: Be five.
Speaker 23: For the Cash report, it says there is no evidence
that gender affirmative treatments reduce suicide.
Speaker 28: What I think that is referring to is there is
no evidence in some in the studies that this treatment
reduces completed suicide. And the reason for that is completed suicide. Thankfully,
and admittedly it is rare, and we're talking about a
very small population of individuals with studies that don't necessarily
have completed suicides within them. However, there are multiple studies,
long term, longitudinal studies that do show that there is
a reduction in in suicidality, which I think is a
positive outcome to this treatment.
Speaker 23: Does the category of does transgender status apply to individuals
who are gender fluid?
Speaker 28: I think that the distinguishing characteristic is to have a
birth sex that does not align with a gender that
does not align with ones birth sex.
Speaker 6: So it may include people who.
Speaker 28: Have different understandings of their gender identity, but I think
it is still the distinguishing characteristic of a birth sex
and a gender identity that are incongruent.
Speaker 23: Are there individuals who are born male, assigned male at birth,
who at one point identify as female but then later
come to identify as male, And likewise, for individuals who
are assigned female at birth at some point identify as female.
I'm sorry, I identify as male but later come to
identify as female. Are there not such people?
Speaker 4: There are such people?
Speaker 6: I agree with that chest So it's not.
Speaker 23: An immutable characteristic.
Speaker 4: It's not it's not an immutable characteristic. I mean, he
kind of got you been, kind of got you there? Well,
then what like this is just such a this case
is going to be so interesting. I know John Roberts
was saying something about how this really I don't think
that this is something that should be decided by nine
people who are not doctors, and this seems like it's
he It was almost like he was trying to say,
this is kind of like a Row case where this
should be state by state decided issue. I don't know
if that's going to ultimately be what they decide, but
it was interesting to hear his perspective about that.
Speaker 2: So we shall see it is this is insanity. Yeah,
I never thought I would see this. I just you know,
you wake up and you think the batch cannot get
more that shit, and then it it gets that shittier,
you know what I mean. It's like you just think
that it can't get crazier, and it does.
Speaker 4: It just it's nuts, absolutely nuts, which is why we
need some.
Speaker 2: Dear Jennings.
Speaker 4: Who absolutely had battles with so many people, including high
Ponytail Lady on.
Speaker 2: The CNN panel the other day.
Speaker 4: This was about she was trying to say Trump's going
to send the military to round up people and like
shoot it people in the streets and she was absolutely
crazy and he called her out on it and then
just kind of started fighting with everybody. But it's just
a beautiful example. It runs a little bit long, but
it's worth every second of Scott Jennings and the crap
he has to deal with.
Speaker 2: I don't know how he does it. I don't check
this out.
Speaker 25: Don't want to be bringing back water boarding. I don't
want to be a country that tortures people, especially if
we're the kind of country that's going to be using
the military against our own and if thing concerns me.
Speaker 21: What do you mean to use against our own citizens?
Speaker 2: I'm talking about states behave?
Speaker 21: What do you what do you mean?
Speaker 2: What are you talking about?
Speaker 25: I'm talking about sending the military into blue states to
make them behave, getting Gavin Newson under control, getting j
under control, making sure.
Speaker 21: What are you talking about the state capital to commandeer
the state government.
Speaker 6: I mean, I hope not that.
Speaker 25: I'm definitely he's definitely talked about that.
Speaker 29: I don't know why you're talked about the military to
suppress in the Black Lives Matter era, those protests in
the street.
Speaker 21: That just makes sure I understand your position that you
believe Donald Trump is going to use the military to
set up effectively like coups in state capitals of states
that he didn't win.
Speaker 6: I think you're taking it a step or two.
Speaker 21: She should make blue states behave. And she also said
round up immigrants. That's not true, it's deport illegal immigrants.
Speaker 6: I don't know why you're acting. Okay, well, well sorry,
hold on, hold on. I mean look, let's I think
you're right.
Speaker 29: Let's Trump has wanted to use the military to do
things domestically that actually the military is not allowed to do.
Speaker 6: I think that's the point that she's.
Speaker 29: Making, Like what like deport illegal immigrants that is actually
not a function of military.
Speaker 21: The military can absolutely be used to work with local
officials to provide military resources, but working with other parts
of the federal government and local officials. We already said
the nation.
Speaker 6: The will of the local officials or the will.
Speaker 30: Of the state government, we can the military is not
supposed to take up arms against American citizens.
Speaker 6: You can say this.
Speaker 21: Is about illegal immigration, you won't being American citizens.
Speaker 27: Well know whether.
Speaker 21: When you when we know we have one point, you know,
after they die, we have one people in this country
who've already received.
Speaker 10: They are here.
Speaker 30: You know, it's always back to legal immigration. With with
people who support Donald Trump, it's always immigration. That's not
the only thing that we're talking about here. We're talking
about the American people we're talking about taking up arms
against them with the military that's supposed to be protected.
Speaker 21: You cannot say Donald Trump is sending the military to.
Speaker 10: Round up that's what he's.
Speaker 6: What he said. That is not what I'm saying. Totally
he said that, totally false. That's what he said. Scott Trump,
we were.
Speaker 21: In the fever swamp say, I'm sorry, what what is
your dispute here?
Speaker 6: I'm not even because they're.
Speaker 21: Saying that that he's sending the military to shoot or
and or round up American citizens.
Speaker 4: Not We did not say shoot.
Speaker 6: I think.
Speaker 2: He just said he.
Speaker 30: I mean, I did say take up arms, because to
send the army in that's what they're that's what.
Speaker 2: They're At the end, she's like, Scott, why are you
getting so bad out of shape? Scott, Scott, it's so tight.
I can't it's so tight. It's so tight, you guys,
I can't breathe. I could not sit across from her
every day. I couldn't. There would be so much punching.
I couldn't. Seriously, they would like have to take me
away good. So because he's so awesome.
Speaker 4: Here is what he changed his own ex profile cover
photo to after that segment.
Speaker 2: Oh god, it's the greatest. Oh my god, what is
her face there? I know, right, it's awesome.
Speaker 4: So if you are listening and not watching, make sure
that you look back at the one hour fourteen minute
mark to see this picture that Start has used as
his Twitter profile because it's everything.
Speaker 2: Darren has the best comment her cat hate her true
Darren exactly hate it. They've all like, they've all just
like checked out.
Speaker 4: Another clip of Scott Jennings just because it's just because why.
Speaker 2: Not, right, Yeah, it's okay. Ron thinks it's okay. You guys.
Speaker 4: Remember Trump putting out that message, that tweet it was
several days ago now, where he basically directly addressed Hamas
and said, if you don't let our hostages go, there
will be hell to pay, the likes of which you
have never seen. And it was just so refreshing to
have a president of the United States actually fight for
United States. It was something we haven't experienced for the.
Speaker 2: Last four years.
Speaker 4: And Balls and Scott Jennings talked about that also to
the panel on CNN, and here it is.
Speaker 21: Yeah, thank god we have a president elect who's willing
to say it. We've had Americans held hostage since October
the seventh, and we've lacked a president that had the
testicular fortitude to get our people back. This is outrageous
that these Americans were taken and murdered and we've basically
stood back and given lip service to both sides this
and that I want to here it's wrong, and that
this is the this is the wages of weakness of
a week president. All these things you just listed, it's
because we have a week America and now we're gonna
have a strong America. And I think Donald Trump's gonna
have far better success. We had world at peace when
he was president. We had a peace agreement in the
Middle East. But when you take Americans hostage and you
murder Americans, you better damn well know the president of
the United States is going to do something about it.
And we've not known that.
Speaker 6: For four years.
Speaker 2: Everybody quiet, Everybody like Ponytail Girl so quiet.
Speaker 4: She was like, I mean, you can't argue that, you can't.
Speaker 2: What are you going to say to that? What are
you going to say? All the seats they took, all
the seats they sat and they took it. And that
was they needed to do that because they know that
Joe Biden and Kamala big fat wosses.
Speaker 20: Mm hmmm.
Speaker 6: Wow.
Speaker 4: They're the worst of the worst, and so are all
of the people that they relied on so heavily during
the COVID crisis, namely that's sleazy, weezily Peter Hotels. You guys,
I don't know how to interpret the clip that you're
about to hear in any way except as a threat,
as a threat on all of us.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because how is.
Speaker 4: He able to say that there's going to be all
these new diseases coming out on January twenty first?
Speaker 2: Yep, it's a threat. Yeah in the hell.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And if you don't believe me, take it straight
from his face.
Speaker 31: Here's the reason why we need to care about this stuff, Nicole,
is that we have some big picture stuff coming down
the pike starting on January twenty first. Mister Bloomberg mentioned
H five N one that I'm really worried about. It's
all over wild birds on the western part of the
United States and going up in the north. It's getting
into the poultry. We're seeing a sporadic human cases. No
human human transmission yet, but that could have And it's
in the cattle, it's in the milk, and that's just
the beginning. We have another major coronavirus likely brewing in Asia.
We've had SARS in two thousand and two, SARS tow
COVID nineteen and twenty nineteen, and we know these viruses
are jumping from bats to people thousands of times a year.
But there's still more there. We know that we have
a big problem with mosquito transmitted viruses all along the
Gulf coast where I am here in Texas. We're expecting
dangy and probably possibly zeca virus coming back, or a
pouche virus, maybe even yellow fever, and there's more. Then,
we have all this sharp rise in vaccine preventable diseases
going up because of part the anti vaccine activism that's
so prominent right now. We have a fivefold rise in
protesta's cases whooping cough over the last year, fifteen measles
outbreaks this year. We've got polio that's been in the
wastewater in New York State. All that's going to come
crashing down on January twenty first on the Trump administration
one day. Really good team to be able to handle this.
Speaker 2: Emily said, all right, Daisy go fight this woman. Somebody
called it Peter Kotex and I am there for that.
I just love that so much. I'm surprised me and
I'm surprised this guy didn't have a mask on, an
N ninety five mask on, because you know, he walks
around with the mask all the time, still in Texas,
and everybody's like you, okay, you stay away from that weirdo. Okay.
Speaker 4: All the references to January twenty first were very unnerving,
but that's it's totally a threat.
Speaker 2: You're absolutely right, and listen, if anything does come to
pass on January twenty first, we've all learned our lesson.
The smart people have we've all learned their lesson. You
bet your sweet and bippy, things will be done differently,
they will all And that guy needs to stfu. You know,
Oh my god, that guy, it's just the worst guy.
Has he not seen the five hundred plus page report
on how they did everything wrong and how people need
to be held accountable and how his profit fauci is
He should be prosecuted. I'm waiting. I'm waiting for that
troll to go to jail. People like him to go
to jail.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but he's going to get a preemptive pardon.
Speaker 2: I'm guy. If anything happens, everything will be done differently.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean that. Yeah, that's just I hate that guy.
Speaker 2: Hate that guy. Yep apropos of absolutely nothing.
Speaker 4: I thought it was important that everybody get clued in
on a status update of Britney Spears. You guys, she's
not well.
Speaker 6: She is.
Speaker 4: She is about to turn forty two, I think, wow.
And what is the video that she put out about
her birthday?
Speaker 24: Anyways? And it's my birthday. I'm not turning forty two.
I'm turning the five this year. I'm turning five years
old and I have to go to kindergarten tomorrow. Baby
Struggle a very very cute baby baby cake that my
own friend. It really kind of hurts my feelings that
the paparazzi like a white Jason mask and it doesn't
even look like me. They've always been incredibly cruel to me,
the paparetzi and pictures and the way they've illustrated me
to be in some of it. I know I'm not
perfect at all by any means, but some of it
is extremely mean and cruel, and that's why I've moved
to Mexico.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, I was wrong about the whole free Britney thing.
I was wrong. I mean, I fully admit that. I
don't think she ever should have been freed. I don't.
I think somebody needs to be taken care of this
woman someone She is clearly insane and listen, I think
a lot of it has to do with the fact
that her no one, no one loved her enough. You know,
no one did. They just used her for money. They like,
pimp this girl out. And that's how I feel about that.
It's it's it's kind of like, you know, you look
at like the demise of like a Chris Farley. No
one loved him enough, really loved him enough to make
sure he was taken care of, and then he was gone.
You know yeah, I just like it's like no one
loves her enough for her, and that makes me sad
for her. I know, You're like, I don't feel I know,
pre show, You're like, I don't know if I feel
sorry for her.
Speaker 4: I just I can't muster up sympathy for her. I
just am so grossed out by all of her naked
videos and her dancing and the way I just I don't.
Speaker 2: I know that's and it's gross that she does that stuff.
But I think she does it because that's all she knows,
because it's literally her parents threw her into that stuff
at such a young age, like nobody loved her enough.
I just I'm sorry, I'm a sap for this stuff.
I just feel bad for her. I do. I feel bad, and.
Speaker 4: I you're a better person than me.
Speaker 2: I don't know if I'm a better person. I just
feel like they literally they they all benefited from the
wealth that she provided for everybody, and then they threw
her away, you know.
Speaker 4: So you know what we haven't had in days and
days is a DD Oh my god, you guys.
Speaker 2: Okay, you ready for a D day? Do we have one? Okay?
So I saw this yesterday and I am I'm a
big like. I like weighted blankets and I like to
I like to be all snugly in my bed and everything.
I saw this yesterday and I thought I would totally
do this in my home. I would get one of these.
I'd probably freak my husband out because I would look
like an inchworm. But I would never do it in
an airport. Would you wear this in an airport?
Speaker 11: Not get till you'll try it. This adult swaddle calms
your central minivous system instantly and hopes relax you after
your flight has been delayed funny times and then finally
canceled and you're just waiting for your next rebook and
it's thirty percent off right now.
Speaker 2: Not in an airport looks glorious. It does, but not
an airport. I mean, you're going to freak some people
out an airport. But I would love to I'd love
to be in that in my house.
Speaker 4: At night, like I would.
Speaker 2: I would like that to be swaddled like that.
Speaker 4: That makes amazing, like.
Speaker 2: A human inch worm. It's awesome. I don't know where
I can find that. I need to go get the
link and maybe find one of those. I know some
people are to off you look like you're a clauster phobic. Yeah,
but your head sticking out looks I mean you can.
Speaker 4: You can have your head sticking out all the way
if you want.
Speaker 2: Right, So, they say it's a foreskin bag or a
body condom. That's what a lot of people are saying.
I've seen this movie Cocoon. It is kind of like that.
But yeah, does look really snuggly in the wintertime. You
guys movie.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you couldn't do this in the airport because you've
got to be able to get up and go, you
know what I mean? Like that and that does not
look like something you can get up and go in.
Speaker 2: Like, how do you get out of it if you
get to pee? That's a great question. You know, menopausal
women have to feel a lot. That is a really
great consideration. I've got to I've got to consider that
for sure. But it does look comfy. I just thought
everybody needed to see that. Very interesting.
Speaker 4: We have some VENMO and some local support to talk about,
and then you'll do the rest of these.
Speaker 2: I can do the rest.
Speaker 4: So, first of all, Pam Parlow said, Liz Wheeler gotten
Trump's ear about his DEA Pick. So if you have
any contact with her team, let them know that you're
let them know your concerns with his Surgeon General pick.
I don't know, Liz Wheeler, but that is interesting.
Speaker 2: We can contact Eric Trump. That's the only person that
we have contact with. That's it, and we don't even
I don't even know if I'll answer us.
Speaker 4: Yeah, let's see. Marilyn Ayrer said, good morning, beautiful chicks
denied defend depose is the title of a book about
the insurance industry. It's actually not exactly the same words
that were on the casings.
Speaker 2: It's very close.
Speaker 4: I know a lot of people have said that, but
it's not exactly the title. So I don't know if
that's what this is about. I don't know, but it
is close to that title for sure. And then Osuki said,
I think the jurors, and she's talked about the Daniel
Penny case, I think the jurors are too fearful to
come back with a verdict of not guilty too soon
or at all.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's a great take. I hear It's interesting.
Speaker 27: Right.
Speaker 2: They don't want to They don't want to do it
like very very quickly, because that would make him look like, okay,
we're like too sure of this, and then there may
be unrest or something like that, and the same, right,
I hear you, Okay, all right, ye right, missy. The
other day, I try to join Insiders, but it said
I'm on a waiting list, and it still says that
this morning is something wrong. Wait, we've had issues on
the waiting waiting list. Yeah, we've had issues with Insiders before.
But I don't think I've ever remember the one waiting
know how to do anything about that. I don't have
to look into that, Missy, We'll have to look into that.
Kimberly Donaldson, congrats on the new cow. How on earth
are you going to fit him or her in the
photo collage? We don't get him for another couple of
months because he's still kind of a baby, but I
will definitely show you guys, pictures and all that kind
of stuff. He is a love Lalen's life. I work
for a health insurance company and answered people's secure messages.
We get threats quite often. This is not surprising, very interesting.
Take Wow, Adam Noel question about yesterday and the Africa money.
Can't Congress stop it until Trump gets in? I don't
think it's fair that a lame duck president can just
go willy nilly with my tax dollars. It's a great question.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's a great question.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And I don't know how that works.
Speaker 4: If it's like already earmarked for foreign aid and that's
just money that Biden has access to. I have no
idea how that works.
Speaker 2: You can always contact your look, you can contact your
senator and be like, what the hell you know why not?
I mean, I don't know what good it will do.
But we we are the people. Were we the people?
You know what I mean? It's our money, It's our money. Yep.
The Great Gatsby denied to pose defends the title of
a book about insurance fraud and navigating it. Bang bang
not a suggestion, Laura Kate Baker, Daisy. The longer the
deliberation means it could go either way. Yeah, exactly, so
it'll do.
Speaker 4: But I feel like, isn't it good though, that they
didn't immediately come out and say guilty, Like, isn't that good?
Speaker 2: I guess, yeah, I mean, I guess, but but you're right, Laura,
I just don't. I don't know. It's New York. There's
no talent. These people are not. Yeah, what Pete's mother,
I'm sorry, Andrea Viola. What Pete's mother did was vile.
It's none of her business. How did they what? Yeah?
I know, right, I totally disagree on this take. How
did they get the email? He should not back down,
Trump should have the cabinet he wants. I agree on
that he should not back down. I agree on that,
But his mother, listen.
Speaker 4: It's none of her business, that her son, her grandchildren,
and her son is getting a divorce. I feel like
that's all kinds of her business.
Speaker 2: I don't have a problem with her writing that letter
to him at the time. I mean, people do, they
have relationships. They say things to each other. I've said
things to my family, Laura, I've written letters. There's that's happened.
I just think it's crappy for if it was a
New York Times, right, I think it's crappy for the
New York Times to print it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And I don't know how they got it, like
it must be from his ex's circle, I'm ging exactly.
Speaker 2: And if it was an email, maybe they got access
to some sort of email followers or they hacked into
some I don't know. But however they did it, that's vile.
That's what's vile. LH. Star. We need Pete's toxic masculinity,
not looking to data, she said, not looking to datum.
Can he do the job? Hell? Yes, totally agree, Andrew Howe.
I think I'm pronouncing that correctly. I always said huff,
but I could Okay, I'm sorry, I'm in mispronouncing it.
Everyone forgets that. On the night of Trump's inauguration Faut
she was holding a press conference, and he said, this
administration will experience a pandemic. Surprise, Surprise, COVID nineteen reared
its little head in twenty nineteen. See that. What freaks
me out about that?
Speaker 4: Hotess guy?
Speaker 2: Uh huh, yeah, well, I guess we'll see, right and listen,
if something happens, like, we're all going to be like,
oh really, that's convenient that it's happening now right when
truck right the office, Like everybody won't be like, seriously,
oh my god, LH star increase in disease equals open
unvetted fing borders exactly. Great point, very very great point.
All Right, you guys, I think that's it. Yeah, and
you you know what, And I have to say before
we got on the air today, Max said, this is
going to be an hour and forty minute show. And
you nailed it. You nailed it. You have oh my gosh,
it's one forty point you have my gosh, your touch
on that, like that is amazing that you did that. Anyways,
everybody bring it in. I try to point that out.
Speaker 4: It's kind of amazing.
Speaker 2: Only wow, I know, right, you didn't forget how to
do that you guys have a fantastic Thursday. We will
talk to you tomorrow.
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