Speaker 1: The call is coming from inside the house and the
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be the guy. Because this is Democrats, it's.
Speaker 2: Either mentally ill, whack jog or Muslim commis. That's who.
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Speaker 1: Okay, So, as I said yesterday, I was not intending
to stay up for Trump's Address to the Nation last night,
and I in fact did not stay up for.
Speaker 2: The Address to the nation. But I did catch up
this morning.
Speaker 1: And we're gonna just backtrack just a tiny, tiny bit
because Caroline Levitt returned to the podumodim wasn't that great?
Speaker 2: She looks great?
Speaker 1: Great to see I know, she looks great. She seems
like she feels great. She did great, and it was
nice to have her back. There were a couple of
moments that I just wanted to share with you guys
in case you missed it. And one of those I
don't know who this reporter is, some guy named Garrett,
And so Garrett decided to be all like why is
he why is he going to talk about the past?
Like why can't he just let this election stuff go?
And here is how that conversation went.
Speaker 4: Unable to let this go?
Speaker 5: Well, first of all, Garrett, I think part of the
problem is that the media has refused to acknowledge that
tens of millions of Americans across the country share the
concerns of this president about the sanctity of our elections.
And your premise of your question, you're jumping ahead to
a conclusion in this speech before even hearing it yourself.
I think that everyone should tune in tonight, including the
people in this room, and you should report on the
president's speech and the findings that he is going to
reveal in this speech with a little bit of honesty
and a little bit of integrity, because it does it
will shock you if you have an honest I listening
to the president tonight and everything he is saying will
be backed by by facts and by evidence that will
be provided this evening. And again, Garrett, again, I think
all Americans, Democrat Republicans should agree that we are the
greatest country in the history of the world. We should
have the safest and most secure elections in the history
of the world. And what the President will be speaking
about tonight will show you.
Speaker 2: That perhaps that is not the case.
Speaker 3: It's the whole like let it go thing. And somebody
said the same thing that I was thinking. It was
Jill something. I'm sorry, but if we're going to let
this go, if he wants us to let this go,
or the president to do it, they should let go
of January sixth, which they bring up every day.
Speaker 2: Yes, that is a great point. Stop it.
Speaker 1: That is a great point, indeed. But as you know,
as I said yesterday, I was like, one of the
reasons that I'm not particularly hyped up to stay up
for it or you know, get that into it is
because I'm sick and tired of hearing about the fact
that it was stolen. What are we going to do
about it? Yes, and so, and that's I still feel
like that today.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're not Listen, You're not alone. I mean all
of us want to see people go to jail.
Speaker 2: So where are real Where are where are the orange jumpsuits?
Where are they?
Speaker 1: Like, if there was a press confer or, if he
was going to address the nation and to announce all
of the arrests, I would be down.
Speaker 2: I'd be down to clown for that.
Speaker 1: But hearing that there is more evidence that there was
election fraud or whatever.
Speaker 2: I'm like, yeah, and we know I don't need evidence.
Speaker 1: I am I believe you, Like I completely am all
in on the believing I don't need any more. And
so and I guess, you know, the mainstream media outlets
maybe do because they still aren't even accepting it yet today,
which we'll get.
Speaker 2: To in a second.
Speaker 1: But I do appreciate amazingly Caitlin Caitlyn Collins. I'm always
like it, Kaitlyn Clark. No, that's the basketball for the
best Collins. She asked the question, and I didn't mind it.
Normally I can't stand her, and I really can't stand
her even in her tone in this clip, but the
question I appreciated.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Regarding the President's speech tonight, He's been in office over
five hundred and forty days now, if what he says
is tonight is backed up by evidence, why.
Speaker 2: Hasn't anyone been charged? Well, he hasn't revealed it yet.
Speaker 5: He hasn't declassified the documents yet. And you will see
what he says tonight and then we'll move forward.
Speaker 2: Appropriately from there.
Speaker 5: Tonight from the Justice Department. I don't speak on behalf
of the Justice Department, Kaitlyn.
Speaker 2: You know that ros will they'll be charges. You'll have
to ask the Justice Department.
Speaker 6: I don't charge people. I just speak on behalf of
the president. Rachel.
Speaker 3: Thanks you.
Speaker 2: I mean, I love the way she handles her. Yeah,
he does handle it. She's like, just shut up, you
know what. But at the same time, it's a great question. Yeah,
I would like to know that too.
Speaker 3: We would all like to know that, So go ahead
and start charging people. There are people who have been
engaged in this fraud for years.
Speaker 1: And that is the thing that is that's making me
a little bit crazy today because I don't understand. Yes,
he's declassifying it, or he declassified all the all the
documents and the evidence last night. That's great, but they
were still available and classified and available to people who
have access to classified information, So what is the hold up?
Speaker 2: Like, I get that the world.
Speaker 1: Is learning about the evidence last night, but y'all have
had it, Okay, So what's being done? That's what I
want to know, And that is what I get.
Speaker 3: Well, we feel that way the thing, and I didn't
get that. We feel that way about what. We feel
that way about a lot of things. It's like the
holding of the reservation and the keeping the reservation.
Speaker 2: You just gotta yeah.
Speaker 3: But I mean like CNN and ABC and NBC and
CBS and all those losers, they didn't even.
Speaker 1: CBS did show it save broadcast full Okay, yeah, because
CBS now has Barry Weiss that that's right and so
she's actually doing the right thing.
Speaker 3: But see, that's I think right back in the day,
everybody would have said, oh, the President's going to talk
for twenty twenty five minutes tonight. We're going to go
ahead and we're going to broadcast it. I think it's
very telling. The ones that don't don't you.
Speaker 1: Totally, And even the way that they excuse themselves for
not showing it is absolutely disgusting.
Speaker 2: Listen to this from CNN.
Speaker 7: Book reminder to our viewers will be watching tonight's presidential
address and listening to what the President says tonight, but
we're not going to take it live, as we've been discussing.
That's because this president sadly has a history of misleading
and in some cases, simply false statements on what we've
been talking about tonight, election security and integrity. Also, the
White House earlier today said he would be showing newly
classified documents, so we want to make sure that we
have time to review those documents, talk to experts about them,
could textualize whatever he says or shows before airing it.
But if there is news, we will bring it to you,
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Speaker 3: And he called them out in the speech. He called
out the deep state, which is what he's been trying
to do since twenty sixteen. He's been trying to do that.
And he called out our media.
Speaker 2: Which sucks so hard. They're so hard propaganda arms of
the Democrat Party. If you can't see that, I can't
help you.
Speaker 1: I know. And I was glad that he called out
the media because that it's ridiculous that they didn't show it,
especially especially because of the lead up. I mean, I
get that they're like maybe they're like just let.
Speaker 2: It go whatever.
Speaker 1: But when the president of the United States is telling you,
I've got like some explosive evidence to share with you,
that seems like something that you would want to.
Speaker 2: Carry right whatever you whether you believe it or not.
Speaker 1: And even with the evidence, these clowns, like I think
it was I think it was CNN who immediately came
out and they were like, yeah, none of this is
We've reviewed all the documents and none, none of this
is new information, and none of this is even supporting
what he said. And they couldn't possibly have reviewed him
because it's like thousands and thousands of documents and it
was like within five minutes of his speech. So they
that is a lot are lying. Yeah, they're the ones
that are lying, which just makes me.
Speaker 3: They lie and they cover They cover up fraud, they
cover up criminal activity.
Speaker 2: This is election.
Speaker 3: Integrity that we're talking about. It's kind of a huge deal.
It should matter to everybody, Yes, it should matter to everybody.
It's not okay, And the fact that these propaganda arms
are covering it up, right.
Speaker 1: Not, Kenny Rogers tweeted, refusing to air a presidential speech
to the nation about election fraud seems like a horrible
way to convince people that you weren't in on the
election fraud.
Speaker 3: Precisely, precisely right.
Speaker 2: You cannot trust these people. You cannot, You cannot.
Speaker 1: Kyle Becker, I think it was, had a tweet about
this as well, saying one of the funniest things about
the establishment media preemptively saying that Trump lied is that
almost everything in his address was based on declassified FBI
and CIA documents from the Biden administration. Even Biden and
Clinton complained about Chinese election interference. TBS is a hell
of a drug.
Speaker 3: It's a hell of a drug. Right, But I mean,
back in the day, there's a clip I saw about
Hillary and Rachel Mattow.
Speaker 2: You don't have that, do you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't have it, but I know what you're
talking about.
Speaker 3: I mean, they were and she Hillary Clinton was like,
why should Russia have all the fun? You know, we
should China since Russia is for the Republicans, which I
think is kind of absurd, Like does she know that?
Speaker 2: Like, what the hell it's like?
Speaker 3: She and then she said, we should, let you know,
we should ask I guess China to help us the Democrats,
and we'll get his tax records right, and Rachel Matt
was like, yeah, let's do that. I proclaim it. So
and this and this, we have this on tape, like
we see it. You can't they they won't report on that.
This is I mean, they were I'm sure they were
delighted that the Communist Party had their hands in our elections.
They were delighted about it because hopefully it would serve them.
Right there unlies the cover up.
Speaker 6: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 1: So some of the we'll play a couple of clips
from Trump's address. He talked about the fact he specifically
mentioned Michigan, but he also talked about the fact that
there were they uncovered like almost a quarter million people
who were non citizens registered to vote, which Democrats, of course,
have been trying to tell us this never happens, and
yet apparently it is and does.
Speaker 2: It's happening, and it does happen.
Speaker 8: We are releasing the results of a stunning investigation by
the Department of Homeland Security. According to the DHS review
state voter rows and public records, they identified approximately two
hundred and seventy eight thousand non citizens who are registered
to vote in federal elections. Since Democrats states refused to
share their voter files. The real number is actually much
higher than that. Yet, even this limited analysis found more
than a quarter of a million foreigners illegally registered to vote.
Put together, these disclosers reveal an election system so broken
and so vulnerable that no one can possibly defend it.
Speaker 9: It is not defensible.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and before they were like, this isn't happening, and
kind of like we said yesterday, your's two hundred and
seventy eight thousand that are actually happening.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean it's only two hundred and seventy eight thousand, right,
I mean you care? What does that matter? It's like,
what's fraud? I mean it's only like tens of millions.
What does it matter?
Speaker 3: It matters?
Speaker 1: And next they'll tell us why it's all really positive, right,
that it's happening.
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Speaker 1: So Trump also talked about, and this was big, the
fact that there were plenty of folks in the intelligence community,
the deep state, if you will, who knew exactly what
the dangers were to our election system and covered it up,
even from the President.
Speaker 2: Here's a little more on that.
Speaker 8: Pet of documents reveals that even when significant evidence fraud
has been detected.
Speaker 9: It has been buried and covered up.
Speaker 8: Among the disclosures tonight, our FBI files detailing evidence of
alleged fraud by a large scale voter registration operation in
Michigan in twenty twenty, Michigan State Police rated a Democrat
Get Out the Vote organization corrupt group the Muskegan and
were so concerned by what they found. They were just
so concerned they couldn't believe it. Actually that they contacted
the FBI in Detroit. The documents state that some canvassers
admitted to FBI agents that they signed voter registration forms
and other people's names, submitted fraudulent registration for people who
did not exist, and received gift cards tied to their
number of applications that they produced.
Speaker 9: In other words, it was pay play and cheat.
Speaker 8: The FBI agents working on the case believe that crimes
were committed, yet the Biden Department of Justice slow walked
the investigation and killed it denied. I'm asking the FBI
director to ensure that the matter is fully investigated and
to work with the Department of Justice to prosecute those
responsible for any crimes.
Speaker 3: I mean exactly, because those agencies, which is so gross
to me, they were supposed to be represented all of us.
Speaker 2: They were delighted.
Speaker 3: They were delighted to suppress Trump is what they were
delighted because they didn't want him to win, and for
good reason, because He's.
Speaker 2: Going to call their shit out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and they were even holding information out of his
presidential daily briefings. They were purposefully one of them, I
don't have the actual screenshot, but one of these FBI
folks was like, I'm basically running a shadow FBI right now,
Like that's in an email.
Speaker 2: That's one of the documents that got released.
Speaker 3: It's absolutely and again not Republicans are not responsible for that.
Speaker 2: It's Democrats.
Speaker 3: There's a video of Harry Reid saying at the DNC
convention in twenty sixteen. He was like, yeah, you should
do that. You should just give him fake FBI reports
or intelligence reports. Just give him fake ones because he's dangerous.
We think he's dangerous. And then they have the audacity
to scream like no Kings, and there's this is a
some sort of an oh agaky like you guys are
the ones who want to suppress what the truth is,
what you want to do, and you want to rig
elections in your face, and you want to give the
president of the United States false information or somehow you know,
just altered information when he should be getting the truth.
It's a it's gross what they do.
Speaker 2: Absolutely it is.
Speaker 1: And I and I I know.
Speaker 2: Trump is frustrated.
Speaker 1: I know we're all frustrated about the fact that the
Senate just cannot get the Save Act passed. It makes
me rage, and I know it does the same for everybody.
And you can tell that Trump is frustrated. And this
is what he said about that.
Speaker 3: Right, He's so right, unless you want to cheat, which
they do. And we've had example after example after example
of people on the left and the media who is
like working with them.
Speaker 2: They they want, they want to cheat. They're delightful.
Speaker 1: The last clip that we'll play from the speeches this
part about the burn bags.
Speaker 2: And we've heard about those before, and I.
Speaker 1: Can't even remember what case they were related to, whether
that was an Epstein thing or I don't even remember,
but we've heard from Cashptel about these burn bags before.
And essentially it's just like bags of documents that were
supposed to be burned that Obama had directed to be burned,
and that weren't that contain all kinds of very juicy details.
Speaker 2: Here's Trump on.
Speaker 8: That, importantly, addressing this crisis of election security, demands that
Congress must pass the Safe America Act.
Speaker 9: How easy is that to do unless you want a cheat?
Speaker 2: Thank you? Thank you, let's get this done. Let's get
it done.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's like start arresting these ass hats.
Speaker 9: Mm hmm.
Speaker 1: And there was so much involvement by China. And they
have so much information collected on America, on Americans, so
much so that they can actually create sort of composites
of individuals that truly exist and know enough about them
to fake their identity, to fake voter registrations, the whole
nine yards. So China was hugely, hugely involved in Trump
talked about that a lot in his speech, but didn't
actually talk about consequences for China, which was interesting, and
Governor DeSantis did he immediately because Trump said, starting during
the twenty twenty election cycle, China carried out what is
believed to be the largest compromise of election data in history.
Speaker 2: So Desanta said.
Speaker 1: It's time to yank the CCP student visas, which are
hundreds of thousands a year. And Trump is so digging
in his heels about that. He's never been interested in
stopping the fact that we have all these Chinese students,
you know, sucking up spots at our American universities that
should be reserved for American students. And so I was
glad to see that. DeSantis was like, hey, here's an idea.
Speaker 2: I mean, and I bet you Marco feels the same
way too. Mm hmm, yeah.
Speaker 3: I feel like Marco and DeSantis. God, would that not
be the most amazing to Oh my god, Oh my god.
Or like Marco and Brandon.
Speaker 1: Gill or Marco and Scott Bessett, or.
Speaker 2: Just Marco and anybody on our side.
Speaker 1: Marco, there's Marco, all the Marco They so Catherine Herridge,
who is one of those reporters, one of those journalists
that you can really I mean, she's she's a good one.
She's like one of the old school journalists. And she
immediately dug into all of the released declassified documents.
Speaker 2: And here's a little bit of what she reported.
Speaker 8: And significant numbers of burned bags information. And this is
a group of bags that were used to destroy information
given by President Barack Hussein Obama to be burned.
Speaker 9: It was supposed to be burned. These bags were supposed.
Speaker 8: To be at a different level by different people, incinerated
and checked, but it never happened.
Speaker 9: Maybe we got lucky.
Speaker 8: We believe this was not done on purpose, but rather
through gross incompetence of the people that were supposed.
Speaker 9: To burn the bags. But the findings are stunning.
Speaker 8: Today, I'm asking the Office of the Director of National Intelligence,
the Department of Justice, the FBI, and the CIA to
investigate how and why such crucial information was hidden, to
fire those involved in the cover up, and to file
criminal charges, if appropriate, against these people.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and China is also, I'm sure, very delighted to
have all these comedies in office.
Speaker 2: Well, they've helped orchestrate it.
Speaker 1: That's another one of the things that they've engaged in
is like all these huge social media campaigns to make
socialism more palatable, and you can see how well that's working.
Speaker 2: Totally, there's no question about it.
Speaker 1: John Solomon also talking about the release of information yesterday
evening right here, Oh.
Speaker 10: I think it a very significant announcement, not only what
he said, but the fact that they are leasing these
documents so that we can really fact check the claims
we heard this evening. I've been digging into the documents
already and I found this November twenty twenty email and
it specifically states it's a conversation among intelligence officials.
Speaker 2: It specifically states that they.
Speaker 10: Have quote deliberately massaged one of our pending PDBS, that's
the President's daily Brief to avoid any direct links.
Speaker 2: To the election, and that is consistent with my reporting.
Speaker 10: I understand the whistleblower complaint alleged, and I think we're
now seeing it in the emails that there was an
intentional effort to suppress intelligence about China's influence operations. And
this was Katie, like a massive effort.
Speaker 2: What they call a multi domain operation.
Speaker 10: That means trade, it means diplomacy, it means open source information,
it means social media, so all the levers of power
China had to influence the US election.
Speaker 3: He has just got a gut the deep state at
this point.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I mean he's been trying to do it for ten
years now. He's just got to do it. Go for
the jugular on these people.
Speaker 1: I mean, unfortunately, you know, like one for example, that
will show a screenshot of in just a second.
Speaker 2: Like you know a lot of these people have moved on.
Speaker 1: They're in private sector jobs now, they're not even in
the intelligence community anymore. I hope that what they did,
the level of cover up that they engaged in warrants,
you know, like some serious like some criminal charges. I
don't know because I don't know what the laws are
around that, but there has got to be action. There's
got to be consequences enough already, Yeah.
Speaker 3: Nobody and somebody in our comments said that Mike Lindell
should be he should be justified, or somebody should. I mean,
that's the thing is that over the past however many years,
if you are conservative and you were calling this out, you.
Speaker 2: Were basically called crazy.
Speaker 3: This is what the propaganda arm does is they point
their finger at you and they're like, you don't know
what you're talking about. You're crazy, You're just a crazy concern.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's fraud. It's election fraud.
Speaker 3: There are we are not in a constitutional republic if
our elections are not fair. Yeah, and so's they and
Democrats don't want it to be fair. They want to cheat.
And so this is a massive deal. And I'm glad
that he did what he did last night.
Speaker 1: I am too, but I don't know that it's going
to move the needle because of reporting like this, this
from ass hat Jonathan Carl.
Speaker 11: In the last few days as we got prepared for this,
It's very important to understand the president said this tonight.
Every intelligence chiefs vetted this speech they made sure it
was accurate. They told me they had never had been
briefed on the size of the breaches, the two hundred
and thirty million Americans of two hundred and twenty million
Americans who's data was stolen, that they consider it a
security breach. How many times on your network have you
reported that five countries are capable of hacking our election machines.
When is the last time you reported that Venezuela actually
succeeded in breaching a machine, which has implications for our
future security. You have him because it was never made public.
It has not been made to Congress, It's not been
so to the president.
Speaker 9: In the past.
Speaker 11: We checked the Presidential Daily brief. President was kept from
this information. Now we have a chance to fixate glass
chain of election security, make the twenty sixth election more secure.
Speaker 2: I love it.
Speaker 3: I was like, I don't believe this, there's nothing there,
but I haven't read everything.
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh, I.
Speaker 1: Haven't seen anything yet. That just makes it sound like
anything really nefarious.
Speaker 3: Have shut us, shut out, take all the speech. You
are the problem. The media is the problem.
Speaker 2: Good lord.
Speaker 1: So here's the lady, and I know it's at the
very bottom. Is just a screenshot of what she said
when she was talking about how you know she's essentially
I'm basically running a shadow government across the FBI. At
this point, she was one of the intelligence officials involved
in all of this, and now I think she works
at like Microsoft or something. So I don't know what
can happen to her, but I hope something can because this.
Speaker 2: Is a you go to jail, Yeah, for sure.
Speaker 1: Chris Eliza was also saying Trump was president when China
was able to get their hands on voter data for
two hundred and twenty million Americans. So the call is
coming from inside the house, and the Rapid Response team
was like, yeah, that's the point. It was purposely kept
from President Trump and from the American people in an
unprecedented cover up to undermine his first administration and his
twenty twenty campaign. Thanks for playing, good job catching up
with everybody.
Speaker 3: Moron is and I'm sure that with you know, when
it comes to Trump, he doesn't like being bled to
or condescend, like the condescension here, you know from the
Harry Reids who are like you should just keep that
from him because he's dangerous, like as if they're better
than Trump. And you know that just that just makes
him so angry. It would make me angry. You don't
get to decide that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you have a responsibility to report all of your
intelligence gathering anything of key interest, which this obviously is, yeah,
to the president. That's why it's a presidential daily Briefing.
That's what it's supposed to include. Yeah, the deep state
is deep.
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Speaker 1: All right, moving on, So that was that was that.
Now we're just kind of waiting, right, We're waiting to
see some heads roll because that's at this point, I
don't care about looking at more evidence.
Speaker 2: I am on board with the tampering. I get it.
I have been, I have gotten it.
Speaker 1: We have been talking about the ol En stay action.
Speaker 2: LA for years. People no less, so we want to
get suppressed.
Speaker 1: Go figure, all right, So there was there continued to
be major heavy strikes on Iran, and Pete Hegseth posted
this photo of the Comm's tower coming down and Matt
Tardio saying, I guess we're just sending messages now. The
USA has previously bombed this tower with precision munition early
this week while leaving the control tower standing, and today
that tour is down, which means that Iran can no
longer have the ability to communicate their terror threats with
commercial vessels in the Strait.
Speaker 2: So that went getting real. It's getting real, yep.
Speaker 1: And there was a very interesting moment speaking of Iran
that took place on Morning Joe yesterday, which you're about
to see. Morning Joe actually kind of went after Chuck
Schumer and.
Speaker 2: Was trying to get him to admit.
Speaker 1: No, okay, good, but it was he went after him
because he was trying to get him to admit something
pretty basic, which is that regardless of what you think
about the war, you know, the conflict with Iran, whether
you think we should have started it or not started it,
or whatever, wherever you are on that, shouldn't you at
least be able to admit that it's a good thing
that Iran's missile defense system and missiles are taken down
to the extent that they are, that they've been weakened
so much. You would think that that would be a
pretty easy yes for almost anybody to say, Well, yeah,
of course, it's a good thing for.
Speaker 3: Democrats though, because they, oh my gosh, I love the
criminals and the comedies and the terrorists.
Speaker 2: They love them.
Speaker 13: And so my question first, yeah, is it a good
thing that Iran and I think you would agree with me,
epicenter of terrorism in the world's in nineteen seventy nine?
Is it good that their military infrastructure is being degraded
in the degree that it is?
Speaker 14: Yes or not, it's you can't because it's a premature question.
What's going to happen in the next several months.
Speaker 13: No, no, I can ask that question. I said, no, no, no,
I can't. So you have a military side there, but
I can show you my chart.
Speaker 6: But I think they're away.
Speaker 1: You have the military side, you have the political side.
Speaker 13: I'm simply asking on the military side, is it good,
regardless of whether we agree with going in or not,
is it good that Iran's military infrastructure has been.
Speaker 14: Syian Again, I have to tell you, Joe first, you
can't what's going to happen in three months from now?
Speaker 6: Is it worth it?
Speaker 14: What's going to happen? Will the world economy collapse? Will
something happen even worse, will the whole energy infrastructure of
the world go up and smoke? So you have to
when they do it without planning, when they do it
without understanding where.
Speaker 6: They're Goingtor Senator, where they're going.
Speaker 2: I don't think it's a question.
Speaker 15: Yes it is.
Speaker 16: You do not strategize the consequences of the action, the
military action, if you obliterate and do all these things,
but you don't actually play on your minds and have
strategy for thee Let me consequence.
Speaker 13: Let me answer the question for everybody in America.
Speaker 6: The answer, yes, it's.
Speaker 13: Good that the terrorist regime, their military has been and
capabilities have been degraded radically.
Speaker 3: Right, cut all of the jokers on that panel, and
the only reason Schumer is saying that it's not like,
imagine if Obama was president, Obama did it, He'd be like,
this is the greatest thing ever.
Speaker 2: They hate Trump. It's all TDS. TDS is so.
Speaker 3: Rampant just on that panel, Oh my god. And Chuck
is all like, well, what if this happens, What if
that happens? What if a Ran had gotten a nuclear weapon?
It that's the whole point. He is a farting idiot,
so he is God.
Speaker 1: All right, we need to see some good, good stuff.
And there was good stuff at the State Department yesterday.
There was like a meeting at the State Department of
like sixty foreign dignitaries to hear remarks given by Stephen Miller,
by Scott Bessant, but mostly by Scott, by Marco.
Speaker 2: God, which we'll get you.
Speaker 1: It was masterful, but they and they were taught. The
whole point was to talk about terrorism, and specifically terrorism
by the left, the threat of communism, all of those
things were on the table and Scott Besson, I guess
predicting that many folks in the room just don't believe
the fact that there is this continuous threat of terror
and assassination attempts.
Speaker 2: On their lives by the left.
Speaker 1: This is how he opened his remarks, and everyone in.
Speaker 4: This room and all the media that I was the
subject of an assassination attempt February twenty twenty four by
an adult left wing activist, two hours after being sworn
into my job. So any of you who want to
report that this is a fiction and does not exist,
be there for the sentencing this August.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And moreover, the people who try to do that Democrats,
the leftist they're obviously homophobes, exactly, that's exactly right. They
don't like gay people. They're trying to kill him.
Speaker 1: I love that, and I also love obviously as Treasury Secretary,
the levers that he can pull are financial ones, and
so he's been given some leeway from President Trump to
go after organizations NGOs, high organizations that are hiding terrorist
activity under the guise of being charitable.
Speaker 2: He's like, we're going to look into that. We're going
to take care of that. Here he is.
Speaker 4: On the President Trump's direction, Treasury is expanding its efforts
to identify organizations that abuse charitable and nonprofit structures as
vehicles for illicit finance. We are examining where tax exempt
status has been exploited, where charitable entities have become financial
conduits for foreign influence activity, and how those entrusted with
stewardship of these organizations have instead enabled violence. Where the
evidence leads, we will not hesitate to follow. And of
course we will hold these organizations officers, directors accountable. And
just as financial institution must know their clients, they must
know their granted.
Speaker 17: I know.
Speaker 2: Just oh, I just love that. Take it, Hi, Yes,
what you do best? Love it, love it, love it.
Speaker 1: So Marco spoke on He spoke for about twenty twenty
one minutes or so, the whole thing. I implore you
to go listen to the whole thing.
Speaker 2: Masterful.
Speaker 1: It's just that's what the next president there should look.
Speaker 3: There's no question it should be him. There's just no
question at this point. Yeah, he's the best candidate. And
I hope and I think Trump knows that too.
Speaker 1: I hope, so, man, I hope that they throw all
of their weight behind Marco. So he spoke a little
bit about left wing terror. Just I'm showing you just
the very very intro of that bit of his speech.
Speaker 18: Right here, the wave of this old evil here in
the United States, the share of left wing terrorist attacks
and plots has risen to levels not seen in decades.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, there was obviously lots more, and we
can't play entires more. But you do need to hear
a little bit more about when he was talking about
the threat of communism, because this was just gosh, chef's kiss.
Speaker 18: You sometimes hear of communism, for example, is that it
sounds good in theory, but it never works in practice.
Speaker 2: That's actually not true.
Speaker 18: Communism does not sound good in theory. The world that
envisions for all of us is small, flat, gray, leveled
of all exception, drained of all that is good and
noble in the human soul. The world that envisions is
a world without courage, a world without creativity or ambition,
a world without heroes or glory or great causes to
strive towards, without a world without miracles, without myths, without
men who rise above the rest to do incredible and
extraordinary things. And the world communism and visions is a
world without God. For these architects of revolutionary violence, the
towering achievement of our civilization for them, it's an unbearable humiliation,
a reminder of what they cannot do and aind of
what they cannot be, so they choose instead to destroy God.
Speaker 3: He's such an American, the quintessential American. And lookten he
and he's Cuban American, so he knows about communism.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's it.
Speaker 3: This guy gets it and he will fight the battles
that we need the president to fight, especially right now.
Speaker 2: God, I hope it's him. I hope it's ev And
he will not ride any fences.
Speaker 1: No, he will say what he needs to say and
not care about who he's offending or who he needs
to try to appeal to. And that is unfortunately a
difference between him and JD.
Speaker 2: Vance.
Speaker 3: No, I absolutely agree because he's he understands the perils
of all of this stuff.
Speaker 2: Plus he's a gen xer. He will not take your shit.
That's right. And just a quick note about JD.
Speaker 1: I thought it was you know, we talked about his
appearance on Joe Rogan yesterday, and in some ways I
thought that some of the criticism of him was a
little harsh, but it was not harsher than what Marco
said that I'm sorry that what Ben Shapiro said, Like
Ben listened to the entire Joe Rogan interview, and he's
basically like just done with JD. He tweeted he had
a whole show about it. But here's what he tweeted.
I tuned in to Joe Rogan yesterday and heard Bernie
Sanders economics, Barack Obama's foreign policy, and ro Kana's conspiracy theories,
and then I realized Jade Vance was talking.
Speaker 2: I want a candidate in.
Speaker 1: Twenty twenty eight who doesn't mirror the Democrats and who
can win.
Speaker 2: Mister VP, this is not the way.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I just we can't there is it. Like you said,
there's no riding the fence. You have to be a
complete badass to run. And that's Marco without question. He
understands that Tommy's rewrite history. He understands that there's an
invasion in Europe, that they are dying. I mean, they
are right before our eyes, they're dying. And he does
not want that to happen here. And we need somebody
that wants that to not happen.
Speaker 1: And it can't be somebody that's like wishy washy and
hoping to appeal to like all the wrong people. Right,
you know, we need to continue Trump's peace.
Speaker 2: Through strength attitude, bravado.
Speaker 3: Like you know what I mean, balls, We need somebody
with giant balls.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, all right.
Speaker 1: So I hope everybody is ready to be yelled at
because you're about to get screamed at for you know,
forty five seconds or so, because that is all stephen A.
Speaker 2: Smith knows how to do.
Speaker 1: However, when he gets screamy about the right things, it's
actually kind of awesome. And he got screaming yesterday about
the threat of socialism, and so you know, I'm sorry
that you're gonna get yelled at, but it's kind of
like it's like tough talk. That's like good for our souls,
I think. So here is stephen.
Speaker 13: A, This Saint Denmark, the Saints Finland, this Saint Sweden,
this is the un I the.
Speaker 2: States of America.
Speaker 19: You roll over to these borders with the vision and
the fantasy and the passion that yo, here, I can't
achieve anything.
Speaker 12: I ain't trying to be like everybody else.
Speaker 9: I'm trying to be one on one. That's what this
is about. In America.
Speaker 20: We don't talk about that enough when it comes to
the socialists, because they're convincing folks that, rather than individuals
being a problem rather than lobbyists being a problem.
Speaker 2: They're trying to convince you America is a.
Speaker 19: Problem while their ASCs are over here profiting from the
American system, and the Democrats, with this spineless, weak feckled selves,
are allowing it to happen.
Speaker 2: Their sheep.
Speaker 3: The Democrats are sheep. They're like the kids, the teenagers
that will do whatever everybody tells them to do. I
teach my kids it's the opposite. You think critically, and
you don't just go along with the crowd just because
it's cool. Socialism and communism are not cool.
Speaker 2: And you don't turn your back on your country.
Speaker 1: This country is great, and trying to make it the
bad guy in every situation is just so destructive and pointless.
And yet that I feel like that's what Tucker is
engaged in right now with every guest he has this.
Speaker 2: I don't even know who this clown.
Speaker 1: Is, but the fact that there was zero pushback from
Tucker to this statement just makes I mean, I'm to
the point where I like to nail hate Tucker. I
nail him, hate him. Yeah, look at just look at
his face when this is said.
Speaker 21: For the most immoral country in the history of the world.
Speaker 2: And I think that's statistically true.
Speaker 1: God really the most immoral country in the worry of
the world.
Speaker 3: Right, Yeah, okay, I know. And his smug ass face
is the same as like can is when she does
that purse lip thing. They just they hate America. These
people are traders, you guys.
Speaker 1: It's so disgusting. It's so disgusting to watch them. Yeah,
and it makes my blood pressure grow grow, grow higher.
And this is the whole reason, you guys, why I
have life insurance, because I feel like at any moment,
it's possible I could kill over just for my struss.
Speaker 2: Okay, what happened.
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and get my blood dron. I didn't need to do
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but you got to talk about it. You got to
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life insurance, I feel like kind of all the stuff
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That's when I started caring about life insurance is when
I had a kid and I'm like, Okay, my life
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Speaker 9: Do it?
Speaker 1: So, speaking of socialism and the idiots who hate America,
and and we've we've talked about the fact that Democrats
fall in line, I mean constantly, like they they.
Speaker 9: Should.
Speaker 2: Bottomized sheep is what they are.
Speaker 1: No matter who is on the ticket for a Democrat,
it doesn't matter how bad they are. We saw this
with Platiner until like it could not be avoided anymore.
They will fall in line. And here here are here's
a member of the Democrats Socialists of America saying if
one of their candidates was a full blown Nazi behind
the scenes, it's fine, doesn't matter.
Speaker 17: For I don't really care if say like Bernie Sanders
or AOC go home and they're a secret Nazi, but
they go out and they vote for the right things
like we're talking about.
Speaker 9: I mean, I don't know that.
Speaker 22: I'm like, that's a I think these are the lines
that people are talking about.
Speaker 2: Some people care about that exact thing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you think the black guy's like, I'm black, I care,
I don't know about you don't care, like God? And
then they had out loud I know, and again they'll
point their fingers at Trump and say he's a Nazi.
I thought you thought it was bad. First of all,
he's not a Nazi. But if you think that's bad,
and then you said, I'll go ahead and vote for
somebody who's a Nazi.
Speaker 2: Who are you? Where is your bar? It is like
underground God. These people remember how we talked. I think
it was yesterday or earlier this week.
Speaker 1: They had released their whole platform and included like just
completely getting rid of the Supreme Court, completely getting rid
of the Senate. Well it's even more than that, you guys.
They're now talking about getting rid of the president.
Speaker 23: Oh okay, something that we committed to at convention, having
our endorsed candidates supporting the program. It's it's a requirement
now and so that'll be incorporated into our endorsement process.
Speaker 1: It sounds so radical, like abolish the Senate, abolished the
Supreme Court, like et cetera, et cetera.
Speaker 2: But it's really it's not like that's those are the
things that need to happen.
Speaker 23: So whenever people are like, oh my god, they want
to get rid of the president, I was like, well,
I don't know what we would call it in the future.
We could call it the head haunchho of whatever, you know, Like.
Speaker 2: It's like, might we might not have a president?
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I can't these these people have. They
don't understand civics. They don't understand the constanttional republic that
we live in. We are like no other country. We're
the greatest experiment ever. And these people suck and they
do not need power.
Speaker 9: Oh my god.
Speaker 1: It just gets worse and worse, you guys, And now
it's inparable. The anti Israel hate is growing by the day,
you know, despite our best efforts. You know, we're just
small potatoes out here trying to sound the alarms. But
it's bad and it's becoming. You know, it's obviously there's
there's creatures on our side.
Speaker 2: Of the Aisle.
Speaker 1: I hate to even say that that are engaging in
it because of yeah, because of people like Tucker, because
of people like Candice. But it is more of a
problem and always has been for Democrats. And yesterday there
was like I think one hundred and three yeah, one
hundred and three voted to cut aid to Israel. Now, granted,
Netanyahu himself has said like I don't want any more
of your aid, Like I'm fine with having it cut.
But this is sending a message obviously that support for
Israel is down on the Democrat side by a lot,
and it just so happens to be down enough that
John Fetterman is finally saying out loud this may be
his red line to act really get out of the
Democrat Party. Here is John Fetterman believe that.
Speaker 24: The Democratic Party is going to become more anti Israel.
I mean, as long as we're going to continue to
do that, you make that official, you make that part
of our platform. That's my red line in the Democratic Party.
Speaker 2: It's about time, John, Like what else?
Speaker 9: Time?
Speaker 3: Uh huh, totally yeah, I know. I mean, if they
if they want to cut off funding to Israel, okay,
that's fine, But then do everybody else?
Speaker 25: Hmm.
Speaker 2: It's just it's always about the Jews.
Speaker 1: It's always because they also had an opportunity, I think,
to cut off aid to Jordan yesterday. Why they didn't
take They didn't take that opportunity, of course not.
Speaker 3: Why would they do that, right, because I mean, the
Jews don't live there, right, It's just you guys.
Speaker 2: It's so low IQ at this point. Yeah, it really is.
Speaker 1: Earlier in the week when we were like fawning over
Marco Rubio because he decided to deport that like pet
file guy that Governor Walls tried to protect in Minnesota.
So that happened. That dude has been shipped off, thankfully,
and yet Governor Walls is still defending him. You guys,
this was what he said yesterday.
Speaker 2: I cannot.
Speaker 6: Well.
Speaker 15: Speaking to the news media today, the governor was asked
about the forty two year old father's recent deportation.
Speaker 20: Did that make us any safer?
Speaker 18: Did that make the children that are left behind any
more stable?
Speaker 9: Did it improve.
Speaker 19: The idea that we can't all be judged by our
worst day?
Speaker 3: Oh my god, we can if it involves sexual predation.
Speaker 2: Of a minor of a child. Yeah, you then trying
to pay off the child. I'm judging you, and I
feel like we can judge on I.
Speaker 3: Want to insert you in a wood chipper. We're judging,
that's what we're doing. And the fact that he wants
to defend this guy, and then they'll turn around to
be like Epstein.
Speaker 2: It's amazing.
Speaker 1: Just take and he's like, does this make us any safer?
Do that guy's presence in our country make our country
any better.
Speaker 2: Now at all?
Speaker 3: In any way? The answer is what a piece of
crack is. His presence doesn't make us any better. It
makes us go away, Tim.
Speaker 2: For real, Oh my god.
Speaker 1: Also, I promised that we would revisit the Schumer fart,
and we are about to. And this is the only
reason I'm playing this clip is because I just thought
it was so funny that TMZ sent a reporter to ask.
Speaker 2: No, he didn't think it was real. He was like,
that's not real.
Speaker 3: And I'm like, it's real, honey, it's real, and it's
not spectacular, but the.
Speaker 1: Report so And I think what I love about the
clip that you're about to see the most is that
you know, Chuck Schumer has security with him, and they're
like kind of overseeing him getting into the car, and
they remain so serious, but you can kind of see
on their faces that they want to laugh. I mean,
the tiny but maybe I'm reaching, maybe I'm looking for it,
but I feel like you can see that they want
to laugh, but they are trying to maintain professionalism.
Speaker 2: We work for him him, We're really sorry.
Speaker 1: Yeah, see if you agree, here's the clip.
Speaker 13: Did you fart yesterday on the Senate floor?
Speaker 6: Thanks?
Speaker 10: Get back up on the sidewink.
Speaker 9: I couldnot.
Speaker 3: That guy wants to laugh, he wants to He's like,
I hate it when he like all the time, he
really needs to control his bowels.
Speaker 9: I just love that.
Speaker 2: Can't You can't make this up. You can't, You really
just can't.
Speaker 1: Also, we've talked about the fact that Corey Bush is
running for re election.
Speaker 2: Is it Missouri?
Speaker 1: Is that where she is?
Speaker 3: I don't idt where she honestly don't know where Corey
Bush is.
Speaker 1: She's running for reelection. She is a complete con artist.
As you are about to hear from this report.
Speaker 12: It really does use that word a lot. A leadership pack,
an action pack, and now Politicus Power, Inc. Which Bush
called in her own fundraising emails a five oh one
c four a nonprofit not political, except the record show
money going from that nonprofit into the pack that pays
her and her husband, And one of those nonprofit emails
asked people to quote donate to our Tornado fund a
campaign stop Monday morning, I repeated questions. We already sent
her campaign in writing six days earlier.
Speaker 6: How much did you take in and where did it go?
Speaker 12: You know what?
Speaker 7: You have been told multiple times that that is a
pack that I cannot speak to as a candidate.
Speaker 12: Her fundraising emails include this disclaimer telling donors to Pack
and the nonprofit are not affiliated. I'm sorry for the confusion.
This was not about the pack. This was actually about
the sea. You called it a five to one c
four emails and said it was a charity.
Speaker 3: I can I cannot speak to.
Speaker 2: I can speak to what I just did.
Speaker 12: This, That's what I can speak Just to clarify this
questions about politicous power, and.
Speaker 3: You have been instructed already.
Speaker 6: So we moved on.
Speaker 12: Ten minutes and several questions later, I tried again for
an answer. Bush's campaign manager, Stephanie Rose Spaulding, whose name
also appears on the pack payroll, shut it down.
Speaker 6: Can you please clarify I have.
Speaker 14: A question for someone who has not asked the question.
Speaker 12: Here's the part that might surprise you. A lot of
this is probably legal. We took it all to someone
who does this for a living.
Speaker 6: One of the.
Speaker 26: Biggest issues with five oh one C four nonprofits which
are not technically supposed to exist for political purposes.
Speaker 5: They don't have to disclose their donors, they don't have
to disclose much spending.
Speaker 12: So when Bush says this, but we'll do it with
no dirty money, important to note part of her own
money trail hits a wall and not by accident. That's
how these groups are built to work.
Speaker 1: That's disgusting that there's not regulation around that.
Speaker 3: Total crift, absolute grift. And she's like, you've been.
Speaker 2: Instructed not to ask about these matters. It's like, it's America, bitch.
Speaker 1: If she gets re elected, I don't know she will.
Speaker 2: I mean, I shall get she will.
Speaker 3: I mean it's like the AFC's and they were cheated
to Lee and the ilhan Omars.
Speaker 2: They voted her out once. Why would they vote her
in again? Because people are stupid.
Speaker 1: Mock I know they are, they are And this this
is real. You're about to see a headline from the
New York Post. This goes back to New York City
and the chick from.
Speaker 2: Sex and the City. The lesbian Chick.
Speaker 1: Has been appointed to a panel of screens and recommends judges.
Speaker 3: Yes, she's so qualified to do that, and naturally we'll
get Miranda to do that. Okay, she was a lawyer
on TV, you guys.
Speaker 1: She did play a lawyer on TV, so naturally she's
to do this good.
Speaker 2: To help them.
Speaker 1: And then one more thing, because we have to get
to the main Senate debate, which is the greatest thing
I've ever seen in my life. One more thing about
James Talerico from your state in Texas. You know how
everybody's been calling him low te Yeah, trico. Yeah, this
should come as no surprise. But he had to look
that up, you guys, No, he did not. I promise
he had to look it up.
Speaker 27: Yeah, when I first heard this low te thing, I
had to look it up. Guys, my age aren't really
worried about that kind of thing, but I think people
are are really tired of kind of professional wrestling.
Speaker 2: I'm not I'm not tired of that.
Speaker 3: I'm not tired of it either, of the professional wrestling.
Speaker 2: It's like that guy is last me.
Speaker 1: I can't. I have to look it up because you're
because of all of my tea.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because I have so much tea. I ate a
lot of barbecue. You guys, spore shut up.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, what all right, you guys? So obviously
Grand Thatner is no longer running for Senate in Maine.
So now they're scrambling to I think, have their six
hundred maybe eight hundred, I forget the exact number of
main delegates choose their next nominee. And they're going they're
trying to go through what they call a transparent process
to make sure that people see the choices. And there
are currently eight different primary candidates. They held a debate
last night with four of them at once, So there
was a group of four in one debate and then
another group of four in another debate, for a total
of eight complete loser losers, losers running for It's the
grand Platiner seat Democrat Party.
Speaker 3: You guys.
Speaker 2: I it was awesome, wasn't it. It's so fun to watch.
This was so fun. I was like, this is not real,
These mephers are not real.
Speaker 1: It was a whole absolutely incredible, It really incredible.
Speaker 2: And so we're going to go through all of them.
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Speaker 1: So the first person, the first potential candidates, You guys,
they're so they're so bad.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: So the first guy is a fellow by the name
of Dan Kleban. I'm not going to get into like
their backgrounds. None of it matters. They're all utterly useless.
And Dan Kleban was asked specifically, and they all were.
They were asked like, what qualifies you to be in
the United States Senate on behalf of Maine, and specifically
in this particular clip, they're asking for, you know, what
specific national security experience.
Speaker 2: Do you have? And here is how that went.
Speaker 28: Experience do you have each of you in the field
of defense and national security?
Speaker 22: Dan Cleban, Yeah, I mean, look, I understand that it's extreme.
Speaker 6: You know, America plays.
Speaker 22: A unique role in the world, and I fear that
the Trump admut well, I know that the Trump administration,
along with Congress's rubber stamp, is eroding America's position in
the world. We're supposed to be the shining beacon on
a hill, and increasingly we are disenfranchising and alienating our
allies in Europe, in the Pacific and all all all
that's doing is weakening the United States.
Speaker 6: Uh, President Trump, I'm going to jump in.
Speaker 28: That's aim of the Trump administration, which is valid as
an answer to another question.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but the question was.
Speaker 28: What is your experience in the fields of defense and
national security?
Speaker 6: Well, I don't come problem.
Speaker 22: You know, I wasn't in the military, and I wasn't
in the defense industrial compact. I'm just a I'm a
small brewery owner. But I understand. You know, we we
have materials that are sourced from around the world. The
German brewing equipment is the best brewing equipment brewed in
the world, built in the world.
Speaker 2: He buys equipment from Germany. You guys.
Speaker 1: Obviously he's completely qualified.
Speaker 9: Right.
Speaker 3: And I was told that if he's buying stuff from Germany,
then he's a Nazi. I don't he could be very well,
this guy, like you guys, what are we How do
they how do they even get to get to how
do they get to that level?
Speaker 2: I don't understand.
Speaker 1: I guess, I mean, I guess we should be okay
with the fact that normal people are I mean, I
use that word loosely, like just regular Americans business owners.
Speaker 15: Whatever.
Speaker 2: It's great they run for Senate.
Speaker 1: It's just the these.
Speaker 2: People are less our complete losers. Yeah, okay, and they
prove it.
Speaker 1: I mean it's like none of them knew what they
were there to discuss. None of them came prepared. It
was just a clown show. Dave Costello was mildly better.
He describes hihimself as a change agent.
Speaker 29: You shared number of forum stages with Graham Platner.
Speaker 6: What do you take away?
Speaker 15: And Graham actually said he voted for me a few
years ago.
Speaker 6: I said, well, actually I was. I was meant to be.
Speaker 15: The change agent, the change candidate in twenty twenty four.
And I argued then and certainly Graham agreed, is that
we need to we need to change the system fundamentally.
The most important thing is we're going to take money
out of politics.
Speaker 3: That dude looks like he needs to get his hard
drive checked. That's all I'm sane, right.
Speaker 1: These people are weird, man, They're so and they're just
going to get weirder. We're going back to Cleveland for
just a second, because he was asked about illegals and what,
you know, what should happen with the people who come
into our country illegally.
Speaker 2: Check out this brilliant answer.
Speaker 6: People be deported if they came to this country illegally.
Speaker 29: And there is a deportation order signed by a judge.
Speaker 22: Look, I believe that if someone is here illegally, the
only crime they committed was that we need a pathway
to citizen ship here. We know they're hard most of them,
almost all of the are hard working people.
Speaker 3: Really, yeah, I know, no, I know.
Speaker 2: This is the Democrat Party, you guys. This is the
best of the best. This is the cream of the crop. Right.
It just makes me want to ask Maine, are you
guys okay? Are you okay? Like, yeah, what is what
is going on?
Speaker 1: If this is the cream of the crop for Senate,
I did I worry about you guys?
Speaker 2: This is it? And yeah we got lobster.
Speaker 3: Cause no, these people are losers like you guys.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think this next guy, his name is Narab Shah,
and he I believe, is polling in second place right now.
And he inexplicably wanted to complain about OURFK Junior.
Speaker 6: Three letters for you, our FK.
Speaker 30: One of the most odious cabinet confirmations that Susan Collins
has made is her vote in favor of RFK.
Speaker 6: And we've all seen the.
Speaker 30: Disastrous consequences that has started to have, whether it's screwworm measles,
Medicare that's actually going off the rails financially, and there
has been zero oversight, if anything. Once again, Senator Collins,
with her perch on appropriation, has enabled, has aided and
embedded RFK and his destination of our nation's healthcare system.
So one of the committee assignments that I would be
seeking is an assignment.
Speaker 6: On the Help Committee Health, Educational.
Speaker 30: Labor and Pensions, which is the committee before which RFK comes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because he looks like somebody I would look towards
for help advice.
Speaker 2: That's the second.
Speaker 1: That's like the run are up right now, it's the
first one.
Speaker 2: Who's first again, that's who's next. That's what you're going
to see next.
Speaker 1: His name is Troy Jackson, and he most folks are
saying he's likely to be the replacement for Graham Platiner.
He's also you know, regular folk, he's like Graham Platner,
and that he's like super blue collar and folks see and.
Speaker 2: What have you.
Speaker 1: He's also an idiot, and so that obviously goes again
that plays against his favor. Here he is talking about
balancing budgets.
Speaker 29: Definitely been involved in doing a bunch of balanced budgets
here in main legislature. But if we want to balance
the federal budget, the way to do that is to
quick given massive income tax cuts to people like Jeff Bezos,
Mark Zuckerberg, Elon Mosk and start.
Speaker 6: Taxing wealthy people.
Speaker 29: I mean really wealthy people, like like none of us
actually know the right way.
Speaker 6: I mean, this is insane.
Speaker 29: I mean, we used to have a tax rate that
was fair, that wealthy people paid their fair share. Now
we're given tax breaks so that they're not paying anything
at all.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, rich people are paying at all.
Speaker 3: A giant lie, and it's so lazy. Again, it's so
intellectually lazy.
Speaker 2: Just tax the rich.
Speaker 1: That's all they got, it's all they thought. And they
also have super destructive plans and this is what Democrats
are always about. Here is that same guy, Troy Jackson
talking about ending the filibuster and doing all kinds of
awful things.
Speaker 29: I mean, I would, I would definitely get rid of
the filibuster. I would definitely be willing to add more
people to court because the way the rules are right now,
we have people on there for a lifetime that are
making the wrong decisions for everyday people across this country,
and it's really making it hard for people to actually
live in this this country, and it has to change.
Speaker 1: I'm going to pack the court because it's hard for
people to live in this country.
Speaker 3: Complete more on and the chick next to him is like,
I just care about weather.
Speaker 2: It was her stick.
Speaker 1: No, she's not even the weather girl. That's a whole
the whole other girl. It's a whole other girl.
Speaker 2: Okay, and we'll get to both of those.
Speaker 1: One more clip from Jackson talking about medicare for all,
which then ended up in a whole other discussion which
you'll see a little bit of later, but here he
is on healthcare.
Speaker 28: Graham Plattner that you heard that you will use to
move forward with your campaign and try to win votes.
Speaker 6: Well, I think that's pretty clear.
Speaker 29: I mean, Graham talked about is something that I've been
fighting for since I get into politics.
Speaker 6: Healthcare, medicare for all.
Speaker 1: Okay, So we've heard this from Democrats forever, this whole
medicare for all.
Speaker 2: Look at what.
Speaker 1: Obamacare already how badly Obamacare has screwed up healthcare in.
Speaker 3: The United States totally.
Speaker 1: The last thing we need is more government control of healthcare.
But this is what they all.
Speaker 2: Control of anything. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So the chick that you were just talking about,
Shan Shenna is her name, Senna s h e n
n A Bellows, Shnna Bellows. They asked her about I
think it was saving Social Security if I'm not mistaken,
and I think she just misunderstood or she just I
don't know what happened to her, but it's like she
gave her thirty second or she was trying to give
her thirty second elevator pitch instead of answering the question.
And so they had to stop her about midway through
to be.
Speaker 2: Like, but what about what I asked you?
Speaker 9: Right?
Speaker 1: And so here is yeah, here she is trying her
best to pitch herself to you pull for.
Speaker 26: A long time. And that's there's not enough money in Washington,
not enough for universal childcare, not enough for universal health care,
not enough for Social Security. It's gonna run out. And
that resonates with people who grew up like Troy and
I did, because I've lived a lot of my life
feeling like there's never enough or I'm never enough. I'm
gonna run out if if you know what it's like,
you know what I mean. And quite frankly, according to
the stats, most maners feel that way now. And we
don't need to quibble over whether it's one hundred and
eighty thousand or one hundred and eighty four thousand, because
the truth of the matter is, we just saw the
country's first trillionaire.
Speaker 6: All Right, I'm want to.
Speaker 28: Jump in because you stid on thirty five seconds and
you didn't give me any specifics steps that you would take.
Speaker 26: Scrap the cap and what that means is make sure
the trillionaires pay the same percentage of wages as working
class people.
Speaker 3: Okay, So like I went through my whole life not
feeling like I'm enough.
Speaker 2: Okay, well, you're definitely not enough for this job. But
she wants to feel.
Speaker 1: She's a tough cookie, you guys, because here is what
she said about the Supreme Court.
Speaker 2: Oh what would I do?
Speaker 26: Hell yeah, I'd expand the Supreme Court. We need to
because the same raw and corruption that we have seen
because of lack of term limits in Congress is the
same corruption that we have seen with lifelong appointments to
the Supreme Court.
Speaker 2: They're all so bad at this, they they are.
Speaker 3: It's just so cringey. It's to a normal American watching this,
and you're going, this is.
Speaker 2: It feels like a skit?
Speaker 9: Yes?
Speaker 1: Yes, I feel like this cannot be real, right, That's
what I feel like I'm watching is an actual skit.
Speaker 29: God.
Speaker 2: She also talked.
Speaker 1: About having just so many ideas about oversight, and then
she was asked for an example of one.
Speaker 26: And so, I have many ideas on this one, and
if you'd like to give me a walktail.
Speaker 17: Give me an example of a specific area of oversight
that you'd like to have a hearing on.
Speaker 3: Well, I'd like to have a lot of hearings. She
wants to have a lot of hearings, a lot of hearings.
She's a specific thing she doesn't know which. She has
a lot of ideas, she just can't remember any of
them in that moment.
Speaker 1: Any And then you guys her answer, because they did
like this lightning round at the end where they were like, Okay,
we're just gonna, you know, cover a whole bunch of
quick kits basically, and so what did you guys think
about the whole daylight savings time bill in the House
that got and this was the answer that I immediately
immediately thought of that scene with the miscongeniality when it
was like, what's your favorite time of year world date?
Speaker 3: April nineteen right, because it's not too hot and it's
not too cold and you just need to light need.
Speaker 1: A letter, get it? Yeah, So this was this was
this kind of answer. So here she is having thoughts
about daylight saving time.
Speaker 6: For the answers.
Speaker 28: The hospital representatives this week approved ending daylight saving time.
Speaker 6: Would you approve of that? Would you vote for that? Shehennabella, Well,
we had a.
Speaker 2: Debate about this in the state legislature.
Speaker 26: I'm sure Troy remembers, and I think there are reasons
for and against. And I haven't read that House bill,
but I will when I am said, well, you know.
Speaker 28: The general idea of ending day serving time where.
Speaker 26: You stand When I was in the Senate, I think
I voted for it, but you'd have to go back
and look at my record, and you know, it.
Speaker 6: Doesn't sound like there's a lot of conviction there.
Speaker 26: I tell you, I I love it when it gets
light in the warning and gets dark at eight o'clock
or nine o'clock. That's my favorite.
Speaker 6: Troy Johnson.
Speaker 2: She but she has to be reminded.
Speaker 3: Somebody needs to go tell her how she voted on
stuff because she doesn't remember.
Speaker 2: It's okay, but she.
Speaker 1: Loves when it gets light in the morning, she loves
and then dark at night.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean right, it's naturally naturally Oh my god.
All right.
Speaker 1: There's another guy named Jordan Wood who didn't. I don't
have a lot of clips for him. I think I
just have the one because he was just so utterly dull,
without any fresh ideas whatsoever. All of them just want
to tax everybody. That's that's what the rich get taxed.
The rich tax the rich.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, enough already.
Speaker 1: But here's a quick hit of Jordan's so you can
at least see his face.
Speaker 6: We need to do, uh is a wealth tax?
Speaker 18: I mean we have not raised taxes on wealthy incorporations
in our country, citizens United.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's something new and different the job Jordan.
Speaker 1: And when there was the second tier debate, and I
forget who was in which one at this point, but
Elizabeth Dickerson was one of the candidates in one of
in the like the lower tier group, and she's the
one that you were thinking about the weather, climate, and
so they were like, so what you know, Like what
is what's your deal?
Speaker 2: Like why are you running?
Speaker 1: What makes you qualified? And here's what she said.
Speaker 31: I'm very interested in climate and President Trump has done
about everything he can do to strip away any protections
that we have on Climate's.
Speaker 2: Worried about that an issue? Weather?
Speaker 3: Okay, she looks like she's crawled out of bed too.
I know.
Speaker 1: They're just all people, like give a shit, they're so weird.
She also a lot of them talked about ice and
wanting to disbandon completely, defund it whatever. And she wasn't
making any sense at all when she was talking about it,
because she was like, we need to reform it and
then disband it.
Speaker 2: I was like, why would you? Yeah, I would spend
that money to.
Speaker 3: Build it up and do a reconstruction of the house
and then burn it down.
Speaker 2: I mean, naturally what you do? Right? So here she
is on ice.
Speaker 31: All of us who have spoken tonight are very committed
to either abolishing ice or reforming and then abolishing ice
or starting all over or some combination therein. We can't
get that done until we actually have control of the Senate.
Speaker 3: They need control you guys, so they can rebuild and
then destroy, can't you see?
Speaker 2: So cringe?
Speaker 1: So earlier in that debate, you heard one of I
can't even remember at this point which one of them
was like, Medicare for all. I think it was Troy Jackson,
or maybe it was David Costello, I don't remember, but
in any case, whenever that comment was made, and then
one of those moderators was like, oh, you know, so
and so mentioned Medicare for all? Do you guys all
agree with that? And that's when the creature that you
may have seen on the far right side of your screen, Pip,
this is when we've decided to bring that person into
the fold.
Speaker 2: His name is Ashley Webb.
Speaker 3: His name, his name, His name is Ashley Webb.
Speaker 1: And here's what Ashley had to include when they were
talking about the Medicare for All discussions.
Speaker 6: Care for all? Is everyone on this panels?
Speaker 9: Dan?
Speaker 22: Yeah, Yeah, I'm actually on medicare.
Speaker 18: Okay, well, there you have it.
Speaker 2: So delighted to pay for you?
Speaker 9: He is.
Speaker 2: He is a cross between Michael Moore and meat Loaf
in drying.
Speaker 3: That's who he is.
Speaker 15: I oh, my.
Speaker 2: God, is that whole thing. I was like, there's no
way I'm watching on that this morning.
Speaker 3: I'm like, there's just no way that this is real,
that I'm actually this is our you guys, I'm a
kid of the eighties, Like, this is some messed up
stuff we're watching right now.
Speaker 2: In a Democrat party.
Speaker 3: They have they have gone so far to the left
that's wild, not cases, but you know, like it's just
it's just a matter of time before Hollywood casts that
that dude is Helen of Troy and the Odyssey happening,
you guys, I cannot so.
Speaker 1: I know this is going to be shocking to those
of you who just watched that clip and saw Ashley
opining about medicare You will be stunned when you hear
what Ashley's pet issue.
Speaker 21: Is with the trans community, Like we're being dehumanized.
Speaker 6: They say that we want to hurt people. I don't
want to hurt anybody.
Speaker 21: I just want to use the bathroom, and if they
want me to use the.
Speaker 32: Men's room, I will, But I don't want to be assaulted.
Speaker 3: I don't really you're afraid of being assaulted in the
women's bathroom?
Speaker 2: Okay, all right? I just oh my god, I cannot listen.
Speaker 3: I would like to just point out if you're going
to cross dress, I've said this before and I'll say
it again, if you're going to do it, if you're
going to go through your life as a woman when
you're not a woman. I know your batshit crazy, you
have a mental illness, but at least try to look
like a woman, like you.
Speaker 2: Don't put in some effort. Put in a little effort.
Speaker 3: I mean, at least Caitlyn Jenner understood the assignment, you.
Speaker 2: Know, And this this dude is like.
Speaker 3: I'm just gonna put on a dress and then I
don't want to be assaulted in the women's bathroom.
Speaker 2: Oh my god. The mental illness. Oh, there's a lot
of it. And then my favorite, this is my favorite
clip of him.
Speaker 1: This was early on when he was asked what qualifies
you to run for Senate? And this is what he said?
Speaker 6: For office several times didn't win, but they didn't run.
Speaker 21: Then I'm a songwriter, and then I write my own books,
and then I suppose my transparent and see, I wouldn't
lie to the people, and I wouldn't deceive the people
like we're being deceived, right, now, like, God.
Speaker 2: He wouldn't deceiving yourself.
Speaker 3: You're in a dress, but you're gonna say, you're not
gonna lie to the people, you lie to yourself.
Speaker 2: But he writes songs, you guys, you guys. Obviously this
is fine.
Speaker 3: He's as said, sweet meteor of death. You guys. But
that guy is the perfect choice for Democrats. Honestly, he's
a perfect choice. He should win, he should totally win.
And that would be the guy. Because this is Democrats.
It's either mentally ill whack jobs or Muslims comedies.
Speaker 2: That's who. There are the choices.
Speaker 3: Now there's your Democrat party right there.
Speaker 1: One more clip of that and then we'll have a
local reporters.
Speaker 2: Kind of analysis of the entire debate crew.
Speaker 32: I believe they called it pork bellying by gotting off
the pork bellying from all the bills.
Speaker 3: What is that?
Speaker 32: Sure, that would save a lot of money as well, But.
Speaker 3: What is that?
Speaker 2: What is that?
Speaker 28: No?
Speaker 2: No, no, he knows what that is? Good, Lord, I
know so great. I can't wait to see the possum
ladies like defend that.
Speaker 3: Seriously, because they're all like, oh, you can't, you can't
defend any of these nut jobs, and they're just like,
oh yeah, they're Republicans. They're just trash, and we're so
great and we're such elite, like intellectual elites.
Speaker 33: Look at these people, the choices, man, that's who they are.
Speaker 2: Now, Oh my god, it's real bad.
Speaker 1: So the tamest way that this journalist on whatever local
TV station was carrying this debate, the way that he
analyzed the entire lineup of clowns at the end, was
to simply say that they lacked the same kind of
charisma that Graham Platner brought.
Speaker 2: Okay, when it.
Speaker 34: Comes to charisma, Platner had a lot of advantages. You know,
he was going to, I think, maybe mobilize people who
aren't likely to show up to vote on a year
when there's nobody running for president. And I don't think
any of those people that we saw just now have
that card to play, and I think they know it.
Speaker 2: They don't have that card to play.
Speaker 3: That's his expert analysis right there, is that Grand Flatter
had more charisma than these these weirdos. They're all suckage,
complete suckage.
Speaker 6: Wow.
Speaker 1: Anyway, that's who is going to be up against. Susan Collins,
one of those people. Good job, dem is going to
be up against Susan Collins.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 1: Moving to some cultural issues, and just a few.
Speaker 2: Of them real quick.
Speaker 1: I had completely forgotten that. First of all, Tom Hanks existed.
He does continue to exist, and he is also married
and has been forever one of the long time Hollywood
marriages to Rita Wilson. And Rita Wilson apparently is a singer.
Speaker 3: She's a singer.
Speaker 2: Now, Yeah, she's a singer.
Speaker 1: I think she probably has an adequate voice.
Speaker 2: I think her voice is adequate.
Speaker 3: Yeah, But would she But would she have been a
singer that is having some financial success with said singing
had she not been married to Tom Hanks and in
a couple of movies.
Speaker 2: I don't think so.
Speaker 1: I don't think she's extraordinary enough to sort of have
made it without that history.
Speaker 9: She is.
Speaker 1: In case you have been wondering and have been lacking
sleep over your curiosity about what Rita Hanks is doing,
she is performing in subway stations and you're going to
hear a little bit of it.
Speaker 2: And she's dressing in a way that I just I
just found to be amusing. She looks like this now
and here.
Speaker 1: Is what she sounds like food to you.
Speaker 2: If I don't, then will I lose you?
Speaker 25: About the back of every line rose on his history
every time, tell me.
Speaker 6: How I keep going in.
Speaker 2: Where the progress is so slow?
Speaker 9: Like my mother?
Speaker 2: Dude before.
Speaker 3: The keyboard player in the backgrounds like, yeah, I'm in
a subway, man, I've made it.
Speaker 2: I've made it.
Speaker 1: You guys, okay, anyway, I couldn't know that alone.
Speaker 2: No, could I know that alone?
Speaker 3: Here it is everybody.
Speaker 1: You've probably heard some rumblings, or maybe you've even seen
the movie The Odyssey. You probably know that they have
they've miscast basically everybody.
Speaker 2: In that movie.
Speaker 1: So Ellen Page, who goes by Elliott now and thinks
she's a man, is playing Hercules. Remember this is a
role previously played by Brad Pitt.
Speaker 2: She's a warrior, now he's a warrior. And then they
cast what's your name?
Speaker 1: Lupita and young though I think as Helen of Troy, who,
as you know, Helen of Troy was a deeply dark
skinned black woman.
Speaker 3: Of course, everybody knew that, right, that looks kind of
like an alien with the fingernails, And yeah, you guys
knew that, right.
Speaker 1: Oh that's not the Achilles yes, Achilles, I'm sorry, Achilles,
not Hercules.
Speaker 2: Achilles, my bad.
Speaker 3: Does it matter though, because still, I mean I feel
like Achilles and Hercules both had to.
Speaker 2: Be men and like men men, you know what I'm saying,
men men, yes, Achilles. Sorry?
Speaker 3: Sorry?
Speaker 9: Sorry?
Speaker 1: Anyway, that movie is getting really really positive reviewed on
Rotten Tomatoes, so people who are going to it apparently
really like it. I can't imagine why people are going
to it with that casting, but they are, and so
right now the movie is in heavy promo mode right
and they released this weird ass rap song to promote
the movie.
Speaker 33: Heard is case Penelope, Odysseus and Helen after the Iliat
won the War?
Speaker 25: I'm serious, Peloponnesian Peninsula, Mediterranean and creater is Cranium.
Speaker 33: On the road where Odysseus and Helen of could be
the way we go over the.
Speaker 2: Story and six feet.
Speaker 16: So long as this beats and suitors on suits and.
Speaker 25: Helen Athena and interest, help me get home to defeat
that music, because.
Speaker 2: Where is Ellen Page in that? Or what's her name?
What is her name now? Elliott Page? Elliott Page? Sorry? Yeah, like,
where was where was she in that?
Speaker 6: That's she?
Speaker 2: Guess she wasn't there.
Speaker 3: But yeah, it's really I didn't like The Odyssey when
I had to read it, like the first time. I
didn't like any of it. I don't like that crap.
I just didn't like it. I was an English major
in my undergraduate studies and I did not like it.
So I'm not going to go see it just because
of that. I have no interest in that crap.
Speaker 1: Well, and I guess the reason for this weird ass
casting is because now the the Academy that you know
that basically handles the Oscars, they have these diversity requirements
for every film that wants to be considered, and so
that's why they cast the way they cast.
Speaker 2: They have to check the boxes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this is why this is why people don't go
see movies anymore.
Speaker 1: Right, if you've seen that Rocky that I played Rocky,
I want to see that, guys.
Speaker 2: You guys, look up the trailer of that movie.
Speaker 3: He's the trailer. We let Tom play the trailer next week.
We can't play it. We'll get a copyright strike, you guys.
And I hope that Sylvester Stallone was involved in that.
Speaker 1: I'm sure he was. I can't because this guy like
has him so down.
Speaker 2: The casting on that is just unbecredible. Yes, it's gonna
be amazing.
Speaker 1: And one story that we didn't get to this week,
uh is and I'm sure everybody's seen it by now,
but that incredible video of that old man being flipped
over by a bison.
Speaker 2: You guys all saw that?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Did you see it?
Speaker 1: It was amazing And how he is alive is like,
absolutely incredible. And so I saw this spoof about a
shoe being made in his honor, and here is the
little ad for it. There's the this is the flip.
This is the moment of the flip. That is alive
and time.
Speaker 3: It's amazing.
Speaker 1: But they into the logo for a new shoe.
Speaker 2: Yeah, just don't do it. Just don't do it.
Speaker 1: Do it air bisons air you don't.
Speaker 2: Maybe that's all.
Speaker 3: And the first the first thing I thought when I
saw that video is like, this is how Mok's gonna die.
Speaker 2: She's gonna try, she's gonna try.
Speaker 1: Petty though I wouldn't die by a bison because I
would have no interest in You have.
Speaker 2: No interest in a bison. Okay, it's zero percent. It's
gonna be some animal. It just takes her out man,
it will be an animal.
Speaker 1: It will it will probably be an animal.
Speaker 2: Everybody bring it in.
Speaker 3: You guys have a tremendously fantastic
Speaker 4: Five