Speaker 1: They are the party of destruction.
Speaker 2: Go back and take a class on civics.
Speaker 1: Why would you crap in your own house? Why would
you do that.
Speaker 3: It's not a buffet. Our laws are not a buffet.
You don't gets to pick and cheese.
Speaker 2: That's a great point.
Speaker 4: Is bizarre.
Speaker 2: It's absolutely bizarre.
Speaker 3: Hey, remember when we were on the radio and we
used to talk about things like sex robots.
Speaker 1: We do that today.
Speaker 2: I know, right, I don't want to use this new
cycle suck ball.
Speaker 1: It sucks so much.
Speaker 3: I don't want to talk about anything that we're talking about.
They'd much rather talk about sex robots.
Speaker 2: Like almost anything else, really, almost anything else.
Speaker 1: We have talked about the new leanup.
Speaker 3: I'm just saying, like we probably need to bring them
back into the rotation every once, as it's not like
they've gone away.
Speaker 2: No, it's they're in fact, they're probably more effective than
ever before.
Speaker 1: I don't know what the right one it is. Good morning, Hello,
happy morning, Happy Thursday to everybody. Welcome to our show.
Speaker 2: Okay, so let's just get right into the things to stuff.
I have tried to sort of insert some lighthearted things.
Speaker 1: Yeah, some cats grew out, some cats and dogs in there.
We just s wrinkled it in.
Speaker 2: It's hard though, you guys. It's a news cycle that
makes things a little bit difficult at the moment. We
do need to start because I was not expecting to
see this this morning, but apparently Moscow is completely on fire,
as you can see from these four different screenshots. That
is because and the reason for my name today is
that Zelensky hit Moscow hard again with the oil refinery.
This is just fourteen kilometers away from the Kremlin. It
supplies about forty percent of the Moscow region's petrol and
fifty percent of its diesel fuel, so this is kind
of a big deal. And Zelenski himself tweeted about it, saying,
here's what we did last night. Our long range sanctions
once again, once again reached to the Moscow region for
the second time this week. The oil refinery was hit,
and he went on to say what other targets were struck,
et cetera, et cetera, And he says, listen, it's time
that this war ended and Russia needs to work that
out like the way.
Speaker 3: They need to be diplomatic, like we need to start
talking and being diplomatic of it. Remember when they invaded
in twenty twenty two, and Russia was like, this is
going to be.
Speaker 1: Over weeks right here we are. Yeah, that's all right,
Godly four years it was four years ago, you guys.
Speaker 3: It's been for breake in years. We've been talking about this.
Speaker 2: There was an amazing video which you're going to see
next of when like when one of whatever whatever part
of the refinery got hit. There's like a huge ass
lid on it, like on top of it, and it
blew straight off. And the video was incredible. This is
actually going to show it from a couple of different angles.
Do you see it on the top there?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 5: I did.
Speaker 1: That's pretty crazy.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, it's got a land somewhere, you know
what I mean.
Speaker 1: Yeah, people just going, hey, let's take a video of it.
Speaker 2: I mean, thank goodness they did, because I.
Speaker 1: Know I'm easy. Yeah, I'm glad at least a couple
of people did.
Speaker 3: But people, I mean, I don't know. I just feel
like I would be running in the opposite direction. Yeah,
I wouldn't be interested in filming all No.
Speaker 2: But I mean, I guess it's good that people.
Speaker 3: Did because we get to see it. You got to
see it this morning. So Happy Thursday, Braddy, Happy, Happy.
Speaker 2: Great way to kick off the early part of the weekend.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So interestingly, I saw from Nick Sorter last night that so,
you know how there was all these improvements made to
the Reflection Pond in DC ahead of the two hundred
and fifteth celebration, and I would think, like normal people,
and I guess that it goes without saying that Democrats
are not normal people, but you would think like Americans
at large could agree that we all want DC to
look good, right, like we want the reflection Pond to
look good, we want it to be beautiful. And the
fact that there are so many people they're out there
Democrats who don't simply because they hate Trump is so
completely mind boggling to me. But it's gotten to the
point where people are trying desperately, apparently to make the
reflection Pond look bad, like I don't know what they're
putting in there, but they don't want it to look good.
That now, according to Nick Sorder, the reflecting Pool is
under increased National Guard and police patrol because leftist keep trying,
they keep threatening to sabotage the pool.
Speaker 3: Which is honestly, I I have asked this question numerous times.
Speaker 1: Will they ever get sick of destroying things?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: This is what they do. They are the party of destruction.
Speaker 6: It's madness.
Speaker 2: That is madness.
Speaker 3: It is And I don't know if I have no
idea if this is in the lineup because we didn't
talk about it and pre show we were really busy
talking about other things as right.
Speaker 1: But exactly a lot of really but only twenty nine
percent of Democrats.
Speaker 2: Are yeah, we're going to get Yeah, we are going
to get to that.
Speaker 3: Okay, good, I mean like that, And it's and it
shows right here, like these people are nuts.
Speaker 1: They hate Christry. Why would you crap in your own house?
Why would you do that?
Speaker 2: It's it's amazing. That's that's why it is so mind boggling.
I think because we're normal, level headed people and Democrats
simply are not. They just aren't. And there's so much
evidence of it everywhere that at this point I don't
even know, like how people who would consider themselves moderate
Democrats even want to associate with that side of the aisle.
It just is. It's it's badly to me. But despite
their best efforts, the Department of Interior released this about
the reflection Pond this morning, saying the advanced nano bubbler
technology I love that very effectively killed the algae that
has plagued every Lincoln Reflecting Pool reopening, most infamously Obama's
reopening since nineteen twenty two. The reflecting Pool water is
crystal clear now, and our National Park Service team is
vacuuming up the dead algae resting on the bottom of
some parts of the pool, just like the destroyed Iranian
navy resting on the bottom of the Persian goals.
Speaker 1: The nice, nice little touch there.
Speaker 3: I like that, right, I like, you know, there's some
person that's like, hey, what do you do for living?
I'm a nano bubbler engineer technologist. I'm an engineer for
nano bubb bubbla nation.
Speaker 1: That's what I do.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's not that you can get it.
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Speaker 6: I ask you.
Speaker 2: That's right? Okay, So, uh you mentioned this earlier and
now we're going to show it on the screen. This
poll different between January of twenty I'm sorry, of two
thousand and one compared to right now. And the question
is asked, are you extremely or at least very proud
to be an American? Back in two thousand and one,
the GOP said ninety percent of us are yes, we're very,
very proud, extremely proud, and eighty five percent of Democrats
said the same. But you fast forward to today, we're
the GOP still right at ninety percent. Only twenty nine
percent Democrats are proud.
Speaker 3: What what's happened, What's happened in twenty five years? That's
made that? I mean, I education's part of it. Media,
the media, and then it's just flatter. This is liberalism.
This is what they want. Liberalism is just communism now,
and they want you to hate your country.
Speaker 1: That's what it's like.
Speaker 2: Not the Bee suggested that it's because we don't have
shared values. It's just people that like America versus the
people that want to destroy it.
Speaker 3: And I think that's right, and yeah, they want to
fundamentally transform it, remember that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, and look, you know, the reflection Pond
is just one teeny tiny example of your point earlier
about how Democrats just want to destroy everything. There's a
lot of evidence just suggest that.
Speaker 3: Tear everything down. It's like, go tear your own crap down.
Leave us alone.
Speaker 1: Right, of course, I'm not the mood today.
Speaker 2: Okay, Well, here's something that's kind of funny. Speaking of
the Babylon B. They decided to ask Ai to create
a video that would show what the world would look like,
or what America would look like, if there were no
Republicans left, And so that's what you're about here.
Speaker 1: We get no Republicans left.
Speaker 8: Okay, it ends up When you do communism right, it
works perfectly and everyone loves it.
Speaker 1: And it only took two hundred millions starving to get here.
Speaker 9: That's less than half as many as we thought.
Speaker 10: There has been another terrorist attack, with thirty three dead.
Speaker 11: The American government has decided not to do anything about it,
since we probably deserved it.
Speaker 2: It sure is great that abortion is now free and
available for everyone everywhere.
Speaker 12: Yeah, but it's too bad that there aren't any babies
to abort since we outlawed being a heterosexual.
Speaker 8: Murdering those families was wrong, But you're an immigrant and
you probably just didn't know any better.
Speaker 2: Plus we shut down all prisons.
Speaker 6: You're free to go.
Speaker 2: This is wrong.
Speaker 5: You need to lock them up.
Speaker 2: How dare you question our compassion? Execute that man immediately.
Speaker 8: I've found more letters we need to add to the acronym.
Speaker 5: It's already so large it's throwing off the rotation of
the earth.
Speaker 1: If we add any more letters, we'll die. Then we die.
Speaker 2: Everyone just stay in line and walk through the scanner.
It's going to check how dark your skin is, to
see how many benefits you get to.
Speaker 13: If I were you, I wouldn't bother.
Speaker 2: The US has run out of money.
Speaker 10: Can't we just murder more billionaires and confiscate their wealth?
Speaker 2: There are no more left.
Speaker 9: I'm afraid someone in our country is actually going to
have to get a job and works so great.
Speaker 2: Accurate, you guys, I mean, that's that's what their utopia
would look like.
Speaker 1: I guess can you imagine how it would smell?
Speaker 14: Oh?
Speaker 1: God, I don't even say it. I know, right.
Speaker 2: Unfortunately, though, we do have some problems on our side.
This was like just so infuriating for me to read
yesterday from the Daily Caller. Apparently John fun has admitted
that there are some Senate Republicans who hate President Trump
so much that they won't support the Save Act basically
out of spite.
Speaker 1: Get him out of there, right?
Speaker 2: Can't you believe that.
Speaker 3: These people have no business doing the jobs that they're doing.
We've got to get these people out.
Speaker 1: That's the swamp.
Speaker 2: That's disgusting.
Speaker 1: I mean, that is really just Republicans.
Speaker 2: And it's it's probably I mean, you have to assume
it's Murkowski, it's Cassidy, it's Cornyn. You know, these are
the people that feel scorned and you know, they feel
like they're like.
Speaker 3: They're all Marjorie Taylor Green is yeah are yeah. I mean,
and they're still there, and they're still there and they're
taking our money. These people have got to go.
Speaker 2: I don't think he's lying about this, and I think
he should name names, honestly.
Speaker 1: Yes, agreed, Mary, Yeah, like.
Speaker 2: Just say it. I mean, if they're going to be
traders of that nature to the American people, Yeah, it's
not even about Trump, it's traders to America, then call
him out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, get a set of balls and tell us who
you are.
Speaker 2: That's the problem is that Thune is never going to
get a set.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's not. It's like he's got tiny, teeny tiny mouthballs.
Speaker 2: I have a little Do you have the jar?
Speaker 1: Do I have a little?
Speaker 4: There?
Speaker 1: They are there, they are, there's John Stan's balls. They're
right there. Can you seam?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 4: I love it?
Speaker 2: All right, we got to talk about Ran. Sorry, but
we do have to do that. And remember yesterday we showed,
we showed CNNs and who was it that released Bloomberg?
Bloomberg first released the fourteen points of this MoU and
I saw right after our show that and I don't
even remember which advisor of Trump's it was, but one
of the advisors was like, the stuff that CNN and
Bloomberg have put out is not accurate. It's not like
an accurate reflection of what's actually.
Speaker 1: In the MoU.
Speaker 2: And I was like, Oh, good, maybe there's hope that
this is going to be stronger than we realized, But
then it's not like it is pretty much exactly, if
not worse then what CNN and Bloomberg put out. And
we're not going to go through a point by point obviously,
but just to show a couple of the more problematic paragraphs,
if you will, And that is paragraphs since, which says
the US undertakes with its regional partners to develop a definitive,
mutually agreed plan with at least at least three hundred
billion dollars for the reconstruction and economic development of Iran.
The whole mechanism for that implementation will be finalized as
part of the deal. And then paragraph seven talks about
terminating all the sanctions with an agreed upon schedule. So
that is not great. And then yes, paragraph eight says
that Iran will not procure or develop nuclear weapons. Fine,
that's awesome, but yeah, it's not super great. I know
Donald Trump likes to talk about it being a very
strong document. I think that there's a lot of people
that would disagree about that. And then when he did
a press conference yesterday, there are things that he said
in response to some of the questions from reporters that
were very much catching the attention of a lot of
folks who are like, what the actual ef are we doing.
We'll get to that, but again he is also saying,
you know what if this memory, if they don't do
what we want them to do, then they'll get We'll
get right back to bombing. And for that I'm grateful,
not because I want there to be an endless war,
but because we can't just cut and rum.
Speaker 7: No.
Speaker 3: We got to show some strength. And it was like
yesterday there was a press conference, and the media doesn't
help with this stuff either, because one of the guys
asked something like, okay, well, when you say you're going
to start bombing them again, is.
Speaker 1: That a threat.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, what do you think it is?
Speaker 1: Mensa?
Speaker 3: Like, of course, that's that's what that means. If you
don't sell the rules, We're going to bomb.
Speaker 1: The crap out of you, That's what I just like
some of the questions that they asked.
Speaker 3: I just wonder how these people put their own like
pants on in the morning.
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Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 2: So back to that presser. So there was also a
moment where Trump was This wasn't part of the presser,
but this was another moment from yesterday where he was
talking about all the experience that he has in deals
and how even when there's been deals that he thinks
are one hundred percent going to go through, they fall apart.
And when there's deals that he's like kind of like,
I don't know about this one, then they totally work out.
Here he is on that the inner.
Speaker 14: Deals are amazing. I've done him all my life. I've
gone into deals up to one hundred percent yet and
they don't happen. I've got into deals that there was
no chance of getting him done, and it happens, and
they happened easily. See, you never know what deals do
you but you're going to find out pretty soon.
Speaker 4: I think it'll be done.
Speaker 14: They want to sign.
Speaker 2: That was obviously before signing, and then when he did
the press conference again, there were some comments that he
made that were interesting, and Marco Rubio was standing immediately
behind him, as was who's the other guy?
Speaker 1: Who's that guy?
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, why did I forget his name? It's
because of all the menopause.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know, I don't because I don't.
Speaker 2: I mean, yeah, no right away. Yeah, anyway, But the
guy that you'll see, whose name I can't remember, who's
totally escaping me. He was smiling at all the right points,
like very reactive to the things that Trump was saying.
Marco I could not take my eyes off of Marco
Rubio for the second.
Speaker 1: He was Oh my gosh, like he's tired and just aggravated. Yeah,
that's what he looks. He looks aggravated.
Speaker 3: Like if you're a woman that can read men just
a little bit, you're like, he just he's he needs.
Speaker 1: A nap and like something to eat, you know what
I mean.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he was mad so and this was one of
the moments that people are talking about that Normally, in
any other situation, if Trump would have made this comment
about BB getting too excited, he would have smirked. At
least Marco would have given a little bit of a smirk. Lutnix,
thank you. Lutnit was the other guy, thank you. But
this there was no there was literally no reaction. Watch,
you had a deal.
Speaker 14: I was going to give them legally a nuclear weapon,
and if that happened, Israel would have been blown away
in an all fairness to you know, who happens to
be a good man gets a little excited sometimes, but
he happens to be a very good man. We've had
an amazing partnership. He's been an amazing prime. So we
have a little dispute over Lebanon, and I say, you
can do a little softer touch.
Speaker 15: Maybe you don't have to.
Speaker 14: Knock down a building every time somebody walks into it.
That's from his bullah. But it's been an amazing partnership.
But he will say with a big partner, and he's
the very small partner, And that's true.
Speaker 2: So I made like a little clip of Marco. I
don't tell me if you think he's saying something under
his breath here?
Speaker 1: Really you think during.
Speaker 2: I don't know what we just saw, not what we
just saw, but like in a different part of it,
this clip was going around and I thought, I'm just
gonna grab that part and then like put it in
triplicate so you're gonna just see it three times in
a row. Is he just like moving his mouth weird
or is he saying something under his breath?
Speaker 6: You be the judge.
Speaker 4: Count.
Speaker 14: So we'll be working on a parallel country, so we'll
be working in a paralleled country, so we'll be working
on a para.
Speaker 2: You don't think he's saying because to me, it kind
of looks like he's saying right, But I don't know.
Speaker 3: No, I think he's just he's just moving. He's literally
just like getting saliva down his gullet. Okay, like that's
all he's doing. Are you guys reading more into that?
I just somebody says he needs a red light blanket.
I totally agree. He probably he can use a little
bit of it.
Speaker 2: He can use something. God bless him.
Speaker 1: That guy works so hard. Yeah, no, I don't think
you know it. I don't so.
Speaker 2: Like I said, you know, whenever Trump reminds everybody that
this isn't just like we're cutting and running, we are
like instantly ready at any time to go back to
fighting and doing things and like maybe you know, taken
over carg If we need to whatever we need to do,
we're going to do it. And here was the moment
where somebody was like, there's no enforcement mechanism in this deal,
and Trump was like, just don't worry about it, bomb
Iron if they don't comply. But there's nothing enforceable in
the deal itself. Is that correct.
Speaker 14: Doesn't have to be Let him know. I said, look,
if you don't here to the agreement, I don't want
to do that, but we're going to bomb the hell
out of you. And I don't think that they're going
to hear from the agreement. What else am I going
to do? Am I going to say, I'm going to
take you to court. Let me take you to court.
Let me just let me sue you, Howard. No, We're
going to bomb the hell out of them if they
violate the agreement. I don't want them to.
Speaker 3: I mean, they're two totally different personalities behind him.
Speaker 14: I know.
Speaker 16: I I was like.
Speaker 1: A bump the shit out of you like things, and
Marcus just like skertone faced.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's it's wild, crazy, It's wild. There was
a question, and again, these are things that Trump has
completely done a one eighty on. There's no denying it.
When it comes to having Iran have access to and
continue to produce ballistic missiles and continue to actually enrich uranium,
those are things that were absolute non starters for Trump
back in the day, like a few months ago, and
now those are starters for lack of a better word.
So one of the questions was, you know what if
Iran says, well, we want to enrich uranium because we
want to have power for our civilians, like, is that
going to be cool? And here's what Trump said.
Speaker 14: And it could have caused an international depression.
Speaker 17: Iron's position has always been that their nuclear program was
for civilian purposes. If they come back after the signing
of this and say they want to continue to have
a civilian nuclear program, is that acceptable to you?
Speaker 14: Well, I've said to them always, I say, look, you
have probably the third largest oil reserves in the world.
What the hell do you need nuclear for? You need
nuclear for some electricity. So I've always felt that way.
So We've been pretty tough in that. You know. It's
also it is a little hard though, when you say
that somebody wants to other people have it, other adjoining
states have it, and you're not letting them have it
for purpose, like say things like that. It's always a
little tough. You have to use a little common sense, please.
Speaker 2: So that's getting some raised eyebrows, if you will.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And then the whole like I'm dealing with new people,
they're a little bit more rational.
Speaker 1: I don't trust any of these people.
Speaker 2: And I don't think he does either, which you know
I don't. I think he's going into this with optimism
but also caution and knowing that this isn't even a
trust but verify. This is a verify and then maybe
trust or maybe just still don't trust. Yeah, just verify,
you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: Not trust all.
Speaker 14: I know.
Speaker 3: I just think that because I think there's always going
to be a problem with them. It's just I know that.
So Jebie Downer, I've been saying that the past couple
of days, but I truly believe that that is the truth.
I know time will tell sp but I just feel
like we're just going to always have a problem with
these people.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, and they are. There's no question that they are.
They were at the absolute weakest. I mean they have
been because of what we've done, which we've had some
massive successes there militarily, and so the question is for
a lot of people, why are we backing down now?
And unfortunately, I feel like Trump gave away a little
bit of the game when he talked in this press
conference about how close we were. You heard him at
the very very beginning of that last clip how close
we were to like creating a world depression, or like
how much the markets were suffering. That to me signals
to Iran, if we just hold out, then America will
back off because they're afraid of what will happen to
the markets. And economically, yeah, Trump basically admits that right here.
Speaker 14: If we didn't do this, Dale, we could have dropped
more bombs for another three weeks, two weeks, four weeks,
two years, you would never have the harmers straight open,
You would never have success. Your market would have, instead
of going up levels that nobody's ever seen before, would
go down at levels that nobody ever saw it before,
maybe except for nineteen twenty nine or whatever.
Speaker 3: Yikes, this is the thing, and he didn't. I think
it's like I was telling you about what Charles of
CW Cook was talking about on Megan's show, and he
was saying that the American people, or Trump believes that
the American people just start willing to be in it
for the long haul, you know, And that probably is what.
Speaker 1: It would take with these people.
Speaker 3: It would take that we're not willing to do it
because economically, people are used to doing certain things. So
economically is one and then also they don't want boots
on the ground, which I get.
Speaker 1: I totally, totally.
Speaker 2: He's got to balance some almost an impossible situation.
Speaker 3: I totally yeah. So I think he was in a situation.
I think that it was like escalate or deal, right.
Speaker 2: And I get the need to sort of explain that
to the American people. But at the same time, I
kind of wish you would have kept that a little
closer to the vest, you know what I'm saying. So
Dasha Burns, you know, tweeted now President of the United
States says, quote economic catastrophe could have happened if the
war continued. He emphasized that stocks rose every time a
deal was close, and he said he didn't want to
be Herbert Hoover. I just don't know if those things
needed to be said out loud, you know what I mean.
And then the worst part was when he was like, yeah,
I think it's fine if Iran continues its ballistic missiles
program because everybody else has missiles, so why shouldn't they
have missiles. Here's what he said exactly.
Speaker 14: So we'll be working on a parallel effort with the
Gulf nations to address non nuclear issues such as the
conventional ballistic missiles, which we'll be talking about and support.
I mean they have to have some because other people
have some.
Speaker 4: You got to have some.
Speaker 14: Somebody said you shouldn't give them one, and I have guys.
I like some of these guys, but I don't think this.
Don't think they're smart. Sure, you shouldn't let them have
any missile. What am I going to do? So doi
Arabia have missiles, but they can't.
Speaker 6: Have a yes, sir, can't.
Speaker 14: Does it work that way? You know it does, Marko,
when missiles are at the problem missiles or they hurt
a little location, but they don't blow up the planet.
Speaker 2: Oh I, I mean I almost would not have been
surprised if Marco had walked off the stage at that point.
He was because he is the guy who has been
messaging that that has been one of the military objectives
from the get go, and so AG I think it's
ag pointed out. Rubio spent weeks explaining in detail on
behalf of Trump's administration why the ballistic missile program is
a major threat and serves as a shield for their
terror efforts. He did that on behalf of the administration,
only to have Trump say it's no big deal. And
if you remember, this was Marco just a few months ago.
Speaker 18: The purpose of this is to destroy that missile capability.
Why does Iron want that ballistic missile capability? What they
are trying to do, and have been trying to do
for a very long time, is build a conventional weapons
capability as a.
Speaker 15: Shield where they can hide behind.
Speaker 18: Meaning there would come a point where they have so
many conventional missiles, so many drones, and it can inflict
so much damage that no one can do anything about
their nuclear program. Not as what they were trying to
do is put themselves in a place of immunity where
the damage they can inflict on the region would be
so high that no one can do anything about their
nuclear program or their nuclear ambit.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Well, when Marco becomes president, maybe he'll do it differently.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I yeah, I love him so much.
Speaker 1: I know I do too.
Speaker 2: And some idiot in the comment sorry, but I'm just
going to say it because we're actually pointing out all
of the various arguments they say we sound liberal, and
I just can't you guys, show cry out loud. We're
going to show all the different sides of this. Shows
what you should know also is that in our pre
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are very conflicted on where on this deal, on what
we should do next. We get that it is an
almost impossible situation to be in, and we're not taking
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here's why they maybe should be, and then we're also
going to show you why there's room to have optimism.
So don't call us liberal for trying to do a
news show. Okay, were just crying out loud or.
Speaker 3: Just any time that we, you know, say anything about
anyone on our side, When people call us.
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Speaker 2: So there was this funny moment, or it was supposed
to be funny. Obviously Marco not in any kind of
mood to laugh yesterday, but there was a moment where
because JD has been in front of this, he's been
the spokesperson for it, he's been ostensibly behind the deal itself,
he's been making the rounds of course, as we covered
earlier in the week, and there was this moment where
I think it was Peter Doocy that was saying, to Trump,
you know, if this all works out, then are you
gonna give JD the credit? Or are you just gonna
blame him when it doesn't? And so here is that moment.
Speaker 20: There's some element to this where you send the vice president.
If it works out, great, you look like a genius
for sending him. And if it doesn't work out, it's
the vice president.
Speaker 6: I like that idea.
Speaker 14: Issue boy, this way, if it works out, I'm going
to take the credit. If it doesn't work out, I'm
blaming JD.
Speaker 5: You better be careful, JD.
Speaker 14: He's going to turn his place, ain't around and get the.
Speaker 3: Hell out of here.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I like that idea.
Speaker 5: I think it's a good idea.
Speaker 14: Thank you very much, everybody, Thank you.
Speaker 3: Still looking at Marco and he's like, you couldnot wait
to leave. My gosh, I know the body language. My god,
it's crazy. We took out their nuclear nuclear style facilities.
We took them out. We had military wins. There's some
wins here.
Speaker 2: There's so yeah, and we're going to get to a
lot of those wins and that particular angle. This was
a really interesting tweet. I don't know who this is.
Some guy named will RICHI, Ricciadulla or something like that
about the whole Vance versus Marco thing. So please read
this because I thought this was so interesting.
Speaker 3: Today, totally speculative read on what happened inside Trump world
and the Iranda.
Speaker 1: I'll hear me out.
Speaker 3: Rubio made the coercion case, keep pressure on, break leverage
and post terms. Vance made the off ramp case, stop
the shooting, reopen horror moves, get gas prices down by
sixty Vance won the immediate argument, but Trump made him
own it. That's why Vance is the public face of
the deal, while Rubio remains the fallback. If I ram
plays games during the nuclear talks. Politically, Trump gets the hedge.
If the sixty day window works, Trump takes the win.
If it fails, Vance owns it and Rubio gets handed
the wheel. The big problem here is that I ran
it gets the same sixty days. I love this take rightest.
Speaker 1: It is interesting and I love it.
Speaker 2: And I thought that was just really a good take.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because I think there's the two the top two
things that I read there. I do think that Rubio
has made a coercion case, and I think he was like, no,
we're gonna go ahead and just go with Advance on
this one, So we'll see how that pans out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean it could very somebody's asking is this
like a good cop bad cop thing? And it very
well could be. You know, if you if you buy
into this take, that's exactly what it sounds like they're doing.
Speaker 14: Right.
Speaker 2: It's super interesting Trump because they're you know a lot
of times when Trump says a thing and people will
just like harp on the thing, they'll like focus on
the thing, they'll obsess over the thing, and then it
turns out he didn't really mean it in the way
that people thought he meant it, and so specifically on
that earlier clip where we showed him saying, well, sure,
Iran should absolutely have ballistic missiles because everybody has them,
so they should have two. You know, I had kind
of held out hope. Well, maybe he didn't exactly mean
it that way, but he definitely meant it. You guys,
because this is what he said in a later clip.
Speaker 20: Don't find drawn outing baalithic mythle. Can you elaborate on that?
Speaker 14: I want to make no me have EPENDI no I
want to I'm saying that if other countries have them,
it's a little bit unfair for them. Not to have
some A ballistic missile is not the same thing as
what we're talking about, what we're talking to clip. But
if Saudi Arabian guitar and they all have some, I
would say, in relative proportion, I think it's okay, that's
what I agree.
Speaker 2: I just don't feel like you can say that about
a country whose entire aim has been death to America,
death to Israel.
Speaker 3: Like I agree with you, I just don't feel like
I don't think Marco agrees with that either.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's definitely the sense that we are getting.
Speaker 5: There.
Speaker 2: Also, is this interesting point made and I don't remember
who said this. We'll see it on the screen in
just a second. Where is it? Is it here or maybe? Okay? Yeah,
So this is interesting because now that the deal is signed,
Iranians and you know, they're going to spin it in
their favor regardless, so that we are to take that
with a grain of salt. But Tearan is already saying,
they're already saying, once we get our hands on the cash,
we're going to give relief to Hesbalah as soon as possible,
letting them rebuild their military, their political arm and war
torn Lebanon. So this is a problem. They're also saying
that Iran has as sovereign rights in the Strait and
that they are going to charge fees, which is absolutely
not okay because again, these are international waters. And what's
interesting is that Trump was very very careful Pete hagg
set the whole military arm of our government was very
very careful, as they always are, to make sure not
to hit any civilian infrastructure. We went after military targets.
So what is there to rebuild? Like, why do we
need to open up three hundred billion dollars from anybody?
I know that's not our money, But why are we
unfreezing money of theirs even to rebuild when the only
thing there is to rebuild is ballistics missiles, is their
nuclear facilities, is their military It's great, Why are we
doing that?
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's the number six was the big sticking point
for me. Yeah, in the MoU like, it's that the
three hundred. I don't know why we have to do
any of this. We don't owe them anything when it
comes to money, I don't I don't know them anything.
You know, it's not and it's not taxpayer money, right people,
But it's but that is a great liberal talking point
to be able to say, oh, it's taxpayer.
Speaker 1: I mean, Amy Klobajar is saying that, you know what
I mean.
Speaker 3: But there are a lot of morons who will take
that and run with it and say this is your
money and you're actually giving Iran money, but any money
at all.
Speaker 1: I totally agree with you. I think it's just I
know it's Kathy saying it's their money.
Speaker 2: It is, but but we have frozen it for a
very good reason. And so I don't think we should
just be like unfreezing at willy nilly. We should be saying, Okay,
we're going to sign off on whatever you're spending it on,
and if it's on ballistic missiles, then we're not giving
you that money. We're not unfreezing that.
Speaker 3: Mney because those ballistic missiles will ultimately be used on Israel.
Speaker 2: And US and as a shield to cover up their
continuation of building out nukes. Totally, so I don't I
don't understand any of that at all. And also you know,
again they are going to spend this as this is awesome,
like we got everything we wanted. Parliament speakers saying quote
everything we sought to achieve through military action, was secured
several times over at the negotiating table in a way
that cannot even be compared. And so they're very very
happy with this entire this entire thing, and that I
don't love that. I mean, I know again that part
of it is spin, but still, you know.
Speaker 1: What I mean, No, a lot of it is spin.
But I hate it too. I hate it.
Speaker 2: I hate it, hate it. As you might imagine, Ben
Shapiro very very unhappy about how this deal has shaken out,
and he has reasons here.
Speaker 21: He is, well, I've said many times, the President deciding
to go into Iran and to hit nuclear facilities in
Operation Midnight Hammer, and then to go after Iron's ballistic
missile facilities and nuclear facilities Army, Navy, and Air Force
in this current operation was the signal act of political bravery,
perhaps of my lifetime. With that said, this MoU appears
to be, just from the text, a disaster that does
not achieve any of the actual signal goals that were
set by the administration at the beginning. There were effectively
five goals that were set by the administration at the
beginning when it was ending the nuclear program, not just
nuclear weapons, no nuclear Richmond zero in Richmond, that is
not in the deal. Ballistic missiles ended, that is not
in the deal, and the President today suggested that ballistic
missiles should actually continue to be held by the Iranians
because the Saudis our allies also hold ballistic missiles. Then
you have the support of terrorism that is not part
of the deal. Anything that looks like an attempt to
end terrorism, A permanent opening of the Straight of horm
moves toll free. Not only is that not in the deal,
the deal appears to have a provision allowing Iran in
Oman to attempt to toll the straits after sixty days,
and then finally the idea that Iran would receive some
sort of sanctions released after all of those things happen.
We are already seeing from day one relief in their
ability to ship oil out of Iran. In my opinion,
the Vice President of the United States, the chief negotiator
on this particular project, has not well served the President.
Speaker 5: So just to clar.
Speaker 2: Yike, so that was a direct hit to Jdah and Shapiro, Well.
Speaker 3: I mean and that and it makes me I I
wonder about saying this out loud, but like it makes
me wonder where his not loyalty, but why he feels
the way he feels about dealing with Iran in this way,
Why JD does, why he's so different than Marco?
Speaker 1: You know?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's why is that it's like completely different than Mark.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's it's this is the thing. I'm on the
Marco side. I mean, I don't I think a lot
of that we could have done this a lot differently.
And so I'm you know, I know somebody.
Speaker 2: And we have the stomach for it, right, And I
guess a lot of Americans don't. I JD. And if
JD does have presidential aspirations, he knows he needs to
position everything in terms of making sure the American electorate
is going to be happy enough with him that they
elect him.
Speaker 3: And I think that's a great point, Mark, because I
think that he does have presidential aspirations, and I think
that Rubio just wants to do the right thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that makes say totally totally agree with that. Also,
Trey Goudi had some thoughts about this deal, and he
was actually hoping that it was a completely fake thing,
like that it wasn't real. Here's what he said last night.
Speaker 22: Santra Is wonderful to see you. I was a little surprised, honestly.
I mean, we literally had our foot on their throat
militarily economically. And I read this MoU if you will,
I guess about forty eight hours ago, and I didn't
believe it. I thought somebody was spoofing me when I
saw it, because I see what we're giving up. And
then I see this word down blend. And I'm not
the smartest guy on the World Center. But if you
can downblend, then you can uplend. And how long would
it take Iran to upblend? Because Donald Trupe is going
to be gone at January twenty twenty nine, but the
so called Supreme Leader is not going to be So
here's my question for my fellow citizens. Do you really
think Iran has abandoned its nuclear ambition? Do you believe them?
What do you think they're going to do with the
three hundred billion dollars? What are they going to do
with the old revenue? Do you think they're going to
build schools? You think they're going to build like they're
going to make women's live better? Or they going to
continue to target America in israel I happen to think
the latter.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's a reasonable thing to think. Yeah, he's absolutely right.
Speaker 3: And somebody said, I think people are afraid to say it,
but JD's also kind of anti Israel. I mean, we're
not afraid to say that here. I don't I don't
know if I could say he's anti Israel, but I
can't not not say it, right, right, I mean, this
is when you go on, when you're friends with Tucker
and Candas and all these people and the Theovonns of
the world, you're like in that little sector of the
right wingers.
Speaker 1: I question that.
Speaker 2: I question, and I think that that is reasonable. One
more clip because I want to give a lot of
different perspectives here from a lot of people who are,
you know, who share our political ideology. And the last
one before we kind of turn the tables and show
some of the more optimistic takes. This one is from
Guy Benson, and then we'll get to the optimism guy.
He's got a little bit of both. He's kind of
the bridge between the pessimistic side and the optimistic side.
Speaker 1: He's like neapolitan ice cream brought yes.
Speaker 10: Looking at this holistically, there are three big issues that
would need to be resolved. That's what we've been told,
at least visa VI the Iranian regime potentially in a
deal like this. One is the nuclear program, of course,
another is the missile program, and a third is support
for the terrorism proxies. And based on what we're seeing,
two of those three, the latter two are off the table.
It seems completely not even part of the conversation toward
an eventual agreement. For a lot of people, that's unacceptable,
a deal breaker. I happen to think if you can
focus on the very top item there and permanently, verifiably
through coercion, eliminate Iran's entire nuclear program, dismantle it completely,
that would be a win. That could be a good deal.
But to see President Trump today seeming to equivocate a
little bit on maybe civilian purpose nuclear program staying in
the offing or low level enrichment, that could cross a line,
I think into bad deal territory. And it's not helpful
in my view to see the Vice President out there
publicly saying those people pointing out these concerns and raising
these questions are warmongers, or they want hundreds of thousands
of troops on the ground or you know, they want
all the Iranian people that he said these things. I
don't think that's fair or accurate. And it reminds me
of the Obama team and their straw manning and demagoguery
during the JCPOA debate. So a lot of reasonable questions
being asked right now.
Speaker 2: That's a great point because I was missed with JD for.
Speaker 1: Saying that totally.
Speaker 3: Yeah, exactly, a lot of reasonable people are being reasonable.
Speaker 1: That's what we're trying to do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we have questions that are reasonable. We're not like
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Speaker 2: All right, Let's let's like let's do some feel good analysis. Yeah,
because again there when when I listen to because JD
is so good at like the comm's part of the messaging.
And there was actually I don't even know who he's
interviewing within this particular clip, but the guy was like,
you know, can you really trust that the Iranians are
going to do what they say? And there's just something
very soothing about the way that JD positions this entire deal.
And if this.
Speaker 12: Is the step.
Speaker 2: When I look at this and a few other clips
that we're going to show you, then I'm just like, well,
maybe this is fine, Like maybe this is going to
be great, you know what I mean. And so I'm
very very conflicted on the whole thing. And I think
that's a normal reaction, especially because it is so it's
such a tense thing for it's such an impossible position
for our administration to even be in anyway, Here is
JD doing some soothing.
Speaker 13: There are going to be folks, And you've heard the critics.
Obviously they say, look, finish the job, right And I
know you're saying finish the job. They're not saying Nana's quagmire.
You suggest that maybe that's exactly what they're saying, But
we had them on the ropes. The question is why
not finish the job. It's kind of like a weed
in your backyard. You killed ninety percent of the weeds,
but if you don't get the root of the problem,
the weeds are growing back.
Speaker 11: So I understand that are and what I would say is,
what is additional military action, which is always on the table.
We can always do that. What is additional military action
accomplished for us?
Speaker 4: Right now?
Speaker 11: We could kill more of their leadership, but you're going
to have additional leadership below that. You could cause more
destruction to their economy. Right we could do that. We've
already caused probably a trillion dollars or destruction to their
industrial base and so forth. But fundamentally, unless the people
who run the country change their behavior over the long term,
you're always going to have this problem. That's kind of
the thorn in the side of the United States of America.
So what we're seeing is we're going to pause here.
We're going to open the straits, relieve some pressure on
the world economy, lower energy prices, and see if this
group of Auranians that a running the country, they say
that they want to do things differently, Let's give them
that opportunity. If they do great, and if they don't,
we can always go back to the other options.
Speaker 2: That was so reasonable sounding.
Speaker 3: It was very reasonable, right, But I mean he did
make the point that I don't think they're going to change.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and at some point there has to be responsibility.
And I wish this would come from other other countries
in the Middle East, where they would help arm the
Iranian people, where they would help Iranians overthrow the whack
jobs because they've figured it out. I mean, yes, there's
hardliner Islamic psychopaths in all these other countries, but somehow
they don't deal with the same level of terror against
their own people. So why couldn't they go and help
Iranian citizens fight off the crazy hardliners? You know what
they have to be on us.
Speaker 1: Well, they have to be willing to do it right, right,
that's the thing.
Speaker 3: Everybody's got to have the stomach for it, including the
Iranian people.
Speaker 1: So this is the thing.
Speaker 3: It's like, all these all these things happening in conjunction
with one another, needs to happen. But I mean, the
bottom line is they're not going to change. I don't
think they're going to change. I just I feel like, okay,
so we got to like the eighty percent mark and
then we're pulling back. This is what I think we're doing.
And I'm like, yeah, it just we were finish them.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 3: That's how I feel about this, and I you know,
you guys may disagree, but that's where I'm at.
Speaker 2: So Wesley Hunt is like so gung ho that it
is impossible not to catch some of his vibe on this.
Here is what he said about the deal.
Speaker 12: The regime left in place will use any financial relief
to again create a nuclear bomb.
Speaker 23: Let's be absolutely clear here, as somebody that serves as
the diplomatical liaison officer in Saiety Arabia for two years
and served in Iraq, this is the weakest that Iran
has been in decades. This might be the weakest that
they've ever been in the history of this country. We
have to capitate their leadership. We have destroyed their navy,
we own their airspace and the gasping cries of a
crying animal for them, what's the closest traderfour moves now
that will be opened. And what we have done is
we have cut off their batna. Batna is the best
alternative to a negotiating agreement, because that they know. What
they know is if they do not adhere to what
we have put before them, then guess what the pain
train is coming. They're going to see more bombs, They're
going to see more threats from us that they're not
going to be able to withstand.
Speaker 5: So the fear of that.
Speaker 23: Is what has driven them to the table. And also,
I will tell you, in the past, nobody has been
stronger and understanding the peace through strength that President Trump
has put on full display. They know what's coming if
they don't adhere to the rules, and now they will
also never have a nuclear weapon over President Trump's watt.
Speaker 3: I mean, those are all good things. It reminded me
of like Rocky four and a Clever Lang.
Speaker 2: The pain is like a pain train, a pain Oh
my god, I love it. So, you know, whatever anybody
thinks about this deal, it is done. It is signed.
This happened yesterday at Versailles, the actual signing, and Marco
was there to hand him the actual document to sign.
So that's I mean, I'm saying it's part of his
job as as the State Department.
Speaker 1: But was it.
Speaker 7: That.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's Rege McCrone, the one that Candace says has
a Penix.
Speaker 1: Here she is.
Speaker 2: And did you see Marco clapping there?
Speaker 1: He was clapping. Yeah, he was clapping. He's making the
best of it.
Speaker 2: He's doing his thing.
Speaker 1: And I think Marco probably doesn't. I can't get in
his head, but he probably does this because it may
not worked out.
Speaker 3: And then then they're gonna give me the job, which
I take every other job, so you know me, and
be like, okay, handle it now.
Speaker 2: And then Iran's president also signed showed a picture of
his signed document next to Donald Trump's signature, so it is,
you know, it's like all kinds of official now. And
Kurt Schlichter also, who is a Hawk, I would say
for sure, and is more in line with you know,
our wanting to just keep the fight going until it's done.
He had a very level measure to take on this
as well, which I want you to read as soon
as it shows up on the screen.
Speaker 3: Here it is my gut and interactions with right leaning
normals tells me that most people are going to be
fine with this deal. I want to destroy the Mullahs
in case you wonder where I stand. We Hawks range
from unhappy to enraged, but normal people don't really care
as much. And with oil prices down in the stock
market up, this position is significantly better for Trump in
the midterms. Note that the Democrats have been losing ground
in the polls. He's right about that. Trump may be
calculating correctly that he could lose some support among hawks
who just sit out the mid midterms, but most will
realize they have no alternative but to keep supporting it
because the Democrats are absolutely insanely evil. Any Hawks he
loses is going to be massively outweighed by normals. He
doesn't lose by kicking this can down the road, you
can call it a cope, but I think this may
be a net plus for Trump politically. I'm not sure
the American people are willing to pay the price required
to do what I think needs to be done. Yes,
that has been my point, just to annihilate our enemy,
precisely my point. I don't think the American people are
willing to take this all the way right.
Speaker 2: Now, and that is probably part of the calculation that
Trump had to make.
Speaker 3: Yes, and that like I am, yeah, I'm not representative
of all Americans obviously, you know, so this is I
think that he was starting to take that into consideration.
Speaker 1: And yes, the midterms are illoming m.
Speaker 2: Exactly, and you know, you know, we we can think
whatever it is that we're going to think about Marco
and where he stands. I mean, I think we kind
of showed the positive end of that, which is when
he applauded for the signing being complete. We've also been wondering, well,
where the heck is Pete Hegseth on this, and Pete
Hegseth has emerged to talk about it. In fact, this
was I think he is overseas at the moment and
he is meeting with NATO, and he was asked about this,
about this agreement, how it differs from previous agreements like
the JCPOA, And here's what he said elsewhere. Who say
that thinks she muted to run?
Speaker 24: I would say one key difference you got to point
out between disagreement and others. This was born of strengths
of American action. Jcpo A came from a bunch of
begging and talking. Disagreement came after months of bombing and
a blockade that was impenetrable. Ron was put in a
position where they had to come to the table and
undertake this. And what President Trump has been clear about
from the beginning, and the War Department is clear about
if Iran cannot have a new Glear weapon full stop
and not have a nuclear weapon.
Speaker 2: So there's Pete right being.
Speaker 1: There yet being positive, Yeah, which is good.
Speaker 2: So yeah, that is good. People were asking why Bergi
Macrone was at the signing. It's because she and President
Macrone invited Trump to dinner at Versailles, and that just
happens to be where the signing base were.
Speaker 22: There.
Speaker 1: They were having some really expensive chicken.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they were having some s cargo and whatnot and
all the fancy things.
Speaker 1: Exact.
Speaker 2: One more clip of Pete before we move on to
other things, and that is about the straight here.
Speaker 5: HEAs on that to our our alignment, our posture in
the region. We'll review what capabilities we need.
Speaker 24: You know, when the blockade opens fully, we'll step back
and allow commerce to flow. But if Ron doesn't comply,
then we're more than able to reimpose an ironclad blockade.
We've had basing that reason for a long time. A
lot of that will stay just as it is, and
we'll look at how many troops we need in the
area and calibrate accordingly.
Speaker 1: But it's measured measured.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and yeah, I mean I think they I think
they're doing he's doing, they're saying and doing the things.
I mean that goes it's hard for him to hide
his expressions, but he's still doing the things that he's
still in support of the administration.
Speaker 1: So awesome. Briget mccren's dress was very beautiful.
Speaker 6: It was beautiful.
Speaker 1: Yeah, gorgeous dress, It really really was.
Speaker 2: I guess I could have shown that, but I didn't
have that in the lineup.
Speaker 1: But it was really really pretty pretty.
Speaker 2: All right, moving on, need to talk about just immigration
here at home for a second and abroad. So some
good news happening abroad, because we've been talking about like
the invasion of Islam in Europe for a long long time.
There is an Arab who escaped an Islamic country and
now I think he lives in Germany who is sounding
the alarm bells, the warning bells to the rest of
Europe saying, if you do not nip this in the bud,
you are in big fat trouble.
Speaker 1: Done, you are done.
Speaker 2: Hija kids and hija wives. Because he Adam says, he
says things, he says words, but he is one hundred
percent right on this. Take a listener.
Speaker 4: The Europeans are about to wake up in a nightmare,
very very fucking So there's people who look me with
the beard and the dog hair, and they flee from
the terror in the Islam, okay. Or for example, I'm
half German, half Egyptian, born in Germany, I still look
like them, okay. And then there's people that look like me.
They didn't flee from the terror. They flee with the
terror and with the Islam, which is most of them,
to be fucking honest, it's not the other way around.
You fucking don't know what is sleeping and just waiting
to reach a critical mass. If you liberal people don't
like to listen to some white man, then listen to
me now, okay, because I'm telling you because I know
how these people are. I've been there, I've lived there
for a year. They hate you, and you will wake
up in a fucking nightmare, and a fucking nightmare, and.
Speaker 15: A certain point is reached.
Speaker 4: I call it the critical less in terms of you know,
birth rate and all this stuff. You will not be
able to divent yourself anymore. I mean, sadly, the white
man has been fucking si off the two believing that
masculinity is a bad thing and they should all just
be weak and have them emotions and be soft and
all this stuff. And on the other hand, you have
all these very aggressive, very aggressive people.
Speaker 15: Come in here.
Speaker 4: They don't accept your culture, they don't accept your religion,
they don't accept your women's rights, they don't accept anything
of this. They want to erase it. They want to
erase you. And you're blind to see. You're blind to
see that. Man, Believe me, this is going to be
a nightmare, a bloody fucking nightmare. Wake the fuck up.
I'm fucking serious. Even my mom tells me this every day.
She's asking me, how can the Germans allow this? How
can the English people allow this? She doesn't understand like that,
she really doesn't understand how this is even possible. Please,
in the name of God Jesus Christ, wake the fuck up.
Speaker 2: He's right, he is right, and the good but he's right.
He did, he did. That's why we had the warning.
And the good news is that Europe, the EU seems
to be taking this seriously. Just yesterday they passed a
measure to surge mass deportations across the region. It is
officially the law of the EU. And in fact, when
this passed that you can hear them chanting send them home,
send them.
Speaker 3: I mean, I'm not going to quickly congratulate those people
because they're really late.
Speaker 1: It's well, yeah, there's some of the people that let
them in right total.
Speaker 3: So now they're trying to be all, look where are
your heroes, and we're going to send them back f you.
I mean, it's like it, seriously, it's like the Democrat
Party and it's Joe Biden and all of his buds
that let tens of millions of people in here unvetted.
Meanwhile they're telling me to mask up and get vaxed.
You know, it's like you don't get you don't get
to do like a victory lap when I see those
people like clapping for themselves, are so proud of them.
You're the ones who created it with your shitty policies,
So I get it.
Speaker 1: I think it's great. I think it's awesome that they're
finally waiting.
Speaker 2: It's a step in the right direction.
Speaker 3: Well, the rape, the rape gang stuff this week, I'm
sure woke a lot of people up and made them
realize that they're I mean, these countries are in peril.
We are in peril if we don't do something about it.
So when people look at you and they're like, it's
just a mean immigration is mean, get bent.
Speaker 2: You know, I know, I hear you, and you know,
obviously it's still an issue here in the States. It is,
and the fact that there's disagreement about it still is
freaking crazy. There was a really good debate about this
on Tim Poole's show, and it was with that horrible,
disgusting guy, Brian Shapiro, so gross. He was trying to
use the whole Oh my god, but the children, the
separations of families, all the bleeding heart nonsense talking about ICE,
talking about how mean they are because they killed Rene
Good whatever against a guy by the name of Ben Michaels,
and it was Ben Michael's just absolutely charmed to shreds.
It was so good watch. This is like the summary,
but you'll see the video here in a second.
Speaker 5: Again.
Speaker 25: I think of a family that has some maybe undocumented
people in their family. I think of the news I
think of and you know, do I criminal?
Speaker 6: Do you do?
Speaker 25: I think of the overhalling majority of ICE agents as
bad people that just want to kill people of course
not right. But when you see the images on television
and you see what happened to Renee Good and Alex
pretty there are some people in this country that are
very intimidated by those images and those videos, and I
could absolutely see some of these people not voting for
that reason.
Speaker 12: This is literally the memes. This is literally the meme.
This is oh no, a crying baby. We can't have
a society in that. Like, this is literally the meme.
What are we talking about here?
Speaker 26: I'm talking about I'm talking about but you're talking about
families that have undocumented immigrants being intimidated because they have
un because they are criminals, They're not supposed to be here,
and we're incentivizing them to come here by giving them
birthrights in and.
Speaker 12: CHIP for their children, which is also where against birth
a hundred percent.
Speaker 5: I'm against the current interpretation of it because that was
the album. But the author, the author of the Fourth.
Speaker 12: Ament, explicitly said it wouldn't apply to aliens, and so
that's not the intention.
Speaker 5: That is what is been. That's what do you think
everybody should be deported? Let's just everyone, all the illegal
I believe it. Well, first of all, every illegal should
be dbanked. That's the first thing. That's like a three. Yeah. No,
that's the I cannot believe we haven't done that yet.
Speaker 21: Yeah.
Speaker 12: So I basically have like a current face remigration plan.
The first would be illegals, and it's very simple. You
d bank and then ICE can take care of the remainder,
which is not very many. Secondly, uh, first generation migrants.
And actually I would extend this to third generation as well,
because there's a lot of these communities like in Minnesota,
for example, with the Somalis right where you have literally
like three or four generations of migrants that are here.
Speaker 5: They have not integrated whatsoever.
Speaker 12: They don't even speak English, they are not American, but
they've been here for three generations. What do we do
with them? Does that well, hang on a second, Hang
on a second. Let me land this real quick. If
we strip them, if we say third generation in Neward
are not eligible for welfare programs, almost all of them
just leave because the reality is fifty three percent of
first generation migrants, according to the Center for Immigration Studies,
fifty three percent as soon as they get here on
a welfare program.
Speaker 5: That is insane.
Speaker 12: So we're not only are we allowing them to come
into our countries on these garbage programs that are abused,
but then we're paying them to be here, which is
absolutely insane.
Speaker 2: Yeah, absolutely insane.
Speaker 1: It's totally insane.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was really great. And what do you say
to that, Oh, but I feel sorry for him? Well,
then you pay for them, right, I can't we are
saying that, Yeah, they are breaking the law.
Speaker 1: It's like it just gets lost. People just don't care.
Speaker 3: It's not a buffet. Our laws are not a buffet.
You don't get to pick and choose.
Speaker 2: That's exactly right. We talked earlier in the week about
the UK doing I mean, because they've got so much
going on that they really wanted to focus on the
important things like banning social media for under sixteen year
old people. That very important, and they're not done. Like
that was bad enough, that's already bad enough. But now
they're talking about potentially banning vp nds. Okay, this is
getting crazy. Their technology MP and this absolute idiot by
the name of Liz Kendall is talking about what's coming next.
Speaker 19: Okay, I said yesterday to MPs, I'll come back in
July with a further statement around VPNs, but also additional
measures that we want to look at further restrictions on
AI chatbots, that parents are found very worrying, more about
overnight curfews or breaks in doom scrolling for sixteen and
seventeen year old So yesterday's announcement was the first of
the measures, and the reason that we have done that
is the sooner we make a decision on the main
question of the ban, the sooner we can get it
through Parliament, and the sooner it will come into practice,
because many families are desperate for this to happen. And
I listen particularly to bereaved families who said every week,
every month you delay this, more children are put at resk,
and I took that very seriously.
Speaker 3: It's like at theas okay, if that's actually the truth,
which I don't believe it because I think she's a
lying hag, then these people are actually saying to her,
I am completely incapable of raising my own children.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I need to do it to help me.
Speaker 1: Can you do it, lady? I mean, this is the thing.
It come on, just stop it.
Speaker 5: I know.
Speaker 2: The thing to remember too, is that it's Democrats who
align with that kind of censorship thinking and there's I
saw a great montage which was a huge reminder about
how censorship happy they were, particularly during COVID, but all
the time. And so if you have forgotten how silencing
they want to be towards conservative or just you know,
differing thought, just you need to see this reminder.
Speaker 27: His Twitter account should be suspended. The privilege of using
those words in that way should probably be taken from There's.
Speaker 16: No guarantee of free speech on misinformation or hate speech,
and especially around our democracy.
Speaker 28: No right given to the people in the United States
is absolute, and that includes the right to free speech.
We are simply trying to create actually correct information to
prevent harm to people who shouldn't be banned from one
platform and not others if you for providing misinformation out there.
Speaker 6: First Amendment is not absolute.
Speaker 7: It does not protect any single thing anyone says. And
what this committee has been trying to do for the
last year and a half is to chill the federal
government from monitoring what is going on on social media.
Speaker 29: For our Americans who are engaged in this kind of propaganda,
and whether they should be civilly or even in some
cases criminally charged is something that would be a better deterrence.
Speaker 27: A matter of corporate responsibility. Twitter should be held accountable
and shut down that site. It is a matter of
safety and corporate accountability.
Speaker 15: I strongly believe that Section two thirty has long outlived
its use and it is now a real vessel for
evil that needs to come to an end. The laws
that Section two thirty protects these big platforms from are
very often laws that go back to the common law
of England.
Speaker 3: It's so funny how these people think that they know
better than our founders. Like what egotistical bastards They are right?
Because I wonder you hear that stuff come out of
their face. They think, you know what, I get to
decide I get to decide what I think about your rights.
Speaker 1: No, actually you don't.
Speaker 3: It's like we have documentation that says that we're allowed.
I am given the right to free speech. It doesn't
matter if you're somehow offended by the things that I say,
Well get yourself a hanky and a band aid, because
I'm going to keep saying the things and I should
be able to say.
Speaker 1: There are things that.
Speaker 3: You say that irritate me, but that's living in a
free society. And so when people like that start wanting
to shut that down, run or actually fight, fight, just vote.
Speaker 2: Like everything depends on it.
Speaker 1: It's crazy kind.
Speaker 2: Of related, but separate a bit is the media and
the fact that there is such a disparity between Fox
for example, and like everybody else. And this is a
few months ago, and we may have played it for before,
I don't remember, but it was such a good We
haven't given Scott bessen't enough love because he's not you know,
he's not part of this whole Rand negotiation whatever, so
he's not been front and center in a while, and
we just love him so much. And so there was this,
I don't know what kind of a panel it was on.
It was something with the New York Times hosting, where
he ripped on the New York Times at a New
York Times event and just exactly explained why they cannot
be taken seriously anymore. It's the problem with the media.
And he's just so good, you guys, Yes, he's a bath.
Speaker 30: The question is how should we This is like a
new look? Is this a new normal? That Andrew, there's
no new normal? And you know I can tell you
that I actually don't read the New York Times anymore.
But sometimes I do watch CNBC.
Speaker 31: But you know, occasionally people send me articles and like
there's just this fever swamp and you know, you're you're
now a pop historian with nineteen twenty nine, and you know,
in twenty thirty, forty fifty years, the New York Times
is no longer the paper record time. You can't go like,
you know, I read this article like President Trump is
slowing down President Trump's mineral capacity.
Speaker 32: It is one hundred percent fake. You had what was
the greatest, one of the greatest scandals of all time,
that the coverage of the bidening ministry, Joe Biden's diminished
capacity and the cover up.
Speaker 2: And that's why where to raise these quests?
Speaker 32: Where was the New York Times. We just had a
three hour cabinet meeting yesterday, Andrew, for ten months the
Biden administration did not have a cabinet meeting. How are
you going to invoke the twenty fifth amendments If the
cabinet secretaries never see the president, which they didn't that
you know, I hear from people in the Treasury building.
Then I see President Trump more in a day than
my predecessor saw Joe Biden in half a year.
Speaker 3: I mean, the guy was spanked. He's going to need
a whole thing a sad for that burn.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I know, right, I just love him
so much, and how can you actually do I wonder
if he believes that those things.
Speaker 3: I wonder if he actually believes that Trump is falling
asleep and he has dementia and he's somehow as bad,
if not worse than our previous president. I wonder if
these people leave it in their brains and their teds riddled,
like just.
Speaker 1: Because that's the thing.
Speaker 3: I because they say this so much, and they say
it with such assurance in their voices. Yeah that, I'm
just like, are you in your freaking mind? The guys
from eighty is more energy than I do, you know, So.
Speaker 16: I don't that.
Speaker 2: I just I want more of Scott Bessent all the time, right,
I just love him, love him.
Speaker 1: Well, you know he's doing some financial stuff behind the scenes.
Speaker 2: I know, I'm sure absolutely so. We were talking about
just the First Amendment and how we have this right
to free speech, and we played that, you know, the
Democrat montage of censorship happiness and some person in our
comments because I have this morning, I have blocked three
John Ball's accounts already he's insane. Yeah, totally insane. But
somebody said, aren't you stopping his freedom of speech by blocking?
And I just can't believe that people are still this dumb,
that they don't understand the difference between us and the government.
So we are allowed to remove people from our our
platform and not infringe on their right to free speech.
That Ball's lunatic can go and spew exactly what he
wants to say on his own platform. Yeah, you can
do it on his own show. We're not stopping him.
We're simply not allowing him to be insulting to us
on our own platform. You idiot, go back and take
a class on civics.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's kind of like somebody comes into my house
and they start spewing a bunch of nonsense and they're
actually mean to me and start calling me names. They're
gonna how many people know, they're not going to be
there for long?
Speaker 2: I don't know why I have to explain it. Can
you even believe it is.
Speaker 1: Grown ass adults except for that Ball's person, who is
probably well, I would say he's a grown as adult,
probably living in his mom's basement, you know. That as
a cheeto dust wearing weirdo. You know it is.
Speaker 2: I can't believe this requires explaining.
Speaker 1: I just can't believe it.
Speaker 2: A Hopefully everyone's kids and wives are still hidden, because
Adam Carolla also talked about the difference between Fox and
the other mainstream media outlets, and he could not have
said this any better. You will be cheering by the
time you finished listening to this clip. But it does
say a lot of the things. Okay, he says a
lot of f bombs, So just hide everybody here.
Speaker 7: He is.
Speaker 16: When people do that thing, it's always like when people
go and it always strikes me not they go, yeah,
I know CNN, they got their agenda, but you know Fox,
Fox got agenda too.
Speaker 4: Fox.
Speaker 16: You know, they're both doing their thing. I go, okay,
let's check their batting average on COVID because CNN fucking
lied about everything, that was wrong about everything, and Fox
was right about everything and CNN was.
Speaker 14: Wrong about it.
Speaker 16: Should we go with Hunter Biden's laptop? Should we go
with Joe Biden being seen. Let's pick a subject and
we'll figure out who. Well, they're both saying, Yeah, they're
both saying something different, and they both have an agenda,
but one person one side is wrong all the time
and line and the other side has a much higher
batting average, and so you.
Speaker 6: Can go, people do that.
Speaker 16: You know, Republican Democrats, they're all bat The Democrats are
batshit crazy. You couldn't have said this during Bill Clinton's time,
but now you can.
Speaker 1: And so you go, I don't like this.
Speaker 16: What about is them?
Speaker 4: Like?
Speaker 16: They're both they're both one One side is pushing hard
for transgender kids right and wants to overregulate and tax
your fucking life and once once Elon Musk dead and
that basically, and the other side wants lower taxes and
then want to own guns and then went the government
to leave.
Speaker 5: Malone on the streets.
Speaker 16: Yes, yes, fuck you with all this ship and then
and I don't want I don't want my kid getting
trans and I don't want trans story hour at the
local library. No, one side is not nickle insane. They
have their foibles. You may disagree with Iran or certain
policies or foreign policy, but they're not batshit fucking crazy
and ruining everything. At the same time, the right did
not ruin Los Angeles and California. The right didn't ruin Seattle.
It didn't ruin Chicago, it didn't ruin Portland. The right
didn't ruin anything. The left ruined shit. So stop being
so magnanimous, and I'm against all politicians. No, defund Defund
the police is a shit idea that gets people killed.
Fund the police is a good idea that saves more lives,
and defund Abolish ice is a batshit crazy idea too,
and rounding up criminal felons is a good idea.
Speaker 5: So fuck all.
Speaker 3: I want to be able to end shows like that.
Speaker 2: I want to be able to do it.
Speaker 28: Can I do it?
Speaker 2: You guys, your greatest I love.
Speaker 1: That so much. It was so great. God even friends
with him immediately, immediately.
Speaker 2: So so good. All right, moving on, We've got a
couple of horrible people to feature. First of all, Tucker,
who I had to play this clip. It's a couple
days old. I think at this point, I don't even
know who he's interviewing. It doesn't matter. But he is
actually trying to say because amazingly, Tucker still believes that
there has been a genocide in Gaza, and now he
is saying legitimately that anybody who doesn't believe that is
going to be punished. This is what Tucker is saying,
and I just can't with him. He has become so
freaking insane. Take a listener.
Speaker 33: I think Gaza changes everything. You can't do something like
that and get away with it. They will not get
away with it. In the end, they will be punished
for what they've done. Everyone knows what they've done, and
anyone who defends it will be u diminished at best,
punished at worst as anyone who defended the Nazis was
in the end, and their memory is soiled for all
time because you, whatever else you did, you defended the Nazis.
And no normal person thinks that's good. It's awful. It's
absolutely terrible, and defending the genocide in Gaza is not
different from that, no matter what they say.
Speaker 3: Wait, I'm just yeah, he's first, he's batshit. But just
to unpack a little bit. And now your friend Candace
doesn't think that the call she's a Holocaust denier.
Speaker 1: So how do you sit with that? You know what
I mean?
Speaker 4: Like?
Speaker 1: Does she get punished?
Speaker 3: Just curious because he's since he's now the high priest
of punishing giving outing, Like I would like to know, Like,
who gets how does she get punched. You get punished
for denying that Nazis even like did anything like I
like that is.
Speaker 2: Going to be a hard circle to school.
Speaker 3: Like this guy, I mean, I know, listen, he's never
been the same since the demon came to visit him.
Speaker 24: It's true.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's true. It's legitimately, that is true.
Speaker 1: It is true. I speak truth. This is what I do.
Speaker 3: I'm just saying, the guy talked about a demon coming
into his home. I don't know what happened. I have
scratch and he's in the woods, blah. Never been the same,
this dude.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying, Yeah, I mean it's it's one hundred
percent true. When we talk about this being spiritual warfare,
there's no better evidence than Tucker's de demon attack.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think it's still there.
Speaker 2: It's in him. It is in him and you guys.
Anna Kaspirian, oh my god, her, the hate that she
has for Jewish people, for Israel is so over the
top now, like it's she's she's gone insane with hatred
and you can read it all over her face. You
don't even need to listen to her, although she's crazy
to listen too. She's now mad when Israeli's travel to
the United States during wartime, like when there is a
threat to Israel. She doesn't think that they should be
able to come and like hide in the United States
because she's a lunatic. She's a hateful lunatic.
Speaker 1: There's no reason for that.
Speaker 2: Like you what here is her rationale if you want
to call it that.
Speaker 34: Because right now, you know, through these reports of Israeli's
flying back to Brooklyn, you know, flying back to safety
as this war happens, right as the possibility of nukes
getting dropped on Iran comes up. No, if we had
any real leadership in this country, they'd be denied entry.
Speaker 1: Go back, go back to Israel, go back to Israel.
Speaker 34: You should fall in and your US citizenship should be revoked.
You're either an Israeli or you're an American. Make your decision,
but you don't get to suck the life out of
our country on behalf of the country you actually love
living in and care about, and then come back to
safety when it's convenient for you.
Speaker 3: Meanwhile, she loves all the Muslims that are coming here
and taking over and living off welfare and like not
changing and sucking off of America basically is what's happening.
She wants to say a word about them, right, they're
you know what those people when they take over, they're
gonna love that dress she's wearing. Am I right, Yeah,
it's gonna be the first thing.
Speaker 2: That's covered out enjoy it. Now she's she's become completely psychotic,
and of course Kandace has to candas. By the way,
I'm very curious is like how she'll react to the
fact that Ukraine really struck Russia so hard this morning, because,
as she would put it, she is a Stan for Russia.
Speaker 35: Now she can't say how much I am, like, I'm
basically now a Russia Stan. So like we're like, we
have my Bobushka over there, like I am just or
actually someone told me that's a Matrioshka, right the doll.
Speaker 6: I love what Russia has done.
Speaker 2: I can't. There's not enough mockery in the world to
apply to hers.
Speaker 1: And then she's like, listen that thing that I just
showed you, I'm selling them in my store. I put
a kid on it. Whoa stand that bitch?
Speaker 2: God, I know, she's so awful. Meagan Livingstone from Milk
Bar TV put together an absolutely amazing montage of how
much she has just completely forgotten her own lies. And
this is specifically because now I guess in the past
couple of episodes, she's now all in on this idea
that Charlie Kirk was not actually shot at all. He
had an explosive in his microphone and that's what killed him.
She's insane, And she's also been one hundred percent her words.
Speaker 1: Not mine.
Speaker 2: She has been one hundred percent sure that he was
shot from the front in previous episodes. But because she
needs to keep up content, she needs to have something
new to talk about to keep the interest of her audience,
she forgets what she said before. And that's what happened.
This is what happens when and thinking.
Speaker 35: That a shot went off from here, if that was
just maybe like decoy number two, and actually Charlie was
shot from beneath him, which then could maybe explained why
there was no exit wound.
Speaker 6: Maybe everyone's looking up when.
Speaker 35: We should be looking below, right, Maybe we should be
looking below. People are doing very what I would say
credible videos, people that certainly have the credibility our ballistics
experts that are saying that what we see in the
front is an exit wound on an entry wound.
Speaker 6: Theory that is.
Speaker 35: Being floated that Charlie was shot from the back, and
I'm telling you this one hundred percent. Charlie Kirk was
shot from the front, and at least a fragment of
the bullet was recovered from his neck. But I can
state rather on e quickly is that there is now
more evidence, more evidentiary support, that Charlie may have been
killed by a rigged explosive device that was on him.
I never dismiss the exploding my theory. I was always
clear to my team that I thought there was something there.
And then my producer has a note that there are
a lot of comments asking about the microphone theory.
Speaker 6: Here's what I will say about that. When I looked
at image from.
Speaker 35: The side, the microphone is still on him afterwards, So
like when you see it fro on, it looks like
it kind of disappears, but then it kind of shifts.
When you look at the when you look at the
perspective slightly to the left, you see that it actually
stays on him and it's just in the fold. Would
imagine if anything did sling into him with that kind
of a force, it would fall off, and I can
tell you it.
Speaker 6: Doesn't fall off.
Speaker 35: Yeah, I never changed my mind, and we should be
looking below. Charlie was shot from the back. Charlie Kirk
was shot from the front. Charlie may have been killed
by a rigged explosive device that was on him.
Speaker 3: I mean it seriously enough that many people, so many
they're absolute cult.
Speaker 2: Followers, Oh my god, and they're all convinced. Every time
she changes her mind.
Speaker 3: They're like, oh, yeah, she's so close. She will be
our age and still like Dolean out the ship to
Granny Hair and she'll be like, I'm so close to
you guys, and let me.
Speaker 2: Oh yes, kid, as we love you.
Speaker 1: Just a moral It is good.
Speaker 3: Actually, she's quite smart in the fact that she she's
smart like a cult leader.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Sure, she's smart in getting like getting people to believe
her crap.
Speaker 1: H It's always to me how people.
Speaker 28: Can do that.
Speaker 2: And now apparently something that's leading her to that microphone
exploding theory is that she noticed that. It's weird because
when she was on the road with Charlie doing these
turning point events, there was only ever a handheld. There
was never a handheld and a you know, like attachable,
you know, wireless Mike, God forbid a.
Speaker 1: Different a different entity, do a different thing.
Speaker 2: Right, And so she's convinced herself that that is part
of the conspiracy, right, And so you're going to hear
her explain that first. But then I want to show you.
Remember I told you about Caboose, the guy that is
like the turning off of the mic guy from the
Charlie Kirk Show. And remember I don't think I told
our audience that I did have a denimation conversation with
him where I said, have you really seen like are
you saying one hundred percent that there is video like
untampered with unedited video footage of Charlie saying he wanted
Erica to take his place if something should happen to him.
Is that for real? Have you with your own eyeballs
seen it? And he said one hundred percent, not only
have I seen it, I have it like it is legit.
And so Canda, now with this whole microphone theory, he
made total fun of her. So first you're going to
see her, and then you're gonna see his response.
Speaker 35: Okay, So Charlie's preference was always, always, always to have.
Speaker 6: A hand held mic.
Speaker 35: Okay, like this microphone, holding it on stage, very simple,
same exact same as Mace. When we toured together, the
two of us always requested two handhelds. Some of the
reasons we'd kind of make the joke, you don't really
know what to do with your hands. We like to
move around a lot, we're expressive, and it's just nice
to have a handheld mic in your hand and then
you only have to worry about one hand, and you
often with switch the microphone, give you something to do
with your hands.
Speaker 17: Now.
Speaker 35: At this particular event on September tenth, and we did
go backward, and it seems to me that this new
installment of him having two mics MA may have began
during his fall. Twenty twenty four Your Being Brainwashed tour
ironically the very first tour that I did not do
along Charlie because of the increasing pressure that was coming
from his Zionis. Once I got fired from a daily wire,
I didn't bend the knee, and then Charlie started getting
harassed by Zionis and we had to put our tour
on ice because he was getting attacked. Anyway, it was
during that tour, as far as we can see, that
Suddenly Charlie started using not just his handheld but also
a wireless microphone on top of it. Okay, so we're
circling here. You can see I'm going to explain what
you're looking at, but you can also see he's holding
a handheld.
Speaker 6: That's two mics.
Speaker 35: They they're functionally the same. One is wireless and one
is handheld. To be fair here, there could be some
internal reason why they began to do this. I didn't
tell you definitively that it is not how it was
always done. I never I didn't have too much touring
at Turning Point USA.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 2: This is such a reach, man. It's like such a reach.
Speaker 3: It's like me and you saying we did things on
the radio with different, different technology than we do now,
and so people would they she would take that information
and find it sucks.
Speaker 2: And also blame it on Zionists at the same time.
Speaker 5: From Jews.
Speaker 1: You guys, it's the Jews, like love the thing.
Speaker 3: And people actually listen to this and absorb it and go, oh, yeah,
she's she's reputable.
Speaker 1: I'm going to listen to her. What is our world?
What are you going on?
Speaker 2: It's just so crazy, so Caboose. One thing I want
to show you before I have you read his response.
You remember when Candace was all mad at the FBI
Rapid Response team because they were like, you're totally using
us as clickbait and she called them like nitpicky bitches
or something like that. So I want to have that
context out there before you read Caboose's response, because the
last line is my favorite. Please read yesterday.
Speaker 3: Candace claimed that Charlie always preferred to handheld mike or
whenever they were on tour together. She claimed that it
was only in twenty twenty four, at the first tour
after Charlie started getting harassed by Zionists, that Charlie started
using a lab road mike as opposed to just a
handheld mike. Here's a photo from twenty twenty two of
me putting Charlie's lab mic on him during the Live
Free Tour, a tour that Cannas herself was on. Cannis
just wasn't tabling like Charlie was. Charlie used handheld mics
in the evening when while he was speaking inside, but
when he was tabling, it was always the norm to
have lab mics attached to him. It was only when
the speakers were added to Charlie's tabling that handheld mics
were introduced into the equation. Having both mikes became the
norm because the lab road mikes got cleaner audio for
recording and the handheld was what was being amplified on
the speakers for the crop, which makes total sense if you.
Speaker 1: Know anything about any works.
Speaker 3: Also, in the videos that Candas showed, you can see
Terrell present behind Charlie, even though Cannas had previously previously
said that he never was with Charlie Tabling. So if
we're gonna be nitpicking little bitches, let's not lie.
Speaker 2: Also, he is my new favorite person on him.
Speaker 1: I absolutely love him.
Speaker 2: Isn't that the greatest? So the fact that she cannot
even think through just a basic technical, functional mic situation
and she turns that into an anti Zionist. Charlie got
killed by his mike conspiracy. I don't even know how
we will take this bitch, and they do.
Speaker 3: They take They take this bitch seriously, and you know what,
and they bought her. She made so much money off
of that, Yeah, so much money. It's it's obscene.
Speaker 2: And what is truly obscene is just her the fact
that she continues to say that she's just seeking truth
because she's Charlie's best friend. Let me ask you, does
a best friend post something like this a gun like
finger gun pointing at her best friend's neck. That this
is the most disgusting thing that she's done out of
like a whole lot of disgusting.
Speaker 3: There's a lot to choose from, a whole lot to
choose from, but this is.
Speaker 2: This was her thumbnail for one of her live streams
this week.
Speaker 3: That means she's so disgusting she and her team chose that. Yeah,
you're right, Brian, God will have the.
Speaker 1: Last laugh with HER's.
Speaker 3: I totally believe that too, because she's Mock's always like karma,
when's it? You always want on karma Daisy win when
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