Speaker 1: I'll take things that never happened for two hundred Alex.
This is such a grift, it's so disgusting. But they
really big Americans are so stupid, these people. They're like,
oh no, we love them, we love them, just don't
let them live in my neighborhood.
Speaker 2: This is the kind of stuff they need to be
pinpointing and saying, are we being taken advantage of as taxpayers?
And I just been saying it needs further investigation.
Speaker 1: Hi has everybody doing what's everybody doing? He's wanting has
everybody doing good?
Speaker 2: Good persee. So we are on the downward slope to
the end of this week, and we're going to kick
off the show today with something a little different, a
little unusual. But it's a clip that I saw and
then I showed you and I was like, does this
make you rage as much as it makes me rage?
Speaker 1: Yeah, people are going to be mad at us too.
We're going to get Candy Dan Crenshaw is going to
say that we hate Vets.
Speaker 2: He's gonna totally he might.
Speaker 1: Get mad, but let it totally like take it, and
he's gonna like he's going to condense it down. He's
going to manipulate the video and then he's gonna say,
oh my god, the chase aint veterans. That's what he's
gonna do after we critique this.
Speaker 2: This is his yes, but perhaps some of you have heard,
I know we've played a clip of his show in
previous you know, some time ago. But there's a fellow
by the name of Caleb Hammer who does like a
financial kind of show, and he brings on guests that
typically have issues controlling their finances and who are looking
for his advice. He's kind of like a like a
gen Z Dave Ramsey Ramsey, Yeah, And he had on
a couple who the guy was just is just about
to get out, like retire from the Navy, and the
wife also is a VET but is on disability. And
when you see this couple and hear what we are
paying them, I hope that you guys are as mad
as we are, because this is freaking ridiculous.
Speaker 3: I am in the Navy about to retire. Oh really, yeah,
very good.
Speaker 4: What does income look like right now?
Speaker 5: Well, he makes thirty six hundred twice a month and
I make forty seven fifty, So together we bring it
around eleven or twelve thousands.
Speaker 1: Are you making money.
Speaker 5: Oh, I'm a via disability with dependents.
Speaker 4: We have two kids, right, Okay, forty seven hundred twice
a month.
Speaker 5: No, I'm making forty seven hundred once a month and
he makes thirty six hundred twice a month and it
equals between eleven and twelve.
Speaker 6: Are you going to get disability too, Oh?
Speaker 3: Yes I will.
Speaker 4: There is not a single veteran that has come on
the show that does not just get endless money for
the rest of our life. With disability, it.
Speaker 2: Breaks your body.
Speaker 7: And I'm old.
Speaker 3: I've done a lot. I'm a police officer for the Navy. Yeah,
so I've done a lot of hard working stuff through
the throughout the time. Yeah, which I'm just I got
issues all around.
Speaker 4: But even people that just served for like three years
and they just sat on a base, they get it.
Like there has not been one single person on this
entire show that doesn't get thousands of dollars for the
rest of their life. I think it's like five percent
of our budget. Now, it's it's something crazy, it's just
disabilities forever.
Speaker 2: Well, they serve their country and it's disability.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I get that, but there's things that when you
serve your country and you break your body or.
Speaker 6: You can I'm saying every single person that has ever
been on this show who was literally just sat at
a base and did nothing, and I am yes, I know.
Speaker 1: Its a lot of them, but he has no He's
not shamed about that at all. She's like, it breaks
your body?
Speaker 2: Is her?
Speaker 1: Does her body look broken? I feel like she looks
able body to me. She could work.
Speaker 2: She seemed like she could do a job. Like, there's
not if she's sitting there and talking congrats, she's already
eligible for all kinds of different jobs. It's I know
why we're paying for that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know disabled.
Speaker 2: I'm well, I'm aware, right, she ain't disabled. I mean
that just makes me so mad, and he's mad to
our country. We broke our bodies and our minds. You're fine, Yeah,
you're fine. You're totally not what disability is meant for.
I'm sorry, it's not.
Speaker 1: It drives me crazy too. Like listen, I get it.
And a lot of people who are in the military.
Most people are in the military, they get benefits beyond
when they you know, they work in the military. Then
they leave and they get benefits past when they're working.
I get it, but like the disability thing, Come on,
you're not disabled, Like, how are you disabled? I don't
get that.
Speaker 2: She's this is part of the waste, fraud and abuse.
I mean all the kind of stuff that DOSE needs
to look into. I mean, they're still operating even without elon.
This is the kind of stuff they need to be
pinpointing and saying, are we being taken advantage of as taxpayers?
Is this legit?
Speaker 1: People are very touchy about this because they're like, you know,
if you're a military and they serve the country, and
it's like they don't want to touch it because they
feel like this is off limits. It's not that is
that's scamming the system saying that I'm disabled. With that
woman saying that, I I like, somehow I'm entitled to
that money.
Speaker 2: You're not entitled to it, lady, You're just not. And
so they're just they're making twelve thousand dollars a month
right for doing f all.
Speaker 1: There was a guy in the comments when I was
reading that on Twitter, there was a there was a
dude in the comments that said he has a cousin
whose son went into basic training and he was in
the first two weeks that he was showing videos and everything.
He said he was so traumatized by the videos that
he like he dropped out and sued or did something
litigious with the military. And he is now being paid because,
oh my gosh, so traumatized by the videos that he
was shown in basic training. And it's like, I don't
even know why I do that, right, I know. Wow,
this is the thing. There's a lot of like a
lot of people. Listen, there are a lot of people
who deserve it, and then there are a whole lot
of people who are scamming the system. And some of
they look into that because it's not.
Speaker 2: That's all I mean, because listen, I get it. There's
certain you know, sometimes people have disabilities that you can't see.
Sometimes there's like a PTSD whatever. I get. I understand
all that. I don't believe that either of those two
people qualify. That is just my I'm just saying it,
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I'm saying that is all.
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All right, let's get into the things and the stuff,
and we'll kick it off right off the bat with
this new travel band that President Trump announced last night.
He has announced wide spread bands and restriction restrictions for
visitors from nineteen different countries and is warning that Egypt
could be next. They're not currently on the list, but
they could be. And so we're talking about nationals from Afghanistan, Chad, Congo,
Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, is I even saying that right I
have no idea. They could not find that on a map.
No Kaiti, Iran, Libya, May and Mar Somalia, Sudan, and Yemen.
They will be barred from entering the US. This goes
into effect on the ninth, so just in a few days,
and then people from Burundi, Cuba, Lao, Sierra Leone to Togo,
Turkmenistan and Venezuela will be partially restricted from traveling. So
there's a removing of access to immigrant visas and several
non immigrant travel options. This was announced. You can imagine
the reaction everybody, all the Democrats are so mad because
it's a Muslim band. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean I'm super upset about it because I
really wanted to go to Yemen for spring break. So
you know, it's really putting a damper on our plans.
Speaker 2: Yemen is beautiful at this time of the year.
Speaker 1: It really is gorgeous this time of year, you guys, yummen.
Speaker 2: And we'll give into more of that. We have a
great reaction to this from our BFFs Jennings. That's coming
up in a little bit.
Speaker 1: But I was just going to say, I wish that
there were more on the list. This isn't enough. Seriously,
I would put China on the list, and I'm happy, Honestly,
I think there should be more. That's how I feel
about it. But you're milege well.
Speaker 2: And then in other Trump news, before he did this
travel band, he also tweeted our truthed I guess early
in the morning yesterday because there were ADP payroll numbers
that came out and he said too late Powell, referring
to of course, Jerome Powell must now lower the rate.
He is unbelievable. Europe has lowered nine times and then
a few hours later, this is what happened with that.
Speaker 9: My colleagues and I remain squarely focused on achieving our
dual mandate goals of maximum employment and stable prices for
the benefit of the American people. Despite heightened uncertainty, the
economy is still in a solid position. Inflation has come
down a great deal, but has been running somewhat above
our two percent longer run objective in support of our goals. Today,
the Federal Open Market Committee decided to leave our policy
interest rate unchanged.
Speaker 2: So essentially, so you heard Jerome Powell and then the
William Poulti, who is the Housing Finance Agency chair. He
also took to social media to just say, this is ridiculous.
Powell needs to lower interest rates. Enough is enough. President
Trump has crushed Biden's inflation and there's no reason not
to lower rates. The housing market would be in much
better shape if Chairman Powell does this. So that is
what he said. Okay, so that's the thing that happened.
Don't look for mortgage rates to go down anytime soon.
Is really just the point of that. Also, Trump made
it clear that he is interested in having a very
thorough investigation into the autopen. So you know, there's been
a lot of chatter about this. We played a clip
yesterday of Peter Deucy asking Caroline Lovett about it and showing,
you know, hunter Biden's pardon looks legit, but all these
other ones look like autopen, you know how, who was
really running the country essentially, and Trump wants an investigation
into it. So Biden releases a statement, a written statement
to some media outlets yesterday, including Axios, as if that's
going to make anybody feel better about anything, considering it's
just a written statement. So he basically the statement said,
let me be clear, I made the decisions during my presidency.
I made the decisions about the pardons, executive orders, legislation,
and proclamations. Any suggestion I didn't is ridiculous and false.
Speaker 1: And then it was signed by an autopen.
Speaker 2: This is right.
Speaker 1: I mean, come on, I know Julie wasn't even in
like it's like, you just make it worse. Stop it
just stop auto pen person, stop talking, stop auto penning.
This is just so absolutely pathetic comical at this point,
which is.
Speaker 2: Why the Babylon Bee was so able to make fun
of it. So they put out this statement for immediate
release my fellow Americans. I signed all my executive orders
with full knowledge of what I was doing, and I
never used an auto pen signed by my own and
Joe like.
Speaker 1: The colorful like comic font. No, isn't that so the
greatest thing ever?
Speaker 2: Just stop?
Speaker 1: Just stop? I know they really think Americans are so stupid.
Speaker 2: And then, like, you know, especially with all the talk
right now of Jake Tapper's book of everything that we
have all known, but that some in the media like
Jake Tapper are just now figuring out, a written statement
is not going to cut it for the entire country
who now knows that he is absolutely incapable of doing
anything without the help of others.
Speaker 1: Even if he did a spoken statement, if he got
out there, he'd be like, I'm not joking, man, I'm
not joking. He really mean it, I really mean it.
Speaker 2: And then he'd yell, and then he'd whisper and yell.
Speaker 1: Nobody believes them at this point, big scandal in American history.
People need to be held accountable.
Speaker 2: Take all the seats, Take all the seats. And then
speaking of people that are you know, big fat liars
and not accountable for those lies, KJP. I'm sure he
has a new book out and we'll talk about that
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Speaker 1: Ridiculous mad where now she's like, I'm not a Democrat anymore? Okay, what?
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh. So everything about this announcement of her book,
which is called Independent, Okay, just so freaking ridiculous. So
she's saying, well, I've just gotten really disillusioned by Democrat
politics after lying for them right over the past four years.
Speaker 1: So now she's Jake tappering it up. She's doing exactly
what he didn't. She's like, they lied to.
Speaker 10: Me by it.
Speaker 2: No, No, who's gonna buy this? I mean, like, can
you think of a person that's actually going to buy this?
Speaker 1: No, I can't Jake Tapper. Maybe Jake Tapper.
Speaker 2: Will buy its, right, I mean, I just can't imagine.
But she put out a little video on her Instagram
to basically plead with everyone to buy it, and it
just reminded me of how I just god, she just
gives me the worst taste in my mouth.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean, She's awful.
Speaker 7: Hi.
Speaker 11: I'm Karine Jean Pierre, and I am the author of
a new book that's coming out this fall called Independent.
It's coming out on October twenty five. She please please
do grab it. And the reason I wrote this book
coming out of the White House. You know, serving as
White House pre Secretary was an honor and a privilege.
But since I have left, the people that come up
to me, strangers that come up to me just across
the country as I'm traveling, and sometimes right in my neighborhood,
at a grocery store, supermarket, airport, my daughter's school. The
number one question they ask me is, Kareem, how do
we get out of this? Why protect our democracy?
Speaker 2: How do we pretain liable.
Speaker 11: Communities among us? What do we do next? Because we
don't have answers here, That's what they ask me. And
this is my answer. And what I mean by that
is in an era of misinformation, disinformation, the regressiveness of
social policy, what we're seeing currently right now, what I
have decided to do, and I really have thought long
and hard about this, is to follow my own compass.
Speaker 12: And that's what I do.
Speaker 2: And that's what this book does. And here's the truth,
and here's.
Speaker 11: How I will lay it out to you. I think
we need to stop thinking in boxes and think outside
of our boxes. So this book independent, It's about looking
outside of boxes, not just always being in a partisan stance,
and how do we move forward together in a compassionate way,
in a way that really truly cares about people. October
twenty four.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I'll be I'll take things that never
happened for two hundred Alex.
Speaker 2: The people, the people.
Speaker 1: Coming up to her in grocery stores and at her
daughter's school, do you guys really buy?
Speaker 2: No one ever came up to her.
Speaker 1: No one, No.
Speaker 2: And if they did, they were saying, why did you
lie so hard? There's just no way that that ever happened.
She's so full of shit. These people are such a
lying grifters. Why why do people do here?
Speaker 7: I mean?
Speaker 2: God right?
Speaker 1: She stood on the podium and was like the She
told us that all those the deep, the fakes, were
the cheap fakes. They call them the cheap I want
to say, the cheap fakes. I mean. She continued to
cover for a guy that had dementia. She was part
of the biggest scandal in American history. She was part
of it. She was part and parcels. She was the
one that was like contributing to the cover up.
Speaker 13: HM.
Speaker 1: And then now she has the audacity to be like, well,
I mean, I'm distancing my.
Speaker 2: They lied to me.
Speaker 1: My boy, I cannot with these people.
Speaker 2: I can't. I just I cannot tell you. I mean,
I want this to be an epic failure, like on
a whole other level. I mean, granted, Jake Tapper's book
sold fifty thousand copies in its first week, which was
under expectations. I don't want her book to sell ten
thousand copies.
Speaker 1: Shouldn't mean it shouldn't sell two copies.
Speaker 2: It shouldn't. This is such a grift. It's so disgusting
what she's doing here. And it's because, you know, she
probably expected that she would end up like what's her face,
like Jen Saki having her own show and nobody made
any offers because she was so desperately terrible at her job.
And I love how.
Speaker 1: She's like, we don't we don't need to think in boxes.
You are the box. She's like, I'm the first lesbian
blast in this position. She talked about that all the time.
That was literally her identity.
Speaker 2: She is in a box.
Speaker 1: She put herself in a compartmentalized little box. And now
she's like, we shouldn't think in boxes.
Speaker 14: Are you kidding me?
Speaker 2: You want the I loathe her. I cannot be overstated.
And these people are unbelievable.
Speaker 1: They have like no self reflection at all at all.
Speaker 2: Nope, they just want to make a buck and they're
doing it by lying even more to the American people
that they've spent all this time lying to. Now she's
doing it more to try to make money. It's disgusting
on every level. Charles C. W. Cook had a great
tweet about this. It was like twenty twenty two to
twenty twenty four, everything Biden did was correct ad nauseum,
and then in twenty twenty five, actually I'm more of
an independent by my book.
Speaker 1: That's what she's doing. What just an absolute grift. It's
like and they again they think that people are stupid,
and I guess there are like maybe three or four
people that are stupid enough to buy into this bowl crap. Well,
it's ribelle.
Speaker 2: Scott Jennings had plenty to say about this. Clips from
two different shows because he was rightfully ripping on this
as he should have. So you'll see both of those
just I've joined them together.
Speaker 15: I have a different view.
Speaker 16: I'd like to congratulate Democrats for ridding yourselves of this
untalented mediocrity. I mean, this is the most self aggrandizing
liar that has ever held this job. The White House
Press secretary is a sacred position, and she stood up
there for years and lied through her.
Speaker 15: Teeth to the American people.
Speaker 2: My friend, and she is not the first.
Speaker 16: She is the literal worst White House Press secretary in
my lifetime. And what she did in the last year
year and a half of the Biden administration cheap fakes,
the entire cover up around the president's mental faculties. She
was in the center of it.
Speaker 2: So you think she's doing so long to herself.
Speaker 16: So congratulations for getting rid of this. But Democrats deserve
everything they're getting here for putting her in that job
in the first place. I think the things we've learned
in the last two years is that the two least
credible sources of information in this world are the Gaza
Health Ministry of Karine Jean Pierre, and.
Speaker 15: When she puts this book out.
Speaker 16: Every single person who reads it, reviews it, or discusses
it needs to remember that virtually everything she said about
what was going on behind the scenes in the White
House wasn't outright lie.
Speaker 1: Yep, yep. She is a big fat liar.
Speaker 2: Everything from the entire administration has been lie upon lie
upon the lie. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I just what what kills me too is how the
how Democrats and how people like on that panel, how
people all around the Democrat Party will downplay what actually
has happened over the past four years. They'll just downplay it.
It's no big deal. It's no big deal that Joe
Biden wasn't running the country. Could you imagine if the
tables were turned and that was a Republican and we
just put some cabal in charge of the country, it
would I mean, it's you take January January sixth, of
those people is nothing compared to what this is. I mean,
it's they would be losing their minds. Obviously, It's like this,
it is the biggest scandal ever, and they are just
they're making it seem like it's no big deal.
Speaker 2: What's the big deal? So what Let's not look at
the past.
Speaker 1: Yeah, let's not focus on the past, focused on Trump's
mental health.
Speaker 15: Let's not.
Speaker 1: Let's not, let's actually focus on what you guys did
for the past four years, because it is insane what
they want us to try to just bury at this point. No,
we're not going to bury it. We are going to
be the biggest Karens about this.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because it cannot be forgotten, it cannot be overstated,
and it should be constantly talked about, constantly because it's
unforgivable what they did to.
Speaker 1: The country until someone or people, numerous people are held accountable. Yeah,
I mean, I want to see people go to jail
for this crap.
Speaker 2: Same, So we need to talk about this whole Colorado
attack and the fact that yesterday there was news, or
maybe it was even the day before, there was news
that Trump was going to get rid of the entire family,
deport the entire family of that Colorado attacker. And then
like freaking clockwork, Democrats started coming out to say, do
process the Colorado family, and it started with the Colorado
Attorney General.
Speaker 17: The important part about your process is if someone has
a basis to stay here, they have a legitimate claim
for assignment and threatened, that's going to get evaluated by
an independent fact finder. And that's how our immigration system
should work. If you work based on the facts, based
on the law, it shouldn't be targeting people in ways
that are haphazard, in ways that deny you process, or
in ways that are based on fear, not based on facts.
Speaker 18: Oh my god, they are here legally.
Speaker 2: They are here illegally. Yeah, exactly right, I totally I
totally agree.
Speaker 1: I just cannot believe that they want to die on
this hill. They just constantly, every single day we just
see them going to bat for illegals and for the
family members of a shirtless terrorist jackal. Yeah, who wanted
who burned people? I mean, I just you can't mind
this stuff up.
Speaker 2: You can't. And if it couldn't, if you thought it
couldn't get worse, surprise, Biden appointed judge blocked Trump from
deporting this family. It's like, what, well, I what more
evidence do you need to deport someone other than that
they are here illegally? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Which? So which which senator is going to go have
Margerita's with this guy? Raise your hand, raise your hand, Democrats,
who's it going to be?
Speaker 2: Honestly, now, I will say that number, how was it
yesterday that we were talking about, like why was he shirtless?
Like did he have to do the whole shirtless?
Speaker 1: People were saying they didn't want to burn himself, And.
Speaker 2: There was video that came out yesterday that showed he
actually did burn himself. His shirt got set on fire,
which is why he had to strip out of it,
and he did actually suffer some burns himself, which I
was so mad about. I'm delighted about that, very delighted.
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Speaker 2: All right, now, let's get to Scott Jenny's jarnings on
this whole travel ban and how it relates to this
Colorado attacker all of that stuff. Here is our buddy, Scott.
Speaker 20: You can respond what the attorney for the family said.
Punishing individuals, including children as young as four years old,
for the purported actions of their relatives is a feature
of medieval justice systems or police state dictatorships, not democracies.
Speaker 15: Is this family in the country legally or not?
Speaker 20: Actually, I'm not sure.
Speaker 15: I think they may not be.
Speaker 16: I'm and obviously in the household you have stream radicalism,
and that has now led to the literal burning of
American citizens on the streets of this country and a
clear act of domestic terrorism. And so again we have
an individual district court judge stepping in here to try
to prevent the commander in chief of the United States
from protecting Americans from a clear invasion of radicalism.
Speaker 15: That's number one.
Speaker 16: Number two regarding the travel ban, he has a great reason.
These countries don't vet people, they don't share information people
who come from these countries, which all, by the way,
the link is the governments are essentially failed states. They're
not functioning, and so they overstay their visas. All of
these countries present massive problems for our own government when
trying to figure out who's coming here, why and how
long they're going to stay and what are they going
to do when they get here. We have had an
awakening in this country of the abuse of the visas system.
If you're on a visa, you don't have a right
to be here. You're a guest in this country, and
we've seen a number of our guests turn on actual
Americans that it needs to stop.
Speaker 1: That's right, that's right, you are a guest. It's like
somebody coming into my house and just start reckon step
and taking a crap on the floor. Yeah, I'm sorry,
you're not welcome here anymore.
Speaker 2: And the demanding due process before you kick them out right,
f you.
Speaker 1: This is I think people forget about that. Democrats love this.
What is it about. Democrats will side with that person
coming in and crapping on my floor and demanding due
process over me. That's what they will actually side with
that individual over me. This is who they are as
a party. This is the hell they want to die on. Okay,
it looks amazing.
Speaker 2: Good luck with that, it really And he raised some
great points about the commonality between all those countries that
made the travel Band list that they are literally just
rogue nations that have no way of vetting their own people,
let alone communicating any vetted information to the United States.
So it makes perfect sense that we we would look
at what has happened when these people have come here
and say, ah, we don't want to be set on
fire in our own streets, right, so we're just gonna
not allow that anymore. Yeah, And then Democrats are like, oh,
we got these people we want set on fire. But
I just I can't. I can't.
Speaker 1: It's just it's madness. I just we would have never
seen this twenty thirty years ago, and now it's just
so mainstream for these people, like that is how they
think it is. It is such a I guess it's
a TDS mindset. They're just they're so anti Trump that
they're like, but it's fine for somebody to want to
set it's on fire.
Speaker 2: What And then the big worry, I mean, not just
about protecting this just the simple Colorado family, you guys,
just a Colorado family that needs due process. Now we
have this new ridiculous headline and article from ABC where
what they're worried about is not the fact that people
are getting set on fire. Whatever it cares about the
eighty eight year old holocaust victim who gets set on fire.
What we're concerned about is what will this make people
think about Islam. So if this is a real headline,
they said, national crime data shows the Boulder attack came
amid a dramatic increase and anti Semitic and Islamophobic hate
crimes across the nation. And it proves nor McDonald's thing
true every single time. And he was joking, okay, but
he's like, what terrifies me is if Isis were to
detonate a nuclear device and kill fifty million Americans, imagine
the backlash against peaceful Muslims.
Speaker 1: This is how we think he was joking, but not
really right exactly, because this.
Speaker 2: Is what is the mindset. It's just insane. Guy Benson
also commenting number one, Muslim commits terrorist attack against Jews.
Number two media worries about Islamophobia like clockwork.
Speaker 1: Right, and meantime, meantime, still the long game. And the
ones who were like, oh, we're going to take over
and we hate you and we want to take over,
they're just there.
Speaker 2: They love this, They freaget love it. And then it's
not as if it weren't bad enough that that ABC
was focusing on the Islamophobia angle. There's not been a
single outlet that has focused on the victims of that
ridiculous attack. Instead, USA Today decided to do a big
write up on the daughter. So I brought this piece
on the Boulder. Suspect's daughter dreamed of studying medicine. Now
she faces deportation.
Speaker 1: Well maybe her father shouldn't have been a terrorist deck Can.
Speaker 2: You believe that this is what they focus on.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is what they focus on because they want
to garner sympathy for that entire family, for him.
Speaker 2: For the terrorists.
Speaker 1: Yep, screw the victims, Screw that eighty eight year old
Holocaust survivor, right, screw him. It's all about the person
and the people who involved in the terror.
Speaker 2: Can you can you even with this?
Speaker 1: It's just And there are people who buy into it.
That's what's really gross. There are people who are like, oh,
that poor girl, that poor poor girl.
Speaker 2: Okay, it's insane and it and it's just. I mean,
we say that the Democrats and the lefties are always
on the wrong side of everything. This is what we mean.
This is it, this is what we're talking about. It's
absolutely incredible.
Speaker 1: It's a choice. It's an absolute choice that they make
every single day.
Speaker 2: And you just mentioned how there's you know, the there's
an Islamic long game, right, and this this is absolutely true,
and it's I saw, and we'll show them. We've got
a couple of screenshots from the Twitter account of the
Supreme Leader of Iran bitching about the fact that the
United States doesn't want them to have a nuclear weapon,
which is just mind blowing on its own. But there
was this tweet from a guy that I thought was
so profoundly perfect because he said, is long Islamism's main
objective is to force the entire world, from the Saudi
Arabia to the USA to follow the teachings of Prophet
Muhammad from the seventh century. Zionism's main objective is to
protect Jews from anti Semitism and slaughter. That's a huge difference,
and that's exactly right. I don't know why this is
so hard for I totally agree.
Speaker 1: Also, just quit going back to the girl who wanted
to study medicine. Can she not study medicine in another country?
Just curious, like, where is she being shipped back to?
It's not Egypt? Where was it? I think it's Kuwait. Okay.
Do they not have medical schools there? I don't know.
I mean I would imagine that they And if they don't,
why not. What's wrong with those countries? If they don't
have places to study medicine for girls? Have we examined that?
Is there an article about that? Why is it that
those countries suck so hard that she can't get an
education there? That's what I want to see an article about.
I want to see an article about why she has
to come here to get an education? Why? Why is that?
I'm asking the question. I'm being serious. It's good question. Yeah,
why is it that all these chicks have to come
here to get educations because their country suck so hard
and they can't be educated? Why?
Speaker 2: It is a good question. So back to the Iran thing.
So Trump put out a tweet because he had a
conversation with Putin yesterday and so he wanted to, in
full transparency, tell everybody what that conversation was about. And
some of it, I mean, it did obviously have to
do with Ukraine, but there was also this mention of Iran,
and so he said in the middle of this tweet,
I stated to President Putin that Iran cannot have a
nuclear weapon, and on this I believe that we were
in agreement. President Putin suggested that he will participate in
the discussions with Iran and that he could perhaps be
helpful in getting this brought to a rapid conclusion. And
so that brings me to these ridiculous tweets from the
Supreme leader. The first one is I think that's yeah.
That is the first one. He said, you Americans zess
atomic bombs and have the massive destruction of the world
at your disposal. What business is it of yours whether
the Iranian nation should or shouldn't have uranium enrichment, or
whether it should or shouldn't have a nuclear industry. And
then this guy went on to say this was just
amazing to me. He went on to say, thousands of
nuclear scientists and researchers have been trained in Iran. Should
we disappoint them, make them unemployed, and take away their
hope in our country's future. The rude, insolent US leaders
want this. They're opposed to progress and self sufficiency for
the Iranian people. Oh my god, you should have seen
those responses under glorious, Oh my god, so rude, because
and people were like, dude, you're constantly saying death to Israel,
death to America. The United States is interested in peace
on earth. Know a difference.
Speaker 1: We're rude though, we're rude. We're rude, but saying death
is real, death to America, that's not rude. That makes you, guys,
that's no.
Speaker 2: I mean, when you go to somebody's house and you
say death to.
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the we talked about the Supreme Leader. Oh yes, So
now let's talk about the fact that there's all these
these outcries and Pierce Morgan being one of the worst
offenders on this point. He's all mad because for some reason,
Israel is the only country in the history of ever
who has been attacked by a neighboring area and then
they are required to then provide humanitarian aid to that
same area that attacked them. I don't understand why Israel
always finds themselves in this position. It's not fair. And
there's no one that describes this phenomenon better than Nef
Holly Bennett, who put out this video which I thought
was so so clear. I don't know how you argue
with it.
Speaker 21: Israel has let in over one point seven million tons
of food into Gaza. That's almost one hundred thousand trucks.
That's forty percent more per day than before the war.
Despite all this age, Horington, we still see civilians from food.
So what's going on? Where is all the free food? Well,
here's the deal.
Speaker 7: Kamas steals that food, Hamas hoards.
Speaker 21: It, and then Hamas sells that food and uses the
money to fuel its terror machine while leaving Gaza's people suffering.
Hamas doesn't just smuggle rockets and kidnap people from their bits.
It smuggles lies into the global media, the United Nations,
NGOs and.
Speaker 7: Journalists all around the world.
Speaker 21: To deal with Hamas's food theft, Israel has now launched
a new strategy. We designate an area for civilians and
an area for terrorists. Israel will now deliver food only
to the civilian areas and supply them with anything they need.
The goal is to cut off the terrorists from supplies,
force them out of their tunnels.
Speaker 7: And then defeat them.
Speaker 21: Now can you imagine these Ramas leaders that care less
about their own civilians than about killing the Jews next door.
Speaker 7: That's our reality.
Speaker 21: They prefer their own people to die just in order
for Jews to die.
Speaker 7: Tamas's goal is really simple.
Speaker 21: They want to turn the world against Israel, get us
to give up.
Speaker 7: And then attack us again. How do I know that?
They say it.
Speaker 21: Now, anyone who truly cares about this region and about
the people here should put all the pressure where it
belongs on Kamas.
Speaker 7: Israel is not going to surrender.
Speaker 21: We're going to keep up the pressure until every one
of our hostages is freed, is back home, and Hamas
is destroyed.
Speaker 7: That's exactly what you would do.
Speaker 2: I don't know why this is so hard and why
it's working, why all the propaganda is working.
Speaker 1: Snowflakes nightmares here and she says, we want all these
people to die, and so oh my god. And here's
the thing. I will tell you something. And she thinks
it's propaganda. All right, well then you should take You
should take them into your house. Put your money where
your mouth is. Also, if somebody comes into my house
takes my baby and puts my baby into an oven,
I'm not going to give that person food.
Speaker 2: I mean, this is I don't I don't know how
they've been so successful. I guess it's because of the
candices and the tuppers and the becauses it is working
on these people totally. People have huge, huge platforms, and
they forget what this how this war actually began, right,
And so anytime people are like, don't what do you
guys want all these people to die?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 2: And you know who else shouldn't you guys? The people
who could easily say this can come to an end,
very easily, release the hostages and Hammas surrenders and the
war is over and there's no more killing, But they
never say that that was just blame Israel, who is
not a fault. They're freaking feeding these big places.
Speaker 1: That place should look like a paradise by now, the
amount of money and the amount of food, the amount
of everything that everybody has given it, that place should
look like a freaking paradise at this point. Why doesn't it?
Why doesn't it who's taking the money, who's taking the stuff?
Why why doesn't it look nice?
Speaker 2: I can't believe how wrong people are.
Speaker 1: It's amazing to brainwashing. It's nuts.
Speaker 2: And then the I referenced this yesterday. I'm not playing
clips from it because it's too aggravating to watch. But
when Pierce Morgan had Dave Smith and Natasha hasdorf On
would not let her speak. He would ask her these
questions and then immediately jump all over her before she
could get a word in edgewise. One of the things
that she was trying to answer and never could because
they never let her is they had this question that
they kept pressing on, which is, if you believe what
you say about IDF and the humanitarian aid that they're providing,
why won't you let journalists into the area. And so
if you would read ag Hamilton's response to that question,
because it was perfectly stated, and it's a little long,
but please read that. Can you read it? Can you see?
Speaker 22: Yep?
Speaker 1: I can. It's small, but I'll do my best. Almost
every country fighting an insurgent style enemy in a war
has restricted journalists to those embedded with military units and
combat zones. The only place anyone pretends it's due to
something nefarious is Gaza. The reasons for this are obvious. One,
they can't guarantee the safety of the journalists in areas
with active fighting. Two, it puts troops in danger because
terrorists will one hundred percent try to use those journalists
for cover and to launch attacks. Specific to Gaza. Hamas
is known for taking hostages, whyud Israel want them to
get more leverage. And finally, Hamas does not tolerate negative
press local journalists who report anything they don't like or
regularly beaten and killed. I know Paul doesn't care about
Palestinians killed by Hamas, but there are plenty of examples.
What do you think will happen to foreign journalists? The
most likely answer is Hamas will kill them and then
blame it on Israel. Then people like Paul will eagerly
rush to repeat those claims. So why would Israel risk
all of that just to appease someone like Paul who
is interested in lying about them Anyways.
Speaker 2: I can't believe that people are actually trying to say
that there's some evil reason that Israel doesn't want to
have journalists in in Gaza with them.
Speaker 1: The bottom line is, I don't know why. You know,
when somebody starts a fight with you, which is precisely
what happened on October the seventh, and then you fight back,
and then they get pissed off that you're fighting back
and you're not giving and you're not giving enough aid
to the people who started the fight with you. Right, Sorry,
what the f yeah, it's like, if you put that
into personal terms, it just wouldn't make any sense to anybody.
But for some reason, we get beat up by saying
that the people who like they picked a fight with Israel,
they picked a fight with them. They killed a bunch
of people in October seven. They're fighting back. We just
want the hostages back. They won't give the hostages back.
I'm sorry, how do you answer for that? And because
they're kind of winning a war sometimes, which if you
fight back, it's a war right between the two parties.
They're not supposed to like fight back.
Speaker 12: I don't know.
Speaker 2: And then all the people who are like, but all
you know that it's not a proportional response. Oh my god,
I'm sorry that Hamas sucks so hard that they started
a war that they can they cancel the end, right,
I mean, it's this is not on Israel ever, this
is not on Israel. This is on Hamas. And if
you cannot make that distinction, you are siding with terrorists.
I don't know just why you would do that, but
that's what you're doing.
Speaker 1: I don't understand why, my god, I don't understand why
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Speaker 1: Be Yeah, because he's a criminal.
Speaker 2: Elon is really really really doubling, tripling, quadrupling, quintupling down
on the whole. I hate the Big Beautiful Bill thing,
he retweeted John Lefever. I'm not sure Offen saying that right.
Speaker 1: John said, Gabe, Yeah, who.
Speaker 2: Said, we have the White House, Senate, and House. It
is not rocket science. All we're asking for is legislation
that aligns with what we voted for. And Elon said yes.
He has since tweeted out, you know that everybody should
call their congress people, their representatives and say no to
the Big Beautiful Bill. So, I mean he's really you know.
Speaker 1: I think it just needs to be massaged and edited, right.
I don't think it needs to be scrapped entirely. I
think they just need to work on.
Speaker 2: It, which I mean, that's what the Senate ostensibly is
doing right now. And it's just, you know, the thing is,
it's really easy for Elon, for Rand Paul, for Thomas
Massey to say this isn't good enough. But until they
have an alternative, I don't know what we're supposed to do.
Speaker 7: And I like that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, gold Advice said, when those when those three have
a viable reconciliation bill planned for the mega agenda, I'll listen.
Until then, I'm going to go with the guy who
put everything on the line and got shot in the
effing face to save American costume.
Speaker 1: We've said that before about Massi and about ram Paul,
is that they liked bitch and moan, but then give
us a solution, like what is your alternative?
Speaker 2: This is then pass. That's the key.
Speaker 10: You know.
Speaker 1: Thing I hated this so much of corporate America. We'd
have the people that would sit in the corner and
bitch and moan, but they didn't provide solutions.
Speaker 2: Get out of our way. You know, if you.
Speaker 1: Can't provide a solution, you're useless.
Speaker 2: Shut up.
Speaker 1: So they got to do that.
Speaker 2: They're still trying to make this whole you know, Elon
versus Trump thing be like a big, big fight, and
I know Trump on true social like retweeted the farewell
message that that Elon had posted. I guess last Friday
was when they were together in the Oval Office, and
you know, it was super kind. It was like thanking
President Trump for all the things. And I think he
reposted it just to say, look, we're still tight, you
know what I mean, We're still cool. We may disagree
on this, but it doesn't change anything about our relationship.
Like Johnson also kind of trying to say that same
message here.
Speaker 24: He is, I talked to President Trump, you know, all
the time, multiple times a day. Obviously we've talked about this.
He's as you know, he's not He's not delighted that
Elon did a one to eighty on that. But look,
I don't know what happened in twenty four hours. Everybody
can draw their own conclusions about that, okay, But I
look forward to talking to my friend about it again,
and I'm not upset about it, all right. Yeah.
Speaker 2: He also he also told Elon that the GOP does
not have time to do a whole brand new bill.
He said, we worked on it for almost fourteen months.
You cannot go back to the drawing board, and we shouldn't.
I know it's not perfect, but you cannot make a
perfect the enemy of the very very very.
Speaker 1: Good, Okay, all right. And I think when it comes
to them, you know, having like some they want to
make it seem like they're having a rift or like
they're they're not friends anymore. I think liberals have a
hard time. I'm understanding that people can disagree and still
be friends. Yes, they just they can't wrap their brains
around that. We have a much easier time disagree with
people on being like, okay, you want to go have.
Speaker 2: Lunch, you know, right? Cool?
Speaker 1: Like I honestly, I really think that we because we're
more adult than these people are.
Speaker 2: And we don't have as much mental illness, right, I
think they are just so they're just such toddlers at
this point.
Speaker 1: They cannot they can't deal with disagreeing with somebody on
one thing, and they're like, we can't be friends anymore.
We can't those two liberals are. We are just not
like that, and they can't. So now that's all you
see on social Media's oh my god, they hate each other.
Speaker 2: Not they don't.
Speaker 1: I don't think they hate each truly, don't believe that.
I think that they just disagree on this one issue
and whatever.
Speaker 2: And and you know, Elon was a Trump and Elon
weren't the only people who didn't disagree. So that we
heard rumors that there that there was a lot of
disagreement between Elon Musk and Marco Rubio, that there was
agreement between Elon and Scott Bessant. And one of the
Axios White House reporters, Mark something or other, you're going
to see him in just a second. He says that
the Elon Scott Bessont fight was like legit a shouting match.
Here he is to describe what that was about.
Speaker 25: But early on he clashed Mark Rubio and the FAA,
or better said the DOT administrator, Sean Duffy, and then
he had this big blow up which we first reported
at Axios was Scott Bessant in the White House outside
of the Oval office.
Speaker 15: A screaming match.
Speaker 25: One of the things I didn't report in there, which
I guess we can just use a bonus to the
war room, faithful, is that during that shouting match between
Elon Musk and Scott Bessant, what I think in April,
Scott Bessant told him, you're a fraud. You promised two
billion dollars two trillion dollars in cuts. Then it was
a trillion dollars, then it was five hundred billion. Now
it's only one hundred and fifteen million.
Speaker 15: You're a fraud.
Speaker 25: And then Elon Moss apparently shot back at him, saying
that he had run Besson, had run a Field hedge fund,
and on and on and on. But that was a
really personal encounter, and Besson had more allies on his
side and in the cabinet and ultimately with Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like some people are saying, I can't imagine Scott
Bessont yelling. First of all, I can't.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I can't either.
Speaker 1: I can't picture that. My mild he's like so chill.
He's just like he's he's like a walking xanax. You know,
I just you know what I mean, It's just this
all the time, and I don't And then I don't
know if I'm very uncomfortable hearing all this. It just
makes me like I don't want to know. Remember when
we didn't know this shit, we just didn't know. I'm
more comfortable not knowing some of this, Like, I do
appreciate transparency, but then there's like a line or I
don't want to know what happens in your bedroom kind
of a thing, and this is the bedroom politically, I
just don't want to know, like with some of the
all the in fighting, because I imagine this happens in
every administration. Let them work their stuff out and then
just get on with the day. I just because this happens, right,
This happens with adults, It happens with everybody. You just
have interpersonal conflict.
Speaker 2: You work it out. It's like whatever.
Speaker 1: I just yeah, like caring about.
Speaker 2: I know and listen. I don't know that it's one
hundred percent true, but I have no reason to think
that it's not, because, like you said, people are going
to disagree. That is normal. They are all adults. We
know that they disagree. This is not news, you know
what I mean. We can see Elon and Trump disagreeing
in real time right now, and so but it's kind
of like you and I were talking about the bit.
If you guys haven't seen a Dave Portnoy got into
a fight with one of his podcasters yesterday about Israel
and stuff. And I have every faith in the world
that even as awful as they were fighting in this
clip that's now gone viral. I think they're going to
be fun. I think they're gonna They're not gonna their
relationship is not going to be severed. I think they're
going to probably work it out. They just had a disagree.
This happens, and it's okay, you know, right.
Speaker 1: I think it's healthy for people to do that, Like
I if it's can we not do that anymore? Can
we have like knocked on drag outs with people and
then be like, Okay, I love you, let's move on.
I I feel like that's healthy. If you don't fight
about stuff that's not that's a little weird, right, Trust
a married couple that never fights, I think that's weird.
That's just me though. I mean I I think a
little bit of disagreement is good. It's good for a
lot of reasons.
Speaker 2: You cannot agree with somebody one of the time, right
and I and I don't Somebody else said it in
the comments section, and I'm sorry I didn't catch your name,
but the trashing of Elon on.
Speaker 1: The way out, I don't like that either. We need
to give Elon a lot of respect for what he
did for absolutely for this country, for the America first,
the whole movement of America. First, he found waste, fraud
and abuse that would have never been found had it
not been for him going in there and doing that.
And he did it selflessly. He did it selflessly, and
look at all the crap that's happened to him. So,
I mean, we are a lot of gratitude for what
he did. So I'm not trashing him. I'm not trashing
him at all. I don't If they have beef with
one another.
Speaker 7: They'll work it out.
Speaker 2: It's fine, they'll work it out. It's going to be great.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jefferies, oh my god, they are
such fearmongering psychopaths. There are two really quick clips of
the two of them, just back to back. I'm just
gonna let them run together because they were reacting to
the Big Beautiful Bill. They're still super upset about the
fact that it passed the House and that it's even
still being worked on, and they're basically saying, like Chuck
Schumer is like, we're all going to die. That's his
take on if the Big beautiful, Big Beautiful Bill passes.
We're all going to die of krakim Is, Like it's
basically the end of humanity as we know it. So
you tell me, does that sound fear mongery a little bit?
I mean, because to me kind of over the top.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's attracts with Democrats though we're going to die.
We've all like been set up to die like in
the next five years, like for the past what forty years?
You know, But they do.
Speaker 2: Lying immediately after.
Speaker 12: Lying about the bill.
Speaker 15: Well, here's the we are all going.
Speaker 26: To die at But Republicans are aggressively trying to destroy
America as we know it in the life. That's what
this Donald Trump effort has been all about. Which, by
the way, the American people are rejecting.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and meantime they're like, let all the terrorists into
the country, right, that makes sense. Plaine Democrats, how do.
Speaker 2: You say the O and B director's last name? Is
it vote or Vaught?
Speaker 1: I have no idea.
Speaker 2: Remember, do you guys know what we're talking about? Russ?
I think it's a note Russ quote. He was on
the hill yesterday talking about, you know, the predictions for
what this is going to do to the economy if
it passes, and there was one of the congress people
was asking what happens if it doesn't reach Donald Trump's desk,
And he was very blunt about what's going to happen here.
Speaker 27: He is, if HR one fails, if whatever comes back
from the Senate fails to get to the desk of
the President and signed in the law, what happens at
the end of this year.
Speaker 22: I think we'll have a recession. I think we will
be economic storm clouds will be very dark. I think
we'll have a sixty percent tax increase in the American people.
And just to if I could answer Cronsman Hoyer's question
or statement, the notion that this bill, I mean, we've
been actually criticized unfairly for on the Reconciliation bill for
the fact that it is all mandatory savers. I mean,
you said, look, we need to address the mandatory side
of the House. There's one point seven trillion dollars in
mandatory savers on the reconciliation bill. Do we need to
do things on the appropriation side the discretionary side. Yes,
that's what we're here to talk about with recisions and
the bill that we've the budget that we've sent up
to you, But we have to get back to what
we did in nineteen ninety seven, where we had for
the first time substantial mandatory reforms around not just cutting
people and just getting people off programs, but reforms a
work requirement. We're using the same model that Bill Clinton
signed into law, and we think it will have incredible
impact on not just these programs, but giving people dignity
of work. And we're not going to be ashamed by that,
but we do need to explain ourselves to those that
are being impacted by the watchdogs in this town that
honestly don't have an incentive to get a bill done.
They they have chosen how they want to frame builds,
and I think they're inaccurate.
Speaker 1: Okay, I you know, the doom and gloom though, like
I just I get a little tired of the predictions
by people. You know, I listen, I get it, Like
he's he's like, if this, if this doesn't happen, then
this will happen. I mean, how do you know, Well, we.
Speaker 2: Do know that if it doesn't pass and the tax
increases are automatic.
Speaker 1: I mean okay, but I mean, like I but they
I get it. But at the same time, it's like,
I feel like we hear that all the time from
everybody's like this. I get it when it comes to
like logistics and data and all that kind of stuff
if they can give me like like solid data and
say okay, here's a number. But when but the doom
and gloom from people all the time in political circles.
I just ball just said, we are aft? I mean,
are we are we ft?
Speaker 2: If those at least if those tax cuts do not,
if they allow those to expire, yeah, we're pretty left then,
all of us because we are immediately going to have
a huge tax site and that's gonna hurt.
Speaker 1: It's gonna hurt everybody. And then the number is sixty percent?
Is what he said? Is that is that the number?
Speaker 2: That's That's what he said. Yeah, but I don't know
how that which sends across categories, Which is another reason
why I think a lot these bills need to be
single issue bills. They need I think I feel like
Trump may have messed himself up that way by trying
to have a big, beautiful bill. Why not just have
what the tax increases or the tax decreases, you know, extended.
Why not just do that and then worry about all
this other stuff.
Speaker 1: Just do standalone bills, have like five or six standalone bills,
and that makes it very digestible for people, easy to understand,
and that it's hard for people to combat what's in
a bill when it's a standalone and if you have
people on the left combating something, it's it's hard to
like if you say, this is a border bill, we
want we want to do just.
Speaker 2: This for the border.
Speaker 1: If it's a solitary bill, and then if somebody combats it,
there's no pork in it.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 1: If somebody is saying I don't want Americans to be safe,
well then you're an asshole.
Speaker 2: And then you don't have problems like Marjorie Taylor Green going, oh,
I didn't know this page was in it. I wouldn't
have voted for it if i'd known. I mean, just
is a problem with big beautiful bill.
Speaker 1: But see, that's the thing I think we missed the voter.
And that's where I kind of side with Elin on
all this is I think that we had an opportunity
to do that in this particular time in America. You know,
we had an opportunity to change that, and we didn't
do it. And I wish we would have done that.
I know, I wish I need to stop making sense, Stephanie,
and I totally get it, but I just this is
what we should have done. We should have totally done that.
We didn't do it well.
Speaker 2: And speaking of things that make sense, Warren Buffett, this
is old, old, old, old, But Warren Buffett had the
perfect way of ensuring that we always had end to
deficit spending. And a lot of people have been picking
up on this recently. I know Mike Lee retweeted, I
think maybe even Elon did. Here is Warren Buffett's idea
on ending deficit spending deficit in.
Speaker 14: Five minutes, you just pass a lot that says that
anytime there's a deficit of more than three percent of GDP,
all sitting members of Congress are ineligible for re election.
Speaker 15: Right, yeah, Now, now you've got the incentive in the
right place.
Speaker 1: Wouldn't that be great? They got to vote on it,
they got to vote on it, and they're never going
to vote on it, just like they're never going to
vote on capping their salaries, right, just like they're never
going to vote on a lot of things that you know.
Speaker 2: Like terma limits or stopping stop.
Speaker 1: Trades or this is the kind of anything that takes
away from lining their pockets. They're not going to vote
on it. This is I mean, this is the thing.
I wish our founders would have put that stuff. They
would have like built that in. That's the kind of
stuffy they they did. They did a lot of wonderful things.
But then there's some stuff that it's.
Speaker 2: Like, oh good, you guys, didn't you.
Speaker 1: Didn't think about this, You didn't have the foresight to
think about down the road, how completely corrupt these people
would become. Yeah, yeah, and they are corrupt.
Speaker 2: Ourbff, Scott. I know. It's a lot of Scott.
Speaker 1: Today, a lot of Scott, I know.
Speaker 2: But he was so good yesterday, you guys. He also
talked about this bill. You know, he's friends with both
Elon and with President Trump, and so he talked about
this rift a little bit more and reminded everyone this
is not actually a spending bill. It's a reconciliation bill.
And here's how that's different.
Speaker 16: Here he is, this is a reconciliation bill, and it
has three main points, making the tax cuts permanent, massive
investments in border security.
Speaker 15: It fully funds the border.
Speaker 16: Wall, and the biggest and most necessary welfare reform, and
at least a generation. Those three things happened to be
what Donald Trump ran on for president and won the
national popular vote and a not particularly close win in
the electoral College. So this is the president's agenda. And
I actually think Elon's goals regarding reduction of debt and
the president's goals regarding passing what he ran on are
not irreconcilable.
Speaker 15: They're just all not going to happen.
Speaker 1: In the same goals. I can get on board with that.
I think that's true. We talked a little bit about
that yesterday. It's like, you know, it's a byproduct. It's
like they just have different approaches. Yeah, he's going to
get some of the stuff because there is a mandate.
There's just so many mandates. Like there's so much crap
that he's got to fix. And he's like, okay, well
let me get He's got a triage, and this is
like part of the triage. It's like, let me get
this stuff fixed first, and then you know, maybe some
of this other stuff will work itself out. But there's
a lot of people like me or I'm just like
I wish we could have done single bills. I wish
you could have done this. I wish we could have
done that. I wish we could like just literally cut
like half of the crap we have in government, and
I you know, like a bulldozer, just go through there
and do it. But he's taken a soft, fair approach.
Elon is not soft. I'm not. I tend to be
kind of more Elonish in that, you know, so different approaches.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean I think Elon is more idalistic and
Trump is more pragmatic. I mean I think he's like,
how what can I get done in the what can
I actually get done? Not what do I want to
get done? Because I think they're wants are exactly aligned.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I totally agree with that too. I think they
absolutely want the same things. I think that a lot
of us want a lot of these things, but our
government is so overblown and it's such a monster now
that you can't It's like it's like eating an elephant.
You know, you got to do it one bite at
a time, and so they're trying to he Trump is
trying to figure out, Okay, what side of the elephant
am I going to bite first? And he's doing that
whereas Elon's like, we can eat the whole thing it
wants in one gulp, right, I mean, I get it.
Speaker 2: It's just man, I promise this is the last one.
Speaker 25: Wait?
Speaker 2: Am I promising that correctly? Yeah? This is the last
Scott Scott Jennings clip. And I think I know Scott,
you guys, I only just wanted to play because I
thought it was funny that he dropped an S bomb
because they had such scrat Yeah, they had some Democrat
idiot on there who was trying to say all the
things that were wrong with the big beautiful bill and
how really what the GOP needs to do is raise taxes,
which is crazy. And so because it's crazy, Scott called
him out on the crazy and here's what he said.
Speaker 16: You think that Republican the Republican president that just want
an overwhelming victory should raise taxes an increase welfare in
this country, right of love?
Speaker 2: That totally crazy.
Speaker 1: Speaking of the word shit, I just noticed that, like
Gutfelle is saying that all the time too.
Speaker 2: Really, maybe it's just an after hour, like after ten
o'clock or something. It's like, fine, I was going to.
Speaker 1: Ask you about that off air, was like and we're
talking about it right now on the show. But I
just a'm like, what is it with Like I don't
because when we were on the air on you know,
an f FM radio during daytime, you could not say anything.
Speaker 2: No I got dumped for saying that, and I was
quoting somebody.
Speaker 1: She got dumped, like we got dumped like they have.
There's a seven second delay when you're on radio. Oh
my gosh, and we got in trouble.
Speaker 2: They call it the dump button, like you got dumped
from the job. It's just you know, now we got
the dump button.
Speaker 1: But I thought for sure I would be the one
that got in trouble for saying bad words.
Speaker 2: Totally me and monkey balls, Remember how like I got
dumped for saying monkey balls.
Speaker 1: She got dumped for saying monkey balls. You guys on
this is why we're so much better on a podcast
because we could just say all the things. But like
on FM radio, you have like you couldn't even say
we had at one time. This is just behind the
scenes stuff we had on a whiteboard. Euphemisms for penis,
you remember, or was it vagina? I can't remember vagina's
It was vagina because we couldn't say the word vagina
on the air, and so we had all these different
like phrases that you can say instead instead.
Speaker 2: Word yeah, right right, And then the boy Scouts came
through the hall and saw, yeah, that's right.
Speaker 1: What was one of the vertical smile was one of
the words yeah.
Speaker 2: One of them had to do with taco I don't know.
Speaker 1: We had a lot of really weird anyways, but that
was our time and radio.
Speaker 2: That was it.
Speaker 1: We were groundbreakers, you guys.
Speaker 2: So we've talked some on this very show about how
democrats are kind of flailing right now, trying to figure
out why have we lost so many young men, why
have we lost other demographics? What are we doing wrong?
Let's spend millions of dollars trying to figure it out.
So they just forget how they can't stay consistent on
really anything. Here's an example. So these headlines from MSNBC
are two years apart. At first they said the far
right's obsession with fitness is going digital, and then now
they're like to win back young men, Democrats should turn
to the gym. This is so dumb. They're so dumb
for real.
Speaker 1: Like for twenty years and then hate men, men, suck men,
of the problem toxic masculinity. Men, men, men, men, men,
we hate the men. And now we're like, hey, now
now they're looking at Mengo, but maybe we do have yeah,
because we need you, we need your votes, we need you,
and men are like.
Speaker 2: Yeah. And then there's idiots in the Democrat Party like
Eric Swalwell, who he just appeared on that Breakfast Club
show with Charlemagne and they were talking about like what
Democrats need to do to get back into favor with folks,
and they were saying. Swallwell actually calls people like Jasmine Crockett,
AOC the other squad members. He calls them the Avengers
of the Democrat Party and says that they're the future. However,
they disagreed about Hakeem Jeffries. As you will hear in
this Amazing Club you talk.
Speaker 13: About the future of the Democratic Party. The future of
the Democratic Party is going to be, you know, it's
going to take some of those people now that the
future to old regime when died the booth well, and
it's going to take like this avengers like model of
Jasmine Crockett, Maxwell Frost, Robert Garcia, people that you'd not
seen before just step up and then we're gonna get
to the end of this year and we're gonna win
in Virginia and New Jersey in those governor's races. It's
gonna give us momentum. And then the leader becomes I
think the the leader is today, but the publicly perceived
leader is hockeing Jeffers right, because he's got to make
the case. He's that we're winning the House. He's terrible,
but that he's the leader of the party and he's
got in my Bible mission only. Yeah, but he's he's
got he's the if we win, he's the speaker.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 2: It isn't amazing, He's like he's terrible.
Speaker 1: I freagain hate him where I can, I can like
smell Eric swalloll Really, I mean, what is it about,
like the just seeing him, I can smell it.
Speaker 2: It's you should probably hold your nose then, because he
also posted a clip that you're about to see. It
had some music in the background, but like it's just
him looking into the camera with this really face put
it talk. He's talking about all the different things that
he's called by different people in his life. I don't
know what the point of this is, but if you
could read it while you're trying to also containe.
Speaker 1: I'm trying. I'll try not to dry heap. Let's see, Okay,
here we go. It is I just Eric Michael Swowell
to the government, congressman, to my constituents and little brothers, Dad,
to my kids, Babe, to my wife, easy, to my friends,
fang fang to my haters.
Speaker 2: That face, oh my god.
Speaker 1: It's like i's he always looks like he needs to bathe. Yeah,
like he needs to get clean. He's not clean.
Speaker 2: He's like the embodiment of the word smegma and douche
and phlem.
Speaker 1: All together, flems, magma, douche all together.
Speaker 2: And which is actually too clean.
Speaker 1: Like that's that's true, because oh my god. But like
just in he unbuttons his shirt and if I look
at my two chest hairs, oh my god, I grows.
Speaker 2: It is so disgusting.
Speaker 1: In flatulence, yes, Barbie flatulence. Yes, I actually said my
daughter she was she saw him on the screen. She goes,
who's that with this face? And I go, that's some
dude that farted on TV a couple of years ago.
That's what I said to her, because it's not untrue, not.
Speaker 2: Just disgusting and and you know, Democrats are always reminding
us who they are exactly. And whenever they talk about,
you know, Republicans being racist or xenophobic, we all know
it's projection, but sometimes they just put it out there
in these visible, obvious ways that is actually unbelievable. So
this Vermont representative Democrat, an LGBT activist named Becca Blint,
just made it very very clear what she thinks about immigrants.
Speaker 23: Here.
Speaker 10: She is we have to come to a place in
Congress where it is no home or a political ishue,
but we.
Speaker 28: See it as an existential issue for the country.
Speaker 1: If we don't have avenues for.
Speaker 28: People to come here leedally to work or to build
a home here, I'm going to be able to prove
right now we're not going to have anybody around the
white barasis because we don't have I love people.
Speaker 2: That's a real clip.
Speaker 1: My favorite is when she's like, I'm gonna be really crude,
and it tells me that she knew exactly what she
was going to be saying and how it was going
to be demeaning, and she was going to say it
anyway because she's a Democrat. This is the thing they
They think that illegals are either servants, people who are
going to do the work that you're unwilling to do,
or they're votes. That's what they think of illegals. That's
what they think of these people. They're votes. They're just
like people who are beneath them. And it's I mean,
but they will act like, oh no, they're great, we
really like me.
Speaker 15: You don't.
Speaker 1: You don't love these people, And it reminds me of
Kelly Osborne. Remember when she was on the View and
she was like, who's going to clean your Toilet's? Donald Trump?
Who's going to clean your toilets? Remember?
Speaker 15: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I mean it's always projection, always they do.
They are these people.
Speaker 1: They're like, oh no, well, we love them, we love them,
just don't let them live in my neighborhood Martha's vineyard. Gross.
Speaker 2: Here's another example. I forget what the name of this
podcast is, and I'm actually kind of glad because I
hate these women. It's just these two Karen's yeah, just
a classics women. They have tons of love. One has
that like really pinchy face.
Speaker 1: Very Cidi lu who very Cindy Luho.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, so she was she. I don't know who
their guest was, but they had on a black fellow
as a guest and they were talking to him and
they were so freaking racist. You guys here, and then
they're what you're going to see is that, But then
you're also going to see some black podcasters who are
showing the clip reacting to what they just heard. It's
it's predictable.
Speaker 14: Let me ask you this, do you have any family
members that are maga? No, He'll get the biggest kick
out of this my day. And I don't think Pumps
knows this. So during this most recent election, my husband
I live in a I would say in ninety nine
point nine percent white neighborhood.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's a shock.
Speaker 14: And my husband comes home from work and he goes, Okay, well,
the weirdest thing just happened. The house blocks south of
us just put up two magazines in their front yard
and they're black.
Speaker 1: No, how's that.
Speaker 14: The only black family that lives in this god forsaken
whiteness and their fucking maga. He goes, It's just such
a disappointment to me. And they had two They're a
corner house and they had and I was just like,
because I remember when they mean Roman my son that
told me, you know, the prompt sin off the culture.
Speaker 2: He's like, love this. We need to have more color
in this neighborhood. I agree.
Speaker 14: I agree that family popped up magazines.
Speaker 2: Black Republicans are something I will never agree.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 17: Right, we're the ones sitting up here cooning.
Speaker 3: Right, I guess.
Speaker 21: Whow.
Speaker 5: I don't know what is?
Speaker 15: You got the little ring And he's letting these white women.
Speaker 7: Okay, he's these white women tell him what black, what
is black?
Speaker 15: And what black can be?
Speaker 23: Right?
Speaker 7: Black cannot be maga, Black cannot vote for Trump.
Speaker 17: Black has to be what we say it is the
white liberal.
Speaker 1: Yep, he let those women white bag. Yeah, those women
just white explained him, is what they did. It's like,
oh yeah, I mean black people, they can't be mega.
And she lives in a ninety nine point nine percent
white neighborhood. Oh I'm shocked by that.
Speaker 2: And whoever that guy was just bought it. Oh no,
not mega. Oh my god.
Speaker 1: We're all so we have to like fall in line.
I have to I kind to do what the white
women tell me. Okay, yeah, so.
Speaker 2: It's it's a certain kind of black person as well, Right,
in that neighborhood.
Speaker 1: But yeah, exactly a certain kind. Yeah, but and only
and only one, because you don't want more than one.
She wants color in there, but not a whole lot
of color. Just a pop of color, right, just a pop,
just a pop, because exactly, just like it's like wearing
a scarf, right, a Chanelle scarf, just a pop of color.
Women are unbelievable. She chose where she lived, she chose unbelievable.
Speaker 2: Yeah, just awful. Speaking of gross Maxine Waters, we've i
mean long known that her campaign, and she is guilty
because she's paid her daughter like hundreds of thousands of
dollars for basically stuffing mailers. And so the campaign has
finally been found guilty of violating multiple election laws. It's
been ordered to pay sixty eight thousand dollars presumably in fines,
and it. Denete Desuza commented about this, and I was like, wow,
I completely forgot about this, But he's so right, he said,
Maxine Waters, multiple federal election law violations. Penalty sixty eight grand,
me exceeding campaign finance limit by twenty grand, penalty, eight
months overnight incarceration and confinement, twenty five grand fine mandatory
psychiatric counseling and five year probation. So much for equal justice.
Speaker 1: There is no equal justice in this country. There isn't.
I just totally forgot.
Speaker 2: We were on the radio interviewing him from jail.
Speaker 1: From jailer we talked to every tuesday. We talked I
remember we talked to him every single Tuesday, and he
would call us from jail when that was going on.
It's unbelievable what happened to him. And it was because
he was a conservative. There's no other reason. He was
used as an example because he was an outward conservative.
And then that chick just gets to walk and she
gets rewarded by taxpayers.
Speaker 2: Why do people still vote for her.
Speaker 1: I don't understand it. You never understand it either. I
don't understand it.
Speaker 2: This is apropos of nothing. But there are some rumors
that the Navy is considering renaming some of its ships
that are currently named for people that have had nothing
to do with the Navy, including Harriet Tubman, Harvey Mellic,
Ruth Bader Ginsburg, and others. And this is obviously setting
people off. I kind of think that Navy ships should
be named for Navy people made people totally. I agree
why they wouldn't be. But anyway, The Babylon Bee of
course had to comment and said the US as Harvey
Milk is to be renamed USS No Homo, just love
that so much. God, Babylon b is life. I mean, right,
never disappoint Ever.
Speaker 1: You're absolutely right, they should be some sort of a
navy person. It doesn't make any sense.
Speaker 2: It really doesn't, Like what are we doing? I mean, listen,
Harry Tubmans great, but like, why would a navy ship?
Like can't she have a statue somewhere or what I mean?
It just doesn't.
Speaker 1: She already has statues probably somewhere, But why don't we
have to like put her on the side of a
navy ship.
Speaker 2: I don't think was she ever that she had nothing
to do with it?
Speaker 1: I don't. It just doesn't make any sense to me.
Speaker 2: But I just love the Bee. I love them so much.
I also love Pim Birchett, who you know, it's been
a while since we played one of these clips, but
you know he's got like a stock that waits for him.
Speaker 1: He's got he's got dad gum stalkers.
Speaker 2: What he's got, He's got a dag gum stalker, and
every single time this kid has a question for him
as he chases him down the sidewalk, Tim Burche's replies
are always hilarious. Listen to this latest.
Speaker 16: Your vote to medicaid will shut her hospitals in your district?
Speaker 17: Are you worried that you're not featured in the Lightest
Stranger Things edition?
Speaker 1: He's somewhere in the black Sock So did you notice
that he took his advice? And like, remember his socks
were like black and they were like tube socks. They
were really bad, Like he was making some poor fashion choices,
and he gave him some advice, but he was like,
you probably need not wear those socks.
Speaker 2: You know, you're making some poor choices. And then I mean,
he took his advice. That was good.
Speaker 1: He still dresses for crap, but he's getting a little
bit better. Got a blessing.
Speaker 2: I apologize for having to do this to you guys,
But the reason for my name today is because Megan
Markle's daughter turned four and instead of like, I mean,
in addition to like a photo of her with her
daughter that had you know, her daughter mostly is not
face facing the camera.
Speaker 1: Her daughter's name is Lily pet what is her name?
Lilla bet, Lilla bet okay, sorry Lilla bet Diana.
Speaker 2: So she decided to post this flashback video of her
and Harry in the hospital room trying to get labor started,
and she was apparently a week overdue. And I just
need for me to not be the only one with
you that is seeing.
Speaker 1: Listen, I saw yesterday and everybody was like there, like
it's half and half. Some people are like, oh my god,
this is so cringe, and some people were like this
is beautiful and like women should be dancing to give birth,
you know, because it helps you deliver, this helps you
go into labor. Blah blah blah. Here's my take on this.
I first of all, they wanted privacy, So it's like
where when is that going to come? You know, when
are they actually gonna when are they actually going to
enjoy privacy? Because I've never seen the privacy, the private
part of them, because they are always wanting to be
in the limelight. I don't understand that. And second I
don't like I think everybody is just so used to
recording everything that they do. Now, like I look at this,
look at just look at what you're looking at. There
was a phone sitting like propped up somehow on a
table in a delivery room so that it could videotape
these two individuals. And that was done on purpose, with purpose,
there was she wanted to do on camera. She wanted
that to be on camera. And it wasn't just so
she could do it for themselves. She wanted to do
it so she could share it with the masses. That's
not a private moment. That was. That was a performative moment.
And that's that's what bothers me about it, Like people
just can't have private intimate moments anymore, that's why.
Speaker 2: And it was I mean the fact that this is
what she chose to post on her daughter's fourth birthday,
making it once again about her, about her, right, she's
a total narcissist. She is an attention horror. It's like
I and.
Speaker 1: You, if you that's it's one thing to share this
with your daughter one day, Like if you wanted to,
that's fine, whatever, But like, why do people have to
constantly share these intimate moments with everybody all the time?
And people are just so used to this now, Like
if people are defending it, going, oh this is fine,
it's like.
Speaker 2: But thirty years ago. This is this is weird. It's
weird for me.
Speaker 1: Maybe it's because we grew up without it and so
but the kids who are so used to this now.
Speaker 2: It's like I took a crap here, Look so is
there's there and this I find to just be absolutely ridiculous.
But there are people out there who believe that she
was never actually pregnant, yes, and that she posted this
to show. Look here I am in a hospital room
being super pregnant, and now the common and I don't believe.
I mean, I obviously think she was pregnant. I think
she had her kids. But the now people are looking
at this video going but look at how lumpy. Look
at how lumpy her belly is. That's not a real pregnancy.
He's not going to be able to win on this
because people will find ways to just make up conspiracies
about it. She had her babies, I mean, I think
so too. I don't know why people are suggesting that
she did.
Speaker 1: I think so too. I think she had her babies.
I just think that this. Yeah, I just don't understand
why everything always has to be just go be private.
You guys wanted privacy, go have it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they don't want that. She wants every ready to
see her to working. I mean it kind of it
went on for a while, long time, yappy, So that's
what it looked like. Happy birthday. So now let's bleach
our eyes of that and get rid of that. We
got some thank yous from the ballpit crew. Robin Dye said,
what do you call a Santa who picks up men
and women at a dancer club and nick at the disco?
This was yesterday obviously for dad joke Wednesday. It's so great, Robin,
I love that one. And then Rohnda Petron said, recent
listener just wanted to share I got married last Friday.
Forgot to send us last Thursday. Also yesterday was the
new Hubbies birthday. Praying for your knee surgery, Mop, thank
you very sweet, happy wedding. And then today Karen Marisco said,
glad I took the time to share, pretty good timing,
right happy the smell came out. It was Karen Marisco
with the co defense Karen Right's missing. Absolutely yeah, I'm
glad that she shared too. Over on locals, Karen Eva said, wait,
KJP is moving away from the box, isn't she going straight?
She's moving away from the But yeah, I don't. She
doesn't want to talk about boxes anymore.
Speaker 1: Now that she needs to be amusing them. Now that
you exactly now that that box has put her into
the position where she can get out and write a
book to take your money, right, don't need that box anymore.
Speaker 2: Kimmy Jay said, I guess KJP is blind and deaf.
I can't with her. Minnesota Solar Baby said, MAGA equals
make asylums great again. Let all the fear mongering media
and dems a chance to self admit so they can't
scream about about the process. And then roth Lady Wright said,
I can't stand those white girls. They make me want
to slap someone every time I see them. I don't
condone violence.
Speaker 15: Lol.
Speaker 2: I think she's talking about those women on that podcast. Yeah,
the Sidney Luhu ladies.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh my god. All right now, you Jennifer, No,
I have a small window of coherent and needed.
Speaker 2: To roll you some dough quick.
Speaker 1: I can't really watch yet because one eye is stuck
shut because reasons they have been calling me Jenni like
in the movie, like in the movie Forrest guff Lol.
I am sure none of this makes any sense.
Speaker 2: Strokes all the same. I understood every bit of a Jennifer.
Speaker 1: We're also praying for Jennifer Riba Henry. There are a
lot of disabilities you can't see. PTSD, hearing back of
muscle issues are only a few. It is a lengthy,
lengthy process to even get those benefits. Recommend some research.
I don't think she had any of those things, So
I do.
Speaker 2: I do think this doesn't get abused. You can't. Oh, absolutely,
there's a lot of abuse.
Speaker 1: So I think that there are a lot of disabilities
that you can't see absolutely, but I don't think that
those two people had them. So there's that anyways, thank
you for that Inger Denny, Inger like singer, Inger like singer,
but without the ass Okay, regarding Biden, I have a
question who's writing these comments? He can't speak clearly and
articulate his thoughts. How he's able to write these comments
clearly he's not. It's not him. It's not him, totally
not him. May not even be Jill. It's probably somebody
else entirely. Brian Brumley. My number one question for KJP
if I met her at a store would be, why
have you gag bo mama eight. Oh my god, this
shit needs to stop. Due process is supposed to start
when you enter the country if you want it, when
you want to say okay. So like basically they need
to stop entering illegally and then that would solve all
the problems. It's love Robert Clark talking about Trump and
Elon Reagan and Tip O'Neil at the end of the day,
would have would have had a beer together.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 2: The difference.
Speaker 1: The difference is tip O'Neil is actually democrat. I think
Alon is on the right now, I think he is.
He's like, he's super he's more like libertarian ish, right, yeah,
than he's right. Nonetheless, tip O'Neil is a Democrat, right, yeah,
pretty sure. Yeah, uh huh yeah, but yeah, you're right.
At the end of the they would have a beer together.
That's how it used to work back then. People can't
wrap their brains around that now. Curio twenty three. I
never argued when I was married, why stress everything? It's
just simply agreed. I don't play that four play games.
I don't have knockdown drag outs, but we will will
spar a little bit every once in a while, and
I think that's it works for us, it may not
work for everybody else. Yeah, BTK Musk was critical, deserves
Presidential Medal of Freedom.
Speaker 2: Indeed, I agree with that.
Speaker 1: I totally do too, me two hundred percent. Ed Ferguson,
what's the best thing about being a Republican? You're always right? Yes,
I'm a day late. Just take my money, jerks, Thank
you the Great Gatsby. It was Howard Lutnik who came
up with the concept of doge and convinced Elon to
manage it. He had an interesting story about it on
a podcast, How It Went. It's very very interesting. Yeah,
I'm glad that he convinced him because he did a
tremendous job. Teresa Leggett, As far as veteran disability, it
is nothing like civilian disability. We can agree to disagree
with your position on this. VA is difficult to get
in my be proven not add disabilities are visible. I
just I'm sorry, I don't think that she had one.
Speaker 2: And well, and you heard what Caleb said. He was
like every single person in the military that I talked
to is on disability, right, even if they didn't do anything.
And you just told the story about your cousin getting
it for trauma from watching videos.
Speaker 1: Right, So I think it's happening. I think maybe you
guys may not have had that experience, and you obviously
are rule followers, But there are a lot of people
out there who are not rule followers, right, Yeah, they
take advantage for context, for Teresa Graves, for context on
the Navy disability they are assigned points based on injuries, treatment, surgeries,
et cetera. Everything counts towards pay and status.
Speaker 2: Okay, but maybe watching like an upsetting videos shouldn't count.
Speaker 1: That's our point, right, And then maybe there should be
stuff that should be counted as disability. But then stuff
that doesn't count as disability, especially maybe.
Speaker 2: Not stuff that's life long you know what I mean,
that we're paid, that we're on the hook for for
their entire lives forever.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean it's if you're able bodied. Why why
is that? I don't I don't know why that is.
Teresa Leggett, Wow, was not aware that it was different
from VA.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know how different or not it is.
Speaker 1: Teresa Raymundo. Ladies, today I've learned many things, some I
have known and some is new. As a retired veteran.
I knew some took advantage of the system, but some don't.
I had to fight for each disability point, which sucks
because I know there are people out there who actually
need it, and then there are some who probably take
advantage and make the ones who need it it makes
them suffer. That's not okay, you know, Teresa Raymundo, same thing. Wait, okay,
the last part is a different Okay, it's different, Ladies. Today,
I have learned many things. Some I have known and
some is new. As long as there is media and Hollywood,
the Democrat Party has life support. It's true, Teresa Ramunda. Ladies, today,
I have learned many things, some I have known and
some is new. As long as you are here, my
day normally gets better. I lost my hat Gus on Monday,
and you even made that day better. I'm sorry, my god,
I hate sorry about Guss.
Speaker 2: We just got another on Venmo from Dixiebama who said,
Alamo Movie Theater. My husband and I have seen the
Last Starfighter Jaws. He's eleven years younger, had never seen
stand By Me. I had never seen Christmas Vacation, Elf,
Frozen sing Along and Legally Blonde with my girls. Check
them out, Daisy, I love the Movie Theater and Alamo
Movie Theater.
Speaker 1: Okay, I will totally check them out. Thank you for
that tip. You guys were bringing it in. We are
bringing it in.
Speaker 2: You guys have a wonderful day.
Speaker 1: We will talk to you tomorrow. Bye, everybody,