Speaker 1: Everybody happy.
Speaker 2: Thursday, we are on the down hill slope to Friday
almost there. Coming up on the show today, Tesla attacks
are getting dirty, like literally, yeah, there's you know what
I'm saying, nasty what they get Democrats are getting. They're
getting desperate to reorganize. Andrew Tate talk about nasty. He
nasty and everybody hates Tim Walls. You guys, everybody I
love so much.
Speaker 1: Everybody hates him. Everybody hates him.
Speaker 2: Who's gonna tell him?
Speaker 1: All that? And so much more? I am both hired.
Speaker 3: How you acting like you speak for the people of
the fate of Indiana or the city of Indianapolis.
Speaker 1: You do not speak for me or anyone I know.
Speaker 4: That was YouTube.
Speaker 5: Jerk, jerk.
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Speaker 6: You do.
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Speaker 1: What's happening? What's going on? Well, potentially it could be
a shorter show today only because I don't know. I
just feel like there's just not as much as was
going on yesterday. There's still plenty to talk about, don't
get me wrong, but it's not quite as intensive of
a news cycle yesterday as it has been, So potentially
we could be looking at a normal size show today.
We'll see get that, we'll see and we're gonna kick
it off with you know, listen, I am loving the
Trump presidency. I don't want people to come after me
get all mad that I'm like saying something slightly negative
about Trump. I know how y'all get, you get very mad.
But sometimes he picks fights with people that I just wonder, like.
Speaker 2: Why, why why is he doing that? Because he can't,
I guess that's why I feel like I would probably
pick fights like that too if I could. I would
be like to pick a fight today. I think I'll
pick a fight with that person. I probably pick a
fight with the Kardashian just because I could.
Speaker 1: Okay, I mean, I you know, and I want to
believe that, like he's got his reasons, and actually I
do think I know and understand his reasons when it
comes to Canada. But you know, we've spoken very, very
highly of Pierre Poliev, who is essentially yeah, I mean,
he's fantastic, right, Like he's a solid conservative, He's been
so good at dealing with the media, and yet you know,
he had the audacity to be Canadian first, like, of
course he should be exactly to Canada as Trump is
to America right and put his country first, and like
putting his country first should not be something that would
raise the ire of another country. I just don't understand
this fight, and yet there seems to be a fight.
And uh, Laura Ingram, not last night but the night before,
had asked Trump, you know what's going on with Canada?
The tariffs, all the stuff, and what do you make
of this new PM? And that led to a comment
which of course the left is gloming onto when it
comes to Trump, because the left loves to say Trump
only cares about who likes him at you know, like
at all other costs, Like it doesn't matter what suffers.
As long as a person likes him, then they're okay
in Trump's book. And this of course lends credence to that.
Here is that conversation with Laura.
Speaker 8: For with Canada, then you are with because our biggest adversaries,
only because it's meant to be our fifty first rate. Okay,
but no, no, but listen to this for saying, you
mean they're territory, they have territorial advantage.
Speaker 1: One of the most close to China.
Speaker 9: Look, I deal with every country indirectly or directly. One
of the nastiest countries to deal with this Canada. The
people that now this was Trudeau, the people that could
old justin. I call him Governor Trudeau. He was His
people were nasty and they weren't telling the truth. They
never told the truth.
Speaker 6: You know that.
Speaker 9: You know that say, well we don't charge, well they do.
They charged tremendous. They charged tremendous. And if you look
at dairy products, what they've done to our farmers. I
go up to Iowa, I go up to different places Nebraska,
and they would always complain about Canada, how they get
ripped off. Do you know that Canada has a two
hundred and fifty percent tariff two hundred and fifty Nobody
knows that they charge as numbers that are crazy. We
have a very big deficit with Canada, and there's no
reason much more. We have much more, just so you understand,
we subsidize Canada. And I like Canada. I love Canada.
Speaker 8: I love now the.
Speaker 10: Liberal guys love his Liberal already is going to win
now in the next election most likely. And they were on,
they were down, and I isn't that going to make
them more hostile to us?
Speaker 1: Impossible?
Speaker 11: I'd rather deal with a liberal than it.
Speaker 10: For China closer to Canada, and that would really put
us in a bind.
Speaker 9: The conservative that's run is stupidly no friend of mine.
I don't know, but he said negative things. So when
he says negative things, I couldn't care less. I think
it's easier to do actually with a liberal, and maybe
they're going to win, but I don't really care. It
doesn't matter to me at all.
Speaker 1: So your endgames what with them?
Speaker 9: My endgame is I don't want to have a big deficit.
I don't want to see the United States of America
and you say sixty and I say two hundred, but
it doesn't matter. I don't want us to pay sixty
or two hundred billion dollars to a country that, if
they were a state, think of, this would be our biggest,
most beautiful. It would be great.
Speaker 1: They're not going to be a state.
Speaker 2: I don't think they are either, But I mean, the
bottom line is he doesn't want to get ripped off anymore.
Speaker 1: Bear and I could not agree with him more about that, right,
just neither don't know about this strategy. And maybe maybe
this Mark Carney guy will just be a complete loser
and cave, you know, what I mean, and do everything
that Trump wants him to do. And Pierre is a
he's a badass, and maybe he wouldn't, you know what
I mean. So if that's the strategy, I guess I can.
Speaker 2: Dealing with liberals. Liberals. Yeah, liberals are wheenies and maybe
strategy write and conservatives by the very nature are not
because conservatives usually have balls, whereas liberals they're in a
jar next to the bed. So he probably is. He
is excited about dealing with liberals more so than conservatives
because he can railroad them.
Speaker 1: I mean. And so if that is the strategy, then okay,
we'll see how that works out. And it's true. This's
Mark Carney, guy after whom I'm named today, is awful.
He is really really scary when it comes to climate
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I could.
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been trying to convince my husband that, like we should
have our own lemon tree, and he's just like, he
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Here is what he is now saying saying about climate
change and like implementing policies that are going to deal
with climate change. Everybody in Canada, if you're a corporation
or a company of any kind in Canada, you should
be scared action.
Speaker 12: And now it's time for the financial sector to deliver.
To reach that zero. Every country, every company, every bank,
every investor, every pension fund around the world will need
to make some big change.
Speaker 2: Okaymmy, all right, all right, communist, I swear I'm just
glad I don't live there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know these people are whapped up climate change. Listen.
Speaker 2: I know you can say I care about the climate. Yeah,
I care about weather too, But I'm not a grifter,
you know what I mean? Who's going to like scare
people into thinking that the weather should like dictate how many.
Speaker 1: Taxes they pay.
Speaker 2: It's such a grift, you guys, it has been Oh
my god, I'm old enough to remember acid rain, do
you remember well?
Speaker 1: And then if you don't believe it's a grift, all
you need to do is look at how they're attacking
an electric vehicle company right now, which, of course we'll
have a lot more about later. But I mean, it
is such bull crap. It is utter nonsense. Their entire
grift has been nonsense from the beginning. Yeah, but this
guy too, I mean, obviously in that little clip you saw,
he had a script. He was reading from a teleprompter.
When he's not, he is Kamala, you guys. He just
drones on and he's his speech is filled with ums
and uzz and filler, and he just doesn't say anything
and takes a really long time to say the nothing.
Here's an example call with President Trump in the coming days.
Speaker 11: What are your expectations for the president in that call?
Speaker 12: Well, uh, I think let me say a few things.
The first is that the President of the United States
the prime mister of ken But certainly the President of
the United States has many responsibilities and there are many issues.
I can think of many geo strategic issues that the
President is helping.
Speaker 13: To lead on.
Speaker 12: And you can think of events most recently and with
respect to the huties and all the way through to
trade and other aspects. So there's a wide range of
issues to be discussed when we do connect from with
respect to trade, I look forward to it the appropriate time.
The appropriate time having a discussion is to sovereign nations.
That is comprehensive.
Speaker 2: I'm already born targeted one issue.
Speaker 1: I mean, he said.
Speaker 2: Nothing, nothing, absolutely nothing. What's up with the outfits?
Speaker 1: What was that?
Speaker 14: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I don't know, I don't know what.
Speaker 2: The star trek a stupid star trek looking out bet
and the other dude was wearing a burgundy one.
Speaker 1: What was that? I don't know. I don't know. Ridiculous
robes of some sort like climate change, some sort of
a cult like a climate change robe? Is that what?
It was? A nice cult robe?
Speaker 12: Dude?
Speaker 1: I have no idea what they were wearing. Hey, all,
I do not know, but yeah, he is kind of
a disaster if Canada has any sense left at all,
and I doubt that that that they do. But if
they do, they will vote for Pierre Poliev. That would
be best for Canada. Now will it be best for America?
Maybe not?
Speaker 2: And question and question. I know that Donald Trump talks
about getting do we really want him?
Speaker 15: No?
Speaker 2: Do we want? I mean, because I'm not trying to
be mean, I'm sure there's some lovely people in Canada,
but I don't know if I want to take that on.
There's some crazy there too.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of crazy that would totally change our electorate.
Speaker 2: Right, I don't really want the I don't need more
crazy in my life, you know what I mean. I
recognize crazy where it is, and here, I think we're
good with the level of crazy we're by, Yeah, exactly.
I feel like we have enough of that here to
deal with. I don't think we need to take any
more crazy on, thank you, but no.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think we're all We're all good here.
Speaker 2: We're all crazy about.
Speaker 1: The tariff stuff. You know, everybody keeps throwing around this
date of April second being the date where we're going
to find out, you know, just how effective Trump's TEARFF
plans are going to be, and there is already there's
already some movement in the positive direction on this. Here's
the latest latest example. There's a furniture manufacturer who has
shut down their Canadian operations and their moving production to
North Carolina. So even just the talking about it is enough.
It's part of that Trump effect. So we're starting to
see some positive changes already, very much looking forward to
April second to see what that's going to be all about. Yeah, earlier,
you know, we talked about how Trump is, you know,
going after people that we wouldn't necessarily expect him to
go after. There was another example of that, and this
was on his truth social where he said, I watched
Jackie Heinrich from Fox over the weekend, and I thought
she was absolutely terrible. She should be working for CNN,
not Fox. Not surprisingly, I later found out she's a
fan of the White House Correspondence Association. So now he's
going after Jackie.
Speaker 2: She's somehow affiliated with them, right, she was like part
of their board, I think, or something like that.
Speaker 1: Yea, something like that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, you know, but remember when he went after
mcanany remember.
Speaker 1: Which was also awful.
Speaker 2: It was so meat it was weird. But she took
it in stride. I mean, she still speaks highly of him.
I think she kind of worked through that. It was,
you know, whatever. But he does this sometimes, I'll just
take shots at people.
Speaker 1: You know, you'll never know when it's coming. I guess
we'll see what she does with it.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 1: Meanwhile, the reporting on CNN, MSNBC and articular continues to
just be so so egregiously bad, and they had to
actually issue a correction on the air about a complete
lie that they made up about Tulsa Gabbard. They had
actually said on their news programs that Tulsi Gabbard was
quoted or something as saying she was a super fan
or super good friends with Putin and it was totally
taken out of context and wrong and they had to
issue a correction and that was delicious. Here is that?
Speaker 9: What is it?
Speaker 1: Stephanie Rule? I think is her name? How did you
do it?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 16: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Were we do?
Speaker 16: Though? Last night we reported on excerpts of an interview
between the Director of National Intelligence Telsea Gabbard and an
Indian TV news network in which she said that Trump
was good friends with a world leader. We said that
world leader was Vladimir Putin, but the full interview shows
that Gabbert was referring to Trump an Indian prime minister.
Speaker 2: Thank god, clear that up? Is that it colds up,
you know, the tooth pastes out of the tube and
we suck as a network. God, the legacy media is
such a joke.
Speaker 1: Can you believe? I mean, then she's like, anyway, I
hope that clears that up. We stop freaking lie.
Speaker 2: We lied, We totally stopped. But you know, just like
this little like twenty second thing that I'm saying, hope
that clears it up, that you Stepan Bad.
Speaker 1: I mean, they're just awful.
Speaker 2: They're so awful.
Speaker 1: You guys, with the economy being a little bit unknowable
right now, especially because April second isn't here yet and
we don't know how it's going to impact the whole economy.
We heard from the Federal Reserve yesterday that what's his
name Powell said that he's keeping rates steady for now.
Trump was kind of mad about that, by the way.
He was like, it's time to lower interest rates. Enough
is enough, you're being retarded, Just do it. But so
but they're not. They're holding steady, although he did project
that there will be two rate cuts this year. So
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Speaker 1: That's always so fun. There was a study and the
screenshot will say, like who conducted the study? But remember
how like Democrats are now like hanging on to this
idea that even though Trump won the popular vote, it
was just by a tiny, tiny bit and so it
doesn't matter, it's not a mandate. Well, it turns out
I thought this was so interesting that even if every
single registered voter had turned up, Donald Trump would still
have won the popular vote, and he would have won
it by five points, not just the one point seven
points that he beat that he beat Kamala Harris by,
which means that registered Republicans far outnumber registered Democrats, which
is super important to get out the vote from us. Yes,
this is just a no brainer.
Speaker 2: It's super important to just remind people to get off
their arses and go and vote that like, because yes,
if we outnumber them, then it should be easy. But
it's not because, as evidenced by the member of the
Red Wave, that didn't happen, right, It's because we just
don't get up and we don't vote. You guys, we
have to go vote, so please go do that. Also,
I mean, this is this does show that there's a mandate.
There's an absolute Winday.
Speaker 1: Yes, there absolutely is. And I you know, kudos to
Scott Presler because he has been very very active getting
registered people registered vote. This is this is awesome. I mean,
this is absolutely awesome. And so I was surprised, I
mean I literally was Legit was surprised because I did
not think that registered voting totals like the number of
registered voters. I thought that they would be pretty even.
I didn't realize that there would be this much of
a split, and that is super exciting.
Speaker 2: I know this is as long as we go, right,
and I know this is going to surprise people, specially
Democrats and liberals. But so many of those conservatives slash
Republicans are in fact women and black people and Hispanics
and gay people and even transgenders. Oh my god, mine's
blown blown.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it is so fun right now to see some
of the Trump cabinet picks just kicking ass, you know
what I mean, Like, it's just so much fun and seeing,
you know, second tier cabinet level picks, folks that have
been put in positions of power. It is just really
nice to see them excited to do the work. Dan
Bongino tweeted yesterday today is March nineteenth, and it is
a bad day to be a bad guy in America.
I can love that. I just love it. I thought nothing.
Speaker 2: About him yesterday, about how he was on detail when
Hillary Clinton was in office and how much of a
just a giant, colossal pain in the butt she was,
and how she regarded the American people, and it wasn't.
She didn't regard you at all, Like she doesn't. She
just did not like us at all.
Speaker 14: Wow.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was just a very interesting post about how
he saw that from the lens of a secret service
agent looking at her, looking at us. And so now
that he's in the position that he's in, it's just
I bet it is so great to be doing a
job that he's doing, like is a big and she's
nowhere to be found in politics, you know what I mean,
which is just it's so that is.
Speaker 1: So delicious to me. That's good delicious.
Speaker 2: That's good karma right there.
Speaker 1: Well. And then speaking of other folks that are on
the Trump team, Steven Miller, who was irreplaceable in so
many ways, he was speaking out about these activist judges,
and so here's what he said on the White House
lawn yesterday.
Speaker 17: Cannot have a democracy where single individual district court judges
can assume the full total powers of the commander in chief.
Even on the Supreme Court, it takes agreement of five
Supreme Court justices to change a federal policy. Five a
single district court judge out of seven hundred cannot set
policy for the entire nation, let alone on national security
and public safety issues. The President has been clear that
he is has tremendous respect for Justice Roberts and believes
it's essential to Supreme Court cracked down and stop this
assault in our democracy from these radical rogue judges that
are resurping the powers of the presidency and laying waste
to our entire constitutional system.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I mean, these Democrats will talk about it's an oligarchy. Well,
we're currently living in a judicial oligarchy.
Speaker 1: That's what it is.
Speaker 2: And these judges want lawlessness, that's what they're here for.
They're just all about it, which they don't care about
the American people. They want open borders. They're just they
are on the side of the lawbreakers.
Speaker 1: That seems so crazy to me. Yeah, they're judges, you
know what, I mean, their judges on a power trip,
you know, they're Yeah, I mean what they're trying to
do is pretty remarkable. And that and especially you know
on the on the whole thing with sending the criminal
aliens to El Salvador and then that Boseberg judge trying
to block it all. I mean that and that's still
an ongoing fight. But Megan Kelly broke down that law
that Trump is using in order to make this happen
in a way that I don't even know, Like, if
it does go to the Supreme Court, I don't know
how they could ever side with that crazy judge. Here's
why no court can review it.
Speaker 15: Not the Supreme Court, not the appellate Court, not the
district court.
Speaker 2: That's the answer.
Speaker 15: There is no court, including the highest court in the land,
that has jurisdiction over this. And in part because of
the words of the Alien Enemy Act as interpreted by
the US Supreme Court after it was passed, the US
Supreme Court held the Alien Enemy Act precludes, meaning stops,
doesn't allow judicial review of the removal order. This is
the Supreme Court deciding a case after World War II
had ended. Such great war powers may be abused, no doubt,
but that is a bad reason for having judges supervise
their exercise, whatever the legal formulas within which such supervision
would nominally be confined. The Supreme Court majority declared accordingly,
we hold that full responsibility for the just exercise of
this great power may validly be left where the Congress
has constitutionally placed it on the President of the United States.
Speaker 1: That's the law.
Speaker 15: Casey not the Supreme Court, not the Appellate Court beneath it,
and not Judge Boseburg.
Speaker 1: Boom, oh damn right. I love her.
Speaker 2: God say it louder for the people in the back.
Speaker 1: I just love her. I love that she does what
she does now with a law background, because we're you know,
because it's she's not like us where we're just hoping
that we're we're talking about these things, but we don't.
We're not lawyers, so we have to leave it to
the Stephen Millers and other people hopefully that are interpreting
the law the way that it was written. But she
can do that, and she reads that alien whatever the
Alien Enemies Act, and that seems about as solid of
a rationale for the president to be able to do
what he's doing that I've ever heard.
Speaker 2: Right, so well, I would imagine our right. And before
he did what he did, there were probably a whole
gaggle of lawyers that did read it.
Speaker 1: Yes, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: It's not like he just went in there and he's like,
I'm just gonna take this out of my butt and
use this act and do my thing. I mean, it's like,
come on, people, he did have lawyers read it, and
I mean Megan's reading it now, which is great because
she can interpret it. She is in fact the lawyer too.
But it's not like Trump did this without doing his
research or having other people do his research for him.
Speaker 1: I mean, let's yeah, when you've got Steven Miller doing
the research, I think we're good. You're in good shape.
And then speaking of Trump's cabinet picks, you know, Scott
Besson't I love him? I do too, love I really don't.
I do too.
Speaker 2: You know, he is just like the nicest guy, Like
I'd love to have like coffee with him and just
talk to him because he seems really dear.
Speaker 1: So he was on a podcast and he was talking
about Doge and and why he believes in Doge and
why he's been working with Doge, and I just love
this entire clip. You'll love it too, But.
Speaker 18: With Doge that I am completely aligned with what Elon's doing.
And everyone says, what do you have to do it
so fast? You have to do it? Like I said,
I've only been in this business for seven weeks. I've
only been in DC for eight weeks. The thing I
can tell you is if you don't move fast, the
vested interest will weigh you down like the quicksand will
come up.
Speaker 1: Or the claws, get the claws.
Speaker 18: Everybody's got lobbyists, everybody's got I mean, think about it.
Within a ten mile radius of here, twenty five percent
of the GDP of the US pulsints through here every day,
and everybody wants to just skim a little. Because I
said to Elon, we were in a meeting and I said,
you know, people are mad at you because you're moving
their cheese. It's not their cheese. It's the American people's
every cheese.
Speaker 1: It's our cheese. Man. We love cheese, not much. I
love cheese, cheese. You know what it is.
Speaker 2: It's like it's like a relay and you cannot drop
the baton and they're not dropping it, and so many
other administrations in the past they're just like, ah, we
can just take a break. We don't need to we
can just drop this baton. No, they're not doing it,
and they cannot get their hands on the baton because
they just keep moving, which is great. We want that. Also,
I cannot get past the fact that he is like
it's like Will Ferrell is playing a character and it's him.
You know what I mean, Like, every time I see him,
I'm like, if anybody could play him, it would be
Will Ferrell.
Speaker 1: Yeah you really, yeah he really could me really really
good at Scott Vessant for sure, totally. I know there's
gonna be a lot of Megan Kelly today. You just
need to be prepared for it because I love her,
We love so there was just a lot of Meghan
to play. And she actually had Caroline Lovitt on her
show recently and asked the question that kind of everybody
wants to ask, and Meghan just asks in a way
that doesn't feel intrusive. She's such a good interviewer, and
she wanted to know, like, what's the deal with you
being married to somebody who's so much older than you? Yeah,
we do want to know. We do want to know.
And it would not be for me, Okay, like that
is not an arrangement I would be interested in. But
cheers to Caroline and her husband. Here's how they met,
and here's how she decided she was going to be
down to clown with a much older gentleman.
Speaker 15: I didn't know until today that you married a man
who's a lot older.
Speaker 1: Yes, he's fifty nine. You're twenty seven. Yes, how did
that happen?
Speaker 19: I met my husband during my congressional campaign. A mutual
friend of ours hosted an event at a restaurant that
he owns up in New Hampshire and invited my husband
and I was speaking, and you know, we met, we
were acquainted as friends, and then we fell in love,
as you said, And is there.
Speaker 1: Any like I can't date him he's fifty nine.
Speaker 19: Yes, course, I mean it's very atypical love story.
Speaker 1: But he's incredible.
Speaker 19: He's my greatest supporter, he's my best friend, he's my rock.
Speaker 2: Oh my, my husband's eight years older than me, eight
years totally different. It's that's a I mean, it's what
almost thirty?
Speaker 1: Is it thirty years?
Speaker 2: They have a thirty year age difference?
Speaker 20: Is that?
Speaker 1: I mean almost? Yeah, thirty years. That's different than eight.
Speaker 2: It is different than eight, You're right, I mean it's
it is a little different.
Speaker 1: But I mean it's a lot different. It is atypical.
Speaker 2: As she would say, I think it doesn't matter now,
but it's going to matter probably more when she's like
fifty and he's eighty, you know what I mean, Then
it's going to probably matter a little bit more. But
that's you know, but listen, I love is love.
Speaker 1: Right, That's exactly right. And they fell in love and
now they have this beautiful son together, and I wish
them all the best. She clearly is an old soul too.
She is so much more mature than her years.
Speaker 2: I mean, like, could you see her? What the twenty
seven year old do?
Speaker 1: I can't. No, it doesn't, it doesn't work.
Speaker 2: So for her, I think it just works.
Speaker 1: It just works for her. So, you know, so far,
so good, right, so, and you know, she's one of
the people because she's Press secretary, because she speaks on
behalf of the president. People hate her, obviously, and but
the hate that they have her for her is so
different than the kind of loathing that we had for KJP,
which was founded, like we had reason to hate her
because she lied every day and she was absolutely incompetent
at her role as a communicator for the White House.
So totally different. But the people that have hatred for
Caroline it's utterly irrational, as you will see from this
creep on the internet who is making fun of her
for reasons I don't even none of this makes sense here.
He is making fun of Caroline.
Speaker 11: Caroline Levitt, I'm the Press secretary of Donald Trump, and
you will.
Speaker 1: Listen to me. Listen to me. I'm the one. Listen
to me.
Speaker 2: Come on me, Okay that I tell you We've we've
had our share of run ins with liberal dudes, and
that guy is the personification of a liberal dude.
Speaker 1: Like dude, I I couldn't what is that even about.
It's not like she ever demands, she would never do
anything like, she would never be like, listen to me, like,
that's just such a weird way to mock her, because
she doesn't do that, doesn't do that.
Speaker 2: But that guy is obviously just threatened by strong women
who can do their job. Yeah, he's one of those.
He is never his balls have never dropped, and he can't.
Speaker 1: Deal and so there's still way up in there. Sorry
about that.
Speaker 2: I don't even want to call him. I shouldnt even
call him, dude. Sorry about that?
Speaker 1: Manlet right, And then, speaking of KJP, she was recently
invited to talk somewhere. I don't know, it doesn't matter where.
But what's interesting about this clip is that she clearly
hated her job, and so listen to it carefully all
the way through, particularly what she says at the very.
Speaker 4: End, Sometimes I'm like, I think I'm gonna stay inside
today and I.
Speaker 1: Continue to work out. I love to run.
Speaker 4: I'm a runner. So it's been it's been good to
focus on self care, to focus on my family, the
things that matter to me, the people that I love,
the things that are that make me, that give me
light and joy every day.
Speaker 1: So it's been great. I don't I don't miss the
job at all.
Speaker 2: Oh damn, Yeah, we don't miss you either.
Speaker 1: Nobody misses you.
Speaker 2: Don't miss you it all either. Yeah, glad, and I
bet you years down the road when we're you know, being,
when we're able to look back. When Caroline is able
to look back, she'll say the complete opposite. I was
so grateful to have that job. I loved it. It
was like one of the highlights of my life, my career.
What an absolute honor it was to have that job
and be able to work for the best president of
the United States ever. That's the kind of step that
she will say, not, oh my god, I hated my
job and now I have to do self care to
get over it. What as stark difference in people like
a stark difference in women a stark difference in American
I mean, I wonder if that.
Speaker 1: Is the beginning of KJP. I wonder if she's ever
going to admit out loud that she worked for a complete,
demented buffoon, and if that was like her little toe
in the water into it. Yeah, yeah, because you know,
she's going to write a book about her experience. You
know she is she going to be honest, because she'll
look bad in the process. She will look like the
liar she is, right if she admits it. But I
just wonder if she will.
Speaker 2: She'll get a ten million dollars book deal, and she'll
have to say some of the things. She'll have to
be or she'll be the victim, right, She'll be like,
I mean, I wasn't allowed to say X, y Z,
And it's just, you know, it's just it was so hard, right,
it was so hard for me.
Speaker 1: It was so hard being the first.
Speaker 2: This first, all the first that she was what was
she the first black gay whatever? Every all the first
that she was. Yeah, she was a dee I hire
right here, and she's and all those things. She'll get
the book deal and she'll say all the things, and
I'm sure that some some of the dementia stuff. It
has to come into it.
Speaker 1: It has to. But then she's going to come out.
She'll have to admit that she's a liar, and maybe
the money will be worth it, maybe the ten million
dollar advance whatever will be worth it. And she always
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sh do it, do it? All right? We got to
talk about Tesla. There's obviously still massive attacks being organized
and being perpetrated on Tesla cars, dealerships, mechanic places, like
all the places, and on individual cars. It's so freaking stupid.
But it does not get dumber than this, you guys.
There is actually a Canadian climate change group who vandalized
a Tesla dealership in Montreal to protest against climate change denial.
You cannot up, you can't. They are an electric vehicle company.
Speaker 2: I can't.
Speaker 1: I just I'm out. I'm out. You guys whose sides
with these lunatics, you just like I can't. It's so dumb. Happily,
these two idiots were arrested, but just to give you
an idea of what this looked like, they caused some
serious damage. Here is a little video snippet of what
they were doing and saying, oh my god, that's right.
And now we're just gonna sit down.
Speaker 2: So we got skinny jeans and our scarves on.
Speaker 1: I can't with these complete idiots. What in the world. Yeah, okay,
it's you know what, I've never thought that French accents
are sexy. They are so.
Speaker 2: They're the worst. They're the worst. It's I want to
say to all of them, why are you gay?
Speaker 20: Right?
Speaker 1: Like, no time as a Frenchman sounded hot to me.
Speaker 2: Now, not at all. It's like I look to to
Chris Hem's Worth to look at those guys and be like,
why are you the way that you are?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Because no, I mean it's not their fault. Like
French men speak the way they speak, it's not their fault.
And they might be super sexy when they speak French,
really in French, but like the accent when they speak.
I couldn't.
Speaker 2: I couldn't do that. I couldn't do that at all.
Speaker 1: So leave it to the babylon Bee to make fun
of all of this idiocy. This was there, they said,
Democrats say fire at Tesla facility likely caused by climate change.
It's my favorite. Oh my god, perfect, so perfect. And
you guys, the attacks are so gross. So what you're
about to see because of course all Tesla's come with
all around cameras, right, so they're capturing all these idiots
who are vandalizing individual cars. This guy, I don't even
know how to describe this. Do you want to describe it?
Please do the honors.
Speaker 2: He put his hand up his butt and then took
whatever was in his butt and smeared it on it.
This is These are liberals. You guys know that there
there are cameras on Tesla's. How do you look at him?
Oh god, it's just disgusting. Ugh, I'm just so grossed
out by this guy. Oh my god, I'm just disgusted.
Speaker 1: This is these are liberals.
Speaker 2: These are liberals for you. That guy, you know, that
guy has not been out of his mom's basement in
like three years. He's been down there gaming, right, and
then he decided, I think I'm gonna go vandalize the
Tesla today. I'm gonna stick my hand up my butt
and go vandalize the Tesla. I'm it's this disgusting. And
then there are people who are like, oh, that sounds
like a great idea.
Speaker 1: I'm still a liberal. What what is wrong with you?
Speaker 20: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Mental illness is right. These people are mentally ill. I
can't even compare them to toddlers because it's mean to toddlers.
Speaker 1: Yeah. No, this is a sickness. I mean, this is
This is a legit mental illness.
Speaker 2: It needs to be studied. This needs to be studied.
Speaker 1: M It's so disgusting, and it's you know, it's perpetuated
by the media, the leftist media, including all the late
night talk shows. So Jimmy Kimmel, you know people are
pointing this out. Part of his monologue was to pretend
to tell his audience not to attack Tesla, but actually
doing the exact opposite.
Speaker 13: Here it is is way down, almost disastrously.
Speaker 1: Still, people.
Speaker 21: People have the.
Speaker 17: Vandalizing Tesla vehicles, new Tesla vehicles, Please don't vandalize.
Speaker 1: Don't have vandalized Tesla vehicles. What a dick man, Oh
my gods.
Speaker 2: And so he's okay with what we just saw. He's
okay with that guy putting his hand up his butt
and doing that. He's okay with that kind of I
don't even want to it's not even behavior, that's absolute lunacy. Yeah,
it's like, I wow, this is what these people are
okay with. That's the kind of that's the level of
depravity that they're they're going to support and they're going
to actually endorse on their little shows.
Speaker 1: And the audiences you heard them, I mean, they were
like so excited that the stock is down and that's
not That wasn't just true on his show, but on
the Daily Show too, there was a guy who actually
ended up calling out the audience at the end of
their applauding all of these Tesla attacks and the stock prices.
It's just insane. But here here's the audience for you, Jim.
Speaker 2: They're taking to the streets or the.
Speaker 1: The parking lots.
Speaker 13: Could I be in ATF now investigating multiple cases of
possible arson targeting Tesla's and cyber trucks.
Speaker 1: This dramatic video shows multiple cars and flames.
Speaker 12: Police say the attacker used malotov cocktails. It's the latest
in more than a dozen chances of arson and vandalism
targeting Tesla.
Speaker 22: The same suspect shot more Tesla's with a gun. Tesla
cyber trucks were set on fire in Kansas City, and
earlier this month, shots fired at a Tesla dealers carrying
cyber trucks on fire in Seattle.
Speaker 11: Wow, you guys like pettiacs of domestic terrorism.
Speaker 1: Well yeah, that's great.
Speaker 2: They absolutely do.
Speaker 1: Like that.
Speaker 2: They are because they are the party of domestic terrorism.
Speaker 1: And it's so self destructive. As this tweet pointed out,
eighty seven percent of Tesla is owned by people other
than Elon Musk. Tesla is the twelfth highest weighted company
in the S and P five hundred, meaning anyone at
all who is invested in the s and P five
hundred is injury directly invested in Tesla. So rooting for
the downfall of an innovative American company not a winning strategy,
really not good look for Tim Walls, as we played yesterday,
for him to be excited about checking his phone every
day to get his little boost from Tesla dropping or
any of them.
Speaker 2: Really, if any any American politician is rooting on the
demise of an American company, they need to go away.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean. These are not good people.
They're tuners.
Speaker 2: We are not the same. Right, go live in China
to me because you're a commy like. These are people
that have no business being in charge of anything in America.
I just can people that can't see that we're not
the same, not at all.
Speaker 1: And Caroline Lovett gave it to Tim Walls so good
in her presser yesterday. Here is a little bit of that.
Speaker 23: Tesla Caroline Tim Walt's Governor Walt saying last night he
frequently checks Tesla's stock and doing so to quote give
me a little boost during the day. How should Americans
view politicians who take pride in the downfall of an
American car company.
Speaker 1: I think that's quite sad.
Speaker 19: But I think Governor Walls unfortunately is living a sad
existence after his devastating defeat on November fifth.
Speaker 2: He is living a sad existence. You know, his wife
even his wife is at home sniffing like she's sniffing
and going, where's the burning tire smell?
Speaker 1: I really miss that, okay, Glen. Yeah. Well, and again
it's a total self defeating, masochistic attitude. And this is
something Bill Millusion uncovered, he says, as Governor Walls gloats
about Tesla stock dropping, records from the Minnesota State Board
of Investment show that as of June of twenty four,
the state of Minnesota had one point six million shares
of Tesla in its retirement fund and two hundred and
eleven thousand shares of Tesla in its non retirement fund.
I've reached out to Walls's office to ask if Minnesota
still holds Tesla or if they've sold since then we'll
update when I hear back.
Speaker 2: He wouldn't so he wouldn't even know that. Whilsos so stupid.
He had no idea about any of this. He doesn't care,
he doesn't know.
Speaker 1: Everything is political and not at all pro America. It's pro.
It's just pro whatever their freak ass ideology is.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's kind of like when he went on you know,
Gavin Newsom's podcast the other day and we played a
clip from that yesterday he was talking about Charlie Kirk
and all these people and basically, you know, saying, we
can't talk to any people because they're terrible. They're terrible people.
We just need to squelch them. We need to squelch, scout, squelch.
He is of that line of thinking. He is a
freaking comy. That's what these people are. They hate America,
they hate conservatives, they don't want any dissenting opinion, they
hate free speech.
Speaker 1: It's gross. The guy is gross, absolutely vile, and he's
getting ripped on like in every corner. It's absolutely awesome.
Are you ready to read a tweet from the oil
and guess?
Speaker 4: Sure?
Speaker 1: Yes, this is so It's so great. They went after
him hard yesterday. Here it is.
Speaker 2: Never thought we would find ourselves in needing to defend
our leading technological competitor.
Speaker 1: But here goes.
Speaker 2: We remind the governor of his own positions on EVS
and by extension, TESLA before he was beaten like a
rented mule. Last November, Clean Cars Minnesota twenty twenty one,
Walls pushed for Minnesota to adopt California's stringent emission standards,
aiming to boost EV adoption. He said the puck is
going to be in evs and that it is irrefutable,
signaling a belief in EV's as the future of transportation.
Speaker 1: Oh, that's so weird. It's so weird.
Speaker 2: Economic and job growth. In twenty twenty one, he touted
the clean car standards as a way to create jobs
across every corner of the state while giving Minnesota some
more choices at their local car dealer. Tesla, as a
leading EV maker, directly benefits from such policies, employing thousands
and driving innovation outcomes. Waltz once celebrated again, so weird.
You know, EV charging network the Midwest has the ingenuity
and the drive to develop innovative solutions to curb climate change.
Tesla's supercharger network, a cornerstone of EV adoption, aligns with
this vision. Yet now he cheers, it's setbacks. My, how
things have changed. Because the Democrat Party is a bunch
of they're middle school girls. They're middle school girls, and
they're like, we don't like her anymore, but now we're
just going to be bitches.
Speaker 1: And we're going to give up on everything that we
said we believed in to do it.
Speaker 2: They're a bunch of thirteen year old girls.
Speaker 1: Is what they are.
Speaker 2: Honestly. Yeah, if you're the mother of girls, you understand
what I'm talking about, Like they don't. It has nothing
to do with morality or policy or any of that.
Has everything to do with we got to gang up
on this one person. They're the mean girls. Yeah, they
are vix and Cowboy. They're the mean girls. And that
is exactly what he doing. What a total girl this
guy is.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, I mean, he is out of control
and it's gotten to the point where allies of his
friends of his are calling him out. One case in
point is that one Democrat representative who tried to run
for president for a hot minute, Dean Phillips. You guys
remember him. He came out on a talk show. This
is a guy that's tight with Governor Walls, and he
is even saying how disappointed he is in Tim Walls's attitude.
Here he is on.
Speaker 24: That I really don't recognize my party. I don't recognize
its principles. I surely don't see any leadership. I don't
want to give full credit to President Trump for breaking
the Democratic Party, but he surely is in disarray and
most importantly, completely rudderless. And what I saw my governor
and friend Tim Walls say today was appalling. And I
don't wanted to mean any individual directly, but I'm just
shocked that someone who should know better read the room
so poorly. I liked him for a long time, but
this is not And by the way, and just as
you said earlier, what you said about cheering the the
tanking of Tesla stock, you know, not only does that
hurt a lot of Minnesotans who have their money and
pension funds, it hurts Tesla employees. This is one of
the one of the world's foremost innovative companies based in
the United States of America. No elected official should ever
demean an American company like that. It's nonsensible. And then
to call him a South African Nepo baby, He's an
American citizen for twenty years. He's built some of the
most extraordinary companies in the world. And call him what
you will. You can disagree with his initiative, doja, but
my goodness, you know, for my party to be it
should be condemning, it should not be celebrating it. I'm
really appalled, right now, Come.
Speaker 2: On over come on, Why did I just just come
over like what you're I don't know what you're waiting on.
He said, I like Tim Walls, meaning that he doesn't
like him anymore.
Speaker 1: That's a past Yah.
Speaker 2: He thinks he's a real jerk. Now he's at SOB. Yeah,
we could have told you that like a long time ago. Dude,
come on over. I don't see what you're waiting for.
It seems like you have nothing in common with these
jack holes.
Speaker 1: Yeah. If he doesn't recognize his own party anymore, maybe
that's because your party is whack and you need a
new party.
Speaker 2: It's full of lunatics. You seem somewhat reasonable. Come over.
That's the reasonable people.
Speaker 1: The reasonable people are over here, right.
Speaker 2: The crazies are over there, so you might be their
own stoop on cars.
Speaker 1: So I don't know what more you need to say.
Speaker 2: Burning and setting things on fire, so you may want
to switch sides now, dude.
Speaker 1: Well, and Tim Walls too, is getting criticism from unlikely places, like,
for example, this total burn by doctor Siegel, who is
like the kindest old gentleman on Fox News. Who you know,
he's on there to commentate about health, but he even
and took a dig at Tim Walls here, he is.
Speaker 5: I'm not Tim Walls's doctor, but I'm betting his testosterol
level is pretty low. Whoa as the ages, Now, that's
my psychiatric that's a conversation. He's saying. I'm I'm mister
macho man.
Speaker 1: I don't think anybody believe Harris. I love Harris.
Speaker 2: She's like, oh my goodness, gracious, oh my goodness, that
ever keeping them all sides. He basically said his balls
are in a jar.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm.
Speaker 2: He should come on our show.
Speaker 1: I mean, if he wants to dish, He's clearly got
an itch to dish, and we will happily give him
a platform totally. The Lincoln Project, one of the most
disgusting organizations on the planet, founded by like pedophiles and
other disgusting people want to be that Wayne want to
including Rick Wilson, who is one of the worst. Remember
he was the guy that was like absolutely positive Kamala
was going to win and it was the most delicious
self owned video ever. So he posted he is, I mean,
he is essentially inciting more violence. This is what he
posted the other day. Kill Tesla, Save the country. This
is what he posted on his substack and it didn't. Yeah,
I mean, he's just awful. It didn't take long for
internet sleuths to go back in his history and find
a time when he wanted a Tesla, because again, these
people are hypocrites. So Eric Doherty said, well, would you
look at that prominent lefty Rick Wilson calls for a
tax on Tesla now, but in twenty sixteen he was
very badly wanting to buy one of the Model five
vehic Model S vehicles. They all loved him until he
got associated with Trump.
Speaker 2: He pook car service today as a Tesla hashtag thug
life dude, have you seen yourself?
Speaker 1: Easy?
Speaker 2: Does it okay? Thug life? Rick Wilson? Good lord, this
guy like these people. I was like you and and
like Wayne Newton want to be George Conway bug life.
Speaker 1: Right, there's some bad houses.
Speaker 2: We've got to get a couple more inches on his
height there, and it's not and listen, the hair's not
helping if he's going to be thug life, I can't
with these total loser dudes.
Speaker 1: Well, and then my favorite thing now is that Jessica
Taralov and others are trying to compare what's happening with
Tesla right now to the bud Light boycott, when Dylan
mulvaney was, you know, pouring himself out for bud Light,
and that was a terrible marketing move by bud Light,
and conservatives reacted by not buying bud Light. Right, did
anybody set a bud Light on fire like this something? No,
it's a completely different thing. And yet Jessica tar Love
wants to make this the comparison here she is trying.
Speaker 21: He talked about Dylan mulvaney, a single trans influencer who
was on a single can of beer for months, and
that can of beer set the conservative movement on proverbial fire,
rooting against at least half an American company, the Anheuser
burbial side of things. Kid Rock out there doing target
practice with Budweiser cans, people vowing to decimate that brand.
And Dylan mulvaney has much less of an impact on
people's lives than Elon Musk does.
Speaker 1: So is that okay? Or that was wrong too?
Speaker 21: And everyone wants to manculpa over that it was one
can of beer with one transgender person on it.
Speaker 1: No one was intimidated by bud But really, then Why
did it drop.
Speaker 18: Because it was because it wasn't Dylan mulvany.
Speaker 9: It was the marketing person who who denigrated the people
who drank the beer.
Speaker 21: Really, Dylan Malviny didn't get denigrated because I she did.
Speaker 1: He did correct myself.
Speaker 2: And I can't believe she made that comparison. And nobody
was set on fire. Nothing was set in fire. And
it's not like we were taking our hands shoving them
up our butts and rubbing them all over.
Speaker 1: That's it. We just didn't.
Speaker 2: We weren't deprayed idiots.
Speaker 1: I cannot believe that this is the that they're trying
to draw this comparison.
Speaker 3: And neither time I checked, there weren't conservatives setting Budweiser
factories on fire. There were not crazed conservatives key Budweiser
vehicles or trucks around the country.
Speaker 1: That wasn't happening.
Speaker 3: But look at this, I mean, Elon musk rescues two
astronauts who are up there for two hundred and eighty
six days, and this is how he's thinks.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, they're lunatics.
Speaker 2: I swear I want to divorce.
Speaker 1: I want it.
Speaker 2: They're absolute lunatics.
Speaker 1: And the end, like regular people are starting to figure
this out. There was this TikToker who also made that
same point.
Speaker 25: When conservatives didn't agree with bud Light, we stopped buying
their beer, right. But when Democrats disagree with a company
like Tesla, they turn into isis.
Speaker 1: Yep, they turn into isis.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they do turn into ice, they do, right. Yeah.
And these are the same people that were like, oh,
you didn't get the vats, you're you're unclean, you're dirty,
you should lose your job. This and that, you can't
come into this place. You can't see your loved one
when they're passing away.
Speaker 1: You guys, remember that.
Speaker 2: I'll never forget it. I hold grudges.
Speaker 1: The good news, too, is that this is starting to
make mainstream. I mean, the outrage about the attacks is
starting to make the mainstream. Podcasts like the Ovonn's podcast,
who had Andrew Schultz on and they were talking about this,
And I think that's a good thing because the more
that they shame, the more sort of these big names
shame these idiots, the better. And I can't get enough
of it. Here is a little clip from Theovann's show.
Speaker 26: So for real, So this is like a kind of
shitty situation where like, yes, I understand that he's antagonizing people.
He's like rubbing people the wrong way. You don't like
the guy, you don't like the beliefs, you don't like.
Speaker 1: What he's doing.
Speaker 26: And there are things to criticize. I'm not saying there
aren't things to criticize, Like everybody is nobody's above criticism.
But to punish that car company that is one hundred
percent made in America, may by people living in America.
Americans rely on those jobs. Like maybe we criticize another thing, right,
what is your goal that we shut down those factories
and those Americans lose those jobs? That makes you feel
better about your gripe with Dylon, not.
Speaker 1: To think some people they just want to win an argument.
It feels like, you know there's people that rely on
those fucking jobs.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, you know what, I could see theovon in
a week. You what I get to see theo OF
on in a week?
Speaker 1: Oh? Are you going to a show?
Speaker 2: I'm going to a show in a week.
Speaker 1: Yeah that's fun.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so I'll have to. I'll be very very tired
the day after, but I'll report back to tell you
how that was. I can't wait.
Speaker 1: Well, and meantime, there's an organized you know, I'm sure
it's Soros funded activist group who is trying to organize
a march. I think it's the twenty ninth March twenty
ninth Tesla takedown. And they had this call which included
like they had a zoom call, which included Jasmine Crockett,
It included John Cusack, included all kinds of sort of
high profile names of people who are trying to organize
further attacks. Now they have on their little screen non
violent protests, which you'll see, but it is a complete cover. Okay,
they are encouraging everybody to keep doing what they're doing,
but they but they put the words nonviolent protest in
order to cover themselves. Legally, we all know what a
total scam that is. Here's Jasmine riling up her base.
Speaker 27: So I'll make sure that I keep it short. But
I am truly here for very selfish reasons, starting with
on March twenty ninth, it's my birthday and all I
want to see happen on my birthday is for Eli
to be taken down.
Speaker 2: Yes, I mean these people, they're lunatics. Join a nonviolent protest,
it's not there's nothing non violent about this. And the
thing is there's been silence on the left, silence about
the violence.
Speaker 1: You havena Rocana is the sole person who has spoken
out against it and condemned it.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, one person.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I guess Dean Phillips, who's barely a Democrat anymore.
Speaker 2: He's not really a Democrat at this point. He is
like in a state of democrat panic is what he's doing.
He's trying to figure out what the hell he's going
to do with his life, right, which we're basically we're
telling you come on our show and then become a Republican.
To do it, go ahead and declare on our show
that you're going to become a conservative because you and
danger girl, and that's what's happening on your side. But listen,
they're not saying out loud this is unacceptable.
Speaker 1: No, but they're not. They're encouraging more of it. Right.
Speaker 2: But by god, if somebody was there on J six,
if they were standing near the Capitol, those people are
domestic they're domestic terrorists.
Speaker 1: You guys, My god, it's just so much hypocrisy. I
can't take it. It is. It's craziness. The good news
is that now we have people in place who take
this very very seriously, one of those people being Dan Bongino,
who said, communication and transparency are my priorities. We work
for you, the American citizen. Our teams are actively working
on the Tesla incidents and the swatting incidents, along with
our other responsibilities to keep the homeland safe. Thank you, thank.
Speaker 2: You, dam thank goodness. You know, I know, and I
believe that.
Speaker 1: I believe that they're going to be doing everything they
can to like throw the book at these perpetrators because
they need to be made an example of. Oh my gosh,
they do.
Speaker 2: You're right.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Meanwhile, Elon, like we mentioned the other day, he was
on the Ted Cruz Verdict podcast and they asked him
about how much he sleeps and how much he works,
Like how many hours in a work day he actually
spends on work. And he's just so he's such a machine.
Elon like, he is a person like no other that
we will ever see in our lifetimes. Here's what he
said about sleep and work.
Speaker 20: How much do you sleep in a given night?
Speaker 22: About six hours and average so about six So that's
it wouldn't have shocked me if you said three or.
Speaker 1: Four, So there next question is how many hours do
you work a day?
Speaker 9: I work almost every working hour.
Speaker 1: And Ben, he's not kidding at that.
Speaker 17: Like when Elon and I were first getting to know
each other, I suggested, I said, hey, let's grab dinner sometime.
Speaker 28: And I don't know if you remember what you said.
Speaker 2: You said, I don't eat dinner.
Speaker 17: I don't have social dinners really right, I mean that, yeah,
I mean you obviously eat food, but.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're going to restaurant for two hours.
Speaker 2: But the idea of like, I don't, but it was
it was just kind of matter of fact.
Speaker 1: Why would I go to dinner like you?
Speaker 6: You work?
Speaker 18: H Yeah, So just I'll have lunch and then a
broad during meetings and continue being I mean.
Speaker 2: I think a lot of entrepreneurs are like that. I
think a lot of entrepreneurs work all the time. I
think that's something foreign to politicians. Not trying to, you know,
I just I think that politicians and people who are
sucking off the American taxpayer can't understand somebody who has
built a lot of businesses by themselves and they are
married to their businesses, They're married to their work.
Speaker 1: I'd sleep six.
Speaker 2: Hours a night, you know what I mean, it's like
and just because that's like normal plus a menopausal but
I mean, like, but the work part of it, it's
like you're you are constantly dialed into your work.
Speaker 1: That shot, we don't all, right.
Speaker 2: I think people think that we do this show and
then we go and we basically just gallivant around the
rest of the day. Like our work is our baby.
It literally is our baby, and like we love our
baby so much and we always will and while we
continue to do this, like we just pour so much
into it, and we do a lot of stuff during
the day that people don't realize that we do. And
granted I don't know own Tesla and space.
Speaker 1: Right and right, darling, I mean, like all the things
that you do.
Speaker 2: The thing that doesn't shock me at all that he
that he doesn't all he does is work. It doesn't
And I would.
Speaker 1: Even venture to guess that when he does take what
we would consider a break, for example, to create babies, right,
that has also work to him because he believes that
he has a responsibility to repopulate the earth, right, you
know what I mean, So to him, like all of
it is purposeful and intentional and related.
Speaker 2: And while he's doing that, he's probably still looking at
his phone working, you know what I mean. He's like,
I'm making a baby and working at the same time.
Speaker 1: He never stops. He's amazing, absolutely amazing. I saw that,
Bernie Sanders. You, Bernie, why do you go? You posted
this this promotional poster to announce that you're going on
tour with AOC. Right, you guys are going on tour
to like talk about the end of the democracy as
we know it. Blah blah blah. So whatever. He's hooking
up with AOC to travel around and do these town halls.
But they the poster was so funny to me because
I thought it was a joke, Like I thought somebody
had made it of them to mock them. But it's theirs,
you guys, this is a real proosial. Oh my god. No,
Well he leased it on ironically. He said, this week,
I'm headed to Nevada, Arizona AOC to hold town halls
with working class Americans. We're going to stand strong in
the struggle against authoritarianism and oligarchy.
Speaker 5: This was the.
Speaker 1: I am asking you once again.
Speaker 2: I just can't believe it is. It's real, and it's
spectacular is what it is. Look at that stupid ass poster.
Look at it.
Speaker 1: Okay, somebody, somebody is asking why I'm not going on
the Theovonne Show with you. Could you please clarify? My god,
I'm not going. I'm going to his show. I'm not
going on the show.
Speaker 2: You guys, We're not that important.
Speaker 1: Okay, No, no, no.
Speaker 2: I'll be in the audience somewhere here in Texas. I
won't tell you where, but I'm going to the show
with friends. My friend Jen and her husband Jeremy. Hey,
Jen and Jeremy, they're like swim swim parent friends of ours.
We're gonna go to the show together. She got tickets
and she's like, hey, you want to go to theovann
I'm like, yeah, my god, how fun. So we're gonna go.
The only thing that I'm worried about is it's a
school night for me. It's gonna be late and so like,
I'm going to be so tired the next day. But
it's worth it because it's Theovonne. I'll be in the audience.
He doesn't know who I am. It'd be nice to
it'd be totally nice to have him on our show.
Though maybe I could slip them a note and be like, hey,
O show, maybe I could do that.
Speaker 1: So sweet that somebody like thought, that's what you meant adorable.
Speaker 2: And for the record, I would never go on anybody's
show with that mop.
Speaker 1: Because we're like, we don't do that.
Speaker 2: We're like, yeah, exactly, We're sort of like Laverne and Shirley,
you know.
Speaker 1: So anyway, had to clarify that, because that's where we
need to start to love you for that. That's really
I know, it's so sweet. It's so sweet. Speaking of AOC,
she is constantly going after Tom Holman because anytime she
is faced with Tom Holman, she knows she doesn't have
a prayer of an argument against what he's doing. And
so Laura Ingram played a clip of AOC ripping on
Tom Holman to Tom Holman, and this was the result.
Speaker 10: AOC, your buddy recently had a few choice words to
say about you, Tom.
Speaker 29: Watch every time you see Tom Holman on Fox News,
every time you see these law enforcement officials doing flashet
television interviews, understand that they are taking attention and focus
and real dollars and real resources away from actual drug enforcement,
trafficking enforcement actually going after and actually trying to investigate
really harmful activity that is happening.
Speaker 1: Tom Your response to her.
Speaker 30: Oh, look, I tell you pleasure in the fact I
can live in her mind rent free every day. That
means I'm over the target. That means I'm making a different.
Bottom line is she needs to look at the data.
Speaker 6: Ice is out.
Speaker 30: We've already arrested more criminal illegal aliens in six weeks
the em Biden administration did in the year the border
is sealed, ninety six percent decline illig immigration. And when
ninety six percent less people are coming across that border,
how many children aren't dying, how many women aren't being
sex traffic, how many non suspected terrorists aren't getting the country,
how many a fanyl isn't getting in the kill Americans?
This administration son more for the stafety and security in
New York that she's ever.
Speaker 6: Done or ever will do.
Speaker 30: So now we're gonna keep, don't we do. I'm not
running popularity contest. If she don't like me, I'll worry
that as a badge of honor. That means I'm doing
the right thing.
Speaker 2: And now and now she's worried about taxpayer money, And
now she's worried about violence again, and now.
Speaker 1: She's worried about it. Meet Like, if you're on a
TV show or on camera, it means you're not doing
your job. Okay, she may want to walk that one back.
She's constantly doing Instagram lives. Well, she has a movie
poster with her and Bernie. Yet bad lady.
Speaker 2: I just what a what an outrageous flame? That is,
my god, all of a sudden, you're concerned about safety.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 2: Fetanyl was the number one killer eighteen to forty four
for how many years? He has slowed that down.
Speaker 1: Like dramatically? Take all the seats. You referenced the the
tim Walls being on Gavin Newsom's podcast earlier that we
played a clip of earlier in the week, and I
found this other clip. Remember how like Gavin Newsom is
always doing the dancing and.
Speaker 2: He does this right with the thing.
Speaker 1: Yeah it's this and what if and then it's and
it's dancing. So there's a clip of him doing that
so hard again and it's just so bizarre. Somebody needs
to get in his ear about toning this body language.
I know what, Yeah, I don't know, but just watch
watch Gavin here notion of I.
Speaker 20: Think it's this notion of toxicity and masculinity needs to
be separated, and I think it's been conflated, and I
think we we we're going to have to work on
that a little bit. And I think there's Look, there
is a christ I.
Speaker 1: Scare them a little bit, whether because I can truck
they know I'm not bullshitting.
Speaker 2: Oh he said bullshit, you guys, you know what those are.
Those are elitist gang signs.
Speaker 1: That's what they are.
Speaker 2: He's giving gang signs to all the other rich people
that have stolen our money.
Speaker 13: What is it?
Speaker 1: It's stupid and the way he moves is not normal. Look,
Jimmy Kimmel also, this is sort of apropos of nothing,
and it's stuck in the middle of a clip that
I should have actually had back to back with that one.
But whatever. So Nancy Pelosi, it was early. Nancy Pelosi
is clearly continues to be very, very very unhappy with
her partner in crime, Chuck Schumer about the whole non
shutdown thing, and now she's starting to get more outspoken
about it. Here she is saying, well, she would not
have let that happen. About what comes next, herself.
Speaker 14: Don't give away anything for nothing, And I think that's
what happened the other day. We could have, in my view,
perhaps gotten them to agree to a third way, which
was a bipartisan cr for two week two four weeks
in which we could have had bipartisan legislation.
Speaker 2: I have so many jokes I can tell right now.
Speaker 1: There's no inappropriate you guys, just tell one. Just like
it out of your system.
Speaker 2: That's what her husband said. I just can't wait to
what line Pelosi said. I don't give away anything for nothing.
Speaker 1: I mean, what can you? Please? Just stop like you're
so old and so senile. She's chewing her Just stop,
go away, she needs to go away. Oh god, she shivers.
Going back to the whole Gavin thing and the fact
that he had like Charlie kirk On and Steve ban
and other folks. Are you how are you feeling about
Republicans like conservatives going on that show? Do you think
it is helping Gavin? Do you think it is? What
do you think that they should do? Should they refuse
to go or should they go?
Speaker 2: Let's put it this way, if he asked us to
go on the show, I wouldn't want to go, Yeah,
but if other I mean, I can't tell other people
what to do because I believe in free will and
so you know what I mean, like it's your business.
But I just I personally would not want to go
on the show. I think because he is smarmy. I
think he's he's trying to work his way into the
White House, and so I think this is all this
is all a plan of his he is, yeah, this
is this is just all part of his giant master plan.
And he's you know, twirling his little mustache to try
to get into the White House, and this is part
of it. He's not doing his freaking job, just using
a podcast as a vehicle to get into the White House.
And for stupid people, it works. And I think that
even people, some people who are independent, will look at
that and be like, well, I mean he's a reasonable yeah. Yeah,
And I don't buy it, but there are people out
there who will buy it, and so I don't like it.
But you know, I can't tell people what.
Speaker 14: To do now.
Speaker 1: I have not, and I won't. I haven't watched the
entire episode of him with Tim Walls. I've only seen
just a few clips that we've played on the show,
but my sense was that he did not like him.
I don't think Gavin and Tim would be buds like
in life, he would be broth. I don't think they
would like each other. I just don't think Devin thought
he was sophisticated enough, and he's not. I mean, he's
just he's such a loser. He wouldn't go to French
laundry with him. Absolutely not. I don't see that happening now.
I think Megan Kelly thinks more like you do. Like
she she had Charlie Kirk on her show, and she
was pointed in asking him, why did you do that?
Why did you allow Gavin to use you in a
way to l himself? Essentially? And I thought both of
them had good points in this discussion, and so I
wanted to see what you guys thought.
Speaker 15: I don't like to see it because my own feeling
is this guy's in training for twenty twenty eight against JD.
Probably that's what we think will likely be the standard
bearer for the Republican Party, and he needs practice. We
saw that when he debated Ron DeSantis on Hannity. He
needs practice. He's not very good at it, and we
should not be helping him, Like the more times he
sits across from Charlie Kirk and Steve Bannon and any
of our sort of lead fighters, the better he will get,
the better he'll do, the more he'll understand how to
appeal to people who are more right wing or independently
minded but on the right. And he doesn't deserve our help,
and we shouldn't be in there like giving him the assist.
So explain to me why you disagree.
Speaker 13: Well, first, I mean understand, being the inaugural guest, it
wasn't really even sure what.
Speaker 12: I was going into.
Speaker 13: Right at the front end. It was like, hey, you know,
there'll be no you know, gotcha questions, It'll just be
a discussion, which was largely true. And secondly, when when
you arrive and they tell you all this stuff, they're like, oh,
you know, his son is a fan and all that,
it was like so over the top, like charm offensive.
I was like, are you gonna want to become a
member of Turning Point or something? Governor Newsom, It was
like over that. It was like almost like nauseatingly positive
right that. In that way, it was very difficult to navigate.
I will say, if you look at Gavin Newsom's numbers.
There's a Newsweek article though his numbers are down dramatically
as far as favorability, trust, authenticity. Since he started this podcast,
it's not going very well for him of how people
view him. So for that, I will say that I
think we have done a good job of exposing him
for me, the synthetic fraud that he actually is. I
will give him credit for having the discussion. Great they
didn't edit any of it. That deserves credit because they
very well could have edited the trans thing out. But
I do understand complete where you're coming from.
Speaker 11: Megan.
Speaker 13: However, I would just view it a little bit differently.
I don't think that Gavin Newsom is getting his spring
training to become a presidential candidate. I think he's actually
being exposed as someone who will not be able to
get through a Democrat primary.
Speaker 2: Okay, I mean that's fair. The thing that's different about
Charlie as opposed to other people, like say he had
like a Ted cruz On or somebody like that. I'm
just pulling out a name. Charlie is used to talking
to liberals.
Speaker 1: That's his stick.
Speaker 2: Like he goes to college campuses and he takes liberals
on that's what he does. So when he was that,
so him being on as an inaugural guest didn't completely
surprise me because I thought, Okay, well, I mean, if
you want to talk to conservatives, this is.
Speaker 1: A perfect if he wants to practice, You're.
Speaker 2: Right, I mean I could see both sides. Because but
if there's going to be a person that can spank
him and show what a synthetic fraud that he is,
the perfect person is Charlie Kirk because he is so
masterful at talking to liberals and showing and like just
exposing who they really are. He's really really good at it.
Speaker 1: He is, He's I know what I want to see.
I want to see Megan Kelly do Gavin's show. I
would love to say that, right, and that is somebody
like her. She would be amazing, right, ohuse she would.
She would call him out every time he tried to
like do the charm offensive, right, She'd be like, you're
this is why you're gonna lose because you're an inauthentic,
totally disingenuous hat and we all see it.
Speaker 2: You're skiving me out right now, You're community. I'm just
I'm grossed out by you. But that's the thing I
don't like. Like I said, you and I wouldn't do it.
I know you and I and we would like if
he asked us to go on, which we're not important enough,
but if he asked us to go on that show,
we'd be like, ew, no, we're not going to go
on your show because I can't, just like I wouldn't
get in the car its head, Bundy, you know what
I mean.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna do it. I mean I would, but
I still wouldn't go on Gavin show. But I would
convince you.
Speaker 2: I convince you not to be like step away from
his car, you know.
Speaker 6: True.
Speaker 2: But other people I can see her point. I could
see her point a little bit more than his point,
and that is we really don't need to be giving him,
you know, any more practice, because people in this country
are freaking stupid.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Well, and it's interesting now because Charlie was sort
of the guinea pig, right, he didn't know what it
was going to be like, and now we do. Now
we see what what Gavin is trying to do. So
to'll be curious to see if anybody else agrees to
go on you know, yeah, anyway, if he's gonna have
guests like Tim Wallas. I mean, this thing is it's
just gonna be a joke, right, Speaking of people that
skive us out, we got to talk about Andrew Tate.
I do not understand the conservatives that keep promoting this guy.
We'll never understand it. There was the lawyer, the attorney
whose name is Danny Pinter. She's the attorney for one
for the American witness in the Romanian sex trafficking case
against the Tate brothers. She was on Lyla Rose's podcast
and she said some things which I thought were important
for sort of this crowd right now that is glomming
on to Andrew Tate simply because he is a Trump
supporter and has some conservative viewpoints. He is a snake,
and here she is to talk more about. So.
Speaker 7: Candice Owen's at the time she met him, acknowledged that
she was aware that he was a pimp in Romania.
Vivian is his first victim. Ever, it has now been
confirmed that he's sex trafficked her as a minor. Just
from that victim alone, he made one point five million dollars.
One of the young women describes that she was threatened
with her pornography being released, and that when she tried
to leave, they hacked her Facebook accounts and put pornography
on there and whole family saw the problem is like Epstein,
Andrew and Tristan Tate have friends in high places. Sex
trafficking is a very similar dynamic to cult dynamics. He's
described brainwashing these women. He's described controlling their minds, and
we see that with Yasmine and Pincoff, who said I
wouldn't leave you even if I found out you were
a sex trafficker, similar to cars On. The first interview
that Candace does was very much a softball. She didn't
make any attempt to get Romanian documents and really press
him on that. She just provide a platform for him
to tell his side of the story. Bac site Oh
I said offensive things. No, you literally sold courses on
how to manipulate women, how to isolate them. She becomes
dependent on him, and then he pimps.
Speaker 24: Her out recruiting girls who make TikTok videos and stealing
the money.
Speaker 22: So it's really a financial crime.
Speaker 7: No, he's charged with forming an organized crying group to
sex traffic women and he's charged with rape.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean that's his business model, and if you
are for that, you're either for that business model or
you're against it. You're for trafficking or you're against trafficking.
I'm going to be on the side of against trafficking.
I have daughters, and I'm also a good human being.
Speaker 1: And you know what, I didn't realize that he also
has kids. You won't ever say how many, but I'm
assuming at least one is a girl. Ye, So the
fact that he treats women so disgustingly and then talks
about arranging his daughter's marriage because he plans to do that.
I posted this on our Twitter a few days ago,
and I was like, if you're a conservative still supporting
this jackass, what is wrong with you? And so many
people were like, well, he's right because they glom onto
the one statement that he makes, which is correct about
how it kind of sucks that girls today are such
hoes and they like, you know, their rosters are pages
and pages long, their body count is ridiculous, and girls
are girls right now are really gross and they should
not be boring themselves out the way they are. Yes,
he's right about that, but the answer to it is
not what he is saying, which was my point. I
could not believe people were defending him.
Speaker 28: Listen to this complowed by dudes they're not going to
be with for the rest of their life. I want
to meet one man and begrudgingly accept that he's going
to be my daughter, and I want him to be
fearful enough of me to respect me, and I want
them to be together forever. So that means I get
to choose who the fuck it is, and my daughter's
gonna accept it. She's gonna say Dad picked him, and
I know that they will be happier. She'll end up
pregnant at twenty one like she's supposed to be, instead
of walking around at thirty doing nothing with her life.
If they have any kind of issues in their relationship,
I'll understand both points of view, the masculine point of
view for the man I respect and I've chosen, and
her point of view from the feminine as my daughter,
and I guarantee they will have a long, happy life,
much more than if I leave her to her own
devices to go to spring Break and run around Touloum
to find herself, because all she ends up finding is
STDs every time. So no, I don't think that young
women should be making their own choices about who their
lifelong partners are. And that's when a woman's at her
maximum sexual value.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna tell you, if my dad chose my husband,
I'd be I'd be after right now, you guys, if
you've ever that'd be a bad thing.
Speaker 1: Just I'm just going it'd be a really really bad thing.
Speaker 2: And if he would have said, Daisy, you're gonna get
married at twenty one, I'm going to pick who that is.
My dad is now deceased, but we did not have
a good relationship. And if you've ever heard the story,
but if my dad would have picked that individual.
Speaker 1: For me, that would have been a disaster. Oh my god, Like,
who is this guy? And yet he continues to enjoy
a huge amount of popularity any conservative circles. I am
baffled by it.
Speaker 2: I'm baffled by it, right, And I guess a lot
of that stumps from the people who are like I,
you know, I like the traditional thing of Like, I
guess women should get married at twenty one and have babies.
Speaker 1: You can do that.
Speaker 2: You just don't have to have your dad telling you
to do f you know, XYZ and like women need
to have babies at twenty one and then like be
controlled by men in their lives.
Speaker 1: That doesn't you don't have to do that. You don't
have to do that. Oh and by the way, daddy
has trafficked girls, right, I mean, what kind of example
is he's setting. He's not married, he's not settled down
with some twenty one year old who had his kids.
He's a disgusting horror. I mean, I cannot imagine any
anybody worse for, you know, to put a spotlight on
conservatives than Andrew Tait and his disgusting brother. I just
nauseating both of I think.
Speaker 2: I think the club of nowadays is that people take
bits and pieces, They see sound bites. They don't look
at the whole picture, which is indicative of a lot
of people and a lot of a lot of topics
in our society.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: It's kind of the reason that we don't write on
our website anymore. People don't read long form anything. They
want short bits of information because everybody has the tension
spans of fleas and when it comes to this, they
just want to see short bit and they're like, I'm
going to take what I like about him, and that's
all I'm going to know. Yeah, and that's that's the problem.
Is he's a three dimensional person. There's a lot to
know about him, and some of it is not very savory.
Speaker 1: Well, and you know it's you know, Candice gave him
that platform, Tucker gave him a platform, and both of
them were so easy on They did not push him
on so many of the disgusting things that he has said,
and it made me lose respect for both of them
in the process. I mean, it was just right right.
Remember how earlier in the show, I was like, it's
going to be a short show. It's it's not. It's
totally going to be a long, regular show. This was
a clip that was going viral on socials yesterday of
a person, a woman I think whose name is Scout,
and she's talking about her degree program and it is
such utter bullshit what some people are learning in college
right now, that it's it's just words smushed together that
don't mean anything, and it just makes it. But yet,
this is the kind of person who will find employment
in these NGOs and these liberal think tanks. This is
not a person who we can make fun of and
be like, oh my God, she's gonna be working at Starbucks. No,
because there are liberal organizations who who promote these kinds
of degree program and then hire these absolute imbeciles to
work for them. Here is Scout.
Speaker 6: I use they them pronouns, and I'm an interdisciplinary major
at UBC. I'm in my last semester. My primary thematic
focus is decolonizing academia and parent knowledge systems, and my
secondary thematic focus is biocultural and linguistic futurity.
Speaker 1: For those who don't know what that means, can you
give us a quick rundown? Yeah?
Speaker 6: Basically, what I focus on is the promises that the
institution has made, and also the emergence of indigenous ways
of knowing and being across the disciplines. And I feature
in a lot of stuff like language revitalization, the emergent
vitality of languages rather and just kind of a bunch
of stuff. I've taken courses in over twenty departments.
Speaker 1: So okay, yeah, awesome.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So one of the things that we've always told our
kids is what's your skill? When you get out and
after spending all this freaking money on a degree, what
is your tangible skill? What are you going to provide
an employer.
Speaker 1: You know, what can you do that chick? What is
it that yesterday?
Speaker 15: You do?
Speaker 1: I think was it a chick? It was a ay them?
Speaker 21: So what is it?
Speaker 1: What is it that? Yeah?
Speaker 2: What is it that she's going to do? Because I
I when I heard, I just heard a bunch of gobblygook.
Speaker 1: I didn't hear.
Speaker 2: I don't, I don't. I didn't see a viable skill there. Yeah,
except for scamming the American people out of money. That's
basically what she's going to do, because you know, she's
probably gonna make like one hundred and fifty grand right
out of cats.
Speaker 1: The thing, this is the thing like it used to be.
You could just be like, this is a person who
we will be ordering French fries from, clearly, but it's not.
These are the people that are actually made you know,
they're making money at protest, They're being paid to protest,
They're being paid by these freaking liberal organizations. They're crazy.
Speaker 2: You're fleecing the American people, is what they're doing. But
hopefully this administration is getting rid of a lot of that,
and I would hope, I would hope that people like
her are there to be and for a rude awakening
after they do graduate and they're be like, wait, a
lot of these jobs have been eliminated by.
Speaker 1: Doge et cetera.
Speaker 2: I hope that's my hope anyway, because they're bull crap right.
Speaker 1: Well, they can always, I guess, try to become influencers,
which unfortunately is starting younger and younger, and with boys.
Speaker 31: He stopped immediately. First off is comment sections, comment sections.
I've been outrageous recently. I don't really care what people
say in mind because there's called a block button for
a reason. And also I don't really care about them
because they're.
Speaker 15: Just mad at life.
Speaker 31: Next off is school at seven.
Speaker 21: In the morning.
Speaker 31: Please make that make sense, because I think that midnight
school should be a thing like or late nights climate
But like that'd be awesome. That is basically it for today.
If you into the end comment with the school emoji
peace out.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Why does he have a skincare routine?
Speaker 2: Well, young girls, young girls don't need all that, let
alone young boys. Like I told you know, I've taught
Gwen you need cleanser, toner, moisturizer, and since the age
of eleven she's been doing that because you know, that's
what girls do, right, But I think this video is
to me, it shows that he's mimicking other videos, like
he obviously he's looking at other videos a lot, and
he's he is copying what those people do. So as
a parent, I would be concerned by the fact that
this kid is probably online way too much. He needs
to be playing a sport, he needs to be interacting
with other kids, he needs to be off the freaking phone,
off the devices, because that's alarming to me. That's it
wouldn't even be the skincare stuff. It would be the
fact that he's mimicking what adults are doing, which those
adults are idiots. First of all, I don't care if
your skincare routine is, but get.
Speaker 1: The kid off line. Get him off line? What are
you doing? Yeah? I mean that was he's he's like,
he's unnervingly good at it, you know what I mean.
That's what was weird about it is I was like,
my god, he's talking exactly like all of those other
twenty somethings.
Speaker 2: It was almost robotic, right, and it crazy, And it
just shows how kids are. So they absorb stuff, They
absorb what you do, they absorb. But everybody around them does.
They are like little sponges, and he is. He is
basically absorbing everybody online. That just it saddens me and
I don't Yeah.
Speaker 25: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 1: All right, We've got some thank yous from yesterday. One
from the Ballpit crew who said, yesterday Crowder wished Jeremy
Boring all the best and encourage the same as you
that we should not want to see the Daily Wire
fail because we need all the conservativeatives out there. And
that's just absolutely positively true. Yep uh. And that was
from stand Firm Always. And then on Venmo, gay Olsen
Oberslinsky said, happy fifteenth anniversary to my hubby Ted, looking
forward to many more years of adventures. We love you, chicks,
thank you so much. Universal over on Locals, b Riser
said AOC complaining about Tom Holman doing TV while doing TV,
shaking my head, yeah exactly, And then Marilyn Ayre said,
good morning, beautiful chicks. Jackie Heinrich is married to Peter Doucey. No, no,
that's not right, that's not right, and her father in
law is Peter Deucy. Would love to be a fly
on the wall at Sunday Supper you're thinking of a
whole other girl. It's not Jackie er Jackie, No, Jackie,
absolutely right, that's not a thing.
Speaker 2: All right now you all right, Kimberly Donaldson mock. We
might sort of be neighbors. Finally decided to sell my
house and moved to South Carolina, outside of Charleston.
Speaker 1: Move forward. My husband's passing. Oh, I'm so sorry.
Speaker 2: Your journey inspired me. Need all the prayers, we will
give them to you. Kimberly, this is the community is amazing.
Speaker 1: I mean, you're going to be great in outside wherever
you are outside of Charleston. You are in a good spot.
Speaker 2: South Carolina is just a beautiful place. Elizabeth Levy Chick's
Canadian military mom here. Trump supporting liberal PM is driving
the crazy liberals foam at the mouth. I think it
might help Pierre in our polls. Okay, interesting, all right,
Karen Pira Party of death and destruction, dangerous activism, Yes totally,
Andrea of Viola. The left gets away with it because
Americans tolerate it. Yeah, well we don't, but the left
tolerates it. You see what I'm saying, Like, we shouldn't
tolerate that kind of stuff. And Hopefully people like Dan
Bongino are going to get in there and not tolerated anymore.
Speaker 1: So that's the goal.
Speaker 2: Marcus Drake. Somebody needs to ask those word solid college
students how they're disciplines apply to the real world exactly.
Speaker 1: What is your tangible skill activistic activisting social justice? Yes,
you guys, I do have a couple of gifts that
I just want to do quickly. Do you want to
just do? We're bring it in.
Speaker 2: We're going to bring it in for the people that
don't want to stick around. We're bringing it in big
hug for everybody who don't want to stick around.
Speaker 1: First of all, thank you to Via for the Saint
Patti's Day card. Always yes from her, Thank Via for
the Saint Patti's Day card.
Speaker 2: Always so sweet to hear from you.
Speaker 1: And then from Deborah Crooker from Canton, Michigan. She just
sent me an article which I'm so grateful to her
for because it is about an organization called the Holy Angels,
which is in Belmont, North Carolina, which is you know,
hop skipping a jump from my kids college, and it's
all about a religious organization that takes in people with
disabilities and they just are amazing. Caregive, it's an incredible story.
I mean there's face there's these beautiful faces like this.
Speaker 2: Oh.
Speaker 1: I mean just if I looked into it immediately, because
I was like, oh my god, if I could move
Thomas there, I would do it in a minute. But
they only accept North Carolina residents. And so but what
an amazing place. And I had no idea that this
place existed. And I'm so grateful to learn about it.
So thank you for thinking of me when you saw
that article. And then Morgan Morgan made me like this
vision board thing. Morgan must have taken her forever. So
I appreciate all the work on this. This is just
so my gosh, that's amazing. I was so cay and
it even has like little look at Ella, Oh my
god with her angel. No, it's so cute. So thank
you Morgan.
Speaker 2: I love the vision boards or bomb. I love it
so sweet Morgan.
Speaker 1: Real right, all right, so we brought it in. Were good.
Speaker 2: Everybody have a wonderful Thursday.
Speaker 1: And we're going to talk to you tomorrow. On Friday,
talk to one
Speaker 19: H