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pain for a while after surgery, but then I'm hoping
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news that happened yesterday. The Georgia Court of Appeals decided
that Fanny Fannie whatever her name is, Fannie Willis needed
to be removed from the Trump case. She has been disqualified,
and Alina Haba tweeted about it, saying, the Georgia Court
of Appeals just delivered a huge win for justice by
removing fan Fannie Willis from the Trump case. Law fair
is nothing more than corruption in disguise, and today it crumbled.
Fairness and the rule of law will always prevail. Good riddance.
Speaker 1: She should be disbarred. I mean she probably won't be,
but she should be.
Speaker 2: This is the start.
Speaker 1: Is a good start, right, Christmas blessings all around?
Speaker 2: And then what was awesome about the timing of that
news breaking is that it was right when Jim Acosta
was on, so he had to report about it, and
he brought in some like other reporter who, honestly, I'm
not entirely sure if she is a woman or was
born a woman. I'm not sure. That may be super mean.
I don't know, because I don't know anything about this reporter.
But you can tell that the both of them, Jim
Acosta and this woman reporting about Fannie willis they are
pissed off that this has happened. They're so disappointed. They're
trying their best to just like be newsy and straight
newsy about it, but you can read it all over
their faces.
Speaker 1: It's glorious.
Speaker 4: Begin this hour with breaking news just into CNN. The
Georgia prosecutor leading the state's election interference case against President
like Donald Trump is now disqualified. CNN's Kaitlin Polance is
here with more. Caitlin, what can you tell us about this?
This is just coming in in the last several minutes.
Speaker 5: This is a big development, a big development, and a
big development that Donald Trump has wanted for a long time,
that case against him in Georgia. The criminal case where
it's accusing him and several others of a racketeering conspiracy
related to the twenty twenty election. It's already been paused.
Now it's not even backburner. This is a case that
will be dead in the water because the Georgia Court
of Appeals is now saying that Fawnie Willis, the leader
of the prosecution against Donald Trump, the district attorney in
Fulton County, Georgia, she should be disqualified from being able
to bring that case. The Georgia Court of Appeals is
saying that it's a significant appearance of impropriety caused by
the conduct of a public prosecutor. That is Willis, how
she behaved, how she was speaking about the case about
Trump publicly, about how she was having a relationship with
the top prosecutor that was concealed in this man named
Nathan Wade.
Speaker 1: All of that.
Speaker 5: Previously, the trial level judge had looked at and said,
Fawnie Willis can stay on this case. We're not dismissing
the indictment. But the Court of Appeals is now taking
another look and saying, no, the trial judge was wrong.
Fannie Willis should be disqualified from continuing to lead this case.
It would be a long process, or it will be
a long process to replace her, Which is why I
say this case is head in the water now without
Fannie Willis the person who was leading this case against
Donald Trump in Fulton County. And just to keep tabs
on how many cases there are against Donald Trump criminally
the other two in federal court January sixth and classified
documents those are dismissed, and then the additional case in
New York City where he was set to be sentenced,
That sentencing is now not happening. So as Donald Trump
enters the presidency, each of these courts that is handling
a criminal case is essentially removing that issue from him
to have to deal with.
Speaker 1: I just love it. He and the Don Lemons are
all melting down. It's karma, man. What do we always say?
It's karma?
Speaker 6: Great?
Speaker 2: Right? Great?
Speaker 1: Yeh, guys so great Smith.
Speaker 2: What's not great is that we got this word yesterday.
That is Lindsey Graham is planning on being a no
vote for RFK Junior's nomination for Secretary of HHS. I
don't know why. I haven't seen the information about the why,
but that he's a no so I don't think.
Speaker 1: He like he's been in office since nineteen ninety three.
He's another one of these fossils that has to go.
He has to go. He's been their way too long.
He's very comfortable, and it's now there's like a new order.
We have a mandate. IF's if he's going to get
in the way, like anybody who is opposing these people
who are in fact, you know they're disruptors, but they're
disruptors for the good of America. The people who are
getting in the way of that, we need to get
rid of them immediately.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he is awfully comfortable. I love that this is
the picture that they chose to post with us because
we look so sinister.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 2: And then speaking of these nominations, we're starting to get
now about when the confirmation hearings are going to take place. Specifically,
we now know that Pete Hegseth's confirmation hearing is scheduled
for the fourteenth of January, so that's I don't know
if that's the first one. I just know that's when
his is scheduled. So January is going to be lit.
Speaker 1: Gonna be let you guys.
Speaker 2: And in other media news, Neil Cavudo had his last
day on Fox yesterday, and he's been there for thirty years.
He says that he's not done journalisming, but I'm not
sure what his next move is. He had a lot
of people that were I mean, he always has guests,
many guests on the show, and everyone, to a person
was like, thank you so much, I'm so honored to
be on your last show. So that's a big news
story because only because he's been there for freaking ever and.
Speaker 1: It was kind of abrapt. I didn't see this coming.
Did you see this coming? I had no idea about this. Yeah,
it's kind of interesting. He's been there and they.
Speaker 2: Offered him a contract. It's not that they didn't offer him,
just yeah, he just decided not to take it.
Speaker 1: He doesn't. I think he's kind of on the lip
side too. He's been there since ninety six, that's all long.
Speaker 2: People have been mad at him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, people don't really like some of his the way
that he his demeanor. I guess I want to say
his attitude is demeanor sometimes. But yeah, he'll probably maybe
go to another network or I don't know, I don't.
Speaker 2: Know, I don't know. I mean, all the other networks
are on the struggle bus so bad. Yeah, So I
don't know what other network he would or would want
to go to. It's definitely not going to be MSNBC
because right now it's looking like Joy Reid and Rachel
Maddow are going to have to take big old pay
cuts if they want to stay with the network. Reed
makes three million dollars a year.
Speaker 1: I'm just surprised. Reed, I'm surprised that it's that little,
because wasn't Rachel matt I'm making like twenty million a
year or something like that.
Speaker 2: She's only on once a week.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and she's yeah, And then they're like, well, she's
take a five million dollar pay cut. It sounds like
a lot, but it's not when you're making twenty million
dollars a year. Right, crying out that they are wasting
so much money on these people. It's just again Democrats
setting money on fire. They're not worth it. They're not
worth this much money.
Speaker 2: Clearly not because the ratings are in the absolute tank,
and so I don't know how they They just simply
can't afford to keep paying these losers this well, and
so they're going to take a hit or they're going
to leave and do whatever it is that they're going
to do. But that was the news according to the Ankler,
which I'm not even sure what source that is, but
that's what Colin Rugg said, and so I wanted to
share that. And then I don't think we spent much time,
if any, yesterday on the drone situation. But now apparently
out of nowhere, there were now acting on it. The
FAA has just banned drones over huge portions of New Jersey,
threatening deadly force over imminent security threats. And what took
them this long? I have no idea. Six weeks? Yeah,
and what is so scary?
Speaker 8: Now?
Speaker 2: That wasn't scary then, you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: I don't know. I did see this morning on Twitter
they're talking about how Joe Biden has canceled his Delaware
holiday stay and Kamala is also canceled like a vacation,
and they're all rushing back to Washington. I don't know
what that means. You guys have no idea. I don't
know if it's because shut down.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't at this point. I just
I don't know because they don't say, because there's zero
transparency that comes from this administration. So I don't know,
that's just that's happening. So, you know, she they say
that Kamala raced back to the White House. I mean
that was a direct quote. So yeah, interesting. I don't
know what's happening there.
Speaker 2: Well, I guess we'll see. And then in the meantime,
Luigi Mangioni was extradited back to New York City and
for some reason, I don't know why. I don't know
why he required such an elaborate purp walk when he
got to New York City either, but there was one.
And I feel like this just makes him even more
of a martyr. I mean, look at this.
Speaker 9: Count of federal murder through use of a firearm, a
firearms offence as well for using a silencer and muffler,
and the alleged murder as well as two stalking charges
as well. His newly retained attorney, Karen Magnifolo, suggested that
federal charges in this case would be overkill. I just
want to know what you see New York City Mayor
Eric Adams not far behind Mangioni. There again a very
large law enforcement presence.
Speaker 10: This was an.
Speaker 1: Why do I have to have a jillion people around him.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I thought it was so odd.
Speaker 1: It's very very odd, I know. And who else did
they do this for, you know, any other criminal?
Speaker 2: I feel makes it worse when it does all the
haro white, what is the word like, when you make
somebody a hero like all of this, he becomes a
martyr when they when they have that level of at
ten it makes it.
Speaker 1: It makes it easier for the public to deify him,
these lunatices the words, yes, to deify him when he's
being purplek like that. It's just ridiculous. It's over the
top theater, is what that was.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And then I was like, ew, like Mayor Adams,
was your presence truly required?
Speaker 11: There?
Speaker 2: I know? Are you just looking for attention? He did speak,
and he spoke well on the whole problem with today's youth,
which he's right about. But again it's just like, why
why do you need this attention? Here is a little
bit of what he said out there on that purp walk.
Speaker 12: Very and over again, the radicalization that is taking place
across our country we cannot ignore. When you see an
incident that took place on ol streets, when you witness
a shooting that took place on the school campus by
now a young girl. But this is the continuation about
young people are crying out for help. We have an
obligation not only to make apprehensions after an incident of
this magnitude, but did do far more to prevent him?
Speaker 2: I mean, that's fine.
Speaker 1: I yeah, I appreciate that I do. But you're right, like,
why does he have to be there for the Did
he have to do that? Did he have to be
there for the purp walk? It was just kind of much. Yeah,
I felt like that was too much for the scumbag.
You know, just let him be a scumbag. Why do
we have to We shouldn't even know his name, you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's true, that is true. Yeah, moving on, big
fat news article from the Wall Street Journal. We've got
a tweet to share from Charlie Kirk, who said damning
new article from the Wall Street Journal reveals a Biden bombshell.
Even during his first year in office, Joe was so
feeble that his staff shielded him from interactions with Democrat lawmakers,
and even his own cabinet advisors filled roles the president
himself is supposed to take meetings had to be brief
because he'd fall asleep or become confused if they went longer.
The real villain here is not the Biden White House.
It's the press and official Washington who knew this was
happening years ago and colluded to lie about it in
a failed attempt to cling to power. What else have
they been working together to cover up? And are we
about to find out that Biden's economic numbers were fake? Two?
Speaker 1: There's a lot again more theater. And you know what,
his his wife is a villain too. His family are
villains for allowing this to happen. It's unreal.
Speaker 2: And Kamala she knew she spent every day with the guy,
and so she was this is like to me, this
is criminal that this was a huge, coordinated cover up
that there should be consequences for and absolutely won't be.
Speaker 1: Because he was elected, right, he was elected, and so
you know he was put in charge to do a job.
He was not doing the job. It was a million
other people. We would always joke and be like Obama's
pulling the strings, this guy's pulling the strings somebody else.
It's it's true, It's absolutely true.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and no one no one with any sense of
reason was surprised. The only surprise is that the Wall
Street Journal I guess, or any major news outlet decided
to finally report about it honestly, And so this was
the headline. It said, how the White House functioned with
a diminished Biden in charge.
Speaker 1: I just the subheader.
Speaker 2: Aids kept meeting short and controlled access. Top advisors acted
as go betweens, and public interactions became more scripted. The
administration denied that Biden has a decline.
Speaker 1: Of course they deny it. Yeah, all, and then these
are the same people who will be who are right
now currently all pissed off because Elon has the audacity
to just speak as a citizen. Do you know what
I mean? It's like they don't always run out of contrary.
It's like this is their new thing, right, I'm sure
we're going to talk about that. This is like the
new thing is that they're all talking about it because
they all have Elon derangement syndrome. This is they have
moved from Trump to him, because God forbid, somebody be
talking about things that we want to get done.
Speaker 13: Yep.
Speaker 1: As opposed to Biden, who was not he was there,
he was installed. He was there and other people were
running the show, and they they are the biggest hypocrites,
these people totally.
Speaker 2: And then the journal, the few journalists who are actually
coming out in light of the Wall Street Journal article
to say, you know what, after some introspection, I really
should have asked more questions. I mean, give me a
freaking break. Everyone was screaming at you about what we
all knew to be true. But yet there's clowns like
Chris si Lizza said an apology. As a journalist, I
should have pushed harder on the very real question about
Joe Biden's physical and mental health as president. I talk
about it here. Please watch my YouTube channel righter Off.
Speaker 1: Dude. These pressed people again were as disgusted with the
press as we are with Congress.
Speaker 13: Mm hmmm.
Speaker 1: They are one of the same.
Speaker 2: Absolutely ridiculous. And speaking of Biden, he sat down for
an interview with I don't even know who, some guy
like literally yesterday, and so we have four very very
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Speaker 2: Okay, So Biden, Let's get back to Biden, because he
did have this interview and he said the dumbest things
in the interview. So one of the questions was, hey,
you know you're hi.
Speaker 1: I have my door open, you guys. So he's just
gonna wander in it's fine. Everybody just ignore him flat.
He's already doing flat everybody. Okay, go away, buddy, Oh buddy,
go away. I'm gonna have to close the door. You're
gonna have to go away, sweetie.
Speaker 2: Okay, Like, but I wanted to be on camera work and.
Speaker 1: I love you mama's work, and I mean he's good.
Go ahead, Okay.
Speaker 2: So the first thing that Biden talked about or was
asked about, is the fact that so many not just
union leadership, but union rank and file members voted for,
as the interviewer put it, the other guy, and Biden
flat out denies it. Here is that part of the conversation.
Speaker 14: Some union leaders and even some kind of rank and
file workers ended up voting for the other guy. With
all of the benefits you delivered. How do you square that?
Speaker 10: Well?
Speaker 15: Not many did, by the way. Number one. Number two,
I think that it's hard. I think the one thing
that I should have spent more time talking about is
these things were going to take time to be put
in place.
Speaker 1: Because this guy, he is out of his mind. I
don't at this point, we know so much about it,
Like why somebody, I'm surprised they're not going in there
maybe that's what they're doing. Maybe like the rush back
of the way. I don't know what the rush back
of the White House is, but maybe they're like, Okay,
we're found out, Like we all didn't know he I mean,
he is not our president, you guys. He's not running things.
Speaker 2: He hasn't been right at all this entire time ever. Yeah,
the least presidential president in all of president history.
Speaker 1: Right totally.
Speaker 2: And then he continues to believe that the biggest threat,
I mean, out of all the threats that the world
faces right now here is the one that Biden thinks
is still the biggest.
Speaker 15: World If we're not dealing with the single greatest threat
to humanity, the emergence of climate change, we go above
one Celsius, We're in real trouble.
Speaker 2: We're in real trouble.
Speaker 1: You guys, are you kidding? You're joking? Right?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I can't.
Speaker 1: But you know, forget about all these wars that he's
basically starting, you know what I mean, it's now, it's.
Speaker 8: It's a threat of the nukes potentially, it's weather, you guys,
weather scary and like all the all the stuff that's
coming across our border and all the crime every and
we could just like list all the things that he
has done to set this country on fire.
Speaker 1: But the weather is the biggest threat to you. F yi.
Oh my god.
Speaker 2: And then I don't even know what to make of this.
But like he was asked, you know, what, what would
he like to still accomplished in a few days that
he has left as president, he said something that he
wants to get done, and I think it has to
do with women. But I don't exactly know what. You
can try to make sense here, it is.
Speaker 15: That you're hoping to get Well, there's a couple of
things I want to get done. And for example, we're
in a situation right now where we should be provided
for the funding to make a transition to deal with
some of the issues that relate to women's issues.
Speaker 1: What the hell did he just say, to deal with
some of the issues that help with women.
Speaker 2: Transition, to deal with some of the.
Speaker 1: Issues that help with women's issues. Out of his mind?
Oh my god, Oh my god. It's just it's just
January twentieth cannot come soon enough.
Speaker 2: It cannot, it cannot. And then lastly, he was asked
if he has any regrets, And you would think that
by now he would maybe say, really wish that the
Afghanistan withdrawal would have been cleaner or just run a
little smoother, right, wouldn't have resulted in the deaths of
thirteen service members. That at a minimum should be something
that he regrets. But here is what his answer was.
Speaker 14: Correts that you have anything you wish you would have
done differently?
Speaker 15: Well, I guess if I thought a lot about it, it
was something I've done specifically, but not generically.
Speaker 1: Not generically, you guys, nothing. He gives himself an A.
He gives himself an A plus, kind of like the
guy that's in charge of the post office a plus. Right,
zero self awareness, good job.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh. And then I don't even know why,
but Harry system continues to be a thing, and he
was at some sort of White House function now inexplicably,
he's trying to sell America on the idea that Hunter
Biden is a swell guy.
Speaker 16: Here Hunter Biden at the White House today. Here's a
picture that he was so kind to take with me
at the White House. And it was beautiful, like the
decorations were just so amazing. Jill Biden and the entire
team did such a great job, but like, Hunter Biden
is genuinely a good person and like the attacks toward
him and the Biden family as a whole have just
been disgusting. And when I talked to him, he was
very genuine. He cares about this country, He cares about
the future of folks like myself. Like, what really struck
me about Hunter was that there was a circle around
him of people wanting to take photos. He took a
photo with every single person, shook her hand, asked their name,
asked where they came from, what they do, and about
them and their family. Like, look, Republicans have made him
out to be something that he's not, and I can
say that from experience that Hunter Biden is a good
person and he's gone through struggles. He had bad moments
and made bad decisions, but this is a man who's
made better of himself and he wants to continue that progress.
And I am like, incredibly thankful for Joe Biden, Hunter Biden,
the entire Biden family, and especially for Joe Biden pardoning
Hunter so he can move forward with his life. So
I just wanted to share that my experience with Hunter
Biden was just so fantastic and if he's watching. I
appreciate you a lot, and your kindness meant a lot
to me and everybody that.
Speaker 10: You talk to.
Speaker 1: I'm in love with you. I'm in love with you, Hunter.
I'm Harry Sisson and I am in love with you,
Hunter Biden.
Speaker 2: It was ridiculous. I wonder how much iculous?
Speaker 1: How much does that kid get paid? How much do
you think that he paid to say that absolute bull
crap on camera? Seriously, he gets a script, he says
the script. He is just a paid He's a paid actor,
is what this kid is. And one day he's gonna
wake up at like age forty and be like, what
did I do? Yeah? But you know what, if Hunt's
such a great guy, they should run him. Oh my god,
he cares about today, that he cares about this country,
you guys know, I mean I I think it'd be
awesome if they ran some a loser like him, that's
who they had, if that's who they decided to rhyme,
because seriously, he couldn't do any worse than his father did. Right,
His father had no idea? What's going on? That guy's
like stoned all the time, So what are the same
The apple doesn't plub far.
Speaker 2: Do you know I saw a poll to I don't
know who did the poll, but there was a recent poll,
like just checking in with people right now with Democrats
specifically right now, who do you want to see run
on the Democrat ticket in twenty twenty eight And it's
still Kamala like ahead by thirty some points. And then
in the number two slot is Mayor Pete.
Speaker 1: I was just gonna say it's got to be pe
which again loser. These people aren't losers a surprise makers
if Mayor Pete was like, oh, Hunter is a good guy.
He should be in politics. I mean, what else does
he this is the thing. Of course he's gonna say
hi to people. He's in the White House, right he's
and of course people are gonna want their picture with him.
Even I would I would.
Speaker 2: Be like, oh, yeah, you guys, whatever I stood next to.
Speaker 16: You would do?
Speaker 1: I would be going like, next, he's he is just
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representation of the Democrat party, honestly.
Speaker 2: And what a ridiculous thing is he's a good person
because he allowed himself to be photographed with people and
asked a couple questions I'm sorry, but you're gonna need
to do a lot more to show that you are
a good person. Yeah, because he's been the old laptop
that would suggest otherwise.
Speaker 1: Right exactly. And these people aren't celebrities, you know they
He is the son of somebody who's supposed to be
working for us, and he got all the privileges and
all the benefits, and he got out of jail free card.
He's not a good person. None of these people are
good people.
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Speaker 2: All right? So where did we leave off? Yesterday? We
left off with the fifteen hundred and forty seven page
bill basically getting like it got squashed because Elon brought
it to everybody's attention. America freaked out. They started calling
the representatives. We're traveled and and the rest.
Speaker 1: Is history, and representatives hate that.
Speaker 2: They hate it that he brought I don't everyone you
find out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because historically it's been that we didn't know we
had no idea. We're all kind of living in the dark.
And now we're not living in the dark anymore. And
now we've got Elon and all of us really who
are on social media talking about what's actually in this bill?
What do we want this? No, we don't want it.
Call your representative and that's what people did. And this
is awesome.
Speaker 2: I love, It's completely awesome. And here's another cool thing
is that AI. Because of AI, gone are the days
where there would be a sixteen hundred page bill that
no one had time to read before it got passed,
and so people didn't even know the terrible things that
were in it in order to call their representatives to
tell them to vote against it. Now, with AI, you
throw in the text or the link to the bill
and it will tell you. It will if you say,
what does this bill have in it that is related
to congressional salaries, you'll know. You'll know all the bad
stuff thanks to how quick AI can sort it out
for you. So that's another thing that's different than things
were before.
Speaker 13: Yep.
Speaker 2: So about midday we started to hear rumblings about a
different bill that was the agreement was made on here's
Martha McCallum announcing that right as it.
Speaker 17: Happened, lawmakers cutting a deal to prevent a government shut
down at midnight tomorrow night. That after Elon Musk and
President Electromp warned on social media that lawmakers should not
vote for this current funding bill. Musk actually leading the charge,
quote posting on at quote any member of the House
or Senate who votes for this outrageous spending bill deserves
to be voted out in two years, suggesting that they
should all be.
Speaker 1: Primary He's not wrong and that and that's where people
got riled up. And when we started hearing about congressional salaries,
are you f being kidding me? No?
Speaker 2: No, So along came Chad Program to explain what was
in the new and updated and much smaller continuing resolution.
Speaker 18: Here he is is a proposal from House Republicans. This
is planed b and let me just run through the
details here. It would be a clean three month interim
spending bills. In other words, they re up all current
funding at the present levels three months, okay, get you
into next year. Clear the decks for present electrop clean
farm maide as. We're told one hundred and ten billion
dollars in disaster relief to deal with the hurricanes. That's
something that's been in there for a long time.
Speaker 2: No offsets to that.
Speaker 18: That's something that some you know, conservatives and fiscal hawks
were talking about. And also, as you allude to, the
most important thing here and this is the new thing
that was introduced by present president like Trump yesterday was
a two year suspension of the debt ceiling to January
of twenty twenty seven.
Speaker 2: There you go, So that seemed promising. It did, But
then I feel like we have not learned. Republicans have
not learned how to manage whipping up votes the way
that Nancy Pelosi knew how to whip up votes. So
immediately there was celebration, even before a vote, or even
before Republicans knew if they would get any support from
Democrats about this, there was this celebration and one of
the people celebrating was Donald Trump, who tweeted about it.
You'll see his tweet, So he wrote success in Washington,
Speaker Mike Johnson and the House have come to a
very good deal for the American people. The newly agreed
to American Relief Act of twenty twenty four will keep
the government open fund our great farmers and others, and
provide relief for those impacted by the devastating hurricanes Kanes,
A very important piece vital to the America First Agenda
was added as well. The date of the very unnecessary
debt ceiling will be pushed out two years to January
thirtieth or twenty twenty seven. Now we can make America
great again very quickly, which is what the people gave
us a mandate to accomplish. All Republicans and even Democrats
should do what is best for our country and vote
yes for this bill tonight. And then a lot of
other Republicans started celebrating too, including Elon who retweeted this
picture comparing the original bill and the length to the
current You know, the new bill. It's an app it's
definitely an improvement there. But there was like some kind
of some pre gloating about it, which I don't know
why they felt so confident, but they clearly did. And
then Elon even wrote a tweet about saying I'm not
the author of this proposal. All the credit goes to
Donald Trump, Ja d Vance, and Speaker Johnson. Second, this
is a much better bill that is closer to being
a real continuing resolution, not annybus masquerading, is one with
support for hurricane victims and farmers, as well as a
reasonable extension to the debt ceiling, clean and simple. If
the Democrats reject this and government shuts down, they deserve
to lose big time in the mid terms. And then
the Democrats started talking, and that's when I knew this
is going absolutely nowhere a fast and so first you'll
hear from Hikeem Jeffries.
Speaker 19: The Musk Johnson proposal is not serious. It's laughable, extreme
maga Republicans are driving us to a government shutdown.
Speaker 2: Why is it?
Speaker 1: Because it's clean. It's clean, and it's not full of pork,
and that's that makes them serious. Cleaner, right, it's not
even it's like it should have even been shorter than that.
But I mean, it's cleaner and it's better. They just
cannot handle this. They can't handle the change.
Speaker 2: They can't and they can't handle that they lost their
raises because of course that got taken out of the
much improved bill there.
Speaker 1: Obviously there are some Republicans pissed off about that too,
as we've seen, which is unacceptable.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and so this is going to be an interesting
ride that we're all going to go on together. Because
if you're like me, you have been all over the
place about this bill. There have been moments where I
was like, let's just get this done, let's move it forward.
Trump and Vance, I'm ready to go. They've got reasons
that they want to do this. Let's go. And then
there are thirty eight Republicans who will talk about who
said absolutely not, and then that caused a whole new
fire storm. But for now, let's stick with the Democrats.
I don't know who this guy is. It's one of
the Democrats, the House Democrats, tall, lanky, weird dude who
everyone Their strategy now is to try to diminish Trump's
power by claiming that Elon is his puppet master. And
you know that we'll make Trump crazy if he thinks
that Elon is being elevated above him. But that's the
strategy with Democrats right now. And you can tell with
this clown. I don't know again who this guy is.
Speaker 20: Who is going to win this shutdown, but I know
who loses, and that's the American people.
Speaker 3: Oh, we know who caused it.
Speaker 4: We had a deal, We negotiated a deal, and then
Musk decided to change the deal.
Speaker 10: Do I call him President Musk?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's you're real clever, considering that all of you
got your marching orders to say the same damn thing. Yep,
super clever. There an original, dude. Now, I mean it's
it's just so stupid. This is what they're trying to
make him the scapegoat, which you're absolutely right. I'm sure
they would drive Trump crazy if he was if he
had the notion in his brain that he was elevated,
which they know would bother him, which is why, which
is why they're doing it. That's why everybody's doing it.
When I say everybody, everybody like they're all saying the
same thing, and it's ridiculous. He's a citizen, you know,
he just happens to be like saying out loud, and
he's the protector of free speech, which that I think
is one of the biggest things here, is that he
has enabled us to have a forum where we can
speak freely, whereas before we really have that. You know,
now we have it, we can speak freely, and we're like,
these people are full of crap, and all those people
are irritated now because we're onto them.
Speaker 2: Well, and here's Representative Neil I think saying that this
whole original fifteen hundred and forty seven page bill died
over a tweet.
Speaker 3: We reached an agreement, we came to modest achievements, and
a tweet changed.
Speaker 7: All of it.
Speaker 1: Yeah it did, and if it didn't, okay, well, because
that's America and that is that's where the townspeople go
and they talk about things about you, you scumbags. Here's
the thing. I know, Cat Turd and Dan Creunsch how
are fighting, but he put a thing out which is
pretty astounding. Everybody should know this. In twenty twenty four,
Congress was scheduled to be in session for one hundred
and thirty eight days, which means they're off work for
about two hundred and twenty seven And these people want
to raise. They're off work for two hundred and twenty
seven days a year. Right, do you get a raise
if you don't work for two hundred and twenty seven days?
How many people get two hundred and twenty seven days
freaking off their job and then still get paid two
hundred and twenty four thousand dollars a year? Sign me up?
I mean, this is why people want to do this right,
and then you can do insider trading and you can
get off sorts a loaded, so the Bennies everything. Of course,
those people are pissed off because they're not getting their
precious raise. It's all about money with these jock holes.
Speaker 2: Yeah and there, and then they're completely You hear a
common theme among them, like, well, we had a deal,
we had reached this agreement, and then all of a sudden,
Elon Musk blows it up. That's the same thing that
Jamie Raskin is about. You're about to hear him say
that too. And what's ridiculous about that is that there's
a whole, huge bunch of Republican congress people who had
no idea what was in this thing. So for them
to say we reached a deal, it's like four people
maybe reached a deal. That's fair, that's not that's not
how this should work. And yet, because they're not giving
congress people a chance to present their constituents when they
have no idea what's going on, they have no chance
to even read something that that is that monstrous. So
Jamie Raskin can suck it. But here he is trying
to say we have a deal.
Speaker 1: Where are you on this studio?
Speaker 21: We had many weeks of negotiation with the Republicans. We
arrived at a bipartisan legislative compromise. The Senate Democrats, the
Senate Republicans, the House Democrats, the House Republicans. Everybody agreed,
and then it was blown up by Elon Musk, who
apparently has become the.
Speaker 10: Fourth branche government.
Speaker 22: And that's just an intolerable way of proceeding under representative democracy.
So the Democrats are going to try to figure out
how we can salvage the public good out of the
wreckage that has just been foisted upon us.
Speaker 1: He didn't listen. He's not in office. He's just I mean,
he's doing doge. I guess you can consider that kind
of an office. But I mean, for the most part,
this guy, he's just a citizen. And they're so pissed off.
Jamie Raskin wants things to be exactly how they have
been for the past however many years, yep. And when
we're all living in the dark, we don't know what's
going on, and they are literally just stealing from us
and then setting our money on fire. And now that
that's not happening, they are freaking out and they have
to blame somebody. Oh my god, Elon Musk is the villain. No,
he's not, y'all are I know it.
Speaker 2: I try to say that Elon is doing all of
these things in order to create policies that benefit him personally.
Speaker 1: I'm like you.
Speaker 2: Guys, Elon has more money than he will ever be
able to spend, right, But nothing he is doing, nothing
that he cares about, has anything to do with personally
enriching his pocketbook, And the suggestion of that is so
patently stupid. It especially, I can't even believe that they're
saying it.
Speaker 1: If you look at his history, if you look at
him buying Twitter, that was not that was not a
good thing for him financially. He took a hit on that,
and he knew it. But thank god he bought it.
Thank God, because I don't think we'd be having this
discussion right now. I don't think things would be changed much.
I think things would have stayed the same. Honestly, I
don't know what would have happened. That was such a
churning point in our history, and I thank God for it.
I know Jamie Raskin's irritated because he's not able to
do things on the down low like.
Speaker 2: He did before.
Speaker 1: Too bad, so sad if you don't like it, leave dude, yep.
Speaker 2: Well, and then things got real heated. So once this
little bill it became clear that this little bill was
going to get a vote, you know, everybody took to
the floor had their say. One of those people was
Anna Pauline a Luna, and the Democrats were not happy
with what she was saying. She was very much in
favor of getting this pushed through. And here was her
reprimand to Democrats.
Speaker 23: The president in my lifetime, who's fulfilled all of his
campaign promises to the American people, has promised to cut
hundreds of billion dollars in reconciliation. You want to talk
about shutting down the government. The deal that was negotiated
was largely rejected by the American people, which two speakers
Johnson's credit, pulled it from the floor, which is why
we are here today. The deal on the table will
keep the government open for the American people, and if
you guys so choose to shut it down, it will
be on you, but not the Republican Party. We will
not be going back to the table. This deal stands
as it is. So let you go back home on
Christmas and explain to your people why you shut down
the government, because we.
Speaker 2: Won't be doing it the House for more. Furthermore, the preach.
Speaker 24: It the house, the House will be an order. The
House will be an order. The gentlewoman is reminded to
direct your comments to the chair. My colleagues are reminded.
My colleagues are reminded to yield the floor to the
gentlewoman from Florida.
Speaker 23: Furthermore, mister Speaker, the former bill had items in it
to include random pandemic policies, bio contaminant research that we're
not in the best interests of the American people.
Speaker 2: So the deal on the table is as is.
Speaker 23: You either vote for or you vote for the shutdown,
but it will be not on the Republican Party but
on Democrats. As it stands, Man Sir Speaker, I yield
my time.
Speaker 1: And they call themselves progressive, you know, but they want
to stay. They want to stay as with the status
quo everything where you know, we're living in the dark.
People don't know, we're just gonna we have to pass
it to see what's in it. They want more of
that they want that until the end of time, so
they can just continue to suck money from us, and
they just so they and they have the audacity to
call themselves progressive. That's not progressive.
Speaker 2: But this is where it all gets very muddled for
me personally. And maybe you guys, you have taken a
stand and you know exactly how you feel about this.
I waiver back and forth. And here's why, because there's Anna,
Pauline a Luna and Trump and Vance and Johnson's take right,
this is a much cleaner bill. But why isn't it
just a continuing resolution? Why aren't the farm Aid? Why
isn't the disaster Aid? Why is why aren't they stand
loan bills?
Speaker 13: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't understand why it has to be so politiic y,
but it is. But there are some Republicans who are
who feel as if it's their entire mission to stop
spending this money. And Chip Roy, of course, is one
of those people. And he made a very impassioned argument
on the floor he was absolutely going to be a
no vote even on the smaller bill. Here he is
to explain, what.
Speaker 25: We're doing right now is to continue to double down
on the things that are destroying the republic. We are
going to increase the debt ceiling, not just four trillion.
That's false. We have spent four point seven trillion dollars
in additional debt in the last nineteen months. We're going
to increase the debt by five trillion dollars. That's what's
going to happen right here by Republicans increasing the debt
five trillion dollars. And what are you doing in the
same bill one hundred and ten billion dollars unpaid for?
Because you never have any else of self respect to
go out and campaign saying you're going to balance the
budget and then you come in here and pass one
hundred and ten billion dollars unpaid for. It's embarrassing, it's shameful. Yes,
I think this bill is better than it was yesterday
on certain respects. But to take this bill, to take
this bill yesterday and congratulate yourself because it's shorter in
pages but increases the debt by five trillion dollars is asinine.
And that's precisely what Republicans are doing. It also turns
off Pago, It turns off the one point seven trillion
dollars in automatic cuts under Pago because this side of
the aisle is profoundly unserious about actually reducing deficits, just
as my colleagues on the other side of the aisle
are profoundly unserious about reducing deficits. The entire body, the
entire body has been racking up debt for my entire life.
Speaker 1: Yeah, which is why you need to pay attention to
who who is Who are the key players here, who's
doing what and why they're doing it? And then a
lot of these rhinos we just need to we got
to get rid of them.
Speaker 2: So where do you stand, Like should it be would
you have voted yes or would you have voted no?
Would you be Anna Pauline Luna or would you be
chip Roy?
Speaker 1: I mean if I were there, I probably might be
more on the chip Roy side, if it could happen,
you know what I mean? Can they like, can can
you actually take more stuff out of there? Can you
make them single?
Speaker 13: Like?
Speaker 1: Is that this is the thing? Can they rewrite everything?
And do I don't know, I don't know.
Speaker 2: I feel not in time. I mean, like I likely
not in time. And so the choice you would be
making the choice to shut it all down? Yeah, and
I kind of tend to feel that way too.
Speaker 1: I shut it down.
Speaker 2: But then, so yesterday was so crazy, you guys. So
then Donald Trump started going after chip Roy like hard,
and it was that I didn't like that. So here
go ahead and read this one if you would.
Speaker 1: The very unpopular congressman from Texas, Chip Roy, which is
not okay, he's popular, is getting in the way as
usual of having yet another great Republican victory, all for
the sake of some cheap publicity for himself. I agree
with that. Republican obstructionists have to be done away with.
The Democrats are using them, and we can't let that happen.
Our country is far better off closing up for a
period of time that it is agreeing to the things
that the Democrats want to force upon us. Biden is
president and it's his obligation to properly lead. We're there
to do the right thing, and we can't agree with
what Biden and the Democrats are demanding. Weak and ineffective
people like chip have to be dismissed as being utterly
unknowledgeable as to the ways of politics and as to
making America great again. Put America first and go for
the victory, even if it means shutting the government down
for a period of time. We had an overwhelming victory
just four weeks ago, and we're not going to let
the Democrats forget it so quickly.
Speaker 2: I mean some of that, He went on like there
was more. There was this too.
Speaker 1: Chip Roy is just an other ambitious guy with no
teess talent. By the way, how's Bob good doing? I
hope some talented challengers are getting ready in the great
state of Texas to go after Ship in the primary?
He won't have a chance man.
Speaker 2: Right, And so there were a lot of people that
were like, Trump, what are you doing. One of those
people was Dana lash saying, why chip Roy is one
of the best conservative fighters in Congress. He's popular here
in Texas. Why are we picking fights with proven conservative
stalwarts and not the left? Why is he speaking more
harshly of chip Roy than Mike Johnson.
Speaker 1: I agree with her, I do. I want to know
why that is, And I think maybe part of it
is because he just he's a deal maker. Trump is
the ultimate art of the deal guy, right. He just
wants a deal and he feels like they're not playing
They're not playing ball. By not making a deal here.
But I absolutely can see chip Roy's perspective on this.
And you know, he is a great conservative fighter. He
does want to do the right thing, and he is
representative of a lot of us. So don't don't dismiss him,
don't discount him. That's not I don't in fight him.
Speaker 2: I mean, it just seems so counterproductive. And she wasn't
the only one. Banchi from Red State says moronic take.
Chip Roy is doing what Republicans claim they want to do.
He is standing against the very Democrat giveaways. Trump decried
yesterday there is no deal needed here, pass a clean
CR and dare Democrats to vote it down? And that's
exactly I tend to lean in that direction.
Speaker 1: I kind of lean in that direction too. This is
but I mean, I think that they're trying to spin it.
But look how much it got better, and it did, right,
it got better, and I feel like we're look at
us talking about this, we're making progress. I think there
are a lot of people out there who would have
never paid attention to this stuff. They didn't for thirty
however many years. We've just been in the dark, and
we're not. And so maybe that I mean to me,
that's like the silver lining here. Everybody's paying attention to
this crap now.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, and the reason for my name today is for
Mike Lee, who came to Chips defense immediately saying there
is not a more fitful advocate of conservative policy, constitutionally
limited government or MAGA principles than Chip Roy. President Trump
will not have a more principled, hard working ally than
Chip Roy. If a more devoted advocate for the constitution
exists today, I have not met that person.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, he's having a bad day. It's kind
of like remember when he called what's Kaylee? MCANENNI what
did he call it?
Speaker 13: Now?
Speaker 2: And he was so mean to Dissantis too.
Speaker 1: I mean me, you know, he just does that if
he is not he's making a deal, he's not getting
his way, He's gonna get pissy. He's getting to get pissy.
He just wants this to work out. He wants to
have a win for himself.
Speaker 2: You know, there was a big tweet from Will Chamberlain
about why Chip is wrong, and some of it makes sense.
It was because Chip was trying to compare you know,
raising the debt ceiling and having a credit card limit,
and he and Will was saying, that's a terrible analogy,
because if you don't pay off your credit card debt,
ultimately you'll declare bankruptcy and a court will simply wipe
it away. Your credit rating will go down, the bank
will write off some big some debt, no big deal.
But if the US government defaults, catastrophic consequences would ensue
all over the globe. US treasuries are the backbone of
the global financial system. And Trump wants the debt ceiling
raised now because then he doesn't have to have that
fight for another couple of years. And so I get it.
But then Chip was asked to respond to Trump's attacks.
He was caught up in the hallway and at that
point he had not read them, but the reporters were
reading them to him.
Speaker 5: So Trump is saying, you're getting in the way of
a Republican victory for.
Speaker 1: Cheap publicity.
Speaker 10: That I've been able to read. All we're doing to
trying to talk about how to get a deal do
so we can actually cut spending? Do you beg to
talk to him for some things over I don't even
know what we're talking about. I got to look at
whatever is put out.
Speaker 17: There, but we can eat the people like Chip have
been dismissed as utterly unknowledgeable as to.
Speaker 5: The ways of politics and as to making America great again.
Speaker 1: Put America for victory right now on how to.
Speaker 10: Actually cut spending, which is what the voter sid me
to Washington to do. So that's what we're working on.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I just kind of wish that wouldn't have happened,
because he's not weak and in effective. He's just not.
Speaker 2: No, he's not. And he tried to lay out his
position after the fact that after the Trump attacks, he said,
my position is simple. I'm not going to raise or
suspend the debt ceiling, racking up more debt without significant
and real spending cuts attached to it. I have been
negotiating to that end. No apologies. And then when he
had had a chance to read the smaller bill, he said,
more debt, more government, increasing the credit card four trillion,
with zero spending restraint and cuts hard.
Speaker 21: No.
Speaker 2: And Thomas Massey also pointed out rightly that this isn't complicated.
Separate the bills, vote on them individually. One vote on
the clean CR, one vote on the debt limit, one
vote on disaster relief, one vote on farm bailouts, the
radical right, individual bills for.
Speaker 1: Each issue, because we've been talking about this right, it
should just be individual bills free each issue. And I
think it's like we're just so used to being abused
by these people having shoved into these gigantic, fifteen hundred
page monstrosities that it's we're like, oh, now it's whittled down.
I guess that's better. Well, I mean, really what we
want is individual bills. That's what we want, and why.
Speaker 2: Is that and that's what they' that's what they claim
to have wanted to Yeah, agreed, So it's just infuriating.
And then, of course what happened inevitably is that the
bill completely failed. So there were two Democrats that voted
for it, one I think in a disaster area like
one who is really wanting that relief for their constituents,
another one who's in a like super trumpy district. But
then there were thirty eight total I think Republicans that
voted no, and we have a list of those people.
They include obviously Chip Roy, Tom Massey, Nancy Mayce, my representative.
I mean you can kind of read through the names.
There were a lot of familiar names there but thirty
eight totals. So it failed. And then Elon was matt
about it failing, because again I think they celebrated a
little bit too soon. He wrote, shame on Jeffries for
rejecting a fair and simple spending bill that is desperately
needed by state suffering from hurricane damage. Objectively, the vast
majority of Republican House members voted for the spending bill,
but only two Democrats did. Therefore, if the government shuts down,
it is obviously the fault of Jeffreys and the Democratic Party.
Plane and simple.
Speaker 1: I mean, and he has a point, he has a point, right.
Speaker 2: And then Mike Johnson was caught up with by reporters,
and this was right after the bill failed. And here
is what he said.
Speaker 23: Can you just stop at the Mike ster and explain
what's going on?
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's very disappointed.
Speaker 20: Sorry, thank you, sir.
Speaker 7: Very disappointing to us that all but two Democrats voted
against eight of farmers and ranchers, against disaster relief, against
all these bipartisan measures that had already been negotiated and
decided upon. Again, the only difference on this legislation was
that we would push the debt ceiling to January of
twenty twenty seven. I want you all to remember that
it was just last spring that the same Democrats be
rated Republicans and said that it was irresponsible to hold
the debt limit the debt ceiling hostage.
Speaker 10: What changed it is?
Speaker 7: I think really irresponsible for us to risk a shutdown
over these issues on things that they have already agreed upon.
I think you need to be asking them the questions
about that. We will, we will regroup, and we will
come up with another solution.
Speaker 10: So staked, well, will you drop the.
Speaker 1: Death Well, I mean, they don't have raises in this one.
So that's what's changed, man, That's what's changed. That and
some other things. But I mean, I feel like that's
kind of a big thing for these people. They weren't
able to slip stuff in there past the goalie. So
it's different now, Mike, it's different now.
Speaker 2: Well, Mike Lee again the reason for my name today.
He was on with Jesse Waters and he's good, good
friends with Mike Johnson, but he believes that his time
is up. Well, I don't think Johnson likes you.
Speaker 18: Now.
Speaker 4: Next time you guys see each other walking through the.
Speaker 2: Calls of Congress. I like, he's going to probably kick
you in the leg.
Speaker 11: He is a good man, he's a friend, he's been
a long friend for a long time, a great person.
He's lost control of this process, okay, and he's this
is I don't know how he can remain in power.
Speaker 10: I need Elon or Vivek a speaker.
Speaker 9: He's a friend and you just threw him overboard.
Speaker 10: Man.
Speaker 6: Yes, Latics is tough senatorally.
Speaker 11: It is, especially when you try to jam an entire
country with the fifteen hundred page bill that nobody's read
and you try to trick them and bullied them into
doing Some of us take that personally.
Speaker 2: Jesse, Yeah, no, I don't like it either.
Speaker 9: I think it's terrible and we got to stop doing it.
Speaker 2: And it's got to stop now.
Speaker 1: It is terrible, and we have to be the way forward, right.
Speaker 2: And maybe we just need Elon Musk to be speaker.
As rand Paul pointed out yesterday, the Speaker of the
House does not actually need to be a member of Congress,
so he suggested nothing would disrupt the swamp more than
electing Elon Musk. Think about it, nothing's impossible not to
mention the joy at seeing the collective establishment aka uniparty
lose their ever loving minds.
Speaker 1: I actually, I think this would be kind of great,
I think, right. I mean, I had no idea. I
was yesterday years old when I found out that the
Speaker of the House doesn't need to be a member
of Congress. I know, I thought I thought for sure
that was the case. And so this is very it's interesting,
very very It will.
Speaker 2: To disrupt if we want to keep with that that trend, right.
Speaker 1: I'm all about it. Let's I mean, why not. It
can't get any worse than what it's been over the past. However,
many years, decades that we've been putting up with this shit.
It's like, why not disrupt it? Disrupt it all. Yep,
that's what we wanted.
Speaker 2: JD Vance also, uh was sought for comment after this failed,
and so here is what JD said when they caught
up with him in the.
Speaker 17: Hallway's advanced will you accept any Gilder's not included increase.
Speaker 20: Look, I'll say, the Democrats just voted to shut down
the government even though we had a clean cr because
they didn't want to give the president negotiating leverage during.
Speaker 10: His first term.
Speaker 20: Or during the first year of his new term and
number two because they would rather shut down the government
and fight for global censorship bullshit.
Speaker 10: They've asked for a shutdown, and I think that's exactly
what they're gonna get.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he mad see how the kids behind him.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's his kids. He had his dog, he
had everything with him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, those are his kids. They're so cute. His little
girl's like yeah, dad, yeah, you get him dead.
Speaker 2: But he's wrong. I mean, it wasn't a totally clean
cr No, it wasn't.
Speaker 1: It wasn't clean. It wasn't clean, but I mean, I
I but it was better. And I guess we're supposed
it's one of those things where we're supposed to be
I guess accepting of the fact that it's better, like
it's less abuse. Maybe it's as I feel less abused.
So it's kind of like, you know, like being abused
and then that person, your abuser, comes in to you
and says, I'm just going to use you just a
little bit today, not as.
Speaker 2: Only a slap instead of like a full on punch,
just a.
Speaker 1: Little slap to that that's what they're doing. I just
I'm glad that this whole process has happened because it's
opened up a lot of American's eyes to what has
actually been going on behind the curtain. And that is
what gives me glee that I don't know how this
is going to all turn out and how, but in
the end, we're all paying attention now and they know
we're paying attention, and that is a beautiful thing. It's
a great thing. That's the way we're supposed to that's
the way we're supposed to exist. And a man, absolutely,
you're supposed to know that we are the people. We
are in charge, not them. They just represent their constituents,
and they have forgotten that they totally forgot with the
backdoor deals and all that crap.
Speaker 13: Yep.
Speaker 2: And they're also trying to do a lot of fear
mongering about what a government shutdown would look like. I
know this is long, but I need you to read it.
This is from me today. This is my representative trying
to tell people, listen, the shutdown isn't really going to
be that.
Speaker 1: Bad at this point. If there is no plan, let
the September see our lapse, and let's reset January twentieth.
It's not the scary shutdown the lying media tells you
it is. The president has the authority to prioritize spending statutorily.
If the government shuts down, so security, veterans, benefits, Medicare,
and Medicaid all still get paid because they are considered
mandatory spending, not subject to appropriations. And even if a shutdown,
OMB or the Office of Management and Budget develops a
contingency plan to decide what stays open and who has
to report to work. I also have a bill called
the Government Shutdown Prevention Act of twenty twenty three. It
would appropriate funding for ninety days at ninety nine percent
of what our current budget is, and lowering an additional
one percent per day after ninety days pass. We should
cut spending the easy way my bill, or the slightly
harder one a partial government shutdown. Perhaps we could start
with paying only those government employees who show up to work.
Might be a good proof point to determine what's essential
and what's not. We got a lot of junk in
the federal government. I mean, there's been a lot of
talk since what over the past four years about who's
essential and who's not. And they actually they said this
is in the private sector. You're essential. You're not essential.
They got to decide that we should decide that now, yeah,
are you essential?
Speaker 2: Are you coming into work?
Speaker 1: You're actually showing up? Are you sitting on your butt
at home hanging out with your dog? You know, it's like,
if that doesn't seem very essential to me.
Speaker 2: When was the last shut It wasn't the last shutdown
under Obama? And didn't he do things that were purposely
painful for people, like not to be a complete dick, Yeah,
like not.
Speaker 1: Funding things and people hurt. Yeah, I think you wanted
to prove.
Speaker 2: A point, yeah, which is what I think Biden would
also do, because they would want to try to say,
well it would right now. I mean, if the government
shut down, he.
Speaker 1: Wouldn't be making that decision. Oh well right, it.
Speaker 2: Would be somebody theoretically.
Speaker 1: Theoretically it'd be somebody else telling Biden this is what
you're gonna do, and you'd be like, right, ice cream?
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 2: So anyway, you guys, that's where we are, Like, I
if there is if nothing happens today, the government shuts
down at midnight tonight, So today is going to be
kind of an interesting day to watch, although as a reminder,
we will not be having a show again until January sixth,
so we're not going to be giving you the rundown,
although I will say there's going to be lots and
lots of content, new content coming out over the next
couple weeks that you guys have not seen, So please
keep keep in touch with our socials because there's still
going to be lots of new content that you have
not seen that we pre recorded for you. And then
Valin has put together some best ofs which are going
to be great for people that may be new here
and who have missed some of our more personal stories
or some of our older stuff. There's going to be
like repackaged stuff which will be great, So stay tuned
for all of that.
Speaker 1: But anyway, hopefully there will be a resolution by the
time we come back. Something something.
Speaker 2: Yes, okay, we're going to do something a little out
of the ordinary, only because typically we don't like to
play clips that are this long. We're making an exception
because if you missed this, it is a must watch.
Tim Poole had on one of those Harry sissonite kind
of people on his show, and this clown, this twenty
something year old clown, was trying to say that it's
it's fine that all the j six people who have
been in prison rotting away for years, some of them,
that's all fine. Tim Poole lost it, but he lost
it so eloquently and gave this guy such an absolute
scolding that was so beautiful. I've never seen anybody do
it this well without stuttering, like I could never speak
for this long because this is not quite four minutes.
I could never do this, and like, sound this together
and Tim Poole, this is the best thing that you
will see all week, and that's why we had to
share it here.
Speaker 3: It is no right seven, no, no, no. You don't know
anything about these January sixth cases. You don't know why
these people are in jail. You don't know that a
man is in Brooklyn right now for three years without
charge or trial. And when Donald Trump says these people
have been held for too long, you say, no, Trump
is wrong, keep them locked up. That's fucking fascist, dude.
You have sitt here. You've been sitting here with no
knowledge of the specifics of some of these cases. There
is a man in Brooklyn right now. I'm gonna sate
it again, no charges whatsoever brought, and he's been in
jail for three fucking years. For you to sit there
and say it is good that he remains locked up
is fascism. That is saying the hierarchy, the hierarchical system
of the courts in the government is just and the
process is all that matters. And I am saying perhaps
three years is enough because I actually have moral logic
and an understanding of these cases. Hence my position on
January six has always been the people have attacked police
must go to prison. But three years is a fucking
long time for assault and an officer. We have seen
people on the far left, notably when they were fire
bombing shit all across Minnesota, thirty three people murdered, and
how many criminal charges do we get for this? When
they fire bombed a police station enforced the police to evacuate.
On May twenty ninth, twenty twenty, when thousands of far
leftists fire bombed the White House grounds and set fire
at Saint John's Church and injured one hundred police officers,
how many fucking people went to prison for three years?
How many of them who never showed up on that
day are in prison for twenty years. Enrique Tarrio wasn't
even in DC on January sixth, and you are saying
that man who only his only crime was quote, don't leave,
that's his only crime. You think he should be in
prison for twenty years because you're a fascist. You don't
care what the facts are. You don't care if this
is unjust. You only care that the machine state has
decreed you are not to be locked up. And this
is the problem I have with the left. They don't
know the facts, they don't care about the facts. They
view morality as a blanket government stroke of the pen,
and every person, regardless of their crime, should be in
prison for decades. I rejected outright the people who fought
cops should go to prison. They did, it's been three years.
But when you've got people who are on misdemeanor charges
for having walked into a biling at four pm after
the riot, and I know some of these people. They
walked into a building for two minutes and walked out,
and they got eighteen months for that.
Speaker 2: I don't see you.
Speaker 3: Defending the innocent people who walked onto a public grass
and a public building after a wright had been completed.
You don't know, you don't care. You've taken a tribal
position and people are suffering because of it. Now you
say that Donald Trump saying the injustice that we've seen
Warren's commutation or pardons, you say that means it's advocating
for violence. This is the ultimate problem. Then you cite
a press release from Marylynd saying, but the right's more violent.
There is a distinction between a white supremacist as a
right wing group and a run of the mill Christian
conservative who showed up on that day not to protest.
Let's talk about Brandon Strock. He never went in the building.
He was on the other side of the building. There
was a permitted protest. He walked up the stairs and
he was yelling. They put this guy in prison. There
there is Owen Schroyer who was at a permittent rally
who was yelling death to communists. They put him in
prison and specifically cited his speech. My dude, you don't
know what you're talking about. And it's fine.
Speaker 2: I get it.
Speaker 3: We try to be polite, we try to be nice.
But there are so many young liberals who sit here
and say, the corporate press told me that these people
are bad, and the machine state government has decreted by
pen So I don't care what crime they committed. I
don't care what the jury said. I don't care who
was on the jury. And Rique Tarrio, who was not there,
should be in prison for two decades. Tell me this now,
Why isn't Rique Tario in prison?
Speaker 16: Yeah, so they under are uncovered with him, his plot
to overthrow the plotman.
Speaker 2: Enrique Tore's Yeah, and his organization.
Speaker 3: Well plot, Oh my god, give me some prosecutors, give
me some fucking data. Stop stop squinting at me and
saying the prosecutors did a thing. You didn't know. You
didn't read it, you didn't read the court papers. All
you know is the fascist machine state told you he
should be in prison, and you're saying yes to them.
Speaker 1: Mmm.
Speaker 2: God, that was freaking be beautiful.
Speaker 1: Such a spanking. It's the kind of spanking we all
need on a Friday, right, Like it's just we have to.
That was a thing of beauty. It really was. He correct,
a hunder correct. The rotting and and the people on
the left they don't care, you know why.
Speaker 2: And they don't look into the individual cases ever care.
Speaker 1: They don't care because they think they're on the right.
They think they're on the right side when they're just
on the side of what he said, fascism, that's truly.
Speaker 2: What it is.
Speaker 1: And then they'll yell at us and be like, y'all
are fascists. Oh my god, Okay.
Speaker 2: But yeah, it was.
Speaker 1: It's a thing of beauty. That was we had it's entirety, right.
Speaker 2: I mean, there was no way I could cut that
down now, not no way, especially because he was on
such a freaking roll and talking so fast without breathing
like that was incredible. That kid was what.
Speaker 1: He had for balls. Literally they fell off. You could
see they're shriveling. They were shriveling up and falling off, right.
Speaker 2: There was one point where I could have sworn there
was a tear, I think, so he probably well, you know,
he left and he went and cried in his car.
Speaker 1: You know he did. He bawled for like three hours.
He should he should he should be crying because he
was a freaking idiot.
Speaker 2: All right, now it's time for your d D all right,
you guys, MyDD So I thought this yesterday.
Speaker 1: I think it's real. If this person really wants to
identify as a cow, then they need to get into
a bullpen. That's what I suggest to this individual, but
this person identifies as a cow.
Speaker 6: Summer has always been one of my favorite seasons. Grazing
in a nearby meadow near the stream is one of
my favorite pastimes.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right.
Speaker 6: The euphoric nectar scent of the wildflower sends me into
a whimsical haze.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, a kid. Okay, so that's that's enough.
We don't have to Okay, oh my god. It goes
on forever. But this this lunatic at the end, and listen,
I people maybe like, I don't think that's real. Okay,
if it's not real, then it's a really I guess
I would somebody fake that, though, well, I know this
is the thing in this day and age. I totally
believe that it's really totally do because people identify there
are lunatics on the left that identify as certain animals,
and this individual identifies as a cow. I would love
to see him or I guess it be around actual cows,
and then I would love that too, especially a bull.
I'd like to see that, you know, because I mean
he's gonna.
Speaker 26: Somebody said it's utterly crazy. Really like to see that, Yeah,
utterly crazy. Crazy people utterly, utterly, I get it. I
totally I got it.
Speaker 1: I got it. I got it utterly, I get it.
Speaker 2: Okay, we have tons of people to think, and then
we also have to talk about something hard.
Speaker 1: First. Yes, let's do the let's do the thank you's first, okay,
all right, so.
Speaker 2: Let me get to the ones from yesterday, and then
there's locals and then I'll let you do the ones here.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 2: So first yesterday we have from Kelly Wiseman. She said,
the title of Kamala's book will be I Ate Gurrito's
and made Pancakes, a self help guide to becoming Unburdened.
And then Melody, the lady that sent me the nubby blanket, the.
Speaker 1: Monkey blank blanket.
Speaker 2: He said, No, I don't own a monkey. I just
like to make gifts that I think will speak to
the person they're made for. I love to listen to
your show every morning, and I feel like you both
are my friends. God bless you. And Merry Christmas. From Melody,
that's so sweet. And then from Adam Knowle, he said,
Morning Chicks, it'd be awesome to my Gammy Jean if
you all could wish her an early happy eighty fifth birthday.
It's next Thursday, during y'all's much deserved break. Hope y'all
have a great break and a merry Christmas and a
happy New Year.
Speaker 1: Thank Happy Bathday, Grammy Jean, Happy birthday.
Speaker 2: And then Hanni MJ says we will miss our something fierce,
but deep down every one of us want you to
get fixed, Mock and both enjoy every second loving on
your peeps and taking care of yourselves. It's a year
today that we lost our dear mom and this community
and canttno made it bearable. Merry Christmas. Denise Angel two said,
I'm going to miss you guys so much for the
next two weeks. Merry Christmas and enjoy your families. Osuki said,
what percent of government is non essential? I don't know
the percentage, but I feel like it's.
Speaker 1: High, probably a big percentage, I know.
Speaker 2: Working Stiff said, wishing both of you and your families
and all listeners a very merry Christmas and happy New Year.
Keep praying for a peaceful transfer of power from Biden
to Trump.
Speaker 1: Totally without question, all right, Tim Fullery Akdance aka Dances
with Daisy. I know he's my dance and partner we're
doing the Trump Dance big time at Stockyard Tono. Merry Christmas,
Mock and Daisy sharing some of my Christmas bonus with y'all.
Thank you, Tim Fullery. And after when we come back,
we'll have more information. We're going to start like in
the weeks than when we come We'll be talking more
about the meet and greet in September. Brian Bromley, thank
you both for another year of blessing me and so
many others. You are truly a lifeline from God. May
you and your families have a Christmas filled with peace,
joy and happiness. Prayers for your knee, Miriam, love from
me and Barb. That is sweet, Brian, way too generous
post so sweet Sea News. Merry Christmas and happy healthy
New Year to the cet our tailgaters Miriam and Amy Joe.
Happy be Day tomorrow to my Alpha Prepper badass hubs,
and happy birthday to me on New Year's Eve. Happy
birthday exactly one year to retirement. XO, love y'all, Balls,
Thank you, News, Patrick Connolly, Merry Christmas, Mock and Daisy,
thank you for all the gifts you bring us throughout
the year. May your new year be blessed and full
of happiness and good health.
Speaker 2: Thanks Haarley Kat.
Speaker 1: Merry Christmas and many blessings for the new Year. It's
going to be a good one. Love y'all. I need
to get these dogs out of here. Can you read
the rest?
Speaker 2: Why?
Speaker 1: Get them out?
Speaker 19: Okay?
Speaker 1: Yes, do it? Thank you?
Speaker 2: Yep, got it. Eugene Higer says, so blessed to have
you both as friends. While we will miss you, have
the most incredible Christmas and a happy New Year. COTR family.
You're the best now, jerks, take my money? Balls, Why
are you gay? Decomposing man says, Merry Christmas, jerks, you
slay me, Take my money. Marie Zembas says, Happy thirty
sixth anniversary to the love of my life. I'm so
blessed John picked me for this crazy, wonderful adventure. Happy annursery.
Speaker 1: We're good, okay, Shelley Athington. So much love to you
both for creating this amazing community. Merry Christmas and Happy
New Year. Prayers for a blessed twenty twenty five, Prayers
for a successful surgery for mocks. So many prayers all
the way around. Here's to a bright future. Yay Kelly
Lady Shenandoah on twelve thirty one, twenty four I will
retire after thirty one years as an as a Maryland
Police officer near DC. I work through September eleventh. Beltway
snipers and many tragedies, but there have been many victories.
The job is changed over the past three decades, but
I have loved it. Congratulations to you. That is thank
you for the service totally. Teresa Raymundo, Good morning, ladies.
You are a blessing to my day. I love the
information and news you provide that I use in my
tool bag. Have a great holiday and I will miss
your insights for a little while. Merry Christmas and an
exceptional New Year. Thank you, Teresa. You guys are so generous,
So sweet. Karon Elliott shout out to my dad who
was awarded the Right Brothers. Do I have that Right
Brother's Honor from the FAA for over fifty years of
safe flights highest award given Ireland's private pilots. Love you, Dad.
Merry Christmas, chicks, that's cool. Sorry for the spelling. Long night,
she said. Elizabeth Boyer, Marry Christmas and Happy New Year.
You're gone again. On my birthday, I turned fifty five.
Next Friday, the twenty seventh. We have to celebrate today.
Love you and all you do for us and for truth.
I need birthday flaps. You guys got some flat Yeah,
you're earlier, got them without even asking, Heiger. Because we
won't be here on my wife's birthday. Please join me
in celebration over sixty ninth on January. I'm sorry. I'm
December twenty eighth, Love you, COTR. Merry Christmas, Happy New Year,
Thank you so much, Eugene Giles Chester.
Speaker 2: That cow was gay, Love you Chi, take my money.
Speaker 1: Aaron Powers, Mary Christmas, and Happy New Year to my
favorite jerks. Enjoy your much deserved time off. Sending so
much love to you and your families. Tracy three, that's
called gay cow disease, not mad cow, but gay cow.
Merry Christmas. Thank you, Tracy and Christina. The kitty is
an oriental short hair and he looks like Dobby the
elf from Harry Potter.
Speaker 2: Short hair. That's it. That seems so like not right
as weird as that cat is.
Speaker 8: I know.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Christina, We appreciate Thank you everybody. Okay, so
I'm handling this because mock cannot. But I'm gonna do
my best to get through it. So there's some news
I'm going to deliver, and I want you guys to
get your prayer hats on for Mock. I know, I
just I don't know if like she wanted me to
do this, and I'm like, she's not going to make
it through you guys, But she's having Ella put down
this afternoon, and I know it's something that's that she
knows has been coming for a while now. But if
you've ever had to do this, it's like you understand
how heart it can be to actually do it. Say
that dog crucial part of their family, right, Ella is
All of our dogs are crucial parts of our families.
And she's had a really great life. She's old as dirt,
old as dirt, mock all right, she's got to see
Jackson grow up. She is loved and you know, she's
just the goodest of good girls. So the hardest part
I think of having a dog is just saying goodbye
to that dog. And I knew she was. I'm sorry,
I mean we all, So everybody lift her up, Lift
Rawn up, lift Jackson up in your prayers and listen
my five dogs. Brina jeds Ze cash. They're all up
their way for her. They're waiting for her, and they're
going to be lots of toys, lots of snacks, lots
of toys, and the snacks that aren't approved by you.
She's going to get lots of snacks in heaven that
are like oreos and all that.
Speaker 2: But last night we took her to dinner and fed her.
We took her out to our favorite restaurant where we
can have her outside, and we fed her so much stuff.
She had filet mignon last night. So she got as.
Speaker 1: She should as she should have fillamea. Yeah, yeah, I'm
I just I hate it for you. I hate it
because I've been there and I know how awful this is.
But just I mean, but she just know that she's
lived a really really good life. You know, guys, she's
done really good, exceptional life. And she is old. Man,
she's like a hundred year old woman.
Speaker 2: She's fifteen years and four months old.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so everybody lift her up. I'm sorry. I know
we had to end on that. I know that's like
a kind of a weird thing to end on, but
we wanted to tell you guys. So when when we
came back she wouldn't know, but she was walking around
yesterday too, so and it's it's it's interesting. I don't
even know if I should share this right now, and
this may be too much, but like after Cash passed
away suddenly, you know last year, it was like last
year and a half ago, I just like I would
go back and watch videos of us because we have
this show, and so it is blessing sometimes to be
able to go back and watch old shows. And I
could see him sitting and see him walking around.
Speaker 6: So.
Speaker 1: I, you know, hopefully hopefully you will be comforted. I'm
gonna start crying too, so I can't anyway.
Speaker 2: There is no way I was going to totally fall
apart like her Curb Street if I had to actually
say the words out loud, like I could not do
it right.
Speaker 1: Well, we love you and everybody, just like I said,
lift her up because this is as she's had a
lot going on.
Speaker 2: She just has been a couple of months, you guys,
it really has.
Speaker 1: Been a crazy couple of months. So anyway, so there's that,
and you guys, we hope you have the most wonderful
Christmas and New Year's with your families. We're gonna miss you.
We'll be back on the six. Is that right, the six?
It is a Monday, right, January sixth. We'll be back
on the six rare and to go. We are super
excited about twenty twenty five and we're super excited to
have you guys along with us for the ride. So
we love you guys for everything that you do. We're
so grateful to all of you. Thank you for being here,
thank you for making this community so great. We're so
grateful for all of you, we really are. And that
is a Christmas blessing right there. So everybody take care
of each other and be safe and be well and
enjoy your holidays and we will see you on set.
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