Speaker 1: A lot of people think that he's a nice guy.
He's not a nice guy.
Speaker 2: Now I think she's going to make another go for it.
I really hope that she does. But you can already
tell that there are Democrats who are like, I don't
know about that.
Speaker 3: I am so tired how you acting like you see
for the people of the fate of Indiana or the
city of Indianapolis. You do not think for me or
anyone I know, that would have been a cute jerk.
Speaker 1: Good morning everybody. Hello, it's Saursday. How are we doing.
Speaker 2: Sorry, that feels very winding down of the week.
Speaker 1: Very excited about this weekend. I need some full time.
I need it. I need I need full time, and
slushies is what I need.
Speaker 2: I have been given clearance to submerge my knee into.
Speaker 1: Water, so I'm very excited not to to the pool.
Speaker 2: I really want to get to the pool at least
for a couple hours this weekend at some point. You yeah,
I'm very very excited about that. As you know, yesterday
we began not a series per se.
Speaker 1: It's a series, and it's kind of a series.
Speaker 2: It's a little bit of a series, and it's called
Don't f with your face. And we asked our Indian
correspondent Spencer to put together.
Speaker 1: A little jingle you'll come again, a.
Speaker 2: Little jingle to commemorate or introduce that series from henceforth
and forthwith, and he sent us a little something. I've
tweaked it a little bit and I hope you all
enjoy it. But here is our new intro.
Speaker 1: To this series.
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Speaker 2: I mean we put it, you know, into some classic
music genre.
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Speaker 2: And I hope you guys are sitting down because the
example that we have for you today is a doozy.
I have no idea who this woman is. I did
look at her full account on Instagram to see if
this was just a one off or if this is
actually what she looks like all the time. And I
regret to inform you that this is actually what she
looks like all of the time, all the time.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, Miriam.
Speaker 2: I told you that. I hoped you were sitting down.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, that can't okay, this is the mental
disorder at this point, but that's what that is. Make
that happen.
Speaker 2: A physician did that and said, yes, of course we
can give you as it says, how forty six hundred CC's,
Oh did she dry or sleep? And look at how
tiny she is?
Speaker 1: God, I cannot her back cannot handle that. And I
don't know just what is attractive in right, it looks
like she's Mike Tyson after a fight.
Speaker 2: To be fair, I do think that she had just
had some sort of procedure to her face, because in
posts after this it looked a little more healed. But
every bit as.
Speaker 1: Grown tracker jackers have gotten to your lips? You got
the lips or oh my god, you got What are
women doing?
Speaker 2: And who is like? Yes, I I think that's attractive.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna go ahead and put watermelons in where your
boob should be, and then I'm going to go ahead
and do the surgery. And then there are men out
there going that's really attractive. I'll date that, right, Who
are those?
Speaker 2: Who are you?
Speaker 1: Raise your hand and punch yourself in the face, and
oh my god, it just looks like it hurts to
have her face.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: It looks like she had an allergic reaction to something
in her boobs and her face. I don't up with
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Speaker 2: All right, let's get you some news and some stuff
and some things. We need to start with really really
great news about our economy.
Speaker 1: We'll let CNBC give the update about that.
Speaker 7: Up three percent better than expected. That would be the
highest level since the third quarter of twenty four, when
it was up three point one percent. On the consumption side,
up one point four, very close to estimates, up one
point four would be the best since the last quarter
of twenty four.
Speaker 8: The left and people that don't like the president and
don't want things to work, and you know, like Center
Elizabeth Warre will come out and say, inflation's out of
control and the economy is getting killed by what's happening
by these tariffs. This three percent with the market at
new highs, and really we haven't seen inflation, you know,
go up back to three for maybe it will this week, maybe.
Speaker 9: We'll see it.
Speaker 8: But none of these things, none of these horrible things
have happened, but they still talk like it's happening.
Speaker 2: It's amazing.
Speaker 7: Well, the important there's an important lesson there. Don't pick
a congressman to be your money manager. That's what I
would say. But in the end, Congress has their own
reasons to point out certain things. And the Democrats, of course,
as you pointed out, really don't want to see the
current administration have some success. But there's no doubt that
this is some success. We're seeing more worse power, we're
seeing better equities, inflation. Inflation really hasn't changed much in
the last.
Speaker 2: Year or so.
Speaker 1: That's right. Yeah, Okay, So this tweet is this is great,
This is a great tweet.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean Trump is he should be. He's proud
and rightly so. He said second quarter GDP just out
three percent, way better than expected. Too late, which is
how he refers to Jerome Powell. Must now lower the rate,
no inflation, let people buy and refinance their homes.
Speaker 1: I don't think he's gonna do it.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, there is no excuse at this point.
Speaker 1: I just sent that to the kids this morning, our
kids that just moved here from California, because they're gonna
be buying a house. And I'm like, wouldn't it be
great if they did, if they lowered the I mean
just in time for them to buy a house, it'd
be so great. I'm wishing, I'm hoping that would be great.
But he's such a little troll because he doesn't want
him to succeed. Right, Liberals don't want Donald Trump is
they don't want the country to succeed because they hate
this man so much. They don't want other people to
have good things, you know what I mean, Like they
they're wishing for their own demise. Right, It's insanity, It's
a sickness. These people are thick.
Speaker 2: And they're so sick that they just will resort to
any depths to just insist that what is happening is
not actually happening. That's what Chuck Schumer tried to do.
He had, you know, somebody, one of his pleabs write
him a little speech that he could read on the
Senate floor about how basically these are lies, that the
it doesn't matter what the numbers are, it's not true,
I guess is the way that he's spinning it.
Speaker 1: Here is Chuck.
Speaker 10: And while the Trump administration will try to wave rosy
headlines about the Q two number. Today's GDP number is
in fact a mirage because some ominous numbers lurk under
the hood. Business investment plunged in the second quarter by
three point one percent. The fact that business investment plunged
so starkly is very troubling. Donald Trump's tariffs are weighing
down the US economy, spiking costs for small businesses and
families alike. And if Donald Trump keeps up the chaos,
the dangers for the economy will continue to get worse.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we should totally believe these people, because I mean,
they didn't lie to us during COVID or anything, so
we should totally believe what they say. Pay no attention
to what's actually happening.
Speaker 2: Josiah was completely competent, right, I know what's under the hood?
Speaker 11: Do you Chuck, do you.
Speaker 12: Well?
Speaker 2: Bill O'Reilly not happy with Chuck Schumer and his and
he just openly says that guy is a big fat liar.
And this is somebody apparently who Bill O'Reilly used to
be friendly with.
Speaker 1: Here is Bill.
Speaker 13: Sums lying And I very rarely used that word. I
usually say he's misleading or he's a propagandist, which he is.
Speaker 14: But he's just lying.
Speaker 13: He's just head down reading something that's been written for
him by one of his propaganda people. And you know,
I used to have a decent relationship with him, and
I run into him from time to time in New York.
I have no respect for Charles Schumer. None. None. He
doesn't love this country. In my opinion, he's not looking
out for you or me or anybody else. He is
a rank propagandist.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I agree with that one hundred percent. He's looking
at he's looking out for himself, that's what he's looking
out for.
Speaker 2: What it's just everything they can do to be anti Trump,
that's what they're going to do. Even in the face
of the best news possible, they're just going to be like,
there's bad stuff lurking.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I mean, they root for the collapse of America
because they have CDs so hard, Like, I like, who
would want to do that? Oh, that's right, A liberal,
A liberal do want to do that. It's crazy to me.
Speaker 2: It's the same, I mean, but it tracks right because
these are the same people that want to defend illegal
criminals more than they do our own citizens.
Speaker 1: In the country.
Speaker 2: They put illegal criminals ahead of the safety of their
fellow citizens, So they don't care about America.
Speaker 1: They they're just they're they're awful. They're absolutely awful.
Speaker 2: Trump got a little snarky about how these numbers turned out,
and here he was reporting on them himself.
Speaker 13: Business investment is way up, domestic manufacturing is way up,
a real disposable family income is up, and personal savings
are up.
Speaker 2: Other than that, we're not doing so great.
Speaker 1: The stuck it.
Speaker 2: Listen really quickly before we go on, because we do
have another Trump epic tweet for you to read to everybody.
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Speaker 2: All right. So here's a tweet from Trump for you
to read. This one is about trade deals and kind
of where he is on some outstanding trade deals.
Speaker 1: We are very busy in the White House today working
on trade deals. I have spoken to the leaders of
many countries, all of whom want to make the United
States extremely happy. I will be meeting with the South
Korean trade delegation this afternoon. South Korea is right now
at a twenty five percent tariff, but they have an
offer to buy down those tariffs. I will be interested
in hearing what that offer is. We have just concluded
a deal with the country of Pakistan, where by Pakistan
and the United States will work together on developing their
massive oil reserves. We're in the process of choosing the
oil company that will lead this partnership. Who knows, maybe
they'll be selling oil to India someday. Likewise, other countries
are making offers for a tariff reduction. All this will
help reduce our trade deficit in a very major way.
A full report will be released at the appropriate time.
Thank you for your attention to this matter, make America
great again.
Speaker 2: He's always working, man, I saw it. I know, you know,
you just saw him, you know, talk about the latest
economic numbers. And I don't know what forum that was,
but the he's always doing something. He's always working on something,
either on camera off camera. You always see him working.
And I saw I don't even remember where I saw
the headline. It just made me so mad. But he
somebody wrote at the end of yesterday that at one
of these meetings that he was at, I think it
may have been with RFK, that he looked a little
tired and as if that and it was like critical,
and I was, are you serious.
Speaker 1: Listen, God not stop meantime like Joe Biden was falling
asleep during debate. But yeah, okay, Trump looks a little tired,
does he does? He look tired like I mean, he
just got back from Scotland.
Speaker 2: He didn't even stop, like he took questions from the
press when he returned, literally right when he returned.
Speaker 1: I mean, he does not stop. He doesn't sleep, I know.
Speaker 2: And so for anyone to criticize, to criticize that like
his energy level or the amount that works, or to
give him ship when he golfs. I'm sorry, but no,
absolutely say they will always criticize this guy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, and then he's been in office for
six months, a little over six months. At the end
of his four year term, things could be exponentially better
than they were four years prior. They will still blast
this guy, they will still make demonize him, they will
still they will still hate him. And then I'm gonna
he'll be done and I'm going to be like, Okay,
who you gonna hate Now They're gonna have to move
on to the next guy. Honestly, I just don't know
what they're gonna do if they don't have him to hate,
because they've had him to hate for like nine years.
You know, Yeah, what are they going to do? I
don't know.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Expect to the art of hating him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's so they're going to have, like it's it's
like a crutch at this point. It is literally like
a security blanket for these people. I don't know what
they're gonna do.
Speaker 2: That's going to be a rough transition for them. Also,
there was some stuff that went down in a Senate
committee hearing yesterday and it had to do with this
idea that I think most of us are on board with,
which is that folks in Congress should not be allowed
to trade individual stocks because they of course get insider
information about those that the rest of the citizens are
not privy to. It puts them in a huge you know,
gives them huge advantages that they shouldn't have. And so,
you know, even AOC, there's there's bipartisan support for this
effort to stop that from happening. And so Josh Holly
introduced that bill in committee yesterday and it actually so
he said, my bill to ban members of Congress from
day trading on the taxpayer's dime just passed out of committee,
clearing the first hurdle to becoming law. Bring it to
the Senate floor for a vote. Now, he was the
only Republican in the committee to vote on it, to
vote for it to pass out of committee, the only Republican.
And so I was like, wait a minute, what what
is going on? And then I saw Trump going after him,
and I was like, wait a minute, why would Trump
be mad about this? So the whole thing is very
very confusing. Read what Trump said about Holly.
Speaker 1: Okay, why would one Republican senator Josh Holly from the
great state of Missouri join with all the Democrats to
block a review sponsored by Senator Rick Scott and with
the support of almost all of the Republicans of Nancy
Pelosi's stock trading over the past twenty five years. The
information was inappropriately released just minutes before the vote. Very
much like sabotage. The Democrats, because of our tremendous achievements
and success, have been trying to target me for a
long period of time, and they're using Josh Holly, who
I got elected twice as well as upon to help them.
I wonder why Holly would pass a bill that Nancy
Pelosi is in absolute love with. He is playing right
into the dirty hands of the Democrats. It's a great
bill for her and her husband, but so bad our country.
I don't think real Republicans want to see their president,
who has had unprecedented success, targeted because of the whims
of a second tier senator named Josh Holly.
Speaker 2: Yes, so I was like, what is going on? And
then it turns out and I'll show you another tweet
that is an automated AI generated tweet that was sort
of explanatory about this, But it turns out that the
bill that they ended up passing out a committee does
not like it doesn't apply to Trump. Somehow, Trump and
Vance are exempted from this rule. And I just think
that that is super super weird, so really weird.
Speaker 1: Yes, automated.
Speaker 2: That comes from White House X ray and it says
Trump's admin carved out a personal exemption from Holly's stock
band on July thirtieth, allowing himself and Advance to keep
trading while imposing rules on others. But he cries sabotage
when accountability knocks. The bill passed eight to seven only
after shielding Trump's portfolio. Rand Paul admitted that it should
apply to him, while the gop CO sponsors abandoned ship,
calling the entire process chaotic. Trump's team cited Article two
concerns to block the Executive Branch's inclusion, a naked power
grab disguised as constitutional caution. Hypocrisy isn't governance. Real leaders
don't exempt themselves from ethics laws that they demand for
their rivals.
Speaker 1: But here's here would be my question. I don't. Yeah,
here would be my question is that are they exempt
only when they're in office? Or that's what?
Speaker 2: Or yeah, I think so, I think all I think
the whole bill only applies while you're in office and
you have access to insider information, and then when otherwise,
when you're out, you can do whatever the hell you want.
I mean, I would think that that's the case.
Speaker 1: I just I don't know why you why there are
why would there be an exemption for those.
Speaker 2: Two I don't know and I don't And then that
it passed with the exemption also makes me like, why
is he mad at Josh Howley? Then, like I don't
so much drama happening beyond the skill that I do
not understand, but shouldn't.
Speaker 1: There just shouldn't be any exemptions anywhere, Like they shouldn't
be able to trade, none of them. But if you're
what I think, if you're a politician, you shouldn't be
able to do the stock trading thing. FU. None of
you should get an exemption. Nobody should. And then when
you're out do whatever you want. I don't care. But
when you're in office, you're in office, and you shouldn't
get you shouldn't be able.
Speaker 11: To do that.
Speaker 1: You shouldn't.
Speaker 15: The whole thing is very very strange, right, This is
why I had a conversation with my daughter the other
day because she's interested in all this stuff, which I
don't understand why, because she's fifteen and I sometimes she's
like a ninety two year old drop and a fifteen
year old body.
Speaker 1: But she's like, I'm interested in stock trading. Show me
how to do this?
Speaker 5: What do you?
Speaker 1: And so I'm like, all you gotta do is look
at Nancy Pelosi and she would see what she does
and you'll get rich, that's what. And she's like, well,
why is that? Well, it's because this is why. And
so I had to explain to her, like they basically cheat,
and she's like, well, how are they allowed to I
don't understand why are they allowed to cheat? And then
you have to explain to her why they're allowed to cheat.
It doesn't it doesn't make any sense. Having to explain
that to a fifteen year old makes you understand how
completely absurd it is and how corrupt it all is.
Speaker 2: I mean, it totally is. And so I don't know.
I don't understand why Trump thinks he and jd Vance
should be exempted from it. I mean, just just no,
I don't think they should be. So Nancy Pelosi was
actually asked about this by I think it's Jake Tapper,
and you'll hear she does not want to talk about it. Surprise,
And here is how that conversation went.
Speaker 16: Yeah, it was, but let me just read what he said.
I'm sorry that we had some sort of techniclistion. Nancy
Pelosi became rich.
Speaker 17: I might have to read that we're here to talk
about the sixtieth anniversary of Medicaid. That's what I agreed
to come to talk.
Speaker 11: Yeah, but I wanted to.
Speaker 17: That means in the election.
Speaker 16: I wanted to give you a chances to respond. He
accused you of insider trading. What's your response to that?
Speaker 17: That's very ridiculous. In fact, I very much support the
trading of members of Congress, not that I think anybody's
doing anything wrong. If they are, they are prosecuted and
they go to jail. But because of the confidency, it
stills in the American people don't worry about this. But
I have no concern about the obvious investments that had
been made over time.
Speaker 1: I'm not into it.
Speaker 17: My husband is, but it isn't anything to do with
anything inside her. But the president has his own exposure,
so he's always projecting he's always projecting, and let's not
give him any more time on that.
Speaker 14: Please.
Speaker 17: We're going forward here, and I'm very proud of my family.
And while he might make fun of us, while somebody
inspired by him breaks into our home and HiT's my
husband in a deadly fashion, hits my husband over the head,
and he thinks that's a riot, I'd rather not go
into some of my other complaints about him right now,
rather to talk about the sixtieth anniversary of Medicaid.
Speaker 2: I don't even know when that clip was, but it
was relevant to this discussion.
Speaker 1: So let's talk about January sixth, shall we nanceick? And
oh my god, what a complete hag. That woman is
an insider trade like, let's not talk about that. I
want to talk about that. Let's talk about Trump like deflect,
let's talk about your twenty four thousand dollars fridge. I mean,
come on, this woman. Of course she engages in that
there are literal sites on the Internet that follow her
and her stock trading, and how it is obvious what
she's done. It is so it is obvious to anybody
with half of a brain cell. Of course she engages
in that. I'm glad that Jake Tapper like found a
little tiny mouse ball and like attached it to his body,
and then he decided to ask that good for you, Jake,
Good job, good follow up question, Good that you asked that.
Good Lord.
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Speaker 2: Let's talk a moment about how much the New York
Times sucks balls, because wow, what they did over the
last couple of days with this story about a starving
child in Gaza by the name of Mohammed Surprise was
absolutely disgusting. So they posted this picture saying, this is
just one of many children that are malnourished, and then
it turns out that this child had cerebral palsy. I
am somewhat of an expert on cerebral palsy, as that
is the affliction that my oldest son has, and I
can tell you that when you have CP, you do
not gain weight like you at least when you have
super super spastic CP, like my son does. I mean,
he just broke one hundred pounds and he's almost thirty.
He's tiny because they their muscles are constantly contracting. So
the fact that The New York Times actually wrote an
article which said his mom said he was healthy from
the time he was born, that is a bunch of bullshit.
They did not do their research, and then they had
to go back and offer this ridiculous retraction. So Naftali
Bennett said, rightly, this is simply unbelievable. After generating a
tsunami of hate towards Israel with that terrifying picture. The
New York Times now quietly admits that the boy has
pre existing conditions. New York Times, you knew that Hamas
uses babies with pre existing illnesses. We've been saying this
for months. You knew exactly what this picture would cause.
This is a blood libel in twenty twenty five. Have
you no shame?
Speaker 1: I think we know the answer to that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they do not have shame, and in fact they
so they post the story right on their regular New
York Times official Twitter account, which has fifty five million followers.
They post the correction on their New York Times communication account,
which has ninety thousand followers.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So it's just such a complete scam. The way that
they position this cool that just makes me so mad.
And now there are reports that Israel may actually sue
The New York Times over this for ten billion dollars
for the blood libel that it is falsely spread. It
would include personal lawsuits against the journalists who wrote the articles.
Speaker 1: I hope they do. I do too. This is how
they do, I honestly do. Enough is enough?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 14: Mm hmm.
Speaker 1: It's a bunch of shit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it is absolutely And there was a woman by
the name of Aaron. I don't know if her last
name is pronounced Molan or Molin, but she was on
I believe with Chris Cuomo talking about this, and she
positioned it exactly right.
Speaker 1: Here is what she said.
Speaker 18: You don't have a responsibility to lack Israel or support israel.
I do because I believe not just in their right
to exist, but their duty to protect their people. But
you have a responsibility not to lie to damage them
because the only people you hurt more than any Israeli,
more than any Jew, are those children in Gaza who God,
they need help and they will not get it if
the entire world continually excuses the terrorists who are responsible
for their suffering.
Speaker 2: Yes, that's what people keep forgetting, is why this is
happening to begin with.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, yeah, and people forget about October seventh,
and people forget about the fact that there are still hostages.
It's all absurd. Oh, I'm sorry, I'm not supposed to
talk about the hostages that are still there. I mean
that they get release and this could seriously, they could
just release them. Why don't they do that? Why don't they.
Speaker 2: I mean, now it's even Saudi Arabian Qatar is saying, hey, Hamas,
maybe it's time you lay down your arms, like enough.
Speaker 1: Already, and they're like, nah, we don't want to.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And then there's anger from you know, countries like
the UK and freaking France who are saying it's time
for Israel to agree to a ceasefire. Let's just review.
When all the peace plans have come about throughout the years,
it is always Palestinians who say no. It's because any
peace plan is not going to allow them to continue
their mission of just eradicating Jewish people altogether, and so
they don't agree to any peace plan. Even when they're
ridiculously in their favor, they won't agree to them. I mean,
this is just absolutely crazy.
Speaker 1: And again, after they get through the Jews, they're comment
for the.
Speaker 2: Christians, right. I don't know why people don't get it.
Speaker 1: I don't either. I don't know why people on our
side of the aisle don't get that. I don't know
why Christians don't get that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's such a disappointment.
Speaker 1: You're not exactly.
Speaker 2: I'm disappointed in so many people right now on our side.
Speaker 1: God you're not exempt.
Speaker 2: And I just thought this was funny because this is
the extent to which you know, the people lie about Israel.
This is obviously a parody, but it says Israel caused
the extinction of snow leopards in Gaza. If you want evidence,
just look look for a snow leopard in Gaza. You're
not going to find a single one.
Speaker 1: You're not You're not there. That's the thing.
Speaker 2: They cause all the world's ills, the Jews. Israel is
a fault for everything totally. And in addition to the
UK and France, now Canada. Mark Carney has also said
that in September they will be Canada will be recognizing
Palestine is a state. And Donald Trump was like, wow,
Canada has just announced that it's backing statehood for Palestine.
That will make it very hard for US to make
a trade deal with them. Oh Canada speaking of that?
Speaker 1: Isn't that dude dating Katie Perry? Did we talk about that?
Justin Trudeau is Yeah, did we talk about that yesterday? Yeah?
But Mark kark is not okay? But but what is
Justin Trudeau doing? Now? What does he do?
Speaker 6: Think?
Speaker 2: He doesn't have any leader, he doesn't he's out of
politics because he has family money, so it doesn't matter
to he can just yeah, he doesn't need the doing,
he doesn't need the money.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, Yeah.
Speaker 2: Mark Carney definitely not dating Ky.
Speaker 1: Well. Well, I mean I would I would think that
about other dude too, because why are you gay?
Speaker 5: You know?
Speaker 1: But Mark Carney, this is the thing. I mean. I
guess Okay, I guess that doesn't matter to Katy Perry.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't know why Katy Perry likes dating gay
games like that. Yeah that's a little odd, but yeah,
I guess you do you, Katy Perry.
Speaker 1: Some women do. Some women like the gay men. Yeah,
you guys.
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Speaker 2: All right, let's move on. We need to talk about well,
we have like a whole bunch of random things to
get to in this next little segment. And first of all,
I loved Scott Adams said about a tweet from Donald Trump,
And so Donald Trump tweeted that it's time to indict
Obama the Trader, for treason, and Scott said, Trump is
testing the public reaction and forming it at the same time.
Step one is to make the unthinkable thinkable.
Speaker 1: Okay, so the unthinkable is actually indicting him. That's the trial.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like trying someone for treason, which comes with a
death penalty essentially.
Speaker 1: Right, you know what I mean, Obama of all people,
because Obama was in I mean everybody, I listen as
even if you don't like the guy, you could say
out loud, well, I mean he's charming and he's a
great orator, you know, I mean things that there are
people on our side. Even if you just hate the
guy's politics, you could find something nice to say about him.
He's a good bother or whatever, you know, like you
could figure out something. But that's the thing is he
is kind of shifting the narrative because it's like he
did this. He did this on purpose, with purpose, like
maliciously did it. What a dick, you know, Like that's
the thing. It's like it's changing his persona because he's
like a lot of people think that he's a nice guy.
He's not a nice guy.
Speaker 7: He's not.
Speaker 1: He's not.
Speaker 2: And I love that this the the way that Scott
talks about this is so it so applies to so
many other things that Trump has said in the past,
when he talked about Greenland right and basically taking over Greenland,
when he talked about Canada becoming a state, all of
these things.
Speaker 1: When he first.
Speaker 2: Throws that mud on the wall, you know what I mean,
it's like everybody freaks out and they're like, oh my god,
that's unthinkable.
Speaker 1: And then they start absorbing it. And then they.
Speaker 2: Start absorbing it. And so he's right when he says
he's not only testing the public's reaction, he's making it.
He's creating the narrative and then like letting that merit,
you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I kind of like it. Yeah, we do marinate.
You marinate and you're like, this isn't so bad. I
kind of like it. It's like the chunky blanket.
Speaker 6: Good.
Speaker 2: I mean, you just kind of wrap yourself up in it,
and yeah, that feels it feels pretty good. And it
turns out that cash Betel apparently has found thousands of
Russia collusion hoax documents in burn bags inside of a
secret room at the FBI headquarters. So that's neat.
Speaker 6: I mean, what.
Speaker 1: So they just didn't get around to burning them.
Speaker 2: These people are idiots, so they're just they're bags that
say to burn, to burn.
Speaker 1: It's like, so not only are they malicious dick weeds,
but they are they're also stupid. It's like completely stupid.
I oh my god, you cannot make this stuff up.
Like they're like, okay, we're gonna go ahead and try
to ruin this guy. And then we're going to put
a bunch of documents that we probably shouldn't have documented
into bags that are like burn bags.
Speaker 2: It's like having them all in a room that has
a shredder in it and just having them say, to
shred you know what.
Speaker 1: I mean, like really bad documents, to shred. You guys
are morons. I just love that story.
Speaker 2: And then of course we're still you know, we're still
in the midst of all the Epstein hullabaluo. So apparently
I think we mentioned this yesterday that Gilynn Maxwell is saying, Hey,
if you guys offer me some immunity, maybe a pardon,
I will sing like a bird to you know, in
front of Congress. And so the Caitlin Collins brought on,
of all people to answer the question should they do that?
Should immunity be provided to Glenn? She brought on you, Bernie, But.
Speaker 1: Why I don't know why.
Speaker 2: I don't know. And he was so caught off guard
by this question.
Speaker 1: It is gloriously funny.
Speaker 2: Check this out.
Speaker 4: Would you be okay with Congress giving her immunity to
testify that's what she wants.
Speaker 19: I haven't thought about it.
Speaker 2: I don't know the.
Speaker 19: Answer to that no position.
Speaker 3: You're the first person who has asked me about it.
Speaker 2: Okay, well, when you have a position.
Speaker 1: Will you let us know.
Speaker 9: You'll be the first.
Speaker 2: Senator Bernie Sanders.
Speaker 1: We always appreciate your time, Senator Bernie's Aders. You're a
complete waste of our freaking time. Thanks for coming on
and contributing absolutely zero.
Speaker 2: You're welcome.
Speaker 1: I mean, what in the world was the point of that.
It's basically my job. I've contributed nothing. I contribute zero
what I do every day? Oh my god, the world?
What was that?
Speaker 3: My god?
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: And then do you remember earlier this week when we
played that ridiculous ad, not ad, but video that Eric
Swallall had posted of.
Speaker 1: Him pumping iron lifting one hundred and thirty pounds. Any
thought that was a flex? Oh my god.
Speaker 2: So apparently now I didn't see this, but apparently Greg
Guttfeld mocked the ever living crap out of Eric's wawell
over that, and so Eric got mad, and he's trying
to pretend that he doesn't know who Greg Guttfeld even is.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, which is a crap.
Speaker 2: So here is tough talk and Eric directing a message
at Greg Guttfeld saying, here's a deal for Gutfeld never
heard of him till he spent eight minutes criticizing what
I bench press.
Speaker 1: The deal.
Speaker 2: If tough guy benches more than me for ten reps,
I'll leave Congress. Oh my god, he leaves Fox News.
I'll give Greg forty eight hours to accept, and then
I'm calling him gutlass Feld.
Speaker 4: That is so stupid.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, Oh my god. If I were Greg Gutfeld,
I would be like, I'm going to train so hard
beginning now.
Speaker 1: I feel like I feel like he could already do that.
I feel like he could already bench more than one
hundred and thirty pounds. You don't think Greg guttfeldt could
do that. I think he could easily do that.
Speaker 2: I don't know, I don't know.
Speaker 1: I feel like he absolutely could. He needs to be
a fitness writer.
Speaker 2: Greg Goodfield.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he had his start, I believe in like with
fitness mag I don't know his fitness magazine. But he
was like a fitness guy.
Speaker 2: But like did he just write about it or did
he just did he engage in it? You know?
Speaker 1: He was he was like a fitness dude. He's like
I think he's I.
Speaker 2: Think he's little, and I am old, much older than
than Eric Swalwell, and so I.
Speaker 1: Think little and old has nothing to do with it.
There's listen, I there are there are guys out there
who may even look thin or may look like they're
they're old, and they can I see cowboys out here
that look like they can't lift anything, and you see
them lifting. I'm telling you it's I wouldn't underestimate him.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't know if he's responded or not.
Speaker 1: But I can't tell you. Ment health, yes, that's right.
How mental health yes.
Speaker 2: But I can tell you who did respond, and that
is Mark Wayne Mullen, who said, Eric, if you're looking
for a reason to leave Congress, I'll be your huckleberry.
I'll take your offer, or whatever your max is. I'll
do the minimum of five reps. You're welcome to counter
give my best to Fang Fang.
Speaker 1: I mean, I love this. Why would he do this?
Why would he put some sort of a challenge out
there to do? You don't know what these guys bench.
I'm serious, I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Anyway.
Speaker 2: It's just it cracks me up when all these dudes
are like, put them up, you know what I mean,
I feel like such aude thing.
Speaker 1: People are saying he was a writer, he's not into fitness.
I feel like we could probably find a picture of
him in really good shape. Of Greg getfelt when he
was younger. I feel like, if you write about it,
you probably if you're a ments health writer, you probably
were in pretty good shape. He probably was like in
his thirties and forties.
Speaker 2: He's I don't know, I just I don't. My gut
feeling is that he could not out bench.
Speaker 1: Eric swallwell right now, all right, but I mean I don't.
Speaker 2: I could be wrong. I just you know, the point is,
and I'm sure that I didn't hear Greg's monologue, but
I'm sure that he was mocking him for posting the
damn video, right, that is like a super douche like
toolly thing to do, and that is something that I
would never do.
Speaker 1: Well. I just think anybody who posts their workouts is
kind of like, you're just stop it. Just don't. Just
don't do that, you know, yeah, just agreed, stop it.
Speaker 2: Don what's his name, Zoe Ran Zoe Ran Mam. Danny
is back in town and he's trying. He's starting to
field questions from reporters who are digging into the fact
that he was dug in on this idea of defunding
police for so long and now he's trying to pretend
that he's not campaigning on that anymore, Like why though, why,
what's the reason for the shift? And how do you
how do you even how do you do you have
any self reflection about the fact that these are things
you used to say openly and all the time, and
he this is how we answered. It was not convincing
at all, ilgb Hue or that they.
Speaker 10: Should be defunded or dismantled.
Speaker 2: So this is a little bit of what Marsha has
But as you, as you grow and reflected.
Speaker 10: And I feel, in fairness to you've been good about
talking about growing and reflecting and always having conversations, do
your voice, you hadn't said some of those things a
few years back.
Speaker 5: My statements in twenty twenty were ones made amidst a
frustration that many New Yorkers held at the murder of
George Floyd and the inability to deliver on what Eric
Adams of all people described as right for all of
us to be able to enjoy safety and justice. That
we need not choose between the two.
Speaker 2: I just can't with him.
Speaker 1: He's such an actor, isn't he. Like you can just
see like when they ask the question, he just turns
it on, Like you can see that the switch get flipped. Yes,
it's like he listens to the question, he's like okay,
and he starts acting. He immediately. There's nothing real about
that guy. Nothing. He's the phoniest of the phony phonies.
I it's gross. How can you not see that? I mean,
are you that gullible that you can't see that he
is absolutely lying out of his gaping pie hole at
every turn.
Speaker 2: And he said it so many times and was so
adamant about it that he doesn't just get to say, oh,
that was in the context of the George joyd thing. No, dude,
this is you. This is your philosophy, this is your ideology.
Freak and own it and stop pretending that this is
not exactly what you want right now.
Speaker 1: And that actually makes me even like dislike you more.
You should be consistent. If you're running for office and
you're going to be representing constituents, you should have consistency
throughout your life, throughout your at least your adulthood. Okay,
there may have been things that I thought when I
was seventeen years old that I don't agree with now,
But for the most part in my adult life, I've
been pretty consistent on my belief Now. It doesn't matter
what was happening around me. I've been pretty consistent, you know.
And so I when I hear him say, well, I
was emotional during that time, so I said things, Well,
what's going to happen when shit goes down in New
York and you become emotional again, are you going to
lose your mind? Because that just that makes you sound
like you're week is what it does. But I appreciate
the acting.
Speaker 15: Dude.
Speaker 2: Well, we and we had a We talked to Robbie
Starbuck earlier this week and we our podcast with him
comes out on Saturday, and he just tweeted that he
talked to an NYPD friend of his and that and
he asked him, what, you know, what are you and
your colleagues, your fellow cops going to do if mom
Donnie wins the mayor race. And this cop was like, oh,
it is going to be a mass exodus.
Speaker 1: There will be so.
Speaker 2: Many people leaving. And why wouldn't they Why would they
not go somewhere safer where they can still do the
same thing and not be treated the way that the
Zoran will obviously treat them.
Speaker 1: And it won't just be cops mock. People will leave business.
Businesses will leave that place. I mean it's they will.
It will be an exodus of a lot of people
who are like, I'm out of here because it's going
to become a communist hell hole. Yep, so bye.
Speaker 2: But speaking of Kamala, she made a big fat announcement
yesterday which I would like you to read.
Speaker 1: It's a way to read her crap. Here we go.
Speaker 2: It is page one, Okay.
Speaker 1: Over the past six months, I've spent time reflecting on
this moment in our nation, says, and the best way
for me to continue fighting for the American people and
advancing the values and ideals I hold dear. I am
a devout public servant, and from the earliest days of
my career, I believed that the best way I can
make a difference in people's lives and fight for a
better future was to improve the system from within. And
it has been a profound honor to do that work
and serve the people of California and our nation as
a prosecutor, Attorney General, United States Senator, and Vice President.
In recent months, I have given serious thoughts to asking
the people of California for the privilege to serve as
their governor. I love this state, its people, and its promise.
It is my home. But after deep reflection, I've decided
that I will not run for governor in this election.
I have extraordinary admiration and respect for those who dedicate
their lives to public service, service to their communities and
to our nation. At the same time, we must recognize
that our politics, our government, and our institutions have too
often failed the American people, culminating in this moment of crisis.
As we look ahead, we must be willing to pursue
you change through new methods and fresh thinking, committed to
our same values and principles, but not found by the
same playbook. For now, my leadership and public service will
not be an elected office. I look forward to getting
back out and listening to the American people, helping elect
democrats across the nation who will fight fearlessly, and sharing
more details than the months ahead about my own plans
in the United States of America. Power must lie with
the people, and we the people must use our power
to fight for freedom, opportunity, fairness, and the dignity of all.
I will remain in that fight.
Speaker 2: At least was running for president again.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well happening at least in California. I don't know.
Well I hope, So I hope she runs for president again.
That will that will be freaking awesome. But the deep
thought to me was like, to me, that was code
for donors being like, hell no, not in California. Na,
in California, lady, not going to happen. I mean, I'll
give her a little bit of at least she's not
like a Beato or like a Stacy Aber or you
know what I mean. She's I think somebody said to her,
don't run in California, and so she was like, I'm
not going to run because she's not done us.
Speaker 2: But if she what are the options that she's going
to run for? I mean, she's not there's no way
she would like try to be a senator again, either
she's been vice president or.
Speaker 1: She's going to start a podcast. I don't know starts
podcast now.
Speaker 4: So maybe she should do that and write a book,
because that's what these people do.
Speaker 1: I think she's going.
Speaker 2: To make another go for it. I really hope that
she does. But you can already tell that there are
Democrats who are like, I don't know about that. Martha
McCallum had Chris Coons on yesterday and asked directly, like,
if she came to you and said, will you support me?
Will you and Chris Coon's dances watch this? What's your
reaction to this?
Speaker 20: Is this the end of Kamala Harris's career in politics?
Speaker 10: I don't think so.
Speaker 21: She was a very strong attorney general for the state
of California. She served well in the Senate and as
Vice President. I don't know what her future will bring,
but I'm sure she will continue to serve her state
in our nation.
Speaker 20: Would you encourage her to run for president again? If
she came to you and said, look, I'm talking to
a lot of people for advice.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to run for governor.
Speaker 20: Would you be supportive if she wanted to run for
the Democratic nomination in twenty twenty.
Speaker 21: Eight, Martha, twenty twenty eight is a long way off,
and first we need to focus on the challenges right
in front of us here in Congress.
Speaker 1: Okay, deflect, deflect, O, look away, look away.
Speaker 2: Yeah, God, I really want this to happen.
Speaker 1: I hope she runs. I hope she runs so good
against anybody on our bench. Yeah, will I bloodbath and
I love it?
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 2: Sca Jenny and Shermichael Singleton both on the Abbey Phillips
panel last night, and Shermichael was saying about this news
that she's not going to be running for governor and
about the possibility of her running for president.
Speaker 1: He's doubtful.
Speaker 2: He doesn't think it's going to happen, and Scott had thoughts, Michael.
Speaker 22: You need to will this into existence, my friend, my brother.
I pray every day that these Democrats nominate Kamila Harris
in twenty twenty eight again, and you're here down talking.
Speaker 1: I don't understand.
Speaker 10: I just don't see.
Speaker 2: It's going to need you to help me will this
into existence.
Speaker 22: It would be the best for America Democrats. If you,
if you whatever I say that you don't.
Speaker 1: Like, please, it's true. He's absolutely right. We want that
to happen.
Speaker 2: Also, there is a new book coming out in November.
I would like to know if you plan to buy
John Fetterman's new book. Now, he says, in my career,
I picked the battles that matter. This story started by
a single vote twenty years ago. My public service path,
The Stroke Depression Unfettered plays it out and pays it
forward for anyone dealing with mental health challenges.
Speaker 1: Pre order now. It's a really great title, it's a
great model. Yeah, the title is great, but I'm not
going to read it. I have other things i'd rather read.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I have a pile of books that I haven't
gotten to that I thought I would get to when
I was recovering from surgery.
Speaker 1: And I'm sure that like when it comes out, I
don't know whenever it comes out, he's going to be
doing the round and we're going to be seeing and
hearing like basically everything that's in it. So why read
it anyway? Yeah, you know, agreed, all right?
Speaker 2: I thought yesterday would be the last day we would
have to be talking about the Sydney Sweeney stuff. But
there are developments. First of all, she is promoting a
whole other brand, and so people are going to be
losing their shit about this too. But she is now
doing ads for hey dude, Hey dude, shoot, And here
is an example.
Speaker 23: They can't say your country.
Speaker 19: For sure here.
Speaker 4: I know her voice is so annoying. I was just
a discussion with my daughter in law yesterday. I'm like,
what do you think about those that she's like? They're great,
except for her voice is so punishable, Like what is
her voice?
Speaker 1: It's ridiculous, And I know it's so it's.
Speaker 2: So overly bedroomized, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: Can you like, does she talk like that in real life? Because,
let's hope not.
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 1: Hey, dude, shoes are great, aren't they. Yeah, both my
boys wear the c We've got a bunch of them
in this house too. Yeah, they're green.
Speaker 2: But the fallout continues from the whole American Eagle thing.
Pierce Morgan on the right side of this issue, saying
the Sydney Sweeney fear perfectly epitomizes why the woke left
is so bonkers. They call everyone a Nazi or white supremacist,
even when she's obviously neither, and they hate women celebrating
beauty and sex appeal.
Speaker 1: It's why woke is dead. We all just laugh at
their idiocy. It's true. We do all laugh at their
idioc now, it's just stupid. They have jumped every last.
Speaker 2: Shark, all of them, all the sharks.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And people have.
Speaker 2: Been waiting for either American Eagle or Sidney Sweeney herself
to make a statement about this, and I think it's
been positive that they haven't. But apparently there was an
American Eagle spokesperson who did make a statement to TMZ yesterday,
and I thought it was super interesting.
Speaker 1: What they said was quote.
Speaker 2: This is yet another example of how social media is
just not reflective of real life. The absurd response from
some corners of the Internet is absolutely not reflective of
how American Eagles customers feel. The rep said. Their independent
polling found that seventy one percent of respondents thought the
commercial was appealing and the sales are definitely right, showing
that to be true. Like they I've sold out of
Sydney's line of jeans, so I mean it's working.
Speaker 1: It's absolutely and she's probably not responding because she's too
busy cash in her checks, right, Yeah, good for her.
Speaker 2: Emily Zanati just wanted to remind everybody what the real
point of the ad is, and I thought she did
it quite well. She said, guys, the good jeans are
not the ones that make her white. There are plenty
of white people. The good jeans are the ones that
gave her gigantic knockers.
Speaker 4: Right, that all done exactly. I did not get those jeans,
and I am so white. Look how white I am.
I did not get the good gigantic knocker jeans.
Speaker 1: I love that.
Speaker 2: And there was also somebody on TikTok with a similar message,
but there were added thoughts to it and this I
thought this was great.
Speaker 1: Also check this out.
Speaker 9: Of course, American Eagles spreading fascist propaganda. They choose a
blue eyed, white woman with blonde hair talking about her
good genes. I hate to break it to you, girlies,
but they are talking about her huge fucking tits, yeah,
and her really good body.
Speaker 12: It's really not that deep. It's not Nazi propaganda. It's
just a commercial. How did we get here? Genuinely, because
every time these people disagree with you and don't like
what you're saying or don't like what they're seeing, they
say nazi or fascist or whatever the fuck and calling
for Sydney Sweeney to be canceled because she's promoting white supremacy. Genuinely,
what the fuck are you guys talking about? I think
you guys are mad about something else. I don't know
if it's because she's hot and she's attractive, I don't
know what it is. But you guys need to go
outside touch grass and I can't. I can't say this
enough because I've said it before. We really need to
bring mental asylums.
Speaker 1: It's so true. Yes, it's so true, so true. Now
it's like again with the Aaron brock of It line.
They're called boobs ed. That's what it is. Just we're
bringing back the selling things with boobs. Fine with it.
I mean I don't have them, and I'm totally I mean,
I have them, but I don't have them like her,
you know what I mean. And I'm fine with it.
I'm sorry THEO wanted to say hi.
Speaker 2: But it's not even just about boobs. It's just about
attractive attractiveness, sex appeal, and the same thing is now
happening with Duncan. Now the reason for my name today.
This is the first time I've ever heard of this guy.
But there's a guy, an actor by the name of
Gavin castil Legno.
Speaker 1: Oh, yes, he's on the Summer I turn pretty. If
you have a teenage girl, you know exactly who this is.
Because yeah, You're either a team Jeremiah or your team Conrad.
He's Jeremiah. I'm Team Jeremiah.
Speaker 2: Okay, Well, this is the first time I've ever seen him.
I don't understand why people are calling him blonde, Like,
no way is blonde to me, but people are insisting
he's blonde and blue eyed. And now the criticism has
shifted from America an Eagle to Duncan for using him
in an ad in which he mentions genetics once again.
Here is the ad. Look, I didn't ask to be
the King of Summer. It just kind of happened.
Speaker 14: This Tan genetics.
Speaker 2: I just got my color analysis back. Guess what Golden Summer. Literally,
I can't help it.
Speaker 5: Every time I drink it, Duncan Golden how refresher.
Speaker 11: It's like the sun just finds me.
Speaker 2: So sipping these refreshers makes me the Kingdom Summer.
Speaker 8: Guilty is charged.
Speaker 1: Guess yeah, he's sort of like people are mad at this.
I don't know why they're mad at it. I mean,
he's not my type, but I'm also not a sixteen
year old girl, you know what I mean?
Speaker 13: Right?
Speaker 2: But he's not blonde, Like this is not blonde. And
I have a video of someone freaking out about this ad,
in which she says blonde blue about this app And
I'm like, do you have eyeballs?
Speaker 12: Like?
Speaker 2: What are we processing color in different ways?
Speaker 1: Now? Exactly?
Speaker 2: But here's a great example of the kind of freak
out that's happening about the Dunken app.
Speaker 19: There's no fucking way if you guys don't know who
this is. This is the actor from the Summer I
Urn Pretty. He's literally been in such hot water the
last two weeks for being maga and liking and reposting homophobic, transphobic,
like questionable shit. And Duncan just dropped this out eleven
hours ago talking about his genetics. Another white blonde hair,
blue eye. I'm gonna miit. This could totally be the
baiter minhaf phenomenon, where like you talk about something or
you see a word and now you see it everywhere
And by no means is this giving the Sydney Sweeney
American Eagle ad. But y'all the odds of two white
blonde hair, blue eye maga celebrities in ads back to
back talking about genetics talking about genetics, It's weird. It's weird.
I'm not going to do a whole analysis like I
did with the Sidney Sweeney ad, because that was like
a more intellectual conversation. But this is weird. He's lucky,
he's Italian, and he's talking about his tan or else.
I feel like the comparison would be like on nose,
But this it stinks. Something stinks still, it stinks. We'll
see if we keep seeing more of this.
Speaker 1: I hope we do.
Speaker 2: I hope we do.
Speaker 1: You're insane, lady. Also, I don't know about Sidney Sweeney.
I don't know what her political leanings are. I really
don't this kid he is. I think he is a
conservative because there's I remember, you know, delving into that
a little bit last year. He has said some stuff
where he's like, I don't give a shit what people think.
I am a conservative. He's a Christian, he's conservative. He
doesn't shy away from that. And I kind of love it.
I kind of love that because there's not a lot
of kids that age who are that way and on
social media and are okay to be that way. But
I don't think that that's why they chose him for
the AD. I think they chose him for the ad
because he is popular, right, now and girls think he's
cute and that. And when he comes to all this
like refresher stuff, that's their audience. That's the intended audience.
That's who the mom. Can I have money? I want
to get a dunkin Donuts refresher you know what I mean? Right,
that's the demo. So it's all marketing. They're smart about
the marketing. They picked the guy who's like the equivalent
of the Tiger Beat guys that we used to like
when we were in high school. And this is the
tiger Beat guy of twenty twenty five. It's him. It's
Gavin Castelego or whatever his name is. And and the sixteen,
the fifteen to eighteen year old girls are like, yeah,
that's what's happening here. So you know, get a grip.
He's not a blonde here blue eyed guy. He's not.
You know who was blonde and blue eyed? Is Christopher
Atkins from Blue Lagoon?
Speaker 2: Yes, guys about as blond and blue eyed as you can.
Speaker 1: He was blonde, blue eyed.
Speaker 2: This guy's not.
Speaker 1: He's Italian, right.
Speaker 2: This is why I kept when she kept saying that
over and over, I was like, you just said he's
Italian and now you're like, blonde, blue eyed, what.
Speaker 1: Do you you're reading? Grip? You get reached it. They
all need to get a grip. They just don't like
him because he's conservative.
Speaker 2: Right, And as far as politics for Sidney Sweeney, I
think people are assuming that she's conservative simply because she
posted or someone posted a like a video showing her
enjoying the company of people around her, some of whom
were wearing back the blue type shirts and maga hats,
and so they're like, oh my god, So Sidney Sweeney
associates with fellow humans who may think differently politically or not.
Maybe they think the same, I don't know, but they
just pin it on her and like make that her
persona even when it's not necessarily true.
Speaker 1: It's just ridiculous. People are out of their minds. But
it goes back to the whole discussion of liberals. You know,
they republicans. Republicans don't like the ideas of people, right,
Democrats don't like the people because of their ideas. Yeah,
that's how it is, and I that's sad, you know,
Like I don't just automatically hate liberal people because they
have bad ideas, but they will automatically hate me because
I'm a conservative. Yeah, I mean, and.
Speaker 2: They're all hateful, and so they when they are hateful,
it's very very easy to be like, you're I don't
associate with you.
Speaker 1: And I definitely don't hate people because they have blonde
hair and blue eyes.
Speaker 2: No, and they're not Nazis and it's not propaganda for
blonde haired, blue eyed people.
Speaker 1: To just exist right anyway, saying.
Speaker 2: Moving on, we have a couple more cultural things to
get to, one of which has to do with AI,
or actually two stories kind of relate to AI. But
the first one is Sam Altman actually being interviewed about
and how many young people are starting to use it
to actually get therapy. I don't know how wise that is,
but they are asking AI and confiding in AI and
basically saying, I feel like this, what should I How
should I handle this situation that's super emotional. So people
are you know, putting into AI very very private conversations, and.
Speaker 1: He has a worry about that, which I think is.
Speaker 24: Legit personal shit in their lives to chat cheeput. It's
you know, people use it. Young people especially like use
it as a therapist, a life coach. Having these relationship problems,
what should I do? And right now, if you talk
to a therapist or a lawyer or a doctor about
those problems, there's like legal privilege for it, you know,
like it's there's doctor patient confidentiality, there's legal confidentiality whatever,
and we don't we haven't figured that out yet for
when you talk to chat schiput. So if you go
talk to chatchupkey about your most sensitive stuff and then
there's like a lawsuit or whatever, like we could be
required to that, and I think that's very scrutin Like.
Speaker 1: I didn't Okay, I guess I'm I just wouldn't do that.
So that is a new concept for me. Right, I
had no idea that people were doing this either, right,
And and you know, my daughter in law is a therapist,
so that's what she She just talks to people all
day long about their problems. And so I didn't realize
that chat GPT is like literally replacing those people, which
is odd because you think that if you want to
do therapy, you would want to talk to a human,
you'd want that connection to talk to a human and
like have that the live back and forth interaction rather
than talk to a freaking robot.
Speaker 2: But at the same time, if you aren't necessarily comfortable
talking about your problems with other humans, and you feel
like you're getting a uh an experience of a bot
that basically has all the knowledge of every therapist you know,
it's got all the education of any therapist out there.
I can see where you would be inclined to be like,
I'm just going to put my problem into this computer
and see what it says.
Speaker 1: And you do have a good point, because not all
therapists are good.
Speaker 2: Exactly, and they all come with some sort of their
own personal human filter, right, whatever their own experiences, bias shaped,
the way that they practice, their biases, all of that
stuff is that plays into it. And so chat GPT
comes with none of that. So I can see where
there's a draw. But Sam's right, I mean, if there's
no protection for that information.
Speaker 1: It's just they're they're they're taking it and where it
where's what's happening to it?
Speaker 2: Like that, Yeah, it's out there.
Speaker 1: What I find really irritating and also terrifying is when
I'm on X and I see so many people asking
GROC just the most elementary of questions. It's like, are
you that stupid that you have to ask groc like.
I mean, they're like, these are grown ass adults who
are asking some of the the most basic question. Is
that all they have to do is just go look
it up or if they don't know the answer to it.
People have turned to AI to do the most basic
of things, right, and that is concerning to me. It
is because we've all become lazy and stupid. It's true.
Speaker 2: And the point that Sam's making about sort of this
invasion of privacy aspect of it. I there's another video
that you're just about to see of a woman who's
talking about how airlines can actually scrape your private conversations
from emails to price their fares, and this was like, well,
this was mind blowing for me. Listen to this.
Speaker 25: But they're going to start using some of these algorithms
to price some of their tickets. And so imagine a
world in which you have the death in the family,
you have to go home for a funeral, and they
know that through scraping your email that is, you know,
announcing when the service is going to be. They know
you're in a tight spot, and so you're going to
be charged much more because of that. There's so much
data collected about individual people by data brokers, by this
whole shadowy ecosystem that's just tracking you through your phone,
through your browsing history, that there is a serious worry
that companies will be able to do this right.
Speaker 2: I mean, there's so many things and like tentacles of
this that I had not even considered, you know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's like I have I know, if somebody said
end of days, I do think that AI will be
our demise, Yeah, because it not only because not only
do all the little interesacies that we're talking about now,
but it also is just going to replace so many
jobs that like jobs that you wouldn't even that kids
right now are being trained in college to do that.
They're just going to be put out of work. So
we haven't even thought about that kind of stuff. It's
really really scary.
Speaker 2: Back in our radio days, we talked about sex robots
a lot, or sex dolls. We talked about them quite
a bit, just because there were so many store or
back in the day that was when they were starting
to be kind of a big thing, and the stories
were so fascinating. And so this little video clip that
I saw, I don't even remember where I saw it,
whether it was Twitter or Instagram wherever. But it came
up and I was like, oh my gosh. We used
to talk about these stories all the time. Yeah, this
is a story about a woman who's dating a man
who admits to her, I have sex dolls and I
would like you to meet them. Oh my god, and
I'm having I'm throwing myself a birthday party with my
sex dolls, and I would like to invite you to
that party. To Machi, and she went, You're going to
see how that went and.
Speaker 1: How she reacted. Okay, and I think it may surprise you.
Speaker 23: Arrived his birthday.
Speaker 2: Party, Mike, it's me.
Speaker 1: Are you doing hi, She's.
Speaker 2: About to meet his dolls for the first time.
Speaker 23: Oh look at this.
Speaker 14: This is sweet.
Speaker 11: Well, it's up in the wine. Bring it on. I
can handle it. Tell me exactly what's going on. Let
me be the judge if I can deal with it
or not. I gotta know, you know. I don't like
being in the dark. I don't like secrets.
Speaker 23: Oh my god, Oh my god, Oh my god, Oh
my god. Michael, is this it?
Speaker 11: Are these the two you have?
Speaker 23: There's more?
Speaker 11: How many do you have? How many eight.
Speaker 24: You have eight.
Speaker 1: Over?
Speaker 14: How many?
Speaker 11: Oh, how long a period of time do you use
all eight?
Speaker 14: Not at one time?
Speaker 8: Be pretty tired, wouldn't I it's.
Speaker 1: It now, I need a beer.
Speaker 14: I like that he talked to me about it. It's
just a part of who he is. And I don't
have a problem with this whatsoever, because I know when
I come over it'll be all about me, and I'm
perfectly fine with it.
Speaker 1: You are desperate.
Speaker 2: I don't think she's perfectly fine with it. I think
she's saying that because she's like hard.
Speaker 1: Up's I know she's desperate. Did you see that? She's
the desperation. I am perfectly fine with it because I
can't find anything better.
Speaker 2: I'm actually like, really troubled by how normal he looked,
you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Yeah, well most serial killers do look kind of normal.
Speaker 2: That's true.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying, yeah, that's a big yikes, big big
run like the wind.
Speaker 2: He ain't running. She's staying, and she's like, this is fine,
It's just who he is. I just don't like secrets.
Speaker 1: See, this is the thing. This is the difference between
her and me. I would be like, okay, well, I
appreciate you showing this to me, You're freaking nuts. I'm
gonna go now and we're never.
Speaker 2: She got that far that he said, listen, I'm inviting
you to my birthday party so you can meet my
sex dolls. I would have been like, you know what,
it's been nice to know you.
Speaker 1: It's been right, because there's no way I would have
even there was no way I would have gone, because
I know I would have thought to myself, what the
last thing I would have heard was it puts the
lotion on or it gets the hose? You know what
I mean? What in the hell away? People are freaking.
Speaker 2: Are sweet of death. We are runded.
Speaker 1: Lord.
Speaker 2: All right, we've got some thank yous. One from Deb Prabasco,
who said, good morning chicks, jerks, sending as I lay
in my hospital bed after spine surgery today, if I
could request prayers, that would be great. Love this community
you've built. Hope to be listening again soon when more coherent.
Speaker 1: Prayers for Deb. Y'all prayers going up for Deb?
Speaker 2: That's right? Uh, Donna Birch.
Speaker 1: Our friend Donna Anna.
Speaker 2: He said, Hi, jerks, my friend is watching for the
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Speaker 1: She's going to make a great chick.
Speaker 2: I told you how, I told her how great you are.
Love you guys, Love you right back, Donna, and Hi
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I wanted to give a shout out and heaps of
love and thanks to you too and the entire Chicks family.
Today is my daughter's anniversary of her fourth open heart surgery.
The love, support and prayers from you all have carried
us during our lowest lows and highest highs.
Speaker 1: You all are amazing and we appreciate you all. Wow
for amazing in our community. Does rock it? Really, it
really does.
Speaker 2: David C. Bow said, true people's attitudes change over time.
I was a liberal once and then I quit smoking
pot and got a job. Roth Lady Wright says, first,
talking is someone with very large breasts. My entire life,
I am five six, one hundred and twenty pounds. My
back hurts so bad all the time. That girl is
so stupid and gross. Second, they will be blaming Trump
forever when anything goes wrong from now on prayers. Please
going in for a little surgery for skin cancer now
just another thing. Use sunscreen and have a blessed day.
Speaker 1: Yes, everybody use their suns screen. I've had. I had
one of those taken out right here once. Remember you
remember that Coca neons one. Wishing the best of birthdays
to my boy thirty years old today, thirty dirty thirty
looking forward to getting more independent living soon. Couldn't be
proud of what a fine conservative young man he's become
despite challenges falls. Happy birthday today him Curio two three
six nine. I cheat QT has a slushy machine. Yeah
they do. Yeah, but then you got to go out.
That's right. You gotta see people.
Speaker 2: How would you do that?
Speaker 1: Just how thaying hello Jose Texas fifteen or these like
the weird names again they're not against more and I'm
from Texas. I feel like I'm learning a new language typing.
These YouTube handles suck at YouTube. Thank you for your attention.
Matter just take my juab wad. Yes, the Brian Brumley,
Hey VOD can Nancy ask your hobby why are you
are you gay? She should ask him that mt X
four eighty five Yes, suing the New York Times is
the way to go. It's the only way to show
that they can't continue doing this to whoever they don't
like here or abroad. So true, and I hope they do.
Sue Sue, Sue rd WRYR two thousand. I could bench
one hundred and thirty five when I was fourteen. Perhaps
that's who swallows well as pandering too. Yeah, I mean
that's the thing. I feel like. There are a lot
of people like on my daughter's swim team, who are
in that age range. You could bench that, So I
just don't. I'm not impressed. I mean, I can't, but
I'm also not t media. I'm publishing. I'm a Daisy
and Gutfeld. My husband is sixty six and in much
better shape than many men half his age, And of
course Swallwell is vile. Yeah, never underestimate guys who are
in their sixties. I don't underestimate Gutfeld. I don't MTX
four eight five. Well, technically they've been coming for the Christians.
The meat was majority chris the Middle East was majority Christian.
Our brothers and sisters in my Nigeria, Congo and on
and on. That's right, I just Christians need to wake up.
They really do. Tom Jay seven three eight two. Holly
added amendment after vote that forces stockholders to sell even
at a loss rather than hold. Allows market conditions to
distort who might run for office, hurts capitalists, helps socialists.
Interesting wtf?
Speaker 2: Interesting?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 2: Well that I mean they would have to sort out
the selling process and the timing of the sales process.
So yeah, I mean, but like that's your job, like
figure out when that's gonna work best. Maybe you know
grandfather for a period of time, but like any new
members coming in, just you don't get to do like
you got to sell before you come in, period, right.
Speaker 1: Right, ourn urm one three three one Rule number one
sexy sells rule number two. If you're not sexy, sell
fear instead. Also Pam Bondie.
Speaker 2: Love you jerks a lying liar who lives a.
Speaker 1: Lying liar who lies? Lukepegways do I say that?
Speaker 2: Al Right?
Speaker 11: Hey?
Speaker 1: I just call him hot Luke Hot Luke twenty seven
oh four, Good morning all. I love a blonde hair,
blue eyed stud. What I'm searching on the searching for one?
Luke's on the hunt for a blondehaired, blue eyed stud.
You guys, Well, I can.
Speaker 2: Tell you, Luke that that Gavin Castle legnow is not blonde,
and I.
Speaker 1: Hope you would agree he's totally not. But he's a stud,
but he's not blonde haired, blue eyed the Brian Brumley.
My greatest fear is that on is that people will
view AI as God and that will not end well
for us. Also Skynett.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's the thing. There's so many angles that I
have not even begun to come.
Speaker 1: Writter right there with you, Brian, yep. And they are,
they're already relying on it way too much for guidance,
and it's like it's not good Miss Shell fifty five Shelley,
I think in here every time I use chat GBT,
like for a comparison or something, it always tells me
how smart I am, or when an interesting thought it's
great affirmation for my ego. No, wow, wow, I don't
know about that. I don't. I mean, like the very
few times that I've used it, it's never like talk
to me like that, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: You never had like a personal like I asked them to,
you know, to read my MRI result.
Speaker 1: It's never like hey, you're smart, or I really like
that or good job. It's never done that, which is
really that also concerns me. I don't need you to
tell me. I don't need you to give me like
stuff that's my love language or not.
Speaker 2: You know well, and Elon was all he was posting,
how groc I guess has these versions of anime people like,
there's an anime girl and an anime guy that you
can have a relationship with, and it uses your camera
so that they look at you and talk at you
and say, oh, that's an amazing pair of glasses that
you're wearing because they can see you, and so it
feels more like a genuine interaction.
Speaker 1: It's freaking terrifying.
Speaker 6: It is.
Speaker 1: It's not okay, none of this is okay.
Speaker 2: I don't like any of it.
Speaker 1: I don't like I don't like it at all. Okay,
we're bringing it in on that note, we're bringing it
in you guys. Tomorrow's Friday, no reading, not tomorrow is Friday.
We hope everybody has a lovely Thursday. We will talk
to you tomorrow. By y'all,