Speaker 1: Scrolled the bowels of Twitter x whatever, and look for
Speaker 1: those little gray the little gray things next to not
Speaker 1: the blue check, the gray check. See if you get
Speaker 1: the gray check, you're dealing with the government official. And
Speaker 1: so I scanned through there and on the for me,
Speaker 1: they have fed me probably fifty panic tweets from Democrat
Speaker 1: members of Congress, certain officials, former elected officials like the Clintons.
Speaker 1: They have every single one of these algorithms absolutely panicking
Speaker 1: over this audit. I guess, if you want to call it,
Speaker 1: that of the us AID program, and I am here
Speaker 1: for every bit of it, and in exactly zer hero
Speaker 1: of those. Have I seen a specific financial, budgeted rebuttal
Speaker 1: for why that program doesn't deserve it on it right,
Speaker 1: And whereas with with the with with Trump's people, whether
Speaker 1: it's Levitt, Trump himself, Marco Rubio, who is as Secretary
Speaker 1: of State now tasked with oversight of the program, I
Speaker 1: have seen nothing but specific indictments of the program. I mean,
Speaker 1: there's the larger broader stuff. I gotta say, there's not
Speaker 1: a president alive who I would have thought would have
Speaker 1: gone full bore on a program called us AID just
Speaker 1: because of the name of it, not because of what
Speaker 1: we're finding out, what we kind of already knew, but
Speaker 1: who just would have what? You know what, it's not
Speaker 1: worth the squeeze, so to speak, because they're gonna be
Speaker 1: losing their minds. And Trump was like, I don't care, man,
Speaker 1: We're gonna go ahead and do this, and then when
Speaker 1: we do it, we're gonna start pointing things out to
Speaker 1: Congress to do away with USAID.
Speaker 2: Or if you leave you I don't know, I don't
Speaker 2: think so. No, if not when it comes to fraud,
Speaker 2: if there's fraud, these people are lunatics. And if it
Speaker 2: comes to fraud, you wouldn't have an Act of Congress.
Speaker 2: And I'm not sure that you would anyway. But we
Speaker 2: just want to do the right thing. But it's something
Speaker 2: that should have been done a long time ago.
Speaker 1: All right. And the reason he's saying that is because
Speaker 1: the us AID program was established via executive order.
Speaker 3: John F.
Speaker 1: Kennedy did it, you know, before Dallas, and not his
Speaker 1: people after Dallas, as was the Biden way. And what
Speaker 1: it grew into is sheer insanity. Man. You know, programs,
Speaker 1: there's a reason that programs from it used to show
Speaker 1: up in that Book of Waste every year and then
Speaker 1: kind of didn't here recently and they're not going to
Speaker 1: tell you this. And that was the very same list,
Speaker 1: which is seemingly the focus point, you know, the master
Speaker 1: list of where all the money's going, how it got there.
Speaker 1: Kind of right, because a lot of this stuff is
Speaker 1: members of Congress when they're putting budget stuff together that
Speaker 1: maybe have friends or people they know. It's not to
Speaker 1: say that they don't mean well with some of this stuff,
Speaker 1: but when you see where the actual money goes, when
Speaker 1: you see how it's actually utilized, and you have concrete
Speaker 1: examples of all of this stuff, people start to have
Speaker 1: a lot of questions. They look at things like, all right,
Speaker 1: let's see because when you hear US eight and they
Speaker 1: always throw Africa in there, and it's far more than then.
Speaker 1: You think of that Sally Struthers commercial, right, you think
Speaker 1: of a bunch of some of them looking absolutely emaciated,
Speaker 1: there's flies around, you know, the visuals they show you
Speaker 1: on TV. So you pledge the price of a cup
Speaker 1: of coffee per day, and purportedly that's what this program
Speaker 1: was attempting to address starving people all over the world,
Speaker 1: but in reality, food wasn't necessarily the priority for a
Speaker 1: lot of this stuff. Here is a White House spokesperson, Levin.
Speaker 4: Usaid, over the past several years, these are some of
Speaker 4: the insane priorities that that organization has been spending money on.
Speaker 4: One point five million dollars to advance DEI in Serbia's workplaces,
Speaker 4: seventy thousand for a production of a DEI musical in Ireland,
Speaker 4: forty seven thousand for a transgender opera in Colombia, thirty
Speaker 4: two thousand for a transgender comic book in Peru.
Speaker 1: What are we doing? And if you want to go, well, look,
Speaker 1: their budget is much more than that. And if you
Speaker 1: even add which mentioned there, it's just a drug. I
Speaker 1: don't care. I don't care, Okay, I mean obviously they're
Speaker 1: going to give you the craziest examples first. And what
Speaker 1: I'm not seeing is I'm not seeing well, yes, but
Speaker 1: that was zero point eight percent of the budget, and
Speaker 1: in reality, ninety percent of the money is going towards
Speaker 1: food programs, and here's the documentation it's not and in fact,
Speaker 1: dollars have gone towards research at the Wuhan LAP. And
Speaker 1: the reason that you don't see the crazy list is
Speaker 1: because under the last administration, they changed it. So when
Speaker 1: you have this group of I mean, it's almost like
Speaker 1: a movie when you have a group of like kids,
Speaker 1: young adults, kids that show up with some laptops and
Speaker 1: some extreme mountain dew and they're basically camped out over
Speaker 1: in the White House Administrative Building, the Eisenhower Building, just
Speaker 1: burning through all this stuff with their algorithms and just
Speaker 1: spinning out, spitting out details. The panic begins. Have you
Speaker 1: ever seen this much panic over what?
Speaker 5: He is?
Speaker 1: Not that big of a program. They docks these guys
Speaker 1: and understand who you're doxing. If I could for just
Speaker 1: a moment, one of these dudes, he's like, you know
Speaker 1: he did at eighteen? What did you do at eighteen?
Speaker 1: Do you remember when you were eight What did you
Speaker 1: accomplish in your eighteenth year on this planet? Did you
Speaker 1: have a big scientific breakthrough? Or do you go to
Speaker 1: parties listlessly try to figure out, Oh man, I should
Speaker 1: probably do something or my parents are gonna throw me
Speaker 1: out of it. What did you do at eighteen? One
Speaker 1: of these guys is like, oh, yeah, you know those
Speaker 1: two thousand year old scrolls we can't open to see
Speaker 1: what they look like inside. Yeah, I was just sitting
Speaker 1: around the other day because I don't know, I had
Speaker 1: nothing to do. They didn't invite me to the party again. Whatever,
Speaker 1: I'm just sitting around and I thought, what if I
Speaker 1: used this AI algorithm I wrote so that scientists all
Speaker 1: over the world can start reading these scrolls without ever
Speaker 1: unwrapping them, and I'll be the first person ever to
Speaker 1: code one of these two thousand year old scrolls. After
Speaker 1: school and you know, because mom says I can only
Speaker 1: work so late. What did you do? And you bring
Speaker 1: those dudes in like their DJ qualls from the Core?
Speaker 1: Do you remember inside all of the absurdity that was
Speaker 1: that movie where they're just like, yeah, we got this
Speaker 1: special polymer. We're gonna go to the center of the Earth.
Speaker 1: It'll be fine. And our giant phallacmobile looks like a
Speaker 1: train because we love trains anyway. Yeah, we're gonna go
Speaker 1: ahead and do that. We'll kill Stanley Tucci at some point,
Speaker 1: but we're gonna also we're gonna get some kid who's
Speaker 1: eating Doritos and we're gonna be like, could you hack
Speaker 1: the world? He's like, you guys are crazy, Like what
Speaker 1: if we gave you more Toritos and a bigger computer.
Speaker 1: He's like, get sold, let's do this. Okay. Elon just
Speaker 1: brought five of those dudes in and now people are like, oh,
Speaker 1: they have access to this informa. They have information that
Speaker 1: they don't show you the public anymore because the Biden
Speaker 1: people within the Biden administration are like, yeah, it doesn't
Speaker 1: look good when people see a list of transgender plays
Speaker 1: in Colombia and wonder, wait a second, is that feeding people?
Speaker 1: I don't think it is. Or you know, women's women's
Speaker 1: driving programs in countries that women don't drive in there's that,
Speaker 1: or women's voting initiatives, but that don't change the fundamental
Speaker 1: rules where really it just means a dude if he's
Speaker 1: got four wives, has five votes. But you're not attacking
Speaker 1: the under I could go on for days, but they're
Speaker 1: not coming back with this. Hey, here's how ninety percent
Speaker 1: of this went to bread and milk, and here's how
Speaker 1: we gave it away. You know why, because it didn't
Speaker 1: like everything else. They named it this thing. They told
Speaker 1: you it was this thing, and if you didn't ask
Speaker 1: too many questions, you could live comfortably going, well, look
Speaker 1: do I like that? You know we're given fifty three
Speaker 1: million to Burma. I mean Burma. They got to eat
Speaker 1: over in Burma. And you're like, well, what if I
Speaker 1: told you it has nothing to do with food. And actually,
Speaker 1: when it comes to the food programs, one of their
Speaker 1: calendar years that we can still see only saw a
Speaker 1: ten percent delivery rate directly to the people. See a
Speaker 1: lot of times there are programs that do give food
Speaker 1: or medical supplies, but they give it to the guy
Speaker 1: who's going to sell it for you know, guns and
Speaker 1: golden toilets and stuff. It's an absolute disaster. And it was,
Speaker 1: as I pointed out, with so many of these other things,
Speaker 1: it was, uh like universal basic can come for activists,
Speaker 1: because those are the people who are running these programs
Speaker 1: who then in turn, as money is doled out, have
Speaker 1: maybe a charitable side of their particular charity where they
Speaker 1: do money. And what do they do They donate back
Speaker 1: to the same politicians that are giving them the money.
Speaker 1: It's essentially money laundering. And so while they're kicking and
Speaker 1: screaming and threatening impeachment and and I can't believe these
Speaker 1: kids have At first of all, these kids are you
Speaker 1: have a room full of geniuses who probably aren't very
Speaker 1: ideological at my point out they're in it for the lulls,
Speaker 1: so to speak. They're in it for the for the
Speaker 1: for the ability to take their their their nerdery and
Speaker 1: funnel it into something. Again, what did you do at eighteen?
Speaker 1: Did you unlock a mystery? Too millennium old? That no
Speaker 1: other scientist on this planet because at the end of
Speaker 1: the day, they fully they didn't fully understand the power
Speaker 1: of AI because they you know, and it's not that
Speaker 1: they're bad scientists. It's like it's like showing your kid
Speaker 1: a rotary phone right now. Even if they're smart, they'll
Speaker 1: probably figure it out eventually, but at first they're looking
Speaker 1: at that, they're going, what do I do with that
Speaker 1: piece of crap? They start talking to it, Hey, piece
Speaker 1: of crab, dial whatever, and it doesn't do anything. Now
Speaker 1: they're onto the next. It's it's why we have these
Speaker 1: Our attention span is so short. It's why we have
Speaker 1: articles where they're just like and the twenty sums just
Speaker 1: figured out that you don't have to be uh. You
Speaker 1: don't have to be uh relatives or married to live
Speaker 1: together to lower housing costs. Yeah, if you've got three bedrooms,
Speaker 1: you can get two of your buddies, it's crazy, we
Speaker 1: just figured this out. That's how you end up with that.
Speaker 1: They're all get out on the internet over the Baron
Speaker 1: Trump books. Do you remember this from the first time around?
Speaker 1: Apparently nobody does. There's somebody on Twitter fans, Oh, oh,
Speaker 1: you're not gonna believe it. I just found there's books
Speaker 1: from this obscure author in the early nineteen hundreds and
Speaker 1: the character's name is Baron kind of it's spelled differently
Speaker 1: and slightly pronounced it, but it's close. It's time traveler stuff.
Speaker 1: At least that's fun. No, you know what, as somebody
Speaker 1: who can be critical from time to time, where I
Speaker 1: think that Trump gets I think trump people around Trump
Speaker 1: allow him to get over his skis because they have
Speaker 1: pet projects. But I just watched a presidency that was
Speaker 1: dictated by people's pet projects. The difference was they're not
Speaker 1: really running it by the guy. Biden was just signing it,
Speaker 1: which is why he didn't know he paused natural gas exports.
Speaker 1: Trump is doing this, and if he's got better people
Speaker 1: around him, I'm going to give him the benefit of
Speaker 1: the doubt on this stuff because he hasn't been wrong yet,
Speaker 1: and there will come a time where he gets over
Speaker 1: or they are successful in a media narrative of going, hey,
Speaker 1: look at this starving kid who's starving more, but not now,
Speaker 1: because they don't have examples to throw out, because they
Speaker 1: realize how corrupt this whole thing was, so all they
Speaker 1: can do is scream. You know, he's not an elected official.
Speaker 1: So much of your policy and programming has been effectuated
Speaker 1: by people who are not elected officials but rather bureaucrats
Speaker 1: who are just ideologically ready to go, willing to do
Speaker 1: this stuff because they know that even if they get caught,
Speaker 1: and even if they have to do a little show
Speaker 1: punishing and that person has to leave, they're going to
Speaker 1: be the next year. They have a job for him
Speaker 1: over at the program that's handing out transgender Colombian opera donations. Okay,
Speaker 1: and they're going to make five hundred thousand a year.
Speaker 1: They'll be in charge of this thing, and they won't
Speaker 1: do a lot of awarding, but they'll have a lot
Speaker 1: of dinners and fundraisers and stuff, and those same officials
Speaker 1: wanting money. He'll show up and everything will just go
Speaker 1: on and the d the money machine will continue to
Speaker 1: go burr. And that's where we'll be and every single
Speaker 1: rebuttal is not on the specifics. It's wild man, So
Speaker 1: how could you get sick of watching this ross? You
Speaker 1: don't even pay attention to the news during the day.
Speaker 1: Every time you saw a little nugget accidentally, how how
Speaker 1: much more excited did you get?
Speaker 3: Yes, Oh, no, dude, it's incredible.
Speaker 1: Oh oh it's Twitter. For a second, you're like, oh
Speaker 1: my gosh, look at that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's just so efficient.
Speaker 1: Right, yes, yeah, you have five DJ qualls in a
Speaker 1: room somewhere and it's you know what it's it. It was
Speaker 1: the social media strategy. We'll get some young guys that
Speaker 1: are pretty smart. We'll give them Zen and Mountain Deom.
Speaker 1: We'll see what they come up with.
Speaker 3: Now, you've got like five high functioning autistic kids who
Speaker 3: are just looking at like numbers. Yeah, they're looking at
Speaker 3: the green coat and there following where the money's going,
Speaker 3: realizing you know, this isn't how it's supposed to.
Speaker 1: It's amazing, And none of them striking his political ideologue
Speaker 1: now because they went and they basically put bios so
Speaker 1: they could docks. These guys get they sound like a
Speaker 1: bunch of guys that have that are really excited to
Speaker 1: be working with Elon obviously, and they just it's just
Speaker 1: a project they got to handled. They got handed right,
Speaker 1: it's just this other mit professor would do. They're like,
Speaker 1: here solf ColdFusion. They're like, oh, ok, we have a
Speaker 1: whole weekend. Sure, all right. They put them in a
Speaker 1: room with like super laptops. Probably they throw food in there.
Speaker 1: They're probably not even eating it. They're just so excited. No,
Speaker 1: you have such a big data set to pour through.
Speaker 3: You know, you just find five high functioning autistic individuals
Speaker 3: who they're what you call in the in the autism community,
Speaker 3: a special interest, right with something the obsess over. And
Speaker 3: their special interest happens to be say like budgets. Yes,
Speaker 3: and they're gonna do. That's what they're gonna do, and
Speaker 3: they're gonna enjoy doing that.
Speaker 1: You gave them what was that chick who went viral
Speaker 1: the other day? You gave them a quest? Right, remember
Speaker 1: her video? So give them a quest. They love it.
Speaker 1: This is their quest. You gave him a quest. Their
Speaker 1: questing stand back, We'll be back. But I would I
Speaker 1: would have to assume that dude wud be rolling. Well,
Speaker 1: it's a little hard since they put him into all
Speaker 1: those pieces, but due to be rolling over in his grave.
Speaker 1: What Scotland's looking to do? Man, We'll let you figure
Speaker 1: out how type this.
Speaker 5: Are you?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, sorry, log me out of something, and
Speaker 1: then I have to log back in for some reason
Speaker 1: the call screener. Okay, all right, Well ere likes at
Speaker 1: that time. So did you know that in the in Scotland,
Speaker 1: which I have a lot of questions, how they're going
Speaker 1: to enforce this bad boy? Uh, they're getting ready to
Speaker 1: ban an absolute plague to the country, a plague that
Speaker 1: is wiping out let's see mammals and birds, and that
Speaker 1: is cats. Yes, that's right. Households in Scotland soon could
Speaker 1: be prohibited from owning cats. Oh what's And I'd say,
Speaker 1: what's you know, hey, if you know for those you
Speaker 1: went to flee America because Trump's there, like here you go,
Speaker 1: no cats, that'd be amazing, right, Well, it's not the
Speaker 1: only thing. And actually I was reading a list of
Speaker 1: actual things that members of the Scottish you know, they
Speaker 1: have their own independent, well semi independent parliament there are
Speaker 1: getting ready to ban this year and it's just like
Speaker 1: just just you know, you might as well just purge
Speaker 1: yourself of all the heritage and stuff and just be done.
Speaker 1: All right. So these are things. Now it doesn't mean
Speaker 1: necessarily they're going to ban all these but these are
Speaker 1: things that very well under current proposed legislation could soon
Speaker 1: be illegal in Scotland. So cats, right, Okay, maybe some
Speaker 1: of you're comfortable with that. By the way, Scotland has
Speaker 1: a much bigger bird kill issue. They have a crap
Speaker 1: ton of windmills and they know that they probably kill
Speaker 1: about one hundred thousand birds a year, but most people
Speaker 1: realize that that number is likely higher. Right. The birds
Speaker 1: they're counting killed are birds whose remains are within a
Speaker 1: certain distance under one of these things. So if you
Speaker 1: hit a bird, if it's able to fly off and
Speaker 1: then dies later, you don't necessary it's not in the tally.
Speaker 1: With that being said, it's not the only thing, all right.
Speaker 1: So birds fireworks all the one o'clock gun at Edinburgh.
Speaker 1: So if you going to Edinburgh Castle, they have like
Speaker 1: a lot of these places they have, especially in Scotland,
Speaker 1: they have the tattoo, the whole military thing where you
Speaker 1: go to the stadium. That's that's interesting. It's very touristy,
Speaker 1: but it's very cool to watch. This is a thing
Speaker 1: they do. It's kind of their ceremonial thing there at Edinburgh.
Speaker 1: I guess maybe the gunfire is scaring people. I don't
Speaker 1: know social media for people under sixteen birthday cake and
Speaker 1: orange juice in child settings, so basically you would be
Speaker 1: precluded from serving birthday cake or orange juice like in
Speaker 1: a nursery or a primary school or something like that.
Speaker 1: So pint glasses with alcohol branding. You know, everyone's drinking
Speaker 1: all the time over there, right. More importantly, it is
Speaker 1: not socially inappropriate to go have a few pints at lunch.
Speaker 1: It's very madmen in what is fine over there? But also,
Speaker 1: what do you put in a pint glass? I mean
Speaker 1: you don't have to. When you think of a standard
Speaker 1: pint glass one you may encounter at a pub, you
Speaker 1: put beer in there, or maybe a hard sider. I
Speaker 1: guess whatever, do your thing. I'll judge. But that's okay.
Speaker 1: Nuclear power and again cats you're gonna ban cats? Man?
Speaker 1: Do they? Now? I have so many questions? Do you
Speaker 1: are you gonna? Are you? Do you the cats that
Speaker 1: are pre existing? Are they grandfathered in?
Speaker 5: Or you just.
Speaker 1: Is that what you do I want. Also, you're not
Speaker 1: on an island alone. Okay, Now, if you were Ireland
Speaker 1: and Ireland was you know, reunified, and so it was
Speaker 1: all one thing you could do that Try to take
Speaker 1: a cat to Hawaii. It's not easy. I only know
Speaker 1: the apartment that I ended up taking over in college
Speaker 1: when I moved to Colorado. The girl who was living
Speaker 1: there was in the process of moving to Hawaii, and
Speaker 1: so I went and looked at and she was there
Speaker 1: and hear and I, uh, we talked a few times.
Speaker 1: Maybe we'ven met for lunch one time because I want
Speaker 1: to find out about the owner and whatnot. And she
Speaker 1: was unloading on me just because she had a cat.
Speaker 1: And there's the nightmare scenario bring because you got a
Speaker 1: quarantine and then it was a whole thing, and she
Speaker 1: didn't have a paperwork because it was rescue and just
Speaker 1: a nightmare. But you're not you at the UK right
Speaker 1: here and they have cats. Are you gonna what are you?
Speaker 1: Are you gonna set up a little cat checkpoint at
Speaker 1: Hadrian's Wall, which isn't the actual border by the way
Speaker 1: of Scotland and England, but used to kind of be.
Speaker 1: The Scots will tell you it was to keep the
Speaker 1: English out, and then the English. Well, anyway, it's a
Speaker 1: whole thing, he asked, anyone when you're over there, it's funny.
Speaker 1: Will they have tiny cat asylum stations where the cats
Speaker 1: can present themselves, make the claim that they're being chased
Speaker 1: by a dog, even though you don't see the dog.
Speaker 1: Maybe the dog's right over the rise there, you don't know,
Speaker 1: and the cat fears for its life, and so you
Speaker 1: allow the cat into the interior with the court date
Speaker 1: warriors down the road. But since cat's be you know,
Speaker 1: they didn't live a certain length, but it's a lot
Speaker 1: less than us. Many will not even make it because
Speaker 1: they'll get run over by a car or something, or
Speaker 1: just dump them into the interior. All right. Will three
Speaker 1: hundred thousand kittens go missing? We don't even know where
Speaker 1: they are. They crossed with a cat male relative. We
Speaker 1: didn't check, but that's what he said. And now we
Speaker 1: can't find the kitten anywhere. Lord knows where the kitten is.
Speaker 1: Maybe he's up by the O Bond Distillery. You don't know,
Speaker 1: but you're not going to make any active effort to check.
Speaker 1: Will there be little cat migrant groups there? What about
Speaker 1: the cats. They're living out the grandfather period in that village.
Speaker 1: Who you know, they got eight hundred cats in the
Speaker 1: village and now you got ten thousand brand new cats
Speaker 1: they got just left in there, and society's just beginning
Speaker 1: to change, and nobody communicates with each other, and there's
Speaker 1: animosity among the pre existing cats. Will all of these
Speaker 1: things exist? Will a bunch of self righteous cats start
Speaker 1: going on cat television and telling you that they need
Speaker 1: these other cats here because if they don't have these
Speaker 1: other cats here, there won't be blueberries for their stupid
Speaker 1: soccer mom smoothies. And we'll have to sit through that.
Speaker 1: I know what you're thinking. You're saying, k C. Come
Speaker 1: on now, you're just making up stuff. I would tell
Speaker 1: you that I'm not just making up stuff. I can't.
Speaker 1: We didn't play the audio the other day, did we.
Speaker 1: There is audio I didn't even get to didn't even
Speaker 1: get to of Nitwitz over on CNN sitting there and
Speaker 1: literally running the whole who's gonna pick our food argument? Apps?
Speaker 1: I was just unmitigated insanity every step of the way.
Speaker 1: So will there be a version of this? But the
Speaker 1: version is for cats. I need to know these things.
Speaker 1: I can't fool Did you just put it up there?
Speaker 1: Hang on, Rossmoy just put it up there. Yeah, here
Speaker 1: we go. This is an actual thing. I want to
Speaker 1: know if there's going to be a cat.
Speaker 6: Version, wait until American women can't get blueberries for their smoothies.
Speaker 6: I cannot wait until there is a full crackdown on
Speaker 6: all small businesses. As if that's going to be the
Speaker 6: solution to the immigration problem. It is just going to
Speaker 6: put immigration related issues further into.
Speaker 5: The darker corners.
Speaker 6: We're not going to see them. It's just going to
Speaker 6: become even harder to solve the problem. It's it doesn't
Speaker 6: make sense to punish individuals and people when there is
Speaker 6: a broken system.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine if they can't get their cat dip
Speaker 1: for their morning whatever. By the way, do you know
Speaker 1: where the Do you know where the majority of blueberries
Speaker 1: are grown? Because I I this was easy to look up.
Speaker 1: You know you know what countries have the most blueberry production?
Speaker 3: One?
Speaker 1: Canada is one of them, by the way, but the
Speaker 1: vast majority come from Mexico, which could be an issue,
Speaker 1: although apparently after a few hours it wasn't, and Chile both.
Speaker 1: That's who's producing the majority of her blueberries. Now, we
Speaker 1: make a lot of blueberries, don't get me wrong, but
Speaker 1: what are you talking about. You can't have blueberry stree.
Speaker 1: Do you think that that's on this whole issue which
Speaker 1: involves separated families. Yes, those three hundred thousand kids I
Speaker 1: mean incorporated in my whole cat diatribe and all of
Speaker 1: these things. And you think Mexico and Canada is not
Speaker 1: going to do it. Did you see how fast they
Speaker 1: bent the knee yesterday? They took just long enough that
Speaker 1: idiots like Michael Steele and others were able to go,
Speaker 1: see tallet tariffs don't work, and tomorrow everyone's jobs are gone.
Speaker 1: Mexico was forty eight minutes Canada was Canada held out right.
Speaker 1: They put up a good fight, which was about early lunchtime.
Speaker 1: We got an inkling that was coming and by the
Speaker 1: time you got done digesting your subway sandwich, they were like,
Speaker 1: all right, we're gonna do this, because somebody put both
Speaker 1: those leaders in a room and went, even if they went,
Speaker 1: you know, you're right, at least from their perspective, we're
Speaker 1: gonna have double unemployment tomorrow, which would have been really
Speaker 1: what happened in Canada. It would have doubled their unemployment.
Speaker 1: Now you have people like Ford, who I thought it
Speaker 1: was the crackhead dude, but it's not. It's a different
Speaker 1: dude named Ford who kind of looks like him, Unlike
Speaker 1: he's a crackhead still running stuff, but not. He's the
Speaker 1: premiere of Quebec and he's doubling down on this. Really
Speaker 1: we're gonna can And they canceled like a bunch of
Speaker 1: Starlink contracts and stuff like that'll show Elon. Elon clearly
Speaker 1: doesn't care, and he also realizes that if you're in
Speaker 1: the northern reaches of any of these provinces, you don't
Speaker 1: have any other options short of these boondoggles that pay
Speaker 1: on average three thousand dollars a year to maintain a
Speaker 1: high speed internet connection in some of these Inuit villages,
Speaker 1: when in reality, you can get everybody, you get everybody there,
Speaker 1: own starlink, pay the bill and save most of that money.
Speaker 1: So let them have a hissy fit.
Speaker 3: Again.
Speaker 1: It wasn't just reading about the USA stuff. It was
Speaker 1: passively watching what was going to happen with Mexico and
Speaker 1: Canada yesterday. And like we told you on the show, Chile,
Speaker 1: Excuse me, China is going to be a bit of
Speaker 1: the outlier. But how long did those two last ros?
Speaker 1: Were you surprised see Canada and Mexico come around? I
Speaker 1: saw you posted about it yesterday.
Speaker 3: I was laughing hysterically. Yeah. The day before you had
Speaker 3: these people on social media that were going, look at Trudeau,
Speaker 3: look at Trudeau at that poety show to make why
Speaker 3: he's a great leader, and why he you know, he's
Speaker 3: speaking two languages at once somehow, and he's going back
Speaker 3: and forth, and he's going to show Trump the business,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean, He's gonna show them what
Speaker 3: Canada is all about. And all we need to do
Speaker 3: is turn off their electricity, even though our pipeline goes
Speaker 3: through the United States before it comes back to our east.
Speaker 1: But never mind all I said, because the keystone Nextcellen
Speaker 1: h was.
Speaker 3: Going to show them. And then it was like Lessen,
Speaker 3: what what it was ten hours or something?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Twelve, man's generous, but yeah, yeah, yeah, ten hours
Speaker 1: to be official. I think about seven when.
Speaker 3: They said they were going to do it, just completely
Speaker 3: caving and giving us exactly what we wanted. And you
Speaker 3: know what Trump was asking for. It wasn't a crazy ask.
Speaker 3: It was like Hey, how about you look at your
Speaker 3: side of the border. Can you just sort of, you know,
Speaker 3: patrol that side of the border and make sure the
Speaker 3: drugs and stuff aren't coming through here? And they're like, no,
Speaker 3: I can't do that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what are you expect you to get it perfect?
Speaker 1: We just expect you not to have triple which I
Speaker 1: didn't realize triple the number of actual apprehensions of Mexico,
Speaker 1: which doesn't mean they're doing a great job over it.
Speaker 1: There's still a percentage of it. It just shows you.
Speaker 1: It shows you that. Also, the Canada has become the
Speaker 1: premier entry point for people on the terror.
Speaker 3: Watch list, but there's more ways to enter.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's one hundred. If I could tell you how
Speaker 1: to cross the Canadian border right now, go in, have
Speaker 1: a good time, and come back out on a dirt road. Yeah.
Speaker 3: I mean, just look at the map, because marketing and
Speaker 3: were looking at this yesterday because we were curious before
Speaker 3: Canada actually you know, caved how many entry points are there,
Speaker 3: and obviously the borders. But yeah, dude, there's so many.
Speaker 1: Mountana's litter with them a Minnesota and that most of
Speaker 1: them are rule man and I've crossed over. I told
Speaker 1: you when I was crossing over the War Road. Now
Speaker 1: now there is a legal thing there, but it's so
Speaker 1: life is so different there that because I was crossing
Speaker 1: in the morning as school was getting ready to start.
Speaker 1: In the opposite lane coming into Canada from me is
Speaker 1: a steady stream of high school kids. They don't even stop.
Speaker 1: They don't even stop, just wave at the US customs
Speaker 1: and a guy kind of writes the license plate down.
Speaker 1: And the reason is is because in Warroad, Minnesota, which
Speaker 1: you go up find Lake of the Woods and it's
Speaker 1: it's on the left side there you have Bidet, you
Speaker 1: have War Road, and then as you cross over you
Speaker 1: have very rural portion of Canada. There is a reservation
Speaker 1: there on the on the lake, but there's also just
Speaker 1: a bunch of people and the closest town by a
Speaker 1: mile is War Road. So they do all their grocery
Speaker 1: shopping there. And this is more important when they have
Speaker 1: their babies. That's the hospital they go to and War Road,
Speaker 1: so those kids are technically US citizens even though none
Speaker 1: of them live in the US. They they use they
Speaker 1: that was the they use it to go to school there.
Speaker 1: In fact, the way the whole thing's funded up there
Speaker 1: is a little different, and it's just because there is
Speaker 1: nothing in Canada there of any decent size until you
Speaker 1: get all the way up to Saskatchewan and stuff, because
Speaker 1: you're in rural Manitoba there, and so people all come
Speaker 1: down and so the kids that are coming in to
Speaker 1: go to school, it would be insane to stop them.
Speaker 1: It's very loosey goosey. A lot of it's built on trust.
Speaker 1: And that's an actual checkpoint. You go fifty miles towards
Speaker 1: the North Dakota border where there's nothing and you can
Speaker 1: get into northern Montana. There's ranches that use service roads
Speaker 1: as part of getting departs of the ranches that technically
Speaker 1: cross into Canada, and it's not marked. You just got
Speaker 1: to know what you're doing. Me and my cousin, Me
Speaker 1: and my cousins used drive on some of these roads. Now,
Speaker 1: we didn't use it to necessarily access Canada and the
Speaker 1: people around there. We did it to go shoot birds
Speaker 1: and stuff. So that's what's going on here, and yeah,
Speaker 1: what they were asking for is pretty reasonable. The question
Speaker 1: is how did we get here? Well, it's the same
Speaker 1: way we got here with the USAID programs and everything else.
Speaker 1: We used to have a balance here in the US
Speaker 1: because we primarily funded our country based on terrace, but
Speaker 1: we had a balance. We would look at somebody who
Speaker 1: wanted to do a business and we'd find out what
Speaker 1: the mutual benefit was, and yes, we would even yield
Speaker 1: on the side of giving a little because we wanted
Speaker 1: that revenue. We wait, we wanted them addicted to doing
Speaker 1: business in the US. And over the years, what happens
Speaker 1: is soft politicians went, you know, it's not really fair
Speaker 1: because they're so poor compared to us, They're GDPs not
Speaker 1: as high, and so we would get increasingly worse situations
Speaker 1: and they would they would take an inch, they would
Speaker 1: take an inch, and I would understand why they would
Speaker 1: do it right, because they're negotiating for their country now
Speaker 1: they're people. So if you have a soft politician who's like,
Speaker 1: oh shucks, look at that. Look at the little guys
Speaker 1: just getting going with their stuff, well, you know what,
Speaker 1: we're not gonna We're gonna tear if they're stuff. They
Speaker 1: had mouths defeat and whatnot. And then so they established
Speaker 1: sectors in there. And then they start establishing sectors where
Speaker 1: laws are written and put into place, like they did
Speaker 1: with the California flower industry, not the bread flour, but
Speaker 1: the pretty flowers, right that you're all gonna buy on Thanksgi,
Speaker 1: on Thanksgiving, on Valentine's Day because you're a schmuck. And
Speaker 1: so they we basically turned that whole industry over to
Speaker 1: Columbia's part of a trade deal. In fact, there are busted, old,
Speaker 1: abandoned greenhouses in Marin County, California that used to grow
Speaker 1: all of not all these, but a crap ton of
Speaker 1: these flowers. But we just opened it up to Canada,
Speaker 1: to Columbia. We did it because we felt bad. Look
Speaker 1: at it. It's a lot of violence down there. People are poor.
Speaker 1: What are we going to do? And they went all
Speaker 1: shucks all the way through instead of constantly reminding politely
Speaker 1: that were the United States and doing business here is
Speaker 1: really good for you. And so Trump's looking at all
Speaker 1: these after years of neglecting, going look, we're going to
Speaker 1: bring these back to where they need to be. And
Speaker 1: of course it's a painful process, but it's a process
Speaker 1: you all allowed to happen, and he's going to be
Speaker 1: the adult. We'll be back. But like literally all the
Speaker 1: stuff where there's proposals to ban or kurtell it up there,
Speaker 1: and what are you guys doing? Man? So if you
Speaker 1: don't know, there is uh they're looking at banning cats
Speaker 1: and I'm just want like, how do you enforce that
Speaker 1: the can't tiny cat checkpoints? Will smugglers still be called
Speaker 1: coyotes because I don't know if you know what happens
Speaker 1: when coyotes and cats get around each other. It's usually
Speaker 1: not good for the cats, like or little dogs. Do
Speaker 1: you remember when Jessica Simpson got her dog eating by
Speaker 1: coyote and then went on social media, uh all about it?
Speaker 1: I think you did a parody Now I don't remember it.
Speaker 1: I think we did a parody song. See if I
Speaker 1: can find that trying everybody did the parody song too.
Speaker 1: They just get another dog or something, all right, you
Speaker 1: know what. That's right, that's how my brain works. So
Speaker 1: everybody just play in or plug in because I'm gonna
Speaker 1: find this real quick. Yeah. Yeah, when the uh they
Speaker 1: don't they don't do well? Oh man, it would be
Speaker 1: under song, wouldn't hold on? Yes? I found it so
Speaker 1: uh in the Hollywood Hills, she had a she had
Speaker 1: a little dog, a little purse dog that went missing.
Speaker 1: And then there was some trail cam video and there
Speaker 1: like is that your dog near a coyote? Well, where'd
Speaker 1: your dog you go? And then she she posted these
Speaker 1: like long, I don't celebrate their little dog got eaten.
Speaker 1: But man, if you got coyotes around, even if you're
Speaker 1: in there, you don't let small animals out. The coyotes
Speaker 1: don't eat them. The eagles will. I told you it
Speaker 1: had some of my friend's parents. I was there at
Speaker 1: an event they had like a big cookout thing and
Speaker 1: two hours of it was what happened to a little
Speaker 1: the other yappie Pomeranian and an eagle happened. So, yeah,
Speaker 1: you gotta be careful. That's what it was. It was
Speaker 1: a three dog night.
Speaker 7: Jessica, vent's a dead dog.
Speaker 1: Nobody. You will have a fine back up. She'll come
Speaker 1: out instead of that chiote is behind. So let me
Speaker 1: give you some advice. Skip the twegt your mode alone,
Speaker 1: then go by and dumb doll.
Speaker 3: But if it.
Speaker 1: Fits, send your person. It's kyoted feed so by a
Speaker 1: different breathe advice that you were a smart arct girl.
Speaker 1: You exa did as true.
Speaker 7: That the lion drink said, it's a circle of the fire.
Speaker 1: She's now kayoting poop.
Speaker 8: Skip the tweg your mod along, then go bye and
Speaker 8: dumb doll.
Speaker 1: But if it fits, send your person. It's kyoted feed
Speaker 1: so by.
Speaker 3: A different breathe, all right.
Speaker 1: So that's and that's just that, that's just the tip
Speaker 1: of this. These are all proposed things again, not that
Speaker 1: they're all gonna pass, but are all proposals currently in
Speaker 1: the Scottish legislature. So fireworks banning those raf flyovers, because
Speaker 1: why would you want you know, that probably scares some people.
Speaker 1: The one o'clock gun at Edinburgh Castle, which is kind
Speaker 1: of a it's a traditional thing, but it's a tourist
Speaker 1: thing too. Burning wood that to be fair, finding trees
Speaker 1: in Scotland can be a little difficult around many of
Speaker 1: the more popularized areas. They do have forests, and especially
Speaker 1: if you get up where that the big British monarchy
Speaker 1: have there. They do all their stag hunting up there
Speaker 1: and stuff that's pretty impressive and you can kind of
Speaker 1: look over the hills at it. Social media under sixteen
Speaker 1: birthday cakes and orange juice. They're also want to ban
Speaker 1: bagpipes in certain circums. How do you do that? How
Speaker 1: do you put any restrictions on bagpipes? How do you
Speaker 1: Bury police if you don't have bagpipes? I don't even
Speaker 1: know how that works. I thought bagpipes are required for
Speaker 1: any gun salute a fallen officer funeral. And that's just
Speaker 1: in the US. It has to be that way in
Speaker 1: the UK, nuclear power, you name it. So I don't know, man,
Speaker 1: I think I think William Wallace, if you'd have told
Speaker 1: them all this, would have would have let the British
Speaker 1: people or the British lords just uh just have their
Speaker 1: way with your just prema knock to the hell out
Speaker 1: of your wife and just look the other way, because
Speaker 1: you'd be like, what am I fighting for? Man, it
Speaker 1: can't be this all right, you know, it'd be real,
Speaker 1: real sad is Donna? Hello Donna?
Speaker 3: Are you good morning?
Speaker 8: Casey?
Speaker 1: Good morning?
Speaker 9: So are they gonna have a Gimo equivalent and call
Speaker 9: it kipmo?
Speaker 1: You know what, here's the thing. I don't like the pun,
Speaker 1: but I'm I'm willing to agree if it means that
Speaker 1: there's a giant cat prison.
Speaker 5: So that's terrible.
Speaker 1: You know, the problem.
Speaker 5: The problem with Scotland is it's a soul of scott Now.
Speaker 1: Now that's it. That is a famous quote.
Speaker 5: So yes to steal.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I will say this, though, I don't think you
Speaker 1: put it in Scotland. I think you do. You put
Speaker 1: it in El Salvador because that guys like willing to
Speaker 1: build mega prisons for us.
Speaker 5: So yeah, right on.
Speaker 1: Plus it would give all the other people some to eat.
Speaker 1: So all right, all right, so I'm gonna mark you
Speaker 1: out for not moving to Scotland. Okay, yeah, Donald wouldn't.
Speaker 1: She couldn't function there having access to kats. Yeah, if
Speaker 1: you didn't see this, the president of l Salvador is like, hey,
Speaker 1: all right, so I know you can only store like
Speaker 1: thirty thousand at this skipmo thing. You're proposing what and
Speaker 1: you have all these countries they are going to make
Speaker 1: it very difficult to bring about. What if we built
Speaker 1: you a mega prison because I don't know if you
Speaker 1: know this, we're kind of into mega prisons right now,
Speaker 1: and you know we could do that you just pay us.
Speaker 1: And Trump's looking to that, going that's a damn fine idea. Oh,
Speaker 1: people are gonna lose their minds. Absolutely. So not only
Speaker 1: are you not are you deported from the US, but
Speaker 1: because by the way, these are not just random folks.
Speaker 1: These are the very same people that Columbia tried to
Speaker 1: turn back because we had them shackled in a plane. Yes,
Speaker 1: that's right. We had a plane full of people who
Speaker 1: themselves are all murderers or suspected murderers or or drug
Speaker 1: kingpins who Colombia didn't want to allow a plane to
Speaker 1: land because we had them in shackles.
Speaker 3: I don't think we didn't go far enough there. They
Speaker 3: should have all looked like Hannibal Lecter.
Speaker 1: Said about with one of the full wheelchairs with the
Speaker 1: masks and the whole con Air fields.
Speaker 3: Right, Steve Bushemi and Cony Air. Yeah, with the mask
Speaker 3: and the dolly and then when the when you would
Speaker 3: land and you would open up the back of the plane,
Speaker 3: you would just kind of roll them. They would roll
Speaker 3: down the dolly.
Speaker 1: H yeah, line of sorts. Yeah. So, but like Columbia's position,
Speaker 1: what do you think if we just let them all
Speaker 1: run around like it's business class, But they knew that
Speaker 1: this plane was literally flying them back to the country
Speaker 1: where they're probably gonna get thrown in the poke.
Speaker 3: Then it actually turns into kan Air.
Speaker 1: Then it is kan Air five minutes because what do
Speaker 1: they have to lose? You absolute luned to what do
Speaker 1: they have to lose. They'd be up there like that
Speaker 1: Somali pirate going I'm the captain Now. In five minutes,
Speaker 1: they'd be falling out of the air and they'd be
Speaker 1: pulling that and it looked like that crazy fight scene
Speaker 1: with Bain right get in the opening of that mission
Speaker 1: Impossible Planes. Like they're not going to go back. Of course,
Speaker 1: they're at shackles. They just they they didn't get the
Speaker 1: full outfit the Ross wanted. So that's a very interesting proposal.
Speaker 1: I don't know what that looks like. People lose their
Speaker 1: buying because they're already losing the mind over the audacity
Speaker 1: of El Salvador to basically jail career criminals there, which
Speaker 1: the people seem to like, not all of them, obviously,
Speaker 1: if they got relatives locked up in there. But and
Speaker 1: don't get me wrong, is else are there people locked
Speaker 1: up in there that l Salvador may have fast tracked, probably,
Speaker 1: but there that's also El Salvador. So the US, if
Speaker 1: they have any concerns with that, needs to be very
Speaker 1: vocal about, Hey, while you guys may be running it,
Speaker 1: it will be run to US standards or not. But
Speaker 1: the screeching will get it will continue I promise yes, Janet,
Speaker 1: what's up?
Speaker 9: Hey, So that crazy woman you are playing a clip
Speaker 9: on earlier? What is she talking about? Who's coming ford
Speaker 9: blueberries for smoothie? All the other examples she gave, Like,
Speaker 9: that's not already happening too, Yeah.
Speaker 1: Hold on, let me play the audio again. She was
Speaker 1: really into the blueberry smoothies. But here we go.
Speaker 6: I can't wait until American women can't get blueberries for
Speaker 6: their smoothies. I cannot wait until there is a full
Speaker 6: crackdown on all small businesses.
Speaker 1: As if that's going to be the solution.
Speaker 6: To the immigration problem. It is just going to put
Speaker 6: immigration related issues further into.
Speaker 5: The darker corners.
Speaker 6: We're not going to see them. It's just going to
Speaker 6: become even harder to solve the problem. It's it doesn't
Speaker 6: make sense to punish individuals and people when there is
Speaker 6: a broken systems.
Speaker 1: So it sounds like her two points were the blueberries,
Speaker 1: but also the smoothie shop.
Speaker 9: So right right, Like, hello, COVID crack down on small businesses.
Speaker 9: I mean, COVID could go anywhere except Walmart.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but these are smoothie shops, Janet, where they serve
Speaker 1: fresh blueberry smoothies.
Speaker 9: Just stupid is wrong with this one?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Well even the people in the panel were kind
Speaker 1: of looking at her like, would you stop bringing up
Speaker 1: agricultural examples because we're kind of fitting a pattern here.
Speaker 1: So yeah, all right, well I'm sorry, I'm sorry about that,
Speaker 1: but your smoothies are in periled. But it sounds like
Speaker 1: obviously they were already imperiled for you Janets.
Speaker 3: So nothing does that woman that was unseen? And then
Speaker 3: does she really speak like that the Valley girl? Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: she sounds doesn't It sounds like a parody.
Speaker 1: Yeah, That's why I kind of smacked when I was
Speaker 1: making fun of her, because it's very.
Speaker 3: I mean, yeah, you Blue Buys and you weren't gonna
Speaker 3: be like where the Mexicans like.
Speaker 1: It's so groty. You know what I'm saying is how
Speaker 1: grotty it is? Good point, Oh my gosh, so grody
Speaker 1: to the max. Some would say it's to the max grody.
Speaker 1: I don't know if i'd go there, would you would
Speaker 1: you say? To the max? Ross? Or almost to the max?
Speaker 1: Almost almost to the max? Okay, all right, so it's
Speaker 1: groedy but not quite to the max. It could be groedy?
Speaker 1: Or is all that we're saying seven seventeen. The grotty
Speaker 1: will continue next hang out at the very leadst A
Speaker 1: very good way to expose the sheer hypocrisy of people.
Speaker 1: Let me let me ask Ross. I'm gonna ask you
Speaker 1: the question, do you think women have agency? Grown women,
Speaker 1: not women suffering from any sort of thing that may
Speaker 1: call into question their ability to make legal, rational decisions.
Speaker 1: I still question the rationals sometimes. But but do women,
Speaker 1: adult women have agency to make their own decisions?
Speaker 3: Of course they do, I believe right.
Speaker 1: You even have a wife, right, and you feel that
Speaker 1: she has agency? Do?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 1: You do? Okay? Okay, So if your wife decided to
Speaker 1: show up to an event wearing nothing and then drop
Speaker 1: trou in front of all the cameras, would that be
Speaker 1: on her a little bit? Not that not that your
Speaker 1: sweet wife would do that, But would you go, oh,
Speaker 1: obviously somebody made her do that? Or would you be like,
Speaker 1: oh my god, what is going on?
Speaker 3: I think in her? In her? You know, if it
Speaker 3: was it might be mind control of some sort, because
Speaker 3: it's so would be so car.
Speaker 1: But there's not a So there's not a pattern of
Speaker 1: your wife showing up at red carpet events there with
Speaker 1: her boots out or anything, okay.
Speaker 3: Which seems to be that's the thing that Kanye's is
Speaker 3: his wife.
Speaker 1: First, Oh you knew where I was going with this. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I guess they're married.
Speaker 3: So they're married, okay, yeah, No, it seems to be
Speaker 3: like a pattern with her because every time you see her,
Speaker 3: she's not wearing pants, or she's not wearing a shirt,
Speaker 3: or she's doing things to Kanye on a boat or whatever.
Speaker 1: Like what putting sunscreen on her? Yeah where all over
Speaker 1: all over? Yeah? Okay, but especially lower than all over
Speaker 1: maybe yeah, and not with her hands anyway. So here's
Speaker 1: the thing. So ever, since she's throwing the red carpet there,
Speaker 1: like the other half of Twitter, the one who wasn't
Speaker 1: melting down just over the exposing of all of this
Speaker 1: USA boondoggle, the other half of Twitter yesterday was like
Speaker 1: trying to have some sort of like Bianca Sence sorry
Speaker 1: which is her name intervention because they were like slow
Speaker 1: rolling the video and at some point Kanye talks to her.
Speaker 1: They don't know what he says, and they were saying, well,
Speaker 1: obviously what's happening is she is under his control. She's
Speaker 1: not making her own decisions, and he's ordering her around.
Speaker 1: Look just look at her. She you can tell that
Speaker 1: that is Stockholm syndrome or something. The boat thing that
Speaker 1: he's referring to was a specific act and like and
Speaker 1: and all that, and none of it's her fault. It's
Speaker 1: not her making a decision.
Speaker 3: Right, It's just he has her under his control, right, Yeah.
Speaker 3: Or they're both crazy people that found each other.
Speaker 1: Right, there's that. That's the other One's the other one
Speaker 1: he could go with. Yeah, So, like you just assume
Speaker 1: because she's doing this, that Kanye is obviously forcing her
Speaker 1: to In this day and age, for a woman to
Speaker 1: make the decision that she wants you to see part
Speaker 1: of her nether regions, especially in a public set, in
Speaker 1: a publicity driven setting, it has to be a man
Speaker 1: forcing him to do it. Then you don't believe in
Speaker 1: agency of women if that's your default, because one, OnlyFans exist.
Speaker 1: So like that barrier's broken. Two, this is hot. How
Speaker 1: many wardrobe malfunctions some intentional, Okay, a lot of them
Speaker 1: intentional are part of the Hollywood celebrity zeitegeys Right, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I remember Britney getting out of that car. Remember the
Speaker 1: super Bowl, right, which Anna Jackson and Justin Timberlake and there,
Speaker 1: even there, they tried to go, well, Judd justin did
Speaker 1: that to her. She couldn't have done that. Maybe Kanye
Speaker 1: is just dating somebody who wants you to see your body, man,
Speaker 1: she said, and look, she got a pretty good body
Speaker 1: on her. I didn't want to look. It just happened
Speaker 1: to show up at my news feet. Nothing I could do.
Speaker 1: And because everything that Kanye does is seemingly reaction publicity driven.
Speaker 1: This guy loves stirring the pot man. He's very good
Speaker 1: at it. So you think the woman by his side
Speaker 1: isn't going along with it? Sure, she probably adores him,
Speaker 1: but I don't think he had to talk her into
Speaker 1: this stuff, and I don't think he's given her hypnotic orders.
Speaker 1: Are you talking about TikTok prank? Which I'll do in
Speaker 1: a moment. Oh you're kidding me. All right, here's the headline. Wait,
Speaker 1: hold on, I gotta do. It's New York Post, so
Speaker 1: I have to have nine little splashovers and pop up
Speaker 1: ads and then it'll allow me to here we go,
Speaker 1: illegal migrant cut loose in plea deal after raping sleeping women.
Speaker 1: But then the Fed stepped in, all right, so we
Speaker 1: can get some sanity here. Yeah, here we go an
Speaker 1: Ecuadori and migrant to cut a plea deal with Queen's
Speaker 1: prosecutors that allowed him gave him no jail time for
Speaker 1: raping sleeping women? Is it not as raping if they're sleeping?
Speaker 1: Am I? I have to ask whoope? Since she delineates
Speaker 1: these things, was it rape or was it rape? Rape?
Speaker 6: Ugh?
Speaker 1: So this twenty seven year old kel cardenis, I don't
Speaker 1: know if i'd pray kal kyle kail kai l. I
Speaker 1: don't even know how that'd be pronounced anyway, picked up
Speaker 1: by federal agents Monday morning, less than a month after
Speaker 1: being freed for the horrifying twenty twenty three rape and
Speaker 1: sex abuse case. So yeah, the Feds are getting a
Speaker 1: little proactive here man. And so they watched this playout obviously,
Speaker 1: you know, going back a month under a different administration,
Speaker 1: and prosecutors up in Queens are like, yeah, about that
Speaker 1: thing where you were literally raping somebody was trying to sleep.
Speaker 1: We gave you no jail time. The Feds were not
Speaker 1: having them. So where did this take place? On public transfers?
Speaker 9: Are now?
Speaker 1: Okay? So was at an apartment party in Jamaica Queens.
Speaker 1: The woman told authorities that she had passed out and
Speaker 1: woke up to basically having her clothes removed and this
Speaker 1: guy literally in the act of it, and they weren't
Speaker 1: even going to give him jail time. Listen to the
Speaker 1: evidence they had for this, so they kind of knew
Speaker 1: each other, but not really. One of the pieces of
Speaker 1: evidence the prosecutors brought to trial was messages between the
Speaker 1: victim and her attacker, in which he stated that he
Speaker 1: saw her sleeping and had to start touching her. So
Speaker 1: while she's passed out, while he's escalating to full on
Speaker 1: sex with this woman, He's also explaining via Instagram texts
Speaker 1: why he's doing what he's doing. You look so hot.
Speaker 1: I saw you sleeping. I figured, hey, this is as
Speaker 1: much chance. So you have you have an admission. You
Speaker 1: have an admission. You have the witness testimony or the
Speaker 1: victim testimony. You have a witness who testified because she
Speaker 1: started screaming, people ran in what's up? And you require
Speaker 1: Here's what he was sentenced to. One year of sex
Speaker 1: offender counseling but no jail time. That is amazing, I mean,
Speaker 1: but it's really not. That's uh, you know DA and
Speaker 1: prosecutors in the Manhattan area right there. Oh, he also
Speaker 1: had to stay away from the victim. I guess whether
Speaker 1: she's awake or asleep, he's got to stay a certain distance. However,
Speaker 1: federal agencies decided to go ahead and pick him up
Speaker 1: because while that he may have been adjudicated on the
Speaker 1: state charges there, the fact remains that he crossed the
Speaker 1: border illegally, and I guess there's some other charges he
Speaker 1: has too, And they're just like, nope, we're going to
Speaker 1: scoop you up in our with our big criminal migrant
Speaker 1: goldfish net. Well that's good. I don't know, maybe you're
Speaker 1: on your way down Salvador two, sir. Absolutely just nothing
Speaker 1: but wins all week man and just stupid stuff. Do
Speaker 1: you see the governor of New Jersey who was like
Speaker 1: he's in an interview and he's wanting to act tough,
Speaker 1: and he's just like, ah, I have an illegal migrant
Speaker 1: in the governor's mansion. What are you going to do
Speaker 1: about it? And then they asked Homan at home and
Speaker 1: it's like, oh, really that's true. Do you got is
Speaker 1: that happening? All right, we'll get a warrant for that.
Speaker 1: And that piece of garbage, was literally backtracking by by sundown.
Speaker 1: He's like, just kidd, we don't have no, we don't
Speaker 1: have it. A I'm not harboring an illegal immigrant in
Speaker 1: the in the in the governor's mansion. That's crazy. And
Speaker 1: it's like, well, hold on, so were you just lying
Speaker 1: all morning or was the person there and now they're
Speaker 1: not like none of this makes any sense? Or did
Speaker 1: you get called on your bs and you realize the
Speaker 1: whole You a doug, Because let's look at the options.
Speaker 1: Even in New Jersey, which is a state that is
Speaker 1: not outside the realm of purple right, they have Republican
Speaker 1: governors there. They have a very contentious race coming up.
Speaker 1: A lot of people throwing their hat in to be
Speaker 1: the Republican person there because right now, if you can
Speaker 1: get in there and you don't have a major scandal,
Speaker 1: you got a pretty good chance. And the last thing
Speaker 1: this term limited democrat up there would do is create
Speaker 1: this scenario where the Feds are raiding the governor's mansion.
Speaker 1: What if he was harboring them there? People are going
Speaker 1: to have a very different response to that because it
Speaker 1: looks so insane and it just shows you how backcrap
Speaker 1: crazy people are, especially if it's somebody who has a
Speaker 1: significant criminal background, which is the focus of immigration. They're
Speaker 1: not even coming in and getting your domestic help. Or however,
Speaker 1: you see these people every time you open your mouth
Speaker 1: and Trump's Trump's guy Homan called you on your bs
Speaker 1: and you immediately folded. Sure, you're Canada now in Mexico
Speaker 1: and Honduras, in Colombia. You're all the things. Meanwhile, Joe
Speaker 1: Biden's moving on to his next chapter in life. What
Speaker 1: do you what do we think in rom com buddy comedy?
Speaker 1: Maybe a reboot of Weekend at Bernie's. That'd be amazing.
Speaker 3: I'm thinking like a combination of Weekend at Bernie's, would like, say,
Speaker 3: like a Liam Neeson movie, Like.
Speaker 1: So, okay, all right, but you know Liam Neeson's character,
Speaker 1: which is usually the same. It's just taken on a
Speaker 1: snowplow or taken on a train or a plane or whatever.
Speaker 1: Although I watched the latest one where he's just trying
Speaker 1: to reconnect with his dad's very it's it's not the
Speaker 1: usual stuff. I can't remember what the name of it is,
Speaker 1: but it's a it's a big drama. And yeah, don't
Speaker 1: get me wrong, he is a criminal dude with a
Speaker 1: heart of golden there or whatever, but he was a dragger.
Speaker 1: So anyway, I only asked because Biden already has been
Speaker 1: signed as the to a talent agency, one of the
Speaker 1: one of the big boys there, which I mean, this
Speaker 1: is just I understand why the talent agencies are coming
Speaker 1: out because there's so many production options nowadays, even ones
Speaker 1: that he could probably make it through. But it was
Speaker 1: it Cia right who handles, and they're a big moon back.
Speaker 1: These are the yeah, creative artist agencies CIA. This is
Speaker 1: a big one. When you normally hear about these guys,
Speaker 1: it's because somebody in Hollywood had a conservative opinion and
Speaker 1: they drop them as a client. So they immediately signed
Speaker 1: Biden and so now you know, it's just keep the
Speaker 1: money spiger going. Here we go. We don't know what
Speaker 1: the services are, but I have to wonder. I don't
Speaker 1: get right, I don't know if it would be a
Speaker 1: dramatic role, and it would be funny watching him issue
Speaker 1: threats to you know, a group of Albanian gangsters or something.
Speaker 1: But if you thought that video of from the Irishman
Speaker 1: that we mocked of of de Niro pretending he's fifty
Speaker 1: years younger. Herb stomping that shop owner was funny to
Speaker 1: watch because his legs just don't move like that. Can
Speaker 1: you imagine him having to do a fight scene with
Speaker 1: Joe Biden?
Speaker 3: You know, the handlers would have to jump in and
Speaker 3: do it.
Speaker 1: He'd be dead. He'd be dead. They'd be like, why
Speaker 1: don't you stretch mister proble?
Speaker 3: My gosh, she's I don't know, man, he's surpry.
Speaker 1: What's he gonna do? The awkward, weird downhill walk with
Speaker 1: his arms flailing like he's trying to go down the Like.
Speaker 1: The fight scenes aren't gonna be on the roll upstairs
Speaker 1: to the plane, I can tell you that much. You're
Speaker 1: not Jackie Channing anything on there. It would be funny
Speaker 1: to see some like thirty year old stunt dude with
Speaker 1: like the hair plug hit in film from an angle.
Speaker 3: But I mean the Albanians could be chasing him up
Speaker 3: the stairs and then he could fall backwards and take
Speaker 3: them all out.
Speaker 1: Oh that's a good point, like bowling pins just knock
Speaker 1: them all out. So more of a more of like
Speaker 1: a mister Bean as a spy kind of thing. There
Speaker 1: you go, all right? Yeah, so yeah, we don't even
Speaker 1: know what's gonna be going on, but that is getting
Speaker 1: signed to. That means there's a bunch of money that's
Speaker 1: going to be changing hands. What other cameos could we
Speaker 1: do for Biden? That's what I want to know. What
Speaker 1: other reboots would fit? Like we can at Bernie's the
Speaker 1: one that comes to mind, which would be an easy
Speaker 1: like reboot because it's Hollywood, and then they can just
Speaker 1: haul Joe Biden around places, get some secret service guys
Speaker 1: to play as you know, the buddies there. So if
Speaker 1: you can get a couple that can act, you got
Speaker 1: a lot of options. Man. Also, it says here he
Speaker 1: and members of his family. What's Hunter Biden gonna do?
Speaker 1: Train Spotting? I mean, what's his movie? Are we gonna
Speaker 1: do a reboot? But instead of DiCaprio in the Basketball Diaries,
Speaker 1: it's Joe Biden. Oh, it's gonna be amazing or the
Speaker 1: People Versus Larry Flint Part two or something, whatever it is,
Speaker 1: it's gonna have tons of T and A in it.
Speaker 1: Can we just agree? Okay? All right? Seven forty five
Speaker 1: raced Agic from the Weather Channel. He's hanging out with us.
Speaker 1: What's going on, sir man? Much are you. I know,
Speaker 1: we're trying to figure out so Biden signed to this
Speaker 1: big Hollywood talent agency and we're trying to figure out
Speaker 1: what movie they're gonna put him in, and all we
Speaker 1: can come up with is Weekend at Bernie's Reboot. So
Speaker 1: oh wow. Yeah, yeah, there is not a lot of lines.
Speaker 1: Maybe more phasical comedy. Yeah, I guess we'll see. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it works because he's a former president, so it's just yes,
Speaker 1: it's easy to get paid once you're done the man,
Speaker 1: Yeah for sure. Right, but let's turn from fiction to nonfiction,
Speaker 1: well regulated fiction, right, yeah, that's that is and fifties
Speaker 1: a little mid fifties.
Speaker 7: Normal high normal lows in the low thirties. Take a
Speaker 7: look this morning, real quick, already seeing upper forties, low
Speaker 7: fifties for morning lows. So we're almost surpassing the high
Speaker 7: temperatures for the date, not the morning lows, and that
Speaker 7: means load to mid seventies. Today we get the seventy
Speaker 7: six that would tie a record in Raleigh, record of
Speaker 7: the Triad, I think is a little bit lower. Seventy
Speaker 7: three actually, so pretty dark close for everybody. Now, there
Speaker 7: are bigger changes coming though tomorrow. We've been talking about
Speaker 7: this last couple of days clouds that can get this
Speaker 7: east flow low pressure going north of us, and what
Speaker 7: that means for you really is a much different data
Speaker 7: than today. You're going to find the jackets again, a
Speaker 7: lot of clouds in the afternoon, some light rain and
Speaker 7: rain into Tomorrow night.
Speaker 1: We're only going to be in.
Speaker 7: The mid upper forties tomorrow, so about a thirty degree
Speaker 7: temperature swing between today and tomorrow. Then we're back up Thursday,
Speaker 7: maybe a little rain early, then low seventies in the afternoon,
Speaker 7: and that chance of rain will come in as we
Speaker 7: go through Thursday night. We'll get a break Friday morning,
Speaker 7: another round of rain for Friday afternoon, low seventies, and
Speaker 7: then we're dry Friday night late, and then another chance
Speaker 7: of rain Saturday, but dry Sunday. So every couple of
Speaker 7: days it looks like a chance of rain. The timing
Speaker 7: case do you think we'd have to work on, But
Speaker 7: I think in the next forty eight hours we'll go
Speaker 7: from short sleeves today, near record warm to much cooler
Speaker 7: tomorrow and rain most of in light but still quarter
Speaker 7: inch in some spots later the tomorrow afternoon into Tomorrow night,
Speaker 7: either rainfall, the Weather Service still, you know, talking about
Speaker 7: how the fire danger is still pretty high across most
Speaker 7: of the southeast with the lack of rainfall, and we'll
Speaker 7: get a little bit it's needed, and then I think
Speaker 7: unsettled after that, every couple of days some chances of rain.
Speaker 1: So unsettled is to be interesting. So that's fine. Yeah
Speaker 1: for me too, no ice, not st possibility, so yeah,
Speaker 1: maybe you know. Okay, all right, well, thank you very much.
Speaker 1: Do appreciate it, sir. We will chat with you in
Speaker 1: an hour. Okay, yes, sir, there you go, race stagic
Speaker 1: from the Weather Channel. No, people are coming up with
Speaker 1: Joe Biden movie titles. See I was gonna suggest that,
Speaker 1: but I'm going to have to you guys know what's up.
Speaker 1: All right, We'll see if any of them are funny,
Speaker 1: and we'll get your calls next. Hang on, do you
Speaker 1: guys know Ross? Do you guys even go out or you? Yeah? Yeah,
Speaker 1: you made the wise decision. A lot of people ain't
Speaker 1: having that. Apparently police had to show up to the
Speaker 1: chilis at a mall in Nashville, the Opry Mills Mall.
Speaker 1: I don't know what it is. I don't know. I
Speaker 1: probably in trouble for this. I don't know. I have
Speaker 1: no beef with chilies, but I always find the mall
Speaker 1: adjacent chilies are more interesting, you know what I mean
Speaker 1: by that? More interesting? And I don't know, maybe maybe
Speaker 1: it's just everyone's in mole mode, but whatever least recalled
Speaker 1: after gunshots around. Also, I have a question if you're
Speaker 1: in if you let's say you go to Chili's to
Speaker 1: avail yourself of endless baby back ribs, which I would understand,
Speaker 1: I'm here for it, Yet you're only on let's say
Speaker 1: you're only on your second platter and you're a you're
Speaker 1: a three or four platter kind of person, right, you
Speaker 1: make Chili's executives nervous and gunshots rang out, So like
Speaker 1: the rest of the folks in this story, you all
Speaker 1: run outside because you know you don't want to get
Speaker 1: Swiss cheese while you're eating your ribs. Does that stop
Speaker 1: the clock? Or are you that's just it? They were
Speaker 1: endless until you know, because if you read, they have
Speaker 1: actual verbiage on what endless really means. Because people suit
Speaker 1: them for stuff like you can't do take out. There's
Speaker 1: a certain timeframe all of this I don't know. Once
Speaker 1: the police clear the scene, can you go back in
Speaker 1: and then boom? And then they got to bring you
Speaker 1: a fresh platter because that other one, because you know,
Speaker 1: it takes a while to process. The scene's probably cold.
Speaker 1: Don't know the answer. Witnesses say there was panic because
Speaker 1: people sprinting out of the mall. Quote, we were sitting
Speaker 1: on the little swings over there, right past the food court.
Speaker 1: So this is literally this one's in the mall. I
Speaker 1: guess and uh. A witness named Ladonte described to a
Speaker 1: local news station, all I see them on their walkies
Speaker 1: and like, oh, they're shooting. You need to run, run run.
Speaker 1: What if you're really hungry and your ribs just got there.
Speaker 1: Another woman said that she was checking out at the
Speaker 1: adjacent Bass Pro show. It just gets better at the
Speaker 1: bass Pro shop. Wait, do you have a bass Pro
Speaker 1: shop directly next to a Chili's and it's all enclosed.
Speaker 1: That's like redneck Kevin Man. People were running through yelling
Speaker 1: code red, code red. Everyone's got to go. It's just
Speaker 1: you hear code red. That's a mole cop speak for
Speaker 1: a not good. The Chili's, which sits directly between the
Speaker 1: TGI Fridays and Applebee's in case you didn't know, cause
Speaker 1: where is the chili that's right next to the other.
Speaker 1: Two Fast casual also saw patrons fleeing after they heard
Speaker 1: the gunshots and the commotion. In all, police say, seven
Speaker 1: shots may have been fired. If you do that thing,
Speaker 1: or I guess your other expects you to. You got
Speaker 1: a week and a half, so probably go ahead and
Speaker 1: get on that. I guess the big story today is
Speaker 1: the absolute panic going on over the US AID program
Speaker 1: established via executive order by President Kennedy. The programs as
Speaker 1: it has ballooned, has become more secretive. The last administration
Speaker 1: changed basically the transparency part of it, where you could
Speaker 1: see where a lot of this is going and who
Speaker 1: was attached to and and the Biden me or the
Speaker 1: Trump administration said, no, we're going to dig into this thing,
Speaker 1: and by the way to do it, we're basically going
Speaker 1: to get six super genius like twenty somethings to go
Speaker 1: in with their laptops and just start purging this. And
Speaker 1: these are not normal. When I say not normal, I
Speaker 1: mean those are not just normal actuaries or accountants or anything.
Speaker 1: These are dudes, Like one of these dudes, and they've
Speaker 1: all been doxed. Wired magazine decided to do a whole
Speaker 1: profile piece on him, given all of their information, because
Speaker 1: they think they're dealing with bureaucrats and they're not. You're
Speaker 1: dealing with You're dealing with guys who've accomplished more in
Speaker 1: their high school career than most humans will, including one
Speaker 1: of them. One of these young men who when he
Speaker 1: was eighteen, was bored and decided he was going to
Speaker 1: tackle something that science hadn't come up with an answer with.
Speaker 1: And specifically, the problem they had is they had a
Speaker 1: bunch of old scrolls, right, we got old scrolls. There's
Speaker 1: a whole program obviously that surrounds the Dead Sea scrolls,
Speaker 1: but there's other scrolls and they get found and it's
Speaker 1: not like you can just unfurl them like you're in
Speaker 1: an Indiana Jones movie. The papyrus or whatever they're on
Speaker 1: is so brittle you would absolutely destroy it. And so
Speaker 1: what did he do. He's like, well, I'm really really
Speaker 1: into the AI stuff right now, and we can do
Speaker 1: a lot in being able to scan even items that
Speaker 1: are rolled up like this to delineate some markings, but
Speaker 1: how do you fill it in? And so he literally
Speaker 1: customized an AI program that helped him and everybody else
Speaker 1: to read the scrolls, and he was still a teenager
Speaker 1: because he just this is all he knows, and this
Speaker 1: is all these guys know. So they're happy to sit
Speaker 1: in the Eisenhower Building with an endless supply of little
Speaker 1: Debbie snacks, probably pizza takeout and and some Mountain dew,
Speaker 1: you know, code red or something, and spend all day
Speaker 1: doing that. And that's what they're doing, and they don't really.
Speaker 1: These are not partisan people. You think you're you can
Speaker 1: attack them with partisanship. You think that you can attack
Speaker 1: them with things like, well, if you do that, none
Speaker 1: of the girls with nose rings you're gonna have sex with?
Speaker 1: You guys is that they don't care. I'm not trying
Speaker 1: to demean them, but I think their dating life is
Speaker 1: probably not their priority. Right now. You are dealing with
Speaker 1: individuals who the only thing they love is solving stuff
Speaker 1: like this. They're the ones who buy the code books.
Speaker 1: They're the ones that get in and their conversations that
Speaker 1: they have online are almost indecipherable because they're almost not
Speaker 1: using English anymore. They're they're they're they're they're speaking nerd.
Speaker 1: And I mean that with all due respect to each other.
Speaker 1: They they're probably they don't even see They probably don't
Speaker 1: see this. They don't see the stuff they're being that's
Speaker 1: being written about them. They don't care. They're in heaven.
Speaker 1: They are in number crunch. Figure out a problem nerd
Speaker 1: Heaven right now, and you can't. Those are not people
Speaker 1: you can attack the same way that you go after
Speaker 1: some bureaucrat who's worried that they won't be on the
Speaker 1: gravy train anymore. Do you think any of that was there,
Speaker 1: six of them. Do you think they care for a
Speaker 1: moment that some politician on the other side of the
Speaker 1: aisles holding a press conference talking about how they're committing espionage.
Speaker 1: I don't believe they do. I I don't think it
Speaker 1: motivates or demotivates them. I think they're just gonna go
Speaker 1: ahead and do it. Why Because the stuff that's getting
Speaker 1: that that's emerging from this analysis, just the first little
Speaker 1: look at it, is absolutely insane things. And there's a
Speaker 1: reason that people realize, like a lot of things in government,
Speaker 1: that this is a slush fund. This is a slush
Speaker 1: fund for progressive programs. But it's more than that, it's
Speaker 1: a safety net. So that you can go and you
Speaker 1: can get a job in the government, and you can
Speaker 1: do insane things, and eventually some of you will get purged.
Speaker 1: But never fear, Never fear that you were redirecting all
Speaker 1: the money to DEI programs and then covering it up
Speaker 1: when there was changes. Sure, yeah, you lost that job,
Speaker 1: but hey, how'd you like to be the executive director
Speaker 1: of whoever's planning some of this three.
Speaker 8: Dollars we spend in every program we fund will be
Speaker 8: aligned with the national interest of the United States, and
Speaker 8: USAID has a history of sort of ignoring that and
Speaker 8: deciding that there's somehow a global charity separate from the
Speaker 8: national interest.
Speaker 3: He's a taxpayer dollars.
Speaker 8: And so I'm very troubled by these reports that they've
Speaker 8: been unwilling to cooperate with people who are asking simple
Speaker 8: questions about what does this program do, who gets the money,
Speaker 8: who are our contractors?
Speaker 9: Was funded?
Speaker 8: And that sort of level of insubordination makes it impossible
Speaker 8: to conduct a sort of mature and serious review that
Speaker 8: I think foreign at large should should have. We were
Speaker 8: spending taxpayer money here. These are not donor dollars. These
Speaker 8: are taxpayer dollars, and we owe the American people sure
Speaker 8: the assurances that every dollar we are spending abroad is
Speaker 8: being spent on something that furthers our national interests.
Speaker 1: And it's clearly not. It's clearly not that. So that's
Speaker 1: Marco Rubio, Secretary of State also now the head of
Speaker 1: US eight. That's right. That's the extra part of this.
Speaker 1: So they didn't just do that, they took control from them.
Speaker 1: They had literally they had people who were in management
Speaker 1: positions shown up to the office list and they're like, yeah,
Speaker 1: you don't. You don't get to come in here, and
Speaker 1: then they would immediately go out and add a little
Speaker 1: press conference or they're just rotating folks in and they're like,
Speaker 1: can you believe this is happening? Yeah, yeah, I kind
Speaker 1: of came to the USAID.
Speaker 4: Over the past several years. These are some of the
Speaker 4: insane priorities that that organization has been spent money on.
Speaker 4: One point five million dollars to advance DEI in Serbia's workplaces,
Speaker 4: seventy thousand for a production of a DEI musical in Ireland,
Speaker 4: forty seven thousand for a transgender opera in Colombia, thirty two.
Speaker 1: And it just goes on. So, yeah, yeah, in the
Speaker 1: same way that and I mentioned this before, in the
Speaker 1: same way that Trump owes a large part of his
Speaker 1: election success to just a bunch of dudes who don't care,
Speaker 1: who are willing to work twenty hours a day because
Speaker 1: they're just into it. They in that case, they just
Speaker 1: love doing internet beams and trolling people. Well, that's what
Speaker 1: he's got, he said, elon's what's the You got a
Speaker 1: group of like super smart eighteen to twenty five year olds,
Speaker 1: I think is the age range. One of them's a volunteer.
Speaker 1: I think, Yeah, you got a bunch of guys who
Speaker 1: aren't gonna who don't care, who just want to run
Speaker 1: the numbers. Say absolutely, I got them coming out my
Speaker 1: you know you know what, and he just here you go,
Speaker 1: here's your office in the Eisenhower Building. Do what you do.
Speaker 1: And they don't care. And whether it's they don't care
Speaker 1: for for whatever reason, they don't care. Because people are
Speaker 1: people are speculating that they're high functioning autistic. They probably are,
Speaker 1: which also means that the way that you deal with
Speaker 1: them and you threaten them like you get the old stuff,
Speaker 1: ain't gonna work with them. I have a hard time
Speaker 1: believing any of them are nervous because they're in heaven.
Speaker 1: Look what they get to do. They get to take
Speaker 1: all this stuff that they design on the side to
Speaker 1: impress their buddies or solve, you know, actual problems, and
Speaker 1: they get to put it to work on a real
Speaker 1: world application, which is the largest budgetary application of anybody.
Speaker 1: That's the largest budget in the world. Correct me if
Speaker 1: I'm wrong, the US budget. You're not going to stop
Speaker 1: these guys. I don't care if you're Van Jones screaming.
Speaker 10: About people are going to die in very large numbers
Speaker 10: around the world.
Speaker 1: Who the people going to the Columbia Transgender Opera are
Speaker 1: going to die because they can't see the transgender opera?
Speaker 1: Or do you mean the small part of the program
Speaker 1: which may go there, which likely will not be a
Speaker 1: part of the cuts that eventually end up there. What
Speaker 1: are you talking about? The re again? When Van Jones
Speaker 1: and Democrats sail this stuff, they're like, people are coming
Speaker 1: to the border and they're crying and they're going to
Speaker 1: die if they is food. The people you have to
Speaker 1: blame are you? Did you decide to take this program
Speaker 1: which people just assumed was nothing but those un food
Speaker 1: biales and medical supplies getting air dropped into remote villages,
Speaker 1: and you turned it into your slush fund for all
Speaker 1: of these weird things. That's why we're here. So if
Speaker 1: there is negative impact on people, it's because you took
Speaker 1: the apparatus and you turned it into something else. This
Speaker 1: is your fault. So if people die, it's on you.
Speaker 1: If people come to the border, because cartels were able
Speaker 1: to convince people that there was a process that would
Speaker 1: allow them into the interior, so they sold their everything
Speaker 1: they owned, they borrowed money, they sold their sold to
Speaker 1: work in sometimes sexual servitude. That's on you. That's not
Speaker 1: because they canceled. Somebody canceled their appointment. You saw what
Speaker 1: was going on. You didn't care. We called it. We win,
Speaker 1: all right. We grab Anthony's call on the Biden movie. Yes, Anthony,
Speaker 1: what's up?
Speaker 5: I was just gonna say that Bob would be a
Speaker 5: dead ringer for Frank Drebn. But I follow of another one,
Speaker 5: Like you said something about Son of a Woman. There
Speaker 5: could be a sequel called Son of a youngin.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, that's what I'm saying. It's just get him
Speaker 1: into the franchise. He's probably very interested. So and by
Speaker 1: the way, you see Trump with the little girl there
Speaker 1: for a signing yesterday, and he didn't smell her once
Speaker 1: she got to sit in the chat at the office,
Speaker 1: didn't sniffer at all. What are you even doing if
Speaker 1: you're the pay as get to smell the little girl?
Speaker 1: Come on, man, Yes.
Speaker 5: But I was also also going to say, you know,
Speaker 5: the whole thing with Tanya and his whatever she is.
Speaker 5: That's not unusual because I've only been on Twitter for
Speaker 5: two months and I'm a shot at how many four
Speaker 5: foot eleven? I want to be strippers and like my comments,
Speaker 5: and that's all I do is make smartay comments on
Speaker 5: people's other people's posts. I don't even post anything.
Speaker 1: Well, sir, what do you want?
Speaker 9: That?
Speaker 5: And that? And all these billionaires they want to give
Speaker 5: me money, but they all want the same amount somehow.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, no, no, let's go, let's go back to the hotties.
Speaker 1: So you just you getting you just knee deep in
Speaker 1: trimm or what's going on? Man?
Speaker 5: What I don't know?
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, thanks for something so I can research.
Speaker 1: All right, So that guy's problem is women want him
Speaker 1: too much or their bots. But guys, you know, don't
Speaker 1: sell yourself short. Obviously, women wants you and photos and
Speaker 1: links in the description, so they're obviously organized. So I mean,
Speaker 1: what more could you want? Eight eighteen? Hang on? I
Speaker 1: understand Los Angeles, I understand New York. The likelihood is
Speaker 1: nothing bad's gonna happen to you. But when you start
Speaker 1: like going, hey, you know, to be really funny, why
Speaker 1: don't we pretend to kidnap children for a TikTok video?
Speaker 1: And you don't get you know, pumped full of lead.
Speaker 1: That's impressive. You did get arrested though, all right, so
Speaker 1: check this out. These two idiots right here, nineteen year
Speaker 1: old Cain Villarial and eighteen year old Lane Birch from Kyle, Texas,
Speaker 1: come up with a what they thought it was a
Speaker 1: great excuse me I roll TikTok prank. All right, So
Speaker 1: here's how it went. They went to an elementary school
Speaker 1: and I guess they went down the street just a
Speaker 1: little and then they waited for the kids to emerge.
Speaker 1: And we're talking I think the kids aged in range
Speaker 1: that they interacted with from seven to nine. All right,
Speaker 1: so these are little kids, and they would wait for
Speaker 1: him to walk down the street, right they're walking home.
Speaker 1: They probably live very close and then the pair would
Speaker 1: roll up and then they were all like, they were
Speaker 1: all decked out as creepy dudes. I mean, you're already
Speaker 1: creepy if you're doing this right, but they were turning
Speaker 1: on the creep factor and so here was the prank.
Speaker 1: You're ready. They'd roll up and their little peto looking
Speaker 1: thing and they'd be like, hey, hey, you want to
Speaker 1: be kidnapped. Kid, you want to be kidnapped? We got
Speaker 1: some stuff for you, and rightfully the kids would run.
Speaker 1: One of the kids, I guess filmed them because he
Speaker 1: had a phone, which again sometimes I'm like, why do
Speaker 1: you have a nine year old phone? I don't know,
Speaker 1: maybe for this, but in reality, most of them called
Speaker 1: their parents and some parents responded, and literally the lucky
Speaker 1: thing for these two was that the police responded and
Speaker 1: basically took them into custody, probably so the parents couldn't
Speaker 1: dismantle them, and eventually the two were arrested, I guess,
Speaker 1: and the kid and the parents did call the police
Speaker 1: instead of just going down seeking justice, although I think
Speaker 1: when police showed up there were some parents they're looking
Speaker 1: for him, let's see Kyle. P D public information specialist
Speaker 1: Ashley Bradshaw said the two teens tried to tried the
Speaker 1: prank once near the school, uh, and interacted with one
Speaker 1: kid who was seven and one was nine, and then
Speaker 1: they I guess some others too, But that was the
Speaker 1: one that really got the ball rolling because those kids,
Speaker 1: as they'd been taught directly, they got out of there,
Speaker 1: got to a safe place, called their parents, and you
Speaker 1: know this thing went down. Uh. They sent out a
Speaker 1: letter reminding parents about stranger to What is the joke
Speaker 1: you're going for? Right, That's what I want to know. Look,
Speaker 1: most of those videos, those prank videos, most of them
Speaker 1: are fake, especially some of the big ones. And if
Speaker 1: it seems unbelievable, but some of them aren't. Remember the
Speaker 1: guy in the mall up in Virginia who was harassing
Speaker 1: the uh what was he? A door dash driver? Was
Speaker 1: put his hands on him and the guy's like nope,
Speaker 1: pulled out a gun, shot him, not going to do
Speaker 1: any jail time. And then the prankster his mother is like,
Speaker 1: oh it was it was My kid's fine, he's perfect,
Speaker 1: and it's just like, oh my gosh, your kid is
Speaker 1: Jack Dorsey all over again. That punk But what's the
Speaker 1: joke there? Like, I don't under I don't even understand
Speaker 1: what the what like? So what does a win look?
Speaker 1: What does good content look like? There would the kids
Speaker 1: go with you and eat candy and pet puppies and
Speaker 1: you just don't molest them, like at least with the
Speaker 1: other dumb pranks where they're like, I'm gonna go to
Speaker 1: the hood and screen the where most of those are
Speaker 1: fake too, by the way, but let's say you did
Speaker 1: do that, like I understand kind of what you're going.
Speaker 1: Do you see that dude down in Arizona who just
Speaker 1: killed himself that was doing pranks, Because here's the prank
Speaker 1: he thought was funny. He went to a coffee and
Speaker 1: it's one of those sexy waitress baristas kind of right
Speaker 1: where they're either in bathing suits or lingerie or whatever.
Speaker 1: And he went there and he'd go to the drive
Speaker 1: through with no pants on and not hiding it, and
Speaker 1: then the you know, the girls had opened the window
Speaker 1: and they'd be like, oh my gosh. And then he
Speaker 1: kept doing that. So what did they do he came back.
Speaker 1: They filmed them. They didn't throw hot coffee on his
Speaker 1: you know area or anything. They just filmed them. And
Speaker 1: he realized that that that's a sex offense in most states,
Speaker 1: let alone in Arizona or New Mexico or wherever he lived,
Speaker 1: and the dude took his own life. Man when all
Speaker 1: of a sudden, when the police started getting involved, I mean,
Speaker 1: I don't want that, but like, did you gave it?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 1: F lot clearly. And then what's even worse is he's
Speaker 1: got a following of these guys who quote unquote goon out,
Speaker 1: which I'll let you go down that figure, you know,
Speaker 1: all of that terminology and figuring out what's going on there,
Speaker 1: who then started harassing the baristas because their buddy did
Speaker 1: this thing, realized he messed up, and because they filmed
Speaker 1: him and called police. They they just started harassing them.
Speaker 1: And they're posting videos of them going through the drive
Speaker 1: through screaming at him, Oh you killed a guy. No,
Speaker 1: he did because you thought it'd be funny. I just
Speaker 1: don't know what a good version of attempting or asking
Speaker 1: kids if they want to get kidnapped, and then would
Speaker 1: you have done it? If the kid's like, hell, yeah,
Speaker 1: I want to get kidnapped, free candy, sign me up.
Speaker 1: I'm eight. I make bad decisions. What would that have
Speaker 1: looked like? Because there's no possible win there unless it's fake,
Speaker 1: and it clearly wasn't because police're involved. This is why
Speaker 1: I can't be a TikTok influencer. I guess I just
Speaker 1: don't understand how the rules work. All right, let's see
Speaker 1: here eight forty one. I had one more piece of
Speaker 1: audio I wanted to get to. Nope, Nope, played the
Speaker 1: Van Joe. No, I played all of it. Oh well,
Speaker 1: what do you know? All right? So a couple other things.
Speaker 1: Fans in Canada were booing the national anthem ahead of
Speaker 1: both an NHL and NBA game that took place over
Speaker 1: the last few days. What was the first one was
Speaker 1: Wings Canucks, Right, so that's going to be Vancouver and
Speaker 1: the NBA game. I don't even know what it is
Speaker 1: Clippers playing Toronto again, I know so little. And by
Speaker 1: the way, they're booing the Star Spangled banner there and
Speaker 1: it's like a like a little girl, like a fifteen
Speaker 1: year old girl singing it. So that's that's gotta be
Speaker 1: awesome for her. I don't know what her comfort level
Speaker 1: with crowds was, but she sure probably didn't think she
Speaker 1: was going to show up to do this thing, which
Speaker 1: might be the highlight of her singing career only to
Speaker 1: get booed. But then there's the other thing, And I
Speaker 1: don't mean this in a like almost every Canadian that
Speaker 1: I know, and I know a lot of Canadian living
Speaker 1: in Minnesota, you know a lot, but also working in
Speaker 1: certain capacities where we were filming TV and stuff over there,
Speaker 1: and just taking a lot of trips. Almost every single
Speaker 1: Canadian I know is somebody you'd want to have as
Speaker 1: a neighbor. They're not a lunatic. They're very conservative, but
Speaker 1: they're in their own way for the most part. They're
Speaker 1: very no nonsense, and they're not the warmest huggy people
Speaker 1: out there, which is fine for me because I'm not.
Speaker 1: But they're genuinely nice people, and almost exclusively they all
Speaker 1: got beef with their own government. But they don't hate Americans.
Speaker 1: But if you pull people in Canada at large and
Speaker 1: the US, you will find out that Canadians on average
Speaker 1: have a negative opinion of American much more. I'll crack
Speaker 1: jokes about how they haven't hoisted a Stanley cup since
Speaker 1: the Clinton administration, which, by the way, if you really
Speaker 1: want to get under a Canadian skin and you're not
Speaker 1: friends and you're just going with it that one. Usually
Speaker 1: it works. They will start explaining to you why all
Speaker 1: the good Canadian players play in the US, and then
Speaker 1: when you ask them why that is because they save
Speaker 1: an ungodly sum on taxis and those are large media markets.
Speaker 1: In a way, it's a bit of a cell phone.
Speaker 1: But you know, they still have what five teams out
Speaker 1: of thirty, so feasibly they should win one like every
Speaker 1: six years. So yeah, do a bunch of Canadians, hyped
Speaker 1: up on Canadian beer at a Canadian sporting event booing
Speaker 1: Americans because they're in a tiff right now? I don't know.
Speaker 1: Does anybody care? Ross? You care? Do you care that
Speaker 1: they're booing the national anthem at the hockey game you
Speaker 1: weren't going to go to anyway? Don't know. Ross doesn't care.
Speaker 1: I don't care. Most people don't care. I don't like it.
Speaker 1: Here's what I don't like. I don't like the part
Speaker 1: where you know all of this is going on. But again,
Speaker 1: this is what happens when you constantly you neglect the
Speaker 1: obligation that his economies grow and relationships grow and everything else.
Speaker 1: There still is a pecking order, and it is a
Speaker 1: pecking order that is defined by who needs whom more
Speaker 1: and who has established large segments of their economy around
Speaker 1: these individuals you know, in these programs and these politicians.
Speaker 1: That's all. And the fact is that the US, in
Speaker 1: almost every situation, especially with the countries who dealt with now,
Speaker 1: is going to have more leverage. Trump literally wrote a
Speaker 1: whole chapter about leverage in his book and you can
Speaker 1: go see it. And it's something that is utilized all
Speaker 1: of the time, all the time. You use it transactionally
Speaker 1: every day. How many of you have exerted leverage over
Speaker 1: your kid who wanted to do something You're like, no,
Speaker 1: we're gonna do this. Why because I'm the parent. You
Speaker 1: just did it. You just exerted leverage. I control your
Speaker 1: food and your action and your stuff. And but grudgingly though,
Speaker 1: all right, yeah, I guess that's that's true. That's what
Speaker 1: you do it every day. You do it if in
Speaker 1: you're a position of power at work or if you
Speaker 1: have more influence or longevity there every single day. Why
Speaker 1: wouldn't the president do that on behalf of people? So no,
Speaker 1: sign me up for I don't care, sign me up
Speaker 1: for weather with raced agic that I care about, because yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: care more they than Canucks booing in Vancouver, which people
Speaker 1: will never go to. That you should. It's beautiful Vancouver's courts.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I don't know. A long time ago, is there?
Speaker 7: The diacor falls thing is a kid? Oh okay, it's
Speaker 7: about it right yeah twice. Oh wow, that's you're bragging now, Yeah, bragging?
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Stuff, And let's see how many of us are in
Speaker 7: the seven of us in a Chrysler. Cordoba asked me
Speaker 7: how that went.
Speaker 1: That's awful.
Speaker 7: Yeah, four kids in the back, my godfather driving, my
Speaker 7: godmother in the passenger seat. My mom sat on her lap.
Speaker 7: That's the way we did it back.
Speaker 1: And then your in laws fell of the falls. No,
Speaker 1: oh man, that's good. It's all good. So it's a
Speaker 1: good uh stuffing your family members down in a barrel
Speaker 1: weather you could say that it is.
Speaker 7: I really want to let people know that tomorrow is
Speaker 7: going to be completely different, so I know it. Short
Speaker 7: sleeves today, hey, maybe even the shorts. Lot to mid seventies,
Speaker 7: close to record warmth, lots of sunshine, a bit of
Speaker 7: a breeze, and then we're down to forty tonight, so
Speaker 7: we'll be a little chillier. And then Tomorrow, there's gonna
Speaker 7: be a storm going north of us, and we're gonna
Speaker 7: get this north northeast flow, a little bit of an
Speaker 7: east wind, if you know what that is. We kind
Speaker 7: of get wedged in with.
Speaker 1: The cold air. A big change for tomorrow.
Speaker 7: We struggled to get out of the mid upper forties,
Speaker 7: and we may have a little light rain tomorrow and
Speaker 7: tomorrow night. So completely different day tomorrow, So prep for
Speaker 7: that chance to rain even around early Thursday.
Speaker 1: But Thursday we're.
Speaker 7: Gonna go back to the low seventies and then we'll
Speaker 7: get a chance of rain Friday afternoon after morning sunshine,
Speaker 7: low seventies and a little bit of rain on again,
Speaker 7: off again over the upcoming weekend. Not really sure on
Speaker 7: timing for the weekend, but again, temperatures are going to
Speaker 7: be back down into the upper fifties and mid fifties Saturday,
Speaker 7: and then we're back up to the little mid seventies
Speaker 7: on Sunday, and then we're back down to near fifty
Speaker 7: on Monday. So real roller coaster ride coming. My best
Speaker 7: advice right now is, dude, you got to do outside.
Speaker 3: Do it today.
Speaker 7: Today is probably the last day of a completely dry
Speaker 7: day and a mild day, although we'll be mild some
Speaker 7: of these days coming up. Case we'll have some rain
Speaker 7: chances than the cool days. Even we'll have rain chances too.
Speaker 7: So I think today's the best over the next seven.
Speaker 1: All right, thank you sir. We'll chant tomorrow it good
Speaker 1: and coming back with Jeff Bellinger next. Hang on, Jeff,
Speaker 1: what's going on?
Speaker 3: As Mordy Casey.
Speaker 10: After talks with the leaders of Canada and Mexico, President
Speaker 10: Trump announced he will delay his tariffs on the two
Speaker 10: nations for a month, and that was some relief to investors.
Speaker 10: The major stock averages managed a partial recovery before the
Speaker 10: markets closed yesterday, but the tariffs on China have gone
Speaker 10: into effect. China has retaliated with its own tariffs on
Speaker 10: US goods. That's keeping investors off balance this morning. S
Speaker 10: and P futures are unchanged at the moment. Nasdaq futures
Speaker 10: are up thirty points, the Dow futures are down eighty
Speaker 10: eight points. Egg prices are nearly double what they were
Speaker 10: a year ago. This is because of bird flu. The
Speaker 10: Department of Agriculture says large eggs cost just over seven
Speaker 10: dollars a dozen wholesale in the Midwest, and eggs are
Speaker 10: in short supply in some areas. Now, federal employees have
Speaker 10: just two days left to decide whether to accept buyouts
Speaker 10: and leave their jobs as part of President Trump's plan
Speaker 10: to trim the government workforce. Workers who take the buyouts
Speaker 10: will not be able to turn around and sue the government.
Speaker 10: They will have to sign a waiver requests a releasing
Speaker 10: their agency from all liability. One company monitoring the status
Speaker 10: of tariffs on Mexico is Newal Brands. It makes Coleman coolers,
Speaker 10: Sharpe markers, Papermate pens, and a lot of other products.
Speaker 10: New will make some of its goods in Mexico, but
Speaker 10: says it could easily shift some production to its existing
Speaker 10: plant in Tennessee if tariffs become an issue. The company
Speaker 10: says it could hire more US workers and scale up
Speaker 10: the factory, and it would not have to hike prices
Speaker 10: and case. It turns out Apple had good reason to
Speaker 10: be concerned about the European Union's Digital Markets Act. A
Speaker 10: pornography app called hot Tub now being marketed in the
Speaker 10: EU by a third party marketplace that was enabled by
Speaker 10: the new rules. The developer of hot Tub says the
Speaker 10: app is Apple approved. Apple says that's a lie, and
Speaker 10: it's concerned the Apple then undermine consumer trust and confidence
Speaker 10: in the company's ecosystem.
Speaker 1: Casey, okay, all right, well I heard of that app.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much, Jeff, do appreciate it.
Speaker 3: Okay, have a good day.
Speaker 1: All right, there you go, Jeff Pellings he Bloomberg News