Speaker 1: Hello, good morning. Hello, she is in her house.
Speaker 2: You guys, welcome to my hallelujah.
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Speaker 3: This isn't this is the background you guys are going
to see here two four and fourthwith this is it
you guys, This is it? Hello, Hello, get it in everybody.
I know she's finally there. I swear she has internet
now too, So we're going to get back to kind
of normal tomorrow.
Speaker 2: I think, yes, today is still not told yeah, because
I didn't get internet until like last night, essentially.
Speaker 3: So Valin is still kind of running this stuff from
behind the scenes. And I'm driving, which is really weird.
I like driving in real life. I like driving this mop.
I just don't like the whole driving the show thing
with it not.
Speaker 2: The Valance and like, to me, it's the reverse. I
hate driving actual cars in real life. I will drive
the show.
Speaker 3: I will just really weird because it's we've done things
for a certain way, like over the past ten years,
and it's everything is discombobulated over the past couple of weeks.
But yeah, she has internet. I think California is still
counting votes, but Mac has internet.
Speaker 2: I think California is the California must have been the
ones to set up my internet, and that's why it
took me the long.
Speaker 3: I think that's what's happening. But we're very excited that
she's in her place.
Speaker 1: You guys. It's so exciting, like soaking in so exciting.
Speaker 3: All right, Coming up on the show, Biden thinks that
he's President of Africa. The House COVID Committee has released
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Speaker 3: I don't know if you know this, but Biden is
still president, and he's giving money and passing passing out
our money like candy to other countries.
Speaker 1: He gives no fs. He's just he just doesn't care.
Speaker 3: Yesterday he said, Hey, I'm gonna give a billion dollars
to African nations for natural disasters.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 1: Yeah, wait for natural disaster, that's what he's gonna do.
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Speaker 2: Clippy building here that much more difficult.
Speaker 5: Our plan right now is to begin working on getting
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Speaker 6: Hardship and suffering continuing in North Carolina, and President Biden
has just announced a billion dollars for disaster relief in Africa.
Some American families are still sleeping in town and freezing cold,
more than two months after Helene devastated the area. I
seen the corresponding Steve Harrigan with snowboots on the ground
and hard hitting Newland, North Carolina, where I'm sure Steve,
it's getting down into the low twenties at night.
Speaker 7: It is twenties right now, John. Not a lot of movement,
not a lot of action, not a lot of clean up.
This area looks just like it did two months ago,
pretty much after that storm hit. There's more than five
thousand people in western North Carolina still in emergency temporary housing.
Pecky Anderson and her daughter told us they're grateful for
a warm room after spending some time completely on their own.
Speaker 8: We were down to six cans of water, and we
were rationing the water, and we had two dogs, unbelievable,
and then our phones went out, so we were there
all alone. And the only way to get on and
off our property is over a bridge which was gone,
and so we were there for several days before anybody
found us.
Speaker 7: When you go around this area, the scope of the
destruction is so complete it's hard even for some people
who live here just to process what it is they're seeing.
Speaker 2: It's crazy, right, Yeah, And so what's going on in
Africa that they need our money more than North Carolina?
There the world?
Speaker 3: We have another clip of because listen, your fellow Americans
are living in tents. We don't see enough of that
on television, but there's we have another clip of that.
Speaker 2: In small r v's with no power. As winter approaches
and temperatures now dip into the thirties.
Speaker 9: There's times where don't get fresh meat because there's no
way to keep it cold, because you got to choose
between heating the house with the generator, especially the ones
who have kids, and keeping the food cold.
Speaker 10: Winter times coming. These folks cannot be forgot about this
cause you don't see this on TV.
Speaker 7: Don't just go away.
Speaker 10: This is not going to go away for a long time.
For God to get those folks out of those tents.
And then those FEMA campers, how's it going to happen?
Speaker 3: Yep, yeah, And then and then here's the old part,
you know, making the actual announcement yesterday the.
Speaker 11: Wealthiest nation of the world to do and today I'm
announcing over one billion dollars in new humanitarian support for
Africans displaced from homes by historic droughts and food and security.
Speaker 12: We know African leaders.
Speaker 11: And citizens are seeking more than just aid, you seek investment.
Station's expanding our relationship all across Africa, from assistance to aid,
investment to trade, moving from patrons to.
Speaker 2: Partners, help bridge you've been drawn.
Speaker 11: I was told, by the way when I got elected,
I could never get an infrastructure bill passed.
Speaker 2: My face does his face like? When I watch him,
I can't help but do the same thing, you know
what I mean.
Speaker 3: He's just any's slurring and he has no idea what
he's saying. He's just out of his freaking gord, this guy. Okay,
So there's this other story that I saw yesterday. It
absolutely enraged me. It's a single older woman who went
through Hurricane Helena in South Carolina and our government is high.
Speaker 13: My name is Deborah. I'm on TikTok as cat mommy too.
I'm sixty six years old, disabled, widowed, no family and
do you have much to prusious cat? And I found
out this morning that in less than a week, I'm
going to be homeless. I have no one to help me.
I've reached out to every available charity in my area,
but unfortunately I'm a victim of Hurricane Pauline in South
Carolina and there are no funds. FEMA won't even help.
The tiny studio apartment I've got right now was damaged
and I have black mold in my apartment and they
won't fix it, and they told me they don't have
any place to move me to, so the other only
other option for me is to move out. And I
told them I couldn't afford to move out, so they
took me to court and evictimed me this morning, and
within a week I will be served with papers from
the sheriffs giving me twenty four hours to move out.
I just want to roof over my head.
Speaker 1: And she had one.
Speaker 13: I have a car.
Speaker 12: It's not in the best shape, but I don't want
to live in my car, and I don't want to
give up my two precious cats through all I've got,
and I'm scared to ask for help because I'm not
a beggar on TikTok, I truly just have meat.
Speaker 1: Okay, So she posted an update.
Speaker 3: She actually dig it because getting out there and getting
on TikTok. The thing about it is like she's getting
help from other citizens, right, because this is what happens.
We help each other, because Americans are gonna help other
Americans because you can't depend on your freaking government to
do it.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 3: But the fact that she's in such dire straits and
we sent a billion dollars or'th sending a billion dollars
to Africa. That's what pisses me off, Like I'm not
alone in this. It's just not okay, people like her
are My tax dollars should be going to people like
her and to veterans and the.
Speaker 1: People that need it.
Speaker 3: That's that's what it's there for, right, and so, and
they're not helping her, they're helping Africa. That's when is
he the president of Africa?
Speaker 2: I mean he has You could tell when he was
speaking to Africa that he had absolutely no idea where
he was. So I mean the fact that he can
say that, it's like, you know, he he knows he's
in his last what is it, seven eight weeks something
like that, and so now he feels emboldened to basically
just keep spending all of our money on stuff that
makes absolutely no difference to actual Americans who need it.
And he knows that there's no account I mean, he's
what's what's going to happen that thing? You know what
I mean? There's no accountability for anything he does between
now and the end of.
Speaker 3: Right, right, And this is his legacy, you know, and
he has no clue. Check this clip of him, this
is him going to make the announcement.
Speaker 1: It's he looks like an absolute fool.
Speaker 3: Oh my right, God, he's bumbling, stumbling. They got to
guide him everywhere. Look at his face. Oh my god,
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Speaker 1: You have no idea.
Speaker 14: And the worst part is he's got like the nuclear codes,
he's got the check book, and he's out of his mind.
Speaker 1: So January cannot come soon enough. I'm just so over
this guy.
Speaker 2: Do you think that he like do you think that
when he's sitting by himself with his own thoughts whatever,
those maybe.
Speaker 15: He's like.
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legacy is, that he will go down in history as
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Speaker 1: I think it's the latter.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
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Speaker 2: And there are.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, and I think his his Biden's approval ratings went
down another for rights.
Speaker 1: That's it. Yeah, they totally did.
Speaker 3: I this is the thing, it's this is his legacy, right,
so more than more than half of voters believe that
he was wrong to pardon his son.
Speaker 2: They say that it's who are the people that don't know?
Speaker 3: This is what I'm saying, Like, if you get on
X there are people that are like, he's so great,
oh my god, oh my.
Speaker 1: And punch yourself in the face. You guys are idiots.
Speaker 2: They say that this is this hole.
Speaker 3: If that you want to call this scandal is damaging
to trust in politics as some of the worst scandals
of recent decades, such as Watergate, the Iran contract controversy,
and Bill Clinton's affair with Monica Lewinsky.
Speaker 1: This is his legacy, you know exactly.
Speaker 2: That's why I don't. That's why I'm still like, how
how does he just go through life day to day
thinking that he's not awful, you know what I mean? Like,
does is he that disconnected from any kind of news sources?
He kept away from reading any Internet, you know what
I mean?
Speaker 3: People like Mika and Joe who will make excuses from
there like this is I can't believe people are so
dramatic about that. Oh my god, why are they making
such a big.
Speaker 2: Dub about this.
Speaker 3: I guess they're Their meeting with Trump just didn't make
them crossover all the way because they're still so loyal
to Biden. You know, these people are crazy. So Judge Janine,
I saw this clip yesterday. She was on five year Day,
she was on fire. I don't what is that the
black guy's name where they don't have Jessica Tarlov, they
have that dude.
Speaker 2: I honestly, I don't remember his name. You guys, he's
not on enough. Oh Harold? Are you talking about Harold?
Speaker 16: No?
Speaker 1: I love Harold.
Speaker 3: I actually like him because he's really he's so kind
of sensible and very kind. But there's this other dude
that she was talking to yesterday. I'm sorry, I just
can't remember his name, but she mac him now.
Speaker 4: And so this is that Donald Trump has pardoned tax evaders.
That's what you just said. Okay, here's the pobblem. There
are pardons, and there are pardons. Now there are occur
after someone has served jail times paid. Is that to
society is remorseful. And then there are pardons for a
dirt bag who has grabbed a garbage bag and collected
cash from around the world from the Ukrainians, the Russians,
the the the Russians, the Ukrainians, and the Chinese one
point five billion dollars that he was given the right
to invest after his father sent him over to China.
This is a different scenario. The corruption in the Biden
family is so deep, it is so real that Joe
Biden knows he can't just pardon him for the gun
charge which he was found guilty of by a jury
of his peers, or the tax charges which he himself
pled guilty to. So I don't know about selective prosecution,
but he has to go back to January of twenty fourteen.
Now why is that, Richard. The reason for that is
because there is so much corruption and the whole damn
family that they have to go back to January. If
you recall when Donald Trump was president, he makes a
simple phone call. It said, you know, I'm hearing this
stuff about parisma and money being withheld unless a prosecutor
is removed.
Speaker 2: And Joe admits to it.
Speaker 4: And as soon as Donald Trump makes a call about that,
they impeach him. Why because he got too close to
the reality of the corruption that was Let me finish
the corruption that was going on in the Biden crime family.
That's why the the the pardoner has to go back.
And I guarantee you his brother's gonna get it, his
sister's gonna get it. Everybody in the Biden crime family
is going to get it. And I don't even want
to hear an argument that this guy's not a liar.
Speaker 2: He is a liar from.
Speaker 3: The get go.
Speaker 4: Joe Biden has done nothing but enrichest family. And if
I don't ever want to hear anyone called Donald Trump
a liar.
Speaker 2: Again, there was.
Speaker 17: A There was a Trump appointed US attorney that investigated
Hunter Biden, that investigated the Bidens family, and the only.
Speaker 2: Person they charged was Hunter.
Speaker 17: So if there was all the things that you say
were true, then they would have investigated.
Speaker 3: Right and then and then she just she let him
have it. I mean, she was screaming at him. He
probably should have kept his mouth shut. And yes, I'm sorry.
His name is Richard dick Fell or that's his name
it was. Anyways, it was a thing. I don't like
that thing of beauty. Yeah, I don't like him either.
I don't like him, So he probably should have just
not with her because she was in rare FORMA.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you don't mess around with Judge Janine. I don't
know though, this pardon thing, could I mean, isn't it.
Alan Jerschowitz and others are saying this could actually screw
things up for the Biden family because now Hunter, I mean,
he's pardoned, like literally, he cannot get in trouble for anything,
so he has no reason to be able to plead
the fifth when under questioning. I mean, I don't know,
Like I'm I'm hoping that that's true, that they've actually
created more problems for themselves with the pardon, But who knows.
I mean, I don't know what's going to happen. I
just want there to be drama because they deserve what
they do.
Speaker 3: I believe in karma, and hopefully karma will come back
to hunt them. I just know that he's on some
you know he's on some giant bender. You know, you know,
Hunter's just like out just doing whatever. You know, he
is doing whatever brackheads do on a crazy woo.
Speaker 2: I don't have to like be held accountable for anything.
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Speaker 14: What a loser, What a colossal loser. That guy is
total loser.
Speaker 3: And then you know, another reason he's a loser is
the way that he treats women. I think we all
know that. And this is like the Party of Women,
We just love women. We're Democrats.
Speaker 2: This is a.
Speaker 3: Truth bomb from Chuck Todd that I did not see coming.
Is very interesting.
Speaker 18: I read every transcript, all the testimony, because that's what
you can. All that was made public, and there is
you want to you want to read, you want to
you want to get angry just as a as as
somebody in just all these mixed emotions. You read the
Hally Biden transcript and that's both widow yes and and
essentially he turned her into a crack addict.
Speaker 2: Nice.
Speaker 18: And this was all happening in twenty seventeen, twenty eighteen,
and Joe and Joe Biden were so concerned about their
family that they decided to run for president.
Speaker 19: Yep.
Speaker 18: I just so when you talk about the word selfish,
I it's almost like the word doesn't I mean I
their decision to run for president put the entire Democratic
Party and the United States of America in the position
that it's in now.
Speaker 3: I mean, he's not where was he back then saying
I se with you one hundred and fifty percent? Yeah,
I mean, okay, in a shock cool that he's Yeah,
it's nice that he has like that, the the ability
to look back and see things now.
Speaker 1: With such clear eyes, Chuck.
Speaker 2: And so much disdain, Like he's acting as though he's
acting like a normal person now when he was busy
covering for these.
Speaker 3: Colleagues that entire all the time, all the time. Yeah,
what a jerk. Right, there's so many of them that
are doing that now. It's like, yeah, you were, you
absolutely covered for this, all of them, all the ass hattery.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but thanks for the don't tell me, Chuck Todd.
Speaker 2: Didn't vote for Joe God in twenty twenty.
Speaker 3: Gibby has never voted for anything other than Democrats. But yeah,
take all the seats, Chuck. And then also we got
to talk about the Lincoln Project because I am enjoying
watching like just looking at what they tweeted before and
then seeing them be uncomfortable. I cannot stand these guys,
the Lincoln Project.
Speaker 2: They're awful.
Speaker 3: The fact that they use the word Lincoln in their
name shouldn't be allowed, you know what I mean, But
it just makes its described.
Speaker 1: It makes me stick that they do that.
Speaker 3: But anyways, this I don't know if you guys saw this,
because I'm sure none of you pay attention to them,
but they had a little Thanksgiving ad that they put
out and it's just as ridiculous as you can imagine.
Speaker 16: Together millions traveling across this beautiful country. Some conversations will
be tough, but you're tough too. You may have been
on the losing side of this election, you were on
the right side of history. We're still in this fight,
and so are you. You may not feel thankful this year,
but America is still here and still a nation of
enormous blessings. Yes, we'll have to fight for her, but
she'll always be worth fighting for. It won't be easy,
but America is stronger than him, stronger than hate, bigger
than one election. So this week, let's give thanks, and
next week let's give them hell, oh God.
Speaker 14: Oh God, Okay, ladies, let's go God, I'm unto losers.
Speaker 3: And then they listen, this tweet came back to bite
them and a bite yesterday. It's I think we have
the tweet. We can put it up. Everybody can see it.
When mega cultists complained about a weabinized justice system, remind
them that President Biden has refused to show favoritism towards
it Son because he has a commitment to the rule
of law and our judicial system regardless of who is in.
Speaker 2: What was that June? How do you feel about that now?
I'm sure people were retweeting that.
Speaker 3: At yeah and just pummeling them yesterday, which is great.
And then there's another tweet too from John Harwood at
c I think he's a c NBCi.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Wait, there we go.
Speaker 3: People who insists Biden will pardon Hunter after specifically ruling
it out or telling on themselves. They can't imagine someone
acting on principle and keeping his word, not with the
like I just these they can't. They have zero self awareness,
you know, they think they're so awesome and just on
the moral high ground.
Speaker 2: No, it's so fun. I mean, Biden is the one
that constantly says, I give you my word as a bible,
which is the most meaningless thing now And so for
anyone to pretend that all of a sudden he's gone
back on something that he said, like it's the first
time he's done it. Are you serious? His entire history
of campaigning for president was based on plagiarizing. He couldn't
run that last time because of his lies from the
get go. Totally, He's always been a liar.
Speaker 3: Always, They're all liars, And to Chuck Todd's point, let's
not forget the biggest accomplice of them all, it's this person.
Speaker 20: Great job, you answered every question. What did Trump do?
Speaker 12: Oh?
Speaker 1: Really he did that?
Speaker 2: Did he do that?
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Speaker 3: Okay, all right, we got to talk about Florida Sheriff
Chad Cronister. He has withdrawn his nomination for DEA Administrators.
Speaker 2: Whoo you guys, I don't know if you know this.
Speaker 3: Okay, So he was he was a Trump appointee. He's
the one that Trump was like, okay, maybe he'd be good.
But a lot of people were pissed off about this.
This is the dude who arrested pastors during COVID. He's
one of the I mean, he's one of the COVID dudes.
He just doesn't he look like he would arrest pastors
during COVID.
Speaker 1: He does.
Speaker 2: He looks like and he and he was one of
the people that was very happy to use his own
power to do that, Like you know what I mean,
he got off on it. And then that's why there
was a lot of people that were upset that this
was a Trump nominated right, So I'm glad he promoted.
Speaker 1: He's promoted woke policies.
Speaker 3: He did the whole participating in Pride events, created a
late liaison for transgenders. He expanded DEI programs. He's he
was soft on crime. He was a Democrat donor. This
guy was weak on immigration.
Speaker 2: Bye, what was Trump thinking?
Speaker 13: Like?
Speaker 2: What what are I now? I'm not sure, but he but.
Speaker 3: He got a lot of pressure and so he sort
of just excused himself. Please let the Surgeon General be next,
because I don't like her. She's an absolute train wreck
and she's unforgivable. And I know people are saying people
have said to me, but I mean, she's gone back
on I don't give a shit. She is a train back.
She needs to go. She needs to be the next
person to excuse herself. Awful pick, terrible, terrible pick. She
needs to go.
Speaker 1: Bye bye. Okay.
Speaker 3: Another person that we have to talk about is Pete Heigsath.
He there's rumors around the roomy.
Speaker 2: Yeah about I mean, now, the whole thing with the women,
I mean whatever, that was like predictable, right, But now
that there's ten apparent Fox colleagues who have claimed that
they've been worried about the amount that he drinks.
Speaker 1: On the job, Yeah, come.
Speaker 2: I don't. And now so there's tons of people who
have come out in his defense saying this is absolute garbage.
One of them was Nicole Saffire. She was just like,
I've shared a couch with him for eight years, and
I have never known this to be true about him.
This is just desperate, pathetic, last minute attempts to smear
him with every possible fiber that they can smear him.
Speaker 3: I don't believe it for a second. I don't believe
the guy's a drinker for a second. I listen, I
believe the women's stuff whatever. I can see where he
probably was a womanizer, But the drinking, I don't believe
it for a second.
Speaker 2: I just don't. It just seems so desperate and pathetic.
And now at the top of Daily Mail. And now,
of course this was according to the Wall Street Journal,
so normally, like if it's a Daily Mail scoop, I'm like, really,
Daily Mail. I don't know, but they're quoting the Wall
Street Journal, and the Wall Street Journal is saying that
that Trump is actually considering pulling the Pete nomination, the
Pete hegg Seth nomination, in favor of a Ron DeSantis
as replacing Pete Heggseth, which just blows my mind completely.
And not that not that DeSantis couldn't do it, because
obviously he's more than capable and more than.
Speaker 1: You can do it. You totally do it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I just always imagined that he would be
a Matt Gates replacement, like he'd be an amazing attorney general.
But I mean, I suppose he could do any number
of things really really well. It's just that that was
a surprise to see that the Wall Street Journal is
saying that Trump is considering pulling Pete in favor of.
Speaker 3: Justsantles, Which I mean, if that's the case, and if
Ron I think Ron, I think DeSantis would consider doing
it because he's.
Speaker 2: Only Oh, I think he'd absolutely would surely would do it.
He'd do a good job.
Speaker 3: If you know, he's papped to do it, because he's
only got like two years of his governorship left. Why
wouldn't he do this, I mean, I think and he'd
do great at it, just based on his experience, his
background in the military. He can he ran a freaking state.
He could run that department. And when it comes to
the unwokeification of oh yeah, that's his bag. I mean
he does that. He's done it in Florida, so it's
not like he doesn't have experience. I'm not saying I
want Pete to be gone. I'm just saying that if
this is a replacement for Pete, it's a good replacement,
you know, it is what it wouldn't be terrible.
Speaker 2: And I dare Democrat senators to try to come up
with some reason, yeah that Desanta's isn't qualified for that.
Speaker 3: He's not drinking. He's not drinking or womanizing. You can
be assured that, right yeah, uh huh, Okay, Daniel Penny,
we don't have a verdict in this case. I I
don't understand what's happening. Like you have to talk me
down from a ledge when we discuss this whole case,
because I just don't even understand why we have to
talk about this. I don't understand why this is even
a thing. Okay, there's this hag that's the Manhattan prosecutor.
Her name is Daphna Yorin. I don't know if we
even have a picture of her. I don't think we
have her picture, but if you saw, you would understand
what I'm talking about. But she is she's basically been
trying to throw him jail because she is like she's
exactly that. She's just this liberal hag. She's been calling
him the white man during oh during the what is
our country?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 3: And Alvin Bragg should have never even brought this case
to it shouldn't even be a thing, you guys. He's
like one of the worst humans on the planet. I
can't believe we're even talking about this. I've got a
clip of Daniel just in his own words that you
guys can see in it myself.
Speaker 23: But I looked around. I saw women and children. He
was yelling in their faces, saying, saying these threats. I
couldn't just sit still. Some people say that I was
holding on to myster really for fifteen minutes. This is
not true. I mean, between stops is only a couple
of minutes, so the whole interaction less and less than
five minutes. Some people say I was trying to choke
him to death, which is also not true. I was
trying to restrain him. You could see in the video
there's a clear rise and fall of his chest indicating
that he's breathing. I'm trying to restrain him from him
being able to carry out the threats. And then some
people say that this is about race, which is absolutely ridiculous.
I didn't see a black man threatening passengers. I saw
a man threatening passengers that's a lot of whom were
people of color. A man who helped restrain mister Neelie
was a person of color, and a few days after
the incident, I read in the papers that a woman
of color came out and called me a hero.
Speaker 13: What.
Speaker 23: I don't believe that I'm a hero, but she was
one of those people that I was trying to protect.
Speaker 2: I just this is a slam dunk, no brainer, And yes,
he is a hero.
Speaker 1: This kid is unbelievable.
Speaker 2: So also, Neely, I saw this yesterday.
Speaker 3: He had a warrant out for his arrest when he
died for the assault of a woman on the subway.
Speaker 1: What right, Like, what are we doing? Okay?
Speaker 3: This case just it absolutely enrages me at the fact
that he's on trial and we have freaks running around
cutting kids' genitals off that are just like, oh, it's fine,
that's fine, Like, what is our country right now?
Speaker 2: What are we doing well? And I know I told
you pre show, I was like, you just need to
brace yourself for the fact that it's likely today we
could hear a guilty verdict because this is New York
City that we're talking about. This is aft up chach,
absolutely nuts, and so yes, he'll appeal, and I hope
that that appeal is successful, but I really do think
it's going to be a guilty verdict because I have
no faith in New York City's justice system and.
Speaker 3: I cannot wrap my brain around this. You guys, it's
absolute insanity, complete insanity.
Speaker 2: Is It's nuts?
Speaker 3: Okay, what's not insane is that Elon Musk and Vivek
are reportedly considering ending daylight Savings time as part of
the Department Department of Government efficiency.
Speaker 2: And people are like, how is this? They're like, how
is this? Doge?
Speaker 3: People are like, I don't understand how this can be, Doge.
But I mean, if listen, getting rid of DST is
it makes people more efficient?
Speaker 2: I think, oh my gosh, this would be the greatest
doze thing ever. If this is all they do, I
would be like, I mean, I wish they did more,
but I consider this away.
Speaker 3: I needs to not care about daylight saving Time until
I moved to Texas, which is really weird. But it's
been the past couple of years that it's really started
to bother me because here it gets dark at like
five o'clock in the afternoon, and I and maybe it's
because in Indiana it was gray a lot of the time,
like in the wintertime anyway, so I just didn't notice
it as much. But here there's more sunshine, and now
it is stealing my sunshine I got, and so I'm
I don't I am it is bothering me. Now, it
really bothers me, and I want them to stop it.
So I am all for this. If they get rid
of daylight saving time, I am.
Speaker 2: I'm happy to just cross that finger forever because that
we needs to happen. We need it.
Speaker 1: I don't even I know.
Speaker 3: I know it like a lot of it was based
on agricultural stuff and everything, but.
Speaker 2: We just none of that makes any sense to me. Though,
well now I.
Speaker 3: Don't think now it does, you know, I think we
could just now they have lights.
Speaker 12: You know what I mean.
Speaker 3: It used to be like in the days of yore,
they didn't have lights and stuff out there. Now we
have way there. I mean, like did John Deere tractors
have lights on them?
Speaker 2: You know what I mean?
Speaker 3: Like, I think we're fine, everything's fine, we can do this,
all right. Something that you guys need to be aware of.
I just thought this was interesting. Yesterday. We usually don't
talk about South Korea, but just an FYI to you guys.
The South Korean president declared emergency martial law. I think
it happened yesterday. His name is Yun Suck Yol, and he.
Speaker 1: Did not you made that and make that up. I didn't.
I swear that's his actual name.
Speaker 3: I know you can quote me, you suck Yol. And
he declared emergency martial law because he's accusing the opposition
party of sympathizing with North Korea and have anti state activities. Okay,
so he wants to rebuild and protect the free Republic
and all this kind of stuff.
Speaker 1: So they, like the two political.
Speaker 3: Sides are accusing each other of like all these shenani
and it's all very so. I don't really know exactly
what's going on here, but I'm also not sure how
you get democracy democracy through martial law, which is what
he's trying to do. The President was basically telling everybody,
I'm declaring martial law. That one that you just saw
was a woman that was like involved in all the
martial law stuff, which she's a woman after my own heart.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 3: The reason that I bring this up is because I
feel like we like this could have I'm not saying
that they could have been us, but this is the
kind of stuff that the left really likes. They like
martial law, they like more government, they love this stuff.
Why you never give up your guns, you guys. Is
this stuff right here? This is why, and this is
why Trump winning was so incredibly important. And so it's
good to kind of know what's going on in other
countries around the world because that stuff scares the crap
out of me. And that's why you always have to
make sure that when you keep a check on your government,
because martial law, that's whack, you guys, that it's happening,
and what's happening in South Korea is basically what happened
in Ukraine, and Democrats, I think would be delighted if
that happened here.
Speaker 1: They would be absolutely delighted.
Speaker 3: So that woman that was fighting back was she that
was a woman after my own heart.
Speaker 1: And we can never.
Speaker 3: Think I don't know that would end it abruptly, but
but just never give up your guns. You guys, don't
ever do that, all right, Yeah, that's one thing. Also,
we dodged it by having Trump elected. We dodged a
censorship bullet. And there's a Rogan clip with this guy
named Mike Benz and it made me feel Benz, Yeah,
and it just made me feel super grateful for where
we are now as a country. You guys, just looking
back and the timing and like everything was it's kind
of like you and me meeting, you know everything. It
just feels so divine and I I just love this
clip so much. You guys, listen to this.
Speaker 24: The direction internet censorship was headed, it was, it was
It's seemed like the censorship machine was winning up until
around the time that Elon purchased X. That seems to
me to be our fork in the road. That's the
alternative timeline. You know, Mark Enjries and talked about that yesterday.
We've had a couple of alternative timelines where things have shifted.
I think that was one of the big ones.
Speaker 25: No, that's exactly it. I mean, he's he's sort of
the the timeline where we missed the bullet is where
there's a Deus x Muskina, you know, it's sort of
like a Deus ex Machina, where it's this random plot
thing that happens. You know, someone descends onto the stage
and solves all the plots loopholes and magically saves the
the you know, the the plucky heroes that were otherwise
in danger. There were events in the run up. Well,
it all sort of happened simultaneously, really, because the month
that Elon announced his acquisition was the same month that
the Disinformation Governance Board was announced at DH which was
the first thing that really roused Republicans and frankly anyone
with institutional power in DC to finally stare into the
sun and recognize or at least begin to glimpse the
size of what they were up against.
Speaker 12: Uh.
Speaker 25: The Disinformation Governance Board set off a flurry of Congressional
activity from Chuck Grassley and other you know luminaries in Congress.
There were a lot of the whistleblower documents came out
and for years the entire Republican Party and most of
the Democrat Party had denied the existence of government censorship.
Speaker 26: Uh.
Speaker 25: And it, frankly, the mystery, the mystery of truth was
not the Disinformation Governance Board, the disinformation mystery of truth
that already existed three years earlier at DHS. They just
made They just called it a name that masked what
it did. It was called the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency,
which is a name that put you have to sleep
by the time you're finished saying it.
Speaker 24: Ministery or truth. Scared the shit out of people just
because of the Orwellian context of the term, right, you know,
it just seemed like what what do you what?
Speaker 25: Well, the funny thing is they were right. The Disinformation
Governance Board was not the Ministry of Truth. It was
a dull, borning, mundane, bureaucratic layer to manage the Ministry
of truth that was already created three years earlier.
Speaker 27: Uh.
Speaker 25: But the fact is nobody called them out on it
because of the thick language of censor speak that that
that hides this whole thing from general public awareness.
Speaker 2: See, like everything, remember the chick that was in charge
of that, like the one that would just sing randomly
on her TikTok rose and stuff. My god, would a lustic.
Speaker 3: She was an absolute lunatic. Yeah, so, I mean, like
everything happened exactly, I think how it was supposed to happen.
It could have been so bad, you guys.
Speaker 2: Oh, it was on the way to being so bad.
I mean looking back, and it's kind of like we
needed COVID to slap us in the base. Yeah, you
know what I mean, so that we can really recognize
what was happening in real time.
Speaker 3: Yes, and we're going to talk about COVID because that
that's coming up in just a second.
Speaker 1: But before we talk about COVID.
Speaker 3: Remember when Trump was ridiculed for the whole they're eating
like dogs, they're eating the cats.
Speaker 1: You do, Yeah, it's about that.
Speaker 21: Why'd you kill the cat? Stand up? Put your hands
behind your back. Someone got rubber gloves. She's covering blood.
Where do you live at.
Speaker 22: Let's go, Yeah, there's a lot of together around here
walking around.
Speaker 21: You have the right to stop answering you questions once
they begain Do you understand your rights? Do you understand?
Smile for me? I like this did you eat that cat?
Did you eat it?
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 21: Why'd you kill it? Get in there? It's ridiculous. I
don't know, sor ry other. Katie, you're safe.
Speaker 1: Okay. So the reason I played that is I know
people are like, it's an old clip.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know.
Speaker 3: But the reason I played that is because everybody's like,
you guys are.
Speaker 1: A conspiracy theorist.
Speaker 2: Everybody's a conspiracy theorist.
Speaker 3: Except for you know, when the House COVID Committee comes
out with their report. And remember how like all of
us during COVID, when you didn't just go lockstep in
with the group think, and then they were like, you're
a conspiracy theorist, Like, oh, you're not going to take
the vaccine. You're a conspiracy theorist? Like what's wrong with you?
You're dirty, you're a terrible person, Like you're my kid,
can't play with your kid, that kind of thing. You
should be like completely outed from society. It's weird because
now all of a sudden, we're not conspiracy theorists, Like
all the conspiracies are true?
Speaker 24: Are you gonna do? Is?
Speaker 3: Wait six months and crap just becomes true when you
say it's a conspiracy. Anyways, that five hundred and twenty
page report came out yesterday, and I want to know
who's going to prison because there's a.
Speaker 1: Lot of the COVID.
Speaker 3: Report came out. The House COVID Committee re released its
final report. They did two years of research and investigation.
So many things came out of that, and I, I mean, listen,
I appreciate people doing all this investigation on our behalf.
I appreciate it, But now I want to know who's
going to prison because there is ah, there is a
lot of stuff that they found. These people lied to us,
all lies. It was a PR campaign, you guys. It
was a PR camp. They literally hired a PR firm
to lie to us, to put stuff out there that
was not true. So parents now have begun to question
like the CDC and vaccines in general because of all
of this stuff. There's stuff in there that they kept
from us, like information you know from the FDA that
they kept from from us about the vaccines. There's stuff
about just COVID in general that they kept from us.
It was all just a PR just gaslighting, propaganda.
Speaker 1: Just it just was. It was PR is what it was.
Speaker 3: It wasn't actually information that they were trying to disseminate
to the masses. It was a pr campaign and that's
not okay, And so now what So they.
Speaker 2: Released the report and then you know, the American public
has access to it and can see that everything that
we thought was happening happened.
Speaker 3: So now right, I mean because one of the one,
I mean, one of the many things that they found,
one of the many findings was the COVID response was
rampant with fraud, waste, and abuse. They abused us. So
in like the prescription cannot be worse than the disease.
Lockdowns had horrific consequences. Okay, well then who's going to think?
Who's going to pay for that? I mean when it
comes to there are so many different facets of it,
when it comes to the vaccines, when it comes to
the lockdowns, when it comes to education that I mean,
they're the Department of Education was in cahoots with you know,
different parts of our government that you know, when they
were telling us, so we get to lock down the schools.
Why because you guys didn't want to work, you know
what I mean, It's like what so so many people
were involved in this.
Speaker 1: It was like a psio you know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and it's nice that we have this report, this
five hundred and twenty pages, but now it's kind of
like what you say, now, what I want to know
whose head they're going to roll.
Speaker 1: I want to know who's going to be put in
freaking jail.
Speaker 2: Because it's not like Merritt Garland is going to get
this report and think, oh I should follow up on
this and actually do some prosecuting. And so do we wait,
do we just wait until there's a new ag, do
we wait until there's a new Department of Justice?
Speaker 20: What?
Speaker 2: Because this cannot stand. And this is the stuff that
makes me crazy about some of Trump's picks, like the DEA.
I mean, granted he's backed out now, but some of
the picks that he's had. Trump still continues to believe
that his part in COVID was perfect, like that he
did nothing wrong, that he gets no blame for how
things went. And I don't like that. I feel like
there needs to be some accountability on Trump's part too,
where he recognizes that there were things that happened under
his watch that did not go well and he should
be promising us nothing like that will ever happen again.
And and for what did happen, there's gonna be there's
gonna be a price to pay. Well, you know what
I mean, I know what you mean.
Speaker 3: That's why, that's why the surgeon general pick is a disaster,
because she was lockstep with all this shit. She was
happy about all of this, and so now that this
has come out yesterday, I mean, she was one.
Speaker 1: Of the people.
Speaker 2: She was like, Oh, Fauchi's great, Fauci's.
Speaker 1: Doing a great job.
Speaker 3: I believe in mass I believe in the vaccines, I
believe in the boosters, I believe in She was all
that and then some she is the worst. She should
have nothing to do with this new administration nothing like,
if anything, he should be picking somebody who is who
is saying all the things that we're saying.
Speaker 2: Like Ladipoe, right, that's who you should be picking.
Speaker 3: I mean, anybody but her, because she was she was
part of that regime who put all the stuff on us.
Speaker 2: It's just yeah, I just don't know who's advising him that.
Just like the COVID stuff.
Speaker 3: This again, heads need to roll, and she's one of
the people. She should not be surgeon general at all.
And I hope somebody holds that Lady accountable. Yeah, so
there's that. Okay, So, speaking of madness in healthcare, I
guess if I don't even know if you want to
call this healthcare, I guess this is how some people
on the left call this healthcare. This Oh my god,
you guys, this is so gross. I don't know why
we're allowing this crab to happen to kids. There's this
video I saw yesterday and it's called like Meet Jack.
We're gonna be his story. It's this kid's story of.
Speaker 26: A tiny medical device implanted in his left arm. Jack's
dad and mom are at his side.
Speaker 2: Oh geez, I'm really shared.
Speaker 19: It's gonna put some more numbing to make sure that them.
Speaker 26: Okay, the implant stops female puberty and we'll keep Jack
from growing breasts.
Speaker 13: There you go.
Speaker 26: What would you say to people who think kids are
just too young to make this kind of decision?
Speaker 28: Sure, I'm a kid, but it doesn't take a genius
to realize that I'm not nice and.
Speaker 26: Estimated one point four million adults in the US identify
as trance one hundred and fifty thousand teens, but figure
for younger children are largely unknown. Here in the Bay Area,
there are at least six clinics for trans kids. Of course,
UCSF serves about eight hundred children at its three clinics.
Stanford sees three hundred kids. Kaiser Promenente wouldn't tell us
how many patients it sees that it's two centers, but
we do know there are more than one thousand trans
children served at the other four clinics. Some kids started
therapy at three years old to transition socially, which means
changing their names and wardrobes to match the gender they choose,
Which brings us back to Jack Good. Yeah, it's been
more than two years since a medical implant began pausing
his puberty.
Speaker 19: It went really well.
Speaker 8: It's in there, and you know what.
Speaker 26: It's working right now. Doctors recommend kids get off puberty
blockers by the time they turn fourteen, which means Jack
will soon have to decide whether to start taking testosterone
to blend in as a boy or get off the
drugs to restart puberty as a girl.
Speaker 28: Why would I ever want to go back into that show,
because I know, deep down inside I am a boy,
and I know I won't change my mind because being
a boy is the best thing that's ever happened to me, Like,
why would I ever want to be.
Speaker 3: Thank God, God, right, I know, and this is happening.
I mean, this is and of course, like there's a
ton of them in California, right, this is the kind
of stuff.
Speaker 2: And that's that's that can't be just a coincidence. Come on,
this is this is such a.
Speaker 3: Social contagious and this is the kind of stuff that
Gavin Newsom's like, we have to like protect this, we
have to protect these parents.
Speaker 1: And if you don't.
Speaker 3: Let your kid do this at like eleven, twelve years old,
we're going to take your kids away from you. It's gross,
you guys, this is insane. What are we doing? So
speaking of that, we actually we discussed this yesterday because
you've written about this guy before on our website. I say, God,
but it's you have to explain to me because this
is a woman. This is a biological woman who has
become a man, right and this.
Speaker 2: She says, she's a mind, she lives as a man.
Speaker 3: You listen to this person talk and you're like, that's
a woman. But this individual's name is Chase strange EO,
which is apropos, and it's a Trantifa activist and ACLU
lawyer surprise, and this individual will be arguing in favor
of child sterilization and mutilation at the Supreme Court today.
Speaker 1: This is what this person's doing.
Speaker 27: If Tennessee is successful, if the Supreme Court sides with
the government of Tennessee, I think that will open the
door to the types of federal bands on this care,
not only for miners, but for adults too.
Speaker 15: I do.
Speaker 29: I do, and I think that's one of the things
we should be really concerned about. We're hearing a lot
about young people can't consent to this care, but it
is their parents consenting to this care. And at the
end of the day, we have adults who live as
transgender people, people like myself, who have families, who are
part of communities, who are part of this society. And
if the incoming administration bans our healthcare, that is essentially
excising us from this country.
Speaker 7: Chase Ascraansia, thank you so much and I appreciate your
being here.
Speaker 2: So Chase Stranger, as soon as you said that name
to me yesterday, I was like, oh my god. I
wrote about him her at Chicksonthwright dot com years ago
because of some random case of a transwoman who had
died and had only been a trans woman for the
last I don't know decade of their life, right, you
know it was a man like from birth until age
I don't know fifty, died at say and these are
not completely accurate, but you get the idea died at
age sixty, had lived the last ten years of their
life as a woman. And the case was about the
fact that the obituary for this person dead named them. So, say,
this person was going by Rebecca Smith. The name at
birth and the name that that person lived with for
fifty out of their sixty years was Joe Smith, and
so Joe Smith was referenced in the obituary, probably because
most people who ever encountered that person knew them as Joe.
The whole career was as Joe. Right, So this Chase
guy girl, the ACLU lawyer was throwing a fit and
like wrote a big op ed about how wrong it
was for the obituary to dead name that person. And
then that brought up a whole thing about how Chase
Strangio herself was so triggered and traumatized by seeing her
own dead name that she was afraid to check the.
Speaker 1: Mail she's afraid of mail.
Speaker 2: So look at this. Look at this tweet. This is real.
This is from years ago. Go to the first one,
is there, Yeah, the bigger one.
Speaker 20: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So this is what she wrote years ago. She said,
the cost of being trans I still get mail in
my old name because of this. I'm afraid to check
my mail. Because of that, I sometimes miss bills that
I need to pay. Because of that, those outstanding bills
have gone to collection, and because of that, my credit
gets worse. And so this is somehow like our fault
that society.
Speaker 1: She doesn't pay her freaking bills. Yes, oh my god.
Speaker 2: So she went on. She went on to say, oh,
where did the other one got? The other woman the
bunch of there we go, there we go. Yeah. So
she says, I legally changed my name ten years ago,
but I still get mail and my old name for
number of reasons, mainly because it's extremely difficult to update
every entity that collects information about us, particularly when the
process of doing so is so deeply unpleasant. And this
is where you were like, wait, you.
Speaker 1: Gotta explain to me what the hell this is. I
don't know what this is.
Speaker 2: Because she says, I am a white trans mask lawyer,
and a full decade of managing my legal name change,
not to mention gender marker changes, continues to cause material harm.
Imagine how much this is compounded for people who are
also experiencing other system of oppression. When folks ask us
what our name used to be, or casually dead names
people or refuses to work on correct pronouns, you are
tapping into a whole system of trauma that we are
managing every second of every day. Maybe just maybe you
could do better.
Speaker 3: Maybe you could just pay your bills, Chase, just pay
your bills like the rest of us, you.
Speaker 2: Know, stop being afraid of may you psyched by these people?
That's precisely what they are are mentally ill. That's it. Yes,
this is the thing.
Speaker 3: Make mental institutions great again, because that's what you are.
Speaker 2: You're sick.
Speaker 1: Good lord, you know what I miss?
Speaker 3: I miss the days of your when men were men
and women were women and good time.
Speaker 1: No and I and I saw.
Speaker 3: This video yesterday and I'm like, this is this encapsulates
women and men.
Speaker 10: Our reporter Emma Bradford is at the scene.
Speaker 30: Martin Bishop and Eleanor Shaw have stopped at a cozy
country pub after a romantic walk when Lishaw looked up
meaningfully at Bishop and asked what he was thinking at
that very moment, the weekend was about to go very wrong.
Speaker 2: Indeed, I was hoping he would say maybe.
Speaker 29: This would be a great place during the kids one day,
or even something corny but sweet, like.
Speaker 7: Everything I'll ever need.
Speaker 30: Right, what did you say, Martin?
Speaker 22: I said, pigs are much bigger than you expect.
Speaker 1: Right, that's the difference.
Speaker 2: They've just seen some pain.
Speaker 3: Right, that's the difference. To train men and women right there? Okay,
and nobody's trans mask.
Speaker 2: I don't I don't know what that I but then
like I removed that file because I like, I don't
want this file taking up space in my brainbody, know
what that is?
Speaker 3: Write us? I don't know what that is? All right,
we need to talk about Vensai. You guys, I've always
been skeptical of anything Ai, but I love ben as Ai.
And if you've if you've never tried it, you should like.
It's private, it's uncensored, it's unbiased.
Speaker 1: It's not like liberal bull crap.
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Speaker 19: Gone wrong.
Speaker 31: The irony that they were canceling Native American culture as.
Speaker 2: The DEI movement went way too far.
Speaker 31: Look, this is a This is honoring a Blackfeet chief
who was born in Montana. He's highly esteemed. The Blackfeet
Tribe of Montana, their current chairman and the tribal council
signed a letter in strong support to bring.
Speaker 2: The logo back.
Speaker 31: It honors Indian country. So we've had good discussions with
the NFL and with the commanders. There's good faith and
negotiations going forward that's going to allow this logo to
be used again. Perhaps revenue is going to a foundation
that could help Native Americans and sports and so forth.
We're making good progress and based on the good faith negotiations,
I made the decisions support this bill yesterday in the committee.
Speaker 2: Interesting, right, Well, a waste of time though, like that
we went through all of that, you know what I mean,
It's just such so stupid, it's really stupid.
Speaker 3: But I but it's one of those things where I
feel like the pendulum is swinging against all this woke
bull crap. It's starting, like we we used to talk
about this all the time on the radio, how we've
just we swung, we swung, we swung so far to
one side, and it's like, eventually we're gonna have to
swing back.
Speaker 1: I think that we're swinging back, you guys.
Speaker 3: I see it a lot in my kid and her
friends in the gen z are they the gen alphas,
I don't know whatever thaten z gen Z's and gen Alphas.
I see it a lot in the younger generation that
they're starting. I see more conservatives. I see kids who
just are a lot like the gen xers. Maybe it's
just the kids that I know, but I just I
see a lot more of that where they're they're just
more sensible and they just don't like the bull crap.
They don't like people lying to them. They don't like
all of the pippy toeing around and the political correctness
and the bullk They just want people to be honest
with them.
Speaker 2: They just want it like it used to be with us,
you know, and they want freedom. They actually appreciate what
that means because when you get restricted and restricted and restricted,
and you're constantly worried about stepping on eggshells and what
you can say what you can't say, that's a loss
of freedom. And I think people are starting to figure
that out and they recognize that this election mattered when
it comes to freedom.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and when I see stuff like this, I think, Okay,
well it's we're starting to course correct and that's a
really good thing, you know, so that may happen. We
talked a little bit about Nancy Mace last week because
she was sticking up for women and women's space, and
now she's had to move for the fourth time.
Speaker 5: I have spent the better part of the last week
moving into and getting settled into my new place. As
I mentioned previously, this is the fourth move I've made
in a year, and I've talked a little bit about
domestic abuse and what that looks like and what the
face of abuse can look like. And the one word
that comes to me a week into my new place
is I feel safe. It's a place where my abuser
doesn't know the address. He can't try to break into
or gain entry into this property three times like he
previously tried to do earlier this year, and I feel
it feels like a relief. I'm going to try to
make sure he can't find me and can't tell others
where I live and share that information because that puts
my safety, me and my children's safety at risk. That's
something else he did earlier this year, telling people where
I was staying and putting my life in harm's way,
my family's life in danger. I'm going to try to
make sure he.
Speaker 15: Can't do that.
Speaker 5: And I just really appreciate that outpouring of support and
cannot emphasize enough the importance of victims of women to
feel safe. You know, we have a lot of work
to do to ensure that women feel safe when they're
in abusive situations and being able to move out of
those situations safely. I just feel an incredible amount of
relief this week.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't People are asking who she is. First
of all, that's Nancy May. She's mock congresswoman. Now now
that mock lives in South Carolina. And then also I
don't know who the guy is that is harassing her.
I don't know if it's the guy from the video
last week. I'm sure she gets harassed by a lot
of guys, especially now that she's standing out for way
men because liberal dudes can't handle that. But I wonder
if she can open carry, can she open care? I
don't even know how that works with the congresswoman. I
don't know how it works in South Carolina. I don't
know what the rules are there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I think you can. But I'm not sure
with you know, her being a congresswoman. I don't know
if that changes things. It's just I don't know what
that means for her specific What.
Speaker 3: Sucks is that she has to move four times. She
has to move. Yeah, that's bull crap.
Speaker 2: It's like, I want, is it. I wonder if it's
a guy. I wonder if it's somebody that she knows,
who she had a relationship with her if this is
just like a strange stalker, weirdo purchase who's a stranger to.
Speaker 3: Her, or somebody who has hurt her in the past,
you know, because I know that she is a victim
of abuse in the past.
Speaker 1: So I don't know.
Speaker 3: But it sucks that she is the one who has
to uproot her life and move. It's stupid. Yeah, you know,
It's kind of like you and I have had people
who have come after us. And what's what sucks so
bad about the rules in you know, our judicial process
is that you have to get a restraining order against
these people and then they have to hurt you in
order for you to enforce that restraining order. You know
what I mean, right, it's women. It's not fair, you guys.
It's just like a lot of it is just not fair.
Like you have a piece of paper and that's all
you have as a woman. I'm sure a lot of
you women have experienced that where if you have this
piece of paper and it's like it is useless, it's useless.
The only thing that is of use is your firearm.
Speaker 2: R your ability, or your or your fist.
Speaker 3: So it's just it's insane that she had to do
all of that because some guy is a jackal who
can't control himself.
Speaker 1: Pete hegseath. He revealed to Kirk.
Speaker 3: Cameron how Obama politicized and weaponized the military, and I
thought this was an interesting class.
Speaker 22: The effectiveness of a military Is it?
Speaker 15: Is it?
Speaker 22: I mean, is it what we think it is?
Speaker 13: Is it?
Speaker 29: Is it really as as awful and insidious as as
we think.
Speaker 32: It's leftists who want control, and the military was the
last vestige that they did not control. An ultimate meritocracy,
based on patriotism and love of country, you can control
other quarters of government fairly easily Obama's. The Obamas were
famously obsessed with the DoD visited the Pentagon a lot,
very particular about exactly who they appointed into certain positions,
inherently distrustful of the generals, and so over time slowly
filtered out your war fighters break glass in case of
war types, and moved in Secretary of the Navy, Secretary Army,
who are political appointees, who then pushed prerogatives down to generals.
So once you're picking your secretary Defense and your secretaries,
they're setting the terms of what's acceptable. Now, if you're
a uniform member underneath that, you either comply or you
get out. And so the ones willing to comply, the
sheep who're willing to go along with, Oh yeah, women
in combat, great idea, Oh yeah, trans great idea. Oh yeah,
electric tanks, let's do that. Great, they get promoted, you
see laptogs. So it takes a while, but if you
look at Obama, he would have done a lot of
these things right away if he could in two thousand
and nine, but he couldn't. So a lot of the
most radical things he did in the military happened in
twenty fourteen, twenty fifteen, and twenty sixteen, after he'd made
the necessary personnel changes in order to create an environment
where he knew the military which it's DNA and its
bones over two hundred and fifty years, said No was
willing to be complicit in the erosion of that institution.
Speaker 2: I mean, he's not wrong.
Speaker 1: I do love a lot of things that he has
to say.
Speaker 3: I don't know what's going to happen with him, and
it sucks if all the stuff pushes him out, because
I like him, I really do.
Speaker 2: Folks were saying that his mom remember who remember, because
there was that whole letter that The New York Times
posted of hers from twenty eighteen. A bunch of folks
in our audience were saying that they were watching his
mom on Fox this morning defending Hill.
Speaker 3: Hopefully we'll play some of that tomorrow on tomorrow's show. Yeah,
because I just I really do like him. I don't
know what's going to happen, but you know, we'll see.
But you know, the thing is too. I also want
to defend some of the people in the military when
he says that they're the sheep that kind of go
along with the PC stuff. A lot of those people
that's their job, right, And so whenever you're in follow orders, right,
you follow orders because you want to keep your job.
And so it's kind of like I have friends and
family members who took the job because.
Speaker 1: They wanted to keep their job.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 1: I don't blame them for that. I don't because.
Speaker 2: It's like they they're like, what am I supposed to do?
Speaker 1: Not have a paycheck?
Speaker 23: No?
Speaker 3: I feel bad for those people because now they're like,
I didn't want to do that, but I did it
because they told me.
Speaker 2: I had to.
Speaker 3: Again, where's the accountability they were forced to do exactly?
And so I you know, I don't know if i'd
call them sheep as much as I mean, some of
us didn't do it, but some of us, you know,
didn't have the some of us felt like we didn't
have a choice, you know. And I think a lot
of the people in the military, when it comes to
the PC stuff, they want to they go along with
it because they feel.
Speaker 1: Like, what am I?
Speaker 2: This is my job. What am I supposed to do?
So it's a crappy and it's it's you know. Add
to that that, there's a lot of people probably that
feel really some do. They are duty bound to serving
their country and so they they and they believe in
their mission overall. So they're willing to overlook some of
the more ridiculous stuff because they believe in protecting and
serving America. Right, So it is hard to just call
them all sheep, right, I don't, you know, dismiss them
out of handle on.
Speaker 3: A blanket statement. Those people, you know, not all of them.
Some of them are sheep, some of them aren't. Speaking
of like DEEI in the military. I thought, this is
really an interesting story. Yesterday the New Zealand Royal Navies.
Uh there's a ship called the man O Wani. It
sank okay.
Speaker 14: After it there was a they basically put a a lesbian,
not that there's anything wrong with lesbians, but they put
this this lesbian in charge.
Speaker 3: I think because she is a lesbian and it was
a dei thing, they put her in charge. And I
don't think that she was necessarily adept at doing it,
but they were like, well, she's a DEI higher, right, Well,
she sank the ship and it's oh, it's a hundred
million dollar ship. And people are saying she wasn't qualified
to actually run the ship, but they put her in
charge of it because of who and what she is.
And yeah, and they were talking a lot of people
were talking about that yesterday. It's a hundred million dollars ship.
You want to make sure that somebody can actually actually
you know, drive the ship.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean, Like, who cares if you're a.
Speaker 1: Lesbian, Who cares if you're straight? Gay?
Speaker 3: I don't care. Nobody should care. You want to have
somebody that can actually do the job, you know.
Speaker 1: And I think, is.
Speaker 2: It like unsalvagable.
Speaker 1: Just done for it? It's a one hundred million dollars ship.
Speaker 3: Now, I think that people actually got off of the ship,
you know, like cause that's one of the things. My
husband was telling me this yesterday and I'm like, oh
my god, like what in the world. But people were okay,
nobody died, thank god, right, but the.
Speaker 1: Ship has gone. That's a lot.
Speaker 3: Can you imagine can you imagine not being fully qualified
for that position getting in it and then it's not
like a fake It till you make it thing, you
know what I mean, Like you need to know.
Speaker 1: How to do that.
Speaker 2: So what's going to happen to her? I don't know.
Speaker 3: I'm not really sure. I'll have to look and see.
She'll probably get promoted.
Speaker 1: Probably she'll become like an admiral or something. I don't know.
Speaker 3: It's crazy. So I just thought that was an interesting
story yesterday.
Speaker 1: It's a lot of money, yiked. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Also, this teacher wants you to suffer in silence and
leave her alone.
Speaker 19: Why a single word from a single Republican Trump loving
parent when the public school system stops working for their kid.
I don't want to hear one word from any Republican
parents that live in rural areas when their school gets
shut down and consolidated with another school twenty miles away
because THEIRS doesn't have enough Title one funding to option anymore.
I don't want to hear a single word from any
parent of a special needs child that voted for Donald
Trump when their kid stops receiving services and supports at school.
You no longer get to play the victim anymore. We
will do everything that we possibly can to make sure
your child still receives a free and appropriate public school
education as it is required by law. But you do
not get any extra support or sympathy. I'm gonna need
y'all to suffer in silence and figure it out on
your own. When Republican parents finally realize how much their
public school system has atrophied because of neglect due to Republicans,
and when they finally come to the realization that they're
going to have to pull their kid out of public school,
quit their job, and homeschool their kid, or even more hilarious,
when they finally decide that, no matter tell the vouchers
Donald Trump promises to give them, they're never going to
afford private school. I don't want to hear one single
complaint out of any one of those parents that voted
for Donald Trump. Oh what are we gonna do? My
child can't go to a school. That's this is what
you wanted.
Speaker 2: No, what we actually wanted was for every administrator, every bureaucrat,
to get fired and for our education dollars to actually
go to educating. Right, That's all we wanted.
Speaker 3: Right, I have some data, So federal, state, and local
governments provide eight hundred and seventy eight point two billion
or seven almost eighteen thousand dollars per pupil to fund
K through twelve public education. All right, So this figure
has increased every year, while public school effectiveness and scores
have decreased.
Speaker 2: Every year, the administration creeps up and up and up.
I got a number to that too.
Speaker 3: So the ratio of teachers to students has doubled since
the nineteen fifties, and the ratio of administrators to students
is up seven times since the nineteen fifties. We need
to doge like eighty percent probably more of administrators to
and then raise the pay for actual good teachers, and
then a lot of our problems would be solved. Lady
I swear education is top heavy. It's like a corporation
with way too many mental managers doing jack squat. That's
what it is. That's what it has become. And she
can't see that. Why can't she see that?
Speaker 15: Does she?
Speaker 2: I would love for her to just look back at, say,
nineteen seventy, her school system in nineteen seventy, how many
principles did they have and assistant and then compare yeah,
and then compare that to the number of principles and
assistant principles today and then tell me what it is
that those assistant principles and principles are doing. What do
you do that makes the students more educated? My answer
is zero.
Speaker 3: My kid does not need fourteen assistant principles at her school.
I assure you, we could cut the fat there, and
that is precisely what's happened.
Speaker 1: It's the administration.
Speaker 3: Bullshit that they have at these schools, and then these
teachers would get paid more. We can actually pay good
teachers and they could do what they did back in
the seventies and eighties. I swear this is not difficult,
it's not.
Speaker 2: Well and it's the teachers' unions too, are constantly trying
to say that they're underfunded, the public education is underfunded,
when the stats totally do not bear that out. We
can throwing money and money and money at all of
the public school systems and we're not spending it the
right way, which I hope, hope, hope that Doge has
got laser beam focused on, because that's such a hugely
important thing that has to get streamlined.
Speaker 3: Yep, yep, Absolutely, it's all about the administration. God you
cut that, Oh my god, that would be reform right there.
Speaker 2: It's just you got to look up the data.
Speaker 3: It's right there staring at in the Oh my god,
this is not hard Anyways, that lady she started southern too.
She sounded like she was southern, like from Texas or
something like that. And if you're in Texas, we're forty
third in the country. Like right now, you know, it
drives me crazy. Right now, let me tell you something
that's going on. My kid's school. This is just totally
up subjects weren't supposed to talk about this today. My
kid is a freshman in high school. Her high school.
It's a nice school.
Speaker 1: I like it. I'm happy so far.
Speaker 3: But one of the things that they're doing is they're
saying kids cannot have phones in the school. Okay, they
can't have phones. They're going to take up the phones.
They're gonna like, nobody can have phones in the classroom. Okay,
that's fine. But literally they're going to spend all their
time policing kids' phones. That's what they're gonna be doing
when they should be freaking teaching. And I trust my
kid with her phone.
Speaker 2: I actually do.
Speaker 3: She has a phone. She's fine with it. And if
something happens at that school, you better, damn we'll be certain.
I want her to have a phone if something goes down,
when it comes to safety or whatever. I want to
make sure that my kid has The reason she has
a phone is for safety reasons across the board. So
I want her to have a phone so she can
communicate with me. Okay, they're going to be spending all
their time policing these kids when we're forty third in
the country here in Texas. They should be teaching them
and doing that.
Speaker 2: That's a new rule at Jackson's high school that he
just graduated from, that was going to be a new
rule this year. It drives they're taking it and I
don't even know how they're doing it, Like is it
each classroom they like put their phones on a desk
somewhere where they can't have pockets hunting them in at
the beginning of the day, Like how does this even work? Listen?
Speaker 3: And I know some people agree with this, but at
the but at the same time, my kid is going
to be in college in three years. Do you think
in college they're going to be policing and saying you
need to put your phone in a pocket. And one
of the things that my daughter said to me was
She was like, listen, mom, if kids are failing and
they want to keep kids from failing out of school,
this is not the way to do it.
Speaker 2: Let them fail. She goes, I'm not going to fail.
Speaker 3: I pay attention in class, I do my work, and
when I get my work done, then maybe I'll get
on my phone and I'll look at whatever I need
to look at. If I do that at all, She goes,
but they need to let kids fail. Why can't people
do that? And I'm like, it's a great question. I
can't argue with that.
Speaker 2: I can't.
Speaker 3: She has a point, let people fail. Why can't we
do that? I don't know why we can't do that anymore?
Speaker 1: A great question.
Speaker 2: Anyways, it was like before times.
Speaker 1: It was the before.
Speaker 3: Times, right, It's just now we have technology and it's
like they want to enable all these kids and constantly
Baby said, they're not babysitters, they're teachers.
Speaker 19: We have a.
Speaker 2: Couple of venmos and then get somebody on PayPal too,
and then you can talk about all these ones that
are in here. Yes, Kelly Wiseman on VENMO said for
Dad joke Wednesday, that's right, it's Dad joked gosh it is,
She said, what do you call James Bond in the bathtub?
Bubbalo seven? Happy Christmas season, jerks, she says, And then
also Alexandra on PayPal said I saw some sheep yesterday.
The weather wasn't too bad either, happy dad joke Wednesday.
Thank you Alexandra.
Speaker 3: Okay, okay, we're good, all right, so we'll see superstickers.
We've got Raymond Cromley. Thanks, Mock and Daisy. We need
this news.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Rachel Gerhardt in New Jersey.
Speaker 3: Anyone that can donate blankets please contact me. I'm doing
a blanket drive until twelve nineteen and driving them North
Caro one of the weekend before Christmas. That's so nice,
Rachel Janine Gledhill. Africa is a continent. His announcement is ignorant.
On a happy note, glad your black mock. We're all glad.
Speaker 2: I'm almost one hundred percent back. Tomorrow I'll be one hundred.
Speaker 1: She isn't our background great? We love it.
Speaker 3: Brian Bumley at Tim Foolery aka Dances with Daisy reported
this reported this morning that he swallowed some food coloring.
He's okay, but he died a little on the inside.
Speaker 2: Here's a thought for me, kid. What you did there?
Speaker 15: Oh my god?
Speaker 3: Donkey Hoti DJW did you hear there's a new AI
app to help you talk to birds. It's called Chat
Cheap Tea, get it cheap, get it. Happy Wednesday and
welcome home, Mack.
Speaker 2: Donkey hoty. I know, Donkey HODI? Why was nine.
Speaker 3: Afraid of three? He was squared of him? After all,
three was the root of all of his problems. I'm sorry,
take my money.
Speaker 1: Was a math.
Speaker 3: I was told there'd be no math in this job,
Timothy Ham. Instead of the Lincoln Project, it should be
called the John Wilkes Booth Project. Good morning you, gorgeous ladies.
I love that Renee fairy dust bunnies. Starting my fifty
fifth birthday morning out right, thank you, thanks, thanks to
both of you for all that you do. Morning mornings
were boring before finding the chicks. I'm sorry, why don't
I don't know why I can't read.
Speaker 2: It's like totally screwed up your whole birthday post. I'm sorry,
but happy birthday, Joseph Groschik.
Speaker 1: Happy your back.
Speaker 2: Mock hunter. Biden needs a ten year pardon. Why if
he did nothing wrong?
Speaker 1: Lol? Chuck Todd.
Speaker 3: I love when liberals have a come to Jesus moment.
Confirmation hearings on my days off, already stocking up on popcorn.
Speaker 2: Lol. Oh yeah, confirmation hearings are going to be lit.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, you guys, we're gonna have so much fun.
Joseph Groeschek. I think Pete Hegseth worth the confirmation fight.
I think so too. We'll see I really like him too, oh,
Joseph Robert Clark. Why do dads tell dad jokes? Because
Grandpa jokes fell asleep on the couch.
Speaker 1: Aaron Powers?
Speaker 3: When did the aquarium this weekend didn't stay long? There
was something fishy about that place. Happy New background day,
mock take my money? And Morgan, Hi, Morgan, dad joke Wednesday?
Where do you send someone who's been in a peekaboo accident?
Speaker 2: The I see you love y'all, XO, we love you.
I think that's you. Guys.
Speaker 3: We're good and I I think, yeah, we're done.
Speaker 2: We're done.
Speaker 3: We're gonna just your first bring it in in your
new office. Everybody next, go long, one extra big, bring
it in.
Speaker 1: It's a good one.
Speaker 3: And then tomorrow we may have some may have some
talks and everything.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's gonna be like, I'm gonna make it a normal,
It's gonna be norm that terrible.
Speaker 3: Having made Drive, it's not been terrible. It's been a
little shorter, little more concise kind of how I roll.
But it's not been terrible. We've all made it.
Speaker 2: Daisy has a much better way of discerning between videos
to show where I'm just like, I can't. I can't.
I have to show everything she does. I can't give
up this. I can't give up that. I can't I do.
Speaker 3: I definitely pair things down a little bit. Yeah, that's
what I do. Oh wait, Oh I missed, I miss
I missed. Jose mourning from Jose. Sorry Jose mourning from Texas.
Why did the Mexican take anti anxiety meds for hispanic attacks?
Speaker 1: Thank you, Josey.
Speaker 3: You guys have been great Wednesday. We will talk to
you tomorrow.
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