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where there's a will, there's a way, get yourself a rascal.
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I can only imagine how you would drive a rascal.
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impressed by that because I did not see that coming.
I know where there's a will, there's a way you're
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I didn't do it the one time.
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Speaker 3: You guys. Yesterday we talked about that assassin of the
United Healthcare CEO, and now all those these pictures that
are a little bit unusual because the NY they released
these two photos of smiley, happy murderer guy. Right, But
then people started noticing, wait a minute, is that same guy?
Because the backpack looks different, the straps look like a
different color. One jacket has pockets, the other doesn't. What's
going on?
Speaker 1: I swear Listen these these law enforcement officers I was taught.
I don't mean to to be mean, but there.
Speaker 3: Are they stupid? Like?
Speaker 1: Are these are these guys stupid? Seriously? I was telling
my husband the other day. I was having a conversation
with him. I'm like, what what is going on with
these guys?
Speaker 3: Weird?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 1: I mean, listen, First of all, we had a conversation,
my husband and I the other day about how back
in like the seventies and eighties, they would find these guys,
these detectives would find serial killers with nothing. Right. Nowadays,
we have cameras, we have DNA, We've got people with
phones we got and they can't find this guy? What
is wrong with people? Like, what's what is wrong with
these guys? Is everybody they have the right guy? Because
like pictures, I'm like, well, it's a different guy.
Speaker 3: Look, yeah, I mean I don't I don't know what
to make of any other debt, but it's a different guy.
Speaker 1: Everybody's dumb. Everybody's dumb now, I swear it's And I also,
I don't think it was a hit man. I go
back to my original premise yesterday. I don't think it
was a hit man. I don't think this is a
professional because a hitman wouldn't have gone a Starbucks right
before and put.
Speaker 3: Guy Is it the same guy that went to Starbucks?
I don't know, because now I don't know. The pictures
are so squirrely. Now I don't know what to make
of that, you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Because if that's the guy that they're saying that has
the backpack, it's not the same guy, right, it's a
different guy.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I just so, I don't know what they know
about the guy, what they're telling us about the guy.
If it is the guy, I don't know. Everything just
seems very very sketch.
Speaker 1: About that, right, right, It is sketch and you can't
trust anything that they tell you because they they lie
to us all the time. Right, Yes, somebody's thinking he's
the fall guy. Yeah, he probably is the fall guy.
Speaker 3: The backpack is it's straps are different, the jacket is different,
visibly different, like if you have eyeballs you can see that.
What the hell I know? So that's concerning, And also
what is really concerning about just humanity in general is
the reaction to the assassination. There's way too many people
that are happy about this and are suggesting it should
continue to happen to other CEOs. It's super gross. We
talked about Taylor Lawrence yesterday and how gross she was.
She's quadrupling down at this point. She wrote an entire
piece at User, that's the magazine that she works for now,
the title of which says, yes, we want insurance executives dead,
and then the subheading, No, that doesn't mean people should
murder them. But if you've watched a loved one suffer
and die from insurance deny, it's normal to wish the
people responsible would suffer the same fate. I just think
that's a little over the top.
Speaker 1: It's over the top. It is over the top for me.
Speaker 3: Okay, no, it is over the.
Speaker 1: It's not just you. It's over the top. It's completely sick.
It's gross. It is there is something to be said
for the insurance industry and how these people are. They're
in a business where they've sold their souls, right, I
mean the two can coexist, right, absolutely, Like those people
Like if you were the wife of that guy and
he was making ten million a year and he was
denying people claims and he was working in a business
where I'm sorry, but that you have a job where
you suck, you know, both can be true, right where
it's like he had a job that he was not
a very probably in the most ethical of businesses, and
making a lot of money doing it. And then it's
not okay to wish people to die. It's not okay.
Speaker 3: Murdered or assassinated. It's their jobs. Like defense attorneys often
have the worst, most disgusting jobs ever and they have
to defend horrible people. But you're not. You don't go
around wishing they would be assassinated. Like that's freaking sick.
Speaker 1: You know, why do we have to say this out loud,
like exactly right. The fact that we have to say
this out loud is like, what is happening in society right?
Speaker 3: It's bad. I mean that it's a big stain on
humanity right now. Humanity is worked very inhuman right.
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more testimony to be read back to them. They are
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going to find him guilty, categorically guilty. There's just no way.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 3: I just don't know what to make of it, but
I will tell you that the family of Jordan Neely,
they want a payoff. So now Jordan Neely's parents are
suing Daniel Penny in a civil suit for assault battery
because they want a payday. They are disgusting.
Speaker 1: This gripters, total grifters. It's an absolute shakedown. His dad
apparently when he was alive, was like, I want some
money from you making music, like and he wasn't even
a part. He wasn't even a part of his life.
Like he was that kind of a dad. Like, what
a piece of crap these people? Man, I just can't
So now he's like, I need a payout. This is
an easy way for me to get a pay This
is a payday for him. It's gross, it is it's vile.
Speaker 3: It's absolutely ress vile.
Speaker 1: Guys.
Speaker 3: Any chance that we have to make fun of David Hogg,
we are going to. Yeah, they need to know that
he is planning on running to be the chair of
the DNC And I talked about this on a talk show.
He's so ridiculous. I cannot believe that anybody would want this,
but it's possible they might. Period five and of course
a Parkland school shooting survivor.
Speaker 6: David, good morning.
Speaker 7: I'm so grateful to have you.
Speaker 4: Good morning, happy to be here.
Speaker 3: So tell us a little bit about this. Are you
thinking about running for this leadership post? And why?
Speaker 8: Well, Honestly, I'm considering it because I think that one. Obviously,
I think we need a new generation in the DNC.
If this election has taught us nothing else, I think
we need an intergenerational coalition as a party. But I've
spent the past two years or so traveling around the
country working to elect young people and talking to everyday people,
knocking on doors in every swing state that you can imagine,
and some very red states as well, from starting out
in Alabama to place Texas and Virginia and everywhere in between.
And the thing that I've realized more than anything is
that we have a number of problems in the party,
but I think the main one overall is that we
would rather live in a comfortable delusion than an uncomfortable reality.
And I think what the party needs to do is
open its eyes and take take its fingers out of
its ears.
Speaker 1: Oh my God, please please make him the Dancy chair. Please,
for the love of make it happen. I would love
this so much. This is fantastic. Didn't he have a
failed pillow company?
Speaker 3: That's right, remember when he did the pillows?
Speaker 1: Yeah, this will be just like that last It'll.
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Speaker 1: I want him to be in charge of the DNC.
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Speaker 3: Also, I know people have been concerned, very concerned, rightly so,
about Dennis Prager after he had that bad fall that
we didn't have a whole lot of detail about. We
do have an update on his condition from a woman
that works with him and also one of his sons,
And here is.
Speaker 9: The update, your family and commune. I want to give
you a quick update on how Dennis is doing. First
of all, I just need to thank you for all
the prayers. I truly, truly believe that God is listening.
And I'm here with David Prayer and Dennis's son, his
oldest son, who is going to give us a quick
update on how Dennis is doing.
Speaker 1: So, David, why don't you.
Speaker 9: Just tell us how your dad is doing and how
has it been over the last few weeks.
Speaker 10: Sure well, First of all, thank you everyone so much
for your support and love. I'll give you the kind
of the whole story as to where we're at now.
But three weeks ago, my dad had a pretty bad
fall that resulted in a spinal injury. Now, the good
news is it's an incomplete injury. He has sensation in
his entire body, started moving some of his extremities, which
is a great sign. The good thing also is that
every day is improved in increased health and stability. And
since the beginning of the fall, he's been there. You
look at him, you speak to him, it's totally Dennis there.
So again, we really appreciate your prayers, and we'll continue
to keep you updated.
Speaker 11: I know many of you have been writing in and
asking for daily updates. We're going to do our best
to post one of these things once a week so
you can hear about his progress. And mostly I just
want to say what a blessing it is that Dennis
is so there. His brain is there, he's totally mentally there.
The issue is mostly his body. We love all of
Dennis and we want him to get better, and Dennis
loves life, and so he is working as hard as
he can to come back to us. In the meantime,
we're just going to have some patience and thank you
again for all your prayers and your encouragement, and we'll
get right back to you.
Speaker 1: God, that's got to be so frustrating. If your body
is not cooperating with your mind, if your mind's still there,
that's god. I can I cannot even imagine. Plus, his
son is like a copy and paste of him.
Speaker 3: Know, the voice, everything, like, all of it.
Speaker 1: That was blowing my mind. It was like looking at it.
It was looking at a young Dennis Prager, right, crazy.
They're so crazy, aren't they. It really is coow.
Speaker 3: It's just it's jarring actually to hear them talk about
him in that way, to say he's there, like he's
mentally all there, Like I didn't know that that was
a concern, you know what I mean, And so to
hear that, I mean, of course I'm relieved that he
is there. But but wow, clearly this fall was a
big deal.
Speaker 1: It was a big deal. Yeah, really really bad.
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Speaker 3: I saw an alarming headline from Pennsylvania. I don't know
what's going on there. Men are on the struggle bus
there and they have decided that therapy is not an option.
Therapy is not what they want. What they want is
a cuddle session with other men.
Speaker 1: God help us, you guys. Oh is that Tim Hall?
Is that Tim Walls on the bottom left? Is that him?
Speaker 3: I don't think so. I think I just you guys.
The article that coincided with this was just alarming. So
it said, half a dozen men from different sexual orientations. Okay,
these are not straight men, you guys. Why are you
the bathering in a Plymouth meeting in Pennsylvania twice a
month to do these group meetings that help them work
through their traumas And the way that they do it
is in this therapeutic cuddle group.
Speaker 1: Why would they be why would they allow somebody to
take their picture? Like it's one thing to go do
this with a bunch of other dudes, but then to
be like, sure, you could take my picture and out me,
like so everybody everybody in America can see what I'm
doing here.
Speaker 3: Just this is not I would be mortified if my
husband had any interest in anything like this ever.
Speaker 1: Ever, you would be divorced. Not just mortified, but you
would be like.
Speaker 3: I'm getting married to a straight man.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, you would be getting a divorce from the
gay husband that you have because he is gay. Clearly,
it's ridiculous he wants to have sex with dudes. That's
why you would be divorcing. There is such a lack
decrease in testosterone.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's such.
Speaker 1: A decrease in testosterone, Like there's data to support that
that has just been dwindling and dwindling. What is that?
I mean, I'm sure that we could probably do a
whole deep dive on that on why testosterone has been
lowering in our country. It's a question like the food
all that kind of stuff.
Speaker 3: But we need to put RFK Junior on that case.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's got a lot.
Speaker 3: I'm sure he's already on it.
Speaker 1: Well, I feel like he's taken it all and put
it in his body.
Speaker 3: He's hogging it.
Speaker 1: He's all jacked up like a kangaroo. Yeah, he's hogging it.
Speaker 3: We do have more updates on Pete Hegseth, so that continues.
He has not withdrawn his name. He continues to talk
to senators on the Hill to try to make his case.
And then apparently there is a friend of the Morning
Joe and Mika program, David from who is talking about
this with them, and he's a frequent guest, and he
made some joke about how he about the drinking because
we know that there's this rumor about drinking, and so
apparently it didn't go over well with Mika in particular,
and they not apologize, but they kind of apologize for him.
Here is what they said.
Speaker 13: Given what one sees on camera, if you're too drunk
for Fox News, you're very very drunk.
Speaker 4: Indeed, so that's alarming.
Speaker 14: Before we go to break a little bit earlier in
this block, there was a comment made about Fox News
in our coverage about Pete Heggsath and the growing number
of allegations about his behavior over the years and possible
addiction to alcohol or issues with alcohol. The comment was
a little too flippant for this moment that we're in.
We just want to make that comment as well. We
want to make that clear. We have differences in coverage
with Fox News, and that's a good debate that we
should have often. But right now, I just want to say,
there's a lot of good people that work at Fox
News who care about Pete Hegseth, and we'll want to
leave it at that.
Speaker 1: It's crazy that they had to apologize. I love that
they did. I still they're total schmucks though they're still
like so anti this administration. That's what I'm seeing from them,
Like they're like, we're gonna go with him at mar
A Lago, right, and then they do this. Listen, they
will apologize. That's fine. I think they're trying to like
toe both lines and they can't do that. They can't.
It's too late. It's just too well.
Speaker 3: Apparently, after they kind of made that apology for David From,
their guest, David From wrote an entire article about how
Morning Joe and Mika are fearful, like they're afraid and
they won't speak their minds. They won't allow their guests
to speak their minds, which led then George Conway to
also say, oh my gosh, this is awful. And they're
clearly so afraid of the powers that be, and Trump
has gotten to them all kinds of crazy stuff, which
led to yesterday morning, Joe spending twenty minutes not making
that up, not exaggerating, twenty minutes of a monologue, saying
we're not afraid of anything. If anybody knows me, then
they remember when I was a congress I'm not afraid
of anybody or anything. And I mean it was.
Speaker 1: It's so give me a break, Joe.
Speaker 3: It was crazy.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Even Rachel Maddow is so pissed off at them
because she's like, they kissed their ring. You know, it's
one of those deals. Everybody is so mad at them
because they they went against the grain of the rest
of the liberal media, you know, because they had the
audacity to to say we met with or just they
had had the audacity to meet with him to talk
to him, which you know it is. It was kind
of hypocritical of them. I don't listen. I don't begrudge
people for trying to be friends or to be civil
to us on this side of the aisle. It's just
that after you have literally called us Nazis NonStop and
just been awful, You've been nothing. You've been like the
spearheader of awfulness for the last however many years. It's
I mean, it seems a little insincere. Yeah, you know,
exactly be critical.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Anyway, the Pete Hegseth thing continues. Joni Ernst to
getting a lot of heat from our side because she
clearly is just denying have denying him her support. And
you know this is this is the same person who
confirmed all kinds of people that are a bazillion times
worse than Pete hegg Seth could ever be. And so
people are angry with her. They see right through it.
They know that it's because she wants the job. And
she was on with Fox with Bill Hammer who actually
directly asks her, are you giving him support? Because it
sounds like you're not. But she's you know, she won't
just come right out and say until he pins her
down and demands an answer. And listen, I I've been
a fan of Joni Ernst in the past, but why
does she talk like we're second graders? Why does she talk?
What is affect with her speech where she talks in
this really slow, like you guys are dumb kind of way.
Is she that thinks that?
Speaker 1: No, I kind of think that too, okay, And she
you know, there's a lot of her saying she's talking
about like the spending and stuff like that. She's getting
on that the giants train. Now she's getting on the
Doe's train. I'm like, where the hell have you been
for the past several years, because you're part of the
spending problem, lady. So now all of a sudden she's
like on our side, like she's one of us. And
I'm kind of like that, you don't get to say that.
You don't get to do that, you don't get to
be that because you're not one of us. You're one
of these things.
Speaker 3: And does she get to be part of Trump's DOJ
initiative while also not confirming his picks, right, that doesn't
make any sense.
Speaker 4: To do that.
Speaker 1: You don't get to do it. Yeah, so I have
that rubs me the wrong way too.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Well, here she is in her kindergarten voice telling
about how she is not yet on board with Pete Heads.
Speaker 13: Well, I did have a very long, lengthy discussion with
Pete yesterday, and I do appreciate his service to the nation.
I also am a combat veteran, so we talked about
a number of those issues, and we will continue with
the vetting process. I think that that is incredibly important.
So again, all I'm saying is we had a very
frank and productive discussion, and I know that we will
continue to have conversation in the upcoming months.
Speaker 3: Is there a date certain for his confirmation hearing? I
have not heard that yet.
Speaker 13: The incoming chairman will be Senator Roger Wicker, and so
that will be established between the chair I am understanding
and the nominee.
Speaker 15: Okay, it doesn't sound on your answer that you've gotten
to a yes.
Speaker 4: If I'm wrong about that, correct me.
Speaker 10: And if that is the case, it sounds to me
as if the hearing will be critical for his nomination.
Speaker 4: Am I right about that?
Speaker 13: I think I think you are right. I think for
a number of our senators they want to make sure
that any allegations have been cleared, and that's why we
have to have a very thorough vetting process. And that's
why I was happy to sit down with Pete and
have that conversation with him yesterday.
Speaker 3: So again, all.
Speaker 13: I will say at this time is that we did
have a very thoroughed discussion over a number of those issues,
and the vetting will continue, I am certain, through the
next month or so until we approach that hearing.
Speaker 1: You know what I've got to say too, And people
can disagree with me, but I think she looks better
with shorter hair.
Speaker 3: She did have some awesome short hair, Yeah.
Speaker 1: She I mean, she's one of those women that looks
better with short hair. Just putting it out there. Yeah,
so somebody needs to tell her that, her best friend
or somebody.
Speaker 3: Anyway, although man, I mean, like it is so perfect.
It reminds me of remember Gingerch's wife. Yes, Callista is
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Speaker 1: It was just like perfect. It is like, yeah, it's
Senator's hair out of place. It is so senator's wife
is what that is?
Speaker 16: Right?
Speaker 3: Anyway, I just don't think she has any business being
part of DOGE when she's not helping Trump get his picks. No, confirmed,
you've been you can confirm, Merrick Garland.
Speaker 1: You're part of the problem. You've been part of the problem.
You don't get to like all of a sudden be like, Oh,
now I'm part of the solution.
Speaker 3: What stop it? Well? Will Caine? Of course, Pete Hegseth's
co host has had about enough of all of this
and came to Pete's defense again in a glorious monologue.
Speaker 4: Who are you, Lindsey Graham?
Speaker 17: Do you take the side of NBC News over the
recipient of a Medal of Honor for the war he
fought clearing out a building single handedly in a rock?
Do you take the side of the New Yorker over
two dozen Fox News employees? Do you take the side
of the New York Times over one hundred na AV
seals prepared to march on Washington, DC? Or maybe there's
another motivation, I said. One could be taking the side
of NBC, of New York Times, the New Yorker. The
other could be you want the job yourself, dirty, ugly
backroom politics. One of these senators wants the job themselves
instead of Pete Hegseth. A third option, A senator I
don't know from the South might be so embedded in
the Pentagon, in the war machine and the DoD and
the Department of Defense lobby that anyone who represents real disruption,
or as a change agent would see Pete Hegseth as
a threat.
Speaker 4: See I wonder, I wonder.
Speaker 17: About an your Republican senators today he decides he's going
to draw his line in the sand over Pete Hegseth, because.
Speaker 4: It's not a line in the sand. By the way.
Speaker 17: Oh, they took out Matt Gates. Now their attention turns
to Pete Hegseth. You think it ends after that? You
think so?
Speaker 4: No, you know better. The attacks moved to Tulci Gabbard.
Speaker 17: If not Tulci Gabbard, RFK Junior, If not rfkju your
cash Paatel not cash Ptel Sean Duffy And maybe in
that order you fold, and you'll fold forever. Will debate
why because you have no spine, because you're weak, because
you believe in NBC over Medal of Honor recipients, because
you're invested in getting the job yourself, and you're looking
out for yourself and not the people of Iowa.
Speaker 4: Because you're so embedded.
Speaker 17: In the DoD and the Department of Defense lobby that
you never want to see real change. Well, guess what,
the American people just voted for real change.
Speaker 4: Disruption.
Speaker 17: That's what they asked for in an overwhelming vote for
Donald Trump. And Donald Trump believed that the way to
execute change is to put Robert F.
Speaker 4: Kenney Junior in charge of HHS.
Speaker 17: Is to put Cash Patel in charge of the FBI,
is to put Tulca Gabbard in charge of D and
I John Ratcliffe in charge of CIA, and Pete Hegseeth
in charge of D. Yeah, we're about to see exactly
who some people are.
Speaker 4: We already know.
Speaker 17: Who they are in New York, we already know who
they are in the high Rise of the Times. We're
about to see who they are in Iowa and South
Carolina and North Dakota.
Speaker 1: He's right, he's absolutely I red that diatribe.
Speaker 3: Man, I loved ed Yep, all of it.
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We are Lindsay Graham, we knew who you were, Lindsay.
Speaker 3: You in that cuddle group, in that group, in the cuddle.
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thing yesterday on x and here is what she tweeted.
In twenty twenty three, over twenty nine thousand active duty
troops were sexually assaulted, including more than six in every
one hundred women in the military. Many service members never
report these crimes. The rates of assaults are estimated to
be up to four times higher. Pe Heeg Seth must
not be Defense Secretary. Okay, why who's in charge right now?
Is she blaming Lloyd Austin on all all of these
horrible sexual assaults? Because that's how I read.
Speaker 1: It, right? What like what? Yeah, like, what's the what
is she what's the correlation? What is she talking about?
So he basically he's assaulted like all these people?
Speaker 4: Is that?
Speaker 1: Well, what she says this.
Speaker 3: Is the thing that she's telling on herself, like everything
she's talking about in twenty twenty three, Pete Hegseth has
nothing to do with DoD So your point is not
making any sense, Elizabeth Warren, You idiot.
Speaker 1: Yeah, God, I know.
Speaker 3: This is just the unfairness that they're treating him with
right now is so ridiculous. And here's another great example
from the Washington Post. So some time ago, Joe Biden
awarded someone the Bronze Star, okay, and so the Washington
Post made a big fat fuss about it, and here
is what they wrote. A Waldorf man who served two
tours of duty in Iraq as an intelligent analyst and
non commissioned officer, was given one of the army's most
prestigious awards this month by Vice President Biden. Okay, so
they're saying it's one of the most prestigious awards. It's
a big fat deal. This was like back in two
thousand and nine. And then fast forward to Pete Hegseth,
who has received two of these. Here is how the
Washington Washington Post possive bronze stars like those Hegseeth earned
are common among military officers.
Speaker 1: Of course, that's how they that's how they position this. Yeah,
they're growth. These people are growth. Yeah. If you didn't
hate the media enf yesterday, you got to hate them
more today. Every day I hate them more and more.
This is what they do.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you what, Pete hegseth Man handles them in
the best way. So of course they have been on him,
following him throughout the halls of the Senate, and he
just told them in the perfect polite way they don't matter.
Speaker 19: And I'm proud of what I thought for I'm not
going to back down from them one bit. I will
answer all of these senators questions, but this will.
Speaker 3: Not be a process tried in the media.
Speaker 19: I don't answer to anyone in this group, none of you,
not to that camera at all. I answer to President Trump,
who received seventy six million votes on behalf and a
mandate for change. I answer to the fifty the one
hundred senators who are part of this process, and those
in the committee. And I answer to my Lord and
Savior and my wife and my family. I'm proud to
be here, and as long as Donald Trump wants me
in this fight, I'm going to be standing right here
in this fight fighting to bring our pentagon back to
what it needs to be.
Speaker 3: I love that.
Speaker 1: F them. Go Pete, keep fighting, f all of them.
You know, right, that was so good.
Speaker 3: God, that was so comperable.
Speaker 1: Media. Here's my middle finger. Go f yourselves good. It's
good stuff though, right, It's so fantastic. And you know
what that is a it's just a masterclass on how
to treat these toddlers who are our media.
Speaker 3: They are useless, yep. And again you never hate them enough, ever, ever, ever.
But of course Pete Hegseth not the only nominee who
is in.
Speaker 1: For a fight.
Speaker 3: Cash Pateel, of course is also in for a fight.
And hilariously, you know, we talked earlier in the week
about how there's rumors that Biden is planning to preemptively
pardon Fauci, Liz Cheney others that are I guess at
risk of being under investigation by a Cash Patel FBI.
And so the way that Dan Goldman, that's slimeball. The
way that he tries to actually blame the need to
preemptively pardon those people on Cash Patel and not the
fact that these people are criminals is absolutely amazing. But
that's exactly what he does to that man version of
Rachel Maddout.
Speaker 20: I think the fact that they have to have that
discussion says everything about Cash, Bateel, and Donald Trump's nominees.
There is no reason why any president must consider preemptive
pardons because the incoming administration has made it so clear
that they will go after political adversaries, and Cash Matel
has been incredibly vocal about that. And I hope that
the Senate Republicans who know Joe Biden very well and
know he would not take something like this lightly, really
consider the fact that that's even part of this discussion
about Cash Patel. He has unqualified, he is unhinged. He
has made it very clear that he is out for retribution.
He is sending cease in to cist letters and lawsuits.
This is a dangerous person to head up our top
law enforcement agency. And just the fact that this is
even part of the conversation says everything that the Senate
Republicans should need to hear.
Speaker 1: If you did nothing wrong, why would you be worried? Bingo,
If you need a preemptive pardon, that means you're probably
a criminal. I mean, why are these people so worried?
Speaker 3: Yeah, they did nothing wrong.
Speaker 1: Right, you should be like, it's no big deal. I
didn't do anything wrong. I'll go I mean, I'll even
like stand in front of a courtroom and be like,
I didn't do anything wrong. If you didn't do anything wrong,
then you shouldn't be worried.
Speaker 3: Then what are you getting a pardon for it?
Speaker 7: Like?
Speaker 3: How is that going to read? Right, I'm just pardoning
them for nothing, everything they've ever done. Ever, They're like,
how is that going to work?
Speaker 1: They're obviously guilty of all sorts of terrible things, yep,
which is why we're all like put Fauci in jail.
Have you seen the five hundred and twenty nine page report? Hello,
I mean, this isn't difficult to understand. These people have
done terrible, awful, illegal things, unconstitutional things. Accountability, yeah, they needccountability,
you guys.
Speaker 3: There were some fireworks on Capitol Hill yesterday. They had
that acting Director of Secret Service in to talk again
about the failures that happened with the assassination attempts on
President Trump and Butler and Pat Fallen. Representative Pat Fallon
was trying to point to the fact that there were
serious failures that he is partially responsible for those failures.
And then all of a sudden, Ronald raw is at Rauerow.
I'm not even sure how to say it. The acting
director of Secret Service. He absolutely lost his mind about
nine to eleven because Pat Fallen was showing a photo
of him at the nine to eleven ceremonies, and there
was just this fight that happened. If you missed it,
it is pretty remarkable. Check this out, actual.
Speaker 4: Agent in charge of the detail.
Speaker 6: Were you the special agent in charge of the detail
that day? Actually, let me address this, could you please staff?
Speaker 3: Leave?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 6: Leave that one up with the circle around me. Thank
you so, Actually, Congressman, what you're not seeing is the
sack of the detail off out of the pictures view.
And that is the day where we remember the more
than three thousand people that have died on nine to eleven.
I actually responded to ground zero. I was there going
through the ashes of the World Trade Center. I was
there at Fresh Kills.
Speaker 4: I'm not asking you that, Congressman, the agent.
Speaker 3: To show respect die.
Speaker 21: I don't know that you're trying to be do that
invoke nine.
Speaker 6: To eleven for political purposes?
Speaker 3: Oh god not, I'm invoking this war, sir, to ask him,
and don't you have pulling me?
Speaker 15: I like the member of Congressman, I'm asking you a
sious question, and.
Speaker 6: You were from a public servant who has served this
nation and your own time.
Speaker 3: Questions on our.
Speaker 6: Day, on our country's darknessness will come to ask you
serious questions for the American people, and they're very simple,
they're not true questions.
Speaker 4: Were you the special agent in charge of that? I wasn't.
Speaker 3: I was there, represent.
Speaker 4: Mister not perfect, protective expired because.
Speaker 17: You want to be visible, because you are listening for
this respect for.
Speaker 6: A fond member of this agency.
Speaker 8: You fressman vice president of his life because you are.
Speaker 4: Putting you put those agents out of position. List you
haven't radio mister.
Speaker 3: What happened?
Speaker 4: You did, sir?
Speaker 3: And you were out of lost Chairman.
Speaker 1: A lot of defense, a lot of defensiveness happening there.
It's just a lot of anger and rage. I would
have loved to have seen an actual fight. I think
they just need to like get and take their clothes off,
get down their skivvies, make it UFC style, like in
a ring, because both those guys they're pretty jacked. I
would have liked to I know, you're not into fighting.
I personally, I mean, I pay for them. I might
as well just put him in a ring. They want
to fight each other.
Speaker 3: You can tell they do.
Speaker 1: Just fight each other. That would have been entertaining to me.
Just get in a ring, let's see it happen. I
want to see who the last man standing is. That's
maybe we just need a good cuddle.
Speaker 4: I don't think so.
Speaker 1: I think they were ready to fight, and I just
I mean, I'm all for it. At this point. We're
like basically a third world country at this point, with
these people throwing down in a congressional hearing.
Speaker 3: I'm not a Ronald Row fan. I just feel like
he's he I think Pat Fallon was right that he
wants exposure, he wants to be seen. Oh, he wants
to feel important. Totally don't think he's particularly effective at
this job.
Speaker 1: No, I agree with you. I agree with you one
hundred percent. And he could have been snapped down in
a fight, like a real fight. It would have been
fun to see, right, yeah, Jennifer Gladiators, that would have
been great. Put him out there.
Speaker 3: You guys, this happened a few days ago, but it
is so funny to me for some reason. So the
whole you know, Biden pardoning Hunter got some got some
negative reaction from other Democrats surprisingly like Gavin Newsom is
one of the people that was critical of that decision.
Chuck Schumer, along with his band of Democrat idiots behind him,
he was asked by reporters. I think he wanted to
talk about something entirely different, but by reporters, Hey, what
do you think about Biden pardoning Hunter? What do you
think about that? And here is how that went.
Speaker 21: Yes, do you agree with some.
Speaker 16: Of your Democrat knowledge see that President Biden's pardoned Hunter?
Speaker 2: Biden was.
Speaker 4: Personal interest.
Speaker 14: I got.
Speaker 21: As I said, I got nothing for you on that.
No office members, thank you, shut nothing for you on that.
Speaker 6: But the question is he talked about in Anybuary sixth parties?
Speaker 19: This is our book for incoming president Trump is probably
did he not establish a bad president?
Speaker 16: Four parts?
Speaker 21: Got nothing for you on that? Any other subject?
Speaker 4: Hello, darkness, smile.
Speaker 7: Like an idiot?
Speaker 1: Yeah you should, you should feel like an e FN idiot. Yeah,
Cory Bookers in the bag.
Speaker 4: He's just like, I don't feel well, Oh.
Speaker 3: My gosh, yeahally have anything like why couldn't he just
answer what you thoughts about it.
Speaker 1: He's got nothing for us, mock nothing, He's never had
anything for us. Really, why is he He's such a
cartoon evil person. He's a villain, he is He's an
actual marvel villain.
Speaker 3: Is what he really is? I mean weird. Also, Jasmine
the reason for my name today. So she was in
a hearing, a congressional hearing with the director of the Census,
and they were asking questions, a lot of questions, good
questions about how people are counted in the set in
the census, whether illegals are counted, for example, and Texas
as a result of the last census, got two additional
House seats, which is great. But for some reason, Jasmine
Crockett believes that it was people of color who were
the reason for the increase in the number of seats,
And somebody has gotten into her head and told her
that there are white seats. So even though it was
people of color who got counted in order to gain
the seats, the seats are white, which I don't know
if she understands. She is a congress person, so you
would think she would understand that people.
Speaker 1: Vote yeah, or who is in the seat? They're there?
There there, she's crazy.
Speaker 3: That's with race.
Speaker 1: Oh she's a total racist. I mean, if if racism
was a person, it would be her.
Speaker 3: Yes, I mean it is adinary. Here is her.
Speaker 2: Crazy about how many voters. Listen, when you're counting people,
you're not just counting voters. You count children, don't you correct,
You count a lot of people that aren't necessarily voters.
And and I want to make sure that we really
get to the nitty gritty on Texas because this is
this is hilarious to me. Texas added two seats and
twenty twenty according to the census. And we know that
there was a significant undercount specifically in Texas for a
combination of reasons. But we know that specifically Texas added
four million people. Of those four million people, do you
want to take a guess at how many were Anglos?
Speaker 4: Just a guess, I'd say the majority.
Speaker 1: One hundred eighty thousand.
Speaker 2: That's it, a four million, ninety five percent of the
people that were added. And we know that when it
comes to minority populations, they tend to be undercounted. So
get this, we added four million people. They were people
of color. Texas got two new seats, so they took
those black and brown and Asian bodies. And guess what
do you think that we got a new black, brown,
or Asian seat somehow, the way that they do their
Republican math in the state of Texas, that amounted to
two new white seats. What what white Republican seats? We
got two new Republican seats out of four million people
of color.
Speaker 22: So let me tell you.
Speaker 2: They love to use our bodies to apportion us in
an inaccurate way.
Speaker 1: I didn't know that seats were Asian or white.
Speaker 3: I didn't even know seats had color.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, her actual seat was white, but I
didn't know that like seats could be like Asian or her,
you know, like an ethnicity. It's just this, and this
is why Democrats loss is because of shit like this.
It's just And if you look at old videos of her,
she didn't talk like this. She didn't talk like that
at all. Yeah, she didn't talk. Now she is, she's
this total hysterical race baiting clown. But if you, if
you honestly, if you she is, she was just a
complete clown. And I don't know which one is the
real her. I can't tell you. I don't know if
she faked it to like, faked it to make it
or if she is, if this is the real her
I don't know, or if the old one is the
real her and she's just performing theater now I don't
know which one is the theater because you look at
old videos of her, and she sounded normal. She sounded
like a civil, normal, rational human being. I'm not saying
I agree with her politics, but the way that she
spoke is she was normal. She sounded educated and normal.
Now she sounds hysterical and it's all race baiting garbage,
that's all she talks about. So I don't I honestly
don't know where the disconnect is. Somebody's gonna I just yeah,
I think maybe she I don't know, maybe she faked
it to do the make it thing. I don't know.
Speaker 3: Well, think about it, Think about when she does stuff
like this, when this is the persona, this is what
gets covered right because people like us are outraged by it.
We talk about it, and then and then she gets
more and more exposures. It's well exactly, and then it's
positive reinforcement for her. Oh, I'm getting more popular as
a result of this. I'm going to keep doing this
and then they have to keep talking about her like
she's a crazy beuch what she.
Speaker 1: Is, but this is why they lost. Nothing is based
on merit with these people. Nothing. It's all based on
melanin content and your sex parts. It's all these people
care about. Americans are sick of your shit, Jasmine. They're
sick of all of this, and as evidenced by the election,
they're sick of it.
Speaker 3: Like you would think that they would get it, but
they still don't.
Speaker 1: She isn't yeah, I mean just no self awareness. None,
and Texas is definitely sick of it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, speaking of things that we are sick of and think, thankfully,
this is what does is focusing on. And of course
that's all the bureaucracy, the red tape, the overkill when
it comes to the expansive size of government. And now
we're starting to get some inklings about what's going to happen.
Mike Johnson actually talked about one of the things that
he believes is going to happen almost immediately when Trump
takes office, when it comes to federal workers actually showing up.
Speaker 1: For work today.
Speaker 15: I don't know if you have seen it, but someone
did a little survey of how many federal employees are
actually working in the office. By one estimate, it may
be about one percent if you don't count the security
person are covering these buildings. I believe that is absurd. Yeah,
and it's not something the American people would stand for.
And so one of the first things that I think
you'll see is a demand from the new administration and
from all of us in Congress that federal workers were
turned to their desks and get back to the work
that they're supposed to be doing. I think that is
common sense. What you're going to see here. The overriding
theme here is a return to common sense and a
return to turn to accountability, an efficiency in government. I
think that's going to serve that.
Speaker 1: People will, Yeah, one percent, that's disgusting. Yeah, people will say, well,
we don't have to be there to do our jobs.
We can do it online. Oh my god.
Speaker 3: And some people can some. But when it's one percent percent,
that ninety nine percent of federal workers should be homeworking, no,
and if.
Speaker 1: You don't, and if you don't like that, get another
freaking job.
Speaker 3: And I mean a lot of people I think will
just see themselves out, which will actually so.
Speaker 1: Work out really well, I really really hope. So what
a crock of crap. We're paying for people to just
sit at home. And I know people will come at
me and be like Daisy, but I work so hard
at home. Really, come on.
Speaker 3: Smurfcat says, the two of you are working from home. Yeah,
we are our own bosses, right, we are.
Speaker 1: We are entrepreneurs. And nobody pays for my retirement, believe me,
and we get we get taxed at an unbelievable amount
to pay for your workers to be at home. And
I worked in corporate America for twenty five years, going
into an office and driving in traffic every day in pantyhose.
Speaker 4: I earned this.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all right, moving on, we need to talk about
Catherine Herridge, who's one of she's probably one of the
few remaining traditional journalists out there. She of course got
fired from CBS. She is a really fantastic investigative journalist
and now she's speaking out more and more about her
time at CBS, and specifically she wanted to do a
big deep dive on CBS about the Twitter files when
they first came out, when Elon first you know, took
over Twitter made it X and we started to learn
just how much the old Twitter worked with the government
to censor people, and so she wanted to have an interview,
a sit down interview with Elon on CBS Live. And
now she's telling the story of what happened to that interview,
and it is every bit as egregious as you would suspect.
Speaker 20: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So, just to set the stage, it was the fall
of twenty twenty three.
Speaker 23: I had tried to enterprise a story that would bring
the Twitter files to CBS News. It didn't get as
far as I had hoped, but an interview opportunity developed
with Elon Musk, and the offer was to do a
live interview with him on X So I took that
opportunity to the CBS News executives and they said, you know,
we just can't do it live.
Speaker 1: And I was like, what do you mean we can't
do it live and they.
Speaker 23: Said, well, we don't know what he's going to say,
and I was like, wait a second, is that with
journalism is all about? The short story is that a
number of conditions were set on this possible opportunity with
Elon Musk that included doing something taped, editing it, only
having it on the CBS news platform, And frankly, I
felt so ashamed that a news organization would place so
many restrictions.
Speaker 1: On an interview.
Speaker 23: And you know, Dan, typically it's the interview subject that's
placing the restrictions on an interview, not the network. That
I never went back to Elon Moskin said I'm sorry,
I know you're all about free speech, but they want
to put these conditions on it.
Speaker 1: I just couldn't go back to him with that. Unbelievable,
ridiculous it really is. And there's so many people on
the left that think that that is awesome. How can
you not see how communist that is, I know, right,
and how antithetical to America that that is?
Speaker 3: Wow, and news and I mean, that is not how
the media, how the press is close to work.
Speaker 1: It's not journalism at all. Just vile, absolutely vile.
Speaker 3: Speaking of vile, we've talked a lot, and especially during
the RNC, we talked a lot about how the thirteen
families who lost service members in that ridiculous Afghanistan withdrawal.
They've never been contacted by Joe Biden and Kamala Harris
ever ever. But you guys, remember and listen. You know
how much I love dogs. You know, we made a
fuss on this show when Kirk Herbstreet's dog died. It
was like soul crushing to like America. Everybody loved that dog.
Everybody talked about that dog. And I'm not saying it's
not okay that Joe Biden sent a personal letter to
Kirk Herbstreet about the loss of his dog. I'm saying,
when you put it in context of not ever contacting
those families, that is freaking whack.
Speaker 1: It is whack. Yeah, it's completely whack. It's not okay.
Speaker 3: It's just I mean that what in the world.
Speaker 1: It shows you as priorities. And this is the thing.
I mean, people will say, oh, Trump doesn't like the military.
Really yeah, okay, you don't get to say that, you don't.
Speaker 3: God, I mean just this is just so like I get,
it's very nice that Joe Biden wrote a lite, but
he should have also spent some time with these families,
written to these families, called these families, met with these families.
Speaker 1: He should have primarily done that. That should have been
that should have been his first priority is to make
people listen, I love you know, I love dogs too.
I've had a a jillion of them. I absolutely adore them,
but the people under his watch should have been his
first priority, first priority.
Speaker 3: You guys, remember that Kamala ran for president, Like remember
when that was happening and we had clips of her
almost every single day.
Speaker 1: But yeah, what is she doing though? What is she
doing now?
Speaker 3: Well, she is showing up to random Christmas parties and
still trying to give those ridiculously unprofound but she thinks
they're really profound speeches that are motivational speaker like and
so we have a clip of a recent one. It's
just it's so just typical Kamala. I'm so glad we
are on burdened by her. Now Here she is telling
one of her you go girl kind of inspirational stories
right here.
Speaker 24: I down.
Speaker 1: Nothing can people right in any way damage our spirit
got you.
Speaker 3: And any moment.
Speaker 16: In any way just.
Speaker 3: Up or shut up and the loving hand nothing.
Speaker 5: Lessons we have.
Speaker 1: And that's right, Yes, yes, the girl, she is your
drunk aunt at Thanksgiving. Nothing gonna hold you back, honey money,
I need more bourbon.
Speaker 3: I mean, he is totally, He's so ridiculous.
Speaker 1: What a crack.
Speaker 3: So I think I may be mistaken about this, but
I think that California is finally done counting votes and
every vote that they counted past the election went to Democrats.
Speaker 1: Everybody's shocked.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and it should not come as any surprise to
anybody that we have a clip of a California election
official talking about how absolutely corrupt the election process is
in California, where not only do they not require voter ID,
they disallow it completely. Like if you try to show
them voter ID, they're like, no, no, no, no, no,
we can't look at that.
Speaker 1: They're like, that's California. It's so bad.
Speaker 3: I don't know if I realized how bad it was
until I heard from this particular election official.
Speaker 7: Here she is, I was a poll observer at my
polling station. Supervisor of elections in that county had a
rule that you had to post results within I think
it was five minutes of the polls closing at eight o'clock.
We had a line of people, at least one hundred
people still waiting to vote. This was twenty twenty, when
everybody was you know, mail and voting. People still were
coming to vote in person. We had buckets full of
unopened ballots that people had dropped off in the back
of the room. They had provisional ballots that people had
cast that day for people who just registered and voted
that same day. None of those were counted. Results were
posted this state. If you've lived here long enough, you
talk to people. Most people I know in this state
do not vote for our governor. Do you know anybody
that's voted for Nancy Pelosi?
Speaker 3: I don't.
Speaker 7: All the people who've been in politics for decades, how
are they still there?
Speaker 1: That is a great question.
Speaker 3: Were still there?
Speaker 1: It's called cheating everybody. Yeah, California? What a place?
Speaker 3: What a place is?
Speaker 9: Right?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Earlier this week, and we showed some clips from it,
I believe yesterday the day before this Supreme Court, of course,
hearing that Tennessee case about gender affirming care for minors.
And there have been lots and lots of protests for
and against right in front of the Supreme Court, and
that those protests include celebrities because for some reason, it's
so weird. But for some reason, celebrities often have trans kids.
What it's so weird because it's so weird, it's so bizarre,
it's so disproportionate.
Speaker 20: You know what I mean.
Speaker 1: It's like it's almost as if they want attention or something,
because you know actors and actors never want attention, They're
never narcissistic.
Speaker 3: What I know and so crazy is when they actually
are honest about wanting the attention. And that is what
happened with Annette Benning, who apparently has a trans child.
I know, it's it's such a shocker, right. So she
was there to be in support of this care, this
medical care for miners, and so you'll hear her tell
on herself by saying having a trans kid makes her
more interesting, not making.
Speaker 1: This up here.
Speaker 11: She is.
Speaker 18: I think the greatest gift of my life is to
have kids, and to have a transgender child has made
me so much more interesting, so much more wise. And
for the Supreme Court justices, I encourage them to talk
to their kids, their grandkids, their nieces and nephews, because
I'll bet if they really sit down and ask them,
do you know trans kids around you?
Speaker 3: Do you have any non binary friends?
Speaker 1: They're gonna say, yees. You know what makes her the
most interesting to me? This is a total side note.
You guys, tell that she is married to Warren Baby
and that guy has slept with twelve seven hundred and
seventy five women.
Speaker 3: Is that possible?
Speaker 1: I just I'm putting that out there. I could never
marry a guy that has slept with that many women.
Speaker 3: That is really true?
Speaker 16: Is that for real?
Speaker 1: It's for real? Look it up, you guys.
Speaker 11: He is he?
Speaker 1: How do you even fit that many women in?
Speaker 3: One of them was Madonna, which is a disqualifier on
its own.
Speaker 1: Has slept with everybody. He slept with everybody except for
me and you. Helet He's probably slept with people in
our comments section. I'm sure there's women here who I've
slept with. Warren Baty.
Speaker 3: Is your hand? I want to know you raise your
hand if you.
Speaker 1: Slept with Warren Baty. I mean, but that, to me
is the most interesting thing about her is that she
she decided. She said to herself one day, self, I
think I'm gonna marry this man whore.
Speaker 3: But he's married forever they have.
Speaker 1: But I mean, like he decided one day self, I'm
going to settle down with this very masculine woman after
I've slept with every woman on the planet. Don't you
think that's just crazy? You guys, we have to talk.
We had to talk about that today. I just when
I saw This was in the linon twelve is twelve
seven hundred. I don't even know how you keep up
with it after like, I don't know after what twenty
five thirty?
Speaker 3: How do you keep up well? And we actually have
a semi related Oh my.
Speaker 1: God, Patty slept with them twice. Patty slept with them twice.
Speaker 3: There you go.
Speaker 1: See, there you go, Patty, thanks for thanks for joining Patty. Yeah,
there you go.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, it's crazy.
Speaker 1: Anyways, I'm sorry, go ahead, Matt, Well.
Speaker 3: No, I was just going to say, we have a
MyPillow talk that is semi related to sleeping with a
lot of people.
Speaker 1: We have a whore.
Speaker 3: We have a whore in our talk. Oh oh yeah,
definitely a whore. I mean I use that word very
comfortably to describe this particular girl. You will too, Okay,
and we'll get to that. But first, let's talk a
little bit about borders, shall we. Let's do it because ours,
the United States is not, of course, the only country
that worries, or at least conservative zoo worries about having
a secure order. Canada worries about the same thing, and
particularly Pierre Poliev huge fan were huge fans of Pierre
and he was on the floors of Parliament directly asking
Justin Trudeau, how many illegals do we have here in Canada.
Let's see if Justin is able to answer that very
specific question.
Speaker 15: Well, you'll be able to ask answer a very simple question,
how many are in Canada illegally?
Speaker 4: They're very honorable Prime Ministry is to speaker.
Speaker 16: One of the things that has distinguished Canada from many
countries around the world is our immigration system has always
been supported by Canadians, by our citizens, from.
Speaker 4: Coast to coast to coast, because.
Speaker 16: It is a strong and robust system that adjusts according
to the needs of our population, of our economy, of
our growth paths, of our housing starts. Not as exactly
what we continue to do, where the Conservative leader is
once again seeking to divide Canadians, seeking to import right
wing rhetoric frohim south of the border. We are going
to continue to stay true to our Canadian values, deliver
a strong and robust immigration system that meets Canadian's values
and expectations.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, that guy is still going to lose.
Speaker 3: He is still going to lose.
Speaker 1: What a Manlet I think the.
Speaker 3: Question was how many mentals are here?
Speaker 1: Right, he didn't answer the question. He never answers questions.
This is what they do. He is a career politician
and a loser. That guy, Oh my god, he's still
going to lose. Pierre is masterful. He kind of reminds
me of our speaker. He reminds me of him a
little bit. To see that only with giant platinum balls. Yeah,
I can totally see that, right, a little bit. And
he's got that kind of look to him. And then
he surprises you because he he is like a man
with just these huge titanium testicle you know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, remember the apple, Remember when he just like ate
an apple and a journalist and it was just the
most glorious thing ever. Right, Oh, that was such a
thing about We'll have to dig that out and play
it at some point again.
Speaker 1: So good, so good.
Speaker 3: But Justin is very very interested in being re elected,
and so you know, right now he did this, I
guess he's done like an emergency tax lowering for people,
which he'll of course raised the second if he is
re elected. And he also about a month ago was
very concerned about migration and saying that he was gonna
really do some some new different stuff about it here
he was just a few weeks ago.
Speaker 16: Let's talk about it. In the last two years, our
population is called going really fast, like baby boom fast.
Increasingly bad actors like fake colleges and big chain corporations
have been exploiting our immigration system for their own interests.
So we're doing something major. We're reducing the numbers of
immigrants that will come to get Canada for the next
three years. Today, I'm gonna let you in on what happened,
where we made some mistakes, and why we're taking this
big turn.
Speaker 3: What is show everybody?
Speaker 1: It's such a douchebag, you know. He absolutely goes to
cuddle parties with macroum He.
Speaker 3: And macaun Emmanuel and justin sitting in.
Speaker 1: An airy so cuddly with one another. Mm hmm, so cudly.
Speaker 3: By the way, he, if you haven't forgotten, is a
complete dictator, like he is a tyrant. And this tweet
that I saw from his account directly was so unerving
to me for some reason, I guess because I can
see it happening here very easily as well, if if,
for example, Biden were still president, if Kamala had become president.
Here's what tyrants say This is justin Trudeau. There are
more than two hundred thousand short term rentals across the
country like airbnbs and verbos that could be turned into housing.
So we're giving cities more resources to crack down on
those rentals and unlock more homes.
Speaker 1: Oh my people own those homes, shirk. That's like, that's
like saying that I have a little cabin. You have
a little like you have a little place above your garage, Like,
what if you decided to turn that into an Airbnb?
What if I decided to turn my cabin into an Airbnb,
which I haven't yet, but if I decided to do that,
it's my business. He's basically saying that the government could
come in and take that over and turn it into
housing for people, for illegals, basically.
Speaker 3: Right, and somehow it's somehow they need to be cracked
down on people owning property. They need to be cracked
down on because other people need homes. Yeah, I'm sorry,
that's not how things work.
Speaker 1: That is communism. Yes, that is communism. It's precisely who
this guy is. He's a common.
Speaker 3: Just for I could not believe that. I just saw
that and I was like, he just said that out
loud in the world and listen.
Speaker 1: If they want more of this, then they deserve what
they get. But hopefully they will not want more of this.
I hope enough people are fed up with this loser
that they get.
Speaker 15: Rid of it.
Speaker 3: Yep. Well, and unfortunately, speaking of people deserving what they
get and wanting more terrible things, here's what Boston, the
City of Boston has just announced. The City of Boston
has decided their council, their city council has reaffirmed their
sanctuary status. They voted thirteen zero to reaffirm their sanctuary
city status to protect illegals and to quote brace for
impact ahead of Trump's promised mass deportations.
Speaker 1: It's another city that I've lived in. Good luck with that,
I mean, yeah, I spent a whole summer there, beautiful city.
Well let them go to crap you know again? Do
you get this? I don't know. I mean, at least
people in Chicago are fighting back.
Speaker 3: Chicago's fighting back. Mayor Adams in New York has certainly
had a huge turnaround this and is now saying out
loud the federal government has destroyed New York City for
years to come. Here is Mayor Adams telling the truth
right here.
Speaker 24: The long term impact of what we did to this
city is going to You're going to see it materialized
in administrations in the future.
Speaker 4: They hurt the future of New York City.
Speaker 24: And when people hear me say six point four billion dollars,
they may say, Okay, it's just a billionaire billionaire. No,
we didn't invest in seniors the way we should have
and young people the way we should have. We're not
going out to get these chronic absency students the way
we should have. The crimes that we've witnessed. This impacted
our city, and people don't seem to understand why were
you fighting so.
Speaker 12: Hard for this?
Speaker 24: Because I reflected on that eleven year old boy that
was denied, and I went into government to stop these
eleven year old boys, and I came up with a
plan to do so, and the federal government made me
take six point four billion out of providing these services
that we should We all should be angry and what
happened to our city under this administration day, under.
Speaker 1: The Biden administration, because the Biden administration, right, I mean,
let's just be clear, because the Biden administration didn't like
that he started saying stuff that was negative for it,
and so they punished him. And so now he's starting
to see how that works. And now he's like, well,
I guess I'll work with Trump because my city looks
like crap.
Speaker 3: You know, he want my leman like he, I mean,
he wants to fix this, right.
Speaker 1: I mean, why wouldn't he? Because what's his legacy going
to be. It's going to be just like Biden's is.
It's like literally a dumpster fire. Do you want your
legacy to be a dumpster fire?
Speaker 12: Dude?
Speaker 1: No, he may want to work with Trump because that's
the thing is that Trump will not withhold funds if
he's working with him, But he's gonna withhold funds from
places like Boston and places like that. If those people
are going to be jack holes. You know, you get
you read what you so mm hmm. If you're gonna
if you're gonna be a place where you're gonna be like, oh,
let's have all the all the criminals be here, and
we're gonna put criminals above citizens. Good luck with that, losers. God.
Speaker 3: Brandon Johnson of Chicago is starting to hear it big
time from his constituents. He got absolutely excoriated. Just to
his face. These people stood up and said their peace,
and it was a thing of beauty.
Speaker 22: You and all these democratic mayors out here and governors
y'all talking about crashing out for these illegals. Right, you
all sit up there and say it. You will not
allow Trump to come in here and get these illegals. Yeah,
you could smile.
Speaker 4: We're in a billion.
Speaker 22: Dollar deficit, that's right, and you spent half of our moneys,
half of that only legals.
Speaker 3: Trump, Tom Holman, make a xample out this right here first,
Please come here first, because you know what we're gonna
help you.
Speaker 4: We want hold on a second stupper time.
Speaker 25: The mayor is embarrassing us y'all around the world, and
you all took the power back from him to say
the city of Chicago is out of the business of
funding illegals.
Speaker 1: We are out of the.
Speaker 25: Business of prioritizing non American citizens on top of the
American citizens who go out in this cold weather every
day to make money to pay their taxes. As you're
so strong about protecting those aliens, but you won't do
nothing by the US citizens.
Speaker 26: You all win another gritty property tax. Height tryl to
push the have lots to house your president illegal immigrants.
You told Trump you ain't gonna blink, Well, we ain't
even you don't want above the law?
Speaker 12: And where you're going to run to?
Speaker 26: And when Trump pulls a Trump cart out on you,
I will make it my duty to try to give
Margaret to ploma operates your great lord to one point
on what Chicago and like all you cook the Democrats
and Drudge.
Speaker 1: Is up and they're just like that. Yeah, these people
with the swag, they're invested, they are, oh they are,
they are over this crap. And then there's Brandon in
his three piece suit, all smug, smiling, thinking he's above it. Yeah,
we'll see how that works out for you, dude. Chicagoans
are over it. Man, they're sick, so they gotta. I mean,
they voted for that guy, and I hope that they
granted they voted for him over Lori Lightfoot. You remember
that garbage personal juice? Yeah, yeah, I mean, but I
have good It's a lot of the rich white liberals
that voted for this garbage because they it's like they're
fine with it because they don't care. Again, it's all
the rich white liberals who they're not affected by this stuff.
That city used to be so beautiful. It makes me crazy.
It just it makes I was single, and like I
would walk around that city and I did not. I mean,
obviously I was you know, i'd have my head on
a swivel, because anytime you're in a city, you should
do that. But I wasn't afraid. I mean, I wasn't
like living in fear when I lived there, and I
lived down town, y'all. I mean I would just got rats. Yeah,
I mean I would cross the street for a giant
rat that was the size of a chihuahua.
Speaker 4: But that's it.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 1: The rest of the time, I did not live in fear.
I'd walk around by myself all the time. I would
I wouldn't even take my family there. Now, yeah, there's
no way with me. I wouldn't do it. It's too
remember and this time of the year, like this is
the most beautiful time of the year. It used to
be in Chicago, y'all. If anybody lives in Chicago, you
feel me on this, Like the Miracle Mile, everything walking around,
looking at the storefronts, like going into a cafe, like
having coffee, like it it was just so magical. This
time of year. It pains me how much they've destroyed
that beautiful city. And it's not alone. There are so
many other beautiful cities that they have just destroyed. Democrats
destroy places. It makes me crazy.
Speaker 3: I don't even are there even stores the Magnificent Mile anymore?
Like are they so many have any.
Speaker 1: So many have gone out of business.
Speaker 3: Because it used to be a big deal, like all
the window Macy and all that and all.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean it was, it was magical. They ruined it,
totally ruined.
Speaker 3: Okay, before you get to the comments here, I just
have a couple to show from yesterday. One from the
Ballpit Crew Freestone Poetry said singing, this is how we
drained this want So that was from yesterday. And then
also Angela Becker over on PayPal said the prosecutor may
be a failed comedian Carrot Top's sister, referring to the
what's her name like that really weird name.
Speaker 1: I don't know her name. We think it's a man.
It could actually be Carrot Top.
Speaker 3: Or garrat Top transitioned to female and forgot to go
public with that news. So there were the two from
me have.
Speaker 1: Quite a few ever here Brian Bramley, who mock uttering
beseech on your Bingo card this morning. Please relieve with
me of my memon.
Speaker 3: Did I get that right?
Speaker 1: I don't know memon?
Speaker 3: Okay, that must be like an old timey word for money.
Speaker 1: Maybe, yeah, Laura Kate Baker, mock Google wheelchair and scooter
home healthcare use Heavenly wheels, but I don't know if
they're in South Carolina. You have got to do this.
You've got to And then what pictures we want?
Speaker 20: Video?
Speaker 1: God, Sean Zavadil, Happy Friday. I need prayers. I am
becoming homeless. I need to contact the Salvation Army today.
Oh and two days ago. I total my car. Love
you all.
Speaker 3: Why are you sending us money?
Speaker 1: Stop insanity? God, it is right, Yes.
Speaker 3: You got all the prayers here though.
Speaker 22: This is all.
Speaker 1: Everybody pray for Sean, everybody. Carrio twenty three. The floor
is different. What I don't know. I don't know what
that means. Mock's floor is different. She's a whole different house.
Speaker 3: That was eight oh eight. What were we talking about?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 3: Was it maybe like the floor of uh No, I
was gonna say the pictures of the assassin. Maybe is
what we were talking about that.
Speaker 1: Maybe I don't know, maybe yeah, we were talking about him,
I think around that time anyways. And then then we
got from Adam Noel that says the shooter in the
video was on camera and eyewitnesses said he was he
was at Starbucks. They watched him walk over and shoot.
Huh if he was a Starbucks and they have DNA,
I think that you have to have something in the
database to connect you to that DNA. So if he's
not done anything before, that's going to be like, you know,
a moot point. But still law enforcement, get your crap together,
Kimberly Donaldson. Get your doctor to give you a wheelchair
tag form to take to the DMV. You can order
a wheelchair or a rascal if your insurance pays medical
supply can deliver telling you you just need to go
get well.
Speaker 3: I'm not even seeing the doctor until the eighteenth. That's
the problem is. I can't do anything until I see
the doctor.
Speaker 1: We got to find you a rascal, Mam eight That
infuriates me. I don't know what Daniel and everyone on
that subway should sue that man's family for not getting
him off the street harassing people. It's probably thing Yeah,
Curio twenty three spinal cord injury is no joke. I'm
still recovering from January twenty twenty two injury awaiting surgery.
Pin and Brod's c TEE to T two. I get
it because I had a spinal fusion. I totally get
you on that. It is no joke. The Great Gatsby.
Regarding Prager, Glenn Beck said he went and saw him.
The accident was he fell down in the shower, hit
his head and had a bad neck injury. Oh my god,
Oh my gosh, it's just horrible. Ruby fog Well, good
morning checks mock Daisy. I love your show, found you
by chance, love your book. Tomorrow is the Big sixty.
Keeps saying, oh the things.
Speaker 3: Happy birthday and thank you for reading right Yes. Also
available on audio.
Speaker 1: Yep, douche Elias. Did you see the Hunter? Biden sell
it writing pardon as Emo video? I didn't know. We're
going to have to look at that or look it up. MJ.
Hompstead living our Dream. Your Amaha Steaks code doesn't work
unless you order over one hundred and fifty dollars.
Speaker 3: The thirty dollars code. Maybe I don't know if that's
a minimum requirement or not, but there is definitely fifty
percent off site wide right now. Regardless.
Speaker 1: I think there is a minimum, but I'm not sure
what it is. Susan T. Tjif Daisy, can we get
flaps today? When did you stop that? Have a fab weekend?
Speaker 11: Ladies.
Speaker 27: I don't think we ever stopped it. We just do
it sporadically, and I can try to get some flaps today.
There's gonna be chaos, but we can try. Teresa Raymundo.
The press has shown themselves to be a dilapidated trailer
park as opposed to the fourth Estate. There are very
few that are noteworthy or needed. Yes, Husker girl Ernst
is my senator. I try to call to give her
my opinion of her actions, and her mailbox was full.
Speaker 1: Bs wow, Teresa Raymundo, God forbid they forget to pardon
one of them, then all hell breaks loose. Raymond Cromley
seeing Psalms one nine, Praise the Lord. I love that,
Thank you, Raymond. Missy any resolution on the waiting list
on insiders, remember we talked about that yesterday.
Speaker 3: I know, but there's nothing that we can do.
Speaker 1: It's about Facebook.
Speaker 3: Unfortunately, it's all Facebook, and they it's not like Facebook
offers us any support, you know what I mean? I
wish we could do something. All I can say is
maybe I like cancel. If you are able to cancel
your request and try to redo it, make sure that
you're on a desktop. I know that somehow or some
reason works better than if you're on a smart device.
Speaker 20: That is true.
Speaker 3: But I wish there was something we could do, and
we just we get no support from Facebook.
Speaker 1: Suck. Yeah, Kristin h I love the show, ladies, but
why the crackling mics again? Does Mock need a new
mic or something? Love you both, Mock? Is this your
new house?
Speaker 3: It is my new house. This mic works fine. I
don't think it's a mic issue. It seems to be
a platform issue, like a stream yard is the platform
that we used stream everywhere, and I don't know what's
going on. Sometimes it's fine and sometimes it's not fine.
But my mic is always the same.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's always rule. We'll ask our team. But it
was crackling when she was in Indie two, so it's
it's definitely a streamery issue. We'll have to figure that out.
Aaron Powers confession I slept with Warren Baby love you jerks,
take my money.
Speaker 3: That is a lie because Aaron Powers is a lesbian
and we know this to be true about her. You lie,
but we love you for it.
Speaker 1: Maybe he turned her lesbian. I mean you could see that, Aaron.
He's a jerk. He's so vain, as Carly Simon said,
he's so vain. Ah that song was written about him.
Stephany mom lifetime Illinois in here, spent my whole life
going into the city to do stuff and not anymore.
It breaks my heart. I have one doctor I go
to in the city to see still and I go
and GTFO no stops Happy Friday. I'm sorry to hear.
That's Stephanie. Well listen, I mean this is the thing.
Speaker 20: I know.
Speaker 1: It sucks that you can't go into Chicago anymore. But
maybe they'll clean it up, maybe things will turn around.
We don't know. I mean, right, we'll pray that that happens,
because it's a beautiful city and it should be beautiful again.
Make Chicago beautiful again. Karon Elliott. I will judge your
stupid and your whorness. God judges your soul. I judge
you being a dumb ass that we need to have
a shame like a thing again. We need to shame
people again, right.
Speaker 3: We wrote about that in twenty fourteen. That's how we've
been preaching that mantra.
Speaker 1: Yeah, make shame a thing again. Okay, that's it. I'm
gonna see if I can find a dog hold on.
Speaker 24: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm so sorry about the crackling. You guys. It
sounds like it got better though throughout the show, so
I that is. I just don't know what to make
of it.
Speaker 20: Do you know.
Speaker 1: This could get really ugly? Oh god, okay, god, okay,
all right, Oh okay, okay. I don't know if there's flaps,
but there was slabber. There was some slabber. I think
you guys just got slabber.
Speaker 3: No flaps. Maybe is coming.
Speaker 1: She is not coming. It's just this guy. I don't
think he's gonna flap, do it.
Speaker 20: He can do it?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, he's not gonna. Oh here comes Astroid?
Speaker 4: Can she is?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 22: Did?
Speaker 3: They're pushing me back?
Speaker 1: I'm on wheels, you guys. I'm okay. Astra's probably gonna
flap the second we get off, So you guys bring
it in. She'll flap right after we get I can't
patch you right now. I'm on the air. Okay, hold on,
I have criminals for dogs. You guys there. We should
probably have mox dogs do this at some point because
they're not criminals like my dogs. But everybody, have a
fantastic weekend. We'll see you on Monday.
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