Speaker 1: Happy Monday, everybody, Hello, messed up? How is everybody this morning?
Greetings and salutations? All right? Coming up on the show,
Jade Vance's honesty has Germany completely freaking out. Caitlin Collins tweets,
bleeds and deletes. I love that. And then Elon Musk
new baby the baby Mama drama that's happening with Elon
Musk's going to be breaking all that down, all that
and it's a ton more. I am post hired.
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You do not speak for me or anyone I know.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, everybody had a really good weekend.
Speaker 1: We have lots of things to get to. Should we
just get right into it. Let's get right into it.
Let's go, let's just jump right.
Speaker 2: So you guys remember how David Hogg is the co
vice chair of the d n C. Now right, m
hm and wouldn't you know it, He's already taking advantage
of his position. Apparently, The New York Post is reporting
that he has been using DNC resources and his title
as DNC vice chair to solicit donations not in the
d n C, but to a pack that he controls
and uses to pay himself a salary.
Speaker 1: It's this tracks, doesn't it. It totally does such Its crap. Bear,
he's growing the beard so he doesn't look like an
eleven year old kid. Well that could be an old photo.
Speaker 2: I don't even know if he's got a beard right now.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so he's just paid. This is what they do.
They have they enriched themselves, right, I mean, just he
such a scumbag.
Speaker 2: But at the same time, if this is truly happening,
because apparently there were rumblings that members of the DNC
were not happy to find out about this, and I'm
just like, well, this is what you get.
Speaker 1: That's yeah, exactly, I think.
Speaker 2: You're gonna get when you promote or elevate someone like
David freakin'.
Speaker 1: Hog stch a grifter. Oh my god. So yeah, you
get you get what you get, and you don't throw
a fit. That's right.
Speaker 2: Interesting stats that you had found over the weekend, and
that is this handy little chart of the worth the
net worth of US presidents before and after they were
in office. And it's so weird, very weird. Everyone except
for Donald Trump, somehow becomes super super wealthy as a
result of being president.
Speaker 1: Isn't it. And so when you hear people say, oh,
he's doing this only for money or he's getting rich
off of this, he and Elon are like getting rich
off of you, I'm like, oh, really, bless you seriously.
I mean, look at look at Obama's Look at Clinton.
That's the one that was like, yeah, worst of the worst. Oh,
you're right, Clinton is the absolute Can you even one
point three million to two hundred and forty one million?
Speaker 2: I mean, what is an actual world?
Speaker 1: Barrock is a close second. It's crazy, you guys, And I.
Speaker 2: Honestly don't even really understand how Barack started with one
point three million, you know what I mean, that's a
pretty hefty side is it is big?
Speaker 1: He he did nothing. He was a community organizer and
then a junior senator. For two seconds, I was going
to say it was a junior senator and maybe just
being in the Senate, like doing that you can start
inside trading and stuff. Yeah, you know, it's crazy the
amount of money these people are making. That's why we
all want to dismantle the deep state.
Speaker 2: This this is proof right here. This is why this
shouldn't be a thing that hap. It should should not
happen as a result of public service. You should not
be making a fortune from being president.
Speaker 1: You just shouldn't know.
Speaker 2: And speaking of people who are grifting and doing corrupt things.
So interesting right now that you can track now, of
course I didn't, but like other people on the internet
tracked how differently or how what the frequency is of
certain search terms in Google are at certain times of
the year. So like, for example, searches for white privilege
right started increasing a whole heck of a lot when
Obama became president. These words were never even thought about
before that. And now as a result of DOGE and
all of the investigation into government corruption that's happening right now,
people in DC are terrified and now Google searches have gone,
They've exploded for the following terms in DC criminal defense, lawyer,
rico law, Swiss bank off to our bank? Why are
money ib a n statue of limitations like unbelievable terms.
Speaker 1: Look at the graphs. They've just been like ooh yeah. Also,
a lot of people are moving out of DC. Yeah,
which they're they're like getting out of there, I'm sure,
because a lot of people have lost their jobs. You know,
these people who well, yeah, they're not working there anymore,
and they're like, well, crap, I got to go find
another job somewhere in the private sector. Good luck with that. Yeah,
they're coming to a neighborhood near you. You know that's true.
Speaker 2: But I mean the fear that is clearly gripping all
of the bureaucrats in DC, and one of them in particular,
that horrible, awful, terrible Peter Struck. He has completely wiped
his entire Twitter account.
Speaker 1: It's gone. Every time that he has They're coming for me. Yep. God,
he's so sinister looking. He looks like the devil, doesn't he. Yeah,
that thing that he did that was like so face,
It is so sinister, just I know, yeah, it's gross,
so gross, so gross. Uh.
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a moment.
Speaker 1: I can't wait. I can't wait to talk about her.
Speaker 2: So I probably am gonna make people mad on my
take about this, But here is what happened over the weekend.
Speaker 1: She tweeted this.
Speaker 2: Luigi Mangione's legal defense team has launched a new website today.
And then she gave the website. So everyone like completely
freaked out.
Speaker 1: And they were like, oh my god, she's helping.
Speaker 2: Promote his fundraiser, his GoFundMe to you know, for all
the crazy people that think it's completely justified that he
shot a CEO in cold blood.
Speaker 1: Okay, And so a lot of people were furious at her.
And you don't agree with that, you don't agree.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean I do agree, but I don't. I
can see what she's saying by saying she was simply
reporting news. So what happened is Fox News ran with this,
They said, CNN White House correspondent delete post promoting Luigim
Mangioni's defense fund after backlash. However, she didn't actually promote
the fund. She did promote the website, which contains lots
and lots of stuff, like everything that's going on with
the case, all the background about the case, who's on
his defense, like everything everything related to the case is
on that website. And then when you scroll to the
very very bottom, yes, there is a link that you
can click on to pay money to help his defense fund,
if you were crazy enough to want to do that.
I just sot there, why, well, she's saying, you know,
the headline is a big fat lie.
Speaker 1: She's saying, this is not true.
Speaker 2: I posted that his attorney's created a website, which is
newsworthy and other outlets have also reported on. In no
way did I share a fundraising link for him, which
is true. Did not share the fundraising link, all right.
Speaker 1: I don't know how much news she tries to report
on her Twitter feeds, so I don't know like how
what she picks and chooses. But this one is a
weird one to pick, especially when she's probably one of
those people. I know, she's one of those people that
is like gun control, gun control, and she's kind of
I mean, there is somewhat of a promotion here of
a person who killed somebody with a gun.
Speaker 2: Exactly well, and she could have simply said his lawyers
have released a whole website about it at the end,
and not actually posted the website, but she did chose to.
She chose to post the website and then she deleted it,
which that to me was the most the worst thing
that she did because if she if she really genuinely
thinks that all she was doing was sharing a news story,
why would she take it down?
Speaker 4: You know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Because there was guilt there, because she knows that she
actually was promoting this guy who murdered somebody with a firearm,
and she realized it looked bad to post the actual website.
Speaker 2: Even if she wasn't directly linking the GoFundMe, she was
still promoting his legal team's website. And then we discover
that a CNN legal analyst is his lawyer.
Speaker 1: Okay, well that that tracks really really bad. Yeah, I mean,
just CNN in general looks pretty bad, right now. Yeah,
and then it's NBC and yeah, I mean they just
and she's she is the new like somebody said, she's
the new gym Acosta. She goes into these press conferences
and she's very combative. I mean, everybody knows where she
stands on the political spectrum. So just choosing this to
be something that you want to put on your X account.
I have an X account, you have, we have an
X account. There's no we wouldn't We wouldn't do that,
you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, if we were journalists, we would not be
like here, here's his website.
Speaker 1: So interesting, go to his website. Yeah, why why would
you want people to do that, Caitlin, I think, I mean,
I think I know why you can report that he
that his legal team created a website. You got to
say what it is, right, There's just no reason for that.
Speaker 2: So and the fact that she deleted it makes it
look really really, really really sketchy.
Speaker 1: It's tracks another one that tracks. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Also, she's super mad and she released a TikTok on
the CNN account about the fact that Trump chose to
decorate the Oval office or the Hallway immediately outside the
Oval Office with his own mugshot.
Speaker 1: Here she is reporting about that not only.
Speaker 5: Have we never had a US president with a mug shot,
I'm not sure we've ever had a mugshot hanging outside of.
Speaker 1: The Oval Office before.
Speaker 5: That is where President Trump has placed his from when
he was indicted in Fulton County, Georgia for his efforts
to overturn the election. We learned a few days ago
he is a framed cover of the New York Post
with his mugshot just outside the Oval Office.
Speaker 1: And what is known as the Outer Oval.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 5: We discovered this when he was greeting the Indian Prime Minister.
They were seated in chairs in front of the fireplace
and the Oval, but just over the shoulder of his
cheetah staff Suzy Wiles, you could see the president's mugshot
there as is it framed his aide and person who
is his social media guru really, Dan Scavino posted a
video of it, saying Happy Valentine's Day from the beautiful
Oval Office. This has really become a rallying cry that
Trump has used on the campaign trail. They've even put
it on merch and sold it featuring his mugshot, and
now it has a home outside the Oval office as well.
Speaker 1: She says, doesn't get it there there, Caitlin, Wait your turn,
Wait your turn. This everybody on our side knows that
this mugshot is a reminder of what those people are
willing to do and capable of doing to all of us.
Because really, I mean, it's like Trump always says, they're
just they're using me to get to you. So to me,
it's like, how you can never surrender. How you know
you need to stand up to these people that are
trying to bully you into silence. They're trying to destroy you.
They're trying to you know, they're trying to destroy him.
They tried, they did not succeed. I think it's fantastic.
What a great troll. I love it. Screw you. That
was so great. It's just a big middle finger to
all the people that try to wreck him and us
in this country. Fight fight, Fight is right, right, That's
exactly right.
Speaker 2: Also, the fifty fiftieth anniversary of Saturday Night Live, there
was a fiftieth anniversary tribute show. I guess over the
weekend I thought about why watch it, and then I
didn't know when it was on and actually.
Speaker 1: Fair enough, it's in pieces since thanks, they keep replaying
it on the NBC stuff I call ever mind.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, well, and I saw a lot of people
who genuinely wanted to tune in, and then we're immediately
turned off by one of the very first skits, which
was Tom Hanks on the Jeopardy Show pretending to be
like a total hick MAGA supporter who doesn't want to
shake the hand of.
Speaker 1: A black person.
Speaker 2: This just shows you SNL has not changed. They've not
learned anything from the election at all.
Speaker 6: Oh, thank you.
Speaker 7: Hey.
Speaker 6: Now speaking to church, can I say something? If more
folks weren't to church, we wouldn't be in this mess
we're in now, you know.
Speaker 8: What, I agree with what you do.
Speaker 1: I'd like to shake your hand, sir.
Speaker 7: Here we go.
Speaker 8: Oh no, no, oh no, no it's not it's just
a handshake.
Speaker 7: Yeah, all right, You're welcome to black Jamity anytime.
Speaker 6: Well, thank you, my mind, by brother. Maybe I'll start
a show for you to come on and we'll call
it what Jeopardy.
Speaker 7: No, we don't need it, We don't need it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's just did you notice that nobody was laughing nobody.
It wasn't. It's not funny like SNL supposed to be funny,
Remember when they were funny. That's why I like seeing
some of the clips, the older clips, because they actually
used to be pretty funny, and now they're just a
liberal propaganda machine. They all have to like lockstep, be
in line with one. It wasn't funny. Plus, what was
he like trying to sound like Forrest Gump? He can't
do a Southern accent. Stop it, Stop it, Tom Hanks?
Speaker 2: Did they use did they because again I didn't watch it.
Did do you know if they used old clips or
was it just new skits with the old cast.
Speaker 1: They did some of that, and they would show like
bits and pieces from old you know SNLS, like like
Eddie Murphy was there, and they would you know, they
showed like a part of mister Robinson's neighborhood. They would
do like these montages. I didn't watch the whole thing,
just what I saw, That's what I saw, you know.
And then they would redoce stuff like like Lady Gaga
did Dick in a Box. She's sang Dick in a
box with that Adam is it Adam something or other?
That Adam Samberg I think is his name. Yes, that's right.
It actually wasn't terrible. I mean I listened to it.
I was like, this is a pretty cool song if
you listen to it. I mean there's some there were
some bits and pieces. The music part of it was
really neat. I think I sent you in our chat
over the weekend like a montage. It was like a
six minute montage of all the music over the years,
which if you're a music person, that's kind of cool
because there have been a lot of neat artists that
have come on, you know. I think it was like
Billy Preston was the very first one, and then they
always had musical guests. They have had musical guests throughout
the years, and so it was neat to see like
a montage to that because there's been some really cool
people that have saying there, you know, performed on that stage.
But you know, other than that, they just it's a
terrible show. Now, it has sucked for years. It's not
been funny since probably the eighties or nineties at least
to me. So it's a shame. It is a shame,
lit shame.
Speaker 2: And then there was this odd moment too where apparently
Blake Lively and her husband Ryan Reynolds were in the audience,
and people are now saying SNL was trying to run
cover for this couple because obviously they're in the midst
of this huge legal battle with Justin Baldoni and people
have definitely dug in on which side they're on. Blake
Levely has taken a huge pr hit, as she should, yep,
for making all these accusations against Justin Baldoni. And so
the fact that they were there and then Ryan Reynolds
made this joke about kind of what's happening to them
people did it did not go over well because they
think that this couple should show a little bit of humility,
especially right now, but instead they did this, Hey.
Speaker 1: Ryan Reynolds, how's it going great?
Speaker 9: Why what have you heard?
Speaker 1: So that was there, right, and then the whole time
she's just looking lovingly at her husband like, yeah, all right,
I know what team I'm on.
Speaker 2: Well, and apparently this week there's going to be some
blockbuster from her legal team for those you following this
ridiculous story that there's other girls who are going to
come out and say, oh, yeah, Justin Baldoni was super
creepy with me too. So she's recruited people to make
the same kinds of accusations. Yeah, okay, work, but that's
what's happening. We need to talk about Trump's appearance or
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all right. So Trump decided to attend Daytona and his
Air Force one even did a flyover over the crowd.
Speaker 1: And that's really cool. Was amazing, It is amazing. It
is pretty neat. It is pretty neat. People, Oh my god,
they had to be losing their minds. Yeah.
Speaker 2: And then they also had like a regular flyover on
top of this, which was cool, So.
Speaker 1: That would be say it is it is really cool
and you know, you know he orchestrated this. You know,
he was like, I gotta go. I want to do
this because he's the master at that right and the
guy has done so much in a month. And then
he's like, you know what, let's just go, let's go
to NASCAR. Let's like, let's just do this. Do a flyover.
You know he did that. Mm hmmm.
Speaker 2: Well, and Jamie Little caught up with him once he
landed and had a little chat with him about why
he decided to attend. And here's what he said, what
brings you back to the Great American Race?
Speaker 10: I think it's fantastic. It's great for the country. A
country is doing well again and we have spirit all
over the world. This spirit again, we brought it back
and it's been less than four weeks. So you'll see
what we're doing in a little period of time. It's
going to only get better. But this is very exciting.
Speaker 1: You brought your granddaughter, I know some of your other
family members are here. You get to take a ride
around in the beast. What is that like.
Speaker 10: I'll let you know in about two minutes, because it's
going to be they're going to be going quite quickly,
I understand.
Speaker 1: And you just got to meet some of the drivers.
Speaker 11: You're gonna get on the radio again and talk to
them before the start of them.
Speaker 1: And I say, they have a lot of courage doing this.
Speaker 10: It's I see it, and I've been here, and they
have a lot of they have a lot of guts.
Speaker 1: As they would say, mister President, enjoy your.
Speaker 10: Time, thank you very much.
Speaker 1: That's just lovely. I know, I love his granddaughter precious.
Oh my gosh, that's just so cool. So in America, right,
And you would never see Biden doing that. You would
never see Biden, Obama, Bill Clinton. You just want to
see any of them doing that. Really, you want to
see any like you want to see George w do
that either. I don't think so.
Speaker 12: He is.
Speaker 1: He is the first to do a lot of this stuff.
He's like he wants to be a part of some
of these American traditions. And I think that's awesome because
it shows how much he loves this country.
Speaker 13: Hmm.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's super cool.
Speaker 2: And speaking of loving the country, there was an absolute knockout,
drag down fight between the Canadian hockey team and the
US hockey team over the weekend and Byron Donald's tweeted
about this because you're going to see here's a little
summary of what happened. All the Canadian attendees booed during
our national anthem, and then immediately when the game starts,
three fights within the first nine seconds of the game.
Speaker 1: You guys.
Speaker 2: Then US scores three goals, we blast freebird after every
single goal, and we completely blow out Canada in their
own stadium. Here's a little video montage of everything that
you just saw happen.
Speaker 1: You're gonna drop the hips right away.
Speaker 14: Yeah, so done, Brody Katucky good little till little when
Miller and Miller dropped his lun for princles get an
answer and the way how many feeds into the zone
flipping it through stars game tied as tm U s
A has answered, and then he goes looking into two
and one looking chors demim lurking and tm USA.
Speaker 1: Has leahy.
Speaker 15: The ice lurking with the open net, the cropped the
guts off stars.
Speaker 1: Jack gets his gun, his second.
Speaker 15: And the nature here for tis an I heard, fuck,
oh I got My first boyfriend was a hockey player.
Speaker 1: They're built differently, you know. Yeah, I think it was,
Jane said it's not a good example for kids. I
think it's a great example for kids.
Speaker 4: I do.
Speaker 1: I think it's fine. I'm totally okay with my daughter
seeing that with this, with the complete masculinity. I want
her to see all that toxic masculinity in one place.
I think it's fantastic that. And also, if somebody disrespects me,
you're gonna pay a price for that. I don't know
what it is about hockey that like it's hot. It's
just there's fights every single time.
Speaker 8: I know.
Speaker 1: That's what they do. Like half those guys don't have teeth.
This is what they do. It's just hockey, you know
what I mean. Like I said, they're built differently. It's
like them and rugby players. They're just built differently. Broots Man,
they are all for it. Yeah mm hmm. All right.
Speaker 2: We need to talk about JD Vance's speech on Friday
at the Munich Security Conference, and this was amazing.
Speaker 1: He is not being responded to very kindly in Europe.
Speaker 2: Europe is very very mad at him because god, you know,
God knows you can't tell the truth to Europe. They
get very squeamish about truth telling.
Speaker 1: But that's exactly what JD.
Speaker 2: Vans did the first clip. He calls him out various
different countries on their censorship and their prevention of a
of a concept that they have always long stood by
the United States in having admiration for which is of
course free speech. They're constantly moving away from that, and JD.
Vans called them out.
Speaker 4: And unfortunately, when I look at Europe today, it's sometimes
not so clear what happened to some of the Cold
Wars winners. I look to Brussels, where EU Commission commissars
warren citizens that they intend to shut down social media
during times of civil unrest the moment they spot what
they've judged to be quote, hateful content. Or to this
very country where police have carried out raids against citizens
suspected of posting anti feminist comments online as part of
quote combating misogyny on the Internet a day of action.
I looked to Sweden, or two weeks ago, the government
convicted a Christian activist for participating in Kuran burnings that
resulted in his friend's murder, and as the judge in
his case chillingly noted, Sweden's laws to supposedly protect free
expression do not in fact grant and I'm quoting a
free pass to do or say anything without risking offending
the group that holds that belief.
Speaker 1: Unbelievable to blame the Dallas.
Speaker 4: Perhaps most concerningly, I look to our very dear friends
the United Kingdom, where the backslide away from conscience rights
has placed the basic liberties of religious Britons in particular
in the crosshairs. This last October, just a few months ago,
the Scottish government began distributing letters to citizens whose houses
lay within so called safe access zones, warning them that
even private prayer within their own homes may amount to
breaking the law. Naturally, the government urged readers to report
any fellow citizens suspected guilty of thought crime. In Britain
and across Europe, free speech, I.
Speaker 16: Fear is in.
Speaker 1: He is a different kind of Vice President, isn't he ever?
Just to glow up from all the ones we've had
in the past. He's just completely awesome. Plus, you know what,
when it comes to Europe and NATO and all this crap,
everybody needs to keep in mind that we and Poland
are the only ones who pay four percent of GDP.
That's it. Everybody else a bunch of cheap skates. They
are ripping us off, and so it's their area that
needs defending. Yeah, it's not a responsibility. So it's like
when they look to America and it's like they just
have taken advantage of us for years. I love that
we finally have an administration that's like, now we've got
something to say about it, and he has.
Speaker 2: I mean, you know, he was literally in Germany calling
out Germany, and rightly so because they needed to hear this.
He also talked about, you know, he kind of made
fun of the fact that there's so many people in
Europe who are all bent out of shape, like democrats.
Here are about Elon Musk, and here is how he
scolded them about it.
Speaker 1: It was perfect.
Speaker 4: Pressing opinions isn't election interference, even when people express views
outside your own country, and even when those people are
very influential. And trust me, I say this with all humor.
If American democracy can survive ten years of Thunberg scolding
you guys can survive a few months of Elon Musk, right,
But what German democracy, what no democracy, American, German or
European will survive, is telling millions of voters that their
thoughts and concerns, their aspirations they're pleased for relief are
invalid or unworthy of even being considered.
Speaker 1: That he's a man of the people. He really is.
What I cannot say nicer, just there's not enough nice
things to say about him. He is the real deal.
It's like we've been waiting for somebody like him, you know,
and I just I hope and I would. I hope
and pray he never changes, you know, but I really
don't think that he will.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, the German whatever you call the German person
in charge, if it's Prime Minister, Chancellor, president, I don't know,
but that that guy ol Off something or other got
up on stage and was just like, that's unacceptable. He
said to the company, you know, Jdvan. What JD Van
said is unacceptable. The problem is it's all true, and
so he can find it unacceptable to be called out,
but that he needs to own it because it's exactly
what's happening. And we'll show you a report about that
in just a second. First, we've got Marco Rubio also
just the best Secretary of State, such a statesman. He's
calling out the reaction from Europe, saying I don't know
why everybody's upset. They're supposed to care about freedom of
speech too cerious.
Speaker 17: Oh is there anybody be irritated by free speech and
by someone giving their opinion? We are, after all, democracies.
The Munich Security Conference is largely a conference of democracies,
in which one of the things that we cherish in
value is the ability to speak feely and provide your opinions.
And so I think if anyone's angry about his words,
they don't have to agree with him, but to be
angry about it, I think actually makes this point. I
thought it was actually a pretty historic speech. Whether you
agree with him or not, I think the valid points
he's making to Europe is we are concerned that the
true values that we share, the values that bind us
together with Europe, are things like free speech and democracy
and our shared history in winning two World Wars and
defeating Soviet communism.
Speaker 18: And the like.
Speaker 17: These are the values that we shared in common and
in that quot where we fought against things like censorship
and oppression and so forth. And when you see backsliding
and you raise that that's a very valid concern. We
can't tell him how to run their countries. He's simply
expressed in a speech his view of it, which a
lot of people frankly share, And I thought, yeah, he
said a lot of things in that speech that needed
to be said, and honestly, I don't know why anybody
would be upset about it. People are a lot, you know,
you don't have to agree on someone's speech. I happen
to agree with a lot of what he said, but
you don't have to agree with someone's speech to at
least appreciate the fact they have a right to say it,
and then you should listen to it and see whether
those criticisms are valid. I assure you the United States
has come under withering criticism on many occasions from many
leaders in Europe, and we don't go around throwing temper
tantrums about it.
Speaker 1: Right, Yeah, we don't, yeah, exactly. And you know that
like when he gets up on the stage, he's like
he probably has his like mamm on his ear, you know,
and especially with guys that get up after him and say,
oh my god, that was not appropriate. You're not supposed
to do that like this. I don't know, I can't
remember the word that he used, but he's not unacceptable
you know, she's like that guy's a dick, like you know,
he like could hear in his ears? Memle going, don't
take that crap, you know what I mean, that's ridiculous.
And the people who screened the loudest kind of like
what Marco Rubio is saying, it's they they're the ones
who are guilty of it. It's kind of like what
we're staying with all this, you know, does stuff? All
the people who are freaking out the most are the
ones who are the guiltiest.
Speaker 10: Yep.
Speaker 1: Absolutely.
Speaker 2: And then in that same interview with Marco Rubio that
this was with Margaret Brennan. She got how she is
still an actual reporter or journalist. I have no idea,
but she tried to claim, and of course he promptly
shot her down. She tried to claim that the whole
reason for the Holocaust essentially is because of speech being
used in a way.
Speaker 1: That riled up everybody. I guess, I mean the way
that she.
Speaker 2: Says this is so insane, and he was like, no, no, no, no, no, Margaret,
She's getting killed for this on X you guys, and
rightly so.
Speaker 9: Here it is the standing in a country where free
speech was weaponized to conduct a genocide, and he met
with the head of a political party that has far
right views and some historic ties to extreme groups. The
context of that was changing the tone of it. And
you know that that the censorship.
Speaker 17: Disagree with you specifically about the right. Now I have
to disagree with you. Free speech was not used to
conduct the genocide. The genocide was conducted by an authoritarian
Nazi regime that happened to also be genocidal because they
hated Jews, and they hated minorities, and they hated those
that they had a list of people they hated, but
primarily the Jews. There was no free speech in Nazi Germany.
There was none. There was also no opposition in Nazi Germany.
They were a sole and only party that governed that country.
So that's not an accurate reflection of history.
Speaker 1: I just like read a history. I don't really care, Margaret, Yeah,
don't really care. You remember when face the nation was
actually like it? Like a lot. They've had had some
decent hosts, they have, They've had some at least I
may not agree with everything that they say, but they'd
at least have some hosts who weren't just flat out
stupid like her. I mean, she's just stummer than a stick. Wow,
yeah you can and you can see it. And Marco
Rubya's face he was like, I can't, I can't believe
I have to talk about this garbage with her, because like,
let me go ahead and educate you, Margaret. You can
just tell by his face he was exhausted by it,
you know, like that was Yeah, it's bad, it's really bad.
It was really, really really good. Media is there. They're
trying to get air, you know what I mean, They're
just like they're grasping at the It's a death rattle,
you guys, They're dying. It's a dying medium. It is, Yeah,
it is sixty minutes.
Speaker 2: Also, this is very interesting in light of the fact
that the German leader was like, that's unacceptable what jd
Vance said. What jd Vance said was one hundred percent accurate,
and there was a sixty minutes report about it. Also
this past weekend, here are a couple of highlights. It
is insane what is happening there against the concept of
free speech.
Speaker 3: Who insults somebody in public?
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, and it's a crime to insult them online
as well.
Speaker 19: Yes, the fine could be even higher if you insult
someone in the internet. Why because in internet it stays there.
Speaker 1: If we are talking about face.
Speaker 19: To face, you insult me, insult you, okay, finish. But
if you in the Internet, if I insilt you or
a politician, that.
Speaker 1: Sticks around forever. Yeah, the prosecutors explained.
Speaker 3: German law also prohibits the spread of malicious gossip, violence, threats,
and fake quotes. If somebody posts something that's not true
and then somebody else reposts it or likes it, are
they committing.
Speaker 13: A crime And the case of reposting it as a
crime as well, because the reader contstinguished whether you just
invent this just reposts that.
Speaker 1: It's the same for us.
Speaker 3: The punishment for breaking hate speech laws can include jail
time for repeat offenders. While America is relaxing policies around
social media and the Internet, Germany is cracking down. We
were with the German police as they conducted early morning
raids on citizens who'd been accused of hate speech and
inciting violence online. In the United States, a lot of
people look at this and say this is restricting free speech.
Speaker 1: It's a threat to democracy. Free speech needs boundaries. Oh
my god, I'm sorry. It doesn't. That's what makes it free,
you idiot. Oh my god, Germany, what are you doing?
I just can't. I would imagine the DNC is probably
salivating and they're probably thinking, how can we hire these people? Yeah,
this is our utopia.
Speaker 2: This is exactly what we would have had had the
election not.
Speaker 1: Gone our way?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 16: Right?
Speaker 1: How terrifying is that? This is It's outright, that's outrageous, outrageous.
Speaker 2: Also, over the weekend, there were a lot of meetings,
a lot of chit chats with.
Speaker 1: Zelenski and about Zelenski.
Speaker 2: So, first of all, Vance and Rubio and some other
folks on our State Department team met with Zelenski's and
his team.
Speaker 1: And this is JD.
Speaker 2: Vance kind of welcoming or talking to the press about
the meeting that they're about to have.
Speaker 16: Here is that we're of course.
Speaker 4: Happy to welcome the Ukrainian delegation led by President Zelenski.
We had a number of fruitful conversations, a number of
things for us to follow up and work on. And fundamentally,
the goal is, as President Trump outlined it, we want
the war to come to a close. We want the
killing to stop, but we want to achieve a durable,
lasting piece, not the kind of piece that's going to
have Eastern Europe in conflict just a couple of years
down the road. So we had were of good conversations
about how we might accomplish that together, and certainly we'll
have many more in the in the days, weeks and
months to come. Presidents at thank you so much, thank
you very much.
Speaker 20: Very briefly, I think my President said everything absolutely correct.
Speaker 16: We're thankful for and.
Speaker 3: Going to support.
Speaker 4: President.
Speaker 18: Yeah, you should be good conversation today our first meeting,
not last, I'm sure, and really what we need to to.
Speaker 21: Speak more, to work more, and to prepare the plan
how to stop putting and finish the work we want.
Really we want peace very much, but we need do
you real security guarantees and we will continue our meetings
and our work and we will be very happy to
see General Calaic also in Ukraine and this closest time.
Speaker 12: Thank you, Thank you Vice President for meeting.
Speaker 5: Thank you Collick, thank you so much.
Speaker 16: Great.
Speaker 1: I can't stand him. He's such an actor. I can't
He's that guy that's just so shifty and just I
don't trust him at all, not one bit. And I
want all my money back for all those celebrities that
went over there and sucked up to him. I want
to know where a lot of that is.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, it's like one hundred billion dollars.
Speaker 1: And he's like, I don't, I don't know, we don't
know where. Yeah, but he's really grateful for our help. Yeah,
I bet you are. I bet you and your wife
like going shopping. I bet she's really grateful too. I can't.
I just don't like that guy. I mean, I mean,
both sides of this war are so detestable that it
makes it right. I've hard, right, I just but the
fact that we have given so much money to this
guy and he's also corrupt. I mean, Putin's corrupt. We
know that, but like, he is also corrupt. But let's
go ahead and just throw a bunch of money that
we don't have at him while we're broke in our
country suffering. That's unaccepted.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 2: He also sat down for an interview with Kristin Walker,
who was asking him about something that Trump had said
initially but then also walked back a bit, which is
that you know, the question was asked, will Ukraine have
a seat at the table when it comes to negotiating
a peace deal, and so she asked him about that.
Speaker 8: Thing that President Trump said this week. He did not
say yes when he was asked if he sees Ukraine
as an equal member in the peace process. He did
say later that Ukraine would have a seat at the table.
Have you been given any assurances that Ukraine will have
an equal seat at the negotiating table.
Speaker 20: So I will never accept any decisions between the United
States and Russia about Ukraine. Never, and our people, never
an our adults and children and everybody.
Speaker 1: It's going to be.
Speaker 20: So this is the war in Ukraine against us, and is.
Speaker 21: Our human losses. Thankful for all the support unity between
USA in USA around Ukraine, support by patisan unity, by
patisan support, I think, for all of this, But there
is no any leader in the world.
Speaker 20: Who can't really make a deal with putting without us
about us.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so super so I'm super grateful for you guys
basically funding it all, you American taxpayers. But I'm not
going to listen to anything that those people say. Is
basically what I'm hearing, you know what I mean. He's like,
I don't want any input even though you guys have paid,
you've bankrolled it. I can't stand.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well you might feel you might actually find yourself
agreeing with him during this certain part of his speech
at the same Security Council that Jade Vance was just
speaking out that we had that clip from, because what
he is saying to Europe is he's basically preparing them
for the possibility that the United States is not always
going to be there with platters of money and our
own soldiers ready to help them.
Speaker 1: They need to take care of themselves.
Speaker 2: And on this point when he was actually suggesting maybe
Europe needs its own army, I was like, I think
that's a great idea.
Speaker 1: I think that's fantastic. Here he is.
Speaker 12: Now we come throughout the possibility that America might say
no to Europe on issue that threatened it. Many many
leaders have talked about Europe that needs its own military enomy,
an army of Europe.
Speaker 5: And I.
Speaker 1: Yeah, part for that, it's a great idea, and.
Speaker 12: I really, I really believe that time has come the
armed forces of Europe must be created.
Speaker 1: Yep, he's just the problem with that. But it's because
this bigot's starting to get turned off from America and
so now he's like, oh, where am I going to
get the help and the money, you know. And he's like, well, yes,
I'll turn to these guys, which, yes, I agree with
what he's saying, but it doesn't make him any left
less of a grifter, which is what the guy wants
all the money. Yeah, he just that's all I want.
He just wants other people to fund what he wants
to do. That's essentially who he is. He's an actor.
Speaker 17: Just yet.
Speaker 2: Okay, Well he made nice on Twitter with respect to
his conversations with Trump.
Speaker 1: So this is what he posted. You want to read that.
I know you love reading. We have begun working with
President trump schedule in his accent. We have begun now
working President President Trump's team and can already see that
success is attainable. Right now, the world is looking up
to America is the power that has the ability to
not only stop the war but also help ensure the
reliability of peace afterward.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Ahead of them Munich Security Conference, I had a good
call with Potus as well as a substantive meeting with
the Vice President Vance and Secretary of State RuView. We
are also expecting General Kellogg to visit Ukraine soon to
further assess the situation and explore pathways to President Trump's
strong solutions, which can be truly peacemaking. Our teams are
working thoroughly and in detail on a special agreement between
our countries, one that will certainly strengthen both America and Ukraine.
We are committed to making it a real success, exactly
as we agreed. We also have productive meetings with US
senators and members of the House of Representatives. Yeah. I
saw those pictures too, and we'll have that in a
little Yeah. Of course we will see more of it's
attempts to deceive the world and prolong the war. But
real peace is possible. You must achieve it together Ukraine,
the United States, and Europe. This is about our shared security.
Thank you, America. Keep it coming, keep it coming. Yeah,
keep working. Get back to work, suckers, because you're a
bankerll in all this. Yep.
Speaker 22: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So there was a congregation of mostly Democrat but also
Republican senators who went to go visit with Zelenski.
Speaker 1: I don't exactly know why.
Speaker 2: And there's a lot of response to this, a lot
of reaction to this. People are not happy that we've
spent money sending all these people to go and fawn
over Zelenski. But that appears to be exactly what we did.
Here's a moment from their little roundtable.
Speaker 4: Yes, you.
Speaker 1: Launch these what complete douchebags. I swear it's guys, I can't.
I'm looking at the people that are the Republicans there
in that room and I'm like, you're next, Rhinos, You're next.
I mean, why why was that happening? Well, I don't know.
It makes you wonder exactly why, like the the behind
the scenes reasons why. But Lindsey Graham always he's always
like the one in the room that's doing that, like
more war, more war, will give more money for more war.
That's him.
Speaker 2: Well, and then he went completely overboard, apparently when he
sat down with Lensky to speak in front of whatever
crowd was congregated, the fawning.
Speaker 1: You guys, it was just it's disgusting. Check this out
for you and your people.
Speaker 23: You're the ally and hoping for all my life, now
what American has died defending Ukraine? You've taken our weapons
and you've kicked their ass, and I'm very proud.
Speaker 1: To have you as our ally. I'm sorry, where is
the ass kicking? Where has that happened. I no, really,
like I'd like to see the ass kicking too. And
he's like, and we haven't suffered at all. Basically, what
he's saying is, you know, there's obviously, since there's no
death on our side, we haven't suffered at all. Meanwhile,
there are people from natural disasters in this country who
are still living intense So we have suffered. Lindsay, it's
nice you get to live in the bubble, you elite
his jerk. I swear, I cannot with these people, like,
of course we've suffered. And you're right. The fawning over
this guy is gross. There should never be fawning over
somebody from or a leader from another kind. There just
shouldn't be funning. We're America.
Speaker 2: General Mike Flynn had something to say about it. Please
read this too if you would.
Speaker 1: Graham is so wrong about everything. I'm sorry, but this
man has to be defeated in the next election, and
there should be strong condemnation of him from his colleagues
in Congress and from the American people. Yes, Lensky just
recently stated that he has no idea. We're over half
the billions of dollars of US taxpayer he even is,
what the hell does the matter with this United States senator? Exactly? Sorry,
but I'm done being politically correct. America is in a
state of domestic crisis and cannot I guess not afford
can ill afford this fool's Errand yeah, yeah, he's one
hundred and fifty percent correct. Yeah, like what he's telling.
Speaker 2: He's telling Donald Trump. At the end, Donald Trump needs
to end this madness and quickly. And I don't know
if he means the Ukrainian conflict or just Lindsey Graham
in general.
Speaker 1: Well, that's up to the other way. That's up to
the people, and people keep electing these jerks, stop doing it.
It's like you can really see now we're starting to
really see with this administration what the true colors of
people are. And I mean we've been we've seen Lindsey
Graham for years. We've seen who he is, so just
it's time for him to go. Yeah. And he is
very rich, isn't he. Pat Yeah, they all get rich.
Speaker 2: So it's going to be an interesting week because we
will see how this how these peace negotiations continue to
be discussed, and how that moves forward. I have no idea,
but in the meantime. That's what happened over the weekend.
And now we have a serious missmash of stuff a manatcha,
and I promise you that we will get to the
Elon Musk baby drama also, but first we have just
a mishmash of stuff to get to, which starts with
something related to Elon and that is Rachel Maddow making
an absolute fall out of herself being super mad about
a contract that Elon Musk won for four hundred million
dollars worth of I guess, his space trucks, his cyber
trucks with the US government. Here she is reporting on it,
and then you'll see Jesse Waters at the very end clarifying.
Speaker 11: Us because apparently somehow convinced the United States government, specifically
the United States Department of State, that the taxpayers of
the United States of America should spend four hundred million
dollars ying quote armored Tesla production units. Isn't it great?
And definitely not at all illegal or profoundly corrupt, definitely
not ripping us all off to pay themselves.
Speaker 24: Right, Donald Trump didn't give that contract to Elon Musk.
Speaker 1: Joe Biden gave it to him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, it seems like a detail that you might
want to have checked out, right.
Speaker 1: I feel like that's kind of important also since one
of the concerned about saving us money. I mean, for
the past couple of weeks, all we've seen is them
protecting all these gumbacks who have been stealing from us
for years, for eons, and they are the first one.
But if it's Elon, if it's Elon getting a contract
for his business, that's somehow stealing from us. It's so
interesting how they can have a dichotomy in their brains.
Liberalism truly is a mental disorder. It really is. It
really is.
Speaker 2: I mean, the way that they are constantly screeching how
Elon is an unelected, unelected bureaucrat while they're protecting thousands
of unelected bureaucrats who are continually continually spending our money.
It's like, how do they not see now they call
that position is and they protected them.
Speaker 1: It's not just right now, They've always protected them, like okay,
the whole like he's not elected thing. There's just no
argument there. It's like, now do you fauci? Now do
everybody in the irs No? I mean, we could just
go on and on with the people that we haven't elected.
I just that argument is invalid.
Speaker 2: It's so stupid, and yet they continue to make it,
even as all the polling shows that America buy and
large the majority of us really like what's happening. We
really want all of the spending to be cut. We
want the investigations into the corruption to happen. And Jonathan
Carl was saying that to Hakeem Jeffries, who just had
that dumb ass look on his face where.
Speaker 1: He's like, I know, I understand.
Speaker 25: Favorability rating is actually higher than it ever was the
first time round.
Speaker 26: Let me ask you.
Speaker 25: I a recent poll by Marquette looked at several of
the things that he has done or says that he
is going to do, and sixty three percent favor federal
government's recognition of only two sexes. Sixty percent favored deporting
immigrants who entered the United States illegally, sixty percent favor
expanding oil and gas production, fifty nine percent favor declaring
an emergency at the southern border. Is there anything you
are seeing that that Trump is doing that you are
in favor of, that you think is the right thing.
Speaker 1: Let me say as it relates to all of those issues.
We're just at the beginning, okay, at the beginning of
what losing, because you're just going to keep on losing.
They keep digging their heels in and they're like, but
they're racist, and Tom Hanks said, so on snl right,
keep doing that, just keep doing it. They learn healing.
They absolutely don't. That's my favorite. It is, Oh my gosh.
And then if they couldn't get dumber.
Speaker 2: Al Sharpton, Oh my god, so Al Sharpton, this is
just a sixteen second clip. I don't even need to
preface it because you're gonna hear how ridiculous what he
says is, and he has no idea and the fact
that he doesn't have any idea is everything's wrong with Democrats.
Speaker 1: Listen to this insanity.
Speaker 16: Our children's children will read American history, and can you
imagine our reading the James Madison or Thomas Jefferson tried
to overthrow the government so they can stay in power.
That's who we're looking at. We're looking at American history.
Speaker 1: Who's gonna tell him, Who's gonna tell him.
Speaker 2: What James Madison and George Washington or whoever else that
he just listed did to create America.
Speaker 1: Who's gonna tell him it's we fought a revolution over
like a two percent text, dude, I just we overthrew
a government essentially to become America. So yeah, men were
bad at you know what I mean, And then now
there's some bad astery coming back and they just can't
handle it. They're so soft. The left, Yeah, they're so
smut they they're absolutely undone by actual masculinity. They don't
want how to handle it. That hockey game probably made
people actually like go into cardiac arrest on the left.
They can't know. There was crying. There was so much,
so much crying in corners when they saw that, Oh
got the masculinity, you great.
Speaker 2: Speaking of masculinity, we played a clip of Tennessee Representative
Mark Green last week, but there was another one that
is just as good, just as delicious, him calling out
the ridiculous Democrats for pushing back against dojes Here.
Speaker 27: It is in all of its glory fate today, and
the crocodile tears from Democrats just goes to show what's
wrong with this town. Not a single Democrat I've heard
has expressed dismay at the many examples of crazy, wasteful spending.
I don't understand the objection to a deep dive in
how we spend our money. But perhaps it's the fact
that over the last several weeks a massive surge has
occurred in the search for a criminal defense attorney. That
probably says it all five times in this city any
other city in the nation. I'd like to remind the
committee that President commit Kennedy unilaterally created USID through an
executive order in nineteen sixty one. Yet the president, President
Trump orders a momentary pause after winning a mandate for reform,
and Democrats cry constitutional crisis. This is after four years
of reckless spending and unrepentant lawlessness from the Biden administration.
Speaker 1: I like that guy, Tennessee guys, I like him a lot.
He's going places. He's good stuff. That is good stuff.
It is.
Speaker 2: Trump, of course, also very very interested in returning America
into a meritocracy where we're not looking at DEI, where
affirmative action is no more, where we're just actually basing
choices of candidates on qualifications and not on color of skin.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 2: So, Representative Wesley Hunt was on a podcast recently talking
about the fact that he won his election in a
predominantly white district, and there's a reason for it here
he is Republican primary.
Speaker 7: I beat out nine white guys. In the general election,
I beat out a white guy by thirty points, and
it's a white majority district and they've voted for me overwhelmingly,
and why because I was the best candidate.
Speaker 8: That's it.
Speaker 25: That's literally what our party is.
Speaker 7: I get to wake up every day and live Martin
Luther King's dream. I'm literally being judged by the continent
of my character, not by the color of my skin.
So people like me come around and we look around.
I'm just like, actually, I'm just here because I just
want a better America. I don't even view myself as
black raftan American. First, First of all, I'm an American.
I'm a combat veteran, I am a father, I am
a West Point graduate, I'm an Ivy League graduate. And
we can go all the way down the line before
I get the black. I'm all these things, and I
like the idea of our party not playing our danity
politics anymore. And then realizing that you see people like me,
you see people like Byron Donalds, you see people like
Senator Scott we are all winning in white majority areas,
by the way, people, so you can't call us racist anymore.
Speaker 1: That people are not putting up with that shit. We're
just not because we know who we are and we're not.
I mean, yes, there's probably a few racists on our side,
for sure, but there's a lot on the left, you know, yeah,
because all they care about is race. I love the meritocracy.
I love it. That is the way America is supposed
to be. And I love that he talks about Martin
Luther King because that's what he wanted, you know.
Speaker 5: I love that.
Speaker 2: I love that entire clip. It was absolutely fantastic. But
he's also very hot. But he is pretty hot, and
when he does have you ever heard is like anytime
he does a speech on the House floor, the he's
got this really interesting cadence to the way that he talks,
and it's just I just love it. You find any
clip of him on YouTube or wherever and just listen
to how he speeches.
Speaker 1: It's awesome. It is so awesome, the way that he
totally gets it. And that's the thing. He was elected
by white people, I guess a bunch of racists, which
it's the antithesis of what a racist is It's just
so stupid, and they will keep trying to plant their
flag and the racism thing and the misogyny and all
this other garbage. But if you look at the people
who Trump surrounds himself with and who we want representing us,
we're not a racist party. But he tries to keep
bringing it up, you'll keep losing.
Speaker 2: Conversation about race was also had on the Bill mahershow
this past weekend. He had Kid Rock as a guest,
and he was asking about just unity, this idea of
getting rid of division in the country.
Speaker 13: And here is that clip on the bringing people together part.
I mean, you have a song called My kind of Country.
My kind of Country has room for Trump and a JFK.
That's the first line.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 13: Had I known it would have said RFK, is that
the last Democrat you liked?
Speaker 26: I mean, my whole business is Democrats. I mean, so
to speak, not my whole business. You know, I live
in Nashville now, but that's that's the world I've operated
for for years and years and half my bands you know, liberal,
gay or black or this like.
Speaker 8: You know what it's like.
Speaker 26: We have one of the most diverse bands out there,
not because of any of this. D I ship just
because they're the best at what they do. We all
love each other and.
Speaker 22: Getting all.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 13: And uh, I mean you played the inauguration that was
didn't Nellie and Snoop play that too?
Speaker 16: Yeah?
Speaker 26: I believe they did. And but remember I also played
Barrock Obama's an auguration.
Speaker 13: Oh I didn't remember that.
Speaker 1: I didn't vote for him.
Speaker 26: I played for him at the Kennedy Center.
Speaker 17: You know this, that and the other.
Speaker 26: I'm like, everybody's just got to cal hm the fuck
down a little bit, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: He's right, He's totally right. He has a mentality of
a gen xer, though I think there are a lot
of us that feel exactly the same way that he feels.
And the country was going in a really good direction
around the time that we were in college, you know,
college age, end of high school, college, and now you
know it's because of Obama that everybody started hyper fixating
on race, right, Just get real. He was the cause
for that, and that's unacceptable.
Speaker 2: Well, and you'll find most of the time that as
far as relationships go, you can be a conservative and
have liberal friends, and those liberal friends can tell you
I didn't you know I think Trump is gross and
you'll be like, Okay, that's fine, we can still ling.
Speaker 1: Right. The reverse is never true. If a conservative tells
a liberal I voted for Trump, it's like you're done.
That's like they cannot be friends with you.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, happens so much more often that direction,
without question.
Speaker 1: My god, fifteen years ago I lost one of my
DearS friends just because I told her we're starting chicks
on the right. We can't be friends anymore because I'm
a liberal. What We've been friends for years, you know,
and this is still me so right. This is the
thing they just they can't deal. They can't deal that whole,
that whole tolerance and compassionate and loving and empathetic thing
that they think that they they're not any of those things.
They're completely intolerant to anything else, anything that goes outside
of their group. Think. Yeah, it's true.
Speaker 2: And we've seen a lot of examples recently of liberalism
infecting churches and the church pulpits, and man, do I
have her have an example to share with you? This guy,
Oh my god. So this is one of those mega pastors.
His name is Jamal Bryant, and he went on this
anti Maga scream saying that God will remove Republicans from
government agencies if people praise him so gross and so screamy,
like I cannot imagine the kind of people who enjoy
being preached to in the way that you're about to hear.
Speaker 1: I just don't get it.
Speaker 28: Come on public in me. I came to tell white supremacists.
I came to tell Mecca. I came to tell white privilege.
We come, and we come, and we come, we come,
we come.
Speaker 29: Concept When you give me glory, I'm go run them
out of the state Department. If you give me.
Speaker 28: Glory, I'm a.
Speaker 29: Run them out of Congress and run them out of Senate.
If you giving me glory, I'm a run them off
for your job and run them off for your classroom.
To take your neighbour's hair and say, neighbor, we gotta
shout like we got.
Speaker 1: Somebody said he sounded like a lion with asthma. That's
what That's what somebody said. He needs to worry more
about his COPD than anything else, because that's damn that's happened.
A problem, That's what happened in there. Either that or
people were saying he sounds like a demon. He kind
of does sound like a demon.
Speaker 2: Grab I mean, and imagine attending that church, and.
Speaker 1: That's how you're a drafting the entire time. I would
be laughing the whole time in Hall. What is happening?
Is he playing a character?
Speaker 28: What is going on?
Speaker 1: Like, I just yeah, this is why people don't go
to church anymore. It's because the people like him. It's like,
I can just read the Bible. I'm fine, I'm good.
I don't need any of that. That's that is off
the charts. Gross.
Speaker 2: And you know that he is absolutely swimming in cash
totally because I don't know, I promise.
Speaker 1: These people to give like disgusting people like that money,
but they do it. They do it, Yeah, they totally do.
You're right, you're right, mock. He's probably driving a really
nice car, living in a big old mansion. You know,
he's living high on the hog because god, no, that's
not why, oh my god. Okay, Also, do you remember
that do you remember that Pennsylvania mayor who spelled eagles
wrong when she.
Speaker 2: Was like doing a rallying cry for the Philly Eagles.
She's back, unable to articulate her thoughts properly here.
Speaker 1: She is minded us all through their absolute that nothing
is possible when we worked together, Nothing is possible. When
we work together, nothing is possible. You guys, It's like Maxine,
what have they got on us? We got to see
what they got on us?
Speaker 2: Okay, just to remind everybody about the bullet that we dodged,
Kamala attended a Broadway show apparently over the weekend and
wanted to give a little pep talk to the cast
and crew. So she was backstage and you got It's
not just that it's word solid because we expect this
from Kamala at this point and she's about to deliver
a massive one.
Speaker 1: What really bothers me about this clip is the reaction
to it.
Speaker 2: Is all the people that are pretending that the Emperor
has clothes on, but they know well that she does it.
Speaker 1: But do they Because some of those people probably were, like,
I really wanted her to be president, and so.
Speaker 2: I can't listen to what she's saying here and think
that it's actually anything that said that's pe found or meaningful.
Speaker 1: Thank you give people way too much. I think you
give people way too much credit for their intelligence.
Speaker 8: Mock.
Speaker 1: I mean that's listen, half the country, basically a little
less than half the country voted for her. So this
is what we're dealing with. There's not Yeah, she's right,
the emperor has no clothes and she's like Scotch's Scott Scotch.
Speaker 2: This and then you know what she does to this, right,
She's always doing this. When she does profound, you know
what it is.
Speaker 1: She's looking for balls, mock, she's looking for him. She
wants the balls, but the people, the men around her
looking for him. And you know that.
Speaker 2: That's when she's on the struggle bus. Is when you
see her hands go up because this is her crutch.
This helps her somehow. It's kind of like when I'm
like this, she goes like this and it's this weird,
like my hands are wet and there's something sticky on them.
Speaker 1: It's like, that's what she's doing. I just watched them
when there are no paper towels in the bathroom and
they don't have one of those air dryers. So I'm
just walking out like this. This is what this is
what she's doing with their hands. So just I hope
you guys are sitting down because you're about to be
mesmerized with profundity. Here is the bullet that we dodged.
Speaker 20: For those rights to be maintained, which means we have
to be vigilant.
Speaker 1: And it's just the nature of it. I mean, look
what I mean in this beautiful play and everything that
we know hands and that he was suppressed. He had
to suppress so much. But whu or you know you
should go this, But.
Speaker 7: We have to.
Speaker 5: We have to be clear eye.
Speaker 1: And it doesn't mean we don't see the beauty and everything.
Oh yeah, these things all coexist. But I believe we
fight for something, not against and I need some more scotch.
Oh my god, just what a nightmare that would have been. God,
we so dodged a bullet. We really got so lucky,
you guys did so lucky.
Speaker 2: Senator Kennedy posted a very brief but meaningful Valentine's message
for everybody, and you all need to see his Valentine's message.
Speaker 1: Folks, I believe that love, but you own a handgun
case freaking love him. I love him so true. You
really should you should, just in case it doesn't work
out that way. M hm.
Speaker 2: Somebody remarked in here earlier that I am wearing the
same sweatshirt that I had on one day last week.
Speaker 1: And that's true. It's true. I didn't know that that.
I didn't know.
Speaker 2: You guys thought I had wardrobe, right, Yeah, it's just
she didn't get her swag bag from the people up
top you were supposed to cent her her new shipment
of clothing this week, you know.
Speaker 1: So yeah, I carry about that. I noticed that. Wow,
that's I think that's really scary. Yeah, okay, I will
do that often, you guys. I have my favorite we
Too shirts. Right, we have clothes, and we don't have,
like you know, Megan Kelly, a fashion budget have right,
we don't have that if you're new here, we don't
have that kind of a budget.
Speaker 2: I just thought that was so funny that somebody noticed, like,
that's crazy.
Speaker 1: Great color.
Speaker 10: I know is.
Speaker 1: Again, you should wear it again tomorrow. That's what I
would do. That's how bitchy I am.
Speaker 2: I would have been like, I can absolutely assure you
that whatever I wear tomorrow, I probably wore last week.
So again, I just cycled through all right tomorrow, very
very excited about tomorrow evening because we're going to see
the entirety of the Trump elon Musk sit down with
Sean Hannity. So they both sat down together to do
a joint interview with Sean Hannity. And presuming that, I
mean assuming that Sean Hannity can keep his trap shut
for two seconds and let these men speak, it should
be a really interesting That's assuming a lot there.
Speaker 1: It is true, but we do have a preview.
Speaker 2: And I love this preview specifically because Hannity addresses the
whole issue of people on the internet trying to tear
the two of them apart, because you can see that
constantly all the Remember the Aaron Burnett clip that we
showed where she was like you could tell how mad
Trump was that Elon did all the talking in the
ole office that day.
Speaker 1: It wasn't mad at all. What's wrong with your eyes?
He wasn't right on? Like is whatever? This is fine?
I giving me a breaking my bugshot up on the wall.
Have you seen it? Yeah, that's where he is. He
doesn't care, Oh, yes, he doesn't.
Speaker 2: And so I love that that exact issue was addressed
and that they both put it to bed in the
best way possible.
Speaker 24: Here it is the media and the punditry class, not
that you know, I think you've proven they have no
power anymore because they threw everything they had at you
and they didn't win. And that was you know, the
New York Times, Washington Post, three networks, every late night
comedy show, two cable channels. They just threw. They drew everything, lawfare, weaponization,
should And now I see they want you to to
start They want a divorce. They want you to to
start hating each other.
Speaker 8: And they try.
Speaker 24: Oh, President Elon Musk, for example, you do know that
they're doing.
Speaker 23: That to you.
Speaker 22: Oh, I see it all the time. They tried it,
then they stopped. That wasn't They have many different things
of hatred. Actually, Elon called me, he said, you know
they're trying to drive us apart. I said absolutely, you know.
They said we are breaking as Donald Trump has seated
control of the presidency to Elon Musk. President Musk will
be attending a cabinet meeting tonight at eight o'clock. And
I say, it's just so obvious.
Speaker 10: They're so bad at it.
Speaker 25: I used to think they were.
Speaker 1: Good at it.
Speaker 22: They're actually bad at it, because if they were good
at it, I'd never be president, right, Because I think
nobody in history has ever gotten more bad publicity than me.
I could do the greatest things I get ninety eight
percent bad publicity I could do outside of you, a
few of your very good friends. It's like the craziest thing.
But you know what I have learned, Elon, the people
are smart. They get it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they do it, They get it.
Speaker 22: They really see what's happening.
Speaker 1: Yes, yeah, we do see what's happening.
Speaker 26: We do.
Speaker 1: I love that so much. Yeah, And that's why we
want him in charge. It's because he knows that we
know we we're smarter than what those other people think
we are. He knows that he actually gives a crap
about us. That's why I love him being in charge,
and I love Elin being in charge. And they're trying
to take down the deep state, and it's a thing
of beauty. It's like, this is history being made and
we're a part of it. You guys, it's so fantastic.
I just I love that clip.
Speaker 2: It just makes me so excited to see the full
interview tomorrow night. Yeah, so be on the lookout for that.
All right, we have to address the big story of
the weekend, which is that Elan has a new baby,
the number thirteenth kid. So he's got his thirteenth child
has been born five months ago and Ashley Saint Clair,
who is a very popular right wing influencer all over socials,
claims to be the mother of his thirteenth child. And
she made this announcement on Valentine's Day, tweeting out this
aliyah lacta s which I think means that discast in Latin,
and she said, five months ago, I welcomed a new
baby into the world.
Speaker 30: Elon Musk is the father. I have not previously disclosed
this to protect our child's privacy and safety, but in
recent days it's become clear that tabloid media intends to
do so, regardless of the harmital cause. I intend to
allow our child to grow in a normal and safe environment.
For that reason, I ask the media honor our child's
privacy and refrain from invasive reporting. Then a big giant
photo spread and interview came out in the New York Post,
so so much for privacy that she was wanting. This
was a very Megan Markles sort of privacy request, and
Keith Woods pointed out saying, a journalist is asking about
your personal life, and you want to maintain privacy, do
you a ignore them or B invite the national media
into your home for a.
Speaker 1: Tell all interview. And feet picks gotta have the feet picks,
Gotta have them. You guys, there's a lot of guys
out there there are really like the feet you know.
I don't know. One of them could be the next
dad of another child that she has. One of them could. Right,
there's a lot to the story.
Speaker 2: I think the most interesting part of it was how
many right wing influencers rushed to congratulate her, right and
not just influencers, but like prominent right wing figures, and
so we've got like a slew of them. Just to
give you an example, I think the first one that
we have is from Rachel Campos Duffy saying congratulations, so
happy for you. Enjoy this precious time with your baby.
Media vultures can buzz off. There's so many others, and
we'll go through, uh, just a little smattering of them.
Laverne Spicer, Valentina Gomez, pat Turd, like everybody is congratulating
her and insisting, you know, kids need to stay off limits.
Let's see who do we have next. There's so many
that I was surprised to see.
Speaker 1: Canada Owens.
Speaker 2: Children should always be off limits and a listener of parasites.
Hard to imagine going through this with a young one.
Better to come out with this on your own terms, George,
and I will be praying for you. She's obviously super
tight with a lot of people. Mike Ben's congratulated her. Uh,
Sidney Watson, who we've had on our show, Lynda Yakarino
of of.
Speaker 1: Ex, Kimberly Klasik. I mean, it just went on and
on and on. James O'Keefe, Lynn Patten.
Speaker 2: People were just fawning all over this, this whole story,
Sarah Gonzalez, whose show we were on not terribly long ago.
Speaker 1: There's just so many I couldn't believe it.
Speaker 2: And then lastly Robbie Starbuck, Lyla Rose, Matt Gates, Jack
post seb Yets or post Posty, but I for never
remember how to say his last name. Oh so.
Speaker 1: Patobias. Yes that's right, Okay, that's right.
Speaker 2: So there were lots and lots of people fawning over
this news, whereas I was.
Speaker 1: Like, we're not so funny. Let's just we're gonna put
it out there. We're not it's so funny. I mean,
I think The thing that really bothers me is that
she This is what got me is when she said
she was quote forced to spend her pregnancy alone as
she was holed up in a lavish apartment in New
York City. No one forced you to do anything. It's
a free country. I mean, I know a lot of people.
Let's just get real. Elon's gonna pay child support, not
just trying to port He'll pay for everything you know.
Speaker 2: In that apartment, like forty thousand dollars a month.
Speaker 1: It's something like that. I don't know. I just know that, Like,
you can't say I was forced to hole up in
a lavish apartment. Nobody forced you. Nobody's forced you to
do any Nobody forced you to go have sex with him.
Nobody forced him to have sex with they. It was
a consensual thing, you know what I mean. And then
a child has resulted out of it, and I don't
know after. I don't know what she thought was gonna happen.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 1: It's like I think a lot of I have to
tread lately a little bit here, but I think there
are some girls that go into the situations thinking, Oh,
he's gonna love me, and he's gonna. Maybe that's what
she wanted, is for him to love her, and he's
doesn't love her. He just he just slept with her,
you know what I mean. And now that we know
Alan wants all the babies, he wants a zillion baby totally,
which is also kind of weird, you know, but but
if you kind of if you know that going in,
I just I don't know. I think it the whole
he was he forced me to do this and forced
me to do that. You're not a victim. You're not
a I think that's where I get irritated, is there's
no victimhood here. She's not a victim, you know. She
she's a grown woman who went and had relations with him,
knowing full well who he is and what he does
and so.
Speaker 2: And there's actually some evidence to suggest that she's been
trying to be his baby mama for years, and so
we'll show you that as well. The reason a lot
of people are speculating and now again I don't know
the I don't know the truth about this, but some
people are speculating that the reason she came out with
it when she did because she didn't, you know, provide
any evidence or name the outlet that was apparently going
to out her unless she did it herself. But it
was interesting that like the same exact weekend, Elon has
said nothing about this. By the way, he did not
respond to her. He did not he didn't come out
on his own x account to say, yes, this is true.
He's absolutely ignored it entirely. But remember that he brought
one of the baby mamas, what's her name, Chevn Zealous,
the mother of three of his kids. He brought her
and the kids to DC recently, and of course that
was in all the tabloids, it was on all the press,
and some people are speculating that Ashley that did not
sit well with her, and so she decided enough is enough.
I'm going to come out with this already, and so
Chavonn then the next day, after Ashley came out with
this news posted this picture of her of two of
her kids, saying the little loves of my life.
Speaker 1: And Elon hearted it.
Speaker 2: And so the fact that he did that after Ashley
came out with this, that did not sit well with
her either, as you can imagine. And then Milo Unanapolis
posted an old tweet of hers with Greg an exchange
with her between her and Greg's somebody I can't remember you,
but you'll see it on the screen, Greg Price. So
at the top it was like, I need to get
Elon Musk's attention for a marriage proposal.
Speaker 1: Please Greg, Please Greg, Greg.
Speaker 2: Yes, And this is back in twenty twenty, and Greg
said he's got a kid with a woman already, seems
unlikely to work out. And Ashley said, well, he actually
has seven kids and goes through women pretty fast. And
Milo tweeted that out over the weekend, and you can
see at the bottom that Elon responded, WHOA.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a transactional relationship, that's what this is. And
I maybe you know, she's she's pissed off that he
isn't making it any more than that, you know what
I mean. I think, you know, I just can't imagine
having a baby with some or just going into that thinking, Okay,
we're not married, like we have a It's not even
that where they're not married. That doesn't bother me. It's
the he was he was, he is the richest man
in the world. She knew that. I don't know how
long this relationship was, but it was, you know, very transactional.
It seems very transactional to me, and that and I
feel sorry for the kid. I do. I just feel sorry.
Speaker 2: Well, and it's the second kid that she's had, like
outside of a marriage. So she's already got a child
with doctor. What's how does he get doctor Johnny, he's
like some chiromector that's been on reality shows.
Speaker 1: She's already got a son with him. So this isn't
a new like, It's not like she's unaware of how
kids get made and how this works.
Speaker 2: You know, she's very very she was very, very purposeful
with this entire arrangement.
Speaker 1: And that's why I don't like the victimhood thing. It's
one like, it's it's whatever. I'm not going to judge you.
If you guys do this willingly, that's fine. I still
feel sorry for the kid because I mean, listen, I
got I've come from a dysfunctional family where I really
truly believe that that fathers are important in the home.
I believe that I've wanted that for all. All of
our kids have had that, and they're good kids, and
I think it matters. I believe that that matters. This
is more transactional. I just think it's a little I
think it kind of sucks for the kid, you know,
it does.
Speaker 2: And there's clearly going to be drama because as soon
as Elon sent back whoe to this Milo tweet, she responded.
And so apparently she's been trying to get in touch
with the baby daddy and Elon has not been responsive
to her. So in response to him saying whoa, she said, Elon,
We've been trying to communicate for the past several days
and you have not responded. When are you going to
reply to us instead of publicly responding to smears from
an individual who just posted photos of me in underwear
at fifteen years old.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so she's I mean, this is like meanwhile, while
she's writing this, she's hold up in a lavish apartment
in New York, right, I mean.
Speaker 2: Right, and she's trying to disparage Milo for posting photos
of her ander underwear. Those photos are actually readily available
on her own Twitter account that she used with a
different name, so it's not like he was digging out
pictures of her. These are pictures that are on her
own profile. So she deleted this tweet, Okay, So I'm
sure Elon behind the scenes finally did contact her and said,
can you please stop? Or maybe Elon deleted it. I
don't know, but that wasn't the only tweet that she
posted to him. She said, it's interesting that Elon is
responding to this clearly ingest screenshot that was discussed with
his team months ago in a documented call. Now he
decides to respond to it publicly from an account that
posted underage photos of me as if he wasn't asking
me to have more children last week. I would like
to take this offline for our child's sake, and have
been attempting to do so for weeks.
Speaker 1: So it's just so.
Speaker 2: And she deleted this too, so she posted that, deleted it,
and now all of like their flirtations back from twenty
twenty three are coming out. So she had posted a
headline saying Wagner Chief says his forces will pull back.
Elon said back to her the pullout method. Speaking personally,
I obviously prefer.
Speaker 1: The pull in method.
Speaker 2: And then she was like, oh my god, go to
Horny jail bunk.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh my god, I can't. It's again it's transactional,
and I don't. I just yeah.
Speaker 2: And then even more interestingly is that people predicted this
relationship so back when she was talking about Elon about
something related to X.
Speaker 1: Blue collar union railroader.
Speaker 2: Said she's gonna be Elon Musk's new baby mama, uh
at some point, and man, was he ever?
Speaker 11: Right?
Speaker 2: I think Milo also said back in September, which is
when the baby was born.
Speaker 1: He said so trashly.
Speaker 2: Saint Clair of the sex laptop that was her previous
handle on Twitter, who sold new and ft anything for
clout and career leg ups, including Elon, whose child she
claims she just had. We need to discuss this and
now was Ember except member, Yeah, so.
Speaker 1: He obviously knew something.
Speaker 17: Then.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is the thing. I mean, she's I just
don't see her as a victim. I don't. I don't
see her as a person who is victimized here. I don't.
I mean, I I know people who are single mothers
who do it on their own because the father is
not present, and they don't they don't, they don't consider
themselves victims, you know what I mean, right, And they
don't think billions of dollars to be holed up in
a lavish apartment in New York City, you know, and
whatever else. She's going to probably get out of this
transactional deal. So I just don't see her as a victim.
Speaker 2: Well, and the whole thing about how she was forced
to say silent, that she wasn't allowed to tell her
friends or else. What was was Elon holding a gun
to her head, and he was probably just saying, you're
going to get a certain amount of money if you
stay quiet.
Speaker 10: And she could have.
Speaker 2: Easily just decided to get a lesser amount of money
through the court, which obviously would have given her child
some and then whatever she wanted, But she wants a payout.
And I don't know what could make it more clear
then the fact that she said she was forced to
stay quiet, right, Nobody hadn't forced you to do that.
Nobody can force you, not in this country. Nobody can
force you to do that now unless you're willing to
take a price for it.
Speaker 1: And that's the thing. And I believe I saw somewhere
where her friends were forced to sign NDA's Who are
these friends? Who are the world? This is the thing
I would I just you make choices. We're still a
free country. You make choices. And this is a weird situation.
But there are so many women who are in the
same situation who are are like, you know what, I'm
just gonna I'm gonna live my life. I'm gonna raise
this child and I can do it on my own. Yeah,
if that's what you wanted, if you wanted a child
out of it, you know.
Speaker 2: After all of this, she then posted like basically a
goodbye thing on Twitter, and she said this was on
Valentine's Day. Also, she said, in all sincerity, appreciate the
kind words. Wish I didn't feel the need to make
a statement kids should be off limits for journalists. We'll
be spending time with my family and logging off for
a while.
Speaker 1: She couldn't.
Speaker 2: She came back literally two days later and posted this
can you believe.
Speaker 1: The nerve of this gold digger?
Speaker 2: With a picture of Zelenski obviously trying to, you know,
kind of make fun of the fact that.
Speaker 1: Everybody's calling her a gold digger.
Speaker 2: And I loved Sarah Rose's response, which was, is this
the privacy that you speak that you wanted people to respect?
Speaker 1: You posting this shit on Twitter? Right?
Speaker 2: It's just it's it's just so icky. The whole thing
is so icky and full disclaimer. She blocked us probably
a year and a half ago. I loved her stuff, Like,
I thought she was hilarious.
Speaker 1: Her content was super funny.
Speaker 2: But it really bothered me when she did one of
those voiceover like those uh what's the word? Not karaoke
but like lip sync. She did a lip sync video
where she took this total nobody off of TikTok that
made a really really great political viewdo She took that
woman's audio and then mouthed over it and it went
completely viral, and she never credited that woman, that creator
who really deserved all the credit. And so she stole
the content and she tried to say, well, everybody lip
syncs and this is like totally normal.
Speaker 1: Just tag her, that's all. Yeah, that's all you had
to do.
Speaker 2: So I very nicely, because again I liked Ashley. I
thought she was really a fun follow. And I said
to her, I was like, you know what, this is
not cool, Like, you clearly took this from I don't
even remember who it was now, but this was so
long ago.
Speaker 1: Nobody making money off of it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you clearly took this from so and so you
should at least tag her and give her the credit.
And she immediately blocked us. And ever since then, I've
been like, really, what about nice about it?
Speaker 1: Why would you do that, especially especially to another conservative?
You know, yeah, that's totally crappy. It's like, I handle
our Instagram. I I constantly we listen, I put I
put content from other people on our page. But you
credit the crap out of them. You credit them. That's
what that's what you're supposed to do. You don't steal content,
you know, I just I don't. I don't like that.
I didn't like it, and I don't like this whole situation. Whatever.
Speaker 2: You want to have as many kids as maybe he
is asking her to have even more kids, who knows.
But to your point, she should not be acting like,
oh woe.
Speaker 1: Is me, I'm a big gun. No you're not. You're
not a big d Enjoy the payout because it's going
to be a lot. I mean, that kid will be
taken care of and she will be taken care of.
But you know, there's nothing too Just just make it.
The last point I make is no amount of money
in the world is substitute for present mom and dad
in the house, or a family like a family, real family, family, right,
There's no amount of money that's that's a substitute for that.
So yeah, anyway, that's the story.
Speaker 2: If you guys want to follow it further, you can,
but that is as deep as we're going to get
into it. Let's get to some thank yous from over
the weekend, and we will start with This is from
the Ballpit Crew Cafe. Shay Eleven says, my Valentine has paused.
All of the cat is not materialistic, so she says,
Happy Valentine's Day, chicks, take me out money, It's so cute.
From Rhonda Petron, she says, Happy Valentine's Day. Congrats Tomoks,
so glad you're still here. How about them Philly Doggs
celebrating Valentine's Day for the first time with my fiance,
dinner and going to see a babe.
Speaker 1: Well, congratulations, somebody's getting married. That's kind of cool.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Lindsay at Well said, hey, jerks, Unfortunately the almost
mass shooter was at my former high school. PS Daisy,
we used to be town neighboursh Yeah, crazy world we
live in. But thankful that someone spoke up. Thankful for
our small town police department. Hope that person gets the help.
Speaker 1: That they need. All that you said, amen, yes for real?
And then today on Venmo.
Speaker 2: Kathy Esterly said, this is for your clothing funded cloth.
Speaker 1: She just bought a house. She can't afford clothes, clo.
Don't be ridiculous, Yeah insane? Okay are you writing? Leah Shallatt?
Do I feel bad that Fox News misrepresented Caitlin Collins'
tweet no happy Monday, take my money, jerks, Marcus Drake
more than ladies, totally unrelated to anything that be being discussed.
You have got to see the music video FAFO by
Jason Corsi will rock your socks off. We will check
that out, Marcus. Brian Bumley From what I deduced, us
players uh decided that if the anthem got booed, they
would drop the gloves. They did, and they did. Yeah,
hockey so great. Leah Shallatt, I'm thinking that any Jews
in Germany should flee now. It won't be along till
germany psychotic government is back doing the bad stuff. It
is really alarming what they're doing there. Yeah, Paula Johnson.
Can you even imagine Kamala giving a speech like JD's
God was looking out for us, He really was, Yes,
God is good, right BTK. How can Ukraine the size
and population of France come out of this war iftuld
sacrifice in life and livelihood. These are not sheep. They're struggling. Yeah, yeah,
I'm sorry, but can you hear my dog barking? I'm sorry, Sorry, guys,
Robin Solomon died. Does Rubio have the invisiline lisp?
Speaker 11: So do I?
Speaker 1: I really I didn't know that was I didn't notice that. No,
he's back. When Mak and I met him, I think
his hair was different. He's definitely got new hair.
Speaker 2: He was losing it and now he's had a transplant
or whatever. But yeah, he's got good hair. Spirit filled.
I'm here watching the Hot Chicks? Which ones are you?
Are you referring to us? Because it's like mom apparently
needs to change your shirt.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I need a new wardrobe. Uh huh, Wendy, the
world needs to be ready. America is a mom on
Saturday morning cleaning the house. I love that, Wendy. Oh
my gosh, it's such a My mom used to do
that all the time on Saturday morning. Spirit filled. Her
sweater has been underbird and unburdened, and her sweater sweater, sweater,
I don't know who sweat. I think it's now isn't
me no, because you're I don't have it on. So
it's been that's it's burdened again. So I don't know
who saws. Last almost month has been glorious with Trump winning,
never gets old, requests for prayers to tailgate, Sean Jeffries
and family stuck in South Africa with great unrest says
wear the shirt tomorrow to mock balls. I totally agree, BTK.
So what to do about women who use kids as hostages? Well,
I mean, Elon's well prepared to take care of forever.
She'll be well taken care of the rest of her life.
And so with that child, I have no doubt, except
for it's not like a family unit that you know.
Now then nothing replaces that and that kind of sucks
for him. So but they'll have money, so that's great.
Yay money, yay? Are you guys?
Speaker 2: Were going to be recording with Sean Spicer in just
a little bit about an hour, so check out his
show later this afternoon because we will be on it.
Speaker 1: Yes, you guys, have a wonderful Monday. We'll talk to you.
Oh wits bring it in with bring it in. I'm
sorry we did not bring it in as my bad. Sorry. Okay,
you guys have a wonderful Monday. We will talk to
you tomorrow.
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