Speaker 1: I'm going to rage about this. It's about time that
we remind them who they work for.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, that would be the worst job ever.
Tone that, don't you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: These people are gross, absolutely gross? What are we doing?
I have no tolerance for this crap. I just down
breaking it down. I'm just breaking it down. Hello, Happy
Thursday to everybody, Greetings and salutations. How are we this morning?
We get I feel discombobulated.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna lie it because I just feel like
the news today is all over the place.
Speaker 1: I mean, listen, since twenty twenty we felt this way.
It's out of control, you guys. Okay, first of all,
we got to do some house house cleaning. Is that
what we're doing? Housekeeping?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Right, it's a little meat housekeeping, little meet and greet
update mock. What's happening with emails?
Speaker 2: Well, I just I was noticing in the chat where
we went live that somebody was saying that they did
not get their email about Friday, which I did finally
do yesterday. You guys, I sent everyone whose original email
addresses I had from the first email I sent about
Friday's event, and if you did not get it, that's weird.
First of all, because if you did not make the
cut for Friday's event, if you were not one of
the first one hundred and seventy five people to RSVP
for Friday, you still would have gotten an email that
just said update in the subject line and then just
reminded you that the time of the Saturday event is
from one to six. And you know, that's really all
a set. It just simply said that if you're getting
this email, you were not one of then the first
one hundred and seventy five, or you just didn't RSVP
for Friday, which is fine, But everybody who was a
ticket holder should have received an email yesterday, either giving
them the information for the Friday event because they did
make the cut, or just an update say saying sorry
you didn't but we'll still see you on Saturday. So
if you did not get that email, please send me
an email at Chicks on the Right Rule at gmail
dot com. Okay, Chicks on the Right Rule at gmail
dot com. Let me know if you did not receive
that email. Do not send any other emails.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, don't be like, yeah, I'm excited to come.
Don't do that.
Speaker 2: Please don't do that. Please only send me an email
if you did not hear anything yesterday about Friday or
you know, that's it. That's the only reason that you
need to send me.
Speaker 1: An check your spam, y'all, check and check spam, Sam,
because it could be there. It happens to me all
the time where I'm like, I didn't get it. This
happens at work all the time, and then I look
at my spam, I'm like, whah, there is Yeah.
Speaker 2: So anyway, that was really all the housekeepery things that
So let's get right into the news and the stuff,
shall we. And again I apologize in advance for how
just like all over the place this news cycle is
and how therefore this show is going to be. It's
just that's how it's going to be. Yesterday. I don't
think we even like acknowledged the fact that yesterday.
Speaker 1: Was tax Day during the show. We did, and it's
probably best because I would.
Speaker 2: Have raged, right, But it was in fact tax day,
Carolyn that it held a presser and someone asked if
Trump had filed his taxes, and I think she was
caught a little bit off guard with that question. Here
is what she said, Oh wait, I forgot that. I
had Savannah to tell you about. First, Oh, okay, I'm
terrible at my job.
Speaker 1: You guys, you're not to not.
Speaker 2: So yesterday we talked about Savannah Hernandez and the whole
attack that she faced over the weekend and the fact
that Harmee Dylan is all over it trying to see
if there's federal charges that they can explore, and that
the three family members who essentially assaulted her we're also
facing charges locally. But then there was this update from
Brianna Morello that said charges have not been filed against
all of the suspected individuals seen assaulting Savannah Hernandez. The family,
Paige Astruchco Chris and Page's boyfriend have been charged, but
with just misdemeanor.
Speaker 1: It's not okay and I know.
Speaker 2: And then it turns out yesterday Savannah was like, hey,
guess what I've been feeling like crap, Sorry, I've had
to cancel so many interviews, but it turns out I
have a concussion.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So I mean, this is ridiculous. And the mom
did not get charged at all, even though there's video
of her like swinging the dildo in Savannah's face and
refusing to leave her alone, even when she's asked to
step back. So it just sucks, you know what I mean,
It just totally sucks that this is what Savannah's facing,
and she of course talked about this as well, saying
unfortunate update. I found out Deanna Astrucsco, the woman you
see assaulting me in the video below, will not be
charged for assaulting me. On Saturday, the Hennipin County Sheriff
Department stated to me that they feel they don't have
sufficient evidence to recommend charges against her.
Speaker 1: Oh that's nice, and I just can't. It is completely unacceptable,
isn't it.
Speaker 2: I'm just so mad about it.
Speaker 1: I'm so mad.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So anyway, I just wanted to give that update
about that especially and one question, Vanessa, can she files civilly?
I files in every possible way that she can.
Speaker 1: Absolutely I saw the same message Mack. I absolutely agree
she should do that. She should do it, and she
should sue them and take them financially for everything that
they're worth. I would screw these.
Speaker 2: People, sue everybody because this is unacceptable behavior, unacceptable. Okay,
So now for real to Caroline Lovett being asked by
the press if Trump has filed his taxes. Are we
not on Facebook?
Speaker 1: Are we not? Dang it?
Speaker 2: And I keep showing the wrong stuff. I don't think
we're on Facebook.
Speaker 1: We're not.
Speaker 2: Oh no, maybe Phil, if we're able to get on
it even after the fact, that would be great that
you can try to do that.
Speaker 1: Great.
Speaker 2: And then in the meantime, I don't know why I
can't keep my own videos straight. But there was also
this piece of news about the Minnesota Democrats blocking investigations
into fraud under Tim Walls.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I just I don't what is it about Democrats
being fascists? What is it?
Speaker 2: What in the hell right?
Speaker 1: We can't have you looking into fraud. We can't have
you doing that because we love our fraud. We love
our criminals, we love our legals, we love our fraud.
Speaker 2: This just, oh my gosh, this just made me so mad.
Now I know that there were some Republicans in the
House that filed, you know, to start the process whatever
it looks like in the Minnesota House to impeach Tim
Walls because of all the fraud. But that didn't pass.
And so, I mean, good effort, But like when you
don't have an overwhelming majority, you have to deal with
Democrats who are all kinds of fans of fraud, and
so this is what happens. Okay, now for real here
it is Caroline for crying out loud. I need to
get it together.
Speaker 1: It's fine for you.
Speaker 2: Has a president filed his taxes and is he going
to release them publicly?
Speaker 1: It's actually a very good question.
Speaker 3: I have not inquired with the president directly about his
own taxes, but I'm happy to do so. I won't
get to an answer on that.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean he didn't. He didn't take a salary
from us, so it's probably a pretty easy tax return, anythink, Oh.
Speaker 2: No, Trump's, I mean, no his. I can't imagine Anybody's
tax return being more complicated than Trump's because of all
of the crap that he owns.
Speaker 1: But at least he's not taking a salary from Yeah.
Speaker 2: No, I mean he's definitely not. We're not paying for him.
That we can tell you, saying.
Speaker 1: For everybody else. We talked about this before the show.
Our friend Susan from Texas. She I put a thing
out on my Facebook yesterday because I do. I hate
tax Day. I hate it. It's so mad. I get
very rage filed about taxes.
Speaker 2: You guys.
Speaker 1: I think Taxi probably.
Speaker 2: Didn't mention it yesterday just out of self preservation.
Speaker 1: Right, because I mean I think taxation is that, and
so I would go on like total rageye rampages. But
she reminded. Susan reminded us of a show that we did,
and she even told us what it was. One of
our classic episodes one thirty eight, aptly named Coked out Quailhorse,
which you guys were remember that this was like four
years exactly four years ago. We were talking about Festivus
and how Rampau puts that you know, report out every
single year, and I kid you not, the government is
spending money on on coked out quails and so we
obviously called them horse because they are whores, well.
Speaker 2: Because it was it was like showing quails on coke
and then exploring their sexual activitial activity. So this is
what we're spending money on.
Speaker 4: Right, And it's like, I don't know why we're in debt,
and you know what, we have to cover that up.
Speaker 1: Don't look into it, don't look into a taxpayer because
we're Democrats. We can't have you looking into that. The
coked out quail horse.
Speaker 2: What what is our world?
Speaker 1: You guys. This is why I'll start getting raging. I'll
start getting raging. She gets very upset about the taxes.
Speaker 2: Well, this is not gonna surprise literally anybody but Zora
and mom. Danny has new ideas, new plans for how
he is going to tax the rich. Because even though
the rich pay the most in taxes, it's never enough
for socialists. So he came out with this new little
video yesterday talking about the new tax and what's most
egregious about I mean, because it goes beyond just taxing
p bull and thieving from them. Essentially, he names a
specific individual, a specific rich person in this video, which
is just so uncalled for and inappropriate to me. I
don't know if I'm the only one that that like
hits wrong. Yeah, that is that's just not okay. But
here is Joran really really excited about his new tax.
Speaker 5: When I ran for mayor, I said I was going
to tax the rich. Well, today we're taxing the I'm
thrilled to announce Who've secured a pew to tear tax,
the first in New York's history. This is an annual
fee on luxury property for more than five million dollars
whose owners do not live full time in the city,
like for this penthouse, which Hedge Won CEO Ken Griffin
bought for two hundred and thirty eight million dollars. This
peer to of tear tax was specifically designed for the
richest of the rich, those who store their wealth in
New York City real estate but who don't actually live.
But even so they're able to reap the huge financial
rewards of owning property and dare I say, the greatest
city in the worlds and time, these units are sitting
empty since again they don't actually live here. This is
a fundamentally unfair system that.
Speaker 6: Hurts working New Yours.
Speaker 5: Now it's coming to an end. This tax will raise
at least five hundred million dollars directly for the city,
and it'll help fund things like free childcare, cleaner streets,
it safe for neighborhoods. Is Mayor, I believe everyone has
a role to play in contributing to our city, and
some a little bit more than others. Happy tax day,
New York.
Speaker 1: Yeah, way to like show exactly where that guy lives.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's just it grow Okay.
Speaker 1: No, it's not okay, it's doxing, is what it is.
Hi this is where he lives. Everybody, Fyi, he can
come down. I mean it's like there's no anonymity anymore
for this guy. Can you imagine that being you and
being like, this is where this individual lives. Fyi, everybody
on the planet. I just would be so pissed. That's
a perfect way. That and the taxes. Bye, I'd be like,
I'm out of here. You can you can take the
whatever tax money you thought you were going to get
from me and shove it straight up your you know what,
you're not going to.
Speaker 2: Get his madness?
Speaker 1: What that guy? How often that.
Speaker 2: Guy is there, Whether he chooses to keep certain parts
of it open, I mean, that is just none of
his business. And now I mean, I guess it's good
that he's announcing it. Now all of these high value
property owners can be like by because that's what I
would do.
Speaker 1: They're totally going to fill out of New York City.
I mean so yeah, because they're going to be they're demonized.
He literally is demonizing these people for being successful. That's America.
We all want to be successful. There's nothing wrong with it.
It used to be that that was a really cool
thing to aspire to, to be successful. Why would you
demonize that it's the Democrat way? Don't you know? It's crazy?
It is crazy.
Speaker 2: Here is a company business owner. I don't know who
this is, but he was. There's an interaction that he's
having with like socialist liberal idiots who are like, you
need to pay seventy percent of your income in taxes,
and this guy gives them a quick lesson of why
that is retarded.
Speaker 7: So you think that I should pay seventy percent of
my income above two million in taxis million a year?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 7: You think your next dollars should be taxed at seventy Okay,
So that's the deal. You know what I would do
once my income got to two million, I would stop
working for the year. I would furlough my employees and say,
you know what, I've made my limit. I'm not going
to work for thirty cents on the dollar. I'm playing golf.
I'm going fishing. I'll see you next February.
Speaker 8: How about that?
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 2: These fancas don't get it.
Speaker 1: They don't say now because they're not as successful as
that guy, and that's why they hate him. They hate
these people because they're jealous. First of all, they're jealous.
Speaker 2: Hey, us cousin, ain't us not that rich?
Speaker 1: But yeah, right, but yeah, I know exactly what you.
I would love to be that wealthy. I would love
to be I probably will never be. And that's okay,
Like good for that guy. I'm not going to begrudge
him or like try to make him less then because
he's super successful and I am not as wealthy as that.
Like that is to me. That's the American way. You
can make that much money. If you choose to make
that much money, if you work your ass off and
you're in the right place at the right time a
lot of the time, you can make that much money.
Yay America, yay.
Speaker 2: And the imagine being imagine being a person who's like,
you should work for thirty cents on the dollar after
you've made two million dollars because after that it's ours,
like we are entitled to that money. Oh, that's not
that works.
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Speaker 2: It all Right, Let's talk about some election stuff and
some election candidates.
Speaker 1: I was not aware.
Speaker 2: I've I've been aware of Scott Wiener that like ridiculous soil.
Oh he's this ski Oh god, he's.
Speaker 1: Kiv and weird.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's super weird. But what I learned about him yesterday,
the thing that I did not know about him is
that he is and I'm not trying to do this
or anything, but he is six seven.
Speaker 1: He is six foot seven. Really, he is the.
Speaker 2: Tallest of tall string beans. And he's running I don't
even remember for what, Like is he running for Nancy
Pelosi seat?
Speaker 10: Maybe?
Speaker 1: Okay, whatever, He's gonna.
Speaker 2: Win because people like that soy boy, scrawny tall dude
for reasons that I will never understand. And released a
new Yeah, he released a new ad. And because he's tall,
I guess he refers to himself as a giraffe. And
I don't like that, I gotta say, because I like,
giraffes are amazing, right, and so I don't like this comparison.
Here he is, in all of his scrawny, skinny soy glory.
Speaker 11: Here, deep in our fall covered habitat, we find the
rarest of leaders who sticks his neck out fighting for
san Franciscan's with everything he's got. Scott Weener, long known
as the Giraffe, is one of the most effective legislators,
passing over one hundred laws to build tens of thousands
of homes, protect our healthcare, and ban ice agents from
wearing masks.
Speaker 6: Scott is ready.
Speaker 11: On day one to stand tall in Congress for us.
Speaker 6: I'm Scott Wiener, and I approve this message.
Speaker 1: God, he's creepy. Al I'm so creepy, so creepy and
like and the Pride flag next to his name? Do
you need to do that?
Speaker 2: What is I don't want to. I don't even want
to think about what that guy does in any bedroom ever.
Speaker 1: We're all thinking about it now. Sorry, I just really early.
Speaker 2: Oh god, oh my god. It's just vile, absolutely vile.
And speaking of Pride flags, I just became aware of
a chorus or a chorus I think they call themselves.
It's a queer chorus. And here's the kind of stuff
that they sing.
Speaker 1: I cannot stop.
Speaker 2: Okay, this is democracy.
Speaker 1: Okay. The guy in the button up is like the
only one but the spec of testosterone. It was fighting
for its life. It's like there's a little you guys.
They're all theater kids. God bless them. Allah. This is
what theater kids do when they grow up. I'm sorry.
If you were in theater, I'm sorry, but it's true.
This is what they do. It's true. I was in
theater and show choir and we did stuff like that
chess hants.
Speaker 2: I mean, we didn't sing what democracy looks like, but
we did similar things. Not gonna lie.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I still think we would have been friends
in high school. Though I would have made funny you
a little bit, but we would.
Speaker 2: Have been all right. I don't know what office at
this point, or if any office Kamala Harris plans to
run for. If she's going to run for president. She
keeps being cagey about it, as we've talked about, but
she is trying to put herself out there more and more,
it seems like. And now she wants you to know
that gas prices suck and it's Donald Trump's fault everyone.
Speaker 12: So I'm here in Charlotte. Since the start of Trump's
War of Choice, it's fifteen more dollars every time you
fill up your tank of gas. The price of diesel
has now gone up eighty percent since the start of
the war, and you best believe that's going to carry
over to how much you're paying for all the goods
that are being transported on those semis. We've got a
president who is paying more attention to what he thinks
is in his best political interest and personal interest as
opposed to what is the best interest of worlds for
people in America.
Speaker 1: Okay, first of all, scotchy, scotch, scotch, not very sorry.
She just have a glass of shardenay all the time
in her hand.
Speaker 9: So bad.
Speaker 1: What what is it with the personal interest thing? I
don't what what personal interest is he serving? What is that?
Speaker 8: Well?
Speaker 2: And I mean they're the ones that keep saying that
he's tanking in the polls, that everybody hates this war,
that no one approves of it. So if he's going
for his personal interests, how does that jive?
Speaker 1: Why?
Speaker 2: What is a personal interest about tanking his own approval numbers.
What he's actually doing is trying to protect the world
from terror. I feel like that's the least personal interest
thing he could possibly do.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's doing that for his kids, grandkids, Your kids, grandkids. Yeah, No,
I totally agree. And he doesn't take a salary I mean.
Speaker 2: What, that's just a really dumb ass argument that they're making.
And of course these are the same people that couldn't
have cared less that that gas was way higher under
Joe Biden. They still don't care about that now they
didn't care. I know everybody has been agonizing and losing
sleep about what in the world Jasmine Crockett is going
to be doing that.
Speaker 1: My gosh, I haven't thought about her for a couple
of weeks.
Speaker 13: I know.
Speaker 1: It's been nice, it's been really nice, really nice. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, she is apparently talking to several different law firms because,
as you may recall, she is in fact an attorney
and she would like to practice law again, but she
wants to make sure that she's got plenty of time
for her own stuff. You guys, here she is.
Speaker 14: But I'm a whole lawyer, so I will potentially go
back to practice in law. I'm engaged in conversations with
some law firms about what that will look like. I
want to be semi flexible as relates to the practice
of law, because I absolutely want to get to this
book her.
Speaker 1: She's going to write a book. You guys, she looks
cross eyed, those glasses it's like, where's Waldo, Where's Jasmine?
Speaker 2: She is going to write a book, and so she's
engaging with these locks, but then also saying I'm gonna
need some flexibility because I am an influence.
Speaker 1: She's going to write a book. You know, there's going
to be a ghostwriter for that. Come on, Oh yeah,
she's not going to write it. But I'm not going
to actually write that book. We all know that.
Speaker 2: And like, if she does, is it going to be
in her professional tone or is it going to be
code switched so that it's super ghetto because you don't
know what you're going to get.
Speaker 1: Probably code switched, and it'll be it'll be some sort
of like empowerment book, you know, like you go, girl,
bite the power.
Speaker 2: I think she'll just play victims about everything.
Speaker 1: You think. Yeah, it's good.
Speaker 2: I mean I'm not going to read it, so.
Speaker 1: I'm not buying it. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Unfortunately, this is where I'm about to be a huge
hypocrite because I know that we say all the time, Listen,
you have to get out and vote, and you have
got to not sit it out. You know, no matter what,
you've got to vote for Republicans because the alternative is unthinkable.
But I'm about to show you a whole bunch of
Republicans who are themselves unthinkable. And I don't know how
to I don't know how to square the circle. Even
in my own head, you guys, I don't know what
I'm supposed to do, for example, in my own state,
which we'll get to you in just a second. But first,
let's talk about Georgia real quick. Because Tiffany Hainard, that
horrible Illinois mayor that was all kinds of corrupt. She
has now and she was a Democrat. She is now
running for the Fulton County Commissioner, a Fulton County Commissioner's
seat in.
Speaker 1: Georgia as a Republican.
Speaker 2: So if for some reason she makes it through the
primaries and she is the GOP candidate, I don't know
what I would do if I were in Georgia, in
Fulton County and I was having to vote, because this
is not somebody ever who should be in elected office.
It was, oh, gosh, what's her name? Katie from Fox?
Who's the interviewer Katie? Oh my gosh, why am I
space at? I don't remember the last name, but Katie
is interviewing her Katie.
Speaker 1: Okay, sweet, sweet Katie, Sweet. I love her.
Speaker 2: I just can't remember her name right now because of menopause.
But here is Katie talking to Tiffany HAYINRD about like,
why should Georgia voters trust you when you were like
a Democrat five seconds ago?
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, yeah that I shouldn't know it too, But
I just didn't. I didn't really care enough. She cared.
Speaker 2: She just had menopause with me, like she sometimes we
like simply meniether.
Speaker 1: We have menopause. It's my menopause, is what it is.
Speaker 2: Anyway, if you're if you're a Republican in Georgia, in
Fulton County, I give you permission to not vote for
this idiot.
Speaker 15: Let's take a look at your new political adventure in Georgia.
You had many accusations of corruption when you were the
mayor in this little town in Illinois. There was accusations
of spending millions and millions of dollars in a deficit.
There are questions about taxpayer spending, taxpayer spending in Las Vegas,
first class tickets. You're once deemed the worst mayor in America.
You used to be a Democrat. Why should Georgia voters
trust you to run as a Republican genuinely, but also
that you've changed your ways.
Speaker 10: Well, first, I want to speak to the fact of
why I'm running as Republican. My values no longer a
land with the Democrat values. And I'm all about faith,
I'm all about God, I'm all about making sure you
walk the tight rope as it relates to where you're going.
And they would do anything, when I say anything, anything
to win an election, and I can't stand by that.
I can't stand by the things that I've seen within
the party. So I am okay with my and like
I said, change is difficult. Change is needed though in
our communities, and I'm okay with aligning with the Republican
Party because you guys represent what I represent, which is faith, family, future, growth,
economic policy that is so key to me.
Speaker 2: I care about those things.
Speaker 10: And yet the other people tearing us apart TSA for instance,
why would they grid lack the government? I am really
really big on stop they pay me, don't pay them,
and they pay the people, just like, what.
Speaker 1: Are you doing? What are we doing?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 1: And listen. Problem is that there's going to be a
lot of people who just see an R after her name,
and they're gonna be like, yeah, I'm gonna vote, I'm
gonna And she knows that. She knows it. I know
she have to.
Speaker 2: Hope that she doesn't get through to the general but
like if she did, I couldn't vote for her. And
that goes against everything that I usually say about voting.
Speaker 1: You have to vote at all, like voting a great Republican.
But she knows this, like she is an absolute grifter.
She's doing this on purpose, with purpose. She knows that
there are people what do we do in GOP? What
are we doing?
Speaker 2: It's bad, you guys, It's real bad. And we've got
other examples which we're going to tell you about, namely
in my home state. But first we want to remind
you about how yummy and delicious the meat is from
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Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, So back to the whole, like voting
for GOP and like the election crisis that I find
myself in in my own state. So obviously I am
not a fan. Nobody in this audience probably is a fan.
I don't think anybody would say that of Lindsay Graham,
who of course is running for his Senate seat again
and there's a guy running against him. And I was like, oh,
I'm going to have to look and see. You know
who's going to primary Lindsay Graham. And it's this guy
named Mark Lynch who tweeted, we need more Marjorie Taylor Green's,
Matt Gates's and Thomas Massey's, zero question about it. So
I'm like, what am I supposed to do here? You
know what I mean? Because say what you will about
Lindsay Graham and we have. I mean, the guy is bloodthirsty,
like he salivates over war in a weird way, like
it's not it's not normal. However, he is a solid
Republican vote Like.
Speaker 1: The time, I know exactly who i'd vote for, zero question.
I'm not going to vote for some guys like I
love Marjorie Taylor Green and Thomas Massey and Matt Gates. Yeah,
f to the no on.
Speaker 2: We have such awful choice.
Speaker 9: It does suck.
Speaker 1: But I mean I'm gonna I'll push the button for
Lindsey Graham. Yeah, I mean, because he's You're right, he's
gonna vote Republican. That's that's what he's gonna do. I mean,
this is the thing. These other jack holes don't do that.
They vote with the Democrats. So why would I Why
would I vote for somebody who aligns with Democrats. Lindsay
may be bloodthirsty, he's got his problems. The dude goes
to Disney by himself and gets Princess. All right, whatever,
It's neither here nor there. When we're talking about voting
with Republicans. I need somebody that's going to vote with Republicans.
It's you're right, our choices suck. They suck, but it
is what it is.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, so, I I just I feel for
people that that genuinely hate everyone that's on their ballot.
Speaker 1: I hopefully you get it.
Speaker 2: I really do. And then of course we have a
similar problem down in Florida. We've got Byron Donalds, although
the lieutenant governor and I forget his name. Now in Florida,
he seems like the only normal Republican that's running, and
I hope he does well. But tallar Rico not tall Rico,
is it. Tall Rico is No, I'm thinking of Fishback.
Fishback is the Florida guy. Tallerrico's your guy. That's the
Texas guy. Tall Rico is with the whack job here
in Texas. Yeah, and so I was just looking at
fundraising numbers. Tall Rico raised twenty seven million dollars in
this first quarter.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that is freaking crazy, and you know it's.
Speaker 2: Coming from all corners of the United States, Texas money.
Speaker 1: They're like, he's the new Beto, only you know his background. Listen,
he's batshit crazy like Beto. But Beto had like a
criminal record, So this guy's like, well, I mean he
doesn't have a criminal record. He's just completely batshit crazy.
So I mean that is and he is. He's crazy.
But it's a worry. It's a total worry. This guy's
a worry because he is very you know.
Speaker 2: And he's super clean cut looking and like just he
looks like he's this good like a total goods.
Speaker 1: Sweet sweet boy.
Speaker 8: He is.
Speaker 1: No, he's a commie.
Speaker 2: He's a wolf in sheep's clothing.
Speaker 1: He is a total wolf.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's anyway. The midterms are freaking me out in
a big way for all kinds of reasons. And then meanwhile,
back to Republicans. So here's an example. And I know
there's like a zillion people running for California governor. I
know that, but please add ran Deep Dylan to the
pile of people running.
Speaker 16: He is.
Speaker 2: A Republican, you guys, this is one of our said ran.
Speaker 13: Deep hig expense, no security, no safety, no literacy. My plan,
mark up plan, make affordable California again. Will recognized children's
who'll maintain GPA level three point eighty seven three point
ninety three, will support first mine card upon graduation from
high school. We'll credit five hundred five dollars plus first year,
no registration fee. Let's support our children, let's our schooling system.
Speaker 1: Thank you, you guys. We're being punted at this point.
That's that's that's what's happening. Right, He's like literacy, but
he hasn't learned a bus yet.
Speaker 9: What what is listening?
Speaker 2: I thought it is a joke, and it's not.
Speaker 1: It's not a joke. We're just we're being we're being
it's not Spencer. It is not, in fact Spencer. It's
not thank you, come again, it's not. It's nice to
be delighted to think and to know that you thought
it was him. Now he's going to be spent delighted
by that. He's watching right now, going it's not me,
it's not.
Speaker 2: I'm way cuter, and he is.
Speaker 1: Vouched for absolutely way cater than that guy. I think
he said he wanted to make affordable California again. Hmm,
because of the literacy make affordable California again, you guys,
that's a that's a tagline in his campaign. You can't
make it. Shut up, you can't. Okay, here we are.
Speaker 2: And this is why when you see stuff like this
from Polymarket, that's saying the Democrats are soaring in the
twenty twenty eight presidential election odds sixty one percent chance
now that they will win. This is also true, although
it's a lesser percentage. But now Democrats just took the
lead in the Senate. It shouldn't be that should be
a total lock for Republicans, and now it's looking like
they have a small advantage at this point, which means
they could sweep and that is.
Speaker 1: A horrifying thought.
Speaker 2: I think you can all agree.
Speaker 1: It's it's just so classic GOP though. It's like everything
is right there and it's perfect for the GOP and
like it's all right for us to do all these
wonderful things. And then we're like, let's step on our
own junk.
Speaker 2: How can we try to f this up.
Speaker 1: Every way possible?
Speaker 9: Woo GP.
Speaker 1: It's like, you can't. Why do we do this? Because
this is who we are as a party.
Speaker 2: It's hey, tomorrow, this is going to be after the show.
But rumor has it that Scotus is going to be
releasing opinions tomorrow at ten am, so that should be
very interesting.
Speaker 1: We say, we always say we're going to be releasing
opinions at eight o'clock in the morning. You guys, this
on April sixteenth, twenty twenty six, mock and days you're
going to be releasing opinions.
Speaker 2: We'll be releasing opinions.
Speaker 1: We do it every day, but.
Speaker 2: Scots when they do it, it's kind of a big deal.
Speaker 1: I am the Honorable Daisy, I do release opinions. I'm
just saying I.
Speaker 2: Feel like this is more impactful than even our show.
Speaker 1: As you can imagine, it probably is just a little
bit more impactful.
Speaker 2: Probably that is happening. Also, this is crazy. So because
Democrats just only want to get people in trouble, this
is all they do. Elizabeth Warren is now accusing Amazon
of committing quote bribery and plain sight over the Milania documentary.
So she's saying, the American people deserve assurance that powerful
corporations are not using their financial resources to gain political influence.
She thinks somehow now Milania and Donald Trump are giving
Amazon favors because they, you know, they hosted her movie.
But Amazon is like, we disagree with any suggestion that
Amazon's decision to license this film and accompanying series was improper.
We regularly release documentaries that offer unique perspectives on cultural
and historical figures across the political spectrum. What the hell, Like,
why is this even a.
Speaker 1: With Warren is like, she is a scourge on humanity. Yeah,
she is.
Speaker 13: She is.
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anybody who has joy. She's like, you can't have that,
I'm going to get you in trouble for it. It's
she's just an awful human being. She's just a jealous
bitter bitch is what she is.
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Speaker 2: Okay, So speaking of Democrats that are always just wanting
to cause trouble and like sue everybody and do all
the things and accuse Republicans of everything. So now I
forget where this chick is from. Is it like Arizona?
Speaker 1: Maybe?
Speaker 2: And she is, yes, I mean and sorry, congresswoman, Yes,
I mean, I'm sorry. She is now trying to impeach
Pete Pegsath because of this whole Iranian conflict, saying that
he violated his oath, endangered US service members, and committed
war crimes, including attacks on civilians and a girls school
in monob Iran. Only Congress can declare war. His actions
demand immediate removal.
Speaker 9: This is all they.
Speaker 1: All they do. It's just they All they do is
want to impeach and imprison. This is all they do.
They're just awful, vindictive, horrible people. They don't want to
do anything for the American tax paying citizen. This is
all they want to do. They're just vindictive and vengeful,
and they're just exhausting. Right, I'm exhausted by it too,
are you guys not exhausted by I'm exhausted.
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm just sick and tired of it, you guys.
This is and it's just that's if they take the House,
that's going to be the only and the sirst thing
that they work on is impeaching Trump again.
Speaker 1: I mean, this is raging taxes. Yeah yeah, and probably
opening the border totally. Oh she's not okay, you guys,
She's not okay. Okay, today you got to watch your
blood pressure. Watch it.
Speaker 2: No, I know. But then Trump comes in and he trolls,
and then I get happy again. So of course we
talked about a lot. The whole meme or whatever you
want to call it. The picture of him appearing to
be holy. We talked about that earlier in the week,
and he's not done trolling. I mean, he obviously knows
he took that picture down. He explained he thought he
thought he was looking like a doctor in it. Whatever,
he continues to troll. This is what he posted or
he reposted. Yesterday, there was an account that posted this
picture of like Gesus holding Donald Trump and said I
was never a very religious man, but doesn't it seem
with all these satanic, demonic, child sacrificing monsters being exposed,
that God might be playing his Trump card. And Trump
retweeted it, saying the radical left lunatics might not like this,
but I think it's quite nice.
Speaker 9: I think it's nice too.
Speaker 1: I think it is I think it's interesting how all
these freaking weirdo agnostic atheist people all of a sudden
care about Jesus. Yeah, they care about it, finding Jesus.
It's like you didn't even like him five minutes ago,
and now all of a sudden you care about it
because Trump has something to do with it. Like it's
just shut up, just shut up.
Speaker 2: Cannot apparently too, Doctor Oz I can't remember who he
was talking to recently, but he told the story about
how one of Trump's favorite beverages is either like a
grape or an orange fanta, Like it's one of those
super sugary.
Speaker 1: Awful for you grow good though every once in a
while in moderation. Have you ever had one of those?
Because you didn't have any of that stuff growing up?
Your parents were so no I have, I know.
Speaker 2: I've had one, and it's like it's like the kind
of sweet that makes your teeth hurt, Like that's that
kind of sweet great Fanta.
Speaker 1: In the eighties, there was nothing like it, Like that
was the pinnacle of my childhood in the eighties. Great Fanta?
Are you kidding?
Speaker 2: So apparently when Trump would drink it, he would pour
it out on the grass and it would kill the grass.
And so he joked, and doctor Oz was telling this joke.
He joked that if it kills grass, then it probably
also kills cancer cells. So for him, it was like
a preventative drink. Okay, So naturally, because when Trump makes
orange fanta, somebody's saying it was orange. Naturally, when Trump
makes a joke like that, reporters freak out and take
him out his word and think he's being completely serious
and like asking everybody to drink bleach. This is what happens, right,
And so this was presented as you know, we're checking
on this, we're reporters, and we need to ask this question.
At Caroline's presser yesterday and she was just like, please
his own diet. He said that he argued that diet
soda is good for.
Speaker 15: Him because it kills grass and if you pour it
off to the grass, it.
Speaker 6: Cancerselves.
Speaker 17: I'm wondering if you could was this sort of accurate
descriptions of how the president.
Speaker 2: Is as we all know in this room.
Speaker 3: I think you know, the president has a very good
sense of humor. It's one of his most underreported characteristics.
I would say I have heard him tell this joke before.
I think the Wall Street Journal should get a better
sense of humor.
Speaker 1: Perfect answer, Take the giant plug out of your ass, lady,
I mean seriously, should just seriously? Yeah, we're doing it
right there on the pressure ram. Do you not have
anything better to ask? She sounds like a moron, I know.
I mean she went to work that day and she's like,
I'm going to ask the Fanta question. Right, it's good
on you, a loser.
Speaker 2: Speaking of the Trumps, there was a wedding shower that
took place because Bettina, I don't know what her last
name is, but the chick in the middle, Betina, is
marrying Don Junior, and I guess that's happening relatively soon.
So here is a photo of a bunch of the
Trump women together, Arabella, Ivanka's daughter on the far left,
and then of course Lara Betina in the middle, Tiffany
and Evanka. This was at her bridal shower. I know
Erica Kirk was there as well.
Speaker 1: Every single dress is perfection. They all look gorgeous, slous.
Just stop it, stop it.
Speaker 2: So we're making us look bad.
Speaker 1: They are just perfection, all of them are, yus.
Speaker 2: I know, it's annoying, super annoying. Okay, moving on, we
need to get back to some Swallowell and Reuben Diego
news really really quick.
Speaker 1: Apparently.
Speaker 2: Now this is according to George Santos, who is a
world famous liar.
Speaker 1: We all know this.
Speaker 2: I don't know if this is true, so again it's
coming from George Santos, so you can't be too sure.
But here is what he tweeted the other day saying breaking.
A former staffer of Reuben Diego has claimed that he
terminated her after he made a sexual advance on her
and she rejected him and complained to the chief of staff.
She tells me that she's going public with it in
great detail. Stay tuned, so we'll see if that happens.
But it is interesting.
Speaker 1: Nonetheless, Yeah, I just think a lot of people are
probably having, like Carrie Lake, regret they should honestly, they're
looking at this guy going we probably should have voted
differently because we liked her. But like, right, I mean,
there'd be stuff getting done other than this guy being
looked at for being a complete scheme with his best
friend Eric, you know, I mean, because he seems like
a real scheve.
Speaker 2: He seems pretty skeevy, and I wouldn't be surprised. I mean,
you know, George's connected, so and if he is in
direct contact with this girl and she's told him that,
then you know, we'll see.
Speaker 1: And that's happened throughout history. How many times has that
happen throughout history? Where and where women have never reported that?
Where a guy makes it advance at a woman and
she's like, you're a gross no, and that woman gets
fired for some other weird reason. I mean, come on,
it happens all the time. Yeah.
Speaker 2: And then meanwhile, I just thought this was interesting timing
that now Reuben Diego is hiring a press secretary. So
if you're interested, Arizonans, there's a job opening.
Speaker 1: Yeah, good luck with that. I hope it's a really
ugly gay man, because I mean, God help you. If
you're a woman and you went that job, Oh my god,
that you're attractive. Worst job ever, it'd be awful.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Sunny Hostin this was the other day. This wasn't yesterday,
I think it might have been the day before, and
they were talking about the whole sweat well thing and
you know who's running for and how this is going
to shape up the governor's race in California, and Sunny Houston,
who is such a ridiculous retard. She actually suggested that Kamala, don't,
you know, don't worry your pretty little head about running
for president. You need to swoop in and run for governor,
even though she should know it's not possible, Kamala, it's
too late for Kamala to add her name into this battle,
like she's missed deadlines, like it's not going to happen.
But here's Sonny and all of her wisdom suggesting it. Anyway,
Kamala Harris maybe put her hat back in the ring
for governor of Congress, for a governor of Holada, California.
I know that she's talked about being president.
Speaker 10: I don't I don't know if that's the right position
for her.
Speaker 2: I don't know if that's the right position for her.
She should run for governor.
Speaker 1: God, I know she's just insufferable. Thanks for that. It's
stute observation, Sonny.
Speaker 2: And besides, now, apparently the Democrats are going to put
their full weight behind Tom Steyer, the billionaire. And it's
weird because Democrats are always like, I hate billion well,
I mean, the billionaires are bad.
Speaker 1: They have selective outrage towards billionaires. Very select billionaires are okay.
Speaker 2: And I guess this is one of them, Tom Steyer,
who has made it very very clear that he intends
to get rid of ice completely, abolish them totally. Elon
Musk retweeted an article that he had written about that,
And it's so weird because then if you look at this,
according to Bill Malusion, Stier's own hedge Fund previously invested
almost ninety million dollars in a private company that operates
ice detention facilities, and so day like, that's criminal enterprise
and I'm going to get rid of it. I'm going
to prosecute them. I'm going to abolish them. Meanwhile, let
me invest all my money into them, because I know
i'll make even more.
Speaker 1: He probably people are gross, I know they're absolutely absolutely growth.
Oh my gosh, where the app This is the worst.
Speaker 2: And then I know you mentioned this earlier in the
week about how you know, even though Swallow removed himself
from the governor's race, even though he's resigned from Congress,
were still gonna be paying for him. And I have
verified what his benefits actually wait to hear this. So uh,
he qualifies for a taxpayer funded pension of twenty two
thousand dollars a year starting at sixty two, plus lifetime
health benefits, a congressional gym membership because you get to
you get to keep those perks even after resignation for
five years, the gym membership anyway, the rest of it,
like you just get that forever.
Speaker 1: Yeahste It's absolutely insane. I know that some people were
excited because people were getting more tax refunds this year.
Some people I didn't, but you know, some people gotta
tax refunds this year and that's neat. But I gotta
tell you, I don't get jazzed about it because that's
my money. That's your money. So when the government is like,
here's a refund, I'm like, thanks, that's my money that
you stole from me. So I'm supposed to be happy
that you're giving it back to me.
Speaker 8: F you.
Speaker 1: That's how I feel about it. I know it sounds
a little harsh, but I'm a little harsh when it
comes to this.
Speaker 2: It's Taxa's Daisy's going to rage.
Speaker 1: I'm going to rage about this. I just it's not
a gift. It's my money that you stole from me,
and you're giving to people like Eric Swallwell, he needs
to be an example. They need to take him and
be like, you know what, this guy is a complete scheme.
And once he is, he goes through all the judicial
processes that he needs to go through and they find
that he did, in fact do all these things to
these women, which I'm convinced probably did happen. That's just
my opinion. Your mileage may vary, then they need to
take his pension away from him. We should to be
paying this asshole. Honestly, that's how I feel about it.
Speaker 2: Well, you're not the only one, because Josh Holly is
actually introducing legislation about this. He said that Nancy Pelosi
absolutely knew all about Eric Swalwell, and of course we
know that's to be that's true, and she was briefed
back in twenty twenty and she kept the intel. This is,
according to Josh Holly, as blackmail. And now Holly, in response,
is filing a bill that would block Swallowell from getting
his pension if in fact he is convicted. And so
this is this is absolutely the right move and it'll
probably not pass, but I hope it does. I mean,
you would think that Congress people would agree that if
they are convicted of a crime, they should not be
eligible for their benefits. But then again, they're always going
to vote in favor of their own interests.
Speaker 1: They are, which is insane. They're always going to vote
for raises and benefits and all that kind of stuff,
anything that benefits them. These people forget they work for us,
that they always they so forget it. They think they
are above it, which is why he got so headstrong,
and he thinks he's better than everybody else. He can
get away with all this crap. That's why all these
guys think they can get away with them and women
think they can get away with all this crap because
they do. And it's about time that we remind them
who they work for.
Speaker 2: And speaking of Benny's, Benny Johnson is about to be
possibly maybe exposed in some way by Ashley Saint Clair.
So the reason that the title of the show includes
the phrase influencer wars rage on it's because influencers all
over are continuously getting into battles with one another to
the point where it's completely exhausting but also rather entertaining.
And so apparently Benny on his show had been making
suggestions that Ashley Saint Clair's kids should be taken away
because she's like trying to trans them or something. I
don't know the full context, but she got wind of
the fact that he was talking about her on his show.
And she's spilling a lot of tea about a lot
of stuff lately. She's, of course, she used to be
a Republican influencer and now she's like Republican suck basically
because Elon screwed her.
Speaker 1: Over impregnated her, and then her didn't give her nearly
enough money or big enough apartment in Manhattan must have her.
Speaker 2: I mean, she's sort of fallen from grace in many ways,
but now she's trying to like claw her way back
to fame by doing all of these ridiculous tiktoks where
she does wants me put on my makeup while I
spilled tea about Republican influencing. So here is the video
that she released yesterday and she mad, she big mad
you guys at Bennie Johnson.
Speaker 4: This is a message for Bennie Johnson since I came
forward about my experience with that predator Madison Cawthorn. I
had mentioned in my video that Benny Johnson I had
disclosed to him that I had experienced this behavior with
Madison Cawthorn, and that Benny has continued to platform this
awful human being.
Speaker 2: Let me pause right there just to give you the
context in case you don't have it on Madison Cawthorn.
She did really another video earlier in the week where
she said, and Madison's that guy that used to be
in Congress in the wheelchair, we'd looking okay, so and
then he was accused of all kinds of shady stilette
and he left. And then she's saying, she alleged in
her video about Madison Cawthorne that he was he was
just as guilty of the skivee behavior as some of
the people, because now he's like, this is happening all over.
I warned everybody about Swallowell and all the other people
on how sketch everybody is. She's saying that he is
just as sketch because she has this experience riding in
a car with him, where I guess once he's in
a car, he told her before the car started moving, hey, FYI,
I don't have control, like physical control of like my
mid section or whatever, and I'm just warning you that
when the car makes turns, like I may lean into
you or whatever. So he apparently told her that, and
then when the car was moving when he didn't have control,
he also somehow didn't have control of his hands, which
then ended up way up high on her thighs. And
so she's saying because of that, like she's basically that
was super sketchy and that's the behavior that she complained about.
That's the context for what you're about to hear in
the rest of this video.
Speaker 4: However, I'm not a consumer of Benny johnson content because
I value my IQ and I'm not one of his
cerebral speed mump boomer followers. Unfortunately, I've watched his content
in the last twenty four hours because it's been said
to me. And before yesterday, I was unaware of the
content that Bennie Johnson had been putting out about me
on his show, including about my family and my children,
and that I should lose my child, that I am
not a sane parent, that I am a narcissist making
up lies about my finances and my family situation. So, Benny,
I have been sitting on the receipts of you for
far too long, you and your sociopathic behavior and the
way you operate your businesses and your grift. You want
to go, Benny, you want to talk about my children
and make this personal. Let's go, because I have been
sitting on this for far too long. And guess what,
a lot of people have been sitting on things about
you for far too long. And I will remind you
that if you live in a glasshouse. Stop throwing stones
for your little Facebook dollars, TTFM, your next.
Speaker 1: Damn.
Speaker 2: So I don't know what she's gonna do. I know
that rumors about Benny swirl all the time, about how
he had his's like closet gay and he's like that
all kinds of sex with men whatever, And I think
now he's got like four kids. I don't follow his
personal I don't life at all, So I don't know
about any of that, but I know that there have
been rumors and it sounds like those are gonna be
there's gonna be some receipts coming out. But for her
to be outraged at the fact that he called her
a narcissist, I don't know. I mean, this is the
content she puts out. I turn on the music just
to avoid a copyright strike, but this is the content
that she is famous for now on TikTok lip syncing
and whatever that is.
Speaker 1: So I just job actually had no tolerance for this crap.
Speaker 2: I mean, she's like a thirty year old mom now.
Speaker 1: Right of two by two different two different men.
Speaker 2: Tone that, don't you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Like that's maybe just like maybe just take the money
that Elon and this other dude are giving you and
just go live your life.
Speaker 2: Yeah, why do you have to do that at all? Like, well,
she needs a lot of attention.
Speaker 1: This is the thing. This is so listen. I don't
know if she's a narcissist or not. I don't really
know much about this chick, but just go you go
be a parent.
Speaker 2: Go anyway, moving on to more influencer wars, we talked
a lot about the whole TPUSA, the threat against Erica
that forced her to not be able to attend the
UGATPUSA event, And we mentioned yesterday that there were a
lot of photos and videos going around about the event
not being very well attended. And I speculated yesterday, you know,
maybe it's because people are getting kind of tired of
jd Vance and like his wishy washy stance on some things.
Speaker 1: And now we have.
Speaker 2: An attendee who has released a video saying that's not
what happened. Here is the real deal on the attendance
and on all kinds of other stuff related to that event.
This was directed at Candace Owens is.
Speaker 18: To seek psychological evaluation for her very weird, kind of
scary obsession with Erica Kirk and Turning Point. Let's expel
some of the latest rumors about the UGA event that
I was actually at. Candace, of course was not. First
and foremost, there's some missing context here. Candace is trying
to frame this as Turning Point could not sell enough tickets.
Turning Point wasn't selling tickets. This was a completely free event.
And where else would an organization be giving out connections
to the Vice President of the United States entirely for
free because they care about the youth being involved in politics.
I just think that Candace trying to detract from that
is disgusting to begin with. Moving on from there, another
thing that, of course Candace did not include or know about,
is that not the entire arena was available for the
public to sit in. There were only specific areas that
were being handed out, and that was done for security
purposes as this event was heavily threatened. There were protesters
all over, including one who was able to get inside.
There was also one who was able to get inside
back in DC, and I could tell you, as somebody
who was also at that one the pure look of
horror on Erica's face when a random man stood up
and started screaming belligerently. Nobody knew who this man was,
nobody knew what he was doing, nobody knew if he
was dangerous. It was absolutely terrible, and that happened again
at Uga, So this was a major problem. So when
you were seeing photos of parts of an empty arena
that was done on purpose in order to have crowd control.
In fact, I personally know people that had wanted to
attend the event that got told no because it was
already too full for the areas we were allowed to
be sitting in. Of course Candace doesn't know that, or
maybe she does, and she's still lying to try to
distort it. The next part of this is people going
after Erica for saying that she was too afraid to
show up because she was being so heavily threatened. I
want people to understand how severe a PTSD this woman has.
She watched her husband publicly get executed, So no, it's
not going to be the same feelings for her versus
somebody like JD.
Speaker 19: Vance.
Speaker 18: And I also think that it's very funny and hypocritical
of Candace OAN's to be saying this when asked why
she didn't go to Charlie Kirk's memorial. She said that
she was fearful for her life. Trump was there, Jade
Vance was there, Trump's entire administration was there, but Candace
was too afraid to go. But now when Erica says
she's too scared to show up somewhere, now that's a problem.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well she's a giant, raging hypocrite is what she is?
My god, Yeah, because just hypocrisy is everywhere with her.
It's kind of like the merch she sells on her site,
Like she has the merch that says, go make your
husband a sandwich or make your husband a swich. Has
she ever made her husband a sandwich ever? Like the
answer is no. I mean they have people for that.
I'm sure she has a whole staff making sandwiches for everybody.
Speaker 2: I don't think she's ever made a sandwich for herself.
It's interesting, the whole crowd thing. So, you know, I
hear what that gal is saying, and that's likely the case.
And Then Andrew Corvette, also on the Charlie Kirk Show yesterday,
said that they've had this continuous problem of liberals, liberal
groups swarming their ticket reservation system, and they're figuring out
ways to avoid that. But essentially what they do is
they go and they try to buy up as many
seats as possible, and then they just don't go. That's
their way of protesting, to try to make it look
like they don't actually have good attendance, and so all
kinds of things can be true at once. But I
thought that was a really interesting explanation for what was
going on with some of the photos. And it's true
that they every TPUSA event right now is being targeted.
It is absolutely crazy. There's one coming up at Baylor.
They're now saying that TPUSA Baylor has been restricted to
only eight hundred seats instead of the twenty two hundred
because they're also working diligently to pull off a simultaneous
LGBTQ event on the same day and are encouraging protests.
So this is exactly like this person says, It's all
coordinated and it is meant to threaten and silence opposing view.
Speaker 1: It's that's all that this is about. Baylor's fifteen minutes
from my house, and I will say that Baylor is
a Christian university, so I see that. I'm kind of like,
what are you doing, Baylor, Come on, what are you doing. Yeah, Like,
if anything, Christian University should be the one who they
should be embracing TPUSA. They should be wanting more TPUSA
events on their campuses. And it pains me. It makes
me so sad when they don't.
Speaker 2: I know, it sucks, It absolutely sucks. I don't see
this getting better. I see this only getting worse and
worse and worse because Candace is not stopping. Dan Bongino,
on his show yesterday also called this out. He was angry.
We were angry. Everybody should be angry because it's not okay.
What's happening.
Speaker 20: Here's Dan the nition of pure, unadulterated evil and demonic
like behavior. I'm sorry, but this is it dosing this
woman's travel. I mean, at what point how we as
evaporation of trust evaporated so much that this is considered
acceptable amongst a small cadre of lunatics that a woman
who saw her husband with children by the way, who
saw her husband brutally murdered on television by an assassin's bullet,
is now the target of her own threats by people
claiming to be unquote like our side. This is not
our side. I don't want any part of any freaking
cup like that club like that. You understand, I want
nothing to do with it. Count me out, not interested,
no matter what. I'd rather talk to one person on
this live stream right now than sit here and say
I'm a part of this bullshit. Thankfully we have twelve
minutes in forty two point seven thousand filled up a
stadium there, folks. We see this violence everywhere, and this
is an uncomfortable conversation to have because you can never
see violence and threats to Erica Kirk or anyone else
as the pressure valve. Because the only logical conclusion to
all of that is anarchy, is it not? If we
cannot openly talk to each other and debate these things.
And I'm not This is not some effort to like
virtue signal or oh we should just talk like. That's
not me. I'm a realist. I understand sometimes, especially when
it comes to nation states versus each other, talk time
runs out.
Speaker 6: It happens all the time.
Speaker 20: You've see in it right now and yourn. But when
we're we're on this individual basis, debating people with ideas,
and your first response is to punch someone in the
freaking or kick them in the balls or punch them
in the face. That only goes to one spot. Sooner
or later, somebody tougher than you is going to come
along and beat the shit out of you too.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 20: This is not the animal Kingdom.
Speaker 1: He's so right. I know, he's absolutely right. There always
will be somebody who's stronger than you, and we'll kick
the shit out of you. So I just hate where
we are. I know it's it's it'sty place. It is
interesting that you say that because yesterday I shared on
our Instagram page and a throwback picture of us from
seventeen years ago yesterday of us at the Tea Party rally.
You and I started out you know, our site, and
we were involved in the Tea Party movement, which I
don't even that's fizzled, right, And like Andrew Breitbart was
such an inspiration for us, I mean just all it's
I just feel like conservatism the movement has changed. There
are so many grifters and I want to be popular
people in this in this movement. They come in and
it's it's not like it used to be. There are
a lot of us old timers that are still here
doing what we do. We've been doing this for seventeen years,
and then there are these Listen, I know, I sound
like I'm shaking my rake. I know, young.
Speaker 2: Whipper snappers, but a lot of but a lot of.
Speaker 1: These people come in and they do it for the money.
They do it for the they want to be famous
and they want the money. And it shows, Yeah, it
really shows.
Speaker 2: It's funny that you bring that up, because there's been
this this trend on Twitter over the last week or
so because they've changed some algorithms. They noticed that, like
people were just repurposing content and making a fortune on
Twitter of content that's not even original. So they've been trying,
I know, the folks at X have been trying to
like sort out how to make the whole creator fund
work better for people. Listen, we make a little bit
of money from Twitter, Like we probably make enough to
buy each other a cup of coffee a couple times
a month. That's literally, like we do not get our
income from Twitter buy any stretch. But enough people do
that they stop caring about what they're saying. They don't
it's not even about what they think or what they
feel or opinion or commentary. It's just how do I
get clicks and views and engagement on this piece of content.
If that is your goal, that sucks and it takes
away from the movement.
Speaker 1: It's a drug. It's like it's a drug for these
money corrupts money. So we've seen it happen time and
time again. We've seen people who are were essentially good
people get into politics and it corrupted them and they
become terrible people. But then when this industry, you know,
I think you and I are just on the We've
always been sort of on the periphery, you know what
I mean, Like we're just sort of outside looking in
and we're not super popular. But it's You're right, there
is a lot of engagement farming. There's a lot of
peop people though, where it's just social media and like
all these different platforms have taken it to a level
where some of it's just gross. I just look at
it and I'm like, I don't and I don't want
to be associated with those people. I don't. I don't
And when when, and even sometimes with our team, they'll
be like you got to do you got to get
out on this platform because these people are doing this too,
and it's like, I don't want to be those people
I don't want to. So that's it's a weird dichotomy,
you guys.
Speaker 2: It's it's super interesting to watch the people who are
complaining about the algorithm changes, because really, if you're if
you're a legitimate, normal person who just wants to share
ideas and opinions, that should be the least of your worries,
you know what I mean. But the fact that you're
like I've this is how I make my living and
I'm worried about this algorithm change, check yourself. Maybe find
something more productive to do, right, because this is not
it Like, if you're just farming for clicks, that's gross, I'm.
Speaker 1: Telling oh, it's disgusting. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Someone I saw someone in the chat asking why is
Mack always ripping on JD?
Speaker 1: Listen?
Speaker 2: I like JD a lot, but I do worry about
the fact that he's wishy washy and he is going
to have issues with his relationship with Tucker, with his
inability to call out things strongly when it comes to
Israel support, et cetera. And the Candy Catholics, for example,
are going to be one group of ostensibly right wing voters,
a block of voters who will want nothing to do
with him for different reasons. So it's super interesting. I
saw this from Carrie Prujon. She's I don't even I
think she's mad maybe about what JD said about the
pope because he defended Donald Trump saying, you know, maybe
the Pope should kind of stay in his own lane.
Speaker 6: Whatever.
Speaker 2: So now there's like this group of candy Catholics who
is like, I'm another vancer. So this is vance has
all kinds of is she's because he keeps riding the
fence and not just being straight out. Andy's got his views.
Speaker 1: He's got Tucker's son working for him. Yeah, that's gonna
be a problem, you guys. It's a problem. There's a
million other people that could be working for him. Why
why does he have Tucker's son work? Tucker hates this administration.
I mean Tucker still today yesterday, still obsessing over what
Trump said on Easter mm hmmm, because we can't affect
his mom. I mean we could never have been along,
you guys. Really, I'll do that as long as I
want to do it. It's a free freaking country, dude. Sorry,
you're stipping for like it is law. I'd like I
the fact that he is so obsessed with that is
a problem. And his son, listen, I know you, like
you shouldn't have to pay for the sins of your father,
your mother, whatever, But there still is that connection, and
it's weird to me. It's weird.
Speaker 2: It's problematic, There's no question about that.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And there was the the comment that he made at
the TPUSA event the other night, you know, saying like,
here's podcasts you should listen to, and then included theo Von.
So Theovon has gone completely off the rails, absolutely off
the rails.
Speaker 1: Also hates this administration right now.
Speaker 2: Yes, and so the mistake that JD is making is
thinking that all the people that helped Trump get elected
are just going to fall in line behind his candidly,
and as Ben Shapiro said yesterday, Ben was on fire
in so many different ways. Ben called JD vance out
on this as well, specifically on the Theovon recommendation. Here
is Ben.
Speaker 21: And Theovon is basically just a Bernie Sanders leftist who
does not like the censorious impulses of the left and
engages in all the same conspiracy theories, and of course
is good friends with Candace Owns and all the rest
of it, and that's the guy that the Vice president
thinks that everybody should should listen to. Now listen, maybe
the Vice president thinks he has to kiss Theovaughan's half
retarded ass in order to keep him in the coalition,
and that's his political calculation. I think it's a bad
political calculation. There's no politician who is fully capable of
just picking up a prior president's coalition and then just
carrying it forward. It didn't work for Hillary Clinton with
Barack Obama. It's not going to work for JD. Vans
with Donald Trump. Just because theovonn and Joe Rogan back
Trump doesn't mean that they're going to get behind Donald Trump.
Speaker 6: They're going to get behind Jady Vance right.
Speaker 21: The reality is that the Vice president's current coalitional strategy
I think is deeply flawed. It is hard for me
to see how he doesn't shrink President Trump's coalition across
the board. But that's a political calculation. Maybe he is
better than mine. It is certainly not a moral calculation.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I agree, like they are dissing the crap out
of this administration. So I just think it was that
that was a wrong calculation on his part, he's like here, you.
Speaker 2: Know, maybe he just like remembers his time and enjoyed
being on Theo's podcast and has not paid a look
of attention to how much it's changed since.
Speaker 1: It'd be possible, but he really should, and if he doesn't,
he should ask his people. Maybe not maybe not Tucker's son,
but he should ask his other people. You know, what's
going on in some of these podcasts, or let me
be prepared better for that answer if you're going to
recommend podcasts to people, because the ones that are like
this administration sucks probably aren't the ones you should be recommending,
right you're going to be running for president, Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 2: So it was just it's just been odd. Ben also
talked a lot about the whole threat against Erica and
and Kandas's obvious role in that. Now on Kandas's show,
she was like, I don't even why would I be involved?
I mean, she's such an she just she's the worst.
And I wade like, do I show clips of her
show last night? Because I saw clips that I could
have shared, and then I was like, no, I'd much
rather show Ben ripping on her. And so that's what
we're doing. Here's another one.
Speaker 21: Who do you think is monitoring Erica's travel? Who do
you think is doing that? Do we have any clues?
Do you have any clues?
Speaker 6: Well? Well, I mean hm.
Speaker 21: Candace Owens has been saying that her followers are supposed
to follow Erica and give tabs on it. I wonder
where could this have come from. Megan Kelly has refused
to condemn Candace Owens on this topic in any way,
shape or form. Now Megan, of course will lie and
claim that my criticism of her on this matter has
something to do with Israel. But you should go back
and listen to the prior sentence. Again, Israel was not
in that sentence Erica. And by the way, the same
mystery of Tucker Carlson, because this entire conspiratorial grievance party.
Speaker 6: Worldview, it is only one.
Speaker 21: Here was Tucker Carlson over the past few months defending
Candie Owens over and over and over again.
Speaker 6: Here he was with THEO von who will come up
again shortly? Do I trust Candice more than I trust
your average DOJ official?
Speaker 9: Are you joking?
Speaker 6: It's not even close to It's not even close. But
he trusts Candace.
Speaker 21: So again presenting my full scale support for Candace Owens
as she turns Erica Kirk into a punching bat after
Erica's husband was murdered in front of everybody. So why
are people you know threatening Erica Kirk? Why are they
following around her plane?
Speaker 6: Why?
Speaker 21: I can't imagine. Literally yesterday, by the way, will all
of this was going down. Buckley Carlson, Tucker's brother who
travels with Tucker and joins the show sometimes as the commentator,
tweeted in defense of Candace, while Candace was speculating again
that Erica I had no actual security throughout at all.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and there again that guy who just said that
his son works for JD. So it's just problematic, you guys.
On top of that, somebody asked, is THEO have kids?
Theo's not married, doesn't He's like you will be. He's
like almost fifty years old. I saw him in concert
about a year and a half ago here in Belton, Texas.
He's a troubled dude, very stream of consciousness. He was
on something. I'm pretty sure if he wasn't on something,
he acted like it. I mean, he's funny. He is funny.
That's why I want to go see him because I
thought he was kind of a funny guy. But there
are parts of it where I'm just like, he just
doesn't seem like he's all there, you know.
Speaker 2: And I think he wants a wife. I think he
wants kids. I think we've talked about that before. But
he's such an immature in it.
Speaker 1: I was gonna say he's an adolescent. He's a grown man.
That's basically like an adolescent.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Anyway, So because I've just been obviously, I think
I can't remember. I think it was Pennsylvania. He had
a sold out event the other day the other day,
and there was I saw a lot of Q and
a questions of him that he just is so good
in that environment, so so good at it, so glad
that he does it. But I also saw this old, old,
old clip of him, like you look so much younger.
I don't know what year this is, but it's when
he was debating somebody about racism, and it just reminded
me of how long he's been a complete prodigy. I
actually saw a video of him at the age of
twelve on Larry.
Speaker 1: King playing but oh my gosh, he was playing the
theme from Schindler's list.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was just a phenom, you know.
Speaker 1: Really, Yeah, he is brilliant, brilliant man.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So anyway, here's a throwback to again, unrelated to what
we've been talking about, but a clip of Ben Shapiro
on racism.
Speaker 17: White family worth is sixty nine times more than that
of black families. Given this disparity, how can you argue
that racism is not a driving factor in income inequality.
Speaker 21: Because it has nothing to do with race and everything
to do with culture. And when you have a culture
that doesn't and when you know what, explain to me
you Explain to me why black kids aren't graduating high school.
Speaker 6: Explain that one to me.
Speaker 21: Explain to me why black kids are shooting each other
in rates significantly higher than whites are shooting each other.
Explain me why thirteen percent of the population is responsible
for fifty percent of the murder. Explain to me why
the number of blacks and black kids in prison, not
for innocent reasons, not for walking down the stream getting
pulled into a prison.
Speaker 6: Is so high if it has nothing to do with culture.
Speaker 21: Explain to me why the single motherhood right in the
black community jump from twenty percent to seventy percent in
the same course of time that the civil rights movement
has made such tremendous strides. Is America more racist now
than it was in nineteen sixty And if it is,
please explain to me how that happened.
Speaker 1: It's so good, it really is. And then the lady
she puts her hands in and then she's like, oh no, damn, anyway,
I love him.
Speaker 2: Do we want to talk about clovicular and show the
hot Australian interviewer?
Speaker 1: Or do we not? I really don't like him. Do
you guys want to talk about that? Do we want
to talk about it?
Speaker 2: Because I do have some clips that.
Speaker 1: Are we can if you want to, we want to,
let's just dot let's do it, let's do it. Why not,
let's see what let's do it. Freaky things that guys
doing today?
Speaker 13: Do it?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 2: Because of the whole incident that we talked about, and
everybody's like, no, okay, well then you don't have to stay.
That's fine, it's what we're just going to talk about it.
So yeah, it's the end of the show. So he
had the overdose attempt or not attempt, but he had
the overdose incident and then was immediately back on saying, wow,
the like the hospital stuff really descended my face and
all of those things. So now he is saying he
did another live stream yesterday and there's weird noise in
the background that you'll hear from time to time. But
he's saying that he can no longer do in real
life live streaming without drugs.
Speaker 1: That's how much he depends on them.
Speaker 2: So now he's saying he's not going to do drugs,
which means that he can't do the live streaming. This
is him.
Speaker 16: Yesterday anymore substances for a little while, hopefully for forever.
But that means I can't really i'll stream anymore. So
that's the thing. I really can't i'll stream because, as
you guys know, I'm quite rutal without that ship. So
that's uh, I.
Speaker 2: Think I have to figure something else out.
Speaker 16: Fuck, I have to figure out a new method. Either
practice mogging's ober just find any content.
Speaker 22: Said yeah, it's fucking done for it, or maybe like
get a real job, go go lake concrete or something
like a real man, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: Like, I'm gonna have to practice mogging. So what that is?
Speaker 1: What's mogging?
Speaker 6: What is it.
Speaker 2: I'm so glad you asked, because that was a subject
that the guy from Australian sixty minutes talked about. Now, okay,
this is a guy who people think is super hot.
So definitionally he was mogging Clavicular, which means that you're
out shining them in some way. You're outshining somebody when
you mog them. But you can mog somebody in appearance,
you can mog somebody in intellect, you can mog them
in various ways, because it's just a catch all term
for like being better than them in some aspect.
Speaker 1: Right. So the Australian guy.
Speaker 2: I love him because he is clearly he clearly knows
that Clavicular is a complete idiot, and he's making fun
of him in real time and like just he thinks
that his entire stick is stupid, which it is. I
don't love him because he has like really bad vocal fry,
which you know how I hate that and guys especially,
And because there's something about him that Justin Trudeau's me like,
it's very he's very Justin TRUDEAUI baba he's a beta. No,
I don't think he's a beta, but there's something about
his appearance. That is justin Trudeau attractive. Yeah, and I
know some women are into that. Am I God? That
so he wanted He asked clavicular, are you mogging me
right now?
Speaker 10: And here?
Speaker 1: Here that went?
Speaker 19: You could mog someone, you know, you could hype mog them,
you could be taller. Uh so it typically means like
outshining someone in some regard.
Speaker 8: Are you mugging me right now?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 16: What and what metric?
Speaker 8: Anny hm?
Speaker 2: Hm?
Speaker 19: Status smogging?
Speaker 8: What do you mean while that?
Speaker 19: I mean, uh, like I might be status smogging you.
Maybe I don't know, you're fine, like potentially uh, money bogging.
Speaker 8: Who's to say, right, I just I don't know.
Speaker 19: But like you know, those are different types of bogs
that you could achieve on someone. It doesn't only pertain
to look, right, So there's all types of mogs.
Speaker 8: We'll hope assigner and Streaky's about appearance and looks rot
So would you say your looks?
Speaker 19: I can't really, I can't really see YouTube, be fair.
I see you the light cameras quite far away, so
I'll just give it to you.
Speaker 8: Really, Yeah, I mean I can't see it.
Speaker 2: I can't.
Speaker 1: This is the greatest, This is the greatest interaction ever
just shook.
Speaker 2: Listen.
Speaker 1: I don't want to like label every gen Z or,
but like that's it's like gen X versus gen Z.
I'm mugging you right now. I mean, I'll give it
to you and maybe status or like money, mugging you
because I can't see you and I can't see your face,
old person, I can't see it, but I mean, I'll
just give it to you. By the way, I think
that Australian gu is kind of hot.
Speaker 2: Well that's the thing. That's what people are saying is
that he totally what's the word. It's not hogging, but
he like he was looks maxing him, you know what
I mean, He's.
Speaker 1: Just sitting there. He's just being Australian and hot. There's
no logging or maxing. He's just being himself because we're
normal humans. And then that loser, I mean that you
have who likes that, you guys, and gets so much.
Speaker 2: I enjoyed this. I enjoyed this interview so much, you guys.
Speaker 1: She has a psychology degree. This stuff makes her interested
in that, like she's fascinated by the crazy of these people.
I don't think totally so.
Speaker 2: Because looks maxing is a term that was born from
the in cell movement. The hot Australian guy. I wanted
to know him, He wanted to know does clavicular I
can't even believe that that's what he goes by? But
does he have a problem being connected to in cells?
Is he in fact an in cell? And then he
also went on to ask, and you'll hear just the
tail end of this, you know about that whole group
outing that he had with Fuintez and Tate and all
that stuff. So so anyway, here is how and again
it's the faces that he makes because he knows this
kid is full of shit, and that's why I love
the interaction. But here is the in cell part was.
Speaker 8: Born out of the in cell community and movement. And
do you identify with that group? How do you feel
about being linked to that group of people?
Speaker 19: Do I identify as an inceell? I mean, how could
you ask me that question as a follow up after
you asked me about my relationships to women? I mean,
that's quite literally the worst sequence of questions I think
I've ever heard.
Speaker 8: Well, let me rephrase it. Then, Luke's maxing was obviously
its own created body, and so community how do you
feel about being linked to that group.
Speaker 19: I'm not linked to that group in any way. Looks
maxing is self improvement, right, so it's about potentially even
ascending out of that category. So that's that would be
kind of one of the goals is to disassociate from
being a hint sell and overcome that. So that doesn't
make sense.
Speaker 1: Also, if you say this, this is going to drive
him crazy because he just looks maxing. But you know
how Tom Cruise has like the middle tooth. Yeah, he
has that. Really, I didn't even notice that.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna have to look.
Speaker 1: Tom really has that. He has them. You know, you
can't un see it once you see it, but he
has that. It's gonna I hope he sees this. You
have a middle tooth.
Speaker 2: At some point in this interview, Clovicular realized he had
been mobbed, like in every way you know what I mean,
Like he is outmatched because of Australian dude, because of
Australian dude, and so so he decides to do what
immature idiots do when they are out mogged, and that
is to insult. But the problem is is that he
tried to be like, well, I I didn't. I didn't
check in to see like if you you know how
much your wife cheated on you? Oh, I know, it's
so stupid, but listen very carefully to the response and
then you'll see what happens.
Speaker 19: Too bad. I didn't have time to look into you
know anything about potentially uh you know who's who your
wife cheated with? But don't try to go down that
line of questioning. Uh me all right, because any political married.
Speaker 8: Was simply people.
Speaker 19: So I could uh, I could teach you about looks
Max and then maybe you could switch that up. But
thanks for thanks for the time.
Speaker 8: Appreciate the interview. All right.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, the insecurity is off the chart so
so much Australian. He's like, this guy is a douchebag.
I mean, I just I can't you're so these guys
are so insecure and he needs drugs just.
Speaker 2: To get by, just to talk to people, which I mean,
I feel sorry for him because this is such a problem.
I mean, like I feel sorry for this generation in
there because of their inability to socialize, to be normal
in social situations. My son has that problem, you know
what I mean, like where he gets really self conscious
and nervous, and I get it, like they're so in
their phones and not in the real world that some
people like Clavicular end up feeling like their only way
out is to medicate. Ug crazy. I mean, it's crazy,
and he's probably convincing his idiot followers that they can
do that too, and then they can Matt whatever, mod
and Max and do all the things.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's you're somebody said people do need Jesus, Like.
Speaker 13: Just I know.
Speaker 1: You guys related.
Speaker 2: And then this is also a great lead in to
our talks for today. Matt Rife.
Speaker 1: I don't particularly love his.
Speaker 2: Actual stand up routine, but his crowd work is my
favorite thing. Oh my god. He does it better than
literally anybody, and you're going to see an example of
that in a moment. But he saw Australians interview with
Clavicular and here is what he said. Anyone who uses
the word mog should be euthanized, brain rotting, mental illness
and a hundred percent right.
Speaker 1: I mean it's a little harsh. I may not have
said euthanization is the answer, but right.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I love him. There's just nobody that
does crowd work better than Matt Rife. He's so quick
on his feet and it's a joy to watch.
Speaker 8: Now.
Speaker 2: I know there's gonna be people that get themselves all
bent out of shape about this clip, and they're gonna
be like he'sive.
Speaker 1: Because he says offensive things. He's so afraid going to
We're gonna get tweets and emails.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's fine, and you'll see from this clip
he knows that he's going to get the complaints. But
here's what I love about this clip. As you know,
my son Thomas was in a wheelchair. He had cerebral palsy.
There is a guy at Matt's show who clearly has
cerebral palsy or a similar affliction in a wheelchair. And
what I love about Matt Rife is that he does
not ever talk down or everybody change up. Everybody is equal,
and so too is the is the kid in the wheelchair.
He can't communicate very well, but who is there? Obviously
because he knows who Matt.
Speaker 1: Rife is.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: He wants to laugh exactly, and there is.
Speaker 2: No one that is off limits from the teasing and
the ribbing and the whole stick that Matt Rife has.
He is hilarious. With the crowd, and so he says
things that you know, some people are gonna be like,
oh my god, I can't believe he said that to
a guy in a wheelchair. You guys, it's freaking hilarious
and I loved it, and I feel like I especially
get to say that, you know what I mean, because
this is exactly how I would would have wanted him
to treat Thomas in his audience.
Speaker 9: What's up?
Speaker 20: Man?
Speaker 6: Who are you here?
Speaker 16: With?
Speaker 2: You?
Speaker 5: Here with your cousin?
Speaker 6: What cousin?
Speaker 1: What's your name?
Speaker 16: Jake?
Speaker 2: Good to meet you, dog, Jake, And.
Speaker 5: Logan sounded Logan, shut up, everybody, shut up already.
Speaker 11: I can already tell how y'all gonna feel about this,
and I'm not gonna stand for it, neither will he.
Speaker 18: I love it, love it.
Speaker 9: Shut up. He's a show.
Speaker 2: Know what he came for?
Speaker 9: All right?
Speaker 1: That's right, that's not true.
Speaker 2: He can totally be here against this.
Speaker 9: We don't know.
Speaker 2: He could just take the ones that come the show.
Speaker 6: He was like, oh, but parking is gonna be a disaster.
Speaker 9: Logan, I just sure that I love it so much.
Speaker 1: It's so great.
Speaker 2: It was perfect, absolutely perfect. All right. We do have
some reviews from the Apple podcast platform. If you haven't
left one yet, please do because we're gonna eventually read
them all. And I think we've got three today if
I'm not mistaken.
Speaker 1: Here's the wait, all right?
Speaker 2: From Laurie.
Speaker 1: Love this podcast. Very informative and entertaining. These two gals
are extremely current and very funny. We're so current, We're
so current.
Speaker 2: Were current.
Speaker 1: I literally have like jeans on from like six years ago,
but I'm current. Love it you guys.
Speaker 2: Let's see here is the next one, Okay?
Speaker 1: Love Mock and Daisy From Mary two two seven four.
Speaker 18: Oh.
Speaker 1: I begin my day with news and laughter and care
of the chicks. Thank you, Mary. Isn't that cute?
Speaker 2: I'm very sweet?
Speaker 1: From b Joe forty two. Great way to start the day.
Love this podcast. Mack and Daisy bring the daily news
with the mix of humor and middle age no filter attitude,
which I wouldn't say that.
Speaker 2: Why did you have to say the middle part?
Speaker 1: I always start my workday listening to them and they
get me laughing and informed all at the same time.
Thanks chicks, you are the absolute best. We are middle aged,
we're gen xers, and we're proud of it. Actually, I'm to.
Speaker 2: The point now where I like genuinely feel like complimented
about being middle aged because I just feel.
Speaker 1: Old, you know what I mean. Okay, listen, I being
a gen xer. It's a badge of honor. I feel
like we're like, we're the feral generation and I'm fine
with it. I'm good with it.
Speaker 2: Let's see, we have a thank you to Matt Napier,
thanks to all the insiders for the birthday wishes. I
got banned from Facebook again for posting this thanks for
the birthday wishes. Hope you paid your taxes. Lots of
illegals and demon rats are counting on you. He got
banned for posting that.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, that's nuts. Can you even believe that?
It's well kind stupid? I kind of can't. So stupid
all right?
Speaker 2: From locals, Holloway oh nine two three said Mack is right.
Trump's taxes are probably extremely complicated. Trump has to take
a salary, but he then donates it to the charity
of his choice, so he must account for the income
on his federal taxes and then take the charitable donation.
He doesn't get a deduction for the entire donation, so
he'll have to pay taxes on some of the money
he donated. Plus he probably makes millions of dollars a
year in investment income and has to pay capital gains.
That was a very detailed ex very very detailed.
Speaker 6: Roth.
Speaker 2: Lady Wright said, my NILA's I love you so much
for making my mornings great. Please help congratulate my daughter
Lexi and her volleyball team for a solid fifth place
out of one hundred and fourteen teams wow at the
Old Star in Houston last weekend. We are so proud
of that.
Speaker 1: Congratulations. That's fantastic. Good for her. Yeah.
Speaker 2: She also said, of some of you might remember, I
was concerned about my sister and all of her injections
to her face. I mentioned something to her and she
got a full blown face lift. I can't with people.
Have a great day. Don't f with your face, family,
I mean, yeah, deplorable, Jenny said, thanks mock. As a
card carrying gen xer, I don't often understand words out
of my nine year old boy anymore. That interview made
me lol at work. I will so enjoy throwing some
of these ridiculous terms at him. Oh my god, you should,
you should totally. He looks maxing your friends today or
whatever you mogging me? Are you mogging totally on Venmo?
Let me make sure I get everybody, should get my
glasses out when I do this, because damn uh okay
Brian Bremley. Brian said Barb got her new heart a
few hiccups, but she is stable. Don't get to see
her until two thirty this morning. Thanks to all Manilas
for your powerful prayers. Oh my gosh, that's such good news.
Keep press good news. Angela Lake said, Happy anniversary to
my love and I twenty one years. What a lucky guy.
Balls take my money.
Speaker 1: Love you good, I love it.
Speaker 2: Happy anniversary, Colleen W said, speaking at THEFT, My husband
retired from the military last year and went to the
private sector. His pension plus a simple job bumped up
our tax bracket and withholding was off. We owed over
ten thousand dollars this year and the IRAS jointed it
out of his account yesterday. He went from saving a
healthy buff from saving a healthy buffer to six hundred
dollars take my audit money. Yeah, I Feelia, We totally
feel you.
Speaker 1: To Theft.
Speaker 2: Diana Salmon's Floyd said, celebrating my fifty eighth birthday with
my favorite chicks. Thank you for being amazing. You make
my mornings better. Now off to work.
Speaker 1: Balls, Happy birthday, Happy birthday, Know you, Marsy Paroles. Good morning,
Mac and Daisy. Happy Friday, Eve. Have a wonderful day.
See you tomorrow. Much love, thank you, Marcy, Shelley bolt On,
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Thank you, Marcy super Nova. Why did Tinkerbell invite Lindsay
Graham to Disney? She invited him because he is her
very graam mother. My apologies, Philip may Fi nine five
lips can scream and blow whistles and attack journalists and
nothing happens. A conservative praise across the street from an
abortion mill straight to jail, right, because we got a
bunch of wosses on our side that won't do this stuff,
you know. BTK twelve thirteen. Republican and independent voters better
wake up to reality. That's right, our an erm Is
it just me? Or is Bettina a forty or younger
twin of Milania? Just take my doppelganger money. You know what?
She does look a lot like Malania. She does. I
didn't notice it until right. Wow, it's a great point.
Speaker 2: I mean, you just you've got to be so gorgeous
to get family.
Speaker 1: She definitely looks a little different than Kimberly Gilfoyle. You know,
Julie truly in Kentucky. Disappointed in Josh Sider on podcast
a couple of days ago. He joined the Erica bashing team, judging,
questioning her grief and the infamous clothing purchase. Not happy
with him, like you said, money corrupt.
Speaker 2: Oh I don't want to know that. I want to
just love Josh Sider.
Speaker 1: Is he really doing that? Yeah? It kind of sucks,
damn it. De Plury Bassouna in three one two eight
look up UK's home office, pathways game and Amelia Btkate Okay,
we'll look it up btk twelve thirteen. Chat should vote straight?
Are now primary the right primary? The Rhinos?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 2: But what if the rhinos like lindsay, you know what
if the alternative is like that guy, you know, that's
like we need more Thomas Massey's and Marjorie Taylor Greens.
I gotta go rhino in that case, you know what
I mean, because at least he votes like a Republican totally,
even if people want to call him a rhino.
Speaker 9: Yep.
Speaker 1: But Mama eight, THEO has actual brain trauma from heavy
drug use in his youth. He's open about it. That's
why I always joke about him being a poster child
for some brain cells don't grow back. Yeah, you can tell.
You can totally tell. Supernova. I am look mogging clavicular
in my next race.
Speaker 2: You probably are.
Speaker 1: You go. Marci Parraleas, my three and a half year
old great granddaughter had her tonsils out yesterday. Please pray
for her speedy recovery. Thanks y'all, Yes, please do that.
Jan Felipe MV. Hello, ladies, I just realized I've been
mogging everyone since birth. When will you join the influencer wars? Also,
please make a section explaining youth slang for all of
us old people. Since you seem to be experts. First
of all, we're not experts. Secondly, we will never join
the influencer Wars. I think Candice try to drag us
into that member at one point we were like no,
thank you, but no, yeah, we just are not going
to do that.
Speaker 2: I don't want to fight it. I don't want to
fight We don't for me. We definitely have a side,
you know what I mean, like Canda's Wars.
Speaker 1: Obviously we have a side, but I'm not I'm not
doing that's important enough. Well that and plus, we don't
fight with people who deny the Holocaust.
Speaker 23: I'm not doing hello right, by the way, speaking of
the youth slang, I do have a video for everybody
tomorrow that I thought was so handy where there was
this guy that tells you, like what your slang was
as a gen xer, and then the equivalent for millennials
and then the equivalent for gen Z.
Speaker 1: So I love it. That's handy.
Speaker 2: So we'll do that tomorrow. So that was a good Friday,
good Friday for us to watch.
Speaker 1: Yes, for sure, all right, you guys were bringing it in.
It is Friday Eve, so great Friday Eve. You guys
have a wonderful, wonderful day. We'll talk to you tomorrow Hi, everybody,