Speaker 1: This isn't brain surgery. It's so ridiculous what we're doing.
Speaker 2: It makes me crazy.
Speaker 1: These people are disgusting.
Speaker 2: The worst of the worst. It's almost like she lied
about everything when she was in campaign mode.
Speaker 3: Lie.
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Speaker 2: That's right?
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Speaker 2: All right, let's do some random headlines. Let's get it
all over the place, because I just never know where
to put them, and so I thought, sometimes I put
them at the end, sometimes I put them in the middle.
Today we're going to just kick it right off with
random headlines, one of which you know, it's sad when
anyone dies. And there has been a death of a
member of Congress, a Democrat from the state of Georgia,
Representative David Scott, who has passed away at the ripe
old age of eighty years old. This was literally the
day after he voted on something and he was running
for real life, you guys, at eighty years old. Wow,
So that will not be happening obviously, and so just
wanted to pass along that news, especially for folks from
Georgia who may know of this man. This is the
first time I've ever seen his face.
Speaker 1: He's a happy looking guy though, He's a.
Speaker 2: Very happy looking fellow. And rest in peace, Dan got okay,
So that has happened. Also another death to wait, what happened?
Speaker 4: There?
Speaker 2: Another death to report which I got to say this one.
I what's the thing that you say I approve of?
Speaker 1: This or I approve of this message. I'd like to
subscribe to this newsletter. Is that what we're going to say.
Speaker 2: There's like something else that you say where you say
what is it that you say? You say? Dang it?
I can't get my there we go. This is the
guy that shot dang it? Why is this happening? I'm
so sorry you guys with my little buttons that are
not staying put there. It is the guy whose name
I can't pronounce, who killed the DHS employee. He was
found dead in his jail cell. Okay, and I don't
have a problem with this.
Speaker 1: I'll allow it.
Speaker 2: I'll allow it. That's what you say. That's the phrase
I was looking forward.
Speaker 1: I will allow it. Allow this. I mean, look at
all the money and the time saved, right, That's.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm saying. I don't know the circumstances of
his death. I don't know if it was a suicide thing.
I don't know if other people got you. I have
no idea. I kind of don't care. I'm not crying
over them.
Speaker 1: I'm supposed to. I'm supposed to care. Is that like
the right thing to do? Because I don't.
Speaker 2: I'm trying really hard to be like, well, are you trying?
Speaker 1: Are you trying really hard? Are you.
Speaker 2: Effort is being exerted.
Speaker 1: I know you, I've known you for a long time.
I feel like you're not really trying very hard.
Speaker 5: It is.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's mean, but I just don't care.
Speaker 1: How about that?
Speaker 2: How about I just have no care about that one
way or the other.
Speaker 1: Just outside. How about that?
Speaker 2: That's right, some interesting news. I had completely forgotten. I
don't know about you, but I had completely forgotten that
Alligator Alcatraz existed. But it continues to exist. And I
didn't realize that there had been all of these ridiculous
court shenanigans. There were various courts that were like.
Speaker 1: You've got to shut down.
Speaker 2: And you know how activist judges have been so insane.
Speaker 1: Lately about yeah, super acting activisty.
Speaker 2: So I saw this headline, I was like, oh my gosh,
I forgot all about Alligator Alcatraz. But the the Eleventh
Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a ruling by Kathleen Williams,
who was an Obama appointed district judge, and she tried
to halt any expansion to Alligator Alcatraz, and the Court
of Appeals was like, no, you don't get to do that.
And so they're going to keep right on doing whatever
they need to do with Alligator Alcatraz, and so I thought, this,
this is good news and we need.
Speaker 1: Yeah, another win. Yeah, this is great.
Speaker 2: It's funny how like appeals courts keep doing all the
right things.
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly. I mean because at this point I don't
have a lot of faith in the judicial system and
the judicial branch of our government. Every time you start
talking about something judicially, I get a little bijiggity, you
know what I mean, what's coming? And so when you
give us good news, I'm like, oh, look at that.
Speaker 2: Look at that? Would you look at that?
Speaker 1: Take a look at that.
Speaker 2: Also, there was a shake up a big ship yesterday
at the Navy, and this the Secretary of the Navy,
John Feelin. There was reporting that he was stepping down
from his position, and like the official Navy accounts or whatever,
tweeted out, you know, we're super appreciative of his service,
et cetera, et cetera. But it turns out he was
actually fired Pete hegsett and I don't know the reason,
but Pete Hegseth said, you are done so, and Hong Cow,
friend of the show, has now taken over as acting secretary.
So he was under secretary, which I think is Navy speak.
Speaker 1: For deputy secretary, like vice secretary.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like vice secretary. And now he is taking over
as acting secretary of the Navy. We knew him when, Oh.
Speaker 1: My god, you guys, he's awesome. This is not great news,
I think, just more great news. Look at you coming
right out of the gate with all this news. Love it.
Speaker 2: I do have like a lot of Yeah, I feel
like that's a lot of good news, right. And you
know what I learned about him that I did not
know before, even when we talked to him, And now
I'm like kind of wishing dang, And I wish we
would have asked him about that. He was in charge
of the squad of Navy people.
Speaker 1: Who recovered the.
Speaker 2: Bodies of JFK. Junior and Carolyn Bissett. That was him.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, we could have asked about that.
Speaker 2: No, I had no idea until yesterday that that was
a thing. But I learned that about hon Kow. I
just love him. I love his name so much.
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years now, but you should check that out. Go to
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Speaker 6: Yes, Oh god, he's all bearded and big and like,
I mean, I automatically make this face, like whenever I
even hear his name, very make the sour face.
Speaker 1: Listen. I usually like a good alpha male, like a
good macho dude, you know, but he's he's just a.
Speaker 2: It's like he's he's like he wants to be Andrew Tate,
that's this person.
Speaker 1: Yes, totally, and he absolutely does so gross.
Speaker 2: Well, I just discovered that he is running for Congress
in the state of Florida against in a primary against
Randy Fine, who I'm also you know, I've got issues
with Randy Fine as well, but the fact that these
are that district's choices, I just feel so terrible for
happening Florida because, yeah, Dan Bilsarian so naturally, because he's
running in a primary against Randy Fine. He's picking fights
with Randy Fine. And he said, you should be extremely
wary of anyone who is a part of this movement
who doesn't endorse me over Randy Fine. Either they're a
total pussy compromised or they don't care about change. They
just want to make money off of clicks. And Nick
Matteo or mattau or however you say his name, I
freaking love him. He said, aren't you a drug addict
who beats women and has no policy other than I
hate Jews an Israel. Any politician who runs on vote
for me because I'm not that guy is never someone
you should vote Totally totally, Why don't you debate me
on Israel?
Speaker 4: Dan?
Speaker 2: You can pick the topic history or contemporary times. I
was supposed to debate Kenny Coh and I told him,
let's make it a two versus one. He was going
to ask you, but then he backed out, laughing my
ass off. So maybe he'll be down to cover for
him after running away.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So, I mean that's like the liberal way. It's like,
vote for me because I'm not that guy, for me
because I'm not Trump exactly. I mean literally, do you
have policies other than showing us your workout, you know, yeah.
Speaker 2: Or just showing us like the slew of bimbos that
are around you. I mean just oh my god, he's
so disgusting, so disgusting. All right, moving on to another topic,
and that is another person that's running for Congress. This
is for Senate in Maine, and ostensibly, if Graham Platner
wins his primary, he'll be running against Susan Collins. And
so Elizabeth Warren has decided to claim Graham Platner as
her guy, even though he is a total he's got
I mean, he's awful. I don't know if you guys
have heard about Graham Platner. He's not a good guy
at all. And she gets called out on this by
a reporter and you can tell she doesn't like it.
Here's how it went down.
Speaker 7: That happened last weekend, which is you campaigned with Graham Plattner,
who is ahead of that state, very pivotal Democratic primary,
And I wanted to ask you about something you've said.
Speaker 2: You said he's your kind of man.
Speaker 7: And I've interviewed you for a long time and watched
your hearings and listened to your questions. You care about character.
This is a guy that had a chest tattoo with
a Nazi symbol. Okay, he apologized for it. It's a
guy that reportedly wrote that people concerned about rape should
take some responsibility for themselves and not get so effed
up that they wind up having sex with someone they
don't mean to. He praised military tactics used by Hamas
reportedly in comments online and read it when they were
murdering Israeli soldiers. So I'm just curious why you think
he's your kind of man.
Speaker 2: So, as you rightly.
Speaker 8: Point out, he has apologized, He's out meeting with the
people of Maine every single day.
Speaker 2: Oh I guess that's all you need to do.
Speaker 1: I mean, he apologize you, guys, coe else do you need?
Speaker 2: He's meeting people, so who cares what he actually thinks
and believes and says. I mean, it's out there meeting people.
This is her bar, you guys, this is Elizabeth Warren's
ethical morality. There's some really psychotic people running.
Speaker 1: This is the Democrat Party. And we have some doozies
on our side too, but the Democrats, I know. I know.
Speaker 2: For anybody out there who thinks that Trump isn't in
private exactly the way that we see him in public,
you are mistaken. And you're going to hear an example
of this from Brian Kilmead, who has, you know, he
and Trump talk on the phone like he has as
a very personal connection with Donald Trump, and told this
story on a recent podcast, which just made me just
totally laugh because it's so trumpy. Just take a look
at this.
Speaker 1: You have a relationship with Donald Trump.
Speaker 9: I saw him with you what two months ago?
Speaker 1: But he's like, Brian, that's a stupid question.
Speaker 5: Do you know what the question was? I said, are
you gonna bomb car Carr Island? And six hours later
we bomb.
Speaker 2: Car Gyland, that's not a dumb question.
Speaker 5: Brett Bear texts me. He goes, wasn't so such a
dumb question? And then I get a call walking the
dogs from the President. He goes, why you ask me
questions like that? So he goes, we blew it that.
We blew the hell out of it. There's nothing left.
He's like, there's nothing left. He just left the oil.
Let them know what we're capable.
Speaker 2: On the phone audience of one you, nobody else. He
talks exactly in the same way into the public as
he does in the phone.
Speaker 10: We blew it up.
Speaker 2: There's nothing left.
Speaker 1: Like the hyperbole is a constant with him, right right?
Speaker 5: All I get tay, is it's real.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean I don't. I feel that way too,
as evidenced by the fact that he's constantly talking to us. Yeah,
I mean, it would be hard for him to put
up a front all the time and be like a
completely different person to us, because he is so transparent.
It'd be one thing if he didn't really talk to
us a whole lot. But he's hid like Joe Biden. Right,
if he was hiding every lid and he called a
lid at nine am every day, and was like in
a bunker hidden by his people. But this guy's talking
to us every single day, So I mean, he is
who he is. I feel like we should I see that.
I feel like everybody that at least supports him and
sees that.
Speaker 2: I just I love those stories because yeah, you know,
I just love that he called him and he's like,
why would you ask me that? What do you got
to make me look bad?
Speaker 9: Like?
Speaker 2: You know what I mean? I just love everything about
that story just cracked me up. We have spent quite
a bit of time this week covering ilhan Omar and
what a complete corrupt hag she is, and of course
we've also talked about the fact that she has revised
her financial disclosures in the most obscenely absurd ways, going
from a net worth of six to thirty million all
the way down to eighteen to ninety five thousand, and
of course that just simply doesn't fly. Well, here's an
interesting little tidbit, and it has to do with the
winery that apparently made her so much money. That winery
has been legally dissolved just nine days after her amended
financial disclosure was filed.
Speaker 1: Interesting.
Speaker 2: It is interesting, isn't it.
Speaker 1: It's so interesting. You just dissolved a winery.
Speaker 2: You just dissolve it.
Speaker 1: And what winery? Right?
Speaker 2: And so what you're about to see next is a
flashback to a few months ago when that fantastic Lindel
TV reporter Alison Steinberg who we featured yesterday, asked her
about this winery. And we've played this before. It's it's
an older clip, but this obviously is relevant.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 11: Hi, Congressman, and i'mar you were just talking about how
Trump's economy has failed the American people. But I think
the American people really want to know how you went
from a negative sixty five thousand before coming into Congress
to over thirty million dollars in just seven years.
Speaker 2: My disclosure is public enough.
Speaker 11: Yeah, it is, And so a lot of people now
we're looking into that and finding s crew winery. A
winery that doesn't actually seem to exist, is not a
real winery?
Speaker 1: Or do you all actually looking at and wed things
or do you just ask silly questions? Not SNI.
Speaker 11: It's listed in the financial disclosure, So can you explain it?
Speaker 1: Because we have a lot of questions about it, and.
Speaker 2: Things just started adding up. There's no real phone number.
There's no real location. Why do you want to buy
something that I.
Speaker 1: Would have fit?
Speaker 11: Probably not for you, to be honest, it's recently stated
that the American people should be afraid of the white man.
Speaker 2: They should be fearful of the white man.
Speaker 1: I never said that. Yeah, you're on videos.
Speaker 12: Our country should be more fearful of white man across
our country because they are actually costing most of the
that's within this country.
Speaker 1: I did not yes you again, this is like.
Speaker 12: What I said, you need to prepare yourself because you
can't continue embarrassing yourself like this.
Speaker 2: So I'm just a liar.
Speaker 12: You're like what I was quoting was an actual study
done by the FBI.
Speaker 2: Okay, thank you, all right, thank you Congress.
Speaker 1: I will always love her face. At the end of
the interview, she's like, the economy has been pretty good
to her. She complains to great economy. It's been great
for ilhan Omar and her winery, which, by the way,
I thought she was a Muslim. Aren't they not supposed
to drink?
Speaker 2: I don't know. I don't customs, their customs. I just don't.
Speaker 1: I just feel like drinking a bunch of wine and
like making money off of alcohol is frowned upon. I
feel like that would be frowned upon.
Speaker 2: Well, it probably would be if were an actual winery, right.
Speaker 1: Exactly, but I don't think that was the case. So
she lied.
Speaker 2: She lied, and and that's the thing is she's accusing
Alison of being a liar essentially, and Alison, of course
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Speaker 2: All right, let's talk about the Virginia redistracting, the maps,
all of the stuff, because of course, yesterday we had
to bear the bad news of the election going the
way of allowing these ridiculous new lines to be voted
yes on, and just to give you, you know, just
to give you the visual this is how retarded the
new lines are. My god, look in that little red
circle that is on your screen right now, of how
squiggly they had to make it just to make it
work to benefit Democrats.
Speaker 1: It's unbelievable.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's absolutely insas.
Speaker 1: It's fairness, demock, this is fairness, Yeah, hardly.
Speaker 2: And then it gets really interesting because apparently they had
over a million duplicate voter registrations and reported exactly zero
of them. So Virginia, you got some explaining to do
when it comes to election integrity for sure. And Trump
also hoppin mad about how this turned out. Please read
his tweet.
Speaker 1: A rigged election took place last night in the Great
Commonwealth of Virginia. All day long, Republicans were winning. The
spear was unbelievable into the very end, when, of course,
there was a massive mail in ballot drop wherever I
heard that before, and the Democrats eked out another crooked
victory six to five goes to ten to one. And
yet the presidential election in November was very close to
a fifty to fifty split. In addition to everything else,
the language on the referendum was purposefully unintellig unintelligible and deceptive.
As everyone knows I am extraordinarily I am an extraordinarily
brilliant person. Everybody knows that, and even I had no
idea what the hell they were talking about in the referendum,
and neither do they. Let's see if the courts will
fix this travesty of justice presidentality job.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and the courts did, which we will talk about
in just a minute. But first I wanted to show
everybody this little flashback. Go back, please no, I want
to show everybody this little flashback of Spanburger Governor Spanberger
in campaign mode making a promise that she has no
intention of readis.
Speaker 6: Certainly I've been watching with interest what other states are doing,
but I have no plans to redistrict Virginia.
Speaker 2: Oh huh, no, Queens, It's almost like she lied about
everything when she was in campaign mode.
Speaker 4: Weird.
Speaker 1: Hi, if you like your doctor, you can keep your doctor.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, good times. That was good times right there.
So you know, this has been an ongoing hullabaloo all
over the country with states potentially and not just potentially,
but actually redistricting, and now there's chatter that there could
be the same thing happening in Florida, and this would
actually balance out what has taken place in Virginia. Florida
could add up to five Republican seats to more than
cancel out Virginia's ten to one jerrymandering map that passed.
The special session in Florida is next week. Republicans plan,
to Eric Doherty, should be to go for broke in
Florida and strike down Virginia's map in the court system
for violating law during the process. Per The New York Times,
Republicans can still end up leading the redistricting wars by
as many as six seats, assuming that Virginia holds I mean,
which we're now finding out it may not. And according
to Cancuchnelli, who used to be ag over there, he
said update on referendum lawsuits the taswell, I think is
how he said it was pronounced. Circuit Court just ruled
that the referendum was unconstitutional. The judge entered an injunction
blocking certification of the election and denied a motion to
stay pending appeal. A final order will be entered once drafted,
and it will be immediately appealed. Now, as we mentioned yesterday,
this is sketch, because it will require the state Supreme
Court to basically say, we don't care how this election went,
it was unconstitutional. Therefore this isn't happening, and they are
likely to be inclined to be like, well, we got
to pay attention to the will of the voter, which
is exactly why they went through with this whole referendum
in the first place, because they knew it would be
much harder to unwind, you know what I mean than it.
Speaker 1: Was to have the vote take take place.
Speaker 2: So that's at least a step in the right direction.
But I don't want people to get overly excited, although
I will say Ken Couchinelli very very optimistic. He was
on our friend Scott Jennings radio show yesterday and they
talked not just about his optimism but also about how
sketched the whole mail in voting thing was, particularly on
this issue.
Speaker 1: Here is that clip, and.
Speaker 4: I you know, I'm not a betting man, but if
I were, I'd be betting on no in the courts,
even though they lost by a couple of points yesterday
at the ballot box.
Speaker 2: Okay, there's more from them.
Speaker 14: Can we've got about thirty seconds left? I was looking
at some of the data from election day. It was
about a three point loss for the No campaign. But
it looks like it was lost in the mail. It
seemed like that those who voted by mail, seventy three
percent voted Yes to twenty seven percent who voted No.
Everybody who voted earlier in person, it looked like that
was about fifty to fifty or maybe even a little
bit more tilted toward the No side.
Speaker 1: Is that true? Did we lose it in the mail here?
Speaker 4: Yeah, we lost it in the mail. It was less
than an eighth of the total vote, but the margin
was monstrously large. We won election day something like fifty
seven to forty three or so. And like you said,
the early voting was extremely close. I think Yes just
edged out No in the early voting.
Speaker 5: But in the.
Speaker 4: Mail, where all the so called nonprofit, non partisan groups
played such a big role, that's where the race was lost.
Speaker 2: So sketch are so sketch.
Speaker 1: It's just all this voting, I mean, all the cheating,
you know, I'm just I'm so tired of it. Just
wish I want it all to just we just need
to scratch it all and start over and then just like,
can we all just be fair in our election? Just
be everybody has an ID, we go, we vote, you
know what I mean, like all.
Speaker 2: Like back in the day, that's how it used to be.
It used to be normal.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it just there's so much of a race to
cheat now that it's just it's it's maddening.
Speaker 2: It's it's awful because that is actually what disenfranchises people. Yes,
and stitles their their will, their their voice.
Speaker 1: I mean, like, what does it matter, I'm going to
stay home.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, this is what makes people crazy, especially
because we all experienced how it could be, how it
should be, how it was. So as much as progressives
like their progress, this has taking us way back to
a place that we should have never been, which is
like electronic machines and all of this nonsense. We need
just paper we need or like the check us whatever.
How Like most countries that don't have a problem counting
all their votes on election day, how they do it.
Speaker 1: It doesn't have to be this hard. It really does doesn't.
It really doesn't. It makes me so much simple, just
it needs to just be simple. This isn't brain surgery.
It's so ridiculous what we're doing.
Speaker 2: It makes me crazy. And you know I'm flying today
because I'm heading your way and so hopefully because I
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do you like stress out more about flying?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 1: I hate flying?
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Speaker 1: On the plane.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I want to napp That's my goal is to
try to just sleep through it. So I'm not paying
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you know, I like the full caffeine.
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Speaker 4: All right.
Speaker 2: Let's talk about a couple hearings that took place on
the Hill yesterday, just because they feature some of our favorites,
one in particular Scott Bessant, who is just I just
love him so much. And when the Democrats go after
Scott Bessant, they should take care that they actually are
getting their information correct, because when they don't, they look
even dumber than they already do. Case in point, Chris
van Holland. He tried to criticize Scott bessen and the
IRS specifically because Scott Bessant has been trying to overhaul
the IRS, particularly from a service standpoint, even with the
cutbacks in terms of staffing. He wants users, I mean
tax payers who have questions when they call to be
taken care of, and as you know, it's been bad.
Like if you've ever tried to call the IRS, you
are on hold for an eternity an eternity. So that
has been the goal for him, one of the goals
for him obviously to make sure that they get that
reeled in and working better and working more efficiently. And
so Chris van Holland doesn't know what he's talking about
when he goes to criticize the fact that there are
still wait times of up to like six to nine
minutes or something, which to me is so fast for
the IRS, like that's a way better, so much better,
Oh my gosh. But anyway, there was this exchange about
that specific thing, and Besn't just absolutely wrecks him on.
Speaker 15: This delivery has declined because of these changes. Have you
seen that?
Speaker 10: What I've seen, Senator, is that the Democrats said that
the filing system is going to be a disaster. It's
been a home run. And what you are nitpicking me
on now is the difference between answering a call in
six minutes and nine minutes. And sir, let me tell
you the way the calls used to work, that the
IRS under the Biden administration would answer the call and
a tax payer in six minutes, and a taxpayer would
be on hold for twenty or thirty minutes. Now when
the taxpayer's call gets answered, they get serviced right away.
So it's a false of.
Speaker 15: Course, Secretary, what you've done is provided a windfall to
very wealthy people who don't pay the senator.
Speaker 10: Why would I do that? Why would I do that?
What is your theory that?
Speaker 15: Because this what because, Secretary?
Speaker 2: Because this center's time is time.
Speaker 1: After dude, you had Marguerite As with an illegal like
for a photo op. Nobody takes you serious.
Speaker 2: I totally forgot that.
Speaker 1: That is that's him, that's my guy. Like, shut up,
nobody takes me seriously. Ever, you're a joke.
Speaker 2: So Scott Bessont wasn't the only one at or taking
beatings from Democrats in UH at the Capitol yesterday. It
was also RFK Junior, who again he just absolutely wrecked
these people. And I know, I mean, we say all
the time, these people are just looking for soundbites. These
es are pointless. But actually you do learn some things
about certain things that are going on in hihs, for example,
that you may not necessarily know. So to that extent,
I do find that helpful, and I find the clips
even more enjoyable when you not only are wrecking a
Democrat but also learning something in the process. And so
we've got a couple examples of that. Representative Cortes Mastow
I think that's her name. I don't know what the
name of the drug is. That she's mad did not
get approval, but it didn't get approval for the very
very good reason, which was it doesn't work.
Speaker 1: And so so, okay, efficacy is kind of important with
the drug.
Speaker 2: Feel like that should be the number one priority when
you approve a drug, is it actually does what you're
supposed to do.
Speaker 1: Feel like that's what they Yet that's kind of a
big deal in testing a drug.
Speaker 2: Go, okay, I'm glad you're saying that, because you come
from pharma and so you know these things. I just
felt like it seemed like that was obvious. But yeah,
we've got your confirmation, So I feel good about it
is a big one. I feel like that should be
a big one. So here is RFK explaining just common
sense to this idiot.
Speaker 3: Behold, and I've been told by Marty McCarry that every
panel that looked at that drug unanimously vote against it,
and they voted against it because it does not appear
to work. Because the trial was a one arm trial
when the company was as.
Speaker 2: Information.
Speaker 3: I would ask yourself, I'm gonna why would I would
reject the drug that work?
Speaker 2: Why would you prevent the opportunity for life saving drugs
and an individuals?
Speaker 16: That's a great question. Why why would look why, I mean,
what kind of motive, mister Kennedy.
Speaker 3: If the drug works, we're going to prove it.
Speaker 1: Sounds like somebody's getting a kickback, really wants that drug
to go through even though there's zero efficacy or not
not even listen, it should be like one hundred percent.
I just got these people are in, they're absolutely and
they won't stop. Of course he's going to let a
drug go through if it actually works.
Speaker 2: Right, And she's like, why would you not do that?
And he's like, exactly, why would.
Speaker 14: I not.
Speaker 1: Any ignorance?
Speaker 2: And it's the same thing you'll notice that Scott Besson
said to Van Holland, Yeah, like why would I benefit millionaires?
Why would I do the thing that you're accusing the others.
You can actually come up with a reason that makes sense.
Maybe we can have this discussion. But everybody on the
Democrat side are retards.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and there's no other way to say it. And
they always they always lean on those old just tired tropes.
You know what I mean, Like this, it's like you're
just giving money to to billionaires and RFK now he
wants people to die. Actually no, it's it's the opposite.
What really bothers me is that these people don't want
to make America healthy.
Speaker 2: Like that's fighting a tooth and nail.
Speaker 1: They're fighting it. It's crazy, like you want your kids
to beat junk, you want all of us to have
all these preservatives you want. There is such a difference
between the health like the actual food and Europe, then
there is here why is that? Why is that? And
like why don't you want to look at that? Why?
Because he is the Kennedy that walked away from his
batshit family, because.
Speaker 2: He's tangentially associated now with Trump being part of the
pe administration. Therefore everything he does is bad.
Speaker 1: It's and people will say, well, his sister thinks he's crazy,
so he must be crazy. No, he's the only normal Kennedy, right.
Speaker 2: There was also an exchange with that widen guy who
very's he gives me all of the blueminhal vibes like
he's also part of the reptile family.
Speaker 1: Okay, Zombi one of the zombies and World Warthy just.
Speaker 2: So freaking creepy and leathery and lizardy. Anyway, So he's
mad because he wants he wants RFK Junior to divulge
certain information that RFK Junior cannot divulge. And the reason
he cannot divulge it is because Congress, which includes Widen,
made these NDAs required when you're dealing with pharma companies,
which I just love how RFK put that in his
face and was just sent it right back onto his shoulders.
It's a beautiful moment.
Speaker 1: Please enjoy.
Speaker 17: Will you commit to releasing your written agreements with the
pharmaceutical companies tomorrow?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 3: I will not, And I can explain why all these
agreements contained proprietary information and trade secrets. When you pass
the Inflation Reduction Act and ordered me to negotiate with
the pharmaceutical companies, you put in a provision that required
NDAs because nobody's going to come to the table with
me if I start releasing proprietary information. You seem to
be saying we were paying the highest prices for drugs
in the world. You seem to be arguing that now
we're paying the lowest. We've dropped ivf I eighty three percent,
we've dropped glps by eighty nine percent, insulin, the COPD drugs,
asthma drugs, as the American people Now they're paying the
lowest costs in the world rather than the highest. And
you want to go back on that. You can do
this better than us. We did it because you wouldn't act.
You have a lot more power to negotiate than we do.
Why don't you just go do it. You've been promising
to do it for twenty years and.
Speaker 5: You've never done it.
Speaker 17: Mister Secretary, We are going to do it. But when
you try to find the information on consequential issues, as
you're doing on these Trump r X things, it makes
it harder for us to make marketplace forces. You're in
bed with big farming.
Speaker 3: You're telling me you don't have secret agreements here and
secret meetings here in Congress all the time every day, Senator.
Speaker 1: Scott, you guys, how can anybody take that zombie seriously?
I know right, Oh, God is just smacking him around.
Just I just it was glorious. How could people be
democrats at this point? These are not serious people.
Speaker 2: It is a mystery. It truly is a mystery.
Speaker 1: Did it You did the thing that you were accusing me?
You you did that? Oh my god?
Speaker 2: And a bunch of them too accused, can have accused,
do accuse, will always continue to accuse RFK Junior of
being the sole reason that there are some Americans among
us who are anti vacs to different degrees. I mean,
some people like me. I just don't take a flu shot, right,
I didn't do I did that freaking J and J
shot back when it was like all required and stuff,
and I have all the regret.
Speaker 1: You immediately regretted it.
Speaker 2: Immediately I regretted it, do I mean I was regretting
it on the way into the store to get it.
I mean, I was so mad about having to do
it anyway. So people, but there are people that have
like super anti vax stances, right, and all of that
gets blamed inexplicably on RFK Junior, when the real reason
is actually because of COVID and all of the lies
and all of the nonsense that we were fed, which
he's trying very hard, to his credit in this clip,
to make that clear to Debbie Dingle, whose name is
just somehow super appropriate like she's just such an idiot,
and so she is trying to blame him also because
of like measles, right.
Speaker 18: And I said, why didn't you get in munis And
they said, we're listening to our government.
Speaker 1: Our government tells us not to.
Speaker 18: So you may think that you're pro vaccine, but people
aren't hearing that. And I'm talking to the people that
are actually sick right now.
Speaker 2: God lady, my.
Speaker 6: Time is sure.
Speaker 2: But it's a document effect. You said it was eliminated
in two thousand, Well.
Speaker 1: We eliminated it.
Speaker 3: Europe eliminated at Canada. And now guess what. Canada has
been lost its elimination status, England has lost its elimination status.
All across Europe they've lost their elimination status.
Speaker 4: It has nothing to do with me.
Speaker 3: It has to do that we have a global epidemic.
If you're asking why people stop vaccinating, it's because the
government lied to them during COVID. That's when the vaccinations
rates dropped because of being If you're worried about polio
and tuberculosis, you should look at the immigration policies of
this country, because the place where it's occurring are the
places where the immigrants are going because they're not vaccinated,
and they got to a.
Speaker 18: Lot of people have stopped getting vaccines and I can't
go I can't agree with you on that, but I'm
getting low on time.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I bet you are getting low on time. You're
low on smarts too, lady.
Speaker 2: Oh my goodness.
Speaker 1: And you're absolutely right. It has and he's absolutely right
has zero to do with RFK. I mean, listen, before COVID,
I was like, yeah, I'm all on board to take vaccines.
I'm totally on board with that. And then when COVID happened,
I'm like, I'm not taking that shit. I'm from pharma.
I know how far, i know how pharmaceutical i know
how the process works, i know how vaccines are made.
I'm not taking it. I'm not doing it. I'm not
putting that in my kid, over my dead body. I'm
not doing it. And so after that and very I
won't do the flu shot now either. I just won't
do it. I don't need it.
Speaker 2: Well, and the flu shot too, it's just all about efficacy,
like every time they put it out and then like
after people get it, you hear, oh it's only twenty
six percent effectiveness. And I'm like I'll just do what
I normally do, which is either get the flu or
not get the flu. R mean whatever.
Speaker 1: You know what if I get the flu, I'm all right.
I try to do everything I can in my life
to keep myself healthy where I'm okay, I'm not immunocompromise.
I'm fine, and so is my sixteen year old daughter, Like,
we're fine. So this is the thing. It was the
government because they lied. They made people get it, and
they said if you don't get it, you're gonna lose
your job. You're gonna all this bad stuff is going
to happen to you.
Speaker 19: Oh it's stay six feet But all the bullshit that
they spewed us and still no one has paid for that,
and no one has been held accountable for it.
Speaker 1: So that is why people this Debbie Dingleberry is so
off base. She was part of the problem. She still
is part of the problem. Yeah, these people don't get
it and they never will, and that's why people are
not taking vaccines. It's because of people like her.
Speaker 2: Well, and we do have a couple more clips of
RFK just absolutely manhandling a couple more Democrats. But because
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Speaker 2: All right, couple more fantastic RFK clips just because they're
so so great. So Warnock from Georgia, he was all bugigity.
He decided he was gonna pester RFK Junior about cutting
office staff, cutting funding for office staff, apparently for an office,
the office that deals with rabies. Okay, and oh he's
very upset about the cuts.
Speaker 1: Is my favorite, that office, I know, right, it's.
Speaker 2: Just so this is this is just just peak r
FK Junior, just and peak and peak and peak government.
Speaker 1: Yes, you guys, this is what we pay for, just
f y.
Speaker 13: I yes, it is gutting the very offices that keep
American family safe disturbing and deadly infectious diseases.
Speaker 3: There's one to three rabies case a year in the
United States.
Speaker 1: Oh, I think one.
Speaker 3: Person manning that office full time probably can handle that.
Here here I have terms of free on disease.
Speaker 1: It's very very rare. I mean, if one person can't
handle three cases, three three to five cases in a year,
then that person album is an ultimate retard. You got
the wrong person. I mean, sign me up for that job.
I could do this and do that. Can I get
the government benefits?
Speaker 6: Good?
Speaker 20: Lord?
Speaker 2: Ah, that was so good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And then we.
Speaker 2: All know how much fraud there is across the country.
Nick Shirley obviously gets a lot of credit for starting
to point that out and for really raising awareness and
getting more government officials to look into this. And now,
of course we've got JD Vans like leading this whole
anti fraud effort across the country, a lot of focus
right now in California and in particular LA, and in
more particular these hospices, these fraudulent hospices that have been
set up. RFK also talks about shutting a bunch of
those down. And this is just this is like one
of those moments where I'm like, Ooh, I'm learning. I'm
learning something about how this has all gone down, which
was really really interesting. Take a listen.
Speaker 3: So now you've got all of these problems, and I'll
give you one example. Hospices in Los Angeles. We've shut
down five hundred of them. We have not gotten one
call from a congress person or one call from a patient. Why,
Because those hospices did not exist. Right, We're signing up patience,
they were getting patient ideas, signing them up and charging
us six thousand dollars a month for that patient. How
did we detect them all because the patients never died,
un freaking real.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and all these all these places have been shut down,
and you don't hear anybody like calling and going, oh
my god, my poor mom was in that place, and
I need you to nobody's complaint. It's just it was
all complete scam under the guise of hospice, which is
like to me, that is, you are so void of
a moral compass if you are scamming the American people
and trying to like gouge money from people under the
umbrella of hospice, it's so gross like that you are
You are a garbage person. You are a garbage person,
and you deserve everything that you get with karma because
that gross yeah, gross.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh. Anyway, all right, moving on. Obviously, we
talked about the SPLC yesterday, the Southern Poverty Law Center
getting all these criminal indictments, and it just gets more
and more interesting. Also yesterday we asked the question, well,
I wonder how liberals can possibly spin this. We have
the answer for you at least one example of that
today also, but here's just an example of how egregious
this whole thing actually is. The SPLC paid the leader
of the American Nazi Party, a former KKK member and
Arian Nations director seventy thousand dollars, while also listing him
as an extremist on their own website.
Speaker 1: Yes, I cannot.
Speaker 2: This is just an example of how frickin corrupts this organization.
Speaker 1: Imagine how different the country would look had they not
been the absolute, you know, horrible garbage group that planned
and organized and basically paid for the Charlottesville supremacist rally,
you know what I mean, and then said, oh, this
is Trump. I mean, they did that on purpose, with purpose.
They're the ones who said turning point USA is like
they put it on a list, and imagine what things
would look like. You know. There's they are single handedly
responsible for so much gent.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the very thing that they were purporting to fight
so much ginning up. I mean, that's that's literally all
that all they've done.
Speaker 1: And I'm curious, just as a a just as a point,
I'm curious if like the Cannases and the Tuckers and
the Megans are going to be talking about how that
because because they hate Trump so much now, but why
do you think there's so much hate towards Trump? I
mean a lot of it is, so most of it
is conjured up.
Speaker 21: Hmm.
Speaker 1: And those people I remember talking to people back like
eight years ago where I'm like, why don't you like Trump?
Well that's Charlottesville rally. Yeah, you know, the good people
on both sides, but it's not true, and they just
dug their heels in. They hated it because of that
he's a racist. He's not a racist. That was false.
And now it's now what do these people say? What
are they standing on that?
Speaker 2: They're very very busy trying to trash TPUSA and.
Speaker 1: Whatever.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 2: I know it's ridiculous, but yeah, you were speaking about
this hate list. Here's an example of who's on it.
Steven Miller, the Libs of TikTok Chick, Matt Walsh, James Lindsay,
are you are you freaking kidding.
Speaker 1: Me with this?
Speaker 2: It's absolutely absurd. And the money that has been flowing
to this organization. You guys, they have almost a billion
dollars in wowws that they have raised from donors who
they have convinced were fighting hate in this country. Meanwhile,
you're a hateful person. Let me pay you a whole
bunch of money to keep this up.
Speaker 1: Yeah, ik KKK have some money. These people are disgusting,
the worst of.
Speaker 2: The worst, and check this out. This is a liberal reaction,
so Mike Nellis said, So, the SPLC has informants deep
inside neo Nazi organizations reporting on their violent and hateful activities,
and Trump's DOJ is indicting them for that. Kidding me,
these people are evil, that's the liberal response. They believe
that paying off paying seventy grand to the KKK leader
or the Nazi leader just means he's an informant.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, that's how they spin it. You guys.
Speaker 2: I couldn't believe my eyes. Like I looked at that,
and I was like, are these people for real? Like,
how do you how do you even do that in
your brain?
Speaker 1: Yeah? This is what helps. I mean, they're, like I said,
void of a moral compass. This is what this is
why they sleep at night.
Speaker 2: God, it's just that that just blew my mind. And
you up Charlottesville, which is of course another you know
something that the SPLC created essentially, and if you recall
that rally is the reason Joe Biden claims he ran
for president, As you will hear in this flashback clip when.
Speaker 21: I spoke to the mom who lost her daughter. It's
a consequence of those neo Nazis and race white supremacists
come out of fields in America with torches carrying Nazi banners,
singing the same sick anti Semitic bile was sung in
Germany in the thirties, And when her daughter was killed,
they first went to the then President Trump and said,
what do you think. He said, they're very fine people
on both sides. I knew then, I knew i'd do something.
Oh that's how I decided to run.
Speaker 1: Right, you're so principled. That was the biggest bunch of bullshit, liar.
Speaker 2: I know, just absolutely, It's just unreal. Like I hope
a whole bunch of people go down and like spend
a lot of time languishing in prison cells because of this,
because this is this is.
Speaker 1: Involvable, and all those people that sit up on their
pedestal and preach down and say, you guys are a
racist and white remices for this, you are, Yeah, that's
your projecting are Oh my totally.
Speaker 2: Andrew Corvette from TPUSA was on with a reporter talking
about how TPUSA was on that list, and he he
puts some color around and context around the date that
that happened and how close it was to Charlie's death.
Here's Andrew.
Speaker 20: They cornered the market on monetizing hate. But guess what,
there is a supplying demand issue when it comes to hate,
So they had to gin up more. They had to
manufacture more hate. And when they run out of actual
racist and KKK and area nation groups, guess what they
turn to Turning Point USA. And Jesse, I hope your
audience realizes this and really internalizes this. They put Turning
Point USA on the hate map at the SPLC, the
quote unquote hate map in May of twenty twenty five.
Less than four months later, Charlie would be killed by
an assassin who said, quote some hate can't be negotiated out.
They put a hit on Charlie. They put us on
a target list. And I will never forget Jesse that
when this happened, I remember talking with Charlie and he said,
you know, in typical Charlie fashion, he wasn't worried about himself.
He was worried about our students. This wasn't just about Charlie.
Although this obviously tragically impacted all of us in Charlie directly,
but he was worried about our students all over across
the country. And honestly, this is blood money. You mentioned
that their donation skyrocket, It almost tripled in one year
after Charlottesville, which they helped fund. This is blood money, Jesse.
And if MGM and JP Morgan and Tim Apple and
the cloonies have any self respect, they would demand their
money back. Yep.
Speaker 2: I love that, he said, Tim Apple, kind of like
Trump calls him.
Speaker 1: I love right, Tim Apple. I mean, listen, they realize
the power of Turning Point. They realized that hour of
Charlie Kirk and they couldn't have that, and so they
put him on the list and then he was killed.
You can't tell me that there's not like, that's just
not a coincidence.
Speaker 2: Right exactly, Yeah, exactly. And speaking of Turning Point, lots
of stuff to cover about some drama happening there. First,
we just wanted to bring attention in case you were
not aware that this is going to be happening in
This is an Iowa state. I think it's so hard
for me to read. Does it have the date on there?
I think it's yea, it's April thirtieth. It's April thirtieth. Yeah,
So I just thought this was interesting because there's Erica
and JD again, and yet Candice has insisted that like
she's afraid to do these events or whatever because of
like potentially low turnout, which is utterly ridiculous. And we'll
get to that in a second. But but what I
want to show you next is an event, a TPUSA
event that took place earlier this week in Ohio and
vag Run Swami the reason for my name. Today he
was the featured speaker, and so he took a lot
of questions from the audience, one of which was a
question because now all of these people, the groypers, are
infiltrating all of these events so that they can ask
the question about Israel, because this is the new obsession
for the woke right, and of course continue to continues
to be an obsession for the left. And I thought
Viveg did a really good job answering the question. I
thought it was something that, you know, maybe JD needs
to think about when he's faced with this question. The
framing I thought was pretty good. I just thought it
was it was measured and probably the right way to
handle this question going forward, see what you guys think.
Here is Viveke dealing with this question.
Speaker 11: Since one of your main campaign promises is to provide
for America first, will you commit to lobbying Congress to
stop the funding of Israel.
Speaker 9: I'll say a couple of things.
Speaker 1: So I want to separate.
Speaker 9: I want to separate two important and different themes here. Okay,
this is really important here from me. It's very personal
to me for a reason. When I ran for president,
I was the only Republican on that stage who actually
said that in the long run, I think it was
in the best interests of the United States, and for
what it's worth, in the best interests of Israel. But
I'm looking after the interest of the United States to
say that three point eight billion dollars a year it
should be sunset. That's what I said, and I took
a lot of heat for that when I ran for president.
Speaker 1: So that's one thing.
Speaker 9: That's geopoltics four eight. That's one thing. But I would
be incomplete if I did not also answer a second
dimension to this question, which is that I do think
it is strange as the person who stood alone on
the Republican debate stage and took criticism from people on
both sides of me, and this short me in my
presidential run. I will say this, it is beyond bizarre
to me the fixation on that three point eight billion
dollars of the federal budgets when you look at the
extent of a more inexcusable waste fraud abuse in a
lot of different directions, pray to hundreds of other countries
that we also should not be supporting, which raises a
deeper question of what the heck is going on with
this particular line item in that obsession. And I don't
think it's just about saying how many more American lives
we could have improved with that three point eight billion dollars,
because you could be talking about three trillion dollars that
we could be recapturing and recovering from WIN subsidies to
third world country fourn aid.
Speaker 2: That's actually a lot of.
Speaker 5: Which is corrupt.
Speaker 9: So here's what I'll tell you what I do think
underlies it. I think it's this mentality that somehow it
is a mindset that one country in the world, in
the US relationship with it or particularly even let's just
talk about Jewish Americans are somehow responsible for the struggles
of Americans here, and I think that was also ridiculous.
And I don't think that we should be indulging this
so at once I can say that do I think
we should probably sunset long run three point eight billion
dollars year at Israel. I think it's in our interest
in for it's worth. I think it's in Israel's interest too,
And views have changed since I was up there two
years ago. I think a lot of people who might
have disagree with me then agree now.
Speaker 16: But I will say that will.
Speaker 9: Also saying that the focus that smacks of I would
say some anti Semitic instincts of laser focusing on this
without focusing on other problems is also weird, bizarre, and
should probably also stop. So thank you, Thank you all.
Speaker 1: So just as we know, though, will you lobby Congress.
Speaker 9: My focus is not on lobbying Congress, and my focus
is on leading Ohio to be the top state, lower costs,
bigger paychecks, and better schools for you guys. That's my
job foreign policy. Somebody else's thank you.
Speaker 1: I just it's it's interesting to me because they don't
like a lot of these kids nowadays, they're so fixated
on Israel, Like arguably like Ukraine and Egypt get more
money than Israel.
Speaker 2: So many other countries do.
Speaker 1: Yeah, right, But you never hear her talking about that.
You know, it's like she didn't say that. And then like,
you know, to his point, there's so much waste in
so many other places.
Speaker 2: And there's actually a very symbiotic relationship in terms of
what we gain, what we get back for our spending
on Israel and the way that they then use that
money to pay for defense with our defense contractors, with
our weaponry. I mean, it's all you know what I mean,
Like it's beneficial both ways, and I will always forget
that side.
Speaker 1: I guess I'd take people like her more seriously if
she was an equal opportunity, you know, criticize never are,
and they don't. They don't do that. They're just like,
it's it's Israel. We give so much money.
Speaker 19: We give money to everybody everywhere. We need to stop
it everywhere. We need to stop the bleeding in all
the places. Believe me, I'm sick of giving money for
studies about lesbian squirrels.
Speaker 1: Can we stop that too, because nobody seems to care
about that shit.
Speaker 2: Oh there was a recent study that CBS reported on
that salmon swim faster when they're high on cocaine.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean really high.
Speaker 2: Glad to read that.
Speaker 1: I also would swim faster if I were high on cocaine.
I don't need to study.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we probably paid for that. Lord h And interesting
that thing happened at a TPUSA event last night that
was about in your neck of the woods, like just
a little bit around the corner from you, essentially away
fifteen minutes away. So Andrew Corvett tweeted. Rather than supporting
the Waco community and Baylor alumni, the university restricted entry
for all non students at our event tonight, forcing us
to tell forty five hundred ticket holders not to come.
Oh and the Southern Baptist School approved an LGBTQ counter
programming event after a bunch of progressive students complained what
gives Baylor? And I too would like an answer to
that question.
Speaker 1: I mean Christian universities are they really Christian anymore? I
mean like Notre Dame? Is it really kath Like?
Speaker 2: Let's just yeah, like what is going on?
Speaker 1: Is the thing? And in Texas in general, at churches
are closing and moths are exploding, and this is just
another nail on the coffin Texas, Like, what are we doing?
Come on? Yeah, I feel like if you have a
Christian university, you need to stand firm in your Christianity.
You need to stand firm in it. I don't see
enough of that anymore. That's across the board. It's not
just Baylor, it's everywhere. We're seeing that everywhere, Like, Christians,
quit being such wooses and start standing firm in your
Christianity because you're getting hit from all sides. I mean,
as evidence, listen, I at the beginning of this year,
we had six hundred at nearly six hundred and fifty
Islamic nonprofit organizations in Texas, more than any other state
in the country. This is Texas. Wow, right, we're screwed.
You guys like Texans aren't handling this. And then when
you see a Christian university, you know, conversely, when I
see stuff like that happen, I'm just like, what are
we doing? You know? The wokeness stuff needs to They
need to get that out the door because people are hungry.
People conservatives are hungry for Christian universities for their kids
and the kids are hungry for it too. They want
people who stand firm in their Christianity. The Christian part
of it matters, it does, I hope.
Speaker 2: Just speaking of which a point of personal privilege, if
I may, I learned two days ago when I was
talking to my son on the phone because he's just
registered for his fall classes and one of their requirements
is a class on the Constitution. And I was like,
it's so Hillsdale, that it's very Hillsdale, very very Hillsdale,
and every college should.
Speaker 1: Have it, mock should be. That should not be an anomaly.
I mean, hell, it should be in high schools.
Speaker 19: Since we pay taxes, every high school kid should have
a class on civics or the Constitution.
Speaker 1: But we don't see that. And the fact that we're
like applauding a college so great that acologize that it's
stupid that we have to applaud that kids should already
have that by the time their seniors in high school. One.
Speaker 2: Totally right, totally right. Okay, So here's some good news
when it comes to TPUSA. There was a TPUSA Rep.
Lauren Tonsich, who said, just the last twenty four hours
at TPUSA, fifteen hundred plus at Ohio State, twelve hundred
plus at the largest pastor's summit to date, and one
thousand plus at Baylor University. Obviously it would have been
a lot more despite the school trying to sabotage all
gas no breaks And I love.
Speaker 1: That, Atrae, that's fantastic.
Speaker 2: You go, so I want to show you this. Next
tweet is from the mom of the former now UGA
TPUSA chapter president, a girl by the name of Caroline Maddox.
Her mom posted this on the night of the UGA event,
which of course was just days ago, saying proud mom moment,
definitely want this for the memory. I'm so incredibly proud
of Caroline, other people and the entire UGA turning point team.
They did an incredible job. What a night getting to
see my little girl, now all grown up, get up
on that stage and take a stand for all the
things that she loves most and believes in. And Phil,
just let this run because I've got a couple screenshots
to share, so you know, that's neat. She probably got
to introduce the vice president, which is probably a big
big deal for her. Totally and yeah, totally cool. Accept
that she resigned and she wrote this big letter. This
was posted on her Instagram. This was posted on you
know everywhere, and she's basically saying that TPUSA is telling lies,
they're being dishonest. You can read that third and fourth.
Speaker 1: Paragraph in light of this is that you may start
and I am resigning from my position as president of
the Turning Point USA Chapter of the University of Georgia.
While I am grateful for the experiences, lessons and people
this chapter has brought me, I can no longer and
good conscience continue to represent an organization that I believe
has strayed so far from its original purpose and principles.
Charlie spent his life fighting for truth, and I do
not believe he would stand for the blatant dishonesty now
being spread by the organization that he built. Like what
his mission was never about numbers, appearances, or relevance. He
showed people the beauty of just having a conversation and
inspired an entire generation to make a change. His mission
was never about performing, but about encouraging my generation and
future generations to stand up for what is right and
fight for fight to save America. I remain committed.
Speaker 2: That's okay.
Speaker 1: You don't have to you don't have to I don't
get it, like they well, I don't get it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so people, you know, I was like, what in
the world, what is she talking about? What dishonesty? What
does she mean about this? Numbers, appearances, relevance, all this stuff?
And then I saw that before that was announced, Candice
Owens somehow have the scoop and she said, breaking news.
The president of tpusa's Georgia chapter will be resigning later
this evening due to the internal treatment and subsequent public
lies told by told by TPUSA executives surrounding Erica last
minute cancelation of the event. And if you go to
Caroline's you know list of people she follows on Instagram,
Candas is right up there. So I was like, how
would Candace have that information in advance?
Speaker 1: How did that work?
Speaker 2: Exactly?
Speaker 1: Caroline, it's her.
Speaker 2: It's there's something I'm telling you. Wait for it because
next week Caroline will be interviewed on Candas's show.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean I think, but didn't. Wasn't there some
other broad that went on her show and she she
got our little podcast and then no one listened to
her ever again, Yeah, that's true.
Speaker 2: Always remembers her.
Speaker 1: This is the thing all these chicks think that they're
gonna go, oh, I'm gonna totally use Candace as my
stepping stone to fame. Meanwhile, she's talking about TPUSA being performative.
That's what you want. It's like, you want to be
a TikTok star, and so in a podcast like I
want to be famous.
Speaker 2: I mean, I I was just I was grossed up
by all this because somebody actually even tweeted Caroline's letter
and was like, ooh, look at this, like it was
some big like see And I was like, what, You're
not at all curious about how Candace knew about this
in advance? I mean, come on, this is somebody who
clearly fell for Candace's nonsense and reached out and gave
her the scoop, you know what I mean. And now
they're like in Kud's to make this even a bigger,
more nonsense story. I don't buy any of it. I'm sorry.
Erica is not afraid of speaking to small groups. She
does it all the time. My god, it's just so
it's so stupid.
Speaker 1: Ever have you ever seen Almost Famous? You ever seen that? Man?
Speaker 2: I love that movie.
Speaker 1: My god. Do you remember the end of the movie
where like that Perusa Balk is in there and she's like,
these new girls come in here and they eat all
the good steak and they don't love and they don't
love the bands. They don't love the band, they don't
love the bands. Like that. I feel like sometimes, like
every time I see that scene, I think of us,
because we're like the old broads who have been doing
this forever. We love our country, That's why we do this.
We do this because we love our country. And some listen,
I don't know this chick, But so many of these
and I'm saying this because I'm old and I'm shaking
a rake, but so many of these like young chicks
that come into this, they're not doing it for the
right reasons, you know, because it's it's such a social
media culture, which I'm so glad we didn't have when
we first started. Oh my god, I'm so glad, right,
like I just but so many of them are like
just trying to see how many clicks and how many
people they can get, and it's all about fame and popularity,
and it's not about America.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 1: We love the band, Yeah, we love the band.
Speaker 2: That's exactly ran right. And then when Candice decides that
she's going to act as though she's wounded and angst
over what's become of TPUSA. Oh my god, my fists,
they just form you guys. And so she actually tried
to pull this on Twitter last night and Blake Neff
responded in the most p perfect way. And here is
that exchange. So Canda says, I can't explain how much
it breaks my heart, see what this organization has become
fully elitist everything Charlie resented. Do you know how many small,
half filled events me and Charlie did early on? Charlie
would have been on that stage. It wasn't about the
crowd size to him, And Blake responded, quote everything Charlie resented.
What Charlie would resent is a narcissistic psychopath harassing his
widow out of an obsessive desire to destroy what he
built because she can't have it for herself.
Speaker 19: And she's she's trying to tell people what elitist is.
Bet you've married a gay baron, You have drivers and
like four nannies that raise your kids, and you wear
thirty five dollars shirts that are so ugly, like you're
not like anybody else you act like you're on everybody
else like our level.
Speaker 1: You are the elitist. Stop it.
Speaker 13: I know.
Speaker 2: I love that Blake is pushing back on her. I
freaking love it. Unfortunately, when it comes to this whole
Tyler Robinson case, because and this isn't going to be
that shocking, but I felt really bad for Blake and
for Andrew. When they were doing the Charlie Kirk Show
earlier this week, they had on defense lawyer by the
name of Andrea Burkhardt, and they were asking her, like, what,
just based on your experience, when do you think this
trial is finally going to get underway? And unfortunately you
can see the reaction on their faces when she tells
them it might not be until twenty twenty.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 9: What would your bet be on when we might finally
start and paneling jurors for this trial.
Speaker 1: Early twenty twenty eight.
Speaker 2: I would put the over under on early twenty twenty eight.
Speaker 8: Just it's the nature of capital cases, and in a
case like this as well, it's already being kind of
foreshadowed that there are going.
Speaker 2: To be many technical types of challenges to the other.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and meanwhile, Candice makes sixty million dollars and six
months on her podcast. So she loves this.
Speaker 2: She loves it because she can keep this going and
going and going and going.
Speaker 1: You can make so much epping money off this grift
until twenty twenty eight. That's an eternity.
Speaker 2: She will be.
Speaker 9: Rich.
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I don't ever like to call her show anything because
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Sending love and hugs from the Jersey Shore cheers.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, Ginko Yoki two three four. I have no faith
in our judicial system. What the left wants no faith
in the governmental branches, so that they, like Syndrome from
the Incredibles, can come in like heroes and take over
your life. Yeah, I mean, I don't really, I don't
think I'm going to let that happen. But I think
our judicial system kind of sucks it. It needs some help.
Andrews help. Andrew Cleaver seven four oh six. Every morning,
my sister Mindy had her coffee and washed the chicks
with my mom. Sunday night, she took her own life.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 1: We pray for me and my mom. My God, there
are no words in the shock and Greek. We are feelings.
She loved y'all. Andrea, Oh God, so sorry Andrea. You
guys pray for Andrea. I know I will. I'm so sorry.
I hate that.
Speaker 2: I hate you. Yeah, we really really do.
Speaker 1: I'm so sorry, Tracy for peace, just for fun. But
maybe April first is April Fool's Day, because every year
April fools us when it comes to the weather. Keep
up the good work, you guys. Yeah. I always say
that the worst weather months here in Texas are April
and November.
Speaker 2: April is probably the best month here, really, the absolute
best month here.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So far, Yeah, it's just rainy and kind of here,
but I think it's going to be cloudy this weekend here.
Let's hope it as long as it doesn't rain. I
think it's just going to be cloudy. Yeah, okay, Tracy Lemons,
been here since the Eddie? Are you walking? Days? Looking
forward to meeting my chicks and fellow mills this weekend.
I don't know what I would do without this amazing community.
Wait to meet you. Oh my gosh, Eddie, are you walking?
Kristen and sixty nine? On my way to the airport
to meet up with my Waxahatchie bff amandas each Saturday, Daisy,
I feel like expect another iconic random ladies ladies room
ring and just like our legendary Phoenix moment.
Speaker 6: It's just like we always do, like meetups in the
ladies' rooms.
Speaker 1: You know, this is what we do. Marty Paralas, Why
is the IRS not investigating Omar? If you or I
had that kind of discrepancy in our finances, we would
be in jail without quest have to be. Don't you
feel like I feel like somebody from the IRS is
probably looking at that, If not somebody in this administration
overlooking the IRS is looking at that. Yeah, Ginko Yukie
two three four SLT equal slit system won't accept otherwise
ode to bowl and branch. I am a sheet slitter.
I slit sheets.
Speaker 19: I am the best sheet slitter that ever slit sheets.
Speaker 2: I can't believe that you won't allow the words split
just so like so stupid.
Speaker 1: Too, Christina two one seven. Oh oh, y'all have a
fantastic time this weekend. I will be getting ready to
go to Chicago for my nephew's Navy boot camp graduation,
which sounds awesome. Andrea Cleaver seven four six, What a
blessing thirty eight instant responses of condolences and promises of
prayer for people I don't even know. Such a beautiful
and loving community. I took a screenshot of all the
kind words thank you. We do have the best community
on the planet.
Speaker 2: Nothing like it, nothing.
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Bessett and Van Holland, I'd like to see someone go
off on these rude pos dems and in their best
drill sergeant voice, yell STFU and let me talk, adventure Mama.
Speaker 2: They hold their own you know what I mean, Like
they did a nice.
Speaker 1: Job, adventure Mama for life. Good morning, manila' I'm on
my way to Fort Worth. I can't wait to meet
my peeps. This is going to be a great weekend.
It will be Ginko yoki two three four. I feel
sorry for Warlock is nowhere near the expertise of or
experience of RFK. I guess this is further proof Dems
will never learn. So true Arnerm. I'll repeat what I
said yesterday about SBLC. The demand for racism outpaced the supply,
hence sblc's buying more racism. And they see Charlie was
a bigot. Just take my hypocrite money. They're just the
worst of the worst. Yeah, Team Medium Publishing, so generous.
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like people will take lots of pictures.
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of our audience members is a professional photographer, and we'll
be taking professional level photos and then making a website
that we'll share the link of and people can see
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be great. Ginko Yoki two three four. Robin Williams baseball
stand vendor cocaine, Get your cocaine. Make a slow game
go slower. I feel like it would go faster, but
it's just me. Ginko Yoki two three four. We shouldn't
be nice. Nice comes from Latin Nescis, which means stupid, foolish.
I don't want to be nice. Yeah, there's a lot
of people that probably shouldn't be so nice. Andrew kleeber
seven four of six. I wanted to give a beautiful
shout out to my sister. She ran very successful dog
rescue and gave forever homes to many dogs that were
abandoned and mistreated by their previous owners. Huge dog lover, blesser,
Kelly B. Loves the Kelly B loves the music. I
have so much fomo about this weekend, fear missing out.
Let's hope I can make it next year. Blessing on
all of your time and activities together. Maybe go live
a little bit. I would love that. We may there
may be we'll be together. So I'm sure we'll be
putting some stuff out there, especially like in the Insiders
and the Locals groups, We've put some stuff out there.
But yeah, sometimes we and we'll definitely have to get
We always get like a big selfie of all of us. Yeah,
I love something that we always do. Yeah, jose Texas.
Fifteen morning from Texas. Welcome to all the NILA's descending
on Cowtown. I'm sorry I won't be able to attend.
Here's some wadfare around of drinks at the White Elephant.
Just take my cow patty money. Thank you, Josey. Too bad,
We'll miss you.
Speaker 2: Okay, So just a quick note because I will be
traveling today and if anybody at the airport happens to
see me. Apologies for my resting bitch face, but that
is just my face. So if I'm like looking for
something or just sitting and reading, I have the meanest,
most unapproachable face.
Speaker 1: But I probably does that.
Speaker 2: I do have. I see myself in the rear view
when I drive.
Speaker 1: It's bad, she really bad, but yes, but she'll be
at the airport and I will be driving. So that's that.
And we'll see you guys, some of you guys this weekend.
We'll see you. We're bringing it in and the rest
of you we will see you on very patriotic right America. Yeah,
we'll see the rest of you on Tuesday. Everybody, have
a fabulous weekend.
Speaker 2: By