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Speaker 3: We're gonna start off with a video that probably by
now most people have seen, but just on the off
chance that you haven't, since we talked about the the
plane crash at the Toronto Airport the other day. We
talked about that yesterday and we showed some video of it.
But now there's this new video that shows the moment
of impact and it was just mind blowing how you
can see everything happening. And so if you haven't seen
this video, you're about to see it right now.
Speaker 2: Oh oh wow, old fuck, oh no, no, no, no, no,
oh my god.
Speaker 6: Are you seeing this airplane crashing tier?
Speaker 2: Oh my god, Oh my god.
Speaker 3: So it's interesting because there's still it's so different than
the plane crash that we had here in the States,
you know, some weeks ago, where everybody was like, who
were the pilots, what were they doing?
Speaker 2: How did this happen? What's going on? No one is
really saying about this time.
Speaker 1: You're right, no one is talking about that. You're absolutely right.
It is weird.
Speaker 2: It's very and I guess because.
Speaker 3: People are saying it it, you know, caught a big
gust of wind and so but I don't know.
Speaker 2: Listen, I'm not a pilot. I know nothing about aviation.
Speaker 3: But the way that that plane was coming in seemed
like there was no other way for it to land
than extra extra hard, right, And so I don't know
what happened inside that plane to make it look like
they were going to become slamming to the ground. But
it looked like regardless of whether there was going to
be a gusta wind or not, that was going to
be a brutal Yeah, it's just me.
Speaker 1: But it makes you think of all the times that
you have landed, and it felt incredibly like it was
a hard landing as opposed to somebody who did a
good job landing. You guys have been there, you felt it.
You're I'm not a huge fan of flying anyway. I
know it's like we have to do that because you
just can't drive everywhere. But yeah, I don't know, there
have been times where I've been on the plane I'm like,
why was that so hard? And now I'm going to
be thinking about every time I land now on a plan,
I'm gonna be thinking about what happened there.
Speaker 2: Thank God, everybody's okay. It's amazing. I mean it's a miracle,
absolutely incredible. So just wanted to share that.
Speaker 3: I mean, we're not going to labor the whole plane
crash anymore because there's still an investigation. We still haven't
heard much new news about it, but wanted to make
sure that if you hadn't seen that video yet, that
you did have a chance to see it because that
was really really something crazy. Also, again, this has nothing
to do with plane crashes or anything else.
Speaker 2: For that matter.
Speaker 3: But a news story came out yesterday that court rules
that Biden's student debt plan was illegal.
Speaker 1: Surprise, Yeah, but he didn't care. He didn't care about
the rule of law. Remember how much he didn't care
And Democrats didn't say a damn thing.
Speaker 2: Nope, So this is a US appeals court.
Speaker 3: They ruled that Biden had no authority to push his
student debt relief plan, which aimed lower payments and speed
up loan forgiveness. Is according to Reuters and every other
news outlet. I mean, everybody knew that this was he
was overstepping his authority by a lot.
Speaker 2: Totally unconstumed.
Speaker 1: But he thought it was going to get him or
somebody else in that position. He thought I was going
to get Democrats reelected because they bribe people. Could just
do that with our money losers.
Speaker 3: Also, so you know how Florida on election night has
its result in like immediately, like within a few hours.
Every vote is counted, everyone's accounted for. We know exactly
who wins in Florida because they have got their elections
sorted out to a tee. And in Arizona, the state
legislator state legislature created a bill crafted a bill and
passed it hoping to get Katie Hobbs's signature on it,
which mirrored the way that Florida elections work because as
you remember, Arizona took like weeks to count all the votes,
and so they want to speed up the election process.
They want to make this fair and correct. And what
did Katie Hobbs do?
Speaker 2: She freaking vetoed it. Even though it.
Speaker 3: Passed the Arizona House, it's gone it. She vetoed it saying,
I want paster election results, but that restricts the right
to vote.
Speaker 2: Noah didn't, No, it didn't. No, it doesn't.
Speaker 1: What's it's just it's just because it's it mirrors Florida's system.
And she's probably but heard about that. She's kind of
she's just one of those liberals who doesn't actually want progress.
And then she'll be like, I'm a progressive. It's like
they're the most anti progressive people now, is liberals? You
know what I mean? Because we are the way to
progress is to tear down all this you know, bureaucracy
and make things streamlined, and they don't want that. They
want that old status quo. It's weird, really freaking weird.
It's mental.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we've completely shifted.
Speaker 3: Who cares about the like common man, who cares about
getting wars.
Speaker 2: It's like everything's upside down now. Yep.
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Hassan to jd Vance and jd Vance responding to Mehdi
Hassan saying listen, dummy, you're writing stupid.
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Speaker 3: Mehdi responded to jd Vance and here is what he said,
open invite to the Vice President to come on my
show and doing the interview with me about the state
of free speech in the US and Europe. He won't accept,
of course, as he has a safe space on Fox.
But I'm making the offer anyways, in the name.
Speaker 2: Of free speech and free debate. Advance goes on literally
every station.
Speaker 1: Everything like how dare you say that he just wants
to get some ratings for his shitty show?
Speaker 2: Where is his show? I have no where his show is.
Speaker 1: I don't even think he's not on MSNBC anymore, is he?
This is the thing, he's just he's baiting him. He's
trying to bait him because you suck so hard METI
that you're just like if I get the vice president on,
maybe somebody will watch my show that three people watch idiots.
Speaker 3: Well, Jad didn't respond to this yet as far as
I know, but Sean Davis did and.
Speaker 2: His response was so freaking funny.
Speaker 3: So what Sean Davis wrote is, Jade Vance is the
Vice President of the United States. If he wants to
talk to the Katari government, he can just call the
Amir or prime minister. He doesn't need to waste his
time on the low rent podcast of some middling foreign
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on Monday the twenty.
Speaker 1: Eighth for what Now, what are they boycotting now?
Speaker 2: Well, they're just mad at how every is it Monday
the twenty four?
Speaker 1: They're mad at Well, they're mad at the Monday the
twenty four. That's that's what Monday is is the twenty four?
Speaker 7: Is it?
Speaker 2: No, it's Friday the twenty eight. That's Friday the twenty eight.
Speaker 3: So they're doing an economic blackout because they're saying they
just want to turn off the economy to really show
them and stick it to Trump's administration that they control
the economy. So they're just not going to buy anything
between twelve am and eleven fifty nine pm on Friday
February twenty eight. And they're saying, show who really holds
the power. It's us, that's what they're saying. So I
say it there to make sure that you guys really
shop hard that day.
Speaker 2: I mean I would have anyway.
Speaker 1: You know, there's always something to buy at Walmart always,
So I mean the.
Speaker 3: Crowds will be better, Like you won't have to deal
with like liberal weirdos at malls and stuff.
Speaker 2: So make sure that you get out and shop.
Speaker 1: It's a really great spin mock. We don't have to
be around the blue hairs. We don't have to, so
it's a great day to get shop. You don't have
a bunch of weirdos around you.
Speaker 2: That's great. Yeah, I like that.
Speaker 3: I mean it's going to be good stuff that everything
will be less crowded and you won't have to deal
with the weirdos and you can show them who really
does control the economy, right, the people that have jobs
and yeah, and.
Speaker 2: We're just going to say they're going to all be
at home, like not working. So there's that.
Speaker 3: So put it on your calendar, you guys. It's an
economic blackout, is what it's called. But it's not going to.
Speaker 1: Be no, no, okay, it's not going to do anything.
Speaker 3: Actually, yesterday we talked about Megan Markle and her stupid
little selfie video where she talked about her new brand
name for her new stupid stuff.
Speaker 1: As Ever, she explained it to all the pleabs because
she's lead a tag.
Speaker 2: Yeah, uh huh.
Speaker 3: So now there's a little bit of a problem because
apparently she swiped the logo for her brand from a
Spanish town's crest. So yeah, this is on the left.
Speaker 2: Her is her brand, which is stupid as ever. It's
it's it's totally stupid. It's a stupid logo too.
Speaker 1: I don't like it.
Speaker 2: I don't and I mean this is this is pretty
you stolen?
Speaker 1: Yeah, you totally. I hope they see the crap out
of her. So well they are there.
Speaker 2: I think they are.
Speaker 3: I mean I think that they're doing what they need
to do through the legal channels.
Speaker 1: So I just mayork at town. Is that how you
pronounce that Mayorka?
Speaker 2: Is that mean?
Speaker 1: So yeah, it's a sleepy town, no longer sleepy. You're
going to get some money from the princess, get it?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Okay.
Speaker 3: And then again, as I said, nothing, none of these
stories go together.
Speaker 2: Okay, they're completely I love it. I love it.
Speaker 1: It's like if my ady d brain can totally handle this,
keep going.
Speaker 2: I love it. Okay.
Speaker 3: So I saw a conversation happening on x yesterday. Riley
Gaines was tweeting about, you know, some man trying to
infiltrate women's sports again because this is obviously a hot
button for her, And Pierce Morgan asked her a question
about how she refers to Caitlyn Jenner. Does she use
he him pronouns for Kaitlyn Jenner or does she respect
Caitlyn's choices in wanting to be called or referred to
as a she her? And it was Caitlyn Jenner himself
who answered the question, and I just thought his answer
was so gracious and it needed to be shared. So
Pierce asked the question, you know, how do you refer
to Caitlyn Jenner? And Caitlyn says she uses male pronouns
when speaking about me, while I prefer female pronouns. That
is entirely her prerogative and decision. I do not believe
in forcing people to use specific language.
Speaker 2: I love that.
Speaker 1: I think that's a fantastic answer. Yeah, right reason.
Speaker 2: I thought that was fantastic.
Speaker 1: Very very reasonable. That's the way it should be.
Speaker 2: You shouldn't.
Speaker 1: You shouldn't force anybody to do anything like that. Yeah,
I totally agree. And you know what I feel like,
Key is like, you know, he's just living his life whatever,
you know, and he doesn't believe that men should be
in women's spaces.
Speaker 3: He doesn't exactly that, So I thought that was perfect,
and it's that's absolutely right, because anytime that people even
say what their pronouns are, it's so presumptuous to think
that somebody else is going to be talking about you anyway,
you know what I mean. It's like not everything is
about you, right, Like if I'm talking to you, I'm
not going to be using pronouns.
Speaker 2: I'm using a name or like you, but I'm not
going to be saying she her he. It's so stupid.
The whole it is stupid.
Speaker 1: It's again, it's with that. It's very narcissistic. And I
don't think, yeah, Caitlin is that way.
Speaker 2: No, I don't either.
Speaker 3: Also, some really just disgusting news from Hamas, and that
is that they are going to be releasing the bodies
of four Israeli hostages, including two babies. And the way
that so many of the news outlets were talking about
this was saying Hamas is going.
Speaker 2: To release the deceased.
Speaker 3: Bodies of these hostages, instead of saying the murdered bodies
as if they died in natural causes, right, I mean,
it's just so disgusting. So I loved what Mike Davis.
He said to the pro Hamas protesters, go f yourselves.
I hope you burn in hell. My sentiment exactly. You
just can't say it any better, really, you can't.
Speaker 1: That's basically how I feel about it too. Babies, you guys,
ity baby babies.
Speaker 2: It's just a sad right.
Speaker 3: And then hersh's mom posted a video on Instagram that
you saw, and it's just heart wrenching where she talks
about the state of her son's body after it was
returned by Hamas, And everybody just needs to hear it,
to remember the savagery and to remember why it's so
important that Trump is so vocal about getting every hostage returned.
Speaker 2: This is a heartbreaking story, heartbreaking.
Speaker 8: When we buried him, he was fifty three ki.
Speaker 1: Low, one hundred and sixteen pounds.
Speaker 8: Really starving. It looks that he was trying to defend himself,
but he only had one hand to do so a
bullet went through his one hand and his shoulder, into
his neck and out of his head. That was the angles.
I think that he was standing but crouched over because
he couldn't stand straight. And then he collapsed, and then
a gun was put on the back of his head
and he was shot through the back of his head,
with a bullet exiting the top of his head. He
was found two days later, still on his knees, frozen,
collapsed with someone's beautiful head resting on him, also shot
multiple times. I don't want to carry that alone because
it's horrible, but I also am telling it because right
now while we're talking to you, there are one hundred
and one other hostages. This is something people need to
know about.
Speaker 1: I swear no mother should have to be that strong.
Oh my gosh, how she gets even through telling that story,
Just how I cannot imagine as a mother. I know
there's so many mothers watching this and fathers, but like
the she is man, she has such strength.
Speaker 2: I couldn't I couldn't deal. Yeah, I mean she is
a tough cookie for sure.
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Speaker 2: Moving on to other world news. As you know, Trump
has sent Marco Rubio over. What's the other guy? I
had like a dream about him the other night, which
was so weird. Mike Walls.
Speaker 1: Really, you got dream about Mike Walls so random?
Speaker 2: It was the weirdest. Can I tell you really quickly
what it was like?
Speaker 1: I'm dying to know, like, what did you dream? Was
it kind of a dream or.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, No, it was so weird.
Speaker 3: I'm going to need a dreaming out analyst to figure
this out. So the crazy thing is, I have never
considered Mike Walls, Like, I don't ever think about him.
I don't even remember the latter. I have no idea
why he would pop into.
Speaker 1: My dream, but I was so conscious of thinking about him. Yeah,
apparently so.
Speaker 3: I was on the University of Kansas campus, which if
you've ever been there, it's very hilly, which doesn't make
sense because it's Kansas, I know, but it is. And
so I was on campus and I was talking to
him and for some reason, he was in a wheelchair.
I don't know why, and he seemed fine and we
were talking in a wheelchair. While we were talking, he died,
I know, and I was like, oh my god, I
better get him to like a medical facility. So I'm
taking his wheelchair and I'm trying to get him to
a medical facility. I tumble him over onto a big
hill and he's rolling over the hill and like tumbling
down this hill and I'm.
Speaker 1: Weekend at Bernie's.
Speaker 2: Totally and then I wake up.
Speaker 1: That was my dream, You guys, somebody that somebody has
to dissect that somebody has to do that he represents
something in her subconscious and.
Speaker 2: What that weirdest thing.
Speaker 1: That's a weird ass dream mock. I know, very weird,
I know, and I don't usually dream, but that's that's
what I dreamed. So d Dan said, this is about
your knee. It's about your knee. Goes back to that knee.
Speaker 2: I have never thought about him.
Speaker 1: Do you just filed him away somewhere in a file
cabinet back in your subconscious and he just like flung
himself out in the middle of the night crazy.
Speaker 2: And this was over the weekend.
Speaker 3: Okay, because we're about to show a clip that he's
in so you would think, oh, it's because of the clip. No,
this happened like Saturday late night, Saturday night, and this
is weird.
Speaker 2: I don't yeah, I don't get it. Weird.
Speaker 3: Well, anyway, that was my point of personal privilege for
the day. You're about to see Marco Rubio sitting next
to Mike Walls talking about these peace negotiations that they're
trying to have to end the conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
And here is Marco Rubio talking about Trump's effect on
this peace process.
Speaker 10: Three and a half years while this conflict is raged,
or three years while it's raged, no one else has
been able to bring something together like what we saw
today because Donald Trump is the only leader in the
world it can. So no one is being sidelined here.
But President Trump is in a position that he campaigned
on to initiate a process that could bring about an
end of this conflict, and from that could emerge some
very positive things for the United States, for Europe, for
Ukraine for the world, but first it begins by the
end of this conflict. And so the only thing President
Trump's trying to do is bring about peace. It's what
he campaigned on. It's something the world should be thanking
President Trump for me he was He's been able to
achieve what for three two and a half three years
no one else has been able to achieve, which is
to bring to begin this process, a serious process. Obviously
a lot of work remains before we have a result,
but President Trump's the only one that.
Speaker 11: Can do it.
Speaker 1: This goes back to your point yesterday, and we should
all be in this together like they should want peace
to But for some reason they and they will give
him no credit for being able to negotiate or do
any of the stuff bringing back all these people that
have been like kept all over the world. He's doing that.
They don't give any credit for any of that stuff.
And it's completely diabolical at this point.
Speaker 2: Yeah, just at.
Speaker 1: Least recognize that he's doing some good things. If you can't,
then you definitely have tds and eds. You know, That's
exactly right.
Speaker 3: And so here is Mike Walls talking about this entire
process as well.
Speaker 12: President did not find acceptable. Was an endless war in
Europe that was literally turning into has turned into a
meat grinder of people on both sides, so that if
you just think about just in a few months, President
Trump has shifted the entire global conversation from not if
the war is going to end, but just how it's
going to end, and only President Trump can do that.
And in the Oval Office less than a week ago,
both President Putin and President Zelenski both said to him,
only you, President Trump, could drive this war to a conclusion.
Speaker 2: Be great.
Speaker 1: People are saying he's the man of your dreams. He's
really not you, guys. I'm weird, like not at all.
And so I don't know why that happened.
Speaker 3: But anyway, after okay, so their meeting in Saudi Arabia,
this is all happening. Well, apparently Zolenski got really but
hurt about the fact that he was not invited, that
he was not present for that meeting. And President Trump
gave a press conference yesterday where he was asked about
Zelensky's reaction, which was not.
Speaker 2: Good to that meeting.
Speaker 3: He was very, very hurt about it, and Trump did
not mince words. He was pretty tough on Zelenski. And
here's what he said. We're hearing that Russia wants to
force Ukraine to hold new elections in order to sign
any kind of a peace deal.
Speaker 2: Is that something that the US would ever support. Well,
we have.
Speaker 13: Equation where we haven't had elections in Ukraine. Well, we
have martial law essentially marshal law in Ukraine. Where the
leader in Ukraine, I mean, I hate to say it,
but he's down at four percent approval rating. And where
a country has been blown to smithereens you got most
of the cities are laying on their sides, The buildings
are collapsed. It looks like a massive demolition site the whole.
I mean so many of the cities. I mean, they
haven't done it in Kiev because I guess they don't
want to shoot too many rockets in there. They've done
it twenty percent, but they haven't done it one hundred percent.
If they wanted to do it one hundred percent, it
would probably happen very quickly. But you have cities that
are absolutely decimated. And yeah, I would say that, you know,
when they want a seat at the table, you could
say that people have to wouldn't the people of Ukraine
have to say, like, you know, it's been a long
time since we've had an election. That's not a Russia thing.
That's something coming from me and coming from many other
countries also.
Speaker 1: So he's butt hurt. They wasn't invited. You know, you're
an actor, dude, you're an actor. Like act like you're
act like you're not butt hurt.
Speaker 2: How's that? I can't not your big acting pants.
Speaker 1: Turn it on because we all know that's what you are.
I just don't feel sorry for him. I can't. I
will never be able to feel sorry for him because
he has taken so much of our money and wandered it.
Speaker 2: It's very so fresh.
Speaker 3: Okay, let's move on, because Scott besn't who I just adore.
Speaker 2: He's a new Treasury secretary. I like him.
Speaker 3: He interviewed with Brett Bary yesterday. Have just a few
quick clips from him, just he's so great. So he
they did the whole thing where you know you have
when you inter somebody, you.
Speaker 2: Have to have a walk outside.
Speaker 3: There's always like that part of the interview where you're
walking outside together.
Speaker 2: We're walking take a walk up metal, look it up.
Speaker 3: So they were walking and Brett was asking him, Hey,
look at look at the building.
Speaker 2: Look at the Treasury Building. It's open. What do you
what do you make of that?
Speaker 3: Because it hasn't been opened since twenty twenty. And here
was what Scott said about the open door.
Speaker 6: The first time this door is opening, first time it's
been open since March twenty twenty, since COVID.
Speaker 2: Why do you want to do this, Brett?
Speaker 6: I thought it was important for everybody to come back
to the office, and I think reopening the front door
of the Treasury Building what better symbol Then we are
open for business again, and everybody's expected back in the office.
Every day when I'm in DC, I'm coming to the
office and I expect everybody else to.
Speaker 2: I love it.
Speaker 1: What a concept. God, I came up since March of
twenty twenty. Keny even, I, yeah, there are so many
events that I can't.
Speaker 2: You know, it's just crazy.
Speaker 1: And some of those people are just like, oh, well,
lose my job or I have to go back in
the office.
Speaker 2: When when who? Yeah? I mean that was yeah, yeah,
And I love that. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Everything about him, he's just so he's such a gentleman,
you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: He's such a gentleman.
Speaker 3: So he also talked about Trump's tariffs and kind of
like the brilliance behind them.
Speaker 2: Here he is on the tariff.
Speaker 6: He uses tariffs unlike any president in modern times. And
we think about it three ways. One can be revenues
for the government. Two can be to make trade fair
because a lot of our trading partners do not treat
us fairly they and three they have President Trump uses
them for negotiating, as he did with Columbia, as as
you're seeing with Mexico, with Canada, with the fentanyl crisis
that we're having. So there is a chance that the
tariffs could bring in a substantial amount of revenue for
the government. So, for instance, a ten percent global tariff
would bring in two and a half trillion over ten years.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, right, I note.
Speaker 1: Does he not look like the distinguished, like really intelligent
older brother of Will Ferrell?
Speaker 2: Is it just me see that? I can see?
Speaker 1: Can you see it in his face? He has like
that face. He does have face a little bit. I
can totally see that. I can totally see it.
Speaker 3: He also talked about Ukraine and he said that based
on the plans that he's seen from Trump about the
peace process, that he thinks that Trump deserves all the
praise and maybe even a specific.
Speaker 14: Award, optimistic that there is going to be an endgame here,
that the negotiation works.
Speaker 6: The plan that I've seen the President Trump has. I
think he could win the Nobel Peace Prize for this
if it were a fairly awarded. I think in a
year he should get it from what I've seen.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, they give him away with an order
of trip tacos now, but it would be kind of
nice if he actually got it and brought some I
don't know, respect back to.
Speaker 3: It, credibility, credible since Obama got it.
Speaker 2: It just it doesn't mean anything. It's absolutely meaningless. That
this useless.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but that was super interesting that he said that,
based on what he's seen, that that should be the result.
Speaker 2: Like, that's it's compressive, very cool.
Speaker 3: He also talked about how ridiculous it is the way
that the Democrats are behaving about the work that Elon
and the Doge team are trying to get accomplished, and
he specifically called out the fear mongering.
Speaker 6: Longering doesn't help anybody, but it tells me that people
were worried that they're part of the waste, fraud and abuse.
Speaker 2: And you think there's going to be a ton ton more.
Speaker 6: I think when I came in, you know, we all
think there's waste, there's abuse. I think there may be
some real fraud here.
Speaker 1: Brett and anybody surprised.
Speaker 3: I want to see some consequences.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we all want to see consequences. I just I'm
not surprised. Oh, there's corruption and support the treasury. I
know it's any government institution, all of them, all of
them have corruption. It's I'm so glad that there are
people out there that are rooting it out. Just get
it out, just like drain it all these people are
so they're just criminals.
Speaker 2: M hmm yeah, and it needs to be. There needs
to be consequences.
Speaker 3: Last one from Scott before we get to the Elon
and Trump interview with Sean Hannity last night, because we've
got a lot of highlights from them too.
Speaker 2: But here he is.
Speaker 3: You probably heard that Trump has said I don't want
any more pennies to be made, Like we're done with pennies.
This is a waste of money and the pennies. Brett
Bear asked, Scott, is that really happening? Like, are we
really for real, getting with a penny.
Speaker 15: Getting rid of the penny brett.
Speaker 6: I've got to say the President Trump wants to make
the penny extinct, and that's part of the cast savings.
Cost of three cents to make one cent, and the
even Washington, that math doesn't work.
Speaker 2: I love it does.
Speaker 1: It doesn't come out in the even in Washington. That
math is not mathing three cents to make a cent.
Speaker 2: That's just stupid, right, what are we doing? Not the
stupidity of government?
Speaker 13: I yeat.
Speaker 2: End it.
Speaker 3: So hang on to your pennies, I guess because at
some point they're going to be worth more than a penny.
Speaker 1: Maybe well, they're obviously worth three cents.
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So elon and Trump. They bros, you guys, They are
are cute. Oh my god, they are so total bros.
Speaker 1: Uh huh. And the Left is never going to succeed
at breaking them apart. They're just not going to do it.
You can't. These are two guys that like bust each
other's balls. This is what they do, dude. It reminds
me of like like your husband has really good front
guy friends, and how they act as one of the
same with my husband, like his guy friends. They're so
mean to one another, right, you.
Speaker 3: Know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Dudes are like dudes.
Speaker 1: They they show love to each other by like cutting
each other down and busting each other's but they.
Speaker 3: Also say nice things when they do. That's when it's
the cutest.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean.
Speaker 1: You can tell they have jenet like, they have a
lot of respect for one another, and I think it's genuine.
It's absolutely there's nothing instance here about what we saw
last night in that interview, and I love that.
Speaker 2: I think it's great. It was so so cute. So
few to share.
Speaker 3: One where Elon talks about his role as a technologist
and why that's important here it is.
Speaker 16: I'm a technologist and I try to make technologies that
improve the world and maybe sure, yeah, and that's why
I like my T shirt says tech support, because I'm
here to provide the present with technology support. And now
that may seem like, well, is that a silly thing,
But actually it's a very important thing because the president
will make these executive orders which are very sensible and
good for the country, but then they don't get implemented.
You know. So if you take the for example, all
the funding for the migrant hotels, the president issued executive order, Hey,
we need to stop taking tax payer money and paying
for luxury hotels for illegal immigrants, which makes no sense
because obviously people do not want their tax dollars going
to fund high end hotels for illegals, and yet they
were still doing that even as late as last week,
and so you know, we went in there and we're like,
this is the violation of the presidential executive order. It
needs to stop. So so what we're doing here is
one of the biggest functions of the Doors team is
just making sure that the presidential executive orders are actually
carried out. And this is I just want to plant
this is a very important thing because the president is
the elected representative of the people, so it's representing the
will of the people. And if the bureaucracy is fighting
the will of the people and preventing the present, the
president from implementing what the people want. Then what we
live in is a bureaucracy and not a democracy.
Speaker 1: Oh we live in one. Yeah, we have been living
in a bureaucracy for a while. And you know, there
are like two or three other agencies that are supposed
to be doing what Joje is doing, and we've been
paying these people for how long God only knows. I mean,
there's that whole member of that building we did was
a government accountability office accountability office, right, and it's gigantic,
and it's like, what the hell are these people been doing?
So when Democrats bitch and moan because they don't like
the fact that Elon is leading this team to basically audit,
that's what those other agencies that we've been paying should
have done. All those people should be fired, all of them.
Speaker 3: Well, and it's kind of it made me think too
about because you know, the GAO has often put out
reports that will say, oh, it looks like we've had
does mass over payments, or we had misuse of funds
here and there and there, and even Ran Paul like
his annual Festivus report. Everybody's really good at identifying the
problems and no one is good at solving them, right,
and so it cracks me up the Congress is that
anybody in Congress would be acting but hurt about Elon
doing the actual work to solve the problems because they
never have.
Speaker 2: And so why not.
Speaker 3: Why would they not want to just watch the problem
get solved without having to do the work.
Speaker 1: I think you nailed it. I think you nailed it.
That's why they don't like it, because they were incapable
of doing it. Not only were they incapable, I think
that they didn't want to because they really enjoy the
status quo. They enjoy getting all this money. They're fine
with taking our money and literally pissing it away. And
so now that somebody is like, yeah, we're gonna go
ahead and solve the problem, they're like, oh shit, you
can do that, really, right, this is the thing. And
they are inadequate, they're inept, they can't do the job
that they were tasked to do, and they're butt hurt
about it.
Speaker 3: And they're they're you know, making all these accusations or
they're saying, oh, Elon's never been elected by anybody.
Speaker 2: I mean, all the arguments are so stupid.
Speaker 3: One of the things that they're trying to say is
that Elon has all these conflicts of interest, and that
was something that they addressed in the interview last night.
Speaker 13: Right here, you're both aware you have to be there
is I mean, I see this morning. I didn't know
if I said do the right thing where they're cutting
way back on the electric vehicle subsidies. They're cutting back,
not only cutting back, aren't you Yeah, Now, I won't
tell you. Well, he's probably not that happy with it,
but that would.
Speaker 17: Have been one thing.
Speaker 13: He would have come to me and say, listen, you
got to do me your favorite.
Speaker 6: This is crazy.
Speaker 13: But this was in the tax bill. They're cutting back
on the subseties. I didn't I wasn't involved in it.
I said do what's right and you get and they're
coming up with a text but it's just preliminary. But
I mean, if he were involved, wouldn't you think he'd
probably do that? Now, maybe he does better if you
cut back on the subsidies. Who knows, because he figures
he does think differently. He thinks he has a better
product and as long as he has a level playing field,
he doesn't care what you do, which he's told me that.
Speaker 16: Yeah, I mean, I haven't asked the president for anything ever,
and if it comes up, how will you handle it?
Speaker 2: Well, he won't be involved.
Speaker 16: Yeah, I'll accuse myself if.
Speaker 13: If there's a conflict, he won't be involved. I mean
I wouldn't want that and he won't want it.
Speaker 16: Right. And also I'm getting a sort of a daily
proptology exam here, you know it, something like I be
getting away from being the dead of night.
Speaker 2: Welcome to d C. I'm welcome to d C. Yeah,
that's right.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry I cut that off because he says, welcome
d to DC.
Speaker 2: If you want a friend, get a dog. I love it.
It's so true.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And I think the realness and the transparency here
it just makes liberals very uncomfortable. They're not used to it.
They don't want that. They want somebody that's going to
come and then lie to them, tell them all these
lies and just continue with the way things have always been.
Speaker 2: I feel sorry for those people.
Speaker 3: I feel sorry for them too, because when they genuinely
believe that there's something corrupt going on with Elon, it
is total projection. They cannot believe that people would actually
act with integrity because they don't they don't have that.
It's impossible for them to think that anybody else would.
Speaker 1: You're so right, they're so projecting right because you can
tell that there is integrity here. You can tell they're
trying to do the right thing. I mean, he's been
through Trump has been through hell and back, and he
loves this country. And it's you can it's palpable, you
can feel like you can see it. I mean, this
is not if you have eyes that are objective in
any way, you can see that these guys want what's
best for America.
Speaker 2: For us. They're they're actually.
Speaker 1: Representing us, which is a first.
Speaker 2: I really appreciate that.
Speaker 1: And the left just can't they can't deal with that.
Speaker 2: I can't do. The next clip is probably my favorite.
Speaker 3: It's when Elon says that he loves the president and
then says some kind things about him, and Trump is
genuinely like touched by it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and it's just so sweet. Check it out.
Speaker 13: If you really didn't believe the media, become one of
your best friends. He's working for free for you.
Speaker 16: The president. I just want to be care about that.
Speaker 18: I don't care about that.
Speaker 16: I know I love the I love the President. I
think I think President Trump is a good man and
he's you know, I've said.
Speaker 13: That's the way he said that.
Speaker 9: You know, there's something that I said.
Speaker 16: About it really is, you know, because I mean, the
President has been so unfairly attacked in the media. It's
truly outrageous. And I've spent at this point, spent a
lot of time with President and not once have I
seen him do something that was mean or cruel or
or wrong.
Speaker 2: All Right, So this next clip they talk.
Speaker 3: It's also very cute because Sean mentions that Elon is
in fact the richest man in the world, and Trump
being a competitor, you know, he teases him.
Speaker 2: He's like, you probably don't.
Speaker 3: Like that because he's you're not the richest man in
the world. And then there was this little banter about
how Trump wanted to find the smartest person in the
world to help him and tried to find somebody smarter
than Elon and couldn't And.
Speaker 13: That just then raises a question, you're the richest man
in the world.
Speaker 2: You may not like that part.
Speaker 9: You're pretty competitive.
Speaker 2: You're here there a long time, but that's why. But
he's on your teasing it.
Speaker 6: Well, that's true.
Speaker 13: We can't talk that, you know, I wanted to find
somebody smarter than him. I searched all over. I just
couldn't do it. I couldn't.
Speaker 2: I could really tried hard.
Speaker 13: I couldn't find anyone smarter. Right, So had we had
it for the country. But this is the settled and
we settled on this.
Speaker 2: Thanks thanks for having me so much.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, he's so gracious, you know, he's you
can just you can sense the thankfulness, the thankfulness and
the graciousness. And it's like, I just I don't know,
I identify with these people more than I identify with anybody
on the other side. It's just so, you know, I
feel like there's probably people out there I didn't read
because I didn't want to, but I'm sure there's a
lot of people who are like, this is weird, this
relationship is strange. They don't like it. But you know,
oh my god, it's just the thing. They want to
pick on something, you know, they got to pick on something.
Ye all right, last clip of this interview, and we've
still got some more things to cover, and that is
that they talked about Elon wanting to go to Mars
and what he said about dying on Mars was hilarious.
Speaker 13: Okay, no, he's going to go to Mars.
Speaker 16: At some point I was asking me, like, do you
want to die on Les and I say, well, yes,
but not an impact.
Speaker 2: So funny, it's so great. You have the meth and
rabies clip. Do you have that?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 1: We played that yesterday? Okay, oh we did. We played that.
Speaker 2: We did.
Speaker 1: Okay, So the meth and rabies thing like did not
stand out to me because I just thought that was
so funny that he said that about how I remember
the dinner part, but I just don't remember the meth
and Raby's part.
Speaker 2: And so we played that yesterday, so I didn't I
didn't have it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so seeing that like again was so interesting to
me because the like method, it's so perfect.
Speaker 2: It's the perfect description the methan rabies.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we do have a clip of of course we do,
of course talking about this friendship and because you know,
he hears all the same stuff we do, which is
just all the bitching and moaning about it.
Speaker 2: And here's what you said.
Speaker 14: I think Donald Trump having a relationship with one of
the greatest innovators of our time across multiple sectors and
having that person be as invested in the United States is,
and the success of the United States as he can
be is unequivocally a good thing. And I'm sorry if
people had their feelings hurt by that. But we need
this country needs people like Elon Musk to create, to innovate,
to participate in our civic affairs. This is a good thing.
Speaker 2: It's a good thing.
Speaker 1: It is a good thing. They don't see innovation as
a good thing.
Speaker 2: What is that.
Speaker 1: I don't want to be miserable, like jump on the
train or just or we're leaving you behind.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm, bye bye.
Speaker 3: All right, moving on, we have to talk about some
reaction continued reactions to Doge and the flip out about
it and people saying the good stuff. So, first of all,
Mara Gay is her name.
Speaker 2: What are you gay? Why are you gay?
Speaker 3: And she is explaining as a journalist on MSNBC, it
is her job.
Speaker 2: To tell us how bad Doze is.
Speaker 11: You guys, if our job is to explain that this
is not just about government workers in Washington, This is
about the irs, This is about people's tax returns, This
is about people's social security. Nothing is secure right now,
and the government is not being remade to be efficient.
Speaker 2: This is an effort to destroy it.
Speaker 19: And I think.
Speaker 11: That is the core message that Democrats need to be
explaining every day in great detail. This is not an
effort to make things more efficient. Every American understands there's
ways to make government more efficient.
Speaker 2: Nobody is against that. Really, this is not an effort
to do that.
Speaker 11: This is an effort to destroy the government so that
it's easier for all arts than the Heritage Foundation to
do whatever they wish.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, this woman is insane. And social Security
is a freaking racket. You know, if you can't recognize
the fact that that was an absolute grift and scam,
then I can't help you, lady. And she doesn't care
about saving money. You know, was it social Security?
Speaker 2: What was it?
Speaker 1: It starts it out is we're going to take two
percent of your paycheck and now it's like twelve. It'll
never go above six percent.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: I mean, you give a government anything and they're gonna
they're gonna take and take and suck the life out
of it and then just keep taking and they gain
that control, and it's hard to get that back. As
American people, it's hard for us to just to say
you have way too much control. There's so much bureaucracy,
and then like the uneffing, it is like the hardest part,
and we're watching that happen real time. Anybody who's in
the way of that is just I cannot relate to
that way of thinking. I can't.
Speaker 2: And it's disingenuous too for her to say.
Speaker 3: Everybody knows that there's inefficiencies and we all want to
stop them. No, you don't, because right now is the
first time anyone has been able to actually make a dent.
They all are screaming about it. So don't pretend as
if you care, and you just want it done the
right way. The right way has never.
Speaker 2: Been done because you guys are useless.
Speaker 1: So exactly, they're useless, and now they're staying in the
way of actual progress and giving power back to the people,
which is what our founders intended.
Speaker 2: Screw that, lady, mm hmm.
Speaker 3: Well, and then there's also people bitching about some of
the federal workers that were fired. Were like they were
responsible for doing something with our nuclear arsenal or whatever.
So those people were laid off and then there was
a rewind they were like, oh, you know what, those
people really are critical, we're going to actually hire them back.
So now there's a lot of criticism about how these
layoffs and firings are going. And Breonna Kayler, I think
that's her name. I always get it wrong, but anyway,
she had Stephen Miller on to talk about that, and
he set.
Speaker 2: The record straight. Was the Secretary of Energy's mistake?
Speaker 20: Well, I want to use the term mistake. I would
say that it's pretty standard when you're downsizing government. You
make cuts, you assess those cuts. You see who needs
to be rehired, who needs to be kept, who needs
to be.
Speaker 2: That's what happened here.
Speaker 20: These aren't normal things. I understand that even a temporary
interruption in federal employment is a great crisis, a catastrophe
for you and for CNN. What the American people see
is a government that is finally delivering a promise of
accountability under President Trump. You want to have a conversation
about transparency, let me ask you a question. Do you
have any idea where the twenty two billion dollars that
the Department of Health and Human Services provided to illegal
aliens that are Joe Biden is right now? Twenty two
billion with the b that's enough to provide a free
house to every homeless veteran in America. Where's the twenty
two billion dollars? I don't know, you don't know, nobody knows.
Joe Biden just spent it. And now it's God Transparency
begins with having an accounting over every federal dollar is spent.
And God bless President Trump for leading this effort.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you don't want Stephen Miller asking you questions during
an interview that you're supposed to be asking him questions,
you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: She lost right there and you can just see her face.
She was like, oh, I'm cooked. There was a moment
in that interview too, where she told.
Speaker 21: Him to calm down, and I was like, oh girl,
you do not want to do that, and she was,
And in the context, he was like, no, I'm actually
gonna be as celebratory and as happy as I want
to be about all the cuts that are happening.
Speaker 2: Why aren't you right? It was perfect?
Speaker 1: Why aren't you you very unhappy?
Speaker 2: Woman? Darren just said he dropped his balls on her chin?
Why put it that way? That's how I should have
put it. Our people, you are God, that's so funny.
Oh great, it's so true. Chin. Also because he gave
it to CNN in that clip too. You heard him say, I.
Speaker 3: Know, it's a total catastrophe for you when like things
don't work out just your way. Another gal on CNN
who I am not familiar with. She tried to do
a similar line of questioning with Tim Burchett that also
did not go well for her.
Speaker 4: Now been covering La Salleries where the money is going?
Speaker 17: Yeah, you a all y'all do is run down Elon
Musk and Donald Trump, and you continuously do this and
that's why your writings are in the tank.
Speaker 4: Ma'am all right, Congressman Tim Burchett, We're gonna leave it there.
I do appreciate your time coming on and having this conversation.
Thank you very much.
Speaker 2: She is so I love it.
Speaker 1: I love that representatives now feel empowered because of Trump.
Let's face it, Trump is the trailblazer and all this,
but they feel empowered to be like, why don't.
Speaker 2: You suck it, lady? Why do you suck it? Yeah?
That was absolutely beautiful, beautiful yea.
Speaker 3: Also Chris Rufo, who you may know from such things
as exposing some crazy corruption in the world of education. Uh,
he discovered some spending that was absolutely crazy, and that
is that the Department of Education granted twenty five million
dollars to something called the National Comprehensive Center GOD, which
promotes the idea that males and females are false categories,
and they tell teachers to move away from the sex
binary and to use non heteronormative language.
Speaker 1: This is what we're paying for, right, we have like,
who are the people getting paid for that? You know,
like there are individuals that work for that place, right
getting paid?
Speaker 2: Oh my god?
Speaker 3: And it's probably like three people that are going around
hosting these ridiculous online seminars with teachers who are dumb
enough to sign up for them, and then they all
end up having ridiculous conversations that sound like what you're
going to hear from the National Comprehensive Center one of
their zoom call training workshops.
Speaker 2: It is exhausting to listen to asking.
Speaker 22: If staff members could move away from the binary and
not just say things like, you know, let's split into
two teams girls versus boys. Why not instead use non
heteronormative language like, hey, party people, let's gets activity everyone, humans,
all friends, family.
Speaker 2: However you want to do.
Speaker 23: It and the intersections of that in terms of my gender,
my race, and my sexual orientation as a as a
young person developing in my sexuality. There was a lot
of intentionality, I think in certain spaces in my professional
career where we thought about sexuality as a developmental reality.
And as a language arts teacher in reading literature, what
type of preparation am I preparing myself for to be
responsive to where my students are at developmentally as well
as in terms of their growing identities? And if pushed
back rhymes and that's probably within the equity context and
indication that you're moving towards shifting practices and policies that
are under the status quo.
Speaker 1: If you are an education if you are a language
arts teacher and you're teaching your kids about sexuality in
any way, you have done fail. That's what you have done.
You are a failure at your job. You should not
be teaching that. I don't know what is It's just insane.
And the twenty five what did you say? Twenty five million?
Was it twenty five million?
Speaker 7: Copy?
Speaker 1: Five millions of center? You know that there are people
that are doing these like working and doing these little
seminars they're probably making mac daddy salaries, oh yeah, and
getting pensions and we're paying for that, and I just
it makes me sick.
Speaker 2: I know, I know.
Speaker 3: And then you mentioned Social Security and what a complete
scam that is. There was also a report I think
this was actually from MSNBC, so it was surprising, a
report that discovered that there was like billions of dollars
of improper Social Security payments price I know. And this
is just again, this is the kind of stuff that
is being uncovered and remedied. It's not just about reporting it,
it's the remedy. And I don't know why people keep
fighting it, but they are. Here's the report.
Speaker 24: Inspector General audit last year that showed over an eight
year period, the Social Security Administration made almost seventy two
billion dollars in improper payments, a little less than one
percent of payments in that time period. Now, the report
also says that most of these improper payments were over payments,
not payments to decease people or people who didn't qualify
to receive these payments. At the same time, Jose, this
effort by DOZE is to go through this agency like
every other and try to weed out waste and fraud.
Speaker 1: Right, jess right, it's insanity. I just the amount of
corruption in our government is overwhelming.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 3: And you found this great video from a guy. His
name is Quentin, and he's giving a summary for all
the idiots out there who are freaking out and believing
some of the fear mongering that's out there.
Speaker 2: He's giving a very quick lesson.
Speaker 3: On what doge's intentions are and what they're doing, and
it's really fantastic.
Speaker 7: Summer Efficiency or DOGE for Sure is a new government
agency that's essentially a cleanup crew of highly efficient tech bros.
That's led by Elon Musk and aims to achieve four
very straightforward goals by mid twenty twenty six. First is
to eliminate redundant programs. Second is to modernize government technology.
Third is to restructure the federal workforce. And last and
most importantly, is to reduce the federal deficit by at
least one trillion dollars. Despite what the medium may say,
none of what DOGE is set out to do is
necessarily new. In fact, we have multiple government agencies that
have been in place at least since the nineteen twenties.
That are supposed to do this exact same work and
have just failed to do so. There's the Government Accountability Office,
the Office of Management and Budget, the inspector General offices.
The news goes on. So the real question is why
haven't they been doing this? In just a few weeks,
dog has already saved and estimated fifty billion dollars by
simply looking at unnecessary contracts and making efforts to reduce
the federal work for the obvious way spending. Probably the
most important thing that DOGE is exposed is the number
of rules and regulations that have been put in place
by non elected officials over the past few years. Last
year alone, they were over three thousand new rules put
in place, compared to only one hundred and seventy six
laws that were passed by Congress, which is duly elected
by people. So when you see your favorite Democrat politician
protesting about non elected officials controlling our government now that
Elon is exposing all of this, asked them why they
were so quiet before.
Speaker 22: And for the people who.
Speaker 7: Are saying that nobody voted for Elon to do this,
yes we did. We actually did. In fact, we voted
for Elon and Vibak to do exactly what the Dose
team is doing right now. And they told us exactly
what they would do. Is they were campaigning across the
country over the course of months and from millions and
millions of people.
Speaker 1: Amen, I love him, don't you love him? He's so
calm about it. He's set out home. It's like, this
is what's up, man, this is the truth. And if
you can't handle the truth, I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: You're a child. Yep, brow up.
Speaker 3: Speaking of children who have absolutely no idea what they're
talking about.
Speaker 2: Whoopy Goldberg was reeling.
Speaker 3: Against Elon Musk yesterday and she believes, h I'm just
gonna play it.
Speaker 2: I can't. I can't intro this. It's so dumb. Here's
Whoopy being mad about space.
Speaker 19: When did I say, hey, we need another agency next
to NASA. So let's just so, when did we start
paying for his.
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 19: No, you know that he's he's going to be cutting
yeah uh NASA. Yeah, yeah, that's the competition.
Speaker 2: So what is the real deal yet?
Speaker 18: Money?
Speaker 2: We want to make some money. Let's cut some of
these that we have to pray for.
Speaker 19: You are paying for everything he sends up that comes
back down.
Speaker 24: That falls back down.
Speaker 2: And she's pocket We'll be right back. Believable.
Speaker 3: I answered to her question because Robbie Starbuck answered it perfectly.
She wanted to know when did we start paying for
Elon's stuff in SpaceX, And the answer is two thousand
and eight. Because one of the only things Republicans and
Obama agreed on back then was that SpaceX could do
what NASA did twenty times better and for less than
a twentieth of the cost.
Speaker 5: Oh, go figure, Well, probably she should have looked that
up before she ran her mouth about it.
Speaker 1: Unbelievable idiot, right exactly, because again it's government bureaucracy.
Speaker 2: Go figure. He's a private sector guy.
Speaker 1: That went in there and made it better.
Speaker 25: Yep.
Speaker 1: Unbelievable, and that was Obama. She should be blaming Obama, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she's just an absolute moron.
Speaker 3: A lot of talk was being made about a video
that Cheryl Crowe, the singer who you may remember from.
Speaker 2: Such things as All I Want to Do.
Speaker 3: So everybody was ripping on her because she just posted
this video of her giving away her tesla and like
as some big stick it to musk.
Speaker 1: Look at her game. That's stunning and brave, isn't it.
Speaker 3: I know it so stunning and brave. People noticed right
away this isn't recent. There's leave, there's like brown leaves
on your trees. This is from the fall way to
try to make it look like it's right now. And
so she you're going to see that video first, and
then you're going to see her responding to that accusation.
Here are those videos of Cheryl Crow. So there she
is saying goodbye, like, oh my god, you got him
so good getting.
Speaker 2: Rid of your tesla whatever. It's so stupid, guys.
Speaker 18: Wow, I didn't know my post was going to blow
up the way that it did. Thank you for people
that were loving for you guys that were on the
hate side of things. Yeah, there were some leaves on
the tree because yes I did donate my tesla right
after the election, but this is the week that I
got the confirmation back that the money went to NPR,
which is something that I can care about. Not everybody
can donate a car something that they care about. For me,
it is important because I understood the NPR would be
going away, and that is where I get my news,
as well as PBS, places that I feel like I
can count on that are not based on algorithms. Why
also addressing haters, why did I not give it to
hurricane victims? I give a shit ton of money to
things I care about, including hurricane victims and the environment
and save schools, Sandy Hook cancer research.
Speaker 2: So let's put that aside. Not everybody's going to.
Speaker 18: Be able to donate a TESLA, but if you're looking
for something to do to make sure that your voice
is heard, I'm going to post a bunch of resources
on here. So go on, call your representatives, let them
know how you feel. You know, I feel like people
are getting desensitized or completely freaked out and feel like
they're helpless.
Speaker 2: You don't have to feel that way. Just call your.
Speaker 18: Representative and tell them how you feel.
Speaker 2: It's part two of voting.
Speaker 1: Okay, Okay, Yeah, she's probably delighted that we paid for
transgender operas in Columbia. She's probably delighted about that. I
swear to the mental disorder. Like these people are. She's
living in a bubble. She lives in a celebrity bubble,
you know, and.
Speaker 3: She's asking like what happened to her face? I think
she's just aged. Yeah, I think she's done anything to it.
And people are not used to people aging normally.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I think she looks fantastic. Actually, I think she's looks
She's wrong when it comes to all of this. She's
completely wrong and off base, and she lives in an
alternate universe.
Speaker 2: But she looks great. She looks normal. She doesn't look
filled or pulled or tightened.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 1: People are a normal women. They're not used to seeing that.
They're not used to seeing women just be normal in age.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 16: Uh.
Speaker 3: The perfect person to respond to all of this nonsense
with Sheryl Crow is Senator Kennedy, and he did that.
Speaker 26: It should not go unnoticed that President Biden got a
lot of his advice from pop singers and movies bars
and people who partied with Harvey Weinstein. And we know
how that turned out.
Speaker 2: Mm hmmm.
Speaker 1: I love him so yeah. Speaking of which, I'm so
ready for the Epstein files. Can somebody just hurry up
and release those?
Speaker 2: Can we Well, it's it's on the list, but it's
not first on the list.
Speaker 7: I guess.
Speaker 3: Remember when Anna Paulina Luna was talking about the order
of things, I forget what she said was it was.
Speaker 1: Like jfkf him RFK junior MLK and then like Epstein
just can't just.
Speaker 2: Get to all that.
Speaker 1: That would be great because I'm ready it's coming.
Speaker 3: I just don't know exactly when so, but it'll it'll happen.
And I assume when Cash finally gets in to office,
when he gets finally confirmed this week, that that'll speed
things up a bit.
Speaker 2: Maybe yuppily cannot wait.
Speaker 3: I know some Democrats are figuring out that they are
on the losing side of the Doge argument, and it's
it's nice to see. One of those is a guy
by the name of Alex Karp. I believe he is
the CEO of Talent here and here he is talking
about just that.
Speaker 27: I what I don't like about what's going on is
I just view this as well, let's watch the Democratic
Party commit suicide. And like I've been a Democrat most
of my life, I would still I kind of few
myself as outside it. But I don't like watching the
Democrats just commit suicide. And what I see is most
of the country doesn't really at this point given the
fraud wasting abuse we know is they're ninety percent of
the countries like get rid of that fraud wasat and abuse.
And I just view this as yet another example of
the progressive left boxing themselves in into a suicide dance.
Speaker 1: Right, Yep, he's one hundred percent correct. Yeah, they just
they're digging their heels in just because it's the people
that they don't like doing all of the stuff that
needs to be done.
Speaker 2: M what's wrong with you? I don't know, I do
not know.
Speaker 3: Now, another actual congress person who's wreckedgizing this is ro
Kana who is on with our buddy Dave Rubin, and
he said similar things.
Speaker 2: Going on with the Democrat Party at the moment.
Speaker 25: For some reason, we have become the party of defending
institutions in the status quo, and we got painted as
the party of military interventionism and war.
Speaker 2: Both are a mistake.
Speaker 25: We have to recognize that people are really angry, rightiously
angry at what's happened to this in this country for
the last fifty years, their jobs snatched from them, offshoring,
the decline of the working in middle class, and a
foreign policy blob that has gotten us into a lot
of overseas wars that weren't in the American interests. And
so the single biggest problem of the Democratic Party is
we can't be the party of the status quo. We've
got to be a party of change and transformation.
Speaker 1: But yeah, you're not the party of change and transformation.
We're the party of change in transformation because these because
our people know how to do it. They're getting it done,
and you guys can't get it done because you're too
busy talking about pronouns. So great, nobody gives a shit.
Speaker 2: So great. All right, we got some mish mashery coming
at you. And this is.
Speaker 3: My This headline is probably my favorite headline of the
week so far.
Speaker 2: This says Trump is.
Speaker 3: Reportedly he reportedly keeps showing White House guests where Bill
Clinton and Monica Lewinsky and.
Speaker 2: Totally doing it a troll master. I love it. That's fantastic.
He's like, first look.
Speaker 1: At my mug shot and then let me show you
where these two had sex in the Oval office. I'm dying.
Speaker 2: You're right because you know that this is true. There's
no ways it's true, and it's spectacular.
Speaker 3: And then there's a lot of great memes going around
because yesterday, during that presser that Trump gave, he out
like he spent like four minutes going over how many
dead people are getting Social Security and at what ages
of death they are. So he was like, there's like,
you know, thousands of people that are between two hundred
years old and three hundred years old getting this number
of benefits or whatever. And so the memes that are
going around about this are hilarious. But my favorite by
far was one from Libs of Tektok that showed this
old lady that said, meet May. She just turned three
hundred and twenty nine. She watched her husband throw tea
off ships in Boston Harbor, lost her son in the
Civil War, and survived the Titanic after nearly drowning. She's
been through a lot. Elon Musk just stopped her social
Security checks. How could Elon do this?
Speaker 1: That Elon, He's evil, so evil.
Speaker 2: I just love this.
Speaker 26: She good.
Speaker 1: She looks good for three hundred and twenty nine. Did
you'll think right?
Speaker 2: She looks good. I want to know what her care
secret is. It's amazing. I believe it's a product called AI.
It's a product all day. I love it. God bless her.
Speaker 3: We did promise to talk about how gross Jack Schlosberg is,
and he did. This was actually a couple of weeks ago,
and I finally just got around to sharing it. So
he did an interview with Jensaki. Imagine two more horrible
people together. But anyway, he remember how we showed a
couple of his Instagram videos where he's just he's just gross, right,
like he says, he makes fun of his own family
member like rfk's voice, He's just a vile human. So
she was asking him about some of the things that
he says and posts in videos, and he is. It
turns out he's a grifter and he's open about it.
And here is the pieces of that interview that you
need to see.
Speaker 2: You tell public tru or false. Usha Vance is way
hotter than Jackie.
Speaker 28: Oh who my grandmother?
Speaker 12: Who?
Speaker 28: Why would I say something like that?
Speaker 2: Why would he say something like that?
Speaker 28: Why did he do that? Why isn't that weird?
Speaker 2: It's his grandma.
Speaker 28: Well that's why I did it. The Internet is a
place where it's difficult to break through, and it's difficult
to break through, especially if you're not saying something that's
controversial or at least somehow unexpected. I use my judgment
to make posts that I think are funny or silly,
but have a purpose either to make you think this
guy's crazy. Why is he talking about his own family
that way. But to be honest, then you get all
these retweets quotes and everybody flips out about it, and
I think that that's kind of the game that the
other side has been playing really well, which is flipping
people out and getting a reaction.
Speaker 1: So he doesn't have a job, right, he doesn't. Does
he have a real job or he just so he
wants to be an influencer, is what he's saying. He
wants to be. I actually I feel sorry for NEPO
babies like him, I do, because they're born into such
affluence that he has no idea what it's like to
exist in the real world. And I feel like a
lot of those NEPO babies, babies who are born into
such affluence like that and they're given everything and they
don't have to earn anything themselves, because I've seen it
throughout my life, and those people end up not reaching
their full potential, and I feel sorry for them, you know,
I really do.
Speaker 3: So so like how you say affluence, because I always
say affluence and I'm probably saying it wrong fluence.
Speaker 1: I'm maybe saying it wrong. I don't know. But people
are saying that he's an embarrassment to the Kennedy family.
I don't think he's an embarrassment at all. I think
that family's a hot freaking mess. And also of them
like this guy, right, I mean, RFK Junior escaped it.
He's like the generational curse breaker, because that dude is
identifying with guys who kill women with their cars and
then walk away, you know, and then are elevated to
some sort of legislative status in our country, which is
absolutely disgusting. RFK escaped it. He did be good for
him well.
Speaker 3: And because of just that kind of grift openly, like
he's saying, oh, I just say things to get the
likes and the retweets, Democrats lose credibility. And Nicole Shanahan,
who of course was a long time Democrat, she has
realized that now and says other Democrats are.
Speaker 2: Too ever trust these people. It's like do and and
many Democrats.
Speaker 29: Are opening up to this acceptance that they were wrong,
they were misguided, they were lied to, and it's all
this bait and switch and that's what the party has
been and that's what and nobody in their right mind
can continue to support that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, if you're in your right mind, there are a
lot of people not in their right mind, a lot
of people that have that decay. It's like mad cow disease,
only it's liberalism.
Speaker 8: Mm hmm.
Speaker 2: You guys, there's a new banger.
Speaker 3: That's a new banger from the leve and this one
is about queer bodies. So make sure that you add
this to your playlist.
Speaker 2: Sweet as they say you.
Speaker 15: Over there the far out, don't be right.
Speaker 2: I know your say the truth said you free, say
my head and dance with me.
Speaker 15: My weirdbay, my weird, by my god.
Speaker 2: I didnot. I just can't because I don't hate it.
I don't. It's giving Susie Q in the eighties, you know,
three parts too hearts that beat. Yes, I kind of
like it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, remember I can't. That was so wrong in every way.
Speaker 2: Why did you say that? But I don't mind it.
It was a banger. Oh my gosh.
Speaker 3: Okay, one more thing, because Daisy has to make sure
that she's out by a certain time today, so I'm
trying to be I may save some things that we
had for today till tomorrow.
Speaker 1: I have a have a delivery, You guys have a
delivery coming at eight thirty.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry we.
Speaker 3: Have to show so one more thing before we get
to talks, and I think we for those things. So you, guys,
Mark Hamill, the reason for my name today was that
an award show, like talking like he's giving an award
or talking about an.
Speaker 2: Award, and his pants fell down. I can't can you
even believe this? Like this in real life?
Speaker 1: He made like the guy had to have made a
lot of money from the Star Wars franchise.
Speaker 3: Buy a belt yourself, some suspenders.
Speaker 1: This is get it together, Get it together, Mark, You guys, it.
Speaker 17: What just love cinema so much that we're all gathered
here to celebrate tonight. For me, it's a films create
world so vivid and stories so powerful that we lose
ourselves in them completely. They create immersive cinematic landscapes. They
feel alive.
Speaker 1: I mean, like you you're not an adult man, You're
not a world. I feel like that's just something you
take care of if you're an adult man. And I
know there are a lot of adult men that are
listening to us, watching us right now.
Speaker 2: How do you forget your belt?
Speaker 3: And people are saying, what was a rental tuck? So
did he not try it? He was wearing it. It's
not like you can know how it fit before he
got through the podium.
Speaker 1: Can also wear your own belt with the rental stuff,
it's not like the rental stuff is like, I'm sorry,
you can't use your own clothing to help hold us
up what is going.
Speaker 2: It's ridiculous. The force of a belt was not with him.
Speaker 1: I was not with him. It was not.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 3: Let's get to some thank yous from yesterday. In fact,
this was probably from the day before and I missed it,
but Marilyn Air said, I think Trump should get a
puppy and name the dog Doge.
Speaker 2: How awesome would that be? Great idea? Let's see.
Speaker 3: Kelly Wiseman said, dad joke Wednesday, I think I'm allergic
to the gym. Every time I go there, I have
trouble breathing and I sweat a lot. Plus from yesterday
with Megan Markle, I feel like she's good friends with
Kamala with her word solids all my love jerks, thank you, Kelly, yes,
thank you. And then from today, uh, let's see. Suzanne
low Santos said, spending my fifty seventh birthday at work
listening to YouTube makes my day.
Speaker 1: Love you jerks. Thank you so much for thank you.
Happy birthday and now you Carrio twenty three. Deajoke Wednesday.
What happens on a microscope crashes into a telescope? They kaleidoscope?
Speaker 5: Check my money, jerks, Wendy, how does Jesus make his coffee?
Speaker 2: He bruise it heyo news it uh huh.
Speaker 1: Laura Kate Baker mock Megan Kelly interviewed some pilots yesterday.
Speaker 2: Very interesting. Oh I'll check that out.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, Kristen Thompson. I only drink holy milk.
It's pasteurized. Happy dejoke Wednesday. Chicks, grateful for you. We're
grateful for you, Kristin, Thank you. Mendy Owens. I love
growing my debits and credits family with my chicks. Family
enjoy dad joke Wednesday, Thank you many, Mandy don quixote
deja Wednesday. What do you call an Italian oil worker? RIGATONI?
They warm out their jerks.
Speaker 2: These are good you guys.
Speaker 1: Airon Powers Today, I learned that Ireland's capital is growing
at an exponential rate. In fact, it's Dublin. I'm so sorry,
take my money, Teresa Raemundo. I'm just saying many words
that make no sense. How can anyone learn anything as
a parent? Do I have to work and go to
school for my kid?
Speaker 2: What? Oh, maybe she's talking about that weird zoom call.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, yeah, DVJ for Mock's wardrobe fun.
Speaker 2: But still, did I know I've worn this before?
Speaker 1: Probably last you, guys, I have worn this before, and
I'd shame on us. I know, right on us for
not helping stylists to buy us new things. BTK for
the wardrobe, for long laces to tie for a belt,
DVJ for the Mark Hamill belt fun. Heka, Brian Bremley,
A dung beetle walks into a bar ask? Is this
stool taken? Here's some green salad of salvation? Of salvation?
Thank you, Brian, Randy Craig. What do you call a
rooster staring at ahead of lettuce? Chicken sees a salad?
Speaker 26: Did it?
Speaker 2: I love the show and you too. We love you.
Thank you guys, guys, thank you, thank you for.
Speaker 1: Bringing it in. Did you did you have any no
gifts or anything today? Yes, there's only just you have
a minute.
Speaker 2: It's really quick. So from Dawn and Nick Popovich, I.
Speaker 3: Guess they hand painted these these are this is like
a little raccoon that they hand painted, see it.
Speaker 2: Yes, so cute. And then also these turkey earrings Thanksgiving.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and those are so cute.
Speaker 2: Thanksgiving, Thank you very much.
Speaker 3: And then from let me make sure I get the
title right, kur.
Speaker 2: A John Jay Seffern from Texas. He sent one of those.
Speaker 3: Cool challenge coins, the Military Challenge cline, which I always
appreciate getting. He did ask he loves our show, but
he said, a couple of days ago, you had videos
of crazies or members of the Loyal Opposition, and the
videos were filled with profanity.
Speaker 2: Is there a chance you can bleep that out?
Speaker 3: And I would love to be technical and have the
cool software that allows us to do that, or the
time that it takes to edit videos.
Speaker 1: Alas even our team, we don't want to put that
on our team either. They have a lot of other
stuff to do. So sorry about the words.
Speaker 3: Sorry about the words, but we also say them in
addition them and they're just they're just worried, you guys.
Speaker 2: Yeah they are, They're just worrying. Oh sorry, But thank
you very much for the challenge. Point very much appreciate it. Yes,
you guys, have a beautiful Wednesday.
Speaker 1: We will talk to mind.
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