Speaker 1: My mouse.
Speaker 2: They're really cute, but EF him, right right.
Speaker 3: And then there was just so much nakedness, like everybody
Speaker 3: was naked.
Speaker 2: Everybody was naked and allowed to do that. People on
Speaker 2: the left are pissed off because not one was arrested,
Speaker 2: but he was still let out.
Speaker 4: He still got to go to the Grammys.
Speaker 2: What up?
Speaker 3: Manila's what up? And also agreeing to anybody who is
Speaker 3: not Anila.
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 3: I think I speak for everyone when I say, F
Speaker 3: the groundhog for seeing his freaking shadow this morning, blasting
Speaker 3: us all with six more.
Speaker 2: Weeks winter usually like groundhogs, but he is really crown.
Speaker 2: He was really cute, and they're really cute, but f him,
Speaker 2: right right. That's my point, that F that groundhog. I
Speaker 2: heard some.
Speaker 3: Horrible news about Savannah Guthrie. Her mom is missing, like
Speaker 3: legitimately her mom is missing. She is she lives in Tucson,
Speaker 3: just like my bird parents, and she's missing. She's eighty
Speaker 3: four years old, and they suspect not good things.
Speaker 2: Like it's like a silver alert. It's one of those
Speaker 2: silver alerts. Yeah. I see those all the time in
Speaker 2: Texas up on the side on the highway. Oh my god,
Speaker 2: every day you see silver alerts.
Speaker 3: Wow, just old.
Speaker 2: People on the run, you know, try trying to right
Speaker 2: and all the time.
Speaker 3: I think that's what happened with Savannah's the moment day
Speaker 3: that'll totally be made.
Speaker 2: I will be one of those people. I'll be like
Speaker 2: like driving like one hundred and ten down thirty five.
Speaker 2: I mean, but this is really sad. I hope her
Speaker 2: mind so truly. Yeah, truly, I'm not trying to make
Speaker 2: live of it. It truly is.
Speaker 3: But it's just a complete mystery, super super weird. And
Speaker 3: it's a little weird too because the family's statement, you know,
Speaker 3: Savannah and her family statement was like we just really
Speaker 3: appreciate everyone thinking about us, but like.
Speaker 2: It didn't say much else, like if you have.
Speaker 3: Any information, please, you know, reach out. Like there was
Speaker 3: no sense of kind of urgency in their statement, which
Speaker 3: I just thought was weird because like, if it were
Speaker 3: my mom, I would be like it would not just
Speaker 3: say thanks for your thoughts and prayers. I would be like,
Speaker 3: you know, alert, alert, alert.
Speaker 2: I would be enlisting all of you to find Alice.
Speaker 2: It would be like twenty six exactly.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I would be one little I'm going to say,
Speaker 3: I'm just saying it just seemed a little odd. Okay,
Speaker 3: so let's get into some things. I was this morning,
Speaker 3: years old when I heard that the Grammys were on
Speaker 3: last night. Obviously I did not care, and for what
Speaker 3: I can tell, it turned.
Speaker 2: Out to be a highly politically charged.
Speaker 4: Show prise surprise.
Speaker 3: But the most important thing about it is that Donald God.
Speaker 3: There he is white male husband.
Speaker 2: That's his white husband. You guys, he's white. Everybody knows that.
Speaker 2: He's like super well, he's as white as made.
Speaker 3: So we'll obviously get into the Don Lemon stuff detail momentarily,
Speaker 3: but just thank god that he was able.
Speaker 2: To be Oh my goodness, thank god. It's funny how
Speaker 2: he was like released without bail in less than twenty
Speaker 2: four hours, but such a victim.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we'll get to all kinds of Don Lemon news
Speaker 3: and a little bit the outfits. We're not going to
Speaker 3: get into huge detail about the outfits except for three
Speaker 3: of them, because I don't even know what Heidiklume was wearing.
Speaker 2: Yeah I know that, you know. That reminds me of
Speaker 2: it puts the lotion on or gets the hose the
Speaker 2: skin suit man, remember, except that's like hard plastic, you
Speaker 2: know what I mean?
Speaker 3: Like there's and then there was just so much nakedness.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like everybody naked. Everybody was naked. Why they always
Speaker 2: have to be so nice? Aren't even allowed to do that?
Speaker 3: I guess, I guess, Oh yeah, I mean Chapel Roone
Speaker 3: was probably the most egregious example. I don't This is
Speaker 3: not a dress, you guys, whatever this is that's that's
Speaker 3: not a dress.
Speaker 2: That's naked. She's naked.
Speaker 3: She's naked with like some gauze covering her. Yeah, and
Speaker 3: that's it.
Speaker 2: Growth, It's just hideous growth. Yeah. She looked awful.
Speaker 3: And then there was a moment where where Jamie Fox
Speaker 3: introduced his son to her, and his son looks like
Speaker 3: a complete weirdo too.
Speaker 2: But I was just thinking Jamie Foxx's okay.
Speaker 3: And I was just thinking, like, what an odd introduction
Speaker 3: that must be, Like where is this kid gonna look?
Speaker 2: You know what I mean?
Speaker 3: Because he can't look right at her boobs and still
Speaker 3: be not rude?
Speaker 2: How old is he? Do we know how old he is?
Speaker 2: It's like, I guess you're.
Speaker 3: Probably like young twenties maybe.
Speaker 2: Okay, okay, yeah, so not a child, but still.
Speaker 3: Like Jackson's Yeah, I'd be like me introducing Jackson to
Speaker 3: someone whose boobs are just out. Yeah, just be weird
Speaker 3: and it's just.
Speaker 4: Great to meet you.
Speaker 2: Great to meet you. That's great.
Speaker 3: Yeah, just seems really really weird. And then probably the
Speaker 3: saddest outfit And this was earlier in the weekend because
Speaker 3: you actually sent this to me. We know that Sharon
Speaker 3: Osbourne and her daughter Kelly obviously you know they lost
Speaker 3: their husband, father and super sad and they're in grief mode.
Speaker 3: And I don't know if that's the reason for them
Speaker 3: basically ode on ozempic, but they need to be committed
Speaker 3: into eating disorder facilities immediately. You guys, this is horrifying, God, horrifying.
Speaker 3: You can see her hip bones, her pelvic boat like
Speaker 3: Paul Burns, her poster like makes me very uncomfortable like
Speaker 3: she is.
Speaker 2: Oh it's bad, you guys, really really bad. It's real bad. Yeah.
Speaker 3: And then, like I said, it was super super political
Speaker 3: and I'm not even going to get into the clips
Speaker 3: about it, because why, like why subject everybody to just
Speaker 3: all these idiots getting up on stage going f ice.
Speaker 2: I mean, there's no reason to do it.
Speaker 3: But I did like this comment about Billie Eilish, Billy
Speaker 3: Eilish one first song of the year.
Speaker 2: I guess I don't even know what the song was.
Speaker 2: I've lost so much touch with that world.
Speaker 3: But anyway, she one of the things that she said
Speaker 3: in her acceptance speech was to say, nobody is illegal
Speaker 3: on stolen land.
Speaker 2: This is a thing now.
Speaker 3: And so Drew Pavlou said, this is an extremely radical viewpoint.
Speaker 3: She's essentially arguing that the US should be abolished, that
Speaker 3: it's an illegitimate nation due to the sins of colonization.
Speaker 3: It's remarkable to see the entire audience of the Grammys
Speaker 3: stand up to applaud in furious agreement.
Speaker 2: And they did.
Speaker 3: They were like, oh yeah, oh yeah. The center left
Speaker 3: is disintegrating before our eyes. The entire entertainment industry is
Speaker 3: apparently enthralled to extremely hardline communist views, the call for
Speaker 3: the abolition of.
Speaker 2: The United States. And that's true. That's where the night
Speaker 2: was definitely a hard line yep, definitely. And listen, there's
Speaker 2: never been a peep on all the murdered Americans, illegals,
Speaker 2: never that. They don't care about any of that. And
Speaker 2: they never cared, you know, when Bill Clinton was deporting people,
Speaker 2: never cared, when Obama did it. It's just these people
Speaker 2: are absolute, hypocritical scumbags is when they are yep absolutely.
Speaker 3: Trump also not happy with the MC of the event,
Speaker 3: which was Trevor Noah, and Trevor Noah made a comment
Speaker 3: an untrue one about Trump's involvement with Jeffrey Epstein, and
Speaker 3: Trump was not having it and is now threatening to sue.
Speaker 3: If you want to read Trump's tweet.
Speaker 2: The Grammy Awards are the worst, virtually unwatchable. CBS is
Speaker 2: lucky not to have this garbage litter there waves any longer.
Speaker 2: The host, Trevor Noah, whoever he may be, is almost
Speaker 2: as bad as Jimmy Kimmel. At the low Ratings Academy Awards,
Speaker 2: Noah said incorrectly about me that Donald Trump and Bill
Speaker 2: Clinton spent time on Mstein Island. Wrong. I can't speak
Speaker 2: for Bill, but I have never been to Epstein Island,
Speaker 2: nor anywhere close, and until tonight's false and defamatory statement,
Speaker 2: have never been accused being there, not even by the
Speaker 2: fake news media. Noah a total loser. Better get his
Speaker 2: fact straight and get them straight fast. It looks like
Speaker 2: I'll be sending my lawyers to sue this poor pathetic,
Speaker 2: talentless dope of an MC and assuming him for plenty
Speaker 2: of money. Ask Little George Slapadopolis and others how that
Speaker 2: all worked out. Also at CBS, get ready, Noah, I'm
Speaker 2: gonna have some fun with you, President Donald J. Trump.
Speaker 2: And he should. He totally should.
Speaker 3: That.
Speaker 2: Like the Epstein stuff, it's like all of the stuff
Speaker 2: that he was accused, like, it's all allegations in there
Speaker 2: because his name does show up, and the Epstein files
Speaker 2: his name shows up, but it's all unverified, uncorroborated. That's
Speaker 2: all of that stuff. They don't care because they're like, oh,
Speaker 2: look there's his name, let's go ahead and accuse him
Speaker 2: of something that he didn't do. Meanwhile, there are actual
Speaker 2: allegations that are substantiated against so many other people. They're like,
Speaker 2: oh no, no, those are fun. It's all fake. I mean,
Speaker 2: come on, so good.
Speaker 3: I immediately thought of that amazing, unforgettable moment when Ricky
Speaker 3: Gervais hosted the Golden Globes and absolutely ripped all of
Speaker 3: these idiots to shreds or was it Oscars now I
Speaker 3: can't even remember which award show it was, but regardless,
Speaker 3: I was like, I wonder what Ricky Gervais had to
Speaker 3: say about last night's award shows, and forty five minutes
Speaker 3: before I wondered that he actually posted, and his tweet
Speaker 3: simply said, it looks like they're still not listening. They're
Speaker 3: still not listening, and they're not listening.
Speaker 2: Now, nobody cares what you think, you know. But these
Speaker 2: are a bunch of pathetic attention whores that are still
Speaker 2: living in high school.
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Speaker 3: On Friday, I think we were talking about the whole
Speaker 3: Millennia movie premiere, and you know, I had speculated, I
Speaker 3: wonder if like ticket sales will be soft because people
Speaker 3: are just afraid to be the target of crazy liberals. Thankfully,
Speaker 3: no incidents to report. Lots and lots and lots and
Speaker 3: lots of people went, and in fact, the Hollywood press
Speaker 3: is very surprised by how well it performed at the
Speaker 3: box office.
Speaker 2: Apparently there were.
Speaker 3: Some reports I saw that said it was the best
Speaker 3: performing documentary in the past decade. However, I saw conflicting
Speaker 3: reports because there was that Eras Tour Taylor Swift documentary
Speaker 3: that far exceeded it. So I guess it depends on
Speaker 3: what you how you define documentary exactly. But anyway, it
Speaker 3: performed really, really, really well. So congrats. Yeah, it's great, lady.
Speaker 2: And I love seeing a lot of young girls out there,
Speaker 2: like on the TikTok who were going to a movie together,
Speaker 2: and that gives me hope. I love that she's iconic.
Speaker 2: She's iconic. Yeah, absolutely, I heard. She's really good. She's
Speaker 2: been like served up to the nation on a platter,
Speaker 2: and you know, so many of these people are just
Speaker 2: like spitting at her, and I think it's ridiculous. But
Speaker 2: she's awesome, She's iconic, So I love it. I can't
Speaker 2: wait to see it. I have not. I did not
Speaker 2: see it, did you No? I did not. Right now
Speaker 2: I will, I totally will, though, Yeah, I want to
Speaker 2: see it.
Speaker 3: I mean I will stream it, mostly because I just
Speaker 3: don't like leaving the house.
Speaker 2: Me too.
Speaker 3: I'll probably wait until it gets onto Prime.
Speaker 2: Then I will probably watch it multiple times.
Speaker 3: But I've heard even folks in our audience now are
Speaker 3: saying that they saw it, they loved it. A lot
Speaker 3: of people up took us up on our you know,
Speaker 3: suggestion to just buy a ticket and then watch it
Speaker 3: on Prime later, even if you don't go to the theater,
Speaker 3: buy it, you know, support it home.
Speaker 2: So good for her.
Speaker 3: And then, because it's this will to come as a
Speaker 3: surprise to absolutely no one. The reviewers, the official Hollywood critics,
Speaker 3: absolutely dragged it.
Speaker 2: Dragged it.
Speaker 3: And so if you look at Rotten Tomatoes, the critics
Speaker 3: review six percent average rotten rating, whereas the actual people
Speaker 3: that matter, the audience, saw it and loved it ninety
Speaker 3: nine percent favorable reviews.
Speaker 2: And it just.
Speaker 3: Shows you how disconnected Hollywood is from actual, real people.
Speaker 2: Well, the critics on the critics on Rotten Tomatoes are
Speaker 2: like approved critics, so you always have you just listen
Speaker 2: to the audience. Those people don't matter. They absolutely don't matter.
Speaker 2: It's like it's like looking to Snopes to see if
Speaker 2: something is real. Just to liberals with cats, you know
Speaker 2: what I mean, I don't look to that. Just make
Speaker 2: sure you know where you're getting, like what these sources
Speaker 2: are and Rotten.
Speaker 4: Tomatoes is trash.
Speaker 2: Oh gosh, yeah.
Speaker 3: I mean, always pay attention to the actual audience and
Speaker 3: not the Hollywood elites because they hate everything Trump and
Speaker 3: so you're going to see that. You're gonna see that
Speaker 3: reflected in their reviews totally. So here's an interesting story
Speaker 3: that pass the potential to open the floodgates for a
Speaker 3: lot more folks in the medical profession to be very,
Speaker 3: very worried, and that is that a de transitioned woman
Speaker 3: who got a double missteptomy at the age of sixteen
Speaker 3: just got a two million dollar medical malpractice judgment. This
Speaker 3: was in at from a jury in New York State
Speaker 3: and this is likely to well.
Speaker 2: As Wesleyang said, this, the damn just broke. This is huge.
Speaker 3: It is so and huge in in the best possible way,
Speaker 3: because these there should be accountability for anybody that encouraged
Speaker 3: and convinced kids that they needed to mutilate their bodies.
Speaker 2: Yep, they should start getting their licenses pulled. Mm hmmm. Yeah,
Speaker 2: these people are amusers. Yep. Good and pass that.
Speaker 3: The psychologists and surgeon were held liable for medical malpractice.
Speaker 2: That's a big, big deal. It is a big deal.
Speaker 2: But you know what that that woman is, she's she's
Speaker 2: never going to get her life back. She's not going
Speaker 2: to get her body back that that kid was basically
Speaker 2: abused and taken advantage of. So you don't get that back,
Speaker 2: you don't get your puberty back.
Speaker 3: Exactly this and this is just the start. So I'm
Speaker 3: sure that there's going to be a lot of people
Speaker 3: who see these results and think I'm going to follow
Speaker 3: suit because my life is ruined and I was a
Speaker 3: child and I shouldn't have been allowed to do the
Speaker 3: things to my body that.
Speaker 2: I did, So don't have with kids, man, yeah, do it.
Speaker 3: We're not going to spend a huge amount of time
Speaker 3: on the Epstein files. I know there was a bunch
Speaker 3: more documents released, except to say that Bill Gates is
Speaker 3: a complete sleeze bag so apparently there was an email,
Speaker 3: almost like a documentation sort of email, that Jeffrey Epstein
Speaker 3: wrote to himself about an interaction with Bill Gates, and
Speaker 3: so it apparently allegedly this Bill Gates I'm sorry. This
Speaker 3: Jeffrey Epstein memo to himself basically said that Bill Gates
Speaker 3: was begging him for antibiotics to discreetly slip to Melinda, who,
Speaker 3: of course he was then married to, because Bill got
Speaker 3: an std like gon rhea from having sex with Russian
Speaker 3: girls that Epstein supplied. Now, how Bill Gates couldn't think
Speaker 3: he could get antibiotics from someone other than Jeffrey Epstein,
Speaker 3: I don't even know.
Speaker 2: I don't I don't know one of the richest men
Speaker 2: in the world, and I feel like Bill Gates could
Speaker 2: figure that out, you know what I mean, you'd think,
Speaker 2: But I mean, this guy seems like a total But
Speaker 2: then again, if he was messing around with like Russian horrors,
Speaker 2: maybe he isn't the smartest guy in the world, right,
Speaker 2: you know, I mean, this.
Speaker 3: Guy just so nasty, absolutely yeah.
Speaker 2: And then he wants to lecture people on healthcare. He
Speaker 2: wants to tell you what kind of vaccines to take right,
Speaker 2: so or like, what kind of fake meat to eat?
Speaker 2: I don't think so, dude, take all the seats freak.
Speaker 3: So yeah, that was one of the highlights from the
Speaker 3: dump of documents.
Speaker 2: The most recent dump of documents.
Speaker 3: Scott Scott Vessant did an interview with Oh my god,
Speaker 3: I'm just like spacing their name. Who's the podcast that
Speaker 3: we were on with the Fellas? Oh, oh my god, Ruthless, Yes, Ruthless,
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I just yeah, totally slip my mind.
Speaker 3: But the Ruthless guys interviewed Scott Bessont and they were
Speaker 3: referring back to the comments that Scott Best made about
Speaker 3: Gavin Newsom back at the at Davos, and because remember,
Speaker 3: they were going at each other pretty hard. So Scott Bessant,
Speaker 3: who of course is a gay man, the fact that
Speaker 3: he can play and joke around about gayness is just
Speaker 3: so lovely and refreshing.
Speaker 2: So I thought everybody would enjoy this clip. You were
Speaker 2: in Davos last week.
Speaker 5: Was it on the plane ride over that you decided
Speaker 5: to steal Gavin knew some soul or was that just
Speaker 5: something that was extemporaneous.
Speaker 6: Look, I'm a peaceful guy. I don't fire and was
Speaker 6: fired upon the big governor showed up at I was
Speaker 6: getting giving. I don't think he understood very much about
Speaker 6: and I used to teach there's always a kid in
Speaker 6: the class who doesn't understand what's going on, and he
Speaker 6: gets frustrated and then lashes out. So like he made
Speaker 6: some rude remark about my talk, and you know, once
Speaker 6: he started, I was going to finish. And I also
Speaker 6: think that it's one thing he's a California and I
Speaker 6: think he's probably never lived outside of California. To go
Speaker 6: on the international stage, it is a big deal, and
Speaker 6: he had to go to Davos to see all the
Speaker 6: CEOs he chased out of California. But I actually think
Speaker 6: he's cracking up a little because it was just saying
Speaker 6: strange thing like that the president is a Tyrannosaurus Rex.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it didn't make any sense, didn't.
Speaker 6: Make any sense. And Terrannosaurus rex is the apex predator
Speaker 6: back then, like kind of compliment and wrong. And then
Speaker 6: and then he said he brought a these knee pads
Speaker 6: with any kill. I don't know America the right. I
Speaker 6: don't know Marri San Francisco, who knows.
Speaker 2: I know he's awesome, right, I mean, that's amazing. He's
Speaker 2: so great. Yet I would love to get him on
Speaker 2: our show.
Speaker 3: I know, if anybody has any connections.
Speaker 2: Let us now, let us know.
Speaker 3: Speaking of California, there's a new report about all the
Speaker 3: frauds price that's happening there. This being reported by Fox
Speaker 3: and once again it has to do with these super
Speaker 3: shady sketch hospice care centers.
Speaker 2: Here's a little bit of the rundown.
Speaker 3: And doctor bill.
Speaker 8: The government one hundred and twenty million dollars in the
Speaker 8: single year, claiming to oversee nineteen hundred patients with almost
Speaker 8: two thousand hospice agencies. LA County has more than thirty
Speaker 8: six states combined, and thirty times more than either Florida
Speaker 8: or New York. Eighteen percent of the whole countries home
Speaker 8: health care building is coming out of Los Angeles County.
Speaker 5: How's that possible?
Speaker 8: And take a look at this map, a cluster of
Speaker 8: two hundred and eighty seven hospice providers in a two
Speaker 8: mile radius, some in strip malls, unmarked buildings, even a
Speaker 8: wrecking yard and vacant lot.
Speaker 9: All I feel that out?
Speaker 2: And my god, can you a hospice license reading for me?
Speaker 2: I'm real so sick of the fraud. Im you guys,
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Speaker 2: This is why Doge was so great, and they just
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Speaker 2: like I can't. I'm just so tired of it. It's
Speaker 2: because they don't care about the taxpayers. They don't care.
Speaker 2: Get back to work, sucker.
Speaker 3: And how are people on the left not as mad that?
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Speaker 3: I wanted to spread some positivity for a moment, and
Speaker 3: I think a lot of us have felt rather pessimistic
Speaker 3: about the upcoming midterms, with good reason, because there's there's
Speaker 3: a lot of crazy a lot of crazy people out
Speaker 3: there who feel a lot of crazy things, and we
Speaker 3: share country with them, and the matter people are about
Speaker 3: the state of the world that they're in, the more
Speaker 3: likely they are to get engaged and vote. And right now,
Speaker 3: people on the right are like, I voted for all
Speaker 3: of this, I voted for every last bit of it,
Speaker 3: and we feel very content with our president. That leads
Speaker 3: to complacency and that is not good. So here is
Speaker 3: a little of here's a little optimism, okay, and it
Speaker 3: comes from Mike Johnson who feels apparently very bullish about
Speaker 3: the midterms.
Speaker 10: Here is I am very bullish on the midterms. I'm convinced,
Speaker 10: Shannon that we're going to win. We have an extraordinary
Speaker 10: record to run on. We're raising more money than Democrats
Speaker 10: right now. I personally raise eighty two million dollars as
Speaker 10: an all time record for a speaker last year. And
Speaker 10: when you combine that with the Congression Leadership Fund, which
Speaker 10: is the speaker's indoor superPAC, there's two hundred and eighteen
Speaker 10: million dollars. The NRCC has better numbers, the RNC has
Speaker 10: better numbers. We're going to have a war Chester run
Speaker 10: on and a great record and extraordinary candidates to put
Speaker 10: out there on the field. We've got the tailwinds, and
Speaker 10: I think we're going to defy history and do this
Speaker 10: and grow our majority. I need a margin larger than one.
Speaker 2: Shannon, give it what he say Otherwise, Woody, like, do
Speaker 2: you think that if you'll work? What do you say?
Speaker 2: I don't know if we're going to win, you guys,
Speaker 2: because it historically the other the other team always wins
Speaker 2: during this, right right, That's the way it works. So
Speaker 2: I mean I don't. I mean, I've heard that a
Speaker 2: lot this weekend too, like that's what history tells us.
Speaker 2: So I don't know. I appreciate him being all positive pants.
Speaker 2: I do appreciate that. But when I see you know,
Speaker 2: positive pants out there running around, the people become more complacent.
Speaker 2: I'd rather take the other side and be like you, guys,
Speaker 2: I feel like they're going to win, so get your
Speaker 2: butts off your couch and go vote. Like I want
Speaker 2: people to be worried, and so I want more people
Speaker 2: to go to the place that's how right at it,
Speaker 2: and that's fair.
Speaker 3: I mean, you know, I just I've been very negative
Speaker 3: about how the midterms I think are going to go,
Speaker 3: and so I saw that this morning and I was like, Okay,
Speaker 3: well that's nice, even if he's lying it maybe for
Speaker 3: just a moment.
Speaker 2: Is it's great to feel good, But don't feel so
Speaker 2: good that you stay home.
Speaker 3: No, you absolutely cannot. Every single person in here, even John.
Speaker 2: Balls, who is back.
Speaker 3: I keep listen, I'm going to keep banning you. I
Speaker 3: don't know what to tell you, Like you come up
Speaker 3: with all of these new profiles and just keep coming back.
Speaker 3: But that says a lot about you, dude.
Speaker 2: We're just not that good to you like, Scott, like,
Speaker 2: don't you have anything better to do? I mean, it's
Speaker 2: seven thirty in the Morning's wrong with you?
Speaker 3: Right, Like, it's just that's just weird. But anyway, everybody
Speaker 3: needs to be engaged.
Speaker 2: Everybody. Yeah, all right, So let's talk about Don.
Speaker 3: Lemon because that was so fun, Like everything that was
Speaker 3: going on with Don Lemon so much fun. He obviously
Speaker 3: we on Friday, we were like, I was wondering, what's
Speaker 3: his mugshot going to look like? And you were like, Oh,
Speaker 3: he's not gonna smile, He's going to be so super serious,
Speaker 3: and you were right, here is the mugshot.
Speaker 2: And God, looks really bad right about all the lighting
Speaker 2: and stuff. Damn it's bad. Damn it is really really bad.
Speaker 2: Look like himself.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean he looks like a complete bug.
Speaker 2: You know. It's bad. It's real bad.
Speaker 3: And as fun as that was to see, he was,
Speaker 3: as you mentioned earlier, released out on bail like pretty immediately.
Speaker 3: So Judge ordered him released on his own recognissance after
Speaker 3: he was indicted for interfeering interfering with that religious service
Speaker 3: during the ice protest in Minnesota, and the government had
Speaker 3: requested at least one hundred grand in bond. The judge
Speaker 3: denied that and refused to restrict his travel, which is
Speaker 3: why he was able to like scurry off and enjoy
Speaker 3: the Grammys.
Speaker 2: So yeah, and then that happened, and they loved it.
Speaker 2: All the celebrities loved it because he crapped all over
Speaker 2: religious freedom, you know, and they applaud him. They applaud him,
Speaker 2: and they think that this is wonderful. And then he
Speaker 2: was released on He was released without bail in less
Speaker 2: than twenty four hours, which I think is so interesting
Speaker 2: because look at all the J six people that weren't
Speaker 2: and they were held for months, some of them held
Speaker 2: for years for doing less. Let's just get real.
Speaker 4: So you know what I think this is.
Speaker 2: I think this is black privilege. Black gay privilege is
Speaker 2: what I think it is. Interesting. Yeah, I mean, let's
Speaker 2: just get real. Because a lot of the J six
Speaker 2: people were white, that's true. Where was the white privilege
Speaker 2: that I hear about all the time. I'm just putting
Speaker 2: it out there. If you're if you are like a celebrity,
Speaker 2: which he is a pseudo celebrity and he's like what
Speaker 2: like D list celebrity and you're black and you're gay,
Speaker 2: you have privilege it's at least that's what it seems
Speaker 2: like to me.
Speaker 3: Maybe that is an interesting take. I do like that
Speaker 3: when he was released, there was a reporter. I don't
Speaker 3: know who it is, but the reporter's questions were so awesome,
Speaker 3: and I just wonder how Don Lemon felt in this
Speaker 3: moment when he is the guy getting screamed at by
Speaker 3: reporters instead of getting into everybody's face with his own
Speaker 3: frickin' microphone. Here is a little taste of what they
Speaker 3: were asking.
Speaker 11: Him, Don, Don the indictment says, you acknowledged children were
Speaker 11: afraid that parents couldn't get to their children.
Speaker 4: People thought this was a chart shooting.
Speaker 3: Do you think you should have left?
Speaker 4: Don?
Speaker 12: Indictment says that you've protected the address, you protected the
Speaker 12: element of surprise.
Speaker 4: You kissed the organizer on camera.
Speaker 12: Do you consider yourself a participant to a journalist?
Speaker 2: I mean, just imagine the questions. Imagine if you will.
Speaker 2: Here's another question, Imagine if you will, if we stormed
Speaker 2: into a mosque or some gay pride thing. Imagine what
Speaker 2: would happen. Imagine what Don Lehman would do and what
Speaker 2: he would say if we did that. Just curious, like
Speaker 2: what I have a question like what what's the answer
Speaker 2: to that? I mean, it's that's how this works, right well,
Speaker 2: I mean like he would be questioning and he would
Speaker 2: be not tolerating that on the other side. So I'm
Speaker 2: asking the questions to to him and his ilk, right,
Speaker 2: because this is it's not okay. None of it's okay.
Speaker 3: So where Yeah, when you read the indictment too, it's like, yes,
Speaker 3: really yeah, it is egregious.
Speaker 2: I mean he was he stormed a Christian church. He's
Speaker 2: this guy is a jerk and he he openly.
Speaker 3: Said, were the point of this is to traumatize?
Speaker 2: That is the point, right right? This is the thing.
Speaker 2: And if I would have done that to like a mosque,
Speaker 2: if I would have walked in with all my whiteness
Speaker 2: walked into a mosque, what would he What would he
Speaker 2: have said about me? What what don Lemon said about me?
Speaker 2: I guarantee you it wouldn't have been pretty. He would
Speaker 2: have been like, that was terrible. That woman is terrible?
Speaker 2: How dare she do that? You know? He would have
Speaker 2: said that, So why dad.
Speaker 3: She infringe on someone just trying to practice their faith, Right,
Speaker 3: That's what he would have said.
Speaker 2: So why is he exempt why is he above it?
Speaker 3: Not okay, not okay, but he has lawyered up with
Speaker 3: a very very powerful lawyer. Here is the statement from
Speaker 3: Abbi Lowell if you want to read that.
Speaker 2: Don Man was like, oh my god. Donal Man was
Speaker 2: taken into custody by federal agents last night in Los Angeles,
Speaker 2: where he was covering the Grammy Awards. Don has been
Speaker 2: a journalist for thirty years. Ridiculous, and his constitutionally protected
Speaker 2: work in Minneapolis was no different than what he has
Speaker 2: always done. The First Amendment exists to protect journalists whose
Speaker 2: role it is to shine light on the truth and
Speaker 2: hold those in power accountable. There is no more important
Speaker 2: time for people like Don to be doing this work.
Speaker 2: Instead of investigating the federal agents who killed two peaceful
Speaker 2: Minnesota protesters, the Trump Justice Department is devoting it's time, attention,
Speaker 2: and resources to this arrest. And that is the real
Speaker 2: indictment of wrongdoing in this case. This unprecedented attack on
Speaker 2: the First Amendment, Oh my god, and transparent attempt to
Speaker 2: distract attention from the many crisis facing this administration will
Speaker 2: not stand. Don will fight these charges vigorously and thoroughly
Speaker 2: in court. Yeah, I can't wait, I can't wait to
Speaker 2: see that. I can't. I mean, this is just it's
Speaker 2: going to be interesting. Yeah, and you know what he's
Speaker 2: taking away from the actual administration doing the job that
Speaker 2: we task them to do, which is to get illegals
Speaker 2: out of our country. They're the ones breaking the law
Speaker 2: to begin with, and he's interfering with that. Beach is
Speaker 2: anybody like this is insanity. It's absolute insanity.
Speaker 3: So naturally, as you mentioned, the celebrities are coming out
Speaker 3: and they're all, you know, oh my god, they give
Speaker 3: them standing ovations everywhere.
Speaker 2: I'm sure he's absolutely loving that.
Speaker 3: In fact, I know he is, because we've got video
Speaker 3: to play of him in just a bit. One of
Speaker 3: the celebrities coming out to say that he was only
Speaker 3: just doing his job was the Queen of traitoriousness herself.
Speaker 3: If that's a word, Jane Fonda, sure you'll be real
Speaker 3: glad to hear from her.
Speaker 13: Don Lemon is a professional journalist heat producer. Were doing
Speaker 13: their job, nothing more, nothing less, and he's been arrested
Speaker 13: and they'll make up all kinds of defamatory things to
Speaker 13: say about him. That's what they're doing. This is how
Speaker 13: autocrats act. We can't fall for it. We have to
Speaker 13: speak up when a red line is crossed like this.
Speaker 2: We cannot be silent.
Speaker 7: And I want you.
Speaker 2: Want to say something.
Speaker 13: No, Okay, So I know, don Lemon, my husband created CNN,
Speaker 13: and I will fight for their right to speak, which
Speaker 13: is guarantee in our constitution.
Speaker 2: They arrested the wrong down. We'll see what she did there.
Speaker 2: It's really funny, Jane. You know what the red line is.
Speaker 2: The red line is our border. That's the red line.
Speaker 2: That's my red line, and people cross it illegally, and
Speaker 2: we have tasked this administration with getting them the f
Speaker 2: out and he's he was standing in the way of that,
Speaker 2: like a lot of people are saying in the way
Speaker 2: of that. That's a time. That's a crime when they
Speaker 2: cross it illegally, Jane, that's a crime.
Speaker 3: Wonder about anytime I hear what Jane Fonda's opinion is
Speaker 3: on something, I know I want to be on the.
Speaker 2: Opposite side of whatever that is.
Speaker 3: So so as soon as I heard that, I was like, okay, perfect,
Speaker 3: so I know I'm on the right side once again.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Donald Trump was asked about this.
Speaker 3: I don't know if this was on the way too
Speaker 3: or on the way from the Milania movie screening, but
Speaker 3: he's all decked out in his tucks on Air Force
Speaker 3: one and he was asked about the arrest Don lemonon.
Speaker 2: Here's what he's saying.
Speaker 8: No, I don't know anything about that Don Lemon, But
Speaker 8: he's a sneezebag. Everyone knows.
Speaker 14: That's it.
Speaker 11: Whyche probably from his standpoint, the best thing that could
Speaker 11: happen to him, he's getting.
Speaker 15: You know, he had no viewers.
Speaker 11: He had he was a fans, a fail dust and
Speaker 11: now he's uh, he's in the news.
Speaker 5: I didn't know anything about it.
Speaker 2: I love how he's all like, I don't know anything
Speaker 2: about it. That's like he's kind of he's a loser.
Speaker 2: It's funny though, how Jane Fonda talks about CNN and him,
Speaker 2: which is interesting because they fired him, right, didn't they
Speaker 2: fire him CNN? Yeah? Yeah, yeah, so he's not there anymore.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's they Why would they want to claim
Speaker 2: him if they fired him? I think he.
Speaker 3: Does continue to make appearances from time to time, but
Speaker 3: a pretty rarely, and he certainly doesn't have his own show.
Speaker 2: I mean, yeah, it's not a thing's varable, and he's
Speaker 2: he is so different when than when you and I
Speaker 2: saw him back in twenty fourteen. I mean, he aspiraled
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Speaker 2: It's I don't think he wasn't a conservative at the time,
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Speaker 3: Lots and lots talk about Don Lemon on the weekend
Speaker 3: news shows, Todd Blanche System and Turney General was out
Speaker 3: there talking about the facts.
Speaker 2: And here's an example.
Speaker 11: So when do you believe that mister Lemon crossed the
Speaker 11: line from reporting on what was going on to criminal activity.
Speaker 16: Conveniently missing from what you just showed, George, is the
Speaker 16: appellate court and a judge on the appellate Court who said,
Speaker 16: just a few days later, there was clearly probable cause
Speaker 16: and it wasn't even a close question. So and by
Speaker 16: the way, a grand jury, which is what our system
Speaker 16: has set up to determine whether probable cause exists, concluded
Speaker 16: that there was probable cause. That indictment is now public.
Speaker 16: Everybody in this country can pull it up and read
Speaker 16: for themselves and see what the grand jury found that
Speaker 16: mister Lemon did. I am not going to comment on
Speaker 16: the charges specifically, because it's not appropriate. But it's interesting
Speaker 16: that we talk about the first menu or right. You
Speaker 16: have a right of freedom of religion, which is just
Speaker 16: as important as any other right that we have. And George,
Speaker 16: I don't know if if you've watched the videos or
Speaker 16: read the indictment about what it's alleged that mister Lemon did,
Speaker 16: But if anybody in this country thinks that that is
Speaker 16: quote independent journalism. I would like to have a conversation
Speaker 16: with you. Now. He's obviously as a very good lawyer,
Speaker 16: he can raise defenses in court to the extent he
Speaker 16: wants to. But nobody in this country should feel comfortable
Speaker 16: storming into a church while it's ongoing and disrupting that
Speaker 16: church service and thinking that we're just going to stand
Speaker 16: by and let that happen, because there is a statute
Speaker 16: that does not allow that to happen. It doesn't matter
Speaker 16: if you happen to be a former CNN journalist, it
Speaker 16: doesn't matter if you're a rioter, it doesn't matter if
Speaker 16: you think you're peacefully protesting, you are not allowed to
Speaker 16: do that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and it is hard. I see the outrage when
Speaker 2: you know people who are protesting abortions did so aside
Speaker 2: have an abortion clinic. Christians did that, and they were
Speaker 2: arrested by the Biden administration.
Speaker 3: Using the same infraction, like, using the same law.
Speaker 2: Yeah and so, and now.
Speaker 3: I see a whole bunch of people going, well, that
Speaker 3: law probably isn't even constitutional. Really, all of a sudden,
Speaker 3: it's not fine. When we were using it for the
Speaker 3: people protesting an abortion clinic. But now Don Lemon is
Speaker 3: somehow exempt and now it's now law.
Speaker 2: Those people sure as hell didn't get out in twenty
Speaker 2: four hours and go to the Grammys.
Speaker 3: Exactly exactly.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 3: Another clip, another news program. This was News Nation with
Speaker 3: Cuomo and he had Michael Noles on and they were
Speaker 3: arguing about this, and I thought Michael handled himself brilliantly
Speaker 3: as always.
Speaker 17: Here he is the president just arrested two journalists. Now
Speaker 17: I think that he's almost in double down mode. I
Speaker 17: thought he was in de escalate mode. Now he's having
Speaker 17: journalists arrested.
Speaker 18: Well, he arrested journalists for committing crimes and then filming
Speaker 18: themselves committing crimes and then talking and admitting on camera
Speaker 18: to committing those crimes. So you know, just because you
Speaker 18: say your journalist doesn't mean he violated the Face Act
Speaker 18: in eighteen US Code, section two forty one, among others.
Speaker 17: You think he used for you know, look, just because
Speaker 17: you know the number of the statue, bravo, you probably
Speaker 17: know that I just read the indictment. They also want
Speaker 17: to throw the klueklucks Klan Act after him.
Speaker 7: The indictment.
Speaker 17: As a lawyer, let me tell you not an impressive
Speaker 17: document and you should originally got signed. Well, no, they're worried.
Speaker 17: They're worried about the application. They're worried about because they
Speaker 17: liked Don Lemon or Georgia fort use force or intimidation?
Speaker 17: How did they use for intimidation fundamental part of the
Speaker 17: MENSRAA of that statute.
Speaker 18: How Chris, I think it's laudable that you'd want to
Speaker 18: defend your friend. Don Lemon said on camera that the
Speaker 18: purpose of the event that he was actively participating in
Speaker 18: was to traumatize people, and he said that is good,
Speaker 18: that is what that is for. He went in there.
Speaker 18: He admitted on camera, you're believing the woman who organized
Speaker 18: it for some reason, you're not believing Don Lemon, your
Speaker 18: own friend. He said he knew a secret. He knew
Speaker 18: about what they were doing in advance. He wouldn't say
Speaker 18: it on camera. He served coffee to his fellow activists
Speaker 18: in there.
Speaker 2: He violated the Face Act.
Speaker 18: He conspired to get the point you cannot plan First
Speaker 18: Amendment protections while you actively violate the First Amendment rights
Speaker 18: of others. My friend wife John and for twenty seven
Speaker 18: months over this for an abortion clinic.
Speaker 2: Yeah, looks like looks like Michael spanked a lawyer.
Speaker 3: Huh, A couple of them.
Speaker 2: I think that other guy maybe a lawyer. I forget
Speaker 2: his name. Man, your money back for those law degrees. Boys.
Speaker 3: I had no idea that Chris Cuomo had one, and
Speaker 3: neither I was yesterday years old when I learned that.
Speaker 2: May not have wanted to say that out loud. Lord,
Speaker 2: so listen.
Speaker 3: I know a lot of people are upset at Megan Kelly,
Speaker 3: I understand, but on things that relate to the law,
Speaker 3: she is awesome.
Speaker 2: And she had.
Speaker 3: One tweet that I want you to read, and then
Speaker 3: a couple of responses to some folks that I thought
Speaker 3: were absolutely spot on. Here is the first legal analysis
Speaker 3: that she gives about Don Lemon's rest.
Speaker 2: There is no Amendment right of protests or of the
Speaker 2: press to enter a house of warship and shut down
Speaker 2: a religious service. Lemon had no right to be there
Speaker 2: as a journalist or a protester. Churches have statutory protection
Speaker 2: under the Face Act that make it clear the disrupting
Speaker 2: interfering with the service access of parishioners to the service
Speaker 2: as a criminal act. You don't get a pass just
Speaker 2: because you say, oh, I intended to come in here
Speaker 2: where I am not allowed to interfere with your church
Speaker 2: service by sticking a mic in people's faces. But it
Speaker 2: is okay because I'm doing it for my YouTube channel.
Speaker 2: If Lemon had stayed on the sidewalk, as every journal
Speaker 2: knows we must do when covering a story on private
Speaker 2: property unless we have advanced permission to enter. We all
Speaker 2: deal with this. It's a pain in the neck to
Speaker 2: get permission sometimes and it often means we miss the
Speaker 2: best pictures, but we comply with the law because we
Speaker 2: all know private property changes our rights. This would be
Speaker 2: a different case. He didn't. He trespassed, and not just
Speaker 2: into a private home or business, which could have resulted
Speaker 2: in a trespass case, but into a church in the
Speaker 2: middle of a service, which unfortunately for Lemon and all
Speaker 2: sorts of rock solid rights of the church goers. In short,
Speaker 2: he chose the wrong event the storm. People were hurt,
Speaker 2: they were scared. He knew it, and his comments on
Speaker 2: cam prove he knew it. He broke the law. He's
Speaker 2: not only going to be prosecuted, he's going to be
Speaker 2: sued for a lot of money. And he should.
Speaker 3: Yeah, God, I love that. Yes, when she's good. She's
Speaker 3: so freaking good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she knows, she knows. And Gretchen Carlson, who you know?
Speaker 2: I can't danned that woman.
Speaker 3: She also is clutching pearls about Don Lemon, which is
Speaker 3: just amazing to me.
Speaker 2: But she tweeted.
Speaker 3: Just when you thought things were toned down in Minnesota,
Speaker 3: the DOJ arrest Don Lemon for being an activist at
Speaker 3: a church protest, not a journalist. A judge blocked arresting him,
Speaker 3: but that didn't stop Trump with his enemy list. It's
Speaker 3: not a crime to be a journalist in this country.
Speaker 2: Yeah it Megans like, sit down, Waldo, Yeah, read her? God,
Speaker 2: I judge and not block the DOJ from charging arresting Lemon.
Speaker 2: Here's exactly what Chief US District Court Judge Patrick J.
Speaker 2: Schlitz Schilts ruled. I'm sorry I didn't say his name right.
Speaker 2: If the government does not like the magistrate judge judge's decision,
Speaker 2: it can present its case to a grand jury and
Speaker 2: seek an indictment, which is exactly what DOJ did, and
Speaker 2: a grand jury found probable cause to charge Lemon with
Speaker 2: multiple crimes. Stop with the bullshit information, Gretchen Gretch I
Speaker 2: cannot stand her Meghan was on a tear.
Speaker 3: She also responded to John Favreau, who also tweeted just
Speaker 3: again clutching pearls, saying, do we think Newsom's DOJ will
Speaker 3: start with Meghan Kelly and Matt Walsh types or just
Speaker 3: make it more efficient by raiding Fox and arresting everyone.
Speaker 2: Read what she wrote back. If Matt wasshing, If Matt
Speaker 2: Walsh and I storm at church which is private property
Speaker 2: and stop a service as children cry and fear and
Speaker 2: prisoners break bones trying to run away from me and
Speaker 2: my fellow trespass, which is Matt, and I tell them
Speaker 2: trauma is a part of it, then yes, I would
Speaker 2: fully expect to be charged. John Favreau, Oh my god,
Speaker 2: she's so good. She's so good at that, and so
Speaker 2: too is Front of the Show.
Speaker 3: Mike Davis, who was responding to Haraldo, Heldo's mad about
Speaker 3: Don Lemon as well.
Speaker 2: Was he shirt probably doing? He said, healthy thing shirtless? Yeah.
Speaker 3: Don Lemon is a journalist and has the right to
Speaker 3: cover the undeniably important news events in Minneapolis. Arresting him
Speaker 3: will not silence the criticism of the federal government.
Speaker 2: Free Don Lemon. Red Mike's response, thank God. Journalists get
Speaker 2: a free past to storm churches, They get a free
Speaker 2: pass to shut down preachers on the pulpit, they get
Speaker 2: a free pass to terrify and trap women and children,
Speaker 2: all because of their race and religion. Save your sanctimonious bullshit, Heraldo.
Speaker 2: We all saw the videos. It's so true. My God again,
Speaker 2: so he somehow has privilege. Don Lemon again, it goes
Speaker 2: back to so he has privilege. And then the people
Speaker 2: who were saying, you know what, we want babies to live, right, yeah,
Speaker 2: and I guess some of them were white, So I
Speaker 2: mean they don't get privileged, and they're Christian. It all
Speaker 2: comes down to that. Those those dirty Christians, they don't
Speaker 2: have any rights. You know, they don't write you guys.
Speaker 2: So I'm just so sick of this crap. I really am.
Speaker 3: You know, that famous poem isn't the right word, but
Speaker 3: the whole thing that said first they came for so
Speaker 3: and so, and I said nothing. I said, So, there's
Speaker 3: there's an account called hard pass on X who has
Speaker 3: modified that whatever that poem, and I love it. It says
Speaker 3: first they came for Don Lemon, and I did not
Speaker 3: speak out because Don Lemon sucks and then they came
Speaker 3: for the communists, and I did not speak out because
Speaker 3: this is what I voted for.
Speaker 2: It's true, It's so true, my god. But but listen,
Speaker 2: I still see. Listen, there's a we saw for years
Speaker 2: that there is a two tier system of justice. I
Speaker 2: still see a twinge of it. People on the left
Speaker 2: are pissed off because Don Lemon was arrested, but he
Speaker 2: was still let out and he.
Speaker 4: Still got to go to the Grammys.
Speaker 2: I still see a two tier system of justice. That
Speaker 2: little bitch should have still stayed in jail. He should
Speaker 2: have still been in jail. So I mean, I'm irritated
Speaker 2: by that. People are irritated that he was arrested. I'm
Speaker 2: irritated that he's not still there.
Speaker 3: I know, I know, and I don't know how long
Speaker 3: it's going to take for a court case, Like who
Speaker 3: knows how long? You know what I mean, It always
Speaker 3: takes forever, So he's going to be out spewing his
Speaker 3: garbage for god knows how long. The best reaction to
Speaker 3: the suckage that is Don Lemon was by far Nicki Minaj.
Speaker 2: It was perfect.
Speaker 3: So she was on the Katie Miller podcast, and you know,
Speaker 3: Don Lemon has been ripping Nicki Minaj and so Katie
Speaker 3: Miller asked her, do you have a response to that?
Speaker 3: And Nikki absolutely did.
Speaker 19: Here it is you called for Don Lemon's arrest over
Speaker 19: his church stunt in Minneapolis. He since called you racist
Speaker 19: on hime, homophobic and out of your death Anything you'd
Speaker 19: like to say to Don.
Speaker 2: Lemon sucker stop, accurate, accurate?
Speaker 3: Oh my god, where's the very day?
Speaker 2: She gives us more reason to love her. I just
Speaker 2: I love just the laughing. She's like, I don't care
Speaker 2: what you think about me.
Speaker 3: Unfortunately, Don Lemon continues to be very arrogant about everything,
Speaker 3: and he has lots and lots of confidence that things
Speaker 3: are going to go his way. He posted this, I
Speaker 3: think last night.
Speaker 20: I have so many thoughts and what this did was
Speaker 20: really open my eyes to a lot. So if you
Speaker 20: think that I was outspoken before this, just wait, just wait.
Speaker 20: So I know that there are people who think, like, oh,
Speaker 20: you know, do this and you know that I'm going
Speaker 20: to be locked.
Speaker 11: Up or whatever.
Speaker 20: Hey worried about that you heard the truth and the
Speaker 20: truth shall make you free. I ain't even worried about that,
Speaker 20: Like not, don't even think about it. So whatever, you know,
Speaker 20: what ever happens, I am. I always think that something
Speaker 20: good is always going to happen, and something usually good
Speaker 20: always happens if you have that mindset, Thank you very much.
Speaker 2: He's very positive. Pants well, he's reading his own he's
Speaker 2: reading the press, right. I mean, they're just building him
Speaker 2: up to be a martyr. He's like the guy, he
Speaker 2: is the liberal guy right now, and he's loving this
Speaker 2: because he didn't get a lot of attention before a
Speaker 2: couple of weeks ago, and now he's getting all the
Speaker 2: attention and he's like, oh, I'm popular again. The people
Speaker 2: love me again. On the left, you know they do,
Speaker 2: oh yeah.
Speaker 3: And it's the people that he cares about the most,
Speaker 3: the Hollywood elites, he cares about their opinion the absolute
Speaker 3: most so and Democrats, like even the Democrats their official
Speaker 3: account on X. I mean, just the hypocrisy, it's unreal.
Speaker 3: So back in the day, in late October of twenty eighteen,
Speaker 3: they said no Americans should have to fear for their
Speaker 3: life when going into a place of warship or anywhere else.
Speaker 3: Bigotry and hate have no home here. Fast forward to
Speaker 3: yesterday or the day before, and they're all free. Don
Speaker 3: Lemon protect free speech. It's like they've completely forgotten where
Speaker 3: Don Lemon went that got him arrested trial.
Speaker 2: This is the Democrat way, hypocrisy every day, every time,
Speaker 2: day pride goes before the fall. I'm sorry, I didn't
Speaker 2: catch your name, but that's absolutely true. Yeah, it's him, absolutely.
Speaker 2: I guess we'll see what happens.
Speaker 10: Yep.
Speaker 3: And speaking of hypocrisy, Governor Stantas with this absolute banger.
Speaker 3: He said, when Biden refused to enforce immigration law, we
Speaker 3: were told that states couldn't enforce those laws because that
Speaker 3: was a federal function. And so now when Trump is
Speaker 3: trying to enforce federal immigration laws, the same people are
Speaker 3: saying it's fine for states to obstruct and sabotage the
Speaker 3: carrying out of that same federal function. They make no sense,
Speaker 3: you guys. It's all Trump patriot yea.
Speaker 2: Or that they're that kid who constantly changes the rules
Speaker 2: in a board game, yep, just a total brat. I
Speaker 2: gotta win, I gotta win, so I'm changing all the
Speaker 2: rules all the time. I know nobody likes you.
Speaker 3: And now that Tom Homan is in Minneapolis and things
Speaker 3: are I mean, they're not calm by any stretch there's
Speaker 3: still lots of crazy people out in the streets, but
Speaker 3: it is somewhat calmer than it was before Tom Holman
Speaker 3: got there. And Tim Walls can't stop fanning the flames,
Speaker 3: like he cannot stop you guys. So he tweeted this out,
Speaker 3: just utterly ridiculous. This was over the weekend. He said,
Speaker 3: they're taking kids from Minnesota and sending them to detention camp.
Speaker 3: They're shooting American citizens in the street and locking investigators
Speaker 3: out of crime scenes. The world is watching what happens next.
Speaker 3: And Michael Holstrom wrote and said, this man is unhinged.
Speaker 2: After the most peaceful Friday night that we've had in.
Speaker 3: A month, Walls chose to stir the pot. He will
Speaker 3: not let things settle because once they do, the conversation
Speaker 3: turns back to fraud. And that is a conversation he
Speaker 3: cannot afford. That's what this is all about. Oh, it's
Speaker 3: always been about that from day one. It's been about
Speaker 3: him being a thief.
Speaker 2: He's so involved. God, I'm not doing him, totally involved.
Speaker 2: He and Ilahan both.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I cannot wait for them to pay for what
Speaker 3: they've done. Trump talked about consequences of elections related to
Speaker 3: Minnesota and related to immigration.
Speaker 2: Here's what he said, want to say.
Speaker 11: I think we'll say it very plainly.
Speaker 21: Elections have consequences. The people want law and order, and
Speaker 21: we have a silent majority. We have a silent majority
Speaker 21: of people. They don't go on right and everything else,
Speaker 21: but they like what we're doing. They like having a
Speaker 21: safe city. I get calls every single day every person
Speaker 21: I see working in the White House. People I don't
Speaker 21: know many people work here, and they say, I'd like
Speaker 21: to thank you, sir, Why you've made Washington so great?
Speaker 11: We walk to work, They walk to work. You people
Speaker 11: know it very well.
Speaker 21: You walk to work.
Speaker 11: Then you used to take an uber.
Speaker 3: I mean, he's right, this is what I voted for.
Speaker 3: I wanted all the illegals gone, all of them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is what we voted for. I don't why
Speaker 2: would you not want your community to be safe. I
Speaker 2: don't know why. They fight the dumbest things.
Speaker 3: Why would And then they pushed back on fraud. They're like, no, no, no,
Speaker 3: everything's fine. It's your money too, it's your money too.
Speaker 2: They're idiots. My god, it just makes no sense at all.
Speaker 3: The New Jersey new Governor Mikey is it Sheryl Cheryl.
Speaker 2: I forget how to say her name.
Speaker 3: She's you know, a lot of these Democrat governors, mayors
Speaker 3: all over the country are like threatening to you know,
Speaker 3: get databases together. They're telling people get your phones out
Speaker 3: if you see ICE because they're the bad guys.
Speaker 2: It's so destructive, self destructive. I might add to their
Speaker 2: own communities.
Speaker 3: But here she is talking about exactly.
Speaker 2: What I already met with AG.
Speaker 14: We are putting on information on what helping New Jerseyans
Speaker 14: know their rights. We are not going to allow any
Speaker 14: iced raids to be staged from state properties. And we
Speaker 14: are also going to be standing up a portal so
Speaker 14: people can upload all their cell phone videos and alert
Speaker 14: people like if you see an ICE agent in the street,
Speaker 14: get your phone out.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the people are talking.
Speaker 2: I know I cannot compark counting.
Speaker 14: They will pick people up. They will not tell us
Speaker 14: who they are. My god, they will not tell us
Speaker 14: if they're here legally. They won't check. They'll pick up
Speaker 14: American citizens. They picked up a five year old child.
Speaker 14: We want oh, my goda, and we are going to
Speaker 14: make sure we get it.
Speaker 3: Cooperate. If you want cooperation from them, maybe you should cooperate.
Speaker 2: About that, and it's lies, like they lie about the
Speaker 2: five year old and the way that all that went down,
Speaker 2: total lies, it's all propaganda.
Speaker 4: Can you imagine?
Speaker 2: Can you imagine if I called nine one one and
Speaker 2: I'm like, there is a murdering rapist in my house,
Speaker 2: I need you to come here, and a bunch of
Speaker 2: liberals just they went and they they obstructed nine one way,
Speaker 2: They obstructed law enforcement from coming into my house and
Speaker 2: saving me. Essentially, that's what's happening in our community. That's
Speaker 2: what's happening.
Speaker 3: It's not even essentially like look at the healthcare workers
Speaker 3: who are like all of them are getting called out
Speaker 3: for saying I'm not going to treat MAGA or I'm
Speaker 3: not gonna I mean, all of it is so freaking crazy.
Speaker 3: This is what they're happening.
Speaker 2: They're obstructing us from having safety, from being helped by
Speaker 2: this administration. These people are psycho.
Speaker 3: They're sick, psycho, and they're the violent ones. I don't
Speaker 3: know how you can there's just way.
Speaker 2: Too much evidence for that at this point.
Speaker 3: And again once again they're always hypocritical. Right now, a
Speaker 3: bunch of these protesters are setting up makeshift blockades and
Speaker 3: checking IDs to keep ice agents from passing through. It's
Speaker 3: so so funny. I love how Greg Price put it.
Speaker 3: In order to stop the US government from defending our borders,
Speaker 3: checking IDs and removing people who don't have the right
Speaker 3: to be here, we must set up a border check
Speaker 3: IDs and remove people that we don't want here.
Speaker 2: You cannot make this up, can't. You cannot make it
Speaker 2: up such idiots such thank God, phear to God, these people,
Speaker 2: and they don't even get it.
Speaker 3: They don't even see the irony now, so they can't
Speaker 3: totom and that Boston mayor something wo I forget her
Speaker 3: first name. She's also saying, listen, everybody has a right
Speaker 3: to be here. Everybody has a right to be in America.
Speaker 3: She says, every single human being has the legal right
Speaker 3: to come to the United States and seek shelter. And
Speaker 3: DeSantis was like, just not in Martha's vineyard from what
Speaker 3: I hear.
Speaker 2: Right exactly. They just don't and not hear themselves, and
Speaker 2: not in so many of these like rich elitist liberal
Speaker 2: neighborhoods that are gated. You know, we don't want the
Speaker 2: riff raff.
Speaker 4: Here, but they're welcome every place else.
Speaker 2: Yeah, right, you guys take them f you.
Speaker 3: My favorite thing is like seeing all the random like
Speaker 3: TikTokers who are like, we're leaving this country, we can't
Speaker 3: stand it here anymore. But like it's so hard to
Speaker 3: get into the country. I'm trying to get into and
Speaker 3: I have to fill out all this paperwork and show
Speaker 3: all this identification and promise that I'm not going to
Speaker 3: be a drain on resources, and they still don't get it,
Speaker 3: get it, they don't get It's just incredible.
Speaker 2: Yeah, here's an interesting little.
Speaker 3: Factoid about the the two ICE agents who were involved
Speaker 3: in the shooting of Alex pretty Their names have been released,
Speaker 3: and I don't know about y'all, but they sound like
Speaker 3: they could be.
Speaker 2: Brown, Hey, Sue and Raymundo Gutierrez. Oh, I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I just feel like they might have some brown at.
Speaker 2: A lot of white privilege there, you guys, A lot,
Speaker 2: a whole lot, I swear. And you know, another thing
Speaker 2: that really irritates me is all these people that are
Speaker 2: like Trump's gonna destroy the country, and they are actively
Speaker 2: destroying our country right they're doing it. We're watching it
Speaker 2: happen in these cities. All they do is destroy things
Speaker 2: all the left does is destroyed. Look at the look
Speaker 2: at the cities and the states that are run by Democrats.
Speaker 2: They destroy them.
Speaker 3: But the California, for crying out loud, oh my god,
Speaker 3: California is yeah, they're yeah. In New York City, who
Speaker 3: apparently this mayor Zoran can't even deal with like a snowfall,
Speaker 3: let alone anything else. That's they're in some big fat
Speaker 3: trouble New York City, you and danger. Happily, there are
Speaker 3: pockets of people in even the worst possible places, places
Speaker 3: like Seattle, that are pushing back.
Speaker 2: And here's an example.
Speaker 3: Seattle cops, for example, are pushing back against their new
Speaker 3: radical COMMI mayor. So they're saying, this is, according to
Speaker 3: the Seattle Police Officers Guild quote toothless virtue signaling rhetoric
Speaker 3: like what the mayor has basically said has already cost
Speaker 3: two people their lives. The concept of pitting two armed
Speaker 3: law enforcement agencies against each other is ludicrous and will
Speaker 3: not happen. I will not allow our members to be
Speaker 3: used as political pants.
Speaker 2: So grateful to him and others like him.
Speaker 21: Good.
Speaker 2: And the thing.
Speaker 3: Is is like there are all these people on the
Speaker 3: left want to be all bleeding heart about the illegals,
Speaker 3: everybody's welcome, whatever you know, Billie Eilish saying nobody's illegal
Speaker 3: and stolen land. There's a bit of a longer video
Speaker 3: that we're going to put and I don't even know
Speaker 3: who this woman is, but she captures the sentiment I
Speaker 3: think of so many maga folks so well on this issue.
Speaker 19: Here she is really don't care about illegal immigrants being
Speaker 19: detained by Ice and families being separated. No, no. If
Speaker 19: I have to be the one to say it, because
Speaker 19: I see a lot of right wingers tiptoeing around it,
Speaker 19: I don't care. I do not care. Okay. Do I
Speaker 19: feel sympathy, Yes, I feel sympathy for families going through
Speaker 19: a hard time, just like if it was my family
Speaker 19: going through a hard time, I would be struggling, So
Speaker 19: I can sympathize with their struggle, Okay, because I'm a
Speaker 19: normal human. But does that make me care enough to say,
Speaker 19: let's stop all deportations, let's brutalize Ice?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 7: No, no, Okay.
Speaker 19: If I broke the law here in South Carolina, any law,
Speaker 19: I don't know, I robbed a bank and my reasoning
Speaker 19: is because my family was hungry. I needed to feed
Speaker 19: my family. I'm not coming from a bad place. I'm
Speaker 19: not a dangerous person. I just literally needed money to
Speaker 19: feed my family and keep us surviving. Okay, it's a
Speaker 19: good reason, but I'm still going to jail.
Speaker 2: Okay. And none of you would.
Speaker 19: Blame the South Carolina Police Department for me robbing a bank.
Speaker 19: They are just doing their job. I Am not going
Speaker 19: to sit here in bullshit that any of this is
Speaker 19: ICE's fault or Trump's fault. These laws have been around
Speaker 19: well before Trump, decades, generations before Trump. Okay, I'm pretty
Speaker 19: sure they've been around longer than Trump has been alive.
Speaker 19: ICE has been around for also years.
Speaker 2: You know what else ICE does?
Speaker 19: Human trafficking rescues, sex trafficking rescues, drug trafficking busts. Okay,
Speaker 19: gang cartel busts.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 19: So no, I'm not going to attack federal agents that
Speaker 19: save lives. They've probably saved about two thousand lives just
Speaker 19: from the beginning of twenty twenty five this year alone,
Speaker 19: most of which of those are children and women. Okay,
Speaker 19: So no, I'm not going to go throw rocks and
Speaker 19: bricks at their heads. Noan no, why else? I don't
Speaker 19: care Because these are not parents.
Speaker 7: Of the Year.
Speaker 22: And I'm tired of the left pretending like they are.
Speaker 19: Okay, not everyone is fleeing, fleeing, Okay, you guys like
Speaker 19: to throw that around. Oh well, they're fleeing from horrible conditions,
Speaker 19: all of them, all of them, okay. And even if
Speaker 19: they are, that's why we have asylum. That's why you
Speaker 19: can seek refuge. Do it the right way, Okay. It's
Speaker 19: not your right to live here. No one has the
Speaker 19: right to be an American. I don't know when that became,
Speaker 19: like not reality, but I don't have.
Speaker 7: The right to go live in Japan.
Speaker 19: It's not my human right to go settle in Japan,
Speaker 19: not have any papers, barely contribute to society, and then
Speaker 19: blame police when they arrest me when they realize that
Speaker 19: I'm very legally in committing a legal activity. Okay, that's
Speaker 19: not Japan's fault. That's my parents of the year. You
Speaker 19: want to know what I wouldn't do to my child
Speaker 19: put them in a position to lose me in the
Speaker 19: first place. Let me just go into a country. The
Speaker 19: first action I make upon being a citizen is slapping
Speaker 19: the laws of this country in the face. Then I'm
Speaker 19: going to start a family, then stay here for fifteen years,
Speaker 19: never even attempt to get my papers, have multiple kids,
Speaker 19: send them all around the state and the country, and
Speaker 19: activities in which any moment they could get caught, okay,
Speaker 19: knowing their lives could be slipp from under them at
Speaker 19: any moment, and do nothing about it.
Speaker 2: And then when we get caught.
Speaker 19: Yeah, I'm going to blame the current sitting president that
Speaker 19: it's happening under right, That's what I'm going to do
Speaker 19: because the last fifteen years were none of my responsibility.
Speaker 19: It's all his fault because he made me do these things.
Speaker 19: I'm not going to cry for those people. I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: That's dumb.
Speaker 19: Okay, it's stupid.
Speaker 2: I love her, I love it. I don't know who
Speaker 2: that is, but I love that one amazing.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And that is the difference. It's between responsible, personally responsible
Speaker 2: conservatives dumb ass liberals. That's the difference, you guys. I'm serious, Like,
Speaker 2: our laws are not a golden corral buffet that you
Speaker 2: get to pick and choose, and for them, that's what
Speaker 2: it is. Again, If I get to pick and choose,
Speaker 2: we all are going to stop paying our taxes. You
Speaker 2: with me, because I mean, I would love that. We
Speaker 2: would all love that, wouldn't we Because that I guarantee
Speaker 2: you if I didn't pay my taxes on April fifteenth
Speaker 2: this year, my butt's going to jail.
Speaker 9: M hmm.
Speaker 2: Nobody's gonna like stage your protest for me.
Speaker 3: I just thought she could not have said all the
Speaker 3: things any better.
Speaker 2: I just, oh God, I love that. I love this too.
Speaker 3: Tonight we're gonna go to the nobody is above the
Speaker 3: Law protest, and then tomorrow we're going to go to
Speaker 3: the protect people that are here by breaking the law.
Speaker 3: And then after that we're gonna go to the ice
Speaker 3: needs to show their identity protest, and then go to
Speaker 3: the you don't need an identity to vote protests.
Speaker 2: So that's a little sense. These idiots, mate, they're all morons,
Speaker 2: They're just idiots. And then they're gonna be like and
Speaker 2: then the other protest is we're better than you, like
Speaker 2: mentally and emotionally, like, we're better people than you.
Speaker 7: Protest.
Speaker 4: No, actually you're not.
Speaker 2: You're not better people than us. You're dumb.
Speaker 3: And I think we've shown plenty of examples of that
Speaker 3: on today's show. Unfortunately, there are people who continue for
Speaker 3: reasons I cannot even begin to fathom re elect Maxine Waters,
Speaker 3: who's like seventeen hundred years old. And I think she's
Speaker 3: given up on the really bad wig thing finally, I
Speaker 3: think so. I think what you're about to see is
Speaker 3: real hair. But anyways, she continues to be just super
Speaker 3: mad at Orange Man. I don't know what she's gonna
Speaker 3: do when he's no longer in office, who she's going
Speaker 3: to be mad at. But here is the latest from
Speaker 3: Maxine Waters. The reason for my name today.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump, you are absolutely the most outrageous, the most terrible,
Speaker 1: the most horrible human being that I've ever met. You
Speaker 1: have no compassion for anybody. You have targeted this immigration,
Speaker 1: this migration, and you want to make Maga people believe
Speaker 1: that you are all powerful and that you're going to
Speaker 1: see joy that they get these people of color out
Speaker 1: of the country. They're attacking everybody Americans too.
Speaker 12: You see what they're.
Speaker 1: Doing up in Minneapolis. And so Donald Trump, we are
Speaker 1: going to make sure we're going to thank you.
Speaker 2: That is some scary stuff right there, Like way up
Speaker 2: in the camera. She could just back up a little bit.
Speaker 2: I was trying to back up, but she was still
Speaker 2: right there. And that was concerning.
Speaker 3: There, you know that account, the satirical account, Gebra Fauchet
Speaker 3: or whatever.
Speaker 2: Yes, the nickname what her nickname that she to MAXI.
Speaker 3: Died, she calls her.
Speaker 2: Are you ready for this? I'm ready Jurassic James.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, yes, forever she is.
Speaker 3: I mean, is that not the best possible.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 3: Anyway, account, she feels good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's true.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 3: We're not going to spend a lot of time on
Speaker 3: Candace today, promise, but do have a couple of little
Speaker 3: things to share. This will not come as a surprise
Speaker 3: to anyone except perhaps Megan Kelly, who doesn't believe for
Speaker 3: a second the Candace has attacked Erica Kirk.
Speaker 2: Stop she still believes that she's young and she's a
Speaker 2: mother mock stop it.
Speaker 3: But here is what Candace posted over the weekend about Erica.
Speaker 3: She said, crowdsourcing information from the public to recreate Charlie's
Speaker 3: schedule on the eighth and ninth was an astounding success.
Speaker 3: Thank you, especially to those of you who live in
Speaker 3: Charlie's building, which this is Stocky mc stockerson.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 3: Okay, you guys have been amazing. We now turn our
Speaker 3: attention to Erica Kirk. If you saw Erica on either
Speaker 3: the eighth, ninth or on the morning of the tenth
Speaker 3: of September, we want to hear from you.
Speaker 2: Please email. Thank you all in advance.
Speaker 3: Frank McCormick retweeting it saying Candis Owns just posted on
Speaker 3: Facebook that she's now putting Erica Kirk in the crosshairs
Speaker 3: of her investigation.
Speaker 2: What a sick bitch. Yeah, before Frank that she was
Speaker 2: a sick bitch, we all knew. I mean, enough is enough, man.
Speaker 2: But it's not like she's listen. She'd never listened to Obama.
Speaker 2: Obama set at some point you've made enough money, and
Speaker 2: she doesn't believe that she's not enough money. She's not.
Speaker 2: She's not at the tax bracket that she wants to be.
Speaker 2: Yet you guys, apparently.
Speaker 3: She's also you know, she's got to blame Israel on
Speaker 3: something at least once a day. So she also tweeted yesterday, Yes,
Speaker 3: we are ruled by satanic pedophiles who work for Israel.
Speaker 3: Everyone needs to digest that fact now, Pray and prepare
Speaker 3: yourselves to continue this fight against who are who are
Speaker 3: working to protect them in government, media and church.
Speaker 2: This is the Synagogue of Satan. We are up against
Speaker 2: what's the what is that?
Speaker 21: And what was that in?
Speaker 2: I don't know. I think it was the Epstein file.
Speaker 2: She's talking about the Epstein Yeah, probably probably like the
Speaker 2: Epstein files. Apparently she believes that they're all ISRAELI I
Speaker 2: don't because I didn't.
Speaker 3: Well, Jeffrey Epstein is a Jew, and so obviously anything
Speaker 3: anybody that ever had anything to do with him, ever, whatsoever,
Speaker 3: is working at the behest of Israel. Couldn't it just
Speaker 3: be that, like Jeffrey Epstein.
Speaker 2: Was like a bad person. It could, Yeah, it absolutely
Speaker 2: could be mock But but does.
Speaker 3: That Does that mean the entire nation of Israel is bad?
Speaker 21: Now?
Speaker 2: Well it doesn't, isn't that. It doesn't doesn't fit her narrative.
Speaker 2: So they're there, Blondie, they're there. She's a young mother.
Speaker 2: I was again, just stop right, she is a young mother.
Speaker 7: What was I thinking?
Speaker 2: You don't know?
Speaker 3: Meanwhile, young mother Erica Kirk was honored and recognized in
Speaker 3: the Arizona State Senate in a lovely tribute to Charlie
Speaker 3: and I just thought this was nice and wanted to
Speaker 3: share it because Candace sucks.
Speaker 9: Thank you, mister speaker. I too want to echo our
Speaker 9: gratitude for you and your family and the legacy that
Speaker 9: you've left and that you will continue to leave. It's
Speaker 9: been said that citizenship is not a skill to be learned,
Speaker 9: but a must soul to be exercised. And Charlie Kirk
Speaker 9: was one of our best personal trainers in civic responsibility
Speaker 9: in our generation, and his legacy we will take with
Speaker 9: us in the years ahead, and we thank you for
Speaker 9: your leadership and guiding light as we move forward. And
Speaker 9: on behalf of the House of Representatives, we wanted to
Speaker 9: provide you with this legislative proclamation, an Arizona state flag
Speaker 9: that was flown.
Speaker 7: At our capital.
Speaker 9: On January twenty seventh in honor of your husband, Charlie Kirk.
Speaker 9: On behalf of the House, thank you for your service.
Speaker 2: I was sweet, It was very sweet. I still can't
Speaker 2: believe he's gone, and like I didn't and we didn't
Speaker 2: know him personally, and I still have like I still
Speaker 2: have a disconnect there sometimes where I'm like, wait, he's gone.
Speaker 2: You know, I can only yeah, I can only imagine
Speaker 2: how she must feel some days. You know, when you
Speaker 2: lose people that you love. Sometimes I don't know if
Speaker 2: you guys have ever experienced that. But sometimes you have
Speaker 2: those moments where you're like, wait, they're gone, Like you
Speaker 2: wake up and you're like, oh, you have to remind
Speaker 2: yourself that I'm sure she goes through that and then
Speaker 2: she oh my god, all over again. Yeah.
Speaker 3: So that just but like you, everybody that's a candy
Speaker 3: cultis saying, oh, she was like wiping fake tears, or.
Speaker 2: They're worrying, Oh, they're gonna, they're gonna and you know what,
Speaker 2: they can f off, they can tot off. Right, An
Speaker 2: interesting thing happened. Dilly Dilly Mean Team.
Speaker 3: They put together these hilarious videos and really good videos actually,
Speaker 3: and they put together one that calls out Candice, Alex Jones,
Speaker 3: some of the other folks who have been very negative
Speaker 3: about President Trump recently. And President Trump retweeted it.
Speaker 2: So I love this, Okay, I love that he retweeted it.
Speaker 3: Here's the video if you haven't seen it, and just
Speaker 3: they'll show some pictures of the folks that it's targeted at.
Speaker 2: And Trump retweeted it.
Speaker 11: You guys, yes, do you remember what it was like
Speaker 11: when the twenty twenty election was rigged and stolen? Do
Speaker 11: you remember all the bullshit stories people told you about
Speaker 11: how the fraudilent election would be overturned. Do you remember
Speaker 11: the symbols of tyranny when fences went up around DC
Speaker 11: for Joe Biden's inauguration. Do you remember watching fuel and
Speaker 11: food prices skyrocket in a matter of months. Do you
Speaker 11: remember watching our borders being invaded by a virtual army
Speaker 11: of unidentified criminals. Do you remember watching our nation get
Speaker 11: systematically destroyed for four years by the Joe Biden autopen administration.
Speaker 11: Do you remember longing for the days of winning when
Speaker 11: we had Donald Trump in the White House? Do you
Speaker 11: remember thinking he was going to die when the bullet
Speaker 11: aimed at his brain only grazed his ear. Do you
Speaker 11: remember rejoicing after witnessing the miracle that saved his life.
Speaker 11: Do you remember celebrating the epic Glenn slide victory in
Speaker 11: November of twenty twenty four. This is what you hoped for,
Speaker 11: This is what you prayed for, this is what you
Speaker 11: voted for. So why are you questioning every decision he
Speaker 11: makes now that he's back in office. Scott didn't save
Speaker 11: his life so he could make mistakes.
Speaker 10: He knows what he's doing.
Speaker 11: Maybe it's time to shut the fuck up and let
Speaker 11: him cook. This has been a public service announcement paid
Speaker 11: for by the Dailly Mean team.
Speaker 3: Love so much.
Speaker 2: I love it so much, Right, I love it.
Speaker 17: Eh.
Speaker 3: Tucker was on there too, Tucker Owen, Schreyer, all the
Speaker 3: folks that is on there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean he yeah, went right after them, and
Speaker 2: I yeah, I loved this.
Speaker 4: Yike jd Vance, yike.
Speaker 3: Jeremy Boring continuing to make the rounds he was on
Speaker 3: with Pierce Morgan, and Pierce said, Hey, what do you
Speaker 3: make a Candice Owen saying all of this smack about
Speaker 3: you Daily Wire Benchapiro, all of it. Here is that
Speaker 3: clip and Jeremy's response.
Speaker 12: We've got a little matchup of things she said about
Speaker 12: the Daily Wy on about Ben.
Speaker 2: Let's take it.
Speaker 5: Look at this.
Speaker 23: Terry that is coming from Daily Wire management, Daily Wire
Speaker 23: commentators regarding things that I've said, positions that I have,
Speaker 23: or just appearances that I am making. And you know,
Speaker 23: I would like to really leave the Daily Wire in
Speaker 23: the rearview mirror, like when you break up with someone
Speaker 23: and you have a crazy X.
Speaker 22: That was how it felt like being fired from the
Speaker 22: Daily Wire.
Speaker 23: Andrew Clavin of The Daily Wire released a one hour
Speaker 23: video essentially accusing me of many things, but referring to
Speaker 23: me as anti Semitic, trying to link me to Nick Fuantes.
Speaker 23: This one is so fully off of the mother effing Plantation, truly,
Speaker 23: Ben Shapiro, Fuck you and the midget horse that you
Speaker 23: rode in on.
Speaker 22: And I say that on behalf of the World.
Speaker 2: What's your failing when you hear that?
Speaker 12: Well, she says it on behalf of the World, so
Speaker 12: it must be true. Listen, it's I need to hear
Speaker 12: Candace who will do literally now you know, over fifty
Speaker 12: episodes on the Charlie Kirk assassination and talk about other
Speaker 12: people fixating this is It's ridiculous. Candace is very good
Speaker 12: at what she does. She makes very compelling television. And
Speaker 12: that's all you're seeing in those clips.
Speaker 2: That's it. That's all you're seeing, just entertainment. It is.
Speaker 2: She is a carnival barker. Yes, absolutely, that's exactly what
Speaker 2: she is. Then people people buy into it because for
Speaker 2: a while she maybe has some decent things to say,
Speaker 2: and then she got followers, and now she's just got
Speaker 2: people who love the show. They love that she's not
Speaker 2: a conservative, what a shame.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and now we're hearing how little she cares actually
Speaker 3: about the future of the country because she doesn't vote,
Speaker 3: she doesn't plan to. If anything, she's going to encourage
Speaker 3: people to vote against Republicans. I mean, she's so damaging
Speaker 3: and destructive. Yeah, it's really It's incredible how far she
Speaker 3: has fallen. And I love love that everyone is making
Speaker 3: fun of the fact that she cannot pronounce words anymore.
Speaker 3: And Lyle Culpepper's video about it.
Speaker 2: I had at least twenty people send me this and
Speaker 2: I'm like you, guys, I love Lyle Culpepper. I follow him.
Speaker 2: I see all of his stuff. You don't need to
Speaker 2: send it to me. If he does something, I see it.
Speaker 2: And this is perfection.
Speaker 7: Okay, Candice, let's do a take and just be mindful
Speaker 7: of the pronunciations. Let's not do anything weird.
Speaker 22: I have so many explosive relevations to share with you.
Speaker 7: It's revelations.
Speaker 11: You know what.
Speaker 6: We can move on it.
Speaker 7: You can't complimentalize, Sweeter, it's compartmentalized. Just take that one
Speaker 7: more time. You have to be able to complimentalize that
Speaker 7: to part mentalize.
Speaker 23: And we have to complimentalize and part compermentalize how you
Speaker 23: feel about somebody personally.
Speaker 7: Are you doing this on purpose? Is it a bit?
Speaker 7: Are you trying to get clicks.
Speaker 22: Or something complimentalize? But really it was about the architecture.
Speaker 7: Oh, it is the big one. It's architecture.
Speaker 2: He just liked the architecture.
Speaker 7: Architecture, not architecture, love the architecture.
Speaker 19: Architecture, you know, like he loves the archite texture of things.
Speaker 7: You really don't know how these words are pronounce you
Speaker 7: speak flier.
Speaker 23: Prince Harry abdegates England causes this whole race.
Speaker 22: Kerfluffle.
Speaker 7: Oh no, it's kerfuffle.
Speaker 22: We know kerf fluffle happened because this this dress.
Speaker 7: Ker fluffys kerfufflefuffle.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 23: Literally with the intention to me and Tucker Carlson always
Speaker 23: got to be Tucker Carlson, Camera s Owens.
Speaker 7: It's Handice Owens, it's Candide hand let's cut here. I'm
Speaker 7: going to go, uh take my life.
Speaker 2: I love him, guy, I love him so much.
Speaker 3: I don't understand why he is not more popular. He's
Speaker 3: very bright, but like I think he's got forty thousand
Speaker 3: followers on Twitter.
Speaker 2: He should have a million. He's so great.
Speaker 3: But the problem is is that he understands and supports Israel,
Speaker 3: and he is on the right side of things to
Speaker 3: do that.
Speaker 2: You can't do that, I can't do that. He's good.
Speaker 2: So everybody's like seven thousand.
Speaker 3: There is apparently going to be an announcement today about
Speaker 3: the turning point All American halftime show, So I don't
Speaker 3: know what the announcements are going to be, yeah, but
Speaker 3: we're gonna find out.
Speaker 2: That's great because I was everybody get ready planning on
Speaker 2: eating during halftime, So now I can actually watch something.
Speaker 12: You know.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, there's going to be something to watch. Yeah,
Speaker 3: all right, it is time for some fun things. And
Speaker 3: I hope it's okay that I am revealing to everybody
Speaker 3: that you and your daughter who's about to turn the
Speaker 3: sweet sixteen, are going to do puppy yoga.
Speaker 2: We pup so she wanted to do for her sixteenth birthday.
Speaker 2: You guys, she wanted to do puppy yoga. We don't
Speaker 2: know the breed yet. We find out a week before
Speaker 2: and I'll let you guys know what that is. But
Speaker 2: that's my daughter. She wants to do peppy. I won't
Speaker 2: even tell you what I want to do on my
Speaker 2: sixteenth birthday. But she wants to do puppy yoga.
Speaker 3: So that's the word which I you know, everybody has known.
Speaker 3: Probably everybody in here is known that that's a thing
Speaker 3: that has been around for a few years now. It's
Speaker 3: very very popular and seeing the videos all over socials
Speaker 3: is so much fun. But because you and I talked
Speaker 3: about that, now, all of a sudden, I'm getting all
Speaker 3: kinds of alternative animal yoga videos in my algorithm. Why
Speaker 3: anybody would want to do this, I have no idea, but.
Speaker 22: Look, un has come down less hands save.
Speaker 2: People can understand why you want to.
Speaker 24: Do yoga with kittens and puppies and goats because there's
Speaker 24: that little, like you know, essence of cuddling fun.
Speaker 2: It's lovable.
Speaker 6: People don't know.
Speaker 24: Make it cuddling snakes. So there's a lot of people
Speaker 24: that these understood snakes and reptiles, and so that's a
Speaker 24: really cool way to expose that to the community and
Speaker 24: give people to connect to these animals.
Speaker 15: They may have number had a chance to do that
Speaker 15: before we're here at HISS the Reptel Shop in Portland, Organs.
Speaker 15: Snake Yoga is for anyone of all ages and for
Speaker 15: any experience level, and we incorporate not just snakes, but
Speaker 15: we also have some special guests that like to come out.
Speaker 15: A lot of people are there are a lot of
Speaker 15: people come.
Speaker 5: Here to get over their fear of snakes. We have
Speaker 5: handlers that will allow them to slither on you, so
Speaker 5: it's all going to be guided by one of our
Speaker 5: reptop experts. They move very slowly and intentionally, and it
Speaker 5: seems like that matches up really well with the what
Speaker 5: this class.
Speaker 15: Was all about.
Speaker 2: Yeah. No, absolutely not, that's not happening. Listen, I can
Speaker 2: maybe like the lizards. I know, maybe if somebody forced
Speaker 2: me to do that, I would do it. At the snakes, no,
Speaker 2: I would run them over with my car. It's not
Speaker 2: going to happen. I've done it. I've done that. I mean,
Speaker 2: I'm not that disgusting.
Speaker 3: However, there is also this kind of yoga which I
Speaker 3: would absolutely do. And there's great news for those of
Speaker 3: us who love those masked little bandits, the raccoons.
Speaker 2: There are studies.
Speaker 3: Which are suggesting that they are going to be domesticized.
Speaker 3: They're on their way to becoming actual domestic animals.
Speaker 2: This is according to News.
Speaker 7: You guys.
Speaker 25: Should have raccoons be America's next pet. We'll hold onto
Speaker 25: garbage candlets because the new studies as raccoons might be evolving.
Speaker 25: Researchers sifted through twenty thousand raccoon photos and then discovered
Speaker 25: something shocking. City raccoons have shorter snouts than their rural relatives,
Speaker 25: and that's not just a cute detail. Shorter snouts are
Speaker 25: one of the earliest clues of domestication, the same evolutionary
Speaker 25: makeover that turned wild wolves into house dwelling dogs and
Speaker 25: the loof wildcats into the pets up now judge us daily.
Speaker 25: So the big question here are raccoons gearing up to
Speaker 25: be America's next pet? I think so, as you can
Speaker 25: see with my furry friend, and would you also welcome
Speaker 25: one into your home?
Speaker 2: I would, yes, yes, I would. I really have a raccoon.
Speaker 2: I'd have one. Yeah. If you train them, yeah little hands. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I think that they would scare the crap out of
Speaker 2: a Dakota, which would be great. I would like that.
Speaker 21: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I really want a raccoon to scare Coda. Coda needs that,
Speaker 2: he needs some discipline from a raccon, you know. I
Speaker 2: love that that is happening.
Speaker 3: So that Penguin Yoga. I saw on the screen that
Speaker 3: it said it's in Cleveland, Georgia. I'm not sure where Cleveland,
Speaker 3: Georgia is, okay, But speaking of Georgia, I want to
Speaker 3: know if you would do this.
Speaker 2: This is a new well maybe not new, but this
Speaker 2: is a lazy.
Speaker 3: River that's in Atlanta, and it looks very very relaxing.
Speaker 2: Here if.
Speaker 3: His heads just mattresses floating, everybody's taken a nap.
Speaker 2: I saw this over the weekend and it does look
Speaker 2: like very very relaxing. The only thing is I'd much
Speaker 2: rather be outside, but then you can't rely on the
Speaker 2: weather to cooperate. Well, that's like you can ye round.
Speaker 2: You're right. People were complaining about that, that the grout
Speaker 2: and how it was our dirty and I get I'm
Speaker 2: kind of weird about that, you know what I mean. So,
Speaker 2: I mean it's fine. I think lazy rivers are fine.
Speaker 2: I just I want my lazy rivers outside in the
Speaker 2: open air. And I know there's other people on there,
Speaker 2: but when you fall asleep, you just it's like more
Speaker 2: of a I know, it's kind of it's a little
Speaker 2: weird to me. Maybe I don't I probably I don't know.
Speaker 2: I would probably I would try it. I think we
Speaker 2: try it at least once. I would try that. You
Speaker 2: guys bring it in. By the way, For my birthday, I.
Speaker 3: Want to go to Raccoon Island, which is off the
Speaker 3: coast of Miami, and it's just this little island that
Speaker 3: you take a boat to and you just raccoons just
Speaker 3: come out and just like accost.
Speaker 2: You with like with affection and they want food and
Speaker 2: totally with that. Absolutely I'm doing racco Island. It sounds fantastic.
Speaker 2: It's so going. You guys have a wonderful Monday. We
Speaker 2: will talk to you. To Mark everybody