Speaker 1: Hello, Hello, greetings, Hi, good what adh alters is like?
That was abrupt? Let me tell you what's coming up
on the show. First of all, my weather is awful.
I've already driven like an hour in the weather this
morning and I almost died like fourteen times. It's been awful,
Like the weather here is. It's awful. You guys like
you can't. I cannot see this far in front of me.
So if I go in and out today, I'm sorry,
it's can you hear it? No, I can't hear it.
It's it's so bad, super Anyways, it's so loud, it's
so loud. It's so stormy and loud. Anyways, coming up
on the show today, the horrific crash at Reagan National.
You guys are going to be we're gonna be talking
about that. I know you guys, Well, we'll cover that first. Okay,
we're gonna talk about that first today. Also rfk's confirmation
hearing Menendez. You guys remember Menendez, He's going to prison?
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Speaker 4: Get into some discussions and listen, We're gonna not conspiracize
this morning about this horrible, awful, tragic plane crash collision
between a passenger plane that was carrying sixty four total
people including crew, and a three person helicopter black Hawk
helicopter military helicopter that collided in the air last late
last night. There are no survivors that we have heard about,
which means it's unlikely that there will be. There's been
at least thirty bodies recovered from the Potomac and well,
you know, we've got some news reports about it. But
what we are not going to do is engage in
all kinds of crazy like this was purposeful, this is
a ciao. We're not doing that because, first of all,
it's inappropriate. It's way too soon to be thinking about conspiracies.
We know what we know, which is that a helicopter
collided with a passenger jet. It appears that that helicopter
was maybe looking at the wrong plane when they were
told by air traffic control, hey follow that plane or
do you see this plane, and they were.
Speaker 1: Like, yep, we've got it.
Speaker 4: It sounds like they did not. They were not looking
at the right plane and then they collided so unbelievably.
The Kennedy Centers webcam caught the actual moment that the
collision happened, and you're about to see that right now.
So that plane that's flying like towards us could be
the plane that the helicopter thought they were supposed to
keep an eye on and then they ended up colliding
with this other jet.
Speaker 1: As you can see right there.
Speaker 4: There was also a driver on the ground who happened
to catch footage of it with his family.
Speaker 1: Oh my, so they also caught that little bit of footage.
Just absolutely horrific. And so the whys are up in
the air. Again.
Speaker 4: It's clearly something went wrong, but you know, we're not
getting into like was it on purpose? No, that's not
happening today, at least on this show.
Speaker 1: You can you can because you get conspiracies elsewhere, and
you can hear the comms. You can hear the coms
of the helicopter talking to air traffic control and he
was like, you know, because the air traffic control is
like listen, you know, do you follow the plane? And
he was like, okay, Roger that So I think he probably,
I mean, I I don't know, because I'm not I
can't get in his head, but he probably thought he
was doing the right thing or following the right plane,
or maybe he just got the planes confused, or I don't.
I don't know. I think it was helicopter air well,
and it's a horrible airport.
Speaker 4: I mean, Regan National is awful for planes, it's awful
traffic wise, there's so much traffic all the time. And
they're even talking about, well, there was a plan as
of this year to increase the number of international flights leaving,
coming and leaving, and I'm I'm assuming that that plan
will be shuttered because it's already so freaking crazy. But anyway,
it's just a it's a disaster of an airport in
so many ways, and so difficult to navigate anyway, So
it seems at this point to be a horribly unfortunate accident.
There was a CNN report from you know, like a
like a aviation expert, and here's what they talked about
last night.
Speaker 6: The approach. I'm stumbling over my words here because this
is just so staggering that there is a mid air
collision involving a commercial airliner. Commercial flights are equipped for
ages with a system called TCASTS Traffic Collision Avoidance System.
It tells the pilots in the cockpit how to avoid
other airplanes nearby. It's a system that came about because
of mid air collisions with commercial airliners and small general
aviation aircraft. Commercial airliners and helicopters. It tells the pilots
there's traffic ahead of you. Climb, climb, now, descend, descend now.
This would be an incredible lining up of the holes
in the Swiss cheese, which is the saying in aviation,
the gaps in the safety chain and aviation that this happened,
and now investigators have an incredible amount of work cut
out for them to figure out how a commercial airlineer
in the United States in twenty twenty five, when the
pilots are incredibly trained, the technology is incredibly sharp, collided
with what is apparently a military or government helicopter. Nobody
else uses the black Hawk. It is really something else.
I'm just stunned.
Speaker 1: So that was not long after it happened, right, and
it's somebody in our comment said that four people survived.
Nobody nobody survived.
Speaker 4: But early reports on Twitter were suggesting that, And I
hate that because it just gives families this false hope
for a miracle, and then I can't imagine the emotions
that they're already going through and the time I tal
about those kinds of stories right Arable. There was a
Fox report also from an aviation expert on Fox who
was talking about the type of aircraft, particularly the Blackhawk,
and its intended use. And this was also early on.
They're talking about how this was specifically the kind of
helicopter that transports VIPs.
Speaker 1: We now know that those were.
Speaker 4: Not VIPs at least that's what the military is saying,
is that there was no senior officials on these flights.
These were soldiers, but we don't know who they are.
But here was the Fox report early on.
Speaker 7: Well it's and I think you alluded to it earlier, Trace,
but air traffic control at Reagan National is talking to
the helicopter crew. It had a call sign of PAT
twenty five. Now PAT stands for Priority Air Transport felt
Fort Belvoir there where this helicopter was apparently based or
flying out of handles the as I said in an
earlier report, handles the Secretary of Defense flights of the
Secretary of the Army flights on choppers. So it was
it was a you know, an army PAT twenty five
was the call sign, and the tower is asking him
if he sees the regional jet and tells the pilot
of the chopper to go behind the regional jet and
almost as soon as that instruction left his lips, you
see the collision.
Speaker 4: So this is what Trump tweeted. This was about, I
want to say, six hours ago. He said, the airplane
was on a perfect and routine line of approach to
the airport. The helicopter was going straight at the airplane
for an extended period of time. It is a clear night.
The lights on the plane were blazing. Why didn't the
helicopter go up or down or turn? Why didn't the
control tower tell the helicopter what to do instead of
asking if they saw the plane. This is a bad
situation that looks like it should have been prevented. Not good.
And then he went on to say in a separate tweet,
what a terrible night it has been, and God bless
you all. So I know he had to be frustrated,
but I was also like, don't question like the house
or because that's the kind of talk that leads people
to think, oh my god, this should have gone off
without a hitch, and it didn't. So something is, you
know what I mean, like there's something sketch about it.
Speaker 1: I'm okay with that. I'm okay with the questions because
I mean, those are the same kind of questions that
I have too. I'm okay with it, and it's just
to me, it's just like he he's all of us.
He's just mister transparency. He's true. I mean, he he
just says the things. I'm totally fine with all of that.
I have no problem with anything that he said. You know,
it's to me, it's a stark contrast between the former president.
Speaker 4: Well, the former president would have been in bed and
not saying anything exactly, and that's why. And he was
in action, and so was his entire team, right, and
they were all over it. So unfortunately, because liberals are
who they are, especially assholes like Hary Sellers, his immediate
thought in this aftermath was to blame Trump. He reposted
an article saying Trump's dangerous freeze of air traffic control hiring.
He said this was posted eight days ago. He got
absolutely excoriated for posting it, and rightly so, to the
point where he deleted it and ended up sort of
half heartedly apologizing, saying, I deleted the post because timing
matters politics at this point does not.
Speaker 1: I fed up. I own that.
Speaker 4: I'm very prayerful, but I'm also very frustrated, upset and
disturbed with where we are as a country. I recognize,
and I will do better. The only thing that matters
is rescuing the survivors and ensuring this never happens again.
Speaker 1: Did he post the same thing about all the DEI
and air traffic control? How did he feel about that?
That was left out? That was not his angle? Pro Okay?
Was he prayerful about that?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 4: And there was I think it was from Nashville some
journalists from a Nashville outlet also just so inappropriate. He
ended up posting and then deleting this, But he said
President Trump offered unprecedented buyouts to all federal employees at
a time when studies show the FIA does not have
enough air traffic controllers to keep us safe. More people
will likely die. Which was such an idiotic thing to
say anyway, because I can assure you there are no
air traffic control people working from home like that. That's
not the point of this buyout. So the fact that
he puts, I mean, just people are so gross.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the air gross. Yep. They just want to they
just want to like dig to dig, and they picked
the most inopportune, just disgusting times to do it. Yeah,
these people are soulless man, just awful.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Sean Duffy, Wow, Like what an introduction to his
What fourth day on the job, third day on the job.
Speaker 1: But he immediately was there.
Speaker 4: He was at the airport, he was alongside the mayor
giving a pressor and here he is giving an update tonight.
Speaker 8: I spoke with President Trump and his team in the
situation room. I had a conversation with Secretary Pete Hegseth
as well, and then with the Kansas delegation and the
mayor and others in leadership as well as Governor Younkin
from Virginia and Governor Kelly from Kansas, from the Department
of Transportation and FAA's perspective, we are going to offer
full support to those in the ground, to the mayor,
but also to the NTSB, who is going to be
conducting an investigation in this matter.
Speaker 5: We are going to provide all the support that's necessary.
Speaker 4: And then Pete Hegseth too also, you know, having to
deal with his very very early on saying the latest
is below. It's absolutely tragic. Search and rescue efforts still ongoing.
Prayers for all impacted souls and their families. He posted
a tweet from the Public Affairs Office for that confirmed
that the aircraft involved was this Army UH sixty helicopter
from Brava Company, twelfth Aviation bat Battalion out of Davison
Army Airfield, Fort Belvoir during a training flight. And I
know a lot of people were like, why would they
have a training flight, like, you know, late at night
without lights, blah blah blah.
Speaker 1: To me, it's like.
Speaker 4: All flights are training flights a lot of times. If
you're flying, even like on a regular passenger jet, you're
you might have someone who's being promoted training on that flight,
you know what I mean. Like, there's never a flight
that isn't training somebody to do something. Yeah, I agree,
So I don't think it's inappropriate that it was a
training flight. They got a train in all conditions at
night and day, and you know what I mean. So
I don't know why that was such a focus.
Speaker 1: But right, and then one of the things of the
Sean Duffy the last of his press conference this morning,
and I think that this hit home for everybody here too,
is like the number one priority is making sure that
Americans feel safe, because that's I mean, let's face it
when you get on a plane, you don't. I mean,
you're not thinking about this stuff. You're just like, I
want to get from point A to point B and
I want to do it safely, you know, And so
like then this stuff happens and you're like, Okay, now
I'm a little scared. So this, I mean, we all
want to know what the hell happened here, right, so
we don't have to be living in fear when we travel.
And I think that's like the number one priority, so
we can figure out what happens. So this will I know,
if a lot of people are like I never fly anymore,
I'm kind of afraid to fly or whatever, but they
need to figure out what happened, and they need to
be transparent with the American people so they can sort
of welch our concerns when it comes to safety.
Speaker 4: And then lastly, we now are starting to learn about
some of the passengers that were on the flight, and
it turns out there was a whole big bunch of
coaches and skaters. The US Figure Skating Organization confirmed several
members of their skating community were.
Speaker 1: Sadly aboard that flight.
Speaker 4: Athletes, coaches, family members, They were returning home from a
development camp that was held with the US Figure Skating
Championships in Wichita.
Speaker 1: So so so awful. So that's what we know.
Speaker 4: I mean, we're not gonna, you know, be labor and
wonder because we just don't know, and we just have
to wait for the investigations to play out, and we're
going to do that and try not to conspiracize in
the meantime. So unfortunately, it's just a tragic, tragic way
to start a show, to start a morning, to start
a day.
Speaker 1: And somebody asked, who was in the chopper. There's only
three people in the chopper, right.
Speaker 4: And we don't know their identities except that they were
not senior officials because even though it's the kind of
helicopter that transports the VIPs, no VIPs or senior official
which were on the flight, right, I mean they were,
I mean they were families.
Speaker 1: I was just going to say they were obviously important
to their families, and yeah, but like you know.
Speaker 4: They call it the what they what did the Fox
guys say, like the something transport super like important transport
or whatever. But yeah, they confirmed that there were no
senior officials, but they have not released the identities of
those soldiers, so.
Speaker 1: We don't know. I hate it.
Speaker 9: I know.
Speaker 1: I just pray for those people, man. I just yeah,
it sucks, it really really does.
Speaker 4: All Right, We're going to move on to other news
because there was a lot of news to get to.
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Speaker 4: The reason for my name today is because because Senator,
former Senator Bob Menendez from New Jersey was just sentenced
to eleven years in federal prison over bribery and corruption
charges of which he is clearly guilty, And so he
decided to make a statement to the press corps and
hilariously is now all about Trump and all about Yeah,
Trump's right, man, This city, this court is uh super corrupt,
and I hope he does something about that.
Speaker 1: Here is Bob Menendez.
Speaker 10: Welcome to the Southern District of New York, the wild
West of political prosecutions. Right, guys, right, this process is
political and it's corrupted to the cliff. I hope President
Trump cleans up the cessport and restores the integrity to
the system.
Speaker 11: Are you going to ask are you going to a
partner taking a.
Speaker 1: The greatest thing ever. It's so funny, Oh my god.
He's like the one person that Biden didn't pardon, he's
like the one human well because he didn't commit crimes
with Biden. That's true. They weren't buddies. It's just so
funny to me. He's like so pissed about that, and
so he's going scorched dirt and now he's like Trump
is right right, corruption it up? What is even happening?
My god, that's amazing.
Speaker 4: And speaking of corruption, wouldn't you know it? But now
there's a new report about Mayor Johnson in Chicago.
Speaker 1: The inspector General there just released.
Speaker 4: A report saying that his office accepted gifts including jewelry, handbags, alcohol,
quote on behalf of the city without supporting them. And
then when they wanted to look at these gifts, the
mayor's office refused to make the gift room available for inspection.
Speaker 1: So the city needed Louis Vatons Like, that's what even
is that?
Speaker 5: All right?
Speaker 1: The city needed it. They have a gift room, you guys,
that's normal. Guy. These people are scumbags.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, just the worst of the worst. And
then going back to what we discussed yesterday about this memo,
the omb memo, which was to explain the the whole
we're doing a pause on federal spending. That memo ended
up getting rescinded, so the actual executive order, the actual pause,
did not. But this caused some confusion. So there was
this new you know, from the Executive Office of the President.
There was this omb memorandum is rescinded. If you have
questions about implementing the executive orders, please contact your agency
General council.
Speaker 1: So a lot of people tweeted this.
Speaker 4: Out saying, oh my god, Trump's White House O and
B rescinds the federal aid freeze.
Speaker 1: But that wasn't correct.
Speaker 4: It was just the memo of explanation that was being rescinded.
And so Professor Cleveland said, court has stayed the order,
so rescinding it moots that court case O and B
is likely to issue more specific directed freezes to prevent
blanket injunctions and false framing of this issue. And Caroline
Lovett also, you know, tweeted in order to clarify, this
is not a recission of the federal funding freeze.
Speaker 1: It's just a recission of the O and B memo.
Speaker 4: Why to end confusion created by the court's injunction, The
President's EO on federal funding remains for some effect and
will be rigorously implemented.
Speaker 1: She's like, basically, she's probably like, everybody needs to quit
asking me so many like questions about it and asking
me the same question over and over and over again,
which is precisely what happened in that press conference.
Speaker 4: Yice, and she went even besides that press conference, she
took more questions from reporters out on the lawn and
addressed this very issue that somebody asked about during that session.
Speaker 5: This question.
Speaker 12: Yeah, that's why the Q and A was released so
that there is no confusion. There's no confusion within this building.
I know there is again a lot amongst the media
and those who don't seem to just be able to
read a memo and take it for what it is.
It's very clear this is a temporary pause on federal
funding to ensure that tax dollars are not funding things
that this president has signed out of law. So the
Green New Deal, Dei, et cetera. As I said repeatedly yesterday,
and I would like to double down on the fact
that Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, which I'd like to be
clear on that today, welfare benefits, individual assistance, food stamps,
et cetera will not be impacted. So the American people
should not be confused about this, and in fact, they
should be grateful that this administration is actually valuing their
harder and text dollars.
Speaker 1: Because she's also so good, right, She's really good. She's
so good bring the spankings well.
Speaker 4: But not everybody agrees with us about that, and the
hags from the view.
Speaker 1: Decided that she was super super insulting.
Speaker 4: You're gonna hear from Whoopee first, and then you're gonna
hear from joy Behar.
Speaker 1: Both of them are complete morons. Check this out.
Speaker 13: I would like this young lady who's this is her
first job. I would like her to do.
Speaker 1: A little first job. It is not her first job, whoopy,
And if it is, she's doing a damn good job
at her first job. My god, bravo, ridiculous thing to say.
I'm sorry I interrupted here ago.
Speaker 13: Foomwork because she said something yesterday that really pissed me off.
And that was she said, there will be no wokeness here. Oh,
let me explain something to you, because without that wokeness
you might not have that job. Because because women were.
Speaker 3: Not invited to that tables was put in place for
a reason, because black people couldn't get into colleges, because
women could not get into the colleges they wanted to
go to.
Speaker 5: This is all women.
Speaker 9: See this is not Black Asian.
Speaker 13: When this is all women, women were not invited to
this party. It was a man's world, and.
Speaker 14: We busted our asses to make sure.
Speaker 13: That this was a person's world.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, he acts like women just started working
five minutes ago.
Speaker 4: I mean, a female press secretary was under Clinton in
ninety three.
Speaker 1: I will be this. This was not even a word
back this thing like, how many have you had mothers
who worked? My mom worked? Hello, raise your hand. You
know it's like I was raised with the working mom.
I don't know about you guys, and I'm pretty old,
so it's like, get over yourself. She acts like this
is a new thing that just happened, and then the
last forty five minutes, I mean, I'm just so tired
of this.
Speaker 4: It's so dumb for her to say that wokeness is
the reason that Caroline has this job, which I don't
know if that's worse or better than what Joy said
is the reason that she has this job.
Speaker 3: I think she's probably been put in there because according
to Donald Trump, she's the ten You know that what.
Speaker 1: What an insult? Right? She's pretty? Let me try to
let me try to insult her by saying that she's
so pretty and that's the reason. Wow, but I mean
so she's a misogynist, my god, Yes, yeah, Joy is
a misogynist way to go feminist. So disgusting.
Speaker 4: And we'll have we'll hear a little bit more from
Caroline too, because she wanted in that same you know,
set up with the When she was outside talking to reporters,
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Speaker 4: All right, let's hear another little bit from Miss Caroline,
because she's so good, you guys, and this again is
on the federal workers coming to the office.
Speaker 1: That's absolutely false.
Speaker 12: This is a suggestion to federal workers that they have
to return and work to work, and if they don't,
then they have the option to resign, and this administration
is very generously offering to pay them for eight months.
Six percent of the federal workforce in the city actually
shows up to work. That's unacceptable. We're all here at
work at the office. There are law enforcement officers and
teachers and nurses across the country who showed up to
the office today. People in this city need to do
the same. It's an overwhelmingly popular policy with people outside
of Washington.
Speaker 10: D C.
Speaker 12: President campaigned on this in fustrations keeping a proment.
Speaker 1: I just don't see why it's a big deal to
go to the office.
Speaker 4: There because people now have ever since COVID, they've been
so used to working at home that now they feel
entitled to do that, even when there's no longer a
reason for it.
Speaker 1: And people will give us crap because they'll be like, well,
you guys work at home. Yeah, I mean, we donying
us tax dollars to do it. I can assure you
exactly and definitely not right. We don't take Texas, but
I mean for years we went into the I mean
even during COVID, you and I went into the office
because we were in radio at time. But for you know, god,
I went into the office twenty five years we went
into that least, Yeah, at least you're right, at least
at least and so I guess we're I don't, yeah,
we we Oh, but I just I looked back on
that time and it's like, that's what you did. You
just went into the office, and I just there's just
this weird sense of entitlement that, oh my god, I
have to be on the work. And there's a generational
thing about it too, Like I think the younger the
younger kiddos, they think that that's just that's work. Now,
work is in your pajamas at home, and it's like, oh, sweetheart, no,
like put some pantyhose on, like get you know, put
the heels on. Okay, fine, even if you don't do that,
Fine you can dress like business casual, but go into
the office like there's and we used to love that.
You and I met in an environment that was it
was a small company and it was kind of fun.
Speaker 4: Did you Oh I love Yeah, I mean that and
that's part of what makes companies successful. I think is
where they have like a real cohesive team that enjoys
each other, that gets ideas from each other.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean it's a.
Speaker 4: There's certainly benefits to having a team show up at
the office. And when they paid with our money, then
I kind of feel like that's a reasonable.
Speaker 1: Expectation because she used to used to prank people. Remember
we used to remember the things we used to do
to people at work. I mean that was back in
the day when you could do that. But that was
a good times. The camaraderie, the water coolers, fun you got, Yeah,
recapping like the shows that you watch on TV, like
all that is super fun. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Anyway, so that's a thing that's happening. It's got a
lot of people riled up. Mark Kah had some things
to say about this, and he's always super funny and
has a really nice way of breaking things down.
Speaker 16: Here he is Donald Trump just asked the entire government
to quit its job. And there are three reasons why
this is totally amazing. The third one could potentially be
the best.
Speaker 9: Number one.
Speaker 16: Yesterday, every single employee in the federal government, the military,
of the State Department, everybody got an email saying, hey,
if you want to quit your.
Speaker 9: Job right now.
Speaker 16: We'll give you eight months pay and benefits. And all
you have to do is get this hit reply to
this email. You must use your government account, you can't
use a non government account. Type the word resign into
the body of this email and hit send.
Speaker 9: Just reply resign, and that's it. You're out of a job.
Speaker 16: This cracks me up because I know that somebody out
there is going to reply all and they're going to
send their resignation letter to everybody in the United States government.
Speaker 9: Number two.
Speaker 16: The letter also stipulates it you must use your dot
gov or dot mill account. And I know that somebody
out there is going to send an email from like
a Gmail or a hotmail account to their boss saying
I resign, and then they're going to wonder why they're
not getting their eight months of back pay and benefits.
Speaker 9: And number three, this offer is very.
Speaker 16: Similar to an offer called a fork in the road,
which Elon Musk said to every employee at Twitter when
he bought the company, and five to ten percent of
that company took the offer, saving.
Speaker 9: Them millions of dollars.
Speaker 16: Well, if the federal employees resign at the same rate,
five to ten percent then Donald Trump will have saved
the government one hundred billion dollars. And let's face it,
if you hate your job so much that you're willing
to resign in an email and collect eight months page
so you don't have to go back to the office anymore.
Speaker 9: You probably shouldn't be working for the government anyway.
Speaker 1: It's so true. James just asked, who still has a
hotmail account? This girl right here, This girl has a
hot right here. You're looking at her. But because how
am I supposed to get rid of it? It's like
the one that I used forever and ever and ever.
She isn't want to get rid of it. She has you, guys.
She saves everything. Okay, I do. If I could be like, listen,
mock there, I need I need something from two thousand
and eight. There's an email that I think that we
need from January of two thousand and eight, and she's like,
I got you. I'll be like, coming right up, I
got you, I got you. I'll find it, Daisy, she
will find it. I will have it.
Speaker 4: I'm not border, okay, I'm not an order like housewise,
I'm not at peace.
Speaker 1: But she's an information. She's an information hoarder. She is
a friendship information. She will find morsels of information and
she will be able to like people. If I'm like, listen,
I want to find out about this particular person. I
got you, boo, I got you She's that's for two hours,
I'll know everything about them, that's right. Yeah, So don't
knock hot mail because I started with that back in
the day. Then like what, I don't want to. I
just anyway, I do have hot meil and it works fine.
So every time I writer her on the hot meail
like she's gonn a hot meal, I don't love it.
Speaker 4: At least I don't have an AOL no dot com,
so that I don't have see Lisa has an AOL.
Speaker 1: If you have an AOL, doesn't it you have to
like you have to make the noises, the dial up
noises when you spend somebody in AOL auk, you have
to do that.
Speaker 4: Well, what about Yahoo? A lot of people have Yahoo account?
Speaker 1: I still I still have. Okay, I'm just as bad.
I don't use it. I just like, every once in
a while I'll go check it. I'm like, you have
thirty thousand emails. I'm like, oh god, it's still it
might be important. You don't know anyway.
Speaker 4: So Democrats like for whatever reason, well, I guess the
reason is obvious because they are also entitled.
Speaker 1: They have really blown.
Speaker 4: Up about this whole federal worker, federal spending pause, like
they've blown up about these issues specifically. And Chuck Schumer
used a very unfortunate turn of the phrase when he
was talking about the energy that Democrats have behind this
issue here he is are aroused.
Speaker 17: I haven't seen people so aroused in a very very
long time in terms of going trying to get this done.
So yes, I think democracy will have an effect and
we are going to keep at it.
Speaker 1: That's right, so aroused, right, and you know those people
they staged an erection at the Capitol. They were aroused.
There's a Democrats are in a perpetual state of arousal right,
roused their mm hmm, totally speaking of erections and worst segwayever.
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talked yesterday about how Caroline Levitt announced in her first
presser that like regular content creators, podcasters, yes, citizen journalists
could apply for credentials, and we did it, and we
did it, and I actually thought maybe we'd have a chance.
Speaker 1: We have no chance.
Speaker 4: There were seventy four hundred new media records us in
twenty four hours.
Speaker 1: You guys, I'm going to win the lottery before we
get in there. Not gonna happen. So you're saying there's chance,
no chance, Daisy, there's no chance.
Speaker 4: It's not happening. But we tried, you know, I mean,
our names are in there.
Speaker 1: College try guys. We we'll see what happens.
Speaker 4: But like, at this point, I'm not interested in flying
into d C.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much. That's true. That's true. My husband
yesterday was like, I mean, you still have the chance,
and I'm like, honey, we don't seventy four hundred new
media requests. He's like, I mean it could happen.
Speaker 4: I'm like, oh, okay, I mean and that includes you know,
people like way more important than us, yes, way, yes.
Speaker 1: So it's just it's not hold our breaths, not going
to happen.
Speaker 4: Christy Noome already hard at work doing excellent, awesome things
at DHS, and she was on Fox with Will Caine
to talk about one of the one of the strategies,
one of the policies that she has now employed. And
this is great, great news. Here's Christino.
Speaker 11: Yes, well, thank you Will for inviting me to be
with you today. We are announcing that we have stopped
all grant funding that's being abused by NGOs to facilitate
illegal immigration into this country. So it's amazing to me
the hundreds of millions of dollars that have been spent
by the federal government that has been sent to NGOs
to facilitate this invasion of our country. So I've taken
action to stop that those funds, to reevaluate them, and
to make sure that we're actually using the taxpayer dollars
in a way that strengthens this country that keeps us safe.
So I think people are curious when we look at
grants that are given out by federal agencies at how
they're utilized, and that evaluation needs to be done. We're
not spending another time to help the destruction of this country.
We're going to make sure that we follow through on
what President Trump has promised, and that's to make sure
that we're securing our border, departing those who are here
illegal and committing criminal actions and that our taxpayer dollars
aren't spending aren't spent to help it.
Speaker 1: I love that. I mean, this is common sense stuff.
Freaking mayorcis what a loser that guy was. The border
is thick here, the borner thick here. Oh my god,
it's so glad.
Speaker 18: What is he doing?
Speaker 1: I'm so glad to have competence back in this administration?
Where is that guy? What is he doing?
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 1: That's a great question. Yeah, Like what does he do now?
Now that he will he do? Yeah? Yeah, I don't
know what is he's like in playing clothes? Now? What's
he doing?
Speaker 5: What do?
Speaker 4: I just hope we never ever hear or see him
again ever. Ever, Here's an interesting little bit of information
about an extra twenty five million dollars that Trump just made,
and that is through uh, the loss suit brought over
Trump being terminated from Meta or Facebook at the time,
Trump had sued way back when, And now Zuckerberg has
settled to pay Trump twenty five million dollars to resolve
that lawsuit.
Speaker 1: Isn't it crazy? And now he's like I want to
be friends, Like.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm gonna not censor anybody, and I'm gonna do
all the right things.
Speaker 1: Now, what in the world, here's twenty five million dollars.
Let's be pals, right, it's just bizarre. Can you imagine child? Yeah,
it's wild.
Speaker 4: Also, yesterday we talked about that open Michigan Senate seat
being vacated by who is it, Gary Peters I think
is the senator that's not going to run again in
twenty twenty six, and we talked about how Mayor Pete
Buddha Judge is gonna probably run for that seat. Guess
who he might be running against, you guys, this was
super exciting.
Speaker 1: He might be running against Tony Dungee, who would be
running as a Republican. Well, that doesn't surprise me that
he's going to he's your Republican. That's pretty fantastic.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think I think I think Coach could whip
his butt.
Speaker 1: I think so too. I absolutely do too. Good guy.
What a good guy? Right, I'm pretty stoked about this.
Actually I am too. Tony Dungee good guy, Yeah, super
super good guy.
Speaker 4: Also in new podcaster or news and perhaps this is
also a person who's going to be seeking out White
House press credentials. Monica Lewinsky has herself a new podcast
and a lot of photoshop happening. A new podcast is
called Reclaiming with Monica Lewinsky, and it is an interview
set up, so she brings a guest every I don't
know how often, probably every week or whatever, to talk about.
Speaker 1: People reclaiming things in their life.
Speaker 4: And so she's had Molly Ringwald on already and some
other and like that cure A Swisher, Para Swisher, that
horrible woman that's on all the news shows. Yeah, so
if you're looking for a podcast to ignore, may I recommend, Yeah,
Reclaiming with Monica.
Speaker 1: I mean, I guess it's I get a little salty
because I feel like everybody has a podcast now. I
just get a little irritated. And I and I now.
Speaker 4: Said that she was like, I'm probably the last person
in the world to get on this train, but here
I am.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Just I mean, it's like, what, like it's hard the
whole pod. I just you know, I mean, I know
we have a podcast, and it's not because I I
don't think that we should have competition out there. It's
just that everybody has a freaking podcast, and it's like
not everybody and not everybody should have a podcast. You know,
like we did broadcasting, you know what I mean, Like
I think that there's a time and a place for it.
I mean I could see where maybe I heard that
there's a lot of really good cigar podcasts. She may
be really good at that.
Speaker 4: You did, like she does have some expertise in that area.
Speaker 1: She does, there's a little bit of expertise in that.
But I mean, I just there's so many, Like how
do people I consume some podcasts? But good, there's so
many out there. It's just I don't even know. I mean,
there are so many, it's getting kind of ridiculous. You know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's incredible the amount of competition out there in
all different genres, you know what I mean, because usually
it's those crime ones that are.
Speaker 1: That do the best, the very very best. Yeah, I
guess Joe Rogan obviously, and once Talk to Us started
a podcast, I was like enough, you know, just stop.
Speaker 4: Well, we got Bill maher to blame for that, because
he's the one that made her had or do it,
gave her the idea. We have a new person on Twitter.
Somebody has just joined Twitter who we have not seen
or heard from and quite some time. And I gotta
tell you.
Speaker 1: She looks so freaking happy, be whole.
Speaker 19: Hey everyone, I am Tanya Harding and I am on X.
Oh my god, I'm so excited. Happy New Year. Join
me there and let's chat it up. Love you, God bless.
Speaker 1: But so okay happy. Unpopular opinion. I am team Tanya.
Oh my god, that movie and not be you know, okay,
all right, maybe okay, Well then I'm then maybe it's
not as unpopular as I think it is, because I
if I had to choose to be friends with her,
I would abs friends with her without a doubt. Yeah,
And I mean she her story, like her story shows
you like who you surround yourself with makes all the difference,
you know. I always tell my daughter that, like, choose
your friends wisely, choose your company wisely. That was her downfall,
is who and plus man her mother. She didn't have
a father. Her mother was awful. She just had she
didn't have a chance, man, and she just did not
have a chance. And I just I wish, I like,
if she had good friends, she would have been okay,
But doesn't she.
Speaker 4: Look like she's so happy and sattled and like good
for her? Man?
Speaker 1: That good for her?
Speaker 9: Is right?
Speaker 1: Good for her? See her. She deserves some happiness. She
deserves it. I'm excited. I'm gonna and I'm going to
see what she has to say, and me too because
like her life, man, she was galuleed and that's not no,
it is not okay.
Speaker 4: We also have not heard in quite some time from
that despicable little flea Anthony Wiener.
Speaker 1: And I don't know.
Speaker 4: Who's pat whose podcast he's on, and and maybe I should,
but I'm sure people in our audience.
Speaker 1: Will immediately say.
Speaker 4: They'll immediately say who this fellow is, But there's a
podcaster that is talking to him. Anthony Wiener is super
mad about the J six pardons and they got into
a fight about it, and you're gonna hear like when
this video starts as like mid fight.
Speaker 1: But the level of.
Speaker 4: Hishysterical that Anthony Wiener is is so funny to me,
and it is kind of to the the guy that's
interviewing him too, because he's like, dude, like down so
here he is absolutely losing his mind about the.
Speaker 1: J six part it will let out and called heroes
are the heroes?
Speaker 20: Well, I wouldn't say that any might be a hero,
thank you. I just want to give a comparison to
the audience the way I'm you're acting upset.
Speaker 1: Here's why.
Speaker 20: Let me ask you something, because I don't have this.
Speaker 5: You would you ever react this way?
Speaker 20: After the summer of twenty twenty all the way cities
were burned to the ground, Police officers were killed, people
were killed.
Speaker 9: You want to do you ever react this way? You
want to do?
Speaker 21: I want to know?
Speaker 1: Did you would never call them a hero of those mind?
Speaker 13: Oh?
Speaker 9: Yes they did?
Speaker 5: My president did your vice.
Speaker 9: President raised money for that?
Speaker 20: The reason you care about January sixth is because it
happened in your precious us. How about a police precinct
he heard of the ground of Seattle.
Speaker 9: It is not even what we're talking about right now?
Speaker 5: You know why you want to you don't like the equivalent.
Speaker 9: It's not because it didn't happen in federal news.
Speaker 1: Hey dick pic guy, God, he's so gross. Didn't you
send the dick pics to a fifteen year old girl?
Isn't that what he did? Didn't he do that? Didn't he?
Does anybody know who that other guy was? Because I
liked him? Yeah, I liked him too, anybody, Yeah, he
seemed kind of nice. He seemed normal, whereas Anthony Wiener
is the guy who sent Dick pics to a fifteen
year old girl. I just I can't get past that.
I just And what's her name, Huma? That was married
to him? She has she likes the flea looking guys.
You know, yeah, because he looks exactly like the new
guy who is the son of Soros, Son of Sorrows.
Sounds like a horror movie. It is a horror movie.
She's married to a horror movie. She like her life
is a horror movie. But congratulations on your marriage. I
don't yikes.
Speaker 4: Also, this has nothing to do with anything, but this
was a video that was floating around a lot of
people tagged me in it.
Speaker 1: This is the former president.
Speaker 4: Of Kenya basically making fun of countries who are like
crying their big old crocodile tears over not getting humanitarian
funding or having the pause on humanitarian funding from the
United States right now. And I love his message. So
he's basically like, why are you crying? We got to
take care of ourselves.
Speaker 22: People the other day crying, Oh, I don't know. Trump
has removed money. He said he's not giving us any
more money. Why are you crying? Is not your government,
is not your country. He has no reason to give
you anything. I mean, hey, you don't pay taxes in America.
Speaker 5: He's appealing to his people, show.
Speaker 18: You any uh.
Speaker 22: This is a wake up call for you to say, Okay,
what are we going.
Speaker 5: To do to help ourselves? Instead of crying to you, Liza,
what are we going to do?
Speaker 22: Hi, am at, I'm not gonna Jamine.
Speaker 9: What are we going to do?
Speaker 22: Yeah, to support ourselves because nobody is going to continue
holding out a hand there to give you. It is
time for us to use our resources for the right things.
We are the ones who are using them for the
room thing.
Speaker 1: My god, I want to fist bump this guy. So great,
that's right, dude, so great. God love that love that
he knows what's up. All right.
Speaker 4: Moving on to a very important event that happened yesterday
in DC, and that is that the Lake and Riley
Act was passed and signed into law by Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: And he he was.
Speaker 4: Amazing yesterday because there are a couple moments that we
that we want to share from the signing, from the ceremony,
for lack of a better word, when he first took
the podium and he was talking about the family and
just you can see the empathy oozing out of him,
like it's not just he's not going through the motions,
he's not reading a script. He feels for this family,
and it's so obvious look at this.
Speaker 23: Deeply honored to be joined today by Lacan's parents, Alison
and John and her sister Lauren. Thank you very much,
Thank you.
Speaker 5: So sir.
Speaker 23: We were together right after that happened, and it's a
tremendous tribute to your daughter. What's taking place today, That's
all I can say, but so sad we have to
be doing it at all. Thank you very much for
being here to Lincoln's family. We will keep Lincoln's memory
alive in our hearts forever, everyone's hearts. With today's action,
her name will also live forever in the laws of
our country. And this is a very important law. This
is something that has brought Democrats and Republicans together. That's
not easy to do. Lacn did it, Laken did it.
America will never ever forget Lake in Hope. Riley.
Speaker 1: I just yeah, And there was a there was a
point where her mom was talking on that. Yeah, we
have that too. Yeah, I mean my heart, I just
oh god, I know, I can't imagine. I just can't imagine.
And you know what, Selena Gomez watch that? Yeah? Did
you cry over that? I doubt she did. Great point.
Speaker 4: He also talked about the fact that there's going to
be a lot of the worst of the worst criminal
aliens are going to be sent to get MO.
Speaker 23: So signing an executive order to instruct the Departments of
Defense and Homeland Security to begin preparing the thirty thousand
person migrant facility at Guantanamo Bay. Most people don't even
know about it. We have thirty thousand beds in Guantanamo
to detain the worst criminal illegal aliens threatening the American people.
Some of them are so bad we don't even trust
the countries to hold them because we don't want them
coming back. So we're going to send them out to Guantanamo.
Speaker 1: There you go. I love this. I love this use
of gemo. Yep, it's perfect. It is perfect, absolutely perfect.
Speaker 4: Here's another moment where he absolutely shined, and it was
when he was actually signing this act into law, and
some reporter decided to scream a question at him about like,
I don't even know the work from home thing. The pause,
who knows what he was asking, and the way that
Trump handled it was perfect.
Speaker 23: I don't think this is appropriate time. Really. I respect that,
but I don't think it's appropriate. I could just tell
your government is doing very well and we're cutting way back,
but this is not the appropriate time. Thank you.
Speaker 1: That's a hitch. Perfect.
Speaker 24: It was just go away, you know, dude, like read
the room, media, not like he's not available to you
all the freaking time.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, my god, like over he has talked
more and communicated with you more over the past week
than the previous president did in four years. Yes, schmucks
to maybe take all the seats today during this exactly
read the room.
Speaker 4: And then you mentioned, of course her mom. Her mom
got up to speak and we have a piece of
that too. When she was talking about and to Donald Trump,
that's when she lost it and talked about how important
he's been to the family and how he's you know,
made this happen, and she's just so grateful.
Speaker 25: President Trump for the crosses he made us. He said
it was words and then he would never forget about waking.
He's a man of his word. Trust that he will
fight for the American people. Most so Importantly, I don't
want to think our Lord and Sake or Jesus Christ,
because without his sycrifices, Lacan's story would have ended on
that horrific day that she was taking from us. But
because of him we can continue living knowing that people
see if they can't, there's no one about a change.
But whatever bout her precious laking are hope may be bored,
is that her life stakes lives. We're so thankful of it,
her passion for helping others, and her legacy for doing good.
The name of Jesus Christ will carry on, thank you.
Speaker 1: It's just senseless. What happened now to that family senseless
should not have happened.
Speaker 4: And it makes me crazy when Democrats like their way
to message is to say, well, American citizens, you know,
they commit far more crimes than illegal alien What a
nonsense thing to say. I mean, what an absolutely not.
They wouldn't commit crimes if they weren't freaking here.
Speaker 1: They're not here. That was their first crime. And it
just makes me crazy.
Speaker 4: That this is what they that's how they try to
justify it, and makes no sense, makes no sense. We
got to talk about the big hearing that took place. Yesterday,
RFK Junior was grilled, you guys, I don't know how
this is gonna go.
Speaker 1: I really don't.
Speaker 4: There are at least ten Republicans who are sounding like
they will vote no, and obviously we can lose three, right,
and that's it, and then we've got to count on
some Democrats confirming him in order for him to make
it into the HHS.
Speaker 1: I don't know how the vote's going to go.
Speaker 4: But the Senate Democrats yesterday behaved like absolute psycho paths,
and we'll have several examples of that. At one point,
I wanted to highlight we don't have like his opening
statement or anything like that, because I could just play
the entire hearing it would go on forever. But one
of the things that he talked about during part of
this hearing was how most of the assholes that were
questioning him so cruelly.
Speaker 1: Were friends of his before.
Speaker 4: He aligned with Trump in anyway. And I thought that
that was probably one of the most important points he
made here.
Speaker 2: It is no issue that she's united it more than
this chronic health epidemic. There's no such thing as Republican
children or Democratic children.
Speaker 5: These are our kids.
Speaker 2: Why can't we just agree with each other. The pot
differences about so many issues, intractable issues aside as a
we're going to end this. I don't think anybody is
going to be able to do this like I have
because of my peculiar experience, because I've litigated against these agencies.
When you litigate against them, you get a PhD in
corporate capture and how to unravel it. I've written six
books about these agencies. I know a lot about them,
and I know how to fix it. And there's nobody
who will fix it the way that I do. Because
I'm not scared of vested interest. I don't care. I'm
not here because I want a position or a job.
I have a very good life and happy family. This
is something I don't need. I want to do this
because we're going to fix it. In all these Democrats
are opposed to me for partisan issues. They used to
be my friends, agreed with me on all the environmental
issues that I've been working on for my whole career.
Now they're against me because anything that President Trump does,
any decision he mays, has to be lampooned, derided, discredited, marginalized, vilified.
Speaker 5: We need to move on.
Speaker 1: I believe it's that. I believe it's the Trump factor.
And I also believe that a lot of these people
are taking money from drug companies.
Speaker 4: Oh, we have hard evidence of that actually to share
even while we're talking about this, because the money open
secrets is they're out there like you can look all
this up.
Speaker 1: It's not hard, ye.
Speaker 4: And the worst part about that is that some of
these these senators that are the most guilty of accepting
money from big pharma, we're accusing him of doing this
only to enrich himself, which is that's just so psychotic.
Speaker 1: And one of them was.
Speaker 4: That creepy lizard man Senator Widen Here he is just
being an absolute a whole.
Speaker 26: Mister Kennedy has embraced conspiracy theories, my god, quacks, Charlottean's,
especially when it comes to the safety and efficacy of vaccines.
It has been lucrative for him and put him on
the verge of immense power. Really, this is the profile
of someone who chases money, Oh, my god, an influence
wherever they lead, even if that may mean the tragic
guests of children and other vulnerable people.
Speaker 1: Un believable. He's one of them. I mean, Lindsay krab
is one of them. Yeah, lady's one of the no votes.
Lindsay's one of the no votes. Yeah, McConnell. Guys on
our side, I mean, can we can point fingers at
Democrats all day long, but there are ones on our
side who are taken just gobs of money from big Pharma.
So there's that.
Speaker 18: That's just it.
Speaker 1: My gosh, it's horrendous.
Speaker 9: It's sick.
Speaker 4: Greg gut Fold actually made fun specifically of that lizard man,
and this is real short, but I just thought it
was so funny.
Speaker 14: Ron Wyden questioning anybody about health.
Speaker 9: Look at that guy. He makes Joe Biden looked like
the rock right.
Speaker 14: By the way, none of these idiots can pass judgment
on fitness to serve. They swore Biden was fit to serve,
and he was a win sock. So either they were
lying then and they're lying now, or they believed it,
and that means they're categorically insane.
Speaker 1: So true a wind sock is right. Yeah, that's exactly right.
It's like the best description ever I know. They are
all lizard like. I look at him and I'm like,
he is one of the zombies climbing the walls and
World Wars y. Yes, him and that other who's bloom.
They're like twins. Oh my god, it's like this. They're
being kept alive by some sort of substance we're unaware of.
They're just like they're really like four hundred years old.
You guys, God, what is it? Which is awful?
Speaker 4: And then I mean, speaking of you know RFK saying
that a lot of these people were his friends. I
didn't even know the extent of that until I started
seeing more and more about Senator Whitehouse, who decided to
use his five minutes not to ask him a single
freaking question, but to absolutely lecture at him. And it
was so egregious. He even prepared that at the very beginning.
He told RFK, I'm just using my five minutes, and
you're just gonna have to listen five.
Speaker 27: Minutes with you, so and I've got a lot of
experience with cms, so you're just gonna have to listen.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, this guy, I mean and Zach Parkinson tweeted,
imagine being such an insufferable asshole that you will lecture
a nominee for seven minutes as if he is some stranger,
when in fact you.
Speaker 1: Were law school roommates.
Speaker 4: You were a guest at his wedding, and you repeatedly
accepted his help for your political campaigns.
Speaker 1: What a day, right. I could not believe that these people,
I mean, they just they have no conscience, none of them. Unbelievable, Yeah,
I mean, and you know what's crazy. They sleep at night. Yeah,
that guy slept like a baby last night. I guarantee
you just unbelievable.
Speaker 4: Horrendous, absolutely horrendous. He was asked, and I don't remember
which senator asked him this, but he they asked him outright, RFK,
are you a conspiracy theorist?
Speaker 1: And here is how he responded, are you.
Speaker 9: A conspiracy theorist?
Speaker 2: That is a pejorative senator that's applied to me, mainly
to keep me from asking difficult questions a powerful interest.
I was told that I was a conspiracy theorist. That
label was applied to me because I said that the vaccines,
the COVID vaccine, didn't prevent transmission and it wouldn't prevent
infection when the government was telling people Americans that it would.
I was saying that because I was looking at the
monkey studies. In May of twenty twenty, I was called ANIRA.
Now everybody admits it. I was called a conspiracy there
is because I said red dye caused cancer, and now
FDA has acknowledged that bannit. I was called a conspiracy
there is because I said or I lowered IQ as
we am a published matter of view of eighty seven
studies saying that there's a direct inverse correlation between IQ loss.
Speaker 7: All Right, so I'm going to assume I can go
on for about a week.
Speaker 1: He could go on for about a week. He could
go on for a week. Imagine like not caring about
our health. Imagine not caring about the poisons that FDA
allows into our food. Imagine not caring about our kids'
school lunches. Imagine just not giving a shit about that
because you just hate this guy because he's somehow aligned
with Trump. Imagine not caring about any of that. Like
that's who these people are. They are such bitter hags.
They're right, They're just like teenage girls who are frothing
at the mouth just to like keep this guy out
of the political spectrum because they're just they're so butt hurt.
They're just so butt hurt. And it's like COVID all
over again. Right, it's like watching everything happen and real
time when it it's just remarkable to watch. And it's
and they're all money hungry, power hungry jackals.
Speaker 18: Yep.
Speaker 4: And the worst of them is Elizabeth Warren by far.
She was such a screechy harpye. And again this is
a woman who accepts a lot of money from big Pharma.
We have the stats to show you as soon as
we play this click right. So here she was being
absolutely hysterical, demanding for him to say that he would
not profit in any way from his position ever forevermore.
Speaker 28: I'm asking about fees from suing drug comics.
Speaker 1: Will you agree not to do that?
Speaker 2: You're asking me a to not sue drug company.
Speaker 5: No, I'm not going to agree to.
Speaker 28: Companies as much I want.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to create at or anybody.
Speaker 28: So let's do a quick count here of how as
secretary of HHS, if you get confirmed, you could influence
every one of those lawsuits. There's a lot of ways
that you can influence those future lawsuits and pending lawsuits
while you are Secretary of HHS. And I'm asking you
to commit right now that you will not take a
financial stake in every one of those lawsuits so that
what you do as secretary will also benefit you financially
down the line.
Speaker 2: I'll comply with all the ethical guides.
Speaker 1: That's not the question you and I.
Speaker 5: You have seen you're asking me. You're asking me, are.
Speaker 28: You look No one should be fooled here the terror
of HHS. Robert Kennedy will have the power to undercut
vaccines and vaccine manufacturing across our country. And for all
of his talk about follow the science and his promise
that he won't interfere with those of us who want
to vaccinate his kids, the bottom line is the same.
Kennedy can kill off access to vaccines and make millions.
Speaker 9: Of dollars while he does it.
Speaker 28: Kids might die, but Rob Kennedy can keep pashing in.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, she's trying to protect her donors, right,
that's what she's trying to do. A She's trying to
protect her donors and protect her own bank account, is
what she's trying to do. What a despicable hag.
Speaker 4: It's all projection and Nancy Mace had tweeted speaking of shills.
Senator Warren raked in over five point two million dollars
from wig pharma and the medical industrial complex. Again, these
are stats that you can see. You know, there's all
kinds of open secrets. You can see this that it
was all highlighted. And the same is true for Ron
Wyden who received one and a half million dollars from
the healthcare industry. And you can see all of his
donors too. I mean, it's all public record.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And these people have the audacity to sit at
round tables and tell and point fingers that the American
people say, you're not paying your fair share. I hate
rich people. Rich people are bad.
Speaker 4: Rich person.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I cannot And it's all because of
that kind of garbage and kickbacks and insider trading. These
people are disgusting, they really are.
Speaker 4: And there was another incredible moment with Elizabeth Warren that
you will see right here.
Speaker 1: That was pretty good. This was my favorite yesterday. The
Bernie stuff is my absolute favorite. I know it's time
to bring up you Bernie and once again acting like
a screaming lunatic.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, this was the craziest moment in the
hearing Barnon and the best part is that you can
see Meghan Kelly absolutely losing her ship in the background.
She's sitting right behind and kind of like off to
the side of Cheryl Hines rfk's wife, and just watch
her face during this line of insane questioning, because it
is glorious.
Speaker 27: Selling what's called onesies, these little things clothing for babies.
One of them is dialed on facts unafraid. Next one
in the sold for twenty six bucks a piece. By
the way, next one is no vax No problem. Now
you're coming before this committee and you see your pro
vaccine just want to ask some questions, and yet your
organization is making money selling a child's product to parents
for twenty six bucks, which casts fundamental doubt on ut
on the usefulness of vaccines. Can you tell us now
that you will, now that you are pro vaccine, that
you're going to have your organization take these products off
the market.
Speaker 2: Senator, I have no power over that organization.
Speaker 9: Not you've heard of it.
Speaker 2: Resigned from the poort.
Speaker 5: I was just a few months ago you founded that.
You certainly have power you could make that. How are
you supportive of this?
Speaker 1: Are you supportive?
Speaker 2: I have had nothing to do.
Speaker 5: You supportive of these onesies?
Speaker 2: I'm supportive of vaccines.
Speaker 5: Are you supportive of these this clothing, which is Milton
leave the vaccine.
Speaker 2: I am supportive of vaccines. Well, I want good science
and I want to protect.
Speaker 27: But you will not tell the organization you founded not
to continue selling that product.
Speaker 5: Thank you as a chimp.
Speaker 1: Senator Black, are you supportive? Are you supportive of diapers?
Because I'm wearing one right now? Are you support these onesies?
Support him? Are you of these human babies? Are you
supportive of the human Oh my god, that was glorious?
What what is even? It is such a clown show?
What is even? And he was laughing, That's what was
everybody was laughing.
Speaker 4: He was so many supporters there. Oh my gosh, oh
my god.
Speaker 1: But Rfk's like, what is even happening right now? What
I'm being asked about being in support of onesies?
Speaker 4: What is this?
Speaker 1: Real life? Twenty twenty five? What's going on? What's happening?
And his wife was behind him going, what okay? All right?
Speaker 5: Is this?
Speaker 1: I mean I do like comedic TV and this is
even funnier than that, you know, it was okazing.
Speaker 4: He was also asked, I thought this was a brilliant
answer because it has to do with abortion, which is
obviously a contentious issue, and the way that he talked
about enacting or implementing policies related to abortion was pitch
perfect so much.
Speaker 2: Mission I agree with President Trump that every abortion is
a tragedy. I agree with that we cannot be a
moral nation if we have one point two million abortions here.
President Trump has told me that he wants to and
late term abortions, and he wants to protect conscious exemptions,
and that he wants to and federal funding for abortions
here abroad. That's title ten. I'm going to do. I
serve as the pleasure of the President. I'm going to
implement his policy.
Speaker 1: I think that was a great answer, especially heat perfect,
and he's a man of faith. I would hope that
he would answer that way. Yeah, that was good stuff
right there.
Speaker 4: And then to sort of cap it off, there was
this really nice moment from Senator Ron Johnson, who was
just grateful for the unity that he thought that RFK
could bring, and he made a plea to his fellow
colleagues that.
Speaker 1: Can we not just finally have some unity? Can we
not just do that serious for this It's.
Speaker 21: An answer to my prayers. We need to get to
the answers of this, but even more, we need to
heal and unify this divided nation. I'm not necessarily the
most optimistic guy, because we've got enormous challenges facing this nation.
But I thought, Wow, here's somebody from the left, somebody
I don't agree with on many issues politically, coming together
with President Trump and focusing on an area of agreement,
something that the American people desperately want finding out the
answers what has caused autism? What is causing chronic illness?
Miss Kenny?
Speaker 18: I know.
Speaker 9: I think I've come to know what's in your heart.
Speaker 21: I think I know the personal and political price you've
paid for this decision.
Speaker 9: I want to say publicly, I thank you for that.
Speaker 21: I truly appreciate what you're doing here. Can't we come
together as a nation.
Speaker 9: And do this?
Speaker 1: Yeah? That was my favorite part of yesterday, of the
hearing yesterday, is that I was like, Okay, how can
they not see that? I mean, when you get a
room full of people and you say, Okay, the goal
of this is to make our country healthier, to make
sure that our kids are healthy, and to look at
stuff like autism being on the rise, right, and then
try to figure out why is that happening. Don't you
think we would all want to come together and figure
that out and he wants to do that. So why
are they demonizing this guy so much? You know? And
the fact that they are is it should be a
wake up call for everybody that these people are.
Speaker 23: Wow.
Speaker 4: I'm so worried about him not getting confirmed. I'm worried
for him personally because he so feels called to do
this and took a bit of risk by aligning with
Trump to do it.
Speaker 1: I mean, he gave up, He put.
Speaker 4: Literally everything on the line, and if he does not
get confirmed, I just I can't imagine the discpsion.
Speaker 1: That I can't well, I can't imagine what's going to
happen to our country because I I worry about that stuff.
I worry about I worry about everything that he's worried
about when it comes to that, you know, the health
of our kids, the food. We all should be worried
about that. So pray, y'all, pray hard, because he needs
he needs to be in this position. He's the he
is like the best hope for this because it's inexcusable.
We absolutely should have him in this position. It's it's
so stupid that they're fighting him on this. It's stupid,
and it's all about money. You know, it's all about thing,
because we've demonstrated yeah right, it's all about money and power.
And there are people on our side of the aisle
there that are serving as obstacles for this guy. Shame
on them, Shame on them especially well.
Speaker 4: And money obviously plays a role on the opposite side too,
And Nicole Shanahan has given millions of dollars to some
of these same Democrats and Republicans who are now saying
we're not going to confirm him, and she has a
message for a lot of them.
Speaker 29: So this hasn't been widely reported, but in twenty twenty,
I cut large checks to check Shumor to help Democrats
flip two Senate seats in Georgia from red to blue.
The two candidates I helped elect Senator Rafael Warnock and
Senator John Ossoff. Please know I will be watching your
votes very closely. I will make it my personal mission
that you lose your seats in the Senate if you
vote against the future health of America's children.
Speaker 1: And more than that, I also want to say to.
Speaker 29: Senators Mitch McConnell, Lindsay Graham, Lisa Markovsky, Susan Collins, Bill Cassidy,
Tom Tillis, James Langford, Corey Booker, John Fetterman, Bertney Sanders,
and Catherine Cortes Mastow. This is a bipartisan message and
it comes directly from me. While Bobby may be willing
to play nice, I won't. If you vote against him,
I will personally fund challengers to primary you in your
next election, and I will enlist hundreds of thousands to
join me. Big Pharma and Big Egg have exploited us
for far too long.
Speaker 1: It ends now.
Speaker 29: You're either on the side of transparency and accountability or
you are standing in the way. The choice is yours.
Speaker 2: Please choose wisely.
Speaker 1: She should do that for everybody that is serving as
an obstacle for him at this point. She should just
do it anyway because like she is, because f all
of them, I would be just scorched her at.
Speaker 2: If I were her.
Speaker 4: I hope she has some serious regirts about people that
she has supported in the past, because she.
Speaker 1: Should have all the regirts. Yeah, all the regirts.
Speaker 4: Before we get to thank you, I did want to
show one of the new things that we just got
sent from our little store, Carrie at in Real Life Creations.
Speaker 1: I freaking love this because I love baseball God, and
I hope I get one. I love it and that
is adorable. Gosh, I will wear this so much.
Speaker 4: And then so so Valentine's merch is out, so she's
got the Valentine's theme and socks, even socks.
Speaker 1: She said, so do you are so cute? So cute.
Speaker 4: So if you want chicks merch, get it at Inreal
Life Creations dot Etsy dot com.
Speaker 1: It is so freaking cute. Okay, we have so many.
Speaker 4: Venmos and things from yesterday, uh to get to first,
we had this from Osuki over on Locals, who said,
how is the walking or not going?
Speaker 25: Mock?
Speaker 4: And I can, unfortunately report that it is not going well.
So I'm coming up on the six week mark, which
is really frustrating.
Speaker 1: But I see the doctor next Wednesday.
Speaker 4: So we'll see what they say. But yeah, it's not
been great.
Speaker 1: Let's see.
Speaker 4: From Cynthia Lee over on Venmo, she says, please keep
the air traffic control involved in your prayers as well.
My sister is air traffic control at the DC Center.
No doubt someone there had contact with the plane pilot
to pass them over to tower. The ATC has a
monumental and thankless job. They are real people with real
feelings behind their responsibilities. This entire incident is beyond tragic
on so many levels. My heart goes out to so
many It's a great point. It's a very great point.
Thank you for bringing that up. Absolutely real, Shelley Bolton says,
regarding the seventy four hundred media requests at the White
House briefing room. You were saying, how that includes people
more important than you, remember it also includes lots and
lots of people way less important than my chicks.
Speaker 1: Thank you for that. Very sweet.
Speaker 4: Cindy O'Connell says, watched the Martha Stewart documentary last night.
Speaker 1: Thank you for the recommendation. It is as good, right,
She's really remarkable. She's a remarkable woman. Whether you hate
her lover, she is a I just think she has
a really wonderful story. Yeah, very inspiring.
Speaker 4: Like, what a driven, brilliant, curious, innovative woman.
Speaker 1: She was amazing, one of a kind, Shelley Bolton says.
Speaker 4: And by the way, how refreshing is it to listen
to Caroline Levitt and have a press secretary that can
form intelligence sentences.
Speaker 1: What a one eighty from KJP. Oh my god, is
it ever? No binder?
Speaker 4: No, no binder, Oh Suki Today says, But if I
have to pay for their upkeep and get MO for
the rest of their lives, I'd rather pay for a
few boxes of AMMO and use my tax money for
something else.
Speaker 1: Listen, these are the.
Speaker 4: Kinds of people that will return over and over and
over again no matter how much they're deported, So I
would just I'm fine with spending money to keep in
eye too.
Speaker 1: I totally agree. I think it'd be a little bit
cheaper putting them in get MOO, and then they're not
on the streets running them UK.
Speaker 4: And we're not having to pay ridiculous benefits to them.
They'll get their three meals and they're just gonna stay.
Speaker 1: Agreed, locked up. I'm agree with mock right, all right?
Return Okay, Timothy Ham, I'm a retired flight attendant for
PSA flew for nearly twenty years on that exact lane
N seven oh nine PS. I'm sick to my stomach.
I'm sorry, Timothy. Eugene Higer, please join me celebrating our
forty third wedding anniversary. It's been a long and blessed
walk together. Here's to you, baby. Let's keep it up
at the anniversary. It's very sweet. Riba Henry, my husband
is a black Hawk pilot here in Virginia and they
do night training flights. Of course, this is a terrible accident.
Praying for the families. Yes, we are too, Riva Stevie J.
I still have an AOL and a Yahoo email address
that I still use mostly for spam accounts. Don't knock
the hustle. I totally agree. I know I keep it too.
Speaker 18: Like.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of spam stuff in my old Yahoo
and I just every once in a while to go through,
like once a year. I'll look at it and go, oh,
that's overwhelming. Curio twenty three. Been using hot mail since
ninety seven. Now my spam email. Yeah, a lot of
us do that, Jenny L. Hassel. Everybody with an Xbox
has to have a hot Mail account. We're with yamac
Ea Sports. It's in the game. Hassle like Castle, not
not Hassel like Mantel. Okay, hassle like Castle. Thank you,
Jenny DVJ. It finally feels like my government is working
for me. That speech Trump gave left me with goosebumps.
These are amazing times we are living in. Indeed, Stevie, yep,
Teresa Rimundo, jump on it, lyah Watha, talk about it.
You farm a fool, Bernie and the disappearing Onesie is
incredible amazing. So I know, Stevie j I've started liking
RFK Junior when he came out and said the climate
is important. He is a huge climate change guy. Then
he said people's health is bigger as a bigger problem
that we have the ability to fix. Now, yes, true, yeah,
thank you Stevie. Okay, you guys, we're bringing it in.
We are bringing it in.
Speaker 4: By the way, speaking of watching recommendations, we just finished
season one of Silo on Apple TV.
Speaker 1: And it is amazing, amazing. What is it like? What
is it about?
Speaker 4: It's like this futuristic dystopian like the kind of movie
my husband absolutely loves.
Speaker 1: And it's I It's got.
Speaker 4: Rebecca Ferguson for those of you who know her from
the Mission Impossible series. It's so good Tim Robbins, isn't
it common?
Speaker 1: Tim Robbins. I haven't seen Tim Robbins in a million years.
Speaker 4: He's all white now, like all white hair, white beard,
white hair.
Speaker 1: Okay, it's so good, so good to check that out
this weekend. Check it out. Now that Landman isn't on anymore,
I gotta have something to watch. It's amazing on Landman.
I need something to want. Okay, you guys, have a
great Thursday. We'll talk to you mom.
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Speaker 9: Come again,