Speaker 1: That's what he should be Apologies, Shaman, frisco id, like
pull your kids out of there, Like, why are people
fighting for him?
Speaker 2: He is the worst of the worst. He's a murderer.
Speaker 3: The Clinton Foundation received more than forty million dollars.
Speaker 2: But someone was.
Speaker 3: Saying, he's trying to like copy the affect that Obama had.
Speaker 1: You know, it does it does shatter the whole narrative.
Suck it, Democrat.
Speaker 3: He's actually been rather pleased with the mainstream media's coverage.
Speaker 2: Because he was biased. Happy Thursday, everybody, Hello, Hello, Hello, everybody,
Hella hello, wow this I feel like this week has
gone kind of fast? Is it just me?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: Okay? Which is I'm okay with that? Yeah? No, I'm
I'm okay with it. I'm down. Yeah.
Speaker 5: You guys there, we got to talk about that cat
shre Thanadar, who you may remember from such things as
being a member of Congress from the state of Michigan,
from the area of Detroit, from having a very very
thick Indian accent, and for introducing articles of impeachment against
Trump that are going absolutely nowhere, and also for abusing beagles.
Speaker 3: He's got quite a storied biography, shall we say, and
so there's a couple of videos that are making the
rounds of him as of yesterday that we need to share.
And this first one, he admits that it's not just
Republicans calling him a lunatic. It's other people too.
Speaker 6: There is no doubt about it. And not a single
member of Democratic Party you can ask Democratic, even some
Democrats have called me a lunatic, just like the President
has called me lunatic.
Speaker 1: I cannot get pat I mean, the guy is a caricature,
he is a whuppet, he is a muppet, He's a
walking puppet.
Speaker 3: I can't He's absolutely here's a ridiculous person.
Speaker 2: And so are the people that voted for him.
Speaker 3: He apparently represents the thirteenth district of Michigan, and he
has no idea what cities are actually represented in his district.
As you will hear from this little interview, what.
Speaker 7: Are the five gross points cities?
Speaker 6: Well, look, I'm not here to answer a quiz. I'm
here to say that I'm going to fight for the
people of Detroit.
Speaker 8: I'm going to fight for my gross point and all
of the gross.
Speaker 6: Tailorings and all of Taylor and every course, every part
of the thirteenth district.
Speaker 9: IM just do this real quick, gross Point, gross Point Park,
gross Point Woods, grow, gross Point Farms, and gross Point Shores.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, Michigan. What are you doing? What are
you doing? Between him and Debbie Dingle? Like, I'm like,
what is happening in Michigan? What are they doing there?
What's going on?
Speaker 1: Are you from Michigan? Anybody out there from Michigan? Raise
your hand? What's happening? What's going on?
Speaker 2: I just and you got what is his age? Is
it like seventy something? He's like ninety two years old? No,
but for real, like he does not look his age.
I think he's like seventy four for real. I mean
is that? I guess that's something impress it is something.
I don't think the hair is real though? Do you
think the hair is actually real? There's no way.
Speaker 3: I don't know why you would fake that, Like, why
would you if you're gonna fake your hair, why would
you do it like that?
Speaker 2: Would you make it look like a squirrel on top
of your head? Because it looks like it's like a
dead creature just sitting on his head. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Anyway, there was also this clip where he's complaining about
how everyone is talking about it.
Speaker 6: But they talk about my hair. They talk about my hair. Yeah,
they talk about my appearance, They talk about where I
was born, They talk about everything looks, They talk about
my age, they talk about why I should.
Speaker 2: Be Yeah, and the fact that you did that to
all those puppies. We talk about all that streak. Oh
my gosh, he well, did you did you hear the
lady in the background, she goes distraction? Did you hear that?
Speaker 3: It's like, did we make sure to talk about all
the things that he says?
Speaker 2: We all talk about do we hit all the points?
I think we talked about his hair, his age, the.
Speaker 1: Squirrel hair and the age. Yeah, the fact that he is,
in fact a lunatic.
Speaker 3: So insane, So naturally we had we had to share
at least one of those clips with our Indian corresponding corcer,
and he responded back, as only Spencer can, with a
voice memo that sounded like this.
Speaker 2: Here we go.
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on that. So it turns out that one of the
biggest talking points of Biden's I guess last year in
office was about all the jobs that he'd created, and
perhaps you remember him bragging and all of his surrogates
bragging that they created four hundred thousand new jobs. Well,
it turns out now thanks to a report from town
Hall and then it was relayed on Fox, that was
a complete lie.
Speaker 11: And claims to have added almost four hundred thousand jobs.
Speaker 2: Is from town Hall from July.
Speaker 11: Through September of last year, but new data released this
week suggests none of those jobs ever existed. My good
in Stark contrast to the monthly job reports showing an
increase of three hundred and ninety nine thousand jobs.
Speaker 2: During the third quarter.
Speaker 11: These numbers showed decline of one thousand private sector jobs.
Speaker 2: Good lord, dose. People tell the truth about anything, right,
and they just get it's incredible. Yeah, absolutely incredible. So
just one more thing. You know, he likes to tout
Even when he was on the.
Speaker 3: View recently with his wife, they touted his amazing record
as a president.
Speaker 2: And I'm just like, you were.
Speaker 3: A disaster on every single front, and even the things
that you claim to have done well, they were lies.
Speaker 2: You lie. You just are a big fat, dirty liar.
Oh all of them.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, every last one of them. As you know,
as I've mentioned many times on this very show, I
am not a fan of Alex Jones. We share clips
and I respect some of the things that he has,
news stories that he has broken. I cannot stand listening
to him. And you're about to hear a clip of why.
We've talked recently about how there seems to be a
lot of infighting not just in the Democrat Party but
also in hours and so we gave it a example yesterday,
for example, Tucker Carlson and Ben Shapiro. They still haven't
gotten past this rift that they've had recently, and there's
just a lot, you know what I mean, It just
seems like everybody is picking at each other and getting
into squabbles. And now Mark Levin and Alex Jones are
apparently Alex Jones is super mad at Mark Levin. And
when Alex Jones gets mad about anything, it becomes an
f bomb psychopathic tirade, which is why I cannot listen
to him.
Speaker 2: And you're gonna.
Speaker 3: Hear just Hija kids, Hija wives, because it's Alex Jones.
And when he's mad at somebody, he's real mad here
he is.
Speaker 9: I don't want to hear it.
Speaker 12: Oh, I speak for the Christians Jews of America, as
I played last hour, I'm Mark Levin and we don't
stand with al Qaeda. Well the hell you don't. You're
boss net and Yahoo literally runs it. He's the last
standing Neo Connor with any power. So I don't want
to hear it. Stop talking to me like I'm culturally
and historically a military literate.
Speaker 9: I'm not Mark.
Speaker 12: And Trump is Ashley pro Israel, and he understands that
Iran is gonna blow it off the map, and then
Israel's gonna blow them off the map, and then and
then Pakistan and in there you're gonna have a nuclear war.
In all the war games, We're all, Dad, you dumb
son of a bitch, What the fuck's your problem? You
fucking megalo maniac fuck heads. And that's what Trump's told
nat YAO a little nicer than that, but not much
more I was told.
Speaker 2: I mean, we're rational.
Speaker 1: Saying men, Okay, we're rational saying okay, why why?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 1: Like half the time, he's right like half the time.
So I just sort of take I don't ever know
what to do with him. I just don't. I don't
know what to do with them. I just kind of
listen and go right. And plus he's what if you
look at him like ten years ago and then look
at him now?
Speaker 2: Is what this is? Just a total side note?
Speaker 3: Is he is?
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What's going on? I think first of all, it's the
facial hair. I think that really really men? Is that
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I'm saying it suits him. It doesn't help all men,
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Speaker 1: And there's a tan happening there, so that also helps
from a visual perspective, maybe I need to do I
need to get a tan on you guys. But I mean,
like there's a difference in the way that he looks now,
the way that he presents himself. Yeah, anyways, yeah, I
just take. I just take everything he says with the
green of salt, you know what I mean.
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Speaker 2: Anthony, Frisco, Texas.
Speaker 3: Yes, so a lot of people are outraged because we've
just now discovered that Carmelo Anthony is going to be
allowed to graduate even though he killed a fellow student,
or not even a fellow student, but a student.
Speaker 2: I don't think they even went to the same school,
and thankful no they did not.
Speaker 3: And the story gets worse because the mom of the
teen who was killed, she wrote a letter to the school.
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my name is Megan Metcalf.
Speaker 2: She wrote this letter on Thursday.
Speaker 3: April seventeenth, to the school board and she said, my
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from another Frisco student. I've been informed the civil rights
team that this person has behind him are reaching out
to you requesting he'd be able to graduate. I do
not know how much your stance, I don't know much
about your stance on protests, et cetera, but I would
urge you to make sure that you do not change
your mind on this ruling. The boy is expelled and
it stays that way, my son, Austin will never.
Speaker 2: Be able to graduate.
Speaker 3: This person will have the opportunity to get his ged
at a later time because he is still living. I
would strongly request that you do not allow them to
sway your ruling and keep him from being able to
graduate from the Frisco ISD schools that we hold. So dear,
she didn't get a response at all, and so just
May thirteenth, this was two days ago, she sent another
email saying someone needs to respond to me. This is
unacceptable for her. And then somebody did respond to her,
and they basically copied and pasted like a policy saying,
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then they.
Speaker 2: They get to graduate.
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of you had a heart. The fact that you can't
even acknowledge my life loss is telling.
Speaker 2: Of this boy is telling. I look forward to seeing
how you handle this situation. Disgusting. Shame on them, Shame
on Frisco ISD Like, pull your kids out of there.
F them, f all of them.
Speaker 1: Seriously, I'm so glad my kids from California are moving
back here. I told him yesterday. I'm so glad y'all
aren't moving to that area.
Speaker 2: So glad.
Speaker 1: Where is it? But where is that area? It's in
north of Dallas. Just anywhere in Dallas. Sorry if you
live in there, Sorry if you live around that area.
But I just don't want any part of that, don't
want any part of it. That is disgusting. I'm so
grossed out by that. He gets to graduate, he gets
to graduate.
Speaker 3: They're gonna and it's like a whole team of people
making sure of it, you know what I mean, just
all in on making sure of that. But why are
people fighting for him? He is the worst of the worst.
Speaker 2: He's a murderer. I just what is going on? Yeah,
that's crazy, absolutely unacceptable, unacceptable crazy.
Speaker 3: So lots and lots of people are talking about uh,
Donald Trump's trip to the Middle East.
Speaker 2: I think he's on his final leg today.
Speaker 3: In the UAE, I believe, and so he's obviously he
started out in Saudi Arabia and then yesterday he was in.
Speaker 1: Qatar's correct pronunciation. I think we've found after the past
week of pronunciation discussion, it's.
Speaker 2: I can't do it. It's just gonna be guitar for me.
It's going to be guitar. Yeah.
Speaker 3: But anyway, he's getting criticism because of course, right, like
everybody's going to be critical of everything he does ever, Right,
But I loved what Dave Rubin said. He's so he's
such an optimist, he's such like mister positive pants about
this entire trip, and so he wrote, Trump is genuinely
doing the unthinkable in the Middle East. He's changing the
dynamic overnight, creating new alliances and trying to forge through
commercial success and a renewed American involvement in the world.
It is insanely ambitious and might not work, but he
absolutely deserves credit, patience, and grace as this unfolds. There's
been a lot of infighting on the right lately, but
this is the type of pro America ambition that should
unite everyone, take note of who continues to try to
keep dividing everyone or ignores the incredible successes rolling in
because he's getting so much money.
Speaker 2: I mean, oh my gosh, for the country. I agree
with Dave Rubin. I agree with him here. I'm not
super happy because I'm not a fan of that area
New I'm not a fan of the way they do
a lot of things, especially the way they treat women.
I'm not a fair I'm not a fan of like
the terrorist things over there, you know what I mean.
But I think Trump recognizes that this is a business deal.
He's doing business deals. He's trying to get money. He's
trying to make sure that he establishes dominance over these people.
Speaker 1: That's what he's doing. That's what he does best, is
established his dominance. He wants to be the alpha man
over there, and so he's he's doing that.
Speaker 2: I think he's and they're treating him like that, right,
And I'm okay with that. I'm fine with that.
Speaker 1: He is just I don't think he's the kind of
guy that's gonna be taken advantage of.
Speaker 2: So I'm I trust that. I trust the process here,
and I don't think he's corruptible by the Middle.
Speaker 3: East, I just don't think that that's I'm not particularly now.
Speaker 2: I do not like the.
Speaker 3: Optics per se, like the plane, you know, the four
hundred billion dollar plane or million dollar plane from from Qatar.
I'm not a fan of that, but I don't I
don't have the same worry that like Democrats, for example,
are trying to criticize him for and saying that he's
going to owe them something. I think he would be like,
f you you said it was a gift. Bye, you
know what I mean? Like, I don't think that he's
corruptible that way.
Speaker 2: I will always go back to the fact that this
guy was shot in the head and so he just
looks at everything differently than any of us. I'm sorry,
but it just is the way it is.
Speaker 1: He is, he has balls of plas utinam so he
and he really does love this country. He's on a mission,
and he just doesn't give a single.
Speaker 2: F Yeah, it's it's all for us. I really believe that.
Speaker 1: I think that he's doing this for us, for his family,
for his grandkids.
Speaker 2: And for his legacy.
Speaker 3: I mean that's that's also you know, he changing the world.
I mean he said it himself, but others have said
it long before him, and that is that he's probably
the most consequential president in the last one hundred something years. Totally, totally,
because I mean the changes that are happening, like at
warp speed, are setting us up for success as much
as anybody else could ever. I mean, there's no one
else is more vested in this in the future success
of this country than Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, it's not same old, same old anymore. And that
makes some people very uncomfortable. It just does not make
me uncomfortable at all. I am very comfortable with it.
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Speaker 3: All right, let's get back to his trip because he
received really the most extraordinary welcome from Katar, and it
was in the form of camels. You guys, there were
camels that greeted President Trump. This is the kind of
greeting I want when I show up in a foreign country.
Speaker 2: Camels. And you know, he was like, Trump Day.
Speaker 5: Totally.
Speaker 10: You know, that's what he did.
Speaker 3: You know it that is so freaking perfect Tromp Day.
Speaker 2: Yes, well he did. He did definitely appreciate the camels.
Speaker 3: He mentioned the camels when he first sat down in
front of the press to thank to thank the host
essentially for hosting him.
Speaker 2: Here's what he said, I just want to thank.
Speaker 4: You for everything, and maybe in particular our friendship.
Speaker 14: It's been a very loyal, great beautiful friendship.
Speaker 4: And the job you've done a second to none. You
look at this is so beautiful. As a construction person,
I'm seeing perfect marvel.
Speaker 15: This is what they call perfect JOm and.
Speaker 14: Beautiful place.
Speaker 4: And we appreciate those camels and.
Speaker 9: Time. That was so appreciated, so can you.
Speaker 1: He's just like in awe of all the gold you
oh my god, the course style that palace like from
what I could see of it, you know, and and
all of those shots, it was wow, that was Did
you see the mirror the I think the Amir was
wearing birkenstock? Did you see like white birkenstocks?
Speaker 2: Really?
Speaker 1: I mean that's what they look like. They wear sandals.
Those dudes wear sandals.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're going to wear sandals. And then you were
like probably not definitely, not definitely not those but they
look like burkes. Yah, that's what they do. Yeah, and
they get to wear those to work every day.
Speaker 3: I mean, but like also, they all wear the exact
same thing.
Speaker 2: How do you know if you're going to file.
Speaker 3: A missing person's report or if you're going to say
there's a suspect at large?
Speaker 16: What?
Speaker 2: How do you especially hard for their wives? All you
see is their eyes.
Speaker 11: Really hard.
Speaker 3: I mean, I'm just saying it does cause a little bit.
Speaker 2: Of, right, you know, problems.
Speaker 3: The Emir also full of praise and gratitude, and here's
what he said about Trump being the first American president
to visit.
Speaker 14: We're very excly, very happy, historic vision. And I don't
know if you know that you are the first American
president to APPI to visit, right, So we're very on
as we're very on.
Speaker 2: I mean that is cool kt.
Speaker 1: The first of visit. I it's you cannot deny that
that's historic. It is very cool that he did it.
Speaker 2: It's very historic for sure.
Speaker 3: And I think Trump is smart enough to know that
you trust, but verify, you know what I mean. Like,
I don't think he's just like, oh, we're best friends,
and like I can completely trust you with all my
world secrets.
Speaker 2: No you can't. This is Katar and you can't. But
he's has been doing that.
Speaker 1: He does that with Democrats, he does it with people
in the United States that.
Speaker 2: He hates, help meet with anybody.
Speaker 1: That's what He's a business guy that is used to
meeting with people that he actually doesn't even like, not
saying they doesn't like the amrr. He may actually think
that this guy's a nice guy, but I'm going to
keep him at arms distance, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: But I mean, this is what he this is what
he's done his whole life. Yeah, he just does it.
Speaker 3: And speaking of the camels, the the like the procession
that happened for the state dinner, you guys, it was
like camels and songs and music and like music and
like all of these cars.
Speaker 2: Behind the beast.
Speaker 3: It was a It was a parade essentially on the
way to dinner. So Peter Doocey was on with Will
Caine to talk about not just what you saw there
in terms of the camel welcome, but just the entire
cities welcome here he is to just what that was like,
because he of course is there as well.
Speaker 17: There are buildings here away from where the president are
that have giant American flags being projected or lit up
with led lights on the whole side of an entire skyscraper.
When we were driving through Riod, pretty much everywhere that
you go there are US and Saudi flags. This is
a top everywhere that we are going. It is a
top down enthusiasm built by all these Saudi businessmen who
seemed like they were genuinely interested to hear what he
had to say at what kind of felt like a
Trump rally at times.
Speaker 2: Pretty interesting. Yeah, right, it really is.
Speaker 3: I mean, he's just absolutely fascinating this entire tour that
he's doing and the amount of money he is securing
in investments in America. It's in the trillions.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well we could use it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean I've yeah, for sure, we could use it.
And he even made mention of they were talking about
like a sovereign World Fund, and he was like, yeah, yeah, yeah,
well we'll have money in there, but we got to
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Speaker 2: So Senator Kennedy, as he.
Speaker 3: Always does, talked about guitar in a way that I
thought was a nice reminder. I know we already said
this is a trust but verified situation, but we can't
say it the way that Kennedy does here.
Speaker 13: He is I trust quitar like like I trust a
rest stop bathroom. If they want to be friendly, I
want to be friendly back. But with those guys, you know,
trust in God. But tie up your camel.
Speaker 2: Guy, I love him.
Speaker 1: I think you and I we wrote a book once
upon a time, back like eleven years ago. If we
ever wrote another book, I think we should write a
book of Kennedyism's like a copy table book and name
it tie Up Your Camel.
Speaker 2: That would be the title of it. That's the only
book I want to write. He's just got all the
I just love that. I love that so so much.
Speaker 3: There was a moment this I think this was yesterday
where and I don't know where Trump was or what
the situation was. Obviously it was still part of this
tour that he's on in the Middle East, and he
was referencing the media, our media, the US media's coverage
of his trip positively. He's actually been rather pleased with
the mainstream media's coverage of his trip there, and he
wanted to talk about it and it was like the
trumpiest way of talking about it ever, and so we
just had to share this.
Speaker 4: I want to thank the media. The media, I have
to say, has been very fair to having a hard
time saying bad because this is a record tour. There's
never been a tour that will raise it could be
a total of three and a half four trillion dollars.
This just in this four or five days, and it's
from great people. And our relationship now is very strong
with Saudi Arabia. Nobody's coming, nobody's going to be bothering
that relationship. Nobody would be able to break that relationship
because of my relationship with the Crown Prince of the family.
The relationship is really strong. And when you talk about guitar,
the relationship is equal. I mean, it's just like nobody's
going to break that relationship. We've never we have never
had a relationship with guitar as strong as it is now.
You know that better than anybody. And they're very happy
and we're going to protect you. We're going to protect you.
This is the one thing you need maybe, but I
don't think you're going to need.
Speaker 9: Too much of that.
Speaker 4: And I said last night, it was a great meeting,
great everything. They brought in a Lee Greenwood to saying
it was a beautiful it was a beautiful evening and
I appreciate it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it does shatter the whole narrative of he's terrible
with other countries. Other world leaders hate him, you know,
because Democrats want you to believe that, and it's not
the case. It's just not what we've seen, right, so
oh yeah, yeah, look at what's happening and suck it.
Democrats not good.
Speaker 2: He's lost respect on the world stage, Like are you
sure about? That's just simply not what we're seeing with
our eyeballs.
Speaker 3: By the way, he also said, Katar, I don't know
if you noticed that, but I'm going to.
Speaker 2: Say it the way Trump says it. That's how I'm
going to do it.
Speaker 1: And the guy who's from there is like cutter, you know
what I mean, right, he's actually from there, So I
don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know what to do with all this.
Speaker 3: I know, I know, I just want to go with
what's easy, because, as you know, everything else sounds like
a lot of work, right, so amazingly not And not
to belabor the whole, you know, four hundred million dollar
jet thing, because Democrats, of course, have been really critical
about it, and a lot of Republicans have to which
and we've been part of that criticism because you know,
it's there's just an optic thing there that is not great.
But when it comes to it's like one of those
things where you can criticize your family, but you don't
like it when other people criticize.
Speaker 2: That's how I feel about this.
Speaker 3: So when I see Hillary Clinton criticizing this, I just couldn't.
Speaker 2: So here's what she said.
Speaker 3: No one gives someone a four hundred million dollar jet
for free without expecting anything in return.
Speaker 2: Be serious.
Speaker 3: And then Ryan Jordusky was like, the Clinton Foundation received
more than forty million dollars from four Arab states, including Katar.
Speaker 2: So maybe just maybe take giant baby, take your ass
and go sit down, lady. Yeah, because you don't get
to have a comment on.
Speaker 1: This, Okay, you do nothing I mean, you understand what
it's like to take a bribe. We understand that, you
get that, but you don't have a comment about this.
Speaker 2: Yeah, just shut in.
Speaker 18: One of those.
Speaker 3: And she, by the way, speaking of comment, she has
her comments on Twitter turned off, so nobody, I think, course,
like she follows them or something, is able to reply. Now,
anybody can obviously retweet it and mock her to high heaven,
but she doesn't want to see any of the back.
Speaker 1: She doesn't, of course, she doesn't want to see comments,
especially about something like this, you giant, raging hypocrite.
Speaker 3: God, I hate that woman.
Speaker 2: I know, right, I cannot loathe her enough. She's oh god,
she is the worst. She is the Annie Christ. And
you know, I just happily like forget that she exists.
Speaker 3: And then something like this pops up and starts viral,
crawls out of her hole, she slithers out, and then
she's like, I'm.
Speaker 2: Gonna make a comment about this. I just know, why
do you gotta do that? Why do you do just just.
Speaker 1: Go enjoy all the money you've made off the backs
of the American people?
Speaker 2: Can you just do that? Can you just retire and
just shut up? Already? Like Obama. I mean, you don't
see Obama making a lot of that's because his wife
is doing all the talking for him now. But at
least at.
Speaker 1: Least Obama's just spending the money, right, you know, he
doesn't really talk a whole lot anymore.
Speaker 2: It's true, that's true.
Speaker 3: Obama himself has been pretty quiet.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I hate to even give that guy credit, but I mean,
he's just spending the money that he get he made
off the backs of the American people.
Speaker 2: Some of them just do that, just do that.
Speaker 3: She is everywhere right, everywhere right, I mean like she
she would probably come on our podcast at this point,
she is on literally on.
Speaker 5: Caller.
Speaker 2: I'd love to talk to her.
Speaker 3: We would be like, do you in fact have a
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Speaker 2: Have you actually had killed? We have questions, that's all,
many questions. Uh you guys, I have no segue for this.
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All right, let's talk about a little bit more on
this whole Jake Tapper in the book thing.
Speaker 2: I know we spent a lot of time on that.
Speaker 3: Yesterday, but there was still some stuff going on about
it even yet after our show yesterday. One of the
things we mentioned yesterday is that Megan Kelly is planning
to have Jake Tapper on.
Speaker 2: She may have already done the interview.
Speaker 3: I'm not sure, but I think the release of that
interview corresponds with the release of the book, which is
next Tuesday, and she released a video. I don't have it,
but I just want to give you, like a quick
summary of what she said, because we were pretty excited
that she was going to be interviewing him. She did say,
as she teased it, that they are friends, that she
actually works with him on like I don't know, some
foundation of his or whatever, but that they have a
longstanding relationships.
Speaker 2: She likes him, they like each other.
Speaker 3: He probably feels more safe coming on her show as
a conservative show to be on than many others that
he might like.
Speaker 2: Obviously, ever, come on our show, that's crazy.
Speaker 3: However, she also said he knows that it will be contentious.
Speaker 2: This is her words. She said, it.
Speaker 3: Will be contentious, and he knows it, and she will
not be shying away from directly hitting him with all
of the criticism that is well warranted that we talked
about yesterday. So I am looking forward to that interview
very very much.
Speaker 1: She better come at him, will she better not hold
back because they are friends. I hope that she comes
at him even more so because they are friends.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I think I think she will. I really do think
she will. We'll see.
Speaker 3: But there there was an old headline from last year
from NBC that is making the rounds now that people
are like this is such a time capsule headline from
NBC it said, Republicans float a quiet conspiracy theory that
Biden won't be on the ballot.
Speaker 2: I'm capsule. I love it right, it so does. I mean,
that's absolutely so perfect.
Speaker 3: And then yesterday we talked about how Schumer, Chuck Schumer
was questioned a couple times in two different scenarios.
Speaker 2: You know, what did you know? When? Did you know it?
Speaker 3: Were you involved in the cover up? And of course
now his standard answer is we're looking forward. We're just
going to look forward. But someone great on the internet
put together a before and after because it's a really
stark contrast. We're talking about what he said in literally
June of last year, so just before President Biden pulled
out of the race. This is what Chuck Schumer was
saying about him.
Speaker 15: First when I talked to President Biden, you know, regularly
or sometimes several times in a week, well usually several
times in a week. His mental acuity is great, it's fine.
It's as good as it's been over the years. I've
been speaking to him for thirty years, since we worked
on the Brady Bill and the old weapons ban when
I was a young congressman. And he's he's finding all
this right wing propaganda.
Speaker 2: That he's meant, yes, propaganda, He's.
Speaker 18: Going to win the election, he said in June of
last year, and my meeting the President Biden, I found
the command and the president building influence, made progress.
Speaker 16: And key priorities.
Speaker 3: But in that same month, Violenty not even recognized George
a fund raiser.
Speaker 9: Were you being straight with the look, we're just looking forward?
Speaker 1: My god, Carolyn, you're right, he is. He is mister Burns.
He's totally mister Burns.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, he so is? He totally is?
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, it's like, oh god, dead on, and why
would you believe anything?
Speaker 2: A Democrat says at this point, why the Greek are you?
Speaker 1: I mean, after everything that they've lied about, it's just
constant barrage of lying.
Speaker 2: Why I just like it? And then he's like, we're
just going to move forward? Really because I don't you've
been lying to me. Like if I were a Democrat,
I'd be like, move forward. I want to talk about
all the line you've done.
Speaker 3: Yeah, make that, blame yourself. Listen to what you said here, explain.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: The fact that he's like, now we're just going to
move forward, I'd be like I want a divorce.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean he's not the only one using the
looking forward line. Here is Hakeem Jefferies from yesterday.
Speaker 7: Revelations coming out about President Joe Biden's decline recent books.
Speaker 19: Is it helpful for your caucus for these to come
out now?
Speaker 7: And would you want Biden to campaign for House Democrats.
Speaker 15: I'm not looking backward, We're looking forward.
Speaker 1: He did gotten the memo, he did the past thing
that you were talking about yesterday.
Speaker 2: We're not looking forward. Were the looking He's like, I
don't know why he does it.
Speaker 3: He's always done it, and I just thought it warranted
call out yesterday because yesterday, example, was out of country.
Speaker 17: He has like.
Speaker 2: Brain freezes in between words and a sentence. It's really weird.
Speaker 3: Well, someone said that they thought I and I don't
remember if it was in the comments or if it was
somewhere on Twitter that I saw this comment, but someone
was saying, he's trying to like copy the affect.
Speaker 2: That Obama had.
Speaker 3: That's he's trying to go after that same cadence and
he's not working for that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the team Obama, it's not working, not at all.
Speaker 7: JB.
Speaker 3: Pritzker also has received the talking points, Oh god.
Speaker 7: Stuff about his health or you know, commentary that people
are making in books.
Speaker 18: Uh, frankly, that's very backward.
Speaker 2: Looking, backward looking.
Speaker 1: It's so obvious at this point, I know we're all
that their marching orders, they say the same thing.
Speaker 2: They're just like robots.
Speaker 1: They're lying robots enough, Like, if you're not done to
buy what they're selling, I'm so sorry for you. You have
no critical thinking skills.
Speaker 3: Well, James Clyburn, from right here in my now home
state of South Carolina, did not get the memo. He
had a whole different excuse, which was, it's chef's kiss
you guys, just check this out. I I.
Speaker 2: Don't have a medical degree. That was what Jim Clyburn said.
Isn't he the one that stumped for him?
Speaker 1: He was the one that basically helped get him into office,
And then he must have not gotten the email that said, hey,
this is what we're saying now he had to try
any email jet You guys, you can either.
Speaker 3: Say we're moving forward or you can say we're no
longer looking backwards.
Speaker 2: Right, one of the most expectable answers.
Speaker 1: But listen, Cliburn, you're not supposed to say that you
don't have a medical degree.
Speaker 2: That's not the agreed upon language. What are you doing?
Speaker 3: I mean, that just makes him look so dumb, because
nobody needs a medical degree to use our eyeball.
Speaker 2: Just total was going on. He would be one of
the integral people that got Biden elected. Yeah, so should
you just how can you believe.
Speaker 1: These people at this point? I don't know how anybody
can look at Democrats and take them seriously. I feel
sorry for them.
Speaker 3: Well, and it got so just cringe when it came
to an interview that Mark Halprin did with Michael Bennett
about the same topic.
Speaker 2: And Michael, Oh my god.
Speaker 3: So this runs a little bit longer than these clips
that you've seen.
Speaker 2: He does not know or he has not picked up
on the memo.
Speaker 3: He has not gotten his talking point yet about looking forward.
He but he is majorly on the struggle bus answering
this question, you guys, it is so awkward.
Speaker 7: Run because of mental decline or for some other reason.
Speaker 20: I think he shouldn't have run because he was he
was he I think that he had gotten to a
point I wouldn't say a mental decline, but of of
of of of declined that put him in a position
of not being able to wage a vigorous campaign against
Donald Trump. And there's no way you can beat Donald
Trump unless you can wage the vigorous campaign.
Speaker 16: And he couldn't do it.
Speaker 7: Why wouldn't you say mental decline? Did you not see
that publicly?
Speaker 16: I didn't see.
Speaker 20: Well, look when the first thing that I really saw,
other than one visit to the White House on an
immigration matter, there was about I think six weeks before
this was when I saw his debate with Donald Trump.
Speaker 7: But let me ask you about that, because that's a
common answer. He once addressed a dead congresswoman at an
event meant to honor as if she were there. He
was sequestered from the media, talked to the media far
less often, even in twenty twenty, including twenty twenty four.
I don't think he needed to see anything secret or
private or that debate to see mental decline. Do you
not agree with that?
Speaker 21: Well, I think that Again, I I have not made
a personal assessment, you know, but at that time, certainly
of Joe Biden's mental decline, I think he was not
in a position to w age a vigorous campaign against Trump.
Speaker 2: Okay, well, he was not vigorous. You guys, he was.
Speaker 1: Not in a position to have a vigorous campaign against Trump.
Speaker 2: Why though, Why because the dementia, You idiot.
Speaker 1: God, anytime listen, it's just a thing with me. Anytime
somebody says, look, they're about to lie. If they say listen,
it's about the same thing.
Speaker 3: Somebody says that to you.
Speaker 1: They're they're hesitating, They're like, we're going, yeah, it's a
stall tactic and they are about to lie to your face,
is what they're going to do.
Speaker 3: You remember that he ran for president.
Speaker 10: Do you know that?
Speaker 2: Like he was on the debate stage. Oh my god,
that guy.
Speaker 3: That guy thinks he's vigorous and to run any kind
of campaign.
Speaker 2: Wow, his wife is like, no vigorous. But remember Joe Biden.
Speaker 3: Whenever he took a stage or a podium, he did
that like three step jog to show his vigger. I
mean he had all the vigger, remember that. Yeah, just
a couple like this really odd, little tiny, itsy bitsy
run to show he could do it too, got pep
in my step, you guys, that's all right, figure is okay?
So Jake Tapper did another interview, and you guys, he
sounds a little like maybe he's feeling some bit of
being contrite like he He's not apologizing, he's not saying
I f up, which I believe he should say, but
he is.
Speaker 2: Expressing some humility.
Speaker 3: I guess I will say now this and this kind
of you know, does this set the stage for the
Megan Kelly interview so that she'll be nicer to him?
I don't know, but I think it would be much
tougher to be hard on him when this is his attitude.
Speaker 19: Criticizing you and the media in general for how President
Biden was covered during his administration.
Speaker 22: I think some of the criticism is fair, to be
honest of me, certainly, I'm not going to speak for
anybody else, but knowing then what I know now, I
look back at my coverage during the Biden years, and
I did cover some of these issues, but not enough.
I look back on it with humility. Look what we
learned through our reporting is that starting in around twenty
nineteen twenty twenty, there were two Bidens. There was a
Biden that was perfectly workable, serviceable, seemed fine, and then
there was a non functioning one that couldn't come up
with names of top aides that would lose his train
of thought to an alarming degree, and that non functioning
Biden reared his head increasingly over and over. It really
seemed to exacerbate and get much worse than twenty twenty three,
twenty twenty four.
Speaker 2: No, no, I giant douche.
Speaker 1: I look at this, and he should be apologizing, not
for his inadequacy as a journalist or the fact that
he doesn't have eyeballs in his head, but because he
was biased. That's what he should be apologizing for, not
because it's like, oh, I just couldn't I couldn't see it.
There're two different versions. I saw one version. I don't
know about you, guys. I always saw one version.
Speaker 2: And I'm a journalist. I saw a doctor, right, I'm
neither of those things, and I saw one version.
Speaker 1: He only he saw what he wanted to see because
he is biased. He should be apologizing for that, because
journalists should not have bias.
Speaker 2: That's the point. That's why we hate you, guys, That's
why we hate But you think it them.
Speaker 3: If that is the way that he approaches the Megan
Kelly interview, I think she will have a harder time
being tough on him. And he's like saying well, you
know what I really did. I should have done this,
and I should have done that, and I didn't do
this enough. Like how do you say, but you suck?
Speaker 2: You know what I mean? Like, because that's as a journalist,
he should literally quit his job in shame. I hope
she should. He shouldn't be profiting off of it. That's
the worst start, exactly.
Speaker 1: As a journalist. I hope she calls him out on
what all the things that I just said. The fact
that he calls himself a journalist and is making money
off of that and continues to do that is gross
because he wants her to.
Speaker 3: Show him the clip of him like mocking Laura Trump
about the stuff. That's what I want to see.
Speaker 1: Happened the farthest thing from a journalist, the farthest thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's he didn't do his job. He didn't do it.
He did the exact opposite of his job.
Speaker 1: And he's like, well, I mean I just saw different versions. Really, no,
you were biased. That is the problem. That is the
biggest problem of American journalism today, which is why everybody
seeking out alternative news sources.
Speaker 2: Which is why people are here with us.
Speaker 12: M H.
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm grateful. What is the profit or what
is he selling?
Speaker 3: His book comes out on this topic, on like the
entire Biden cover up, It comes out next week.
Speaker 2: So and he'll make a ton of money off of that. Oh,
he'll make millions, which discuss me. It's pretty gross.
Speaker 3: It is pretty gross. RFK Junior was testifying on the
Hill yesterday in front of a lot of just awful,
awful Democrats who tried very very hard to get him
in a gotcha moment, and they failed miserably. One of them,
in particular, was that horror bowl what's her name, Rosa Delaro,
the one with the purple hair and the crazy princess Jack.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she looks like the leads from Jane's Addiction with
purple hair.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm talking about you guys. Yeah, she is awful.
Speaker 3: But as his hearing began and he had an opening statement,
there were protests and protesters, one of whom is one
of the co founders of Ben and Jerry, the Ben
from the Ben and Jerry. He was one of the protesters.
So here is what the protest looked like.
Speaker 9: These goals reflected.
Speaker 2: Not blessing. He still startled the witness will suspend the committee.
Speaker 3: Will come to Wader God bless, you're going to see
Ben Cohen. So this is this is that same moment,
just like a couple of seconds later, the.
Speaker 23: Answer reminded, disruptions will not be permitted.
Speaker 2: Well, the committee conducts his business.
Speaker 13: Capitol police are asked to remove the end of jewels
from the hearing room.
Speaker 1: Right, seriously, we want additives and ice cream. I mean yeah,
he was like, this is a guy whose dad and
uncle were assassinated.
Speaker 2: That's why he was so startled. Right in that moment he.
Speaker 1: Was so I was like, seriously, dude, I just so,
why was he protesting? Because he does want additives on
ice cream for Palestine. He was protesting Palestine at least. Okay,
and he's Jewish?
Speaker 2: Right is he Jewish? I don't even know. I have
no idea.
Speaker 3: I know that Tucker Carlson had him on his show last.
Speaker 1: Week, so well that makes sense, totally totally tracked.
Speaker 2: Do not know what's going on there.
Speaker 3: I think he had him on because Ben Cohen is
against the Ukraine Russian war, and so because of that
specific topic, Tucker thought, well I should like him for
all the reasons then.
Speaker 2: But that's what they talked about.
Speaker 1: If he's pro Palestine, what does that have to do
with that? What does that have to do with RFK?
I don't understand. And health I don't know. I don't understand.
Like somebody's gonna have to explain that to me. He's
an idiot. Yeah, I like just that.
Speaker 2: And the ice cream is overrated, honestly, it really is.
Speaker 3: I mean, I know they have like cute names for flavors,
but beyond that, completely.
Speaker 2: Unerrated and overpriced, honestly.
Speaker 3: So back to Doloro, because she was one of the
people that was trying to press RFK essentially to blame
him for the fact that there are any measles cases, which,
by the way, that is getting massively overblown. It's actually
the pretty stable level of measles from year to year,
which he tried to explain to her. And here is
a little bit of that moment.
Speaker 9: Let me dress your first issue first, because I want
to correct you. We have about eleven hundred measles cases
in this country the growth rate last year with fifteen additionals.
So we Havelat, Mexico has roughly the same number with
a third of our population, and they got three hundred
extra QUI cases last week, Canada has more measles fifteen hundred.
They have one eighth of our population. Your western Europe
has about six thousand, which is ten times the number
that we have.
Speaker 24: Well, oh, you are wrong about week earlier, we congress.
Speaker 2: You're wrong, he said, And that was great. Yeah, and
then did you see her?
Speaker 15: Oh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're going to.
Speaker 3: See more of her. You're going to see more of
her because she then questioned him. She was mad about well,
she made the assumption that the money that has already
been appropriated to his agency at HHS, that he was
somehow not allocating it appropriately, not spending it appropriately in
cutting agencies within HHS that he shouldn't be, And man,
did he ever set her straight?
Speaker 24: Power of the purse resides here appropriated two hundred and
forty six million dollars Ford's prevention tobacco prevention programs. Do
you commit to following the law again fully obligating those
funds so that we can help adults who want to
quit using tobacco and prevent teams from becoming addicted.
Speaker 9: Allow me to answer that by pointing out the absolute, absolute,
cataclysmic this organization of this agency under your oversight for
forty years yes, we had nine separate spent nine separate
offices of women's health, and we consolidate and the Democrats
say we're eliminating them or not. We're still appropriating the
three point seven billion, but are not keeping on nine?
We had eight separate offices for minority health. We eliminated one.
We had twenty seven HIV. Let me just I'm going
to do you fifty nine behaviors.
Speaker 2: I'm well over time? Oh are you well over time?
You hag because he's calling you out. And believe that's how.
Speaker 3: It was almost like universally, either Democrats didn't allow him
to speak at all, or they would just like they
just wanted to hear themselves talk, and so they would
literally just insult him and make up lies about what
he was doing, and then just say my time is expired,
you know, and then was on to the next person again,
and he was just sitting there like, can I actually
address the lies.
Speaker 2: That you just told about?
Speaker 23: Right?
Speaker 2: It was ridiculous, ridiculous, It totally tracks. It just makes
them look worse and worse and worse. These people are toddlers,
which is mean to toddlers. I just and it just
shows you And then look at her. Just look at her,
you want to like align yourself with her.
Speaker 1: Seriously, you're not supposed to judge people based on their looks,
but I'm judging.
Speaker 2: I mean, she's just she's so.
Speaker 3: Exemplifies that side of the aisle, you know what I mean,
she does. Indeed, so last clip from that particular hearing,
and this was the most I don't even know what
the word is, but like the most emotional. I guess
this is when he's really trying to get everybody, regardless
of what side of the isle they're on, to focus
on what he cares most about, which is healthy kids.
And everybody keeps taking their focus away from that. So
here is his plea.
Speaker 9: We did old standard medicine in this country from these institutions.
Look at our children. Is the sickest children in the world.
Or you say that you've got excuse me, Harmressman to Laura,
you say that you've worked for twenty years, I'm getting
food die out. Give me credit. I got it out
in one hundred days.
Speaker 11: Give you that credit.
Speaker 9: All right, So let's work together and do something that
we all believe in, which is have a healthy kids
in our country. For God's sake, Miss together. It's not
there's no such thing as Republican children and Democratic children.
There's just kids, and we should all be cared to
be concerned with them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, then give him actual credit, you counterproductive freak. These
people won't everything that he does. They want to do
the opposite. Oh my god, we want additives in our food.
We want all the preservatives, we want all the chemicals.
We want it because he works with Trump. They're just
losing their minds at I.
Speaker 3: Know, they're just they're so they object for objection's sake,
you know what I mean. They don't actually disagree. They
just feel like they have to because he's tangentially associated
with Orange Man, and so therefore they have to disagree
with everything.
Speaker 2: It's so stupid. It is stupid.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they So the House has been having these like
kind of round the clock work sessions where they're trying
to create, trying to draft up a workable, big beautiful bill,
and so they're working.
Speaker 2: Around the clock.
Speaker 3: And so now there's videos coming out of various congress
people sleeping on the job because they literally are working
through the night.
Speaker 2: One of those people was Debbie Dingle. He was just.
Speaker 3: Out like a freaking light and then so too was
our guy Blake Moore. I think he's from Utah and
they were calling a vote, like they call his name.
Speaker 2: And you guys, he doesn't even hear it.
Speaker 1: You know how many hours I've worked, you know what
I mean? Like I've had three jobs at a time.
I know you guys have two, and if I would
have slept on the job, I would have been fired
on the spot.
Speaker 3: And they're not getting anything done unfortunately. So like I'm
already heard like Josh Holly, I think it was Josh Holly,
who was on who I saw a clip of early
this morning, just saying the bill in its current form,
I'm not going to vote for it.
Speaker 2: They cannot.
Speaker 3: The majority is so thin that they cannot come up
with a workable bill. It's so frustrating because this is
all we wanted them to freaking do and they can't
do it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, just stay awake. You don't how many truck drivers
have to work all night. You don't see them bitching
and moaning because they Oh my god, I have I
can't sleep.
Speaker 2: But you know it's like, stay awake. I know, stay awake,
you get you make a lot of money. Figure out
a way to stay awake. But the memes.
Speaker 3: Mike Lindell was like, you're to help. My favorite one
was this next one. Somebody made it look like Trump
was drawing Dick pics on her face.
Speaker 2: I'm dying. It is so great. Oh my god.
Speaker 3: This is why I keep the Internet, you guys, this
is why, this is why you have to keep because
of this, this is why.
Speaker 2: We're all big family.
Speaker 1: Really, at the end of the day, when you got
Trump drawing dick picks on Debbie Dingle, I love.
Speaker 2: That so much.
Speaker 3: I regret to inform everyone that Eric Swalwell has another
one of his Oh I just got caught by this
caught up to by this guy in the hallway and
throwing at me.
Speaker 2: Right exactly.
Speaker 3: So we have another in the series of what the
f is up with that from the guy, the nameless
guy in the Eric Swawell videos. This time he's asking
about potentially the arrests of the congress people who tried
to bust into the.
Speaker 2: New Jersey Ice facility.
Speaker 3: And so here is Eric Swalwell and his little tag
along buddy that they pretend they just ran into each other.
Speaker 16: What's going on?
Speaker 23: What the fuck is up with Trump's team threatening to
arrest members of Congress.
Speaker 16: What doesn't make me think he's any less of a dictator.
And look, the way everyone at home should look at
this is that he can arrest members of Congress for
doing their job. He can go after you, and so
members of Congress need to stick together. It needs to
essentially be you know, we're a family, and if you
fuck with one person in the family, you fuck with
all of us. And we're going to have each other's back.
And the people on the outside of the community, they
should have the same mindset that if you're going to
go after our rights to free speech and congression all
over sight, we're not going to be so quiet about it,
and we're going to peacefully protest and go to the streets.
Speaker 2: God, I can't concentrate. I can't even look at that,
like seriously, button that up. Far boy so disgusting, and
like the stuff that he's growing on his face. He
can't even grow a real beard. It's not even a
real beard. Stop it, just shave it off.
Speaker 3: Okay, So I'm going to piss some people off now
because all works sit down, everybody. I can't criticize people
in our own party ever without people losing their minds,
but you got.
Speaker 2: And I hate Eric Swallwell.
Speaker 3: I hate him with my purity of a billion sons gusting.
I am in no way to him in this clip
that you are about to see between him and Christinome.
So what I am and I am not disparaging Christy
Nomes's record as Homeland Security secretary.
Speaker 2: I think she's doing a fine job. She's doing a
great job.
Speaker 3: Not a fan of the couse playing, but she's doing
a great job, you know, doing her job. However, I
hate it when any politician does not answer direct questions.
It makes me see and if this were a Republican
congress person asking a Democrat secretary of Homeland Security a
very specific question to answer, and that person just blathered
on and tried to talk around the answer and never
actually answer the question, I would be criticizing it.
Speaker 2: We all would. We would all be ripping on that person.
Speaker 3: So just keep that in mind as you watch this
clip of Eric Swalwell asking Christy Nome about the photo
of the tattoo on Abrago Garcia's hand. So you remember
Trump holding out the tattoo they had put in the
MS thirteen to show what each of the symbols that
were tattooed on his knuckles was representing and it The
way that she would not answer this question was absolutely insane.
Speaker 16: Madame Secretary, you agree that the letters MS and the
number thirteen in Times Roman numeral font that they are
doctored on this.
Speaker 8: Photo, right, Congressman Breako Garcia.
Speaker 16: No, no, I'm just asking about this.
Speaker 8: Wasn't based off of tattoos. It was based off an entire.
Speaker 16: And accept I'll accept that for the purpose of this question.
You agree though, that this is doctor, Is that right?
Speaker 8: The same protocols that are Secretary.
Speaker 16: I want you to have credibility and I want you
to be taken seriously. Is this doctored or is it not?
Speaker 8: I'm taken quite seriously.
Speaker 16: Is it doctored or not? Doctor?
Speaker 8: The importance that the President has given me.
Speaker 16: To I understand is it doctored or not?
Speaker 8: Thing that's important to remember is that every single time
a case.
Speaker 16: Is built, Secretary, I have a seven year old, six
year old and a three year old. I have a
bullshit detector. I'm just asking you, is this doctored or
not doctored?
Speaker 13: Sir?
Speaker 8: The protocols in the case built.
Speaker 2: Against and you answer the question.
Speaker 8: You were exactly the same. I don't have any knowledge
as to that photo you're pointing to.
Speaker 16: Okay, can you take the photo? Please take a look
at This photo is tweeted by the president on April
twenty one. It's been hanging out.
Speaker 2: There for about a month. So what is your point?
Speaker 16: My question is the numbers and the letter MS thirteen.
Could you look at the photo please, it's right in
front of it.
Speaker 2: You're saying a BREAKO.
Speaker 8: Garcia is not a white No, ma'am, I'm not a criminal,
He's not a human trans I'm not.
Speaker 16: A number of you vouched for mister Garcia when your
team said, ma'am, you're you vouched for him when you
said he was mistakenly deported. I didn't vouch for him.
Speaker 2: I did not say in that photo been deported. Absolutely.
Speaker 16: It's so Temer won't look at the photo.
Speaker 2: And we will not be bringing was.
Speaker 16: It doctored or not.
Speaker 8: It's staying here and you look to your right at
the photo in front of it the way.
Speaker 2: I'm kind of I'm with her on this one. Oh
my god. I disagree with you on this, I think.
Speaker 1: But the only thing that I will say is I
think she should have said, because halfway through that she goes,
I have no knowledge of this photo.
Speaker 2: She should have said that at the beginning.
Speaker 1: But that's what she shouldst ridiculous. But if she wants to,
if she wants to dodge the question, which I think
this line of questioning is bullshit, that's what I think.
Speaker 3: Imagine though, if she would have just answered it by
saying it's a caption to I mean, why wouldn't she
just say those letters signify what each of those tattoos mean.
Speaker 2: Because you just say it because mock, they're gonna keep going.
They're going to try to use that.
Speaker 1: They're gonna be like, so, what it was doctored and
he did this and Trump did that, and they're going
to speculate, and they're going to go into a whole
other line of questioning. She should have shut it down
by just saying I have no knowledge of that picture,
which is what she said about halfway through, which.
Speaker 3: Was a lie because no one in America doesn't have
knowledge of that picture.
Speaker 2: She should if she wanted to say that, let her
say it, because I just thought that think so, But
I don't think any of that is important. I don't
think any of this I don't think the picture is important.
I don't think the caption is important. I don't think
any of that is. I think this is all stupid.
I think the whole this whole clip was stupid. I
think said that she could have.
Speaker 3: Said that, but instead she was like trying to explain
like why he was actually a terrorist or whatever.
Speaker 2: It was so ridiculous.
Speaker 3: Byron Donald's was on with Laura Ingram last night and
in literally fifteen seconds gave a perfect answer.
Speaker 2: This is all she needed to say is right here.
Speaker 16: That picture has what's called a caption. The caption is
to explain what the tattoo means. So everybody in our
country has the same piece of information.
Speaker 2: But I mean, it's like, but I hear you done.
But it wouldn't have been done.
Speaker 1: He would have gone with another line of questioning because
the way that they want to do is they want
to just they want to keep questioning about this guy.
They want to somehow paint him as being something that
he's not, and they want to paint sure ended up.
Speaker 3: Making him look like the rational one. And she could
have shut it down. I don't and then he could
have kept going and she could have then said all
the stuff that she said.
Speaker 2: I don't know what I mean.
Speaker 3: I didn't look at him as I hate it when
politicians do that dance.
Speaker 1: I didn't look at him as the rational one. I
think the people on the right, most people on the
right see her as the rational one and him as
the irrational one. Anybody that sides with the terrorist is
irrational the guy.
Speaker 3: Just the parties weren't reversed, we would be ripping her apart.
Speaker 2: We would be ripping her apart.
Speaker 1: Probably, but it's probably, but it's but the subject at
hand is about a guy who is an MS thirteen member,
and I can't believe we're even having this discussion.
Speaker 2: So the subject makes it a little bit different for me.
Speaker 3: But but and she deserves major props for what she
did with Daniel.
Speaker 2: Is it gold Mian? Is it Goldman? What's that guy's work? Yeah,
Golden Godman.
Speaker 3: This is where she absolutely shined. And again she can
she's got an inner. But you guys, remember when she
was doing the book tour and she would never answer
the question.
Speaker 2: About Kim Jong un and including like a meeting with me.
Speaker 3: It's that ship that makes me want to scream because
it's so politician and so freakin' fake. But here is
where she was awesome with Dan Goldman.
Speaker 8: It's got to be extremely just discouraging to be one
of your constituents. To see you fight for a terrorist
like this and not fight for them is extremely alarming
to me.
Speaker 11: I'm fighting for due process, and that's under the constitution, gentlemen,
like too high process.
Speaker 2: That was a good line. It was a great line. Yeah,
it was a great line. It was great. Dan Goldman
is so useless.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, he's the worst of the worst, absolute worst.
Speaker 1: It was nice to just the fact that we're spending
so much time on this guy. It's just so irritating
to me, the amount of money that's been spent on him.
I think that's what bothers me the most. It should
bother everybody. I don't care about this guy.
Speaker 3: You don't up is some example of how he's not
getting due process, which is utterly absurd.
Speaker 1: Cannot believe the amount of time and money that we
have spent on this terrorist asshole.
Speaker 2: I don't care.
Speaker 3: I'm not I know you guys, I'm just fair. I
fairly cover both said.
Speaker 2: I understand what I understand what you're trying to do.
I get it.
Speaker 1: I just I'm just so, I'm so irritated that we
even that we're even talking about Literally, we've been talking
about this guy for a month.
Speaker 2: That they had a whole hearing on it. That's what's
so crazy. It's stupid. Anyway, maybe we do a hearing
on all the kids that are being trafficked. Maybe we
should do that. That would be a.
Speaker 1: Better use of my taxpayer dollars. I'm just irritated we're
still talking about this guy. I don't all right.
Speaker 2: We've got a very mixed audience about that.
Speaker 3: We've got some people who are team Daisy and some
people who are team mock on this, and that is how,
that's how, that's the beauty of the show, right, Well,
cracked man?
Speaker 16: Is that?
Speaker 2: Earlier?
Speaker 3: I saw somebody comment, you guys just don't even realize
how many people you lost on your refugee take.
Speaker 2: I don't. I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: So are we supposed to lie about our takes to
abuse each other or you?
Speaker 2: And when it comes to that, when it comes to that, it.
Speaker 1: Pains me to say that because I it pains me
because I I would love those farmers. I when I
see what's happening to them, I get so mad. I
get so mad at what's happening.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, if I could take them, if I
could take them in personally, I would because I'm just
so upset by what's happening to those people. But we cannot.
We are bleeding, we're bleeding out. I just don't.
Speaker 1: It does make me kind of mad that people are like, well,
we can take them in, but we can't take all
these other people in.
Speaker 2: It's like, why what are you doing?
Speaker 9: Why?
Speaker 3: I would like our side to have some fucking consistency.
Speaker 2: That would be great. It would be great as all consistency.
Speaker 1: And they're like, well, it's just fifty nine people, and
it's like really, because it's going to be more than that.
It's going to be a lot more than that, and
then we're going to be called hypocrites and rightly, up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's exactly I don't want to be called that,
which is why that is. That's the tape, right And
if that makes you guys mad and it makes us
lose people, I don't know that those people were people
that we needed to keep, you.
Speaker 6: Know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Why to be honest, yeah, maybe that's like a libertarian view,
but I honestly think that we should. We need to
think about our country first exactly, and we're taking care
of our oh not doing it.
Speaker 1: We're not doing it. And that's how this election has
been very eye opening to me. I really want to
make sure that we stop our bleeding and then we
can help, like put the oxygen mask on ourselves before
we put it on everybody else.
Speaker 2: We gotta do that, you guys.
Speaker 3: Yes, theovon visited. This is sort of the beginning of
the talk section, but like, it's so random. The stuff
that I have today is so random for my pillow talks.
The first thing is a photo, and it's a photo
that I think Evanka Trump may have posted because she
and her husband Jared Kushner hosted Theovon for or at
mar A Lago, but it was autism Capital. I don't
know if you guys follow that Twitter account, Hilarious Capital.
They retweeted it because the picture, like the expression on
THEO Vonn's face is so hilarious, and so the caption
is everything. Here's the picture, autism Capital said, theovon looks
like a tribesman.
Speaker 2: Who shit, sorry, you're.
Speaker 3: Not supposed to see sell me yet he looks like
a tribesman who was kidnapped by an American rich.
Speaker 1: White It does so out of place, she goes. It's
so out of place. I saw theovon here in Bolton, Texas.
Like his comedy doesn't seem like it would be the
kind of comedy that Avanka and her husband would enjoy.
It's just he's such a blue collar kind of guy,
you know what I mean, You're not like, what doesn't
belong here?
Speaker 2: You know it doesn't Okay, Oh, oh my god, his face?
What that expression?
Speaker 3: But that is the perfect caption of the most perfect caption,
all right. I I teased already this amazing photograph. Salma Hayek,
who is fifty eight, is the Sports Illustrated swimsuit model cover.
There's a whole rite up on her, and there's tons
and tons of other pictures of her.
Speaker 2: I look through the whole thing. She is an alien
like there. I don't even know how. Yeah, well I
do know how. She has a lot of money. She's
married to a billionaire. Married to a billionaire, that's how
you know to do.
Speaker 3: But like, focus on how beautiful she can be.
Speaker 1: There's not a lot of stress there, mop I mean,
when you're married to a billionaire.
Speaker 2: You don't have stress, worry.
Speaker 1: I'm putting that out there. There's no you don't have
to worry about anything. There's she just gets to chill,
she gets to sleep ten hours a night, she gets
to make sure her body looks good. I mean, I
think some of it's genetics.
Speaker 3: But oh yeah, extraordinarily gorgeous.
Speaker 2: I mean just wow, but anyway, gorgeous.
Speaker 1: That's money can buy you. Yeah, money can buy you
anything to look good, right.
Speaker 3: I mean she's a billionaire, you guys, Yeah, but she's.
Speaker 2: The guy that owns like.
Speaker 1: Yeah and yeah, like yeah, he's a big time but
she got to sleep with that.
Speaker 2: Have you seen him?
Speaker 3: Well, I mean, as far as billionaires go, he's not
the worst.
Speaker 2: It's not like he's Bill Belichick, you know what I mean.
He's not a billionaire, but you know what I mean,
but he's not completely objectionable. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean he's not my type.
Speaker 1: But I'm just saying, And she probably could have done
better in the looks department, That's all I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, she could have absolutely gotten anybody. But I mean,
this is an extraordinary cover shoot and she looks amazing.
Props to you, Selma and all of your billions of
dollars for how.
Speaker 2: Good go girl.
Speaker 3: Look, Uh, no, those are not boltons. Somebody said that
those are boltons are one hundred percent real, and there
are lots of evidence, photographic evidence. Uh because when she
lays down, so do they That's.
Speaker 2: All I'm saying, you know what I mean. They're not implants,
and they're not She's just like, she's blessed with that. Yeah,
she's blessed with that. All right.
Speaker 3: Yesterday was Dad Joke Wednesday. So this is a little old.
Speaker 2: This is I didn't have this in time for Dad
Joke Wednesday. But it is a joke that involves.
Speaker 3: Those two cats that you often see like meowing at
each other.
Speaker 2: Yeah, joke form on and let them. So here they are.
Speaker 3: We can just read it since it's not actually telling
a joke, But here are the two cats. And it's
why are there pop parts but not mom tarts? It's
the pastriarchy, you guys.
Speaker 1: The pastriarchy. Why where are their pop tarts and not
mom tarts? Because of the pastriarchy, you guys.
Speaker 2: It's the patriarchy. That's right. That one was one of
my favorite. That's a total dad joke. Dad just a
good dad joke. Yep, okay. And then this fellow, what
would you do?
Speaker 3: Let me ask you first before we show this video.
What would you do if you saw the Google Earth
or like Google Maps car coming down your street?
Speaker 2: Would you try to be captured for posterity? Totally okay?
And would you do anything weird? Or would you just
be like, hey.
Speaker 1: I want totally be I do stuff something that was weird.
I go out there like something.
Speaker 2: Ivy out there, like, are do you like a hurcy?
Speaker 1: I'd probably hurt myself, like break my spine, but I
try to do something really crazy so it would be
on there forever.
Speaker 2: Totally okay.
Speaker 3: Well, this is this is what this fellow just happened
to be in a really fantastic T shirt okay, and
so he wanted to be he was caught by.
Speaker 2: The Google Earth or Google Map thing. He was super
I'm super excited about it.
Speaker 19: Here he is the Google Earth car drive down a
street in my neighborhood.
Speaker 7: Cornered it in a dead end. I put on my
best shirt to hopefully get on.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, what does it say? What is it
to say? Ask you about my whole it's his best shirt.
You guys. It's his best one. I just love that
so much. Love that guy. He's our people. I love
him speaking of our people. This next fellow totally our people.
Speaker 3: This is one of those videos that's like set to
that like really, I don't know that kind of music
that gets you thinking right, get you feeling something. Yeah,
So he has some words of wisdom for us.
Speaker 18: All.
Speaker 16: I don't know who needs to hear this, but.
Speaker 6: Shit, I forgot what I was going to say, So
we right.
Speaker 2: So us, that's so us. Oh god.
Speaker 3: Lastly, we have a couple of gay guys who are
determining which animals are gay.
Speaker 2: And I thought this was so accurate for reasons I
cannot explain.
Speaker 3: Okay, but they like basically start listing animals and then
deciding is this a gay animal or.
Speaker 2: A straight animal?
Speaker 3: And I feel like all of their answers are spot on.
Speaker 2: They're accurate. Okay, okay, lion.
Speaker 23: Straight tiger, gay dreff okay, zebra, zebra is just a
horse and draft gay beaver, well lesbian.
Speaker 18: Maybe they have a place called we make our own damns.
Speaker 7: We have things to do, they have a mission, they
have things to do.
Speaker 19: Yeah, they're doing good and they're.
Speaker 18: Helping the world accomplishing things. They're getting things done. Emoto
dragon straight huge too COSI straight. Yeah, they stormed the capital.
They gorillas straight.
Speaker 19: Because the eighth like a silver bag, is straight. Yes,
and then an oranguting is straight. Then the monkeys throwing
food at people and stealing stuff are gay. A baboon
with like with their ass or whatever. They're gay power
bottom gay. Yeah, in heat they've been spanked many times.
Speaker 2: Yes, Oh my god, I cannot.
Speaker 9: So great.
Speaker 2: They're not wrong on any of them. I don't think
silver back is totally straight. Yeah. I feel like they
are other ones that we could Somebody said that frogs.
Josh thinks that frogs are gay. Frogs are gay. Yeah,
Tortoises are straight. They are. Tortoises are totally straight.
Speaker 1: They're like old yeah men, you know, yeah straight men.
Speaker 3: Crocodiles are straight, but alligators are gay.
Speaker 1: Steve said, hey, Daisy, you should get lesbian animals.
Speaker 2: My god, I cannot. It's so great.
Speaker 3: I mean, but what do you think of about the
crocodile alligator thing.
Speaker 2: I don't know why I think that, but I think
gators are straight.
Speaker 3: Really, yeah, man, I think crocodiles are straight and.
Speaker 2: Gators are gay? Really okay, I don't know why go
with it? Run with it?
Speaker 9: Do you?
Speaker 2: You do you girl? I'm behind you.
Speaker 13: Go.
Speaker 2: I'm not sorry that one. We've already fought once today
I'm not fighting you on that.
Speaker 3: We do have a supersticker from yesterday to get to
from Kelly Bestoko, who said, are you going to believe
what you see or what I tell you? That's Jake Tapper,
dad John Wednesday in real life, she said, which is
absolutely true.
Speaker 2: Now you Oh my gosh, okay, alrighty Gayla, Happy birthday,
sweet Jennifer, God bless you. Yes, Happy birthday.
Speaker 1: You, Jennifer Rinn Brandenburg Mars without the s in not out.
Prayers requested from my brother who has a lung trance.
Speaker 2: I don't know what that means. Oh marn marn right?
Is that is she saying how to say her name?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 2: Oh okay, okay, not out? So Marren, Oh it's not Marin,
it's Maren. Oh okay.
Speaker 1: Prayers requested from my brother who has a lung transplant today.
Please also pray for the family losing a loved one
but giving the gift of life to many today.
Speaker 2: Wow, Okay, a really nice thing to say.
Speaker 1: It is tally don quixotie. You could say qatar cutter
in two words, just like how you.
Speaker 2: Say Long Island, Man Island.
Speaker 1: You can say cutter as cut a tar with the
space tar cut tar.
Speaker 2: That's how like I think that's the actual right way
to jet. I just don't want to That's how Ben
Shapiro says it. He's like cutar, Yeah, he does a
right u uh huh. Laurie Burnett, Happy birthday, Jennifer. It's
so sweet you guys the Great Gatsby. Obama quietly went
to Poland to try to sway the elections to the
left there, since the country is moving conservative. You can't
make this shit up.
Speaker 3: Screw guys, stay out of my motherland, right, you get
a mock Leah Shallick.
Speaker 1: Yes, there was a lot of cool poping circumstance for
Trump's historic visit to Whish I'm in favor, But there
were no women. Remember that, Oh we remember, Oh we know,
we know, yeah, we know.
Speaker 3: They're asking for rides on the camels.
Speaker 2: And they would have been like you need to cover up,
and you would have been like, I need my horse shorts,
and then I would have been like, you know what
camels are gay? Uh huh, and then they would have
stoned you the end, uh cammels because you can't be gay, right, Okay,
bo Mama, ate she was dodging unnecessarily.
Speaker 1: She should have said, it's not doctor, and it's a
translation of what the symbols represent.
Speaker 2: I get it, right, I get it. But she'd be
a politician.
Speaker 1: But if she's she is a politician, though she is
not being politician me.
Speaker 11: I know.
Speaker 1: But in the middle when she said I've never seen that, okay,
even if it's a lie, she should have said that
at the beginning. If she just wanted to piss them off,
she should have been like, I've never seen that before.
I know are you're talking about. I probably would have
done that.
Speaker 2: She did the thing where she wouldn't look at it.
It's like right next to her, and.
Speaker 3: She's like, I don't see it, I don't hear it,
I don't see anything.
Speaker 1: I actually would have probably done that, just because I'm
so irritated with all these people about that particular subject.
I don't I kind of don't blame her for doing
that at this point. Teresa Raymundo, good morning, Jerk's good
to know that you aren't a monoliths. Most of us aren't.
I like the back and forth between you two. Continue
to inform us, even if some don't like it. Thanks,
take my money. Yes, and we still love each other.
I understand course.
Speaker 2: Yes, Thank you for seeing.
Speaker 3: That, Teresa, because you know, all the people that are
like you, guys should be worried about all the lose,
all the people that on following you on Instagram. Why
would I know shit about that.
Speaker 2: I'm the truth. I'm actually I'm actually worried about them,
and for the sake that they would leave for just
that like that, Oh my, we disagree with you on
one thing, right, We.
Speaker 1: Just disagreed with each other. And she's my very best friend,
you know what I mean. And now we're going to
talk about other ship when we get off the show.
You know, So like I don't understand why people do that.
I will never understand that. Jose Rodriguez Morning from Texas. Y'all,
Samahayak's boobies are real. Thank you for your attention in
this matter. Just take my money. Jose knows Jose is
an expert on boobs, you guys. I trust Jose on this.
Brian Bumley. People need to remember that it's your show,
your opinions, your house, your ball, your rules. They need
to get over it.
Speaker 2: It's true. Do I need to get do I need
to get the record, get it, get it out, We'll
get it. Get it. Tell us what to do, don't
tell us what to do. You can't tell us what.
Speaker 1: Don't do it, Dale. I've got to rid of cars
that do that to me. So just saying that's right,
cars tell.
Speaker 2: Me what to do. Bye. You're getting traded Dale because
of y'all. I can't hear anyone say Corey without saying y'all.
Speaker 1: Say that voice, Dale, Dale, that word for you.
Speaker 2: Everybody bring it in. Oh wait, one another one woman?
Speaker 1: Oh crap, there, I'm sorry, BTK. I disagree with mock
the only three times, and a person in chat wanted
me to leave. Are Republicans becoming a Democrat cult? That's
disappointing to hear.
Speaker 2: No, we think critically disagree with me. It's fine. We're
independent thinkers. This is what we do. It's totally fine.
I just don't want people to be like I disagree with.
Speaker 3: You, so you are a rhino or you're a liberal,
or we've gotten that before stupid.
Speaker 2: I hate it when people do that. People do that
to us all the time. You're a rhino, rhino. If
I'm as a rhino, I wouldn't be doing this for
sixteen years.
Speaker 1: We've given sixteen years of our life to this cause,
to conservatism.
Speaker 2: That doesn't make me a rhino. Yeah, and don't.
Speaker 3: I mean if he if BTK disagrees with me, it's fine,
Like you don't tell him to leave simply because we
don't agree on an issue.
Speaker 2: It's fine if you disagree.
Speaker 3: I'm just not going to conform simply because people are
threatening to leave like that.
Speaker 2: I'm just not. Donna don believes the gators are straight though.
Speaker 3: Really Okay, maybe I'm maybe I'm off on the animal gatar.
Speaker 2: I could I could do because this is I've not
tried this before, you guys, this is not something I've.
Speaker 3: Thought a lot about until I saw that video.
Speaker 2: And now I'm like thinking, everybody.
Speaker 1: Think about that, mold and report back tomorrow on what
animals you think are gay and or straight?
Speaker 3: Because you know that are birds, like certain birds are gay?
Speaker 2: Certain birds so gay obviously gay? Right? Birds? Pelicans I
think are straight? I think they're straight.
Speaker 3: Yeah, pelican yeah for sure, right, But I mean we
could go on and on about peckers.
Speaker 1: Straight really mm hmm, yep, peckers. They've got peckers in
their name.
Speaker 2: Hello. I mean this goes without same, I think, right.
Speaker 3: Speaking of birds, there was a video that I saw
almost included it and then I just didn't. But I'll
tell you really quickly about it. There was a guy
that was filming just his backyard, beautiful backyard, and there
was a coyote laying down in the yard, and then no,
it was a road runner, and he was like, this
is my childhood come to life. Oh my god, absolutely,
like a like the freaking.
Speaker 1: We see road runners all the time here, Like, there
are roadrunners that live in my yard and they run,
they're they're adorable. I need to get some videos and
put it on insiders and locals because we there, there
are roads live in my pasture. They're so neat, they're
very there are a lot smaller than I remember from
the cartoons.
Speaker 2: You know, they're atie bitty, they're married aty bitty. Yeah,
you would think that they're way But what I saw
yesterday I saw a video and I need to find
it of a coyote trying to get into like some.
Speaker 1: Sort of a pastor, like an enclosure, and there was
an emu. They had an emu that was doing the
job of protecting the ranch.
Speaker 2: EMUs. Are you know how afraid I am of EMUs?
They're not terrifying.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Well the coyote was terrified too, and so the
EMU went over and started pecking at the coyote, and
the Cody's like, I am freaking out of here, and
so it took off, and I'm thinking, instead of a donkey,
maybe I need an emu.
Speaker 2: But donkeys are so sweet. Yeah, we're not afraid of them.
Speaker 1: And I'm not afraid of them, so yeah, but but
emo's also a scary bird.
Speaker 2: Don't care. I probably shouldn't. I think emo's are.
Speaker 1: Gay, bringing in everybody, bringing in.
Speaker 2: We come full circle.
Speaker 3: Did you guys see I have meerkats on my shirt.
Speaker 2: I feel like meerkats are pretty gay.
Speaker 1: Meerkats are totally gay, but I love them. Yeah, they're awesome.
If they're completely awesome, you guys, everybody have a wonderful Thursday.
Speaker 2: Donkeys are straight. We'll talk to you tomorrow.