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stuff to talk about. There is a lot going on
in the world, and it starts right here at home.
We know that just a couple days ago, the House
managed to pass its continuing resolution, which then now it
sits in the Senate awaiting a vote. And we knew
early yesterday we found out.
Speaker 1: That rand Paul was going to be a no. And
that's not surprising, not surprising at all.
Speaker 3: What is surprising is that I haven't yet seen and
it's possible that it's out there and I just haven't
seen it, but I haven't yet seen like an attack
on Rand Paul from Trump in the same way that
he goes after Thomas Massey. He's even still going after
Thomas Massey, even though that bill has already been passed.
It was not last night, but the night before it
like one p thirty in the morning. Trump's still going
off on Thomas Massey, saying, so Massy can vote for
debt ceiling and budget to be put into the Trump administration,
making them both the Republican's problem and responsibility, but can't
give us a simple cr vote allow wowing.
Speaker 1: Is the time necessary to come up with.
Speaker 3: A great, big, beautiful bill Republicans only no vote?
Speaker 1: Grand standard?
Speaker 2: Still mat he is and I don't think you're allowed
to tack to Kentucky people at once.
Speaker 1: Oh is that what it is?
Speaker 2: Yeah? So I think he's and you know what, why
he does this, I don't know. I have no idea.
I mean, there is there is no reason for this.
There just isn't. I mean, you know, comparing him to
Liz Cheney, just just let it go. It's through, let
it go.
Speaker 1: Well, that's the thing.
Speaker 3: Like, I don't know why he's incessantly going after him.
I don't think he I think Trump underestimates Thomas Massey's
popularity my lot. I just don't think he understands the
following that Thomas Massey has. So whether you agree with
Massey on you know, on anything or not, this is
just a dumb fight to pick it just is it's senseless.
Speaker 1: It doesn't make any sense.
Speaker 2: I show online and I just wanted to see the
comments because usually get all those MAGA people out there
who are just like, give Trump everything you wants or
else you should pay for it. For every one of those,
there was ten. I stand with Thomas, including a lot
of MAGA influencers like, nah, you know, I like this guy.
Speaker 1: Right, It's just not a wise choice for Trump to attack.
There's way better meat for him to go after, you.
Speaker 2: Know what I mean.
Speaker 3: So I don't know why he keeps doing it, but
he does keep doing it. And now you know again,
the House past the cr which leaves it in the
hands of the Senate, and Chuck Schumer made it very
clear last night that they're going to make this very,
very complicated for Trump. Here is Schumer.
Speaker 6: Funding the government should be a bipartisan effort, but Republicans
chose a partisan path, drafting their Continuing Resolution without any input,
any input from congressional Democrat. Because of that, Republicans do
not have the votes in the Senate to invoke cloture
on the House CR. Our caucus is unified on a
clean April eleventh CR that will keep the government open
and give Congress time to negotiate bi part is in
legislation that can pass.
Speaker 1: It's the Schumer shutdown, you guys, if it's.
Speaker 2: On him, that is, Well, yeah, they don't have enough votes.
There's no doubt. You've already got a demo, You've already
got a Republican that's saying no, and there's still a
few other ones that are uncertain out there as well. Yeah,
so yeah, this thing is but you knew it was
going to not so much be dead on arrival. But
he's also taking the temperature, you know, like, let's see
what's going on out there. If I feel that the
shutdown is going to land more on my side than
I'm probably more apt to do it. And right now
I think he feels like I'm gonna say some stuff
and then I'm going to look around and see what
everybody else is say.
Speaker 1: Yes, that's exactly that. I think you're exactly right.
Speaker 3: He's just sort of taking the temperature now, and there's
gonna be some Democrats that feel very uncomfortable with this.
Entire proposition, the whole shut down, the idea of it,
especially because we all remember how vocal they were during
you know, the Biden administration and any threats to shut
downs that were happening in the last four years. They
were all like, oh my god, it's so irresponsible, Like,
how can any Republican how can.
Speaker 1: They dare to be okay with the shutdown?
Speaker 3: And now of course are like, it's fine because everybody
because Republicans are in charge. One of the Democrats who
is this is not sitting well with is John Fetterman,
And here he is talking about that their.
Speaker 7: Democrats are going to have the choice to vote for
whether you when it's the cloture or the final one,
you know, and if you refuse to or you withhold
your vote, you you're voting about shutting the government down.
And so that's that's always been my point. Now it's
a cr that that we all agree we don't like
and we don't we don't co sign on all of
those elements. But for me, it's about we can't ever
allow the government to shut down.
Speaker 1: Oh wait, I think there's more there.
Speaker 8: And there are a lot of Democrats, Jake, who are
in that camp. Right now, and remains to be seen
how long Schumer could keep them on his side. We
expect that they would need at least eight Democrats to
vote to break a filibuster. That what vote could happen
as early as Friday morning, and that vote would just
be hours before the deadline, which is eleven fifty nine
pm Friday night.
Speaker 1: And and do you think it's going to shut down?
Speaker 2: I might shut down for a few hours. That's what
they always do. They take it up, you know, and
they this is how much Mike Johnson believes this thing
is going to get through. He sent everybody home, right,
So I I think I think it'll it'll it'll get through.
And then all clap and pat each other on the back,
and you know, it's how are you going to find
out if this thing's really going to go? Is the
old pizza pole. They can always tell when big stuff's
happening in DC when the pizza delivery places are.
Speaker 1: Swamped, because then you know they're sticking around.
Speaker 2: You know they're sticking around. So yeah, I think, like
I said, I think he's taken the temperature. But there's
a few Democrats out there that you know, they're like,
you know, come on, I mean it's it's basically it's
the same money from last year with a little bit
of this nothing. There's nothing in there that's crazy. They've
cut a few things and they've added a few things
for ice and stuff, but it's not like this radical bill.
So for them to do it.
Speaker 3: Isn't that like basically the same as what they all
voted on what like in October November.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's the exact same outside of there's seven billion
total in cuts, which is not like but they've they've
added a few things here and there, but it's exactly
the same. That includes US Aid money and all that stuff.
It's exactly the same thing. So it's hard to go,
we don't really like this, but you know what, at
the same time, do your damn job ninety six with
the last time they passed a budget on time.
Speaker 1: It's just ridiculous.
Speaker 3: And there are some actual potential benefits of a government shutdown.
Speaker 1: Hugh hewittt tweeted this yesterday.
Speaker 3: He said if the Senate Democrats shutter most of the
government by voting down the cr they will empower Trump.
Elon musk russvought to pair the federal government workforce to
its genuinely essential size, most of which will be at
DoD CIA and say Homeland Security DJ. The entitlement checks
will still go out, everything else will stop. The employees
won't get paid, and I suspect this time those who
are recalled to work eventually will not get back pay.
President should keep the cost the low cost, high value,
high visibility stuff like the monuments are the Mount Rushmore
parking lot, et cetera, open and not punish the citizenry
like President Obama did. But a long shutdown will reveal
in very stark terms what we must have and what
can be cut.
Speaker 1: I thought, I mean, and this is great.
Speaker 3: Like again, this is something Republicans said during Joe Biden's administration.
We were all like, shut it down, let's go. Man.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean you really can see. Can this thing
run on a small group of people?
Speaker 9: Mm hmm?
Speaker 1: And I think it can.
Speaker 2: I think it can't come. Yeah, I think it absolutely can.
I mean, this is this is going to be interesting
to see because that's the other thing. There's a fear
factor in there. Plus the other thing is, man, the
fear factor that comes from a lot of Democrats I've
heard is like, do you really want elon running around
even more now complete unfettered access and tell everybody, hey,
you know what, remember how you guys decided to stay
home for the shut we shut down. Yeah, you don't
ever need to come back. We weren't thinking about getting
rid of you, but now we realize we.
Speaker 1: Don't really know so exactly.
Speaker 2: I think you might get a lot of pressure from
people who are already worried about their gig, going, hey, guys,
we don't want to lose our gig, but we don't
want you to help them lose our gig.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I don't know, man, Like, I don't think I've ever
been more excited about the possibility of a shutdown than
I am right now. Is it going to expose a
lot especially because during a shutdown, it is up to
the president to decide what stays open and what doesn't.
I mean, he's got obviously there are some requirements that
he can't touch, but he's got a lot of latitude
when it comes to choosing what stays open what shuts down.
And I don't think Democrats will like that now.
Speaker 2: In fact, a big article today saying hey, this could
backfire in you guys. Not only could you get blamed
for it and look right, but you could also see
the thing you're fighting for really not affect anybody's life,
and people go, eh, I didn't feel it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And I think that's exactly what would happen.
Speaker 3: That's why I'm I'm not at all mad about the
possibility of it shutting down.
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Speaker 1: All right, let's talk about the next election.
Speaker 3: I know it seems far away because we just freaking
had one, but there's obviously people that are making their
plans right this is starting to happen. We're going to
talk about Gavin Newsom quite a bit later on in
the show. But I just read, for example, that Mayor
Pete Pete Boudhajeedge, who was expected to run for the
Senate in Michigan, he is going to announce that he
is not doing that, and people expect that is because
he is going to make another run for the White House.
So not particularly worried about Mayor Pete. I don't think
he's one of the stronger players in the Democrat field.
Speaker 1: But this guy, this guy Ram Emmanuel, this is somebody
to keep an eye on.
Speaker 2: I have been saying, if I had to put money
on anybody right now, this is the guy he is.
First of all, he he's got enough political cachet through Obama,
uh that the the powers that be inside of the
machine like him. Secondly, he reads people extremely well, and
he understands I can get those disgruntled Democrats, those Independents,
and those Republicans who are not happy with the attitude
of the maga folk. I can get them because I'm
not crazy. And when he was on with Bill Maher
and he said, when he was talking about education, and
he said, I don't ever want to hear about a
bathroom until you fix the the you know, the classroom.
It's he knows where you can go in the culture
war and where you stay away from. Yeah, and that's
what And and he's he's quick, he's funny. It it's
it's an interesting thing. But that's it's still a long
way away. He's definitely got he you know, I would
say everybody he's a little bit like Steve Bannon or
or you know, but without the creepiness, if you will,
of the you know, wearing the fatigues and you know,
and the conspiracy theories. Na Steve saying a nice guy,
But I'm just saying I think he's politically astute, and
he would be an inches, he'd be a tough fight.
Speaker 1: It's I think it's going to be a very very
crowded field the next go around. And I mean, when.
Speaker 3: You throw like a Josh Shapiro, you've got Mayor Pee
potentially Kamala again, Ram, Emmanuel, Gavin Newsom, Gretchen Whitmer. I mean,
there's so many people that are likely to get into
this fight that it's going to be a very, very
very interesting election.
Speaker 2: It's going to be crowded for a minute or two,
and then it's going to be one or two. It's
going to be two or three people, and that's it.
They're going to look and go, Okay, who which one
of you is not insane? All right, you're not insane.
You're kind of insane. But we're far enough away from
your insanity now that we can probably people have a
short attention span. That's it.
Speaker 4: Everybody else go away. May nobody's going to vote for
their nephew.
Speaker 1: No, they're not. You're absolutely right.
Speaker 3: And there's actually good news when it comes to Senate
for Republicans right now, because we're hearing that well. Jean Shaheen,
the Democrat from New Hampshire, just announced yesterday that she
is not going to run again, which is big news.
Of course, we already knew about Gary Peters in Michigan
Tina Smith in Minnesota not going to run, so three
Democrat senators have already said they're not seeking reelection in
twenty twenty six. These are all swing states and then
we also saw that we've got real potential in Michigan
and New Hampshire.
Speaker 1: So this is good news for midterms. This is really
really good news.
Speaker 3: And then you throw into the mix, especially the possibility
of John Sanunu running in New Hampshire. I think he
could easily win. Now he's not you know, he's not
a maga guy. We learned this obviously pretty early on.
But he is probably a solid reliable vote on most
of the issues that we care about. And so I
think this is I think these are all good things.
Speaker 4: You know, the thing that I was making of that
person's not a maga person.
Speaker 2: It's like with with Liz Cheney that became personal and
that it was all about, you know, the January sixth
and all this kind of stuff. But when you look
at the votes, right, they vote like ninety nine percent
of the time with Trump, and so he is. And
by the way, I don't know if a hardcore MAGA
person could win some of these states.
Speaker 1: That's true, well, especially a state like New Hampshire. That's
absolutely right. But I mean, snow has already got such
a name there. I just think this would be a
slam dunk appsence.
Speaker 2: So you know, even running against Sheheen, if she would
have stayed, he has a very good shot of winning
with her gone and an unknown probably coming in. Yeah,
he's got I think there's no doubt he'll flip that seat.
Speaker 1: We just have to hope that he does it, because
you know it's he's considering it. I don't know if
it's going to happen.
Speaker 3: You know, because he was one of the presidential contenders,
who knows he might want to shoot higher, aim higher.
Speaker 1: Than just a Senate seat. I don't know. We've got
to see what he decides to do.
Speaker 3: But this is a lot like if if he wants
to stay in public office in some capacity, like this
is this is the easiest way to do.
Speaker 2: It was a open presidential thing, and they didn't just
anoint j D. Because I don't know if they're going
to anoint JD. I don't know if they will, but
I think right now that's probably likely to happen. But
if it was a totally wide open and there was
no favorite, I think he would look and go all right,
I think I'm gonna try that if he knows JD's
going to be the one that they're all going to
get behind. Then it's just easy to go. Look, if
I want to stay in public life, this is the
way to.
Speaker 1: Do it right exactly.
Speaker 3: And that's that's why I think he's probably going to
lean to the Senate.
Speaker 1: I just think it's easier, you know what I mean.
And it doesn't it doesn't preclude him from a future
run at president if he wants to be still plenty
on and all that. I mean, he's got like another
what fifty years before he's really eligible to run.
Speaker 2: Yeah about it.
Speaker 3: Now, there's another election that just happened that is of
interest as well, and that is in the country of Greenland.
And it was a center right, pro business Greenland party
that favors independence from Denmark that just won the election.
And so there's a part of me that kind of
wishes Trump would like ease up on all the We're
going to make Canada the fifty first state and just
focus more on Greenland.
Speaker 1: Which is actually I feel like it's more doable, especially
because they.
Speaker 3: It just makes more sense to me than picking this
fight and you need to pick this fight with Canada.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: That's just my thought about it.
Speaker 2: I don't again, I don't get the whole thing and
the thing about Greenland is all joking aside about the
wackiness of it all, there are strategic things when it
comes to what China is trying to do basis, because
that's what these are about. These are about bases, minerals.
Who knows what else you think, So there's strategicy in
these things where Canada and I'm not even sure what
I don't. I just I feel like you're just picking
fight exactly.
Speaker 3: That's That's exactly how I feel, and that's why I wish.
I just I would like to see more of a
focus on Greenland because at first, when he.
Speaker 1: Like picked that fight, I was like, what are he doing?
Speaker 3: And then I'm like, wait, I think he knows what
he's doing, and this is this could be interesting. And
so now with the results of this latest election, I
don't know, just seems really interesting.
Speaker 2: These guys are not really fans of giving stuff over there.
They're okay with maybe working with him, but they want
that dependence from Denmark, which, by the way, I don't
think ninety nine I bet you have to be able
in Greenland. Didn't know that they were basically working and
subjugated to Denmark or whatever. I probably really are so,
oh my gosh, all right, but the Canada thing still
just it's almost.
Speaker 1: It's a little it's a little odd.
Speaker 3: It is a little odd, and there's still I mean,
I cannot There was so much back and forth with
tariffs with Canada yesterday that I was just like, I
give up.
Speaker 1: I'm not even paying attention to this anymore.
Speaker 2: I don't even know who we've got tariffs on at
this point in time. I think it's maybe Europe obviously China,
but maybe Canada, but maybe not. Maybe we've got a
few things on it. But the stuff that we were
going to do, but then we.
Speaker 1: Did, Like then there was stuff yesterday that we did
and I'm just like.
Speaker 2: I can't. But Mexico is are we did? We just
say Mexico will get you guys later.
Speaker 3: Stand still with Mexico until April, and then April, like
April second is the day that Trump says, oh my god,
the just watch out.
Speaker 1: I cannot keep up.
Speaker 2: I don't know, I don't know.
Speaker 3: Meanwhile, I think we mentioned was it yesterday the day
before that, we were like, oh, Michelle Obama and her
brother are going to have themselves a podcasts called I
Am Oh and it was released, and it did not
do well. At least it did not meet expectations. There
were just not a lot of there was just not
a lot of interest in it. But we do want to,
you know, just make you aware of what that looked like.
She and her brother released a video to talk about
the trailer that they released. So first you're going to
see this just like selfie video of them.
Speaker 1: Saying, Hey, this is happening. Look and it's check this out.
Speaker 11: Hey, TikTok. It's Michelle Obama and I'm here with my
big brother Craig.
Speaker 2: Hey, everybody, we're here.
Speaker 11: Because we're excited to announce the launch of our new
podcast called I with Michelle Obama and Craig Robinson.
Speaker 2: And we just posted the trailer. If you want to
check it out, check it out.
Speaker 11: Thanks you guys.
Speaker 1: He looks exactly like her, so much so that it
freaks me out.
Speaker 2: He looks like if you bought Joy Reid off of Timu.
That doesn't look like Joy read that's really And if
you don't think that's a race, I'm doing a joke.
But I know what you're saying. Right.
Speaker 1: They are twins. They are identical twins.
Speaker 2: They are he looks like he's you know, they always
accuse jd Vance if the eyeliner and stuff. He looks
like he's got a little makeup on.
Speaker 3: It does look like, yeah, it's a little. It's just
it's just very unnerving. The sight of them together is
unnerving to me.
Speaker 2: I would love to talk to her. My first question
would be, is I just want to get out of
the way. Is everybody thinks there's this conspiracy wackadoo that
you're a dude? Right, Like what is what is it? Like?
What what's the deal? Like, be honest, what's the deal? Like,
you know, I don't think you're a guy. Everybody else
a lot of people out there thinking like will you
hear that? What do you think?
Speaker 3: I'm sure she doesn't like it, And like actually, on
the YouTube version of their podcast, there's overwhelming comments saying, oh,
it's so nice to see two brothers doing a podcast together.
Speaker 2: Like it's so much Yeah, like even you know, the
local station here in Nashville they call her Big Mic.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I hear that a lot too, And that's all
over that's all over the comment section as well.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and if.
Speaker 3: You're wondering, well, what even is this podcast about? Here
is a little bit of their trailer.
Speaker 5: I am Michelle, and I am Craig, and Craig here
is my big brother.
Speaker 12: And you all know my sister Michelle, or Mesh as
our family has always called her.
Speaker 5: We are so excited for you to listen to our
brand new podcast. It's called I Am O with Michelle
Obama and Craig Robinson. Together, Craig and I are going
to take your questions about the challenges you're grappling with
in life, because let's be real, we are living through
some really complicated and confusing times and people are feeling
more alone than ever. But what I've learned is that
if you're feeling a certain kind of way.
Speaker 11: The reality is that others.
Speaker 5: Are probably feeling that way too, And when you take
the time to be just a little vulnerable and open
up about it, it's a whole lot easier to find
the answers you're looking for.
Speaker 12: Every week, we'll be joined by some of our friends,
special guests, and experts who will keep us honest while
also adding their own opinions.
Speaker 13: To the mix.
Speaker 12: And look, we're not saying we have all the answers either,
far from it.
Speaker 5: But we do have plenty of opinions, don't.
Speaker 12: So get in touch, send us your questions and join
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Speaker 5: On IMO with Michelle Obama and Craig Robinson.
Speaker 2: I can guarantee you the questions flying in is like
why are you a man?
Speaker 1: Then maybe she'll be forced to address it. I mean,
you know what I mean, like, maybe she'll actually say
something about it.
Speaker 4: You know, did you know that mccron married his dad?
Speaker 3: I know that is We've talked about that, the whole
Canvas series about that, and that's the that's.
Speaker 4: Shinn with like these weird things.
Speaker 2: It's just so weird. I don't get I don't get it, Like, okay,
let's just say he did. Now what do you get?
Are you?
Speaker 14: Like?
Speaker 2: Does it? Do I have to go? Do I get
a trophy? Do I get a day off of work?
Do I get a raisee? Like?
Speaker 3: What is the what's going to happen if this information
is true?
Speaker 1: I don't I don't know.
Speaker 2: There you go. That's the way I look at it,
Like how does this affect me? Well it doesn't, Okay,
then then I don't care.
Speaker 3: Right, Like it's just essentially it's gossip at this point,
which is fun. I mean there's nothing wrong with the
little gossip from time to time, but in the grand
scheme of things, what does.
Speaker 2: It really your entire platform around and I'm going to
prove that the president of France that you have nothing
to do with is a dude, is going to do
as father.
Speaker 14: Is.
Speaker 2: It's mind boggling, like, that's it. This is where, this
is the hill that I'm going to plant my flag
and I'm going to go for it.
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Speaker 3: Okay, So back to Michelle Obama, because here's another thing
about her podcast that people are noticing. The few people
that are actually listening. I just I just saw this
one clip and I did think this was interesting. She
admits to not ever wanting to be first Lady, and
it actually took her brother to convince her to do it.
Speaker 1: To support her husband in his run for the White House.
Here is that little.
Speaker 5: Bit being married to the president of the United States
thing that none of us kind of banked on. I mean,
we knew Barack was smart and you know, ambitious, but
you know, I think, but you you talked me into
supporting his run. I did because I was definitely like, Nope,
no way, this is crazy.
Speaker 2: We've done enough crazy stuff. That's right. That's right.
Speaker 12: Rock came to me and he's like, you know, I
can't convince your sister to go along with us. And
I'm like, whoa, We'll go along with what It's like,
I think I'm going to run for president. And I
was like, what, I convinced you to not penalize him
for being really good at what he does.
Speaker 2: You know what that that didn't That wasn't the worst
thing I've ever seen. I thought that was interesting. You
know what. I don't think anybody wants that kind of
you know, pressure, like to be you know, your whole
life changes. Oh sure, it's like you know, like like
Vance talks about the fact that you know, he gets
that phone call do you want to be vice president?
You know, and all of a sudden, you know, your
entire life has completely changed. And I was watching Don
Junior and Kai golfing and they were chatting about.
Speaker 4: It, and he's like, how's she? You know, She's like,
you know, he asked her a house life.
Speaker 2: He goes. She's like, you know, it's good, she goes.
You know, I'm still getting used to the fact that
I got, you know, all these secret service people around
me all the time. That's the granddaughter. Imagine what it's
like being the first lady or whatever. The amount of
not only eyeballs and the criticism, but just it's a
reality television show like nothing you've ever seen because it
never ends.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I can't imagine that lifestyle.
Speaker 2: I am.
Speaker 1: I'm definitely not suited for it. And just the loss
of independence, you know what I mean, forever.
Speaker 2: Really no doubt Milennia wants no part of video this.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's probably true, but I do feel like she well,
I mean, they're both different this time around, you know
what I mean, Like they're both so much more chill
because they knew.
Speaker 1: Exactly what they were getting into.
Speaker 2: This time.
Speaker 1: There was no surprises, and so I don't know, she
seems different. He seems different in the best possible way.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Well, and she's an Eastern European. They're they're not
the friendly as folks have been to the Eastern you're
on several occasions. They're all beautiful, and they're all at
best very cold. They're very cool. Right, there's no cuddles.
There's no cuddles coming, right, It's it's all, it's all
sharpen edges.
Speaker 3: I will say that the Hodge Twins, and I'm sure
most folks are familiar with the Hodge Twins. Their tweet
about this podcast, I died. So here's what they said.
We already got a podcast where two black brothers talk.
Speaker 1: And I was like, that is.
Speaker 3: Perfect, and it's so it's such a perfect example of
the kinds of comments that this podcast is getting.
Speaker 2: So God, I love that.
Speaker 1: I absolutely loved it. All right, And you know, again,
to your point, maybe she will address the whole are
you a dude thing on an upcoming show. We'll see,
We'll have to see. Okay, we need to talk about
all the.
Speaker 3: Good stuff that's happening with Trump's cabinet picks, because there's
a lot of activity, there's a lot of business. There's
a lot of things getting accomplished by the folks that
he has chosen to surround himself with. And we will
kick it off with a tweet from Cash Patel who
said yesterday, following efforts with our interagency partners, I can
report that a career director level employee at US Customs
and Border Protection has been charged with allegedly attempting to
defraud FEMA, as well as lying to federal agents. This
is part of the new FBI's renewed efforts to crack
down on public corruption and deliver accountability for the American people.
Speaker 1: Justice will be done.
Speaker 3: And that chick who he is referring to is pictured
right here.
Speaker 1: Her name is Serena Baker Hill.
Speaker 3: She was the assistant director of CBP's Automotive and Aerospace
Center and she apparently scammed FEMA of aid the actual
victims needed.
Speaker 1: So he's busy and I like it.
Speaker 2: So what did she did? She set up like a
like a fake NGO thing and then try to get
money or she just got the checks.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know how she did it, but she
did it, and that is not okay.
Speaker 4: Aerospace huh, so we now Trump's building the wall in space.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't exactly understand what that part of CBP
does particularly.
Speaker 2: But you've got to watch the cars, and we're going
to put you in charge of the rocket ships.
Speaker 1: But I love that he is saying, here's what's happening.
Speaker 3: And this isn't the only thing, by the way, Like
he is talking about other arrests that they've been making,
and it's just nice.
Speaker 1: It's nice to to.
Speaker 3: Actually hear what's going on, to hear how his department
is functioning now, to hear what their priorities are. This
is what I love about this entire administration is the transparency,
is the constant updating to the American people of what's
happening and what they're doing.
Speaker 2: And still waiting on that. I know within thirty seconds
that building still open. It's still open. It is okay.
Just want to make sure.
Speaker 1: I'm trying to be patient with PA, so I.
Speaker 2: Joke about it, But like you know, the JFK thing
is still interesting. I'm still very interesting, very interesting interesting.
Speaker 1: And it'll get more interesting.
Speaker 3: I'm sure there's going to be stuff that comes out,
hopefully that we'll see relatively soon.
Speaker 1: I'm trying to be patient. I know everybody else is too,
so yeah, we'll see what happens with that.
Speaker 3: Also, the Secretary of Agriculture, a woman by the name
I think she was the last person to be confirmed,
but she is also keeping us updated on her efforts
in her own agency now with DOJ and here is
what she reported yesterday.
Speaker 14: Hi, everyone, this is Brooke Rollins coming to you from
the United States Department of Agriculture here in Washington, d C.
Speaker 2: For your DOGE updates until now.
Speaker 14: Until today, a USDA was funding a three hundred and
ninety seven thousand dollars grant in the San Francisco Bay
Area to educate queer, trans and bipoc urban farmers and
consumers about food justice and values aligned markets. By stopping
this wasteful spending here at USDA, we are ending identity
politics and we are refocusing our agency on its core
mission of supporting American farming, ranching, and forestry.
Speaker 1: Stay tuned for more updates coming soon.
Speaker 2: No more career farmer.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's not like a huge amount of money granted,
but four hundred grand is four hundred grand, and it's
just another example, Like all of these things add up right,
All of these expenditures add up, and I like it.
Speaker 1: I like that they're getting away with or getting rid of.
It's food justice exactly.
Speaker 2: I mean, you know, okay, well, first of all, Sam Cisco,
so pretty much everybody's trans, farmer, bisexual, queer, whatever, because
everybody has to identify non binary, you know. But then
you throw in food justice. It's like, no idea, are
guys eating doritos?
Speaker 4: That guy there's an efforts is in an apple?
Speaker 2: Was the judge than that?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: It's such a meaningless, bullshit term. And so the more
they get rid of this nonsense, the better. I love
seeing all of this progress.
Speaker 2: As God is my witness. Every day I hear this stuff,
I think to myself, what the eff have I been doing?
I could have set up fifteen fake NGOs. I could
have had money up the years, and I would never
And it's not illegal, no, obviously not. It may be
something we all find abhorrent and don't and all you
at home, because I would never do that. The hell
you would? You good? You know you would. You're gonna
give me how.
Speaker 4: Much money to do?
Speaker 2: What we talk about?
Speaker 1: Food justice? Food justice?
Speaker 15: What?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Freaking there's no jets is over here. Somebody's you know,
somebody's being mean to that strawberry.
Speaker 4: We need to go over there and fight for its
rights to be at the Dingleberry or whatever.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I can't help you with that definition, no idea.
Speaker 3: But Brooke is not the only one busy. Lee Zelden
also putting out a video yesterday. I'm not playing the
whole thing because it was rather long, but I'm going
to share the highlights with you because he is doing
some serious deregulating all up in the EPA and it
is glorious.
Speaker 1: Here is Lee.
Speaker 16: Today, I'm pleased to make the largest de regulatory announcement
in US history. The Environmental Protection Agency is initiating thirty
one historic actions to fulfill President Trump's promise to unleash
American energy, revitalize our auto industry, restore the rule of law,
and give power back to the States. Our actions include
the Biden ministers deeply flood Clean Power Plan, two point
zero Mercury and Air Toxic Standards quato BC, particulate matter
two point five Light, medium and heavy car and truck rulls,
knee shaps, and the so called social cost of carbon.
Speaker 2: Today, the Green new scam ends.
Speaker 16: As the EPA does it's part to usher in the
golden age of American success. Our actions will lower the
cost of living by making it more affordable to purchase
a car, heet your home, and operate a business. Jobs
will be created, especially in the US auto industry, and
our nation will become stronger for it.
Speaker 1: I mean, things are happening, man.
Speaker 2: I love it. You know, it's funny everybody says, oh,
the EPA. The EPA is a giant regulatory board that
is in many cases, states already regulate so many of
these things. There's so many of these agencies that also
over one another, like the consumer you know, protection Board,
like those. Most of that stuff already existed, they just
was in a different agency. And the EPA was insane
with the stuff that you could and couldn't do. And again,
there's more justice in there, no more justice for you. No.
Speaker 3: I mean, I I can't remember if he said how
many people were getting cut from his agency, but it
seemed like there was a significant number if I recall,
or maybe it was just the number. But I mean,
it doesn't matter because once you start cutting all of
these programs, regulations, you know, the oversight of those regulations,
you're going to cut people as well.
Speaker 2: And we need regulations, by the way, we need because
we've been in the past. What we need is regulation
that's common sense based and that doesn't hurt us, our
economy or allies. What we don't need is over regulation
where you get to the point where you become California
and you're so burdened by regulations that you who are
basically paralyzed.
Speaker 3: Right, And that happens a lot, especially with the climate
change brigade. I mean, they make things so overly complicated,
unnecessarily to no end, and he's putting a.
Speaker 1: Stop to that. And I could not be more delighted.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, Now we can go out there and start poisoning
the air again. Thank God for that.
Speaker 4: But not what's happening.
Speaker 2: I'm putting leading water today just for the hell of it.
Lee told me, I could.
Speaker 1: That is not what's happening.
Speaker 2: How was happening.
Speaker 3: Marco Rubio also was asked by a reporter to weigh
in on this whole my mood Khalid thing and a
Khalil thing, and the fact that there's a lot.
Speaker 4: Of people option and incorporated, there's a lot.
Speaker 3: Of people yourself included who have had a lot of
concerns about whether this is infringing on First Amendment protections.
Speaker 1: And so he answered that question as follows.
Speaker 17: The United States as a visitor, which is what a
visa is, which is how this individual entered this country
as on a visitor's visa. Okay, you are here as
a visitor. We can deny you that visa. We can
deny you that if you tell us when you apply. Hi,
I'm trying to get into the United States on a
student visa. I am a big supporter of Hamas, a murderous,
barbaric group that kidnaps children, that rapes teenage girls, that
takes hostages, that allows them to die in captivity, that
returns more bodies than live hostages. If you tell us
that you are in favor of a group like this,
and if you tell us when you apply for your visa,
and by the way, I intend to come to your
country as a student and rile up all kinds of
anti Jewish student anti Semitic activities. I intend to shut
down your universities.
Speaker 2: If you told us all.
Speaker 17: These things when you applied for a visa, we would
deny your visa. I hope we would if you actually
end up doing that once you're in this country on
such a visa.
Speaker 2: We will revoke it.
Speaker 17: And if you end up having a green card, not citizenship,
but a green card as a result of that visa
while you're here in those activities, we're going to kick
you out again.
Speaker 4: You know, yesterday his hearing. Do you know he wasn't
at his hearing?
Speaker 1: Is that by his choice or no.
Speaker 2: He wasn't at his hearing. And by the way, it
wasn't until late last night that his lawyers were even
allowed to talk to him. And it was supposed to
be within twelve hours, and it's been like fifty or
sixty hours so.
Speaker 3: Well, and this is the it sounds like there are
there's a different legal process that happens in this particular
instance when it is the Secretary of State who's coming
down with the orders, you know what I mean. Then
then it is if he was charged with a crime.
Speaker 2: The twelve hours was the thing he was supposed to
the minute he lawyered up, he was supposed to get.
Speaker 1: He didn't just lawyer up. He has nineteen lawyers.
Speaker 4: Yeah, nineteen lawyers. I mean that guy's lawyered Uh.
Speaker 1: That seems highly supposed to.
Speaker 2: It's you know what it is. Well, there's some groups
out there, but a lot of it is also your
clout chasing. I'm working on the mood Khalil chase. It's
great for me. I mean, did you get a lot
of that too. Everybody's run into the microphone, uh, you know,
to say something and we'll find out. I mean, you know,
they say they've got a lot of that stuff, and
I'm kind of like, what did U and Coulters say,
Let's kick everybody out, but let's find out what they
did first.
Speaker 1: Well, but i mean we kind of know what he did, right, Like,
I mean, a.
Speaker 3: Spokesperson for the group that supports a moss and supports
all this destructive nonsense on campuses yea.
Speaker 2: And listening to people try to explain around it. It's
kind of like the you know it's mostly peaceful protest, Well,
you're the head of the mostly peaceful protest and you're
not the part of the peaceful side of it. Right,
You've got the right to have freedom of speech. You
can eat Jews all you want, but you can impede them.
You can't them. You can't take over buildings and cause
damage those are And by the way, I explained to
somebody history if you're a white Swedish guy, because that's
what let's just go with that. Let's go, let's go
with as opaque as we can get. And you punch
and beat the crap out of somebody, and you're here
on a visa, you too will be escorted out because
you broke the rules. And this guy broke the rules
allegedly a whole bunch.
Speaker 1: Yeah, why would you want.
Speaker 2: To come here if you hate everything this country represents.
Speaker 1: Because you're trying to change it. Yeah, I guess it's
a legit concern.
Speaker 3: I Tolcy Gabbard was just asked about, you know, in
her new position. You know, she's not had it for
very long, but like for as long as she's had it,
what is her assessment of the biggest threat to the
United States? And she says it is radical Islamic terror
and partly because Joe Biden left the border so wide
ass open.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, but I mean so that contributed to it.
But she says that is the biggest threat and that
in fact, under Joe Biden.
Speaker 3: Resources that should have been devoted to combating radical Islam
Islam were diverted so that they could go after Like,
you know, Grandma's here in the United States, so I'm
super glad that she's got her eye on this because
it is a legitimate threat.
Speaker 1: They are trying to change the world. That has been
their calling since time began the spirit.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, And there's you know, there were all kinds of
protests yesterday in New York City.
Speaker 1: There's all these people that.
Speaker 3: Are coming out and deciding that this guy, Mahmood Khalil,
is the guy that they want to throw their support behind.
It's just it's so disgusting to me because none of
these people give a damn that there's still an American
hostage being held by Hamas.
Speaker 1: They don't care about that guy, But they.
Speaker 2: Look at these they look at the situation and it
is there's that book out called I think it's called Overdog,
and it's how we inherently human beings look at the
underdog and think they have the moral superior a superiority
over everybody, and that they're the ones who are the
victims everything, even though that may not be true. They
may be causing all the problems. But if you're stronger,
if you're you're the one who has the you know,
the might you were automatically looked at as bad and Israel,
by the way, if if everybody in Israel was black
or brown, nobody give a rat's ask. Nobody cares what's
going on in Yemen or Sudan, right This is all
about colonization and white supremacy. It's the Jews issue. And
I'm part Jewish, by the way, is we look like crackers.
So that's the issue that they have if they they
don't care, they don't give too shits about what's happening
in South Sudan right now, or Yemen and the famine
that's going on there.
Speaker 4: They don't care.
Speaker 2: They don't care about Syria and the fact that as
much as they were torturing Christians, what they were doing
to the other Muslims was horrific. They don't care.
Speaker 4: Why because they look alike and we don't know it's
side the chews.
Speaker 3: Well, and because also they're getting paid a lot of
money by agitators to be agitators. I mean, it's the
whole thing is so I'm so angry at the protesters,
most of whom have no idea why.
Speaker 1: They're even there. Because if you start to ask them questions.
They're clueless.
Speaker 3: They just know they've they've taken money to show up
and hold this sign. Man, it's amazing how quickly all
these signs come together.
Speaker 2: We are missing out. I just want to go stand
there with just bizarre signs. Just miss clap all the
time when they're trying to chant, just be off a
beat or two, just screw the whole thing up.
Speaker 1: You could do that, you know, and get paid.
Speaker 4: I know it would just oh god, it would be
so I wonder what they're paying.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 3: I saw there was a protest recently that they were
putting out like Craigslist call out saying that you can
get two thousand dollars for four hours.
Speaker 2: Holy mother of God, I know I'm behind yeah, down
with the team. What are we doing here again? Whose
side am I on?
Speaker 1: I don't talk anybody. That's what they'll tell you.
Speaker 2: I love the sign that has both different ones. So
like they're offering me more money across the street and
I just flipped my sign around.
Speaker 3: It's also fake now though. That's and that's what makes
me so mad about it. It's fake and phony, and
I just it's and it's just all it does is
cause complete chaos and destruction for reasons that are point
It's all pointless, and it just makes me furious. And
part of the protests yesterday included a guy who is
running for mayor of New York City and unfortunately he's
doing quite well. He's actually surging in the polls. His
name is Zoan mom Donnie. He's a current New York
assemblyman and again he's running for mayor. And he knew
that Tom Homan was going to be speaking to a group,
and so a lot of the protests, protesters who heard
that Tom Holman was coming to speak were like trying
to rush him. And so this is what this guy
who could be New York City's next mayor.
Speaker 1: This is how insane this guy is. Watch him?
Speaker 4: How that looks? That was so put on? Like he
knew the camera was there.
Speaker 2: Do you believe it? Do you believe that things? Do
you believe that looked? That did not look real?
Speaker 3: Well, what's funny about that particular moment, too, is that
Tom Holman was nowhere near him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so the camera is it was all fake.
Speaker 3: But there were protesters that were lining the hallways when
Tom Holman came through, and he totally did the Pierre
Poliev move with the apple you guys, it was glorious.
Look at him. I love him so much, Oh my god,
I love him so much. It is just a swagger.
Speaker 2: God, man, I tell you what he is. He is
no nonsense, he's no bullshit. Yeah, Grandpa, He's like, I
don't want to stay Grandpa's house. He scares me.
Speaker 1: I love him, God, I love him.
Speaker 3: And he did speak and he talked about specific I mean,
he talked about the area of his expertise, which is
the border. And here is the stats that he gave
about the progress that they have made on the border.
Speaker 18: Strong national security, of border security. No one understood that
burden President Trump's first term. His success on the border
is unprecedented, unprecedented. Now he just came back in office,
and I came back hol retirements the second time to
serve as president because I respect him so greatly. He
did in three weeks with Joe Biden couldn't do in
four years. Boarder numbers right now down ninety six percent.
Ninety six percent boarder numbers are down. He was at
over night percent in three weeks. Ninety six percent decrease.
That means when you got ninety six percent. Less people
across that border. Less women are being raped by the cartels.
Less children are dying, making that journey. Less Americans that
dying from fatanol that comes across an over border Less
women and children are sex trafficked. Less terrorists are getting
into this country. Joe buying at four hundred people on
terres wass has come across the border in four years
under Trump won, we have.
Speaker 2: Fourteen smart I watched a thing yesterday Matt Gutman of ABC.
He goes, look, whether you like Trump or you don't
like Trump, the results are absolutely clear. He goes, I've
been to the Northern Triangle, you know, the Darien Gap.
He goes, traffic there ninety nine percent down, ninety nine percent.
He goes, whether you like him or don't like him,
you can't argue the results. And most people are like, yeah,
that's what we wanted. Move yep, you know we we
want that. And by the way, a vast majority of
Democrats are like, yeah, we don't want unfettered access to
our to our you know, our country, not this way.
I mean, yeah, we could talk about how we can
get people here easier, and this, that and the other.
We already allow about a million people year to come
into the country. But we don't this, This can't happen.
Speaker 3: You know, you can have this, And it just shows
how much of a huge lie it was for Biden
to say that there was nothing he could do, that
this was a legislative issue, that Congress needed to act,
blah blah blah. It was all nonsense. And I think
part of it too. The reason that you're seeing such
lower numbers of the Darien gap is because the NGOs
are shuttered down where they are no longer We're no
longer paying taxpayer money to help this problem be a problem.
So you know, the success is for all kinds of reasons,
but they all point back to Trump, and it's become
such a success now to your point that like now
we're not even talking about the border.
Speaker 1: I mean it took it took Tom hom and talking.
Speaker 3: About it yesterday for us to be like, oh, oh yeah,
remember remember when the border was a problem, and now
it's not.
Speaker 4: I mean, like that's it's not.
Speaker 2: I mean, there's he Matt Common point out, he goes
last year, at this time, at this area, I think
he was an ego passer.
Speaker 4: He goes they're averaging fourteen hundred a day.
Speaker 2: Just here he goes last week there was ninety two
or something like that for the week. Amazing, and you're like,
oh wow, so those numbers it was a lie. It
was all a lie.
Speaker 1: It was all a lie.
Speaker 11: God.
Speaker 1: It just makes me so mad. And it's why we
have to worry now to Tulci's point about terrorism, and
it's a legit concern.
Speaker 4: So yeah, I don't.
Speaker 2: Worry about the four hundred that came across because obviously
we know who they are. My biggest fear has always
been the godaways, Yeah, if you're how many of the
you're coming in here for a reason that you don't
want to be got, you don't want the CBP one app,
you don't want anybody to know who you.
Speaker 1: Are, And there's so many, there's so many, so many.
It's a huge worry.
Speaker 3: Just going back to this whole the protests and how
idiotic they are and how they don't know what they're protesting.
Just really quickly, there's this video that I found of
a guy that was holding up a sign that had
two pictures on it, and on one side of the
picture was a photograph of a guy wearing a HAMAS
T shirt and he's a brown person who looks, you know,
like he's from the Middle East, and he's wearing a
T shirt that says Tomas. On the other side is
a white guy who has a Trump T shirt on.
And their question that they're asking the protesters is out
of these two people that you see photographed here, who
do you think is more supportive of LGBTQ rights?
Speaker 1: And I you, guys, these people are amious.
Speaker 2: Look at this stude choices.
Speaker 16: Who would you say is more likely to be supportive
of the LGBTQ community.
Speaker 11: Okay?
Speaker 2: Why would you.
Speaker 1: Say that because he's a brown person and he's not FORMP.
Speaker 16: Do you think the fact that he's part of how
US would stop him from supporting that community?
Speaker 3: Not at all?
Speaker 19: Probably number one?
Speaker 2: Number one? Why would you say that.
Speaker 14: Because Trump supporters are typically anti lgbt.
Speaker 16: Do you think so somebody that's a member of HAMAS
would they support the LGBTQ community.
Speaker 19: You know, I'm not sure?
Speaker 2: Number one?
Speaker 20: Okay, we what makes you say that they just the
kind kind of do you think that, you know somebody that's, say,
a member of HAMAS would be supportive of the gay community.
Speaker 21: Yeah, what do you think maybe ham number one he
likes a little friend there.
Speaker 1: You can't make this show.
Speaker 2: The uh what do you do with that? I mean, honestly,
you know what I would do. It's like I would say,
all right, well hear there, here's Hamas, this is Palestine,
and they're like, no, no, no, you kill these people,
you kill them, you kill them, so and and I
would have a guy. And by the way, this guy
is a gay maga person, So just point out how
stupid you are.
Speaker 4: And I would tell them you're an idiot, throw your
sign in a way.
Speaker 2: Go home, apologize to everybody on the way, read an
effing book, okay, and stop wearing Palestine because I don't
want to see any people innocent. You're using the death
of innocent young people in Palistine because look, there's no doubt. Man,
when Israel goes, they go hard. They're not playing. Oh yeah,
they have killed a lot of people and they're I
don't want to see anymore. It is. It is a
tough thing. I'm not one of these people that is
like just Jill Everett, no, no, no. But that being said,
come on, get your head out your ass for a second.
Do you even I.
Speaker 3: Want to send that to Randy Weingarten and say, this
is what you have produced.
Speaker 2: This is a good job. Good job, this is why
they defunded you. Exactly.
Speaker 3: Going back to the people in Trump's cabinet, just hard
at work. Howard Lutnik, who I have to tell you,
I just really like him. He's so happy, you know
what I mean, He's so joyful about his work. He
was on with Kevin O'Leary on one of the talk
shows talking about Canada and the tariffs and the whole hullabaloo,
and he is, you know, he's promoting what Trump has
been saying, which is there's a really really easy way
for Canada to avoid all of these tariffs, and that
is just come on, just become the fifty first state.
Howard's got to tote that line because that's what the
President says, and here he is doing it.
Speaker 22: The end game here, Could you eventually get to a
point where there's note that you've got a huge economy,
you can joined you've merged the economies of Canada and
the United States.
Speaker 2: Can you get to that point? You think are the.
Speaker 13: Best the best way the President has said it, the
best way to actually merge the economies of Canada the
United States is for Canada to become our fifty first
state if they want to merge it. That's how you
make it the fifty first state. But think about this
for a second. Why are American cars made in Canada?
Why are they made in Canada? The President just doesn't
make sense. Why are American cars made encounter of those
jobs should be in America. And that's what the President thinks,
and that's what he says, and that's what he's going
to execute. So the key point is Canada is going
to have to work with us to really integrate their economy.
And as the President said, they should consider the amazing
advantages of being the fifty first date of the United
States of America.
Speaker 1: They're all saying it. They're all saying it.
Speaker 2: I don't know why.
Speaker 1: It's entertaining, though it is.
Speaker 2: It is. I mean it's entertaining because you know why
he because he knows he gets up under everybody's skin
when he does.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a troll. It's a little bit of a troll.
Speaker 2: No, he's super trolley mm hmm.
Speaker 1: And then meanwhile, I know we talked about this a
little bit yesterday.
Speaker 3: I think but there was there's a report about the
decrease in inflation. And what struck me about this report
in particular was that it came from CNN and they
were spinning it so positively, which is not what I
expected from CNN.
Speaker 1: But nevertheless, here is that report.
Speaker 23: We have some good news on the economy and really
the number one issue for many Americans the cost of living.
So we just learned that consumer prices in February increased
by two point eight percent year over year zero point
two percent month over month. Both of these figures were
a step in the right direction, and both were better
than expected. So this is definitely very encouraging to see
because it's going to, I think, relieve some fears that
inflation was perhaps reaccelerating, because this actually breaks a streak
of four straight months where I think you could see
it on the chart all the way to the right,
where the inflation rate was going in the wrong direction, right,
it was going higher and higher.
Speaker 2: Finally we're seeing it dip than prices. It's you know what,
the number one indicator for all of this stuff is
consumer confidence. If you feel good about your money, that's
the only thing to matter. Because inflation every administration plays
with numbers. It was like, what we've taken out like
the Biden administry. We take out food, we take out energy,
we take out housing. Those are the only things I
care about. If you're pasting everything on how expensive my
socks were last year, that doesn't matter.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but it is unusual, you have to admit, for
CNN to put such a positive spin on it. Usually
they would report that kind of news like very straight lace.
They would not add any flowery commentary to it. And
that guy was like, this is awesome.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean.
Speaker 2: You must have gotten the memo.
Speaker 1: You must not have Maybe he's new there.
Speaker 2: I don't know I've ever seen him before.
Speaker 3: Meanwhile, there's MSNBC, who, of course decided that in the
midst of the fifty percent reduction in force at the
Department of Education, they would have an angry person that
was part of the reduction and force on so that
we could see her as some sort of victim.
Speaker 1: Here is that for you?
Speaker 2: Worried?
Speaker 11: How is this sitting with you?
Speaker 9: I am definitely angry because I don't understand why I
and my colleagues have targeted for just doing our jobs.
Our jobs are protecting the American public and their patient students.
So it's very frustrating to not only have to endure
the demeaning emails and ridicule that we're getting in the media,
but to also have to lose your job when all
you were doing was just following you know, the law.
Speaker 2: What are you talking about? What do you remember? Emails?
Speaker 1: Well, the because remember that day, they got an email
saying you need to get out of the building by
six o'clock and then you're not going to be able
to allow You're not going to be allowed to come
back until Thursday. And then the people that did get
part of the riff, they got an email saying, you're
getting this email because you're part of the riff.
Speaker 2: Hey, again, this is not personal, right, you're taking it personal.
They're making it personal and you're just numbers. And I
was it the governor of why I said, I'm glad
that they're bringing education back to the States. This is
what should happen. You're finding more and more people are
not freaking out about the Department of Education, mostly because
our kids, as we just saw, not the sharpest.
Speaker 4: By the way, there's a lawsuit here in Nashville.
Speaker 2: Kid got three point four honor roll student graduated, can't
read or write.
Speaker 1: Oh who wait, so who's suing? He is, Oh my gosh,
that's amazing.
Speaker 2: A girl in in Connecticut is suing. She's going to
the University of Yukon. She was one of like the
Valor Victorian kind of things. She got like a four
point two. She can't read it.
Speaker 1: Right, get out. That is that is incredible. That is
Oh my gosh. It has become such a scam. Yeah wow,
so wow.
Speaker 4: I don't know who you're protecting, but it wasn't that.
Speaker 11: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 1: And this is our future, you know what I mean?
Like this, these are the people that are future leaders.
Speaker 2: I heard Whitney said that, and she said, I believe
the children are our futred and then she said a
crack as whack and then she died.
Speaker 1: A conflicting message.
Speaker 2: Bobby Brown still lives.
Speaker 1: It's true. He's hanging on. He is hanging on.
Speaker 3: What struck me about that clip was that I don't
remember news stations having people that were forced to leave
their jobs because they didn't want to get a vaccine.
I don't remember anybody caring about those people losing their jobs.
Speaker 2: I I didn't see them standing out two weeks ago
with the thousand people that were dismissed from Starbucks.
Speaker 1: Right, this happens all the time.
Speaker 2: How does this feel? You lost? You know, you lost
your job here? Do you think that people don't respect
you anymore?
Speaker 9: Right?
Speaker 2: Was did Elon help you lose your job? Let mean?
Cut God, It's it's so stupid, it is. This is
just about Trump. Just hate Trump?
Speaker 1: Right, well, Trump and Elon? Yeah, exactly, It's about both
of them and Elon.
Speaker 3: I mean, the attacks against Tesla and his other companies
are getting exponent worse. There was a report from one
of the news station's Fox Actually yesterday talking about how
they caught one transwirdo who had been repeatedly attacking a
specific Tesla dealership. Here's the report about that around.
Speaker 24: The country ever since the end of January, including here
in Colorado, where this Tesla storefront was vandalized multiple times
with molotov cocktails and anti Elon Musk graffiti. Lucy Grace Nelson,
a transgender woman, now faces federal and state chargers for
the Colorado incidents. Dealers in some cities are also being protested.
Nine arrested at this one in New York President Trump
offered his support to Musk at a White House events
yesterday and agreed when asked if these attacks should be
labeled domestic terrorism.
Speaker 1: And I think that they should.
Speaker 3: When there's damage and destruction and it's violence, of course,
that's how it.
Speaker 1: Should be labeled.
Speaker 2: MSNBC tried to say, see protesting, we have that, we
have that, that is right there. You guys are such
does anybody listen to bleed? I know it is. I
want to just come over there and just see. You
should even be on TV. You guys are idiots. When
you attack things, it is different. And by the way,
he didn't just say you know, Elon and Tesla said
any company mm hmm. But oh when you break stuff
when you go there, when you do things that are
violent in nature, when you do destroy people's property, that
is different than standing there.
Speaker 4: With a picket sign going mean. Elon's mean exactly.
Speaker 3: You have crossed the line. You've crossed the line too
when you block traffic. And it always makes me rage
when people don't get in trouble for that.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, it makes me rady.
Speaker 2: Why my number one thing, I don't care if I
agree with you one hundred percent, if you block traffic.
I will absolutely protest against your cause. I will give
money to your cost. I've got a family, I've got
a life, and I don't want to be in the
car exactly.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, it makes me so mad when there
is so much tolerance for that and those people don't
get thrown in jail forever because it's just it makes
me rage. And then now the protests have not even
the protests have expanded overseas. This is how stupid all
of the Trump and Elon hate has been. So now
there was there were protesters that poured this makes me
so mad too. They poured liquid latex on a Tesla Optimist,
the robot, the AI robot, which you know these things
are so freaking expensive to build, but this is what
lengths they are going to.
Speaker 3: They're ruining everything. And again there, why are they not
being Why is no one stopping them?
Speaker 2: You know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Like, this is crazy to me that someone is filming.
Speaker 4: It is walking around of goo and nobody said anything.
Speaker 1: I don't I don't know, I don't know. It makes
me so mad.
Speaker 2: We're going after these people in here. Did you see
the art people that threw the stuff on there? You
see how much time they got. I think they got
several years in jail.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's right. So and I forget what group.
Speaker 3: It's like the Climate Defense yeah something. Yeah, those people
are freaking whack.
Speaker 2: I've got to tell you what, man, I'd be well,
I'm like, I don't know if I really want to
go to this giant robot here and throws some on
it just in case it comes lives and snaps our neck.
Speaker 1: Right, So you never know what AI how quickly it
can advance. You just don't know a threat.
Speaker 2: I deem you as a threat, like, oh my god,
robocops alive.
Speaker 1: And now there is some suspicion that Act.
Speaker 3: Blue, which we already know is super corrupt and super
sketch and super shady.
Speaker 1: They're just as bad as BLM ever was they are.
Speaker 3: Now there's calls for there to be an investigation into
Act Blue.
Speaker 1: I went too far.
Speaker 3: Daryl Isa has formally requested that the Trump administration opens
up an investigation into Act Blue, accusing them of potentially
accepting payments from terror groups. Act Blue is said to
be linked to financing attacks on Tesla's showrooms and on
Elon Musk, among other violent protests.
Speaker 1: Across the country.
Speaker 3: It is, as Nick Sorter says, nothing short of a
criminal enterprise.
Speaker 2: I hope they but terror organizations. I'm interested in to
finding that out.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know. This is the only
tweet I have about it.
Speaker 3: But the investigation will let us know, and I'm very
much looking forward to that. Now you mentioned the MSNBC clip,
I want to play it because this was extraordinary that
this woman, this MSNBC reporter person is trying to justify
these kinds of protests, the kind that we're seeing where
you know, cars are literally destroyed, there is vandalism, there
is destruction, and they're trying to say this is first Amendment.
Speaker 1: That's all this is, is his first Amendment. Oh my god.
Speaker 25: But then you also overnight have this post claiming that
protests at Tesla dealerships are illegal. He said today he
would label violence against dealerships domestic terrorism. And you know,
I am judicious in how I play this sound, but
I think you need to hear it from him.
Speaker 15: But he talks about some of the violence that's been
going on around the country at dealerships, some say they
should be labeled domestic terrorists.
Speaker 19: I just do that I'll do it.
Speaker 2: I'm going to stop them.
Speaker 19: We catch anybody doing it, because they're harming.
Speaker 2: A great American company.
Speaker 19: Let me tell you, you do it to Tesla, and
you do it to any company, we're going to catch you,
and you're going to You're gonna go through hell.
Speaker 25: So just to be clear, you protest a private company,
you are labeled by this administration a domestic terrorists.
Speaker 2: That is not what he's dead.
Speaker 4: That is not what he that's not even what you said.
Oh my god, that's not even what you said.
Speaker 2: You said violence. Again, the company is not the same as.
Speaker 3: Picketing, right, It's not a protest when you are slashing
tires or stealing them or setting cars on fire. I'm
sorry that's so hard for the MSNBC person, but clearly
it is. I mean, this is extraordinary that she said
that with like a straight face. It's kind of like
how extraordinary it is on the same channel that Julie Radzinski.
I don't know if I'm saying her name right or Raginsky.
She's the one that has just a really unfortunate hairline.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, that out there. This is she is,
she's something, and she.
Speaker 3: She's awful and so she decided that she was going
to complain and suggests that it was illegal for Trump
to have the Tesla, you know, the array of Tesla
cars on the White House lawn, and she was acting
like so pearl clutchy about it. And it is so
absurd considering that Joe Biden did the same thing with Jeep,
but here she is clutching all the pearls to this Tesla.
Speaker 5: Stut, is it ironic that the president is now counting
electric feel Oh?
Speaker 26: I mean, first of all, it's not legal, let's start
with that. Second, and we can't do this in the
property the White House, it's federal property. Second, I mean, really,
the president is basically a car salesman.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 26: It's just it's just astounding. With everything that's going on,
I mean literally, with everything that's going on in the world,
he's taking time out of his day to array four
or five Teslas on the White House lawn and basically
act like a showroom salesman. For By the way, I
don't know who he thinks is buying Tesla's, but I
can guarantee you that they're out of reach, many of
them for the average Trump voters. So I'm not sure
who in the Maga universe, he's urging to buy Tesla's
because Tesla's consistently in previous iterations, were bought by wealthier,
environmentally conscious people like that.
Speaker 2: There's the perfect I don't know who she thinks is
like buying these cars, but not poor white trash. I'll
tell you that, right. The Maga people, they do got
their big trucks, and they're out there dating their sisters,
and they can't read, and they can't afford these kind
of things. Man, talk about, just keep doing it, Just
keep doing it. Tone down. You're speaking to Manhattan, right,
and you're speaking to La and San Francisco. The rest
of the country goes, shut up.
Speaker 1: Well, they're doing that.
Speaker 3: I mean, anytime they, you know, do the basket of deplorables,
anytime they do that kind of elitism, it has it
has the worst effect. And so I hope they keep
doing it, and I hope she keeps talking about how
just preposterous it was to have, you know, a white
house showroom of Tesla's, because, in case you forgot, this
is what it looked like when Joe Biden did it.
Speaker 1: Not just one gene. I'm sorry, how is this different? Exactly?
That's as far as they would let him drive ladies
and gentlemen.
Speaker 2: I sit there and I think to myself, you guys,
as as all of this stuff is happening in front
of you, you're saying it's not happening.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And my side would never do that.
Speaker 2: And by the way, every president, when did we say, hey, guys,
you're president. Now, you can't talk good about American industry.
You got to be quiet on it.
Speaker 3: It's just the dumbest talking point ever ever. But this
is it's just one more piece of evidence in the
big giant pile of evidence that they have at They're
lost when it comes to their messaging, absolutely positively lost,
so great.
Speaker 1: And the hatred for Elon is so irrational.
Speaker 3: A couple of weeks ago, I think it was Daisy
and I played a clip of Bill Burr, who's become
such a disappointment.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 3: He he seemed like he was so savvy and and
he had the whole woke thing figured out, and then
he just got really dumb about this, the Elon.
Speaker 1: Thing and his He was on I don't know, some.
Speaker 3: Podcasts or radio show or whatever just the other day
talking absolute trash about Elon. My favorite is when these
idiots suggest that.
Speaker 1: Elon isn't smart.
Speaker 3: Like, fine, if you don't like him because he's trying
to cut government and help you save money, fine, you cannot.
Speaker 1: Like him for that. But to suggest that he's not
smart is just it's just beyond dumb. And that's exactly
what Bill Burr does right here.
Speaker 27: Elon musk Oh, that guy like he's gonna like who
evidently is a Nazi, Like, I just refuse to believe
that it was an accidental two times see Kyle, and
he does it at a presidential inauguration. This is why
I hate liberals. It's like liberals have no teeth whatsoever.
They just go, oh, a car. Can you believe I'm
getting out of the country. I'm just like, you're gonna
leave the country because a one guy with dyed hair,
plugs and a laminated face who runs, who makes a
bad car and as has an obsolete, uh social media platform?
Speaker 4: You're you're gonna leave this?
Speaker 2: Why doesn't he leave? Why hasn't he stopped?
Speaker 27: What are we so afraid of this guy who can't
fight his way out of a wet paper bag?
Speaker 1: I mean serious, you're gonna go for the idiot?
Speaker 2: Angle. Okay, I didn't quite I didn't quite get that.
I'm like, really like, that's that's no, no, that's uh
no no. Yeah. Well they they love the suggest that
he's an idiot. And I'm like, look, guys, Kolmanazi do
all this stuff. That's fine, let's be you know, that's
enough with your your your there's some things where you're
just like, that's just so ridiculous that right, oh idiot, Okay,
when's the last time you went to space? Right?
Speaker 1: I mean that's the thing.
Speaker 3: That's why I love the way that Jordan Peterson smacked
down this whole idea of Elon not being smart.
Speaker 1: Here's Jordan bessing Elon Musk is a fool's game.
Speaker 2: He doesn't know what he's doing. It's like, how many
rockets have you sent tomorrow?
Speaker 19: Well, seriously, you know, people are so presumptuous. You could
excuse that and say, well, it's government subsidies or it
was handed to them, which is all complete, bloody rubbish,
because you can hand government subsidies to a fool forever,
and all that will happen is you'll get sixteen hundred
feet of high speed rail built in California in twenty
years for twelve billion dollars, you know, and so that happened, right, that.
Speaker 2: Happened, absolutely true. The frustration again with you can have
a disdain for all of these people, but to say
they're idiots is so ridiculous, right, like I and that
goes both ways, by the because I see a lot
of people there, so they're they're not they're not you
may not like they're politics, but they're not stupid. And
you know, it's like we always joke about you know,
you know, we'll talk about Gavin Is a minute. He's
a lot of things, but he didn't stupid. And it's
so it's just enough with that, just having just stapers
politics all you want, but don't insult everybody else by
saying the guy that's building the board has the boring
company that has an amazing flamethrower. By the way, if
you've never seen it, that's putty. It's not only shooting
rockets capturing them again, that right, it's not idiot.
Speaker 1: The dumb guy.
Speaker 2: Okay, yet they're a supercomputer that they told him would
take a couple of years and they did it in days.
Speaker 22: Mm hm.
Speaker 2: That guy's not an idiot.
Speaker 3: No, of course, not, and it's just that's when you
know that you're you're dealing with somebody who has no idea.
Speaker 1: They're they're not serious people, They're just not no.
Speaker 3: And my this is sometimes I just love the Internet
so much, and particularly x and it is times like
what you're about to see. So somebody was coming to
Elon's defense, right, and he retweeted their defense of him
with this photo which says.
Speaker 1: Worth it and shows him in a full body cast.
Speaker 3: And so that was good enough on its own, but
then there was this reference to anchor Man.
Speaker 1: Okay, so somebody there was this, there was this post
hang on it's.
Speaker 3: Coming and there so the Democrats yesterday, like there was
fifty House Democrats that all put out the exact same statement.
Speaker 1: Literally word for word.
Speaker 3: Yeah, saying this is why you know we're not voting
for this bill, right, exact word for word. And my
favorite one was that one of them, it was I
can't even remember her name, Sarah something. She even put
her initials at the end of it, you know how
some congress people do to show that they really wrote
that tweet.
Speaker 1: Okay, it was the same.
Speaker 3: It was like literally a copy and paste. And then
she put her initials at at the end. So that
was hilarious, and so Elon says, it says, much like
sex panther, fifty percent of the time, this propaganda works
one hundred percent of the time.
Speaker 1: So that was great. But then it got even better
because if you look at there, there's a community note
on his tweet, and somebody's community note said this is
what I was just like, oh my god, I love
people so much. This is a false claim. Sixty percent
of the time. It works every time, right, Like, this
is why I love the Internet. This right here.
Speaker 2: Great.
Speaker 4: I run to the comments more than the thing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, it was so great.
Speaker 3: So great, Okay, we this is this is gonna be
a long show. I thought this was going to be
a normal sized show. It's going to be a long show.
Got a little bit more.
Speaker 1: To get to. So just hang tied, everybody, because we
still haven't gotten to the Gavin Newsom stuff, and we
need to get to the Gavin news and stuff. But
yesterday the Leader of Ireland came for a visit. This
is a traditional thing that they do for Saint Patrick's
Day every year. They visited the Vice President's house for
lunch and then the oval office to have a discussion
with President Trump, and they I kept seeing this word
all over Twitter and it was brand new to me.
Speaker 3: I cannot be the only one who is today years
old when I first learned the word.
Speaker 1: Tisa had learned that had you known that word before yesterday?
Speaker 2: Talk about it yesterday on the air, like my local show,
because everybody's like, what's this guy's name. I'm like, it's
not it's not there.
Speaker 1: It's not his name.
Speaker 2: That's not his name, you.
Speaker 1: Know, So, but did you know that word before yesterday?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: They were taught, you know, yes, It's like because I'd
lived there for a while off and I did radio
and stuff. But it's they're like, because the guy kept
saying that that that was his name, and I'm like,
wait what I'm like because I would hear because it
was our news our news guy, and I'm like, what
the hell is he talking about?
Speaker 9: Right?
Speaker 2: Like you know, I mean it is I'm like, finally
said he goes and he says, hey, Chad, how do
you say this guy's name? And I'm like, he's because
I'm I'm because I'm getting ready for the show, and
I'm like it's I'm all, it's it's it's T Shock,
and he's like, oh, his name's T Shock. I'm like, no,
it's it's it's it's a political thing. But he kept me, yeah, leader,
like you know, appointment, appointment thing, go back, way way
back in there. But he thought that was the guy's name.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I can see why.
Speaker 3: I mean, I guess it makes sense if you see
that over and over again you've never heard it before.
Speaker 1: Which I hadn't.
Speaker 3: I immediately took to Google to be like, how in
the hell do you pronounce this? There are quite too
many vowels, and so I down this shandy dandy little pronunciation.
Speaker 1: T show. Everybody together, now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, T Shock there, it's like T shock, you
know what I mean. It's like, you know, it's right there,
T show. It's easy to do. But there you that's
funny with it.
Speaker 3: It means right, that's exactly what it means.
Speaker 1: Head of the Leprechauns.
Speaker 3: Trump had a little bit of fun while he was
in the Oval taking questions from reporters. One reporter in
particular wanted to get the leader's response to having a
new resident in his midst and that, of course being
rosy O'Donnell, who we talked about yesterday, And here is
a little bit of he is.
Speaker 2: Known for very happy, fun loving people.
Speaker 28: Right after getting in this room, right now that I've met,
why in the world would you let Rosie o'donnald move
to our just do a lower.
Speaker 18: Your happiness love?
Speaker 2: I like that question. Do you know who she is? You?
Speaker 8: You better now.
Speaker 11: That?
Speaker 2: Like she's over there? When do you have fun with that?
He's like, I have no idea who she is?
Speaker 1: Well, Glenstones, that's what she's talking about, is being the
star Winstones.
Speaker 4: Person nineteen ninety three movie of which you were not
the star.
Speaker 2: Of the movie.
Speaker 1: M I mean, she's real proud of it. I guess,
real proud.
Speaker 3: And j D had on a pair of shamrock socks
that Trump could not get over.
Speaker 1: He was super distracted by them. And here is proven.
Speaker 14: I love this.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to stay focused. It was cute Candy who Pece?
Speaker 10: Candy?
Speaker 2: Who squirrel?
Speaker 1: I mean, I think that they get along much better
than he and Pence ever did.
Speaker 2: That is for sure, absolutely well Pence. He needed Pence
to get him over the hump with the Christens. He's like, look,
I've done a lot of bad stuff and and they
like you, so you know what, I'll give you a
job for four years and then, uh, you know, that's it.
He treated Pence. Pence was an old school VP. Right,
you go open supermarkets and libraries and and that kind
of stuff. Maybe cast a vote once in a while,
and outside of the out of side, out of mind.
Jadie Mance is not that.
Speaker 1: No, he is not that. And Pence did a lot.
Speaker 3: I mean, it seemed like for the first couple of
years Pence was just doing a lot of the walking
behind Trump with like a poop bucket, you know what
I mean, and like just making sure that he was
there to clean up any messes that Trump loved me.
Speaker 2: Trump Trump caused. As we all know, he's been known to,
you know, a good cop, bad cop. You need every
every administration needs that person, every great business need like
you know, you go and look trust me. Like Steve
Jobs had a couple of people that would go in
afterwards and clean things up. Elon has the same. Everybody
needs one of those people that does that. But he
was an old school you know, he was. That's back
when you pick somebody because I need a group of people,
and you can get me that group I need a stamp.
You're going to get me that?
Speaker 3: Yeah, Okay, let's talk about Gavin Newsom for a minute,
because there was a video that Adam kinsing Er, the
cry Baby, put up yesterday where.
Speaker 1: He was just like, I just am so upset.
Speaker 3: He's very, very mad at Gavin Newsom for having for
platforming I guess conservatives having them as guests. Here is
Adam to explain his anger, and I see this.
Speaker 21: I see that Gavin Newsom has decided to invite Steve
Bannon on his podcast and they're going to have just
a wonderful conversation. He had Charlie Kirk on his podcast
that I didn't get extremely outraged about, even though Kirk
is one of the bad guys. Bannon is the author
of this chaos we're seeing right now. Bannon is the
one that says you need to flood.
Speaker 23: The zone with shit.
Speaker 21: Bannon is the one that is basically authored where we
are and what Donald Trump wants. And because Gavin Newsom
wants to run for a president and thinks he's going
to be this healer, he brings on this nationalist. Many
of us on the right sacrificed our careers taking these
people on and Knewsom's trying to make a career with them.
Speaker 2: This is insane.
Speaker 1: He's on the right.
Speaker 3: That was the funniest part of that entire video, as
him saying, many of us on the right, give me
a break.
Speaker 1: Kinsinger.
Speaker 4: You know what he is like Bannon, don't like Baden.
Speaker 2: He had a vision and if people want to know
what mag is all about, make America great again was
the vision of Bannon. And by the way, Bannon and Trump,
there was a lot of things Sam close for a
while because he wanted to do. There were things he
didn't want, tax breaks for the wealthy, He wanted to
raise taxes. He wanted to be more of a uh
you know what, has become the populist and go after
that middle class and stuff. He wanted a lot more of.
Speaker 4: That stuff than than than Trump did originally.
Speaker 3: Well, and he's not I think there's a pretty big
rift between Bannon and Elon Musk like they He does
not like Elon at all.
Speaker 2: Oh he can't. He calls him evil. Trump told him
to make up. You guys need to get over it.
You need to make up with each other.
Speaker 1: I mean, does Elon have a problem with Bannon either?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 1: He doesn't like him.
Speaker 2: Okay, I don't think they're going to be pals.
Speaker 3: Okay, well, I mean they that's fine, I guess, because
it's not like Bannon is involved in the administration.
Speaker 2: He thinks Elon is what the left says he is.
Really he does. He thinks he is a he's bad
for a lot of reasons.
Speaker 14: He is.
Speaker 2: He cannot stand him, and he thinks he is going
to hurt the administration and do a lot of stuff
that he he thinks he's a bad dude.
Speaker 1: Hm, I just don't agree. I don't agree with him,
but I think.
Speaker 3: You know, I disparaged Gavin Newsome's starting a podcast when
the news first came out that he was doing this,
I was just I.
Speaker 1: Totally made fun of it.
Speaker 3: And now I think it is the most brilliant strategic
move on his part in his you know, in his
hope to run for president that he could have ever done,
and having these conservative hot shots on there on the
podcast to bring him to the center and promote himself
as someone who gets along with everybody, who can create unity,
who's moderate, who's a centrist, who understands all sides.
Speaker 1: It is brilliant.
Speaker 3: And I think he is going to be a huge
worry in the next presidential election. Here's just a little
clip of the end of his segment that he did
with Steve.
Speaker 2: Hey.
Speaker 20: Steve, I really enjoy this conversation. I think it's incredibly valuable.
And and I appreciate the spirit to which we were
able to engage and yah, and I hope we can
continue the conversation and and uh, and I hope we
get out of this week without any further disruptions. It's
been a hell of a hell of a beginning of administration.
And I appreciate your your advocacy. Also appreciate that you
call balls and strikes as it relates to what you're seeing,
uh with administration.
Speaker 15: I also think that for your audience, you know, there's
a saying that there are decades in which nothing happens
in there are weeks in which decades happen.
Speaker 2: We're living in that time right now.
Speaker 15: So whatever happens this week next week is going to
be quite intense. We have a mate, we have an
economy turnaround. Geostrategically, the beginning of the kinetic part of
the Third World War has got to be stopped. So
it's we're we're living history every day and uh, I'm
just honored you had me on here, and uh, you
know we were able to conduct this in some level
of uh of decency.
Speaker 2: I appreciate Steve, thanks for joining us. Thank you Governor,
appreciate you.
Speaker 3: So there was this tweet that I thought was super interesting.
I don't know who Lulu Chang mus Serve is, but
she said the biggest Comm's coup of this week is
Gavin Newsom's podcast. I was dismissive at first, but it's
actually political genius. First guest was Kirk Than, Michael Savage,
Today Steve Bannon, all huge influencers, massive audiences, sharp debaters
who pull no punches. Newsom has not only invited them on,
but he's kept the conversation civil and even warm, and
will gradually distance himself from the woke excesses of the past.
And now he will have several years to hone his arguments,
practice debating, and explain away political liabilities like his COVID
school closures. All the leftist headlines attacking him show that
it's working. He is quote out of step with the
state he will set. He will all set in the
state he is aiming for.
Speaker 1: Washington and I just think that is I have I
didn't pooh poo.
Speaker 2: And the reason is because here's the one thing about
Gavin Newsom like him and him whatever it is, and
he is not afraid to go places. Even before this,
he has gone on a lot of people's podcasts. He's
always kept at civil and he's not. He will where
others won't. He will like the left is terrified. I always,
like Bill morroways, say I get invite one person here
from the right, they'll show up knowing ninety nine percent
of the people in the audience can't stand him. The
left won't go on anybody else's things. Gavin has always
been that way when he was a mayor, lieutenant governor,
when all of the Gavin has always been accessible and
he's you know what, He's always going all right, what's
going on, He's learning what's going on. I'm dissecting everything,
and I think it's brilliant that he does so. And
I think if I'm him too, I'm also going to
start to bring on might as Touched people, those guys
that have that podcast that is masked out the biggest
podcast right now, really it is, and it is it
is well the last couple. It's them and Joe Rogan
have battled it out. They're a uber progressive, but they
are he has an opportunity to I never thought he
was super woke. I thought, you know what, he is
whatever he needed to be.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's a chameleon.
Speaker 2: He's a chameleon. He's a politician and he dode at it.
And he looks like Christian Baale. That also helps, because
you know what, there is a certain sense you look
at somebody and go, I could see you as president.
I could see you as in the United States.
Speaker 3: And I worry so much about like the idiotic women
out there, of which there are many who will just
be like, oh my god, he's so dreamy. And then,
you know, add to that the fact that.
Speaker 1: He's got this factor like the whole salesman, slick, the smile, weasel,
Like we all know that he's a weasel, and we
all know that he may be brilliant at this, he's
terrible at leading, which is of course what's required of
a president.
Speaker 3: And the problem too is that his term is going
to be over. And yes, right now we can all
point to his terrible record, and that record would follow
him if a presidential election was happening this year or
next year. But by twenty twenty eight, he will be
two years removed from that record, and it'll be far
enough behind him. And Ta Lulu's point, he will have
had several years to really fix all the things that
he's done wrong.
Speaker 1: He's going to have an answer for. He's just going
to get slicker.
Speaker 2: Already, got an answer for one of the big ones,
the COVID one. I was wrong. I was wrong.
Speaker 3: And he does it in this way that is like
super humble and likable.
Speaker 2: And he's very self deprecating, right and by the way,
we as human beings when people go I screwed up,
we go, okay, well you've been it. And it kills
the story right there. It exactly kills the story. And
that's the thing where where government fails more often than
not and allows things to fester as they never kill
the story. They never come out and go, you know what,
by Jack the pooch, I am sorry about that. Guys.
Speaker 4: He is going to be a force if he wants
to be a.
Speaker 1: Force, and he does he does want to be a force.
Oh yeah.
Speaker 3: Just to give you a couple more examples, here's a
little bit of him getting asked by Michael Savage about
why it takes so frickin' long in California to count
the vote and instead of pushing, you know, you would
expect him to fight a little bit, and he does
sort of, but it is in this disarming way again,
which I think is going to be appealing to a
wide swap of people.
Speaker 1: Here's that little bit with Michael Savage.
Speaker 28: Why does it take so many months or days to
count the ballots in California?
Speaker 2: A month?
Speaker 28: India one eight accounts six forty million votes, Germany eight hours,
accounts fifty million votes, Argentina six hours to count twenty
seven million votes, California four weeks to count sixty million vote.
Speaker 2: It's ridiculous.
Speaker 20: Why it's ridiculous, it's because it's and by the way,
we've been having this conversation enough, and it's a first
of all, we believe that every vote counts, So we
want to make sure every vote is counted. Because of
the provisional ballots, the fact we do all mail in ballots,
the fact that we have such a huge investments in
making sure that we increase that outreach, we want to
make sure again every vote counts. But you're right the time.
Speaker 2: Right about right.
Speaker 20: No, absolutely, the right is right, and you are right
to criticize the extended period.
Speaker 1: This is what he does. And Lulu again talking about
the French laundry incident, because Charlie Kirk brought that up.
That's obviously a huge negative.
Speaker 3: And you can see this as she describes it. Newsome's
animal instinct for communications. It kicks right in because number one,
he jokes, I can't help.
Speaker 1: You with a reservation.
Speaker 3: Number two he can seeds, and number three he disarms
by admitting it, owning it and being self deprecating to
your point. And so, as Lulu said, one of his
biggest PR crises neutralized just like that with a smile.
And that is why he is not to be underestimated.
And to see it in action is really something. Here
is that moment.
Speaker 1: About your wining and dining at French laundry.
Speaker 20: Yes, I was talking about the importance of of of
never well, I can't help you with a resermet very nice,
by the way. We couldn't have this conversation with that conversation.
Dumbest bonehead, move my life, okay, own it, move.
Speaker 2: On, grow up. And I'm trying that you talking to
you to be talking to myself.
Speaker 20: I'm just looking I'm staring, looking right at you in
the eyes as I say that, just to get your reaction.
Speaker 2: That said, we what humor is. There's a reason they
always tell people to open with an icebreaker because the
minute open with an icebreaker. Humor brings a wall down
and then you can go forward. It humanizes somebody, and
it gets people loose and you own something when you
make a mistake and you go, guys, it was that.
That was me, and I am so sorry. Okay, well
there's nothing else. I mean, we can't fix it, and
you apologize, we move on. There's no there's no there's
no other because what are you going to do? No
he apologize to everybody in California. No, you can't, right,
and we're not asking you to that mm hmm. And
and people go, oh, he's did his Maykopa, Let's move
on with our life.
Speaker 1: I mean, I think all week, I think all the right.
Speaker 3: Can do moving forward, because obviously this podcast is going
to continue is to point out how disingenuous all of
this is and how how how it is a strategy,
how it's none of it is genuine, none of it
is sincere.
Speaker 1: He is not sincere.
Speaker 3: He has no idea what he believes because all he
cares about is seeking out power. And so I think
that's all that has to be. That's that has to
be how we counter it. The other thing that he
doesn't have going for him is that he relies so
heavily on this the weird movements, right, like you know,
he does the dancing and he does the weird things
with his hands, and so there was there was a
great example of that. I think this is with Steve
Bannon where the hand thing was out of control for
probably almost thirty seconds he was doing the hand thing,
and it's just it's bizarre.
Speaker 1: You guys watch this.
Speaker 20: I appreciate the notion of agency, that we're not bystanders
in the world.
Speaker 2: That's just weird.
Speaker 1: Like that amount of this is not normal to me.
It's like a tell that he knows what he's saying
is bullshit.
Speaker 2: It's possible, you know. Look, I I I talk a
lot with my hands, you know, I mean I do too,
but like.
Speaker 1: A normal person, you know what I mean, that's not normal.
Speaker 2: Maybe it's very Italian. I mean it's you know, they're
always talking with their hands this, what is this? I
don't know that that was weird. And I also think
all the time, you know what he does do that
when you watch him in his speeches, he's not like that.
The sitting there, I think he feels uncomfortable. There's no
desk in front of him. I think there's an uncomfortable
level of just sitting in a.
Speaker 4: Chair talking to somebody.
Speaker 2: They you know, they don't know what to do.
Speaker 4: Their hands are here that I want to sit like this.
Speaker 2: It's I would have put him somewhere where he's a
little bit more casual and he could just chill, because
it looks like he's he's exposed, and I think that's
what he you know, you know, if I was his people,
I've been saying, look, let's not put him in this
situation where it's across you know, Let's have him chilling
at a desk or or something where it's not where
it's just because this was something else to do with this,
because this isn't going to work here, you know, right right,
it's just one of those sign language people that don't
know sign language.
Speaker 1: I just it's very it's unnerving.
Speaker 4: Which are always my favorite people in the world.
Speaker 2: At no point in time did you think you were
ever going to really get away with this.
Speaker 3: One more little bit of news before we get into
some fun my Pillow talks, and that is that there
is yet another climate summit that is going to be
taking place shortly in Brazil.
Speaker 2: This is my favorite story.
Speaker 1: It's incredible. So tens of thousands.
Speaker 3: Of acres in the freaking Amazon rainforest have been now
cut down so that there's an easy access road that
they can that they have to build for all of
the people who are going to be flying in on
their private jets, private jets to this climate summit in Brazil.
They are having to remove huge swaths of land. According
to Eric Daughtry that it's getting cleaned out to ease
traffic to the city. So they're building a new highway for.
Speaker 1: The climate summit. You guys, look at this.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this is a picture of the road that they're
building in the middle of the freaking Amazon.
Speaker 1: What in the world.
Speaker 2: They talked to farmers around there and they're like, yeah,
they destroyed our crops, they moved us they all of
has nobody heard of zoom? Do we not do this?
Could this not be an email? Right?
Speaker 1: I mean, such a scam.
Speaker 2: It is, it's a scam. It is all right.
Speaker 1: We do have some thank you to get to.
Speaker 3: Yesterday we heard from Deanna Hale who said, this is
for you, Chad, Chad. We have your governor candidate here.
It's my sheriff of Riverside County, Chad Bianco. He's running
for governor. Yeah, he's a conservative. We love him.
Speaker 1: He's done an amazing job as sheriff.
Speaker 4: So you are direct sheriff.
Speaker 2: I love Chad Bianca. He is a great shriff. I mean,
it's California. I doubt he has a chance, but still
he's damn he's a hell of a sheriff.
Speaker 1: And you're not just saying that because he's another Chad.
Speaker 2: No, all Chad's rule. But this one is really good one.
Speaker 1: Okay, let's see.
Speaker 3: Julie Wolf says, USDA canceled a local farmer providing local
schools with meat. How does that make sense? I think
that there are legit efforts being cut. Not happy about
this one. I don't know about that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they did do they did, They did a lot
of that stuff.
Speaker 2: But the thing is, canceling the contracts doesn't mean the
contracts aren't coming back. What they're trying to do is
from what I understand, is you're wiping everything out, the
slate clean and then and that includes firing some people
and then bringing them back. Right, is you want to
find out, Okay, what's a real thing that works in
what does It doesn't mean that won't come back. It
may not, but it also may come back. So let's
just see how this thing plays out. A lot of
this is going to be wait and see in a
lot of these situations.
Speaker 1: Well and a lot of them.
Speaker 3: And I don't remember what the specific cut was, but
I saw a news report where someone was the reporter
was asking the agency had not Again I don't even
remember what the cut was or what agency was, but
they were like, how could you cut this super valuable program?
Speaker 1: How do you defend this? And they did defend it by.
Speaker 3: Saying, because you're completely mischaracterizing why we cut it and
what the cut was, and so always dig a little
deeper into exactly the terms of the contract, because some
of them are super tied up and wrapped up in
DEI stuff too, And so to your point, they're probably
cutting for a good reason, and then we'll bring it
back in some form that actually makes sense, so I
still have a lot of faith in how this is going.
Gcqucy says, I would like an update on your knee, mock.
Speaker 1: Are you starting to walk better? Thank you for asking.
I limp better.
Speaker 3: So it's not great, and I still can't do stairs,
but I can. I can get around a little bit
better with a little bit less pain. And I am
getting a gel injection tomorrow, so I'm very very hopeful.
Speaker 1: We'll see how that goes. I know it takes a
few weeks to see if it really works, but I
am finally getting that gel injection tomorrow, so I'm very
very excited about that. Aaron erm says Mamod Khalil looks
like a duck, walks like a duck, and quacks like
a terrorist.
Speaker 3: Who would a thunk a ma Mood Khalil would have questions? Hey,
take my money, thank you very much. Teresa Raymundo says
jeeps and tesla's are the least of the issues.
Speaker 1: But hey, some dude.
Speaker 3: Flashes his tatas on the White House lawn and that's cool.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's right, because we were bringing decency back. Remember
whether all the decency.
Speaker 3: Andrea Viola says Newsome is a COMMI psychopath who destroyed
California one per one hundred percent true. But he's Psychopaths
can be very very charming, as you know, I would
be a person who got into Ted Bundy's car.
Speaker 1: Psychopaths can be very very charming.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Rachel Gerhardt says Gavin is a Kami glow list and
is using some of our heavy hitters to hide the
wolf slipping into sheep's skin.
Speaker 1: This makes me nervous. It should because he's doing exactly that.
Speaker 3: And I don't think that the I don't think it's
wrong for the Bannons and the Kirks to go on
the show.
Speaker 4: I just it's in him too, because it's a great
talking boy exactly.
Speaker 3: I think they know in some you know this is
these are gonna get. The shows are going to get
a lot of eyeballs. It's it's good for them in
that way. But yeah, I mean it's it's going to ultimately,
it's going to serve Gavin Newsom really really well.
Speaker 1: F fs.
Speaker 3: Jenny O says, leaving for Ireland in sixteen days. Can't
wait to protect my cousin Molly's statue.
Speaker 1: I'm am alone.
Speaker 3: Her bosoms are getting so shiny from all the people touches,
all the people's touches, Happy Irish History Month, Mock and
Chad Leave Molliam Alone campaign.
Speaker 1: Thank you guys very very much. One more day with you, Chad.
We're gonna make it a really good one.
Speaker 2: I love it, I love it.
Speaker 1: It's going to be good and then days we'll be
back on Monday. In the meantime, have a wonderful rest
of your Thursday and we will talk to you tomorrow Monday.
Speaker 2: H