Speaker 1: Oh, it's Friday the thirteenth.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it is that unfortunate coincidence that happens occasionally.
Speaker 1: So I don't know, man, I don't.
Speaker 2: Know if I know anyone who's actually superstitious. Just a
Speaker 2: series of movies to me? Ros were you more Nightmare
Speaker 2: on Elm Street or Friday the Thirteenth as a kid?
Speaker 3: What I mean I laugh at the question?
Speaker 4: Well was it?
Speaker 1: Why would you laugh at the question.
Speaker 3: Because Friday the Thirteenth is obviously the superior film.
Speaker 1: To Nightmare on Elm Street.
Speaker 2: Freddy Krug completely. I was never a Freddy fan, never
Speaker 2: a Freddy fan. The idea, I mean, the concept that
Speaker 2: you just go to sleep and get murdered and stuffy.
Speaker 3: I love Jason so much as a kid. I like
Speaker 3: collected the masks. I have so much like Jason memorabilia.
Speaker 2: You know, they'd probably report you nowadays, probably yeah, late, Wait, what's.
Speaker 1: Your son's hobby collecting murder stuff?
Speaker 3: When when that movie came out Jason Versus Freddy, I
Speaker 3: mean I was in the crowd, like, you know, like
Speaker 3: big Jason Foam Finger like number one. It was so exciting.
Speaker 2: Yeah that's weird, man, I I cause I thought I
Speaker 2: don't know. I didn't think that there was a huge
Speaker 2: hierarchy between the two, like if you like one, you
Speaker 2: probably like the other because you probably like horror movies.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I didn't realize it was so personal.
Speaker 3: I don't know why that hierarchy started with me. But
Speaker 3: you know what, me and my best friend Phil. He
Speaker 3: lived like two blocks away, maybe a block and a
Speaker 3: half away from my mother. He still lives there at
Speaker 3: his parents house, Okay, And we were such a big
Speaker 3: He like, you know, was the first one to show
Speaker 3: me Friday the thirteenth, And we spent so much time together,
Speaker 3: like best friend growing up. And we would literally go
Speaker 3: in the backyard and play Jason, like one of us
Speaker 3: would put the mask on, the other one would hunt
Speaker 3: the other.
Speaker 2: Dude.
Speaker 3: It was it was like it was an obsession. It
Speaker 3: was really fun.
Speaker 1: Like all right, well, silly me either.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So I laughed at the question.
Speaker 2: All right, hey man, you gotta be passionate about something.
Speaker 1: So I, uh, I.
Speaker 2: Guess if I had to choose, yeah, I'd probably err
Speaker 2: on the side of Jason.
Speaker 1: But I don't know there'd be much more than Freddy.
Speaker 3: Do you remember how that movie ended? Freddy versus Jason,
Speaker 3: because I would they sort of like, you know, they.
Speaker 2: It was a bit of a copy. Yeah, no, I
Speaker 2: remember Freddy looked at Jason and said, our moms have
Speaker 2: the same name.
Speaker 3: Yeah, right, and then they hugged it out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and then they hugged right. You know.
Speaker 3: It was like Jason on the dock and he was
Speaker 3: holding Freddy's head and everybody's like, ah, Jason won and
Speaker 3: at the end Freddy's eyes open up.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I absolutely remember that. Yeah, but then how do you
Speaker 2: but then how do you square your love of said
Speaker 2: movie with things like Jason goes to New York, right,
Speaker 2: because like, they weren't all winners, No, they were not.
Speaker 3: So I mean there was a lot of them, and
Speaker 3: it tends to happen with movies when there's a lot
Speaker 3: of them. I did like, and I know a lot
Speaker 3: of people didn't. I like the new the the Nightmare
Speaker 3: in Elm Street remake they made with the guy that
Speaker 3: played Rorshack.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yea, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3: I thought it was okay, yeah, okay.
Speaker 2: I I did watch it, and I don't remember anything
Speaker 2: about it.
Speaker 3: I will say I believe if we're going just with
Speaker 3: kill count, Jason blows Freddy out of the water, Like,
Speaker 3: it's not even close.
Speaker 1: Well, didn't Freddy burn a whole school down.
Speaker 3: I'm just saying.
Speaker 2: Oh, you'd been but hands on? Yeah yeah, oh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: it's not even closese if like you get extra points
Speaker 2: for smart ass teenagers.
Speaker 3: I mean, you've got like over ten movies or whatever
Speaker 3: it is, and each movie has like, you know, the
Speaker 3: camp full of the counselors and stuff, and it really
Speaker 3: adds up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I would agree. Yeah, those are I was trying
Speaker 2: to think those are really the two franchises. So anyway,
Speaker 2: it's Friday the thirteenth today. All that to say, Today's
Speaker 2: Friday the thirteenth, So I don't know, maybe watch a
Speaker 2: movie or something. Of course, then you would have to
Speaker 2: not watch the US Open. It holy crap, right right yesterday?
Speaker 2: Were right?
Speaker 1: The rough Man?
Speaker 5: Wow? Wow?
Speaker 3: Wow?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Did you see the albatross?
Speaker 3: Oh wow?
Speaker 1: Do you know what an albatross is?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 3: Wow, you don't know what.
Speaker 1: An albatross is?
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Okay, Patrick Reid had an albatross. It's only the fourth
Speaker 2: one in US Open history. And the US Open has.
Speaker 1: Been around since pre World War One.
Speaker 2: Okay, been a minute. I think the US Open was eighteen.
Speaker 2: I think it was the late eighteen hundreds. It started
Speaker 2: so to only have four albatrosses, and then I got
Speaker 2: to watch it live yesterday. Even if it's Patrick Reed,
Speaker 2: who some people hate on, which is it kind of
Speaker 2: understandable because he kind of comes across as a jerk,
Speaker 2: the guy, the guy can sling man. So an albatross.
Speaker 2: It's just so you never forget this is a double eagle.
Speaker 2: So it requires a par five. Well I guess it
Speaker 2: doesn't require a part five because you can only want
Speaker 2: a part four. But so you hit it on your
Speaker 2: drive and then on your approach shot or just your
Speaker 2: second shot may not even be your approach shots. Somehow
Speaker 2: you get it all the way to the pin and
Speaker 2: it goes in. That is an albatross. I have seen
Speaker 2: one in person with our former sales manager, remember Dave Ross.
Speaker 2: I know you remember Dave. Yeah, we were playing in
Speaker 2: the pro am at in Carry there and at Preston.
Speaker 2: But it was the best ball so it was not
Speaker 2: his drive, but he hit it like two thirty and
Speaker 2: it went in the hole. So it card it as
Speaker 2: an albatross for our team. But I mean, they're crazy.
Speaker 2: I came close once I came close on a par five.
Speaker 2: I got about three feet. That's as close as I
Speaker 2: ever come. And that was just dumb luck because the
Speaker 2: way the green was cut. So watching one at the
Speaker 2: US Open, plus watching guys have to deal with that rough,
Speaker 2: which is arguably the most punitive rough there they'll see
Speaker 2: all year, and then to have like ten of them
Speaker 2: actually under par including some guy who's been it's his
Speaker 2: first ever US Open. It's like, yeah, he's like, it's
Speaker 2: really young dude. His name escapes me. But that was great,
Speaker 2: absolutely great. So while maybe I'll watch the US Open later,
Speaker 2: although the broadcast starts on the Peacock gap of like seven,
Speaker 2: watch that a little later and then a nice Friday,
Speaker 2: the thirteenth movie just around everything else, so that it'll
Speaker 2: be a good Friday, because I don't want to go
Speaker 2: out and deal with Nitwitz if Nitwitz is going to
Speaker 2: be out protesting.
Speaker 5: So.
Speaker 2: We do got to talk about this though a federal
Speaker 2: a federal judge or a district judge, I should say,
Speaker 2: federal district judge who decided that Trump doesn't Trump's not
Speaker 2: allowed to use National Guard, which.
Speaker 1: Is a very interesting thing.
Speaker 2: To decide because of the history of the utilization of
Speaker 2: national guards by presidents and governors, and I'll remind you
Speaker 2: what those are. I want you to understand that the
Speaker 2: position of the Democrats is consistent as consistent as it
Speaker 2: was under Eisenhower. And I'll explain what that means coming
Speaker 2: up next here on the CaCO Day radio proscussion that
Speaker 2: we had with Freddie and Jason, where they also try
Speaker 2: to include Mike Myers in that not the not obviously
Speaker 2: Austin Powers, but the Halloween dude, and like that, I
Speaker 2: don't even think he's on the same plane, even though
Speaker 2: it is kind of a terrifying thing, like that dude
Speaker 2: that he was defeatable every movie if people weren't dumb,
Speaker 2: whereas Warhees was, and and Freddy or something else entirely right, Yeah, no,
Speaker 2: I would have to agree with that, yes, so uh anyway,
Speaker 2: and very diverse. Ross was reminding me that time that
Speaker 2: he stuck a machete in a kid's head in a wheelchair.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and he pushed him down the dock.
Speaker 1: Didn't shy away from me.
Speaker 3: And the whole premise of that movie because it was
Speaker 3: so big back in the day, Like it really came
Speaker 3: down to the writers in the writing room. You can
Speaker 3: imagine them there. They're like, we have these two icons
Speaker 3: we have and we have Freddy, and they're gonna face off.
Speaker 3: It's what Hogan versus Flair should have been if mcmahondon
Speaker 3: or whoever, or Bischoff whoever didn't screw that up. Yeah,
Speaker 3: but you have these two giants, But you can imagine
Speaker 3: them in the writer's room going how do we get
Speaker 3: Jason to sleep? You know what scenario, because that's what
Speaker 3: has to happen. They're like, oh, Jason stumbles into a
Speaker 3: circus and they've got an elephant they're trying to trank
Speaker 3: and they accidentally shoot Jason with the elephant trent gun
Speaker 3: forty five times and he put it happened, It could happen.
Speaker 2: I mean whatever, whatever gets it done. So what do
Speaker 2: you think is a better versus alien versus predator or
Speaker 2: Freddy versus Jason?
Speaker 3: Probably I don't know. Like I said, I'm completely biased,
Speaker 3: So probably Freddy versus Jason. Yeah, my boy. The other one.
Speaker 3: I always assumed the predator would just whooped the alien's
Speaker 3: ass because it's a matter of intelligence. I would think,
Speaker 3: all right, like the whatever.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but the the tech is definitely Yeah, it just
Speaker 2: seems more like an animal, whereas the predator is.
Speaker 3: Like a you know, a thinking intellect. You know it
Speaker 3: can it can? It can?
Speaker 1: He got defeated by mud.
Speaker 3: It did.
Speaker 2: Yes, So there's you know, there was that oldest trick
Speaker 2: in the book, Hey man, naked, cover yourself in mud works.
Speaker 2: Every time I do that a lot. I do that
Speaker 2: every hunting sea. Yeah. I'm not even out in the
Speaker 2: woods hunting, just in the yard. So neighbors, neighbors. Not
Speaker 2: a big fan. All right, let me go back to this.
Speaker 2: So a judge, and there's actually been two rulings. Now
Speaker 2: I'll get to the second one here in a moment.
Speaker 2: A judge yesterday evening. Here we go, and it's Judge Briar.
Speaker 2: But it's not the former chief it's not real excuse me,
Speaker 2: not the former Supreme Court Justice Brier. So different Brier.
Speaker 2: This is Charles Bryer. He ruled that Donald Trump has
Speaker 2: to return control of the California National Guard to Gavin Newsom.
Speaker 2: That had been included about four thousand National Guard members,
Speaker 2: saying that the President's not allowed to do that, which
Speaker 2: is really interesting, and I'll explain why.
Speaker 1: I hear for a moment almost immediately.
Speaker 2: Though, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals put that order
Speaker 2: on hold, and they're going to have a hearing at
Speaker 2: three o'clock. Is that eastern or three o'clock eastern today?
Speaker 2: So three o'clock eastern today, they're gonna, they're gonna, they're
Speaker 2: gonna hear it. Now, let me let me jump in
Speaker 2: the way back machine with you if I could for
Speaker 2: just a moment, because what I said was it now
Speaker 2: appears that the Democrat party position is consistent. The people
Speaker 2: are going, ah, that that's crazy. Why would you know?
Speaker 2: Why is it that's crazy? I can't believe that this
Speaker 2: is happening like this, and this is why we're having
Speaker 2: to get the judges involved. And it's not. This has
Speaker 2: been the party position for a very long time.
Speaker 1: How do I know?
Speaker 2: Because another president previously, over the objections of a governor
Speaker 2: who did not want to restore order in their state,
Speaker 2: utilize the National Guard, and everyone believes that was heroic
Speaker 2: for the most part. Now, so well, you know, when
Speaker 2: we talk about will we talk about precedent, there is
Speaker 2: precedent for this. Nineteen fifty seven. Some of you may
Speaker 2: be old enough to remember this. God bless you. Dwight D.
Speaker 1: Eisenhower got into a standoff.
Speaker 2: With what was it? Orville?
Speaker 1: What was it? Orville Fabus? What was the Arkansas governor's name?
Speaker 2: It was Orville. They don't make names like that anymore.
Speaker 2: Orville Fabus or Faubus hold on yes, orvilebus foub. I
Speaker 2: don't know how to pronounce this last name. Don't care.
Speaker 2: So the Supreme Court decision to desegregate schools in Brown
Speaker 2: versus Board of Education, the governor decided he was going
Speaker 2: to use the National Guard to prevent nine African American
Speaker 2: students from entering Central High Eisenhower then federalized the National Guard,
Speaker 2: so he took from the governor control of the Arkansas
Speaker 2: National Guard and then used the National Guard to ensure
Speaker 2: that the desegregation was carried out in Arkansas schools. And
Speaker 2: there was there's other incidents that took place in Alabama
Speaker 2: and others, but obviously the the Little Rock Crisis, I
Speaker 2: believe is what it was actually called at the time.
Speaker 2: That was also they didn't they he didn't stop there,
Speaker 2: so you know, in addition to the Arkansas National Guard,
Speaker 2: Eisenhower also deployed the hundred and first Airborne not the
Speaker 2: whole thing, but members of it again to ensure student
Speaker 2: safety and forced de segregation. This is this is this
Speaker 2: is a This is a thing, man. This is a
Speaker 2: thing that not only has been allowed to transpire in
Speaker 2: this country, but has precedent and one that has seemed
Speaker 2: positively And so I think it's really funny now that
Speaker 2: the position of Arable Fabis and the rest of Democrats
Speaker 2: is now the position of Gavin Newsom and Democrats, and
Speaker 2: that is, I'll do whatever the hell I want. I
Speaker 2: don't care really how it's impacting people around me and
Speaker 2: within my state and impacting the ability of your federal
Speaker 2: officers to safely be able to do their job. And
Speaker 2: the President said, no, we're not going to have that.
Speaker 2: People think it's mostly about protecting people, but it's actually
Speaker 2: more about protecting the ability, in my opinion, the ability
Speaker 2: of federal law enforcement officers to carry out their constitutionally
Speaker 2: productive duties. So the Democrat position is, no, you can't
Speaker 2: do that, So we can do whatever we want and
Speaker 2: it's consistent. So I've just put That's what I was
Speaker 2: pointing out this morning, which I think is kind of
Speaker 2: funny because you know, the other time was so that
Speaker 2: you could to be as racist AF. He could be
Speaker 2: racist AF because that was your guys' thing. Good for you,
Speaker 2: good to be on the right side of history, huh.
Speaker 2: I think that's where we all want to be there.
Speaker 2: And by the way, I can get into other examples too,
Speaker 2: but that one's gonna be the one that most people
Speaker 2: are going to recognize. So I don't know what's gonna
Speaker 2: happen with this. It might just go to the Supreme Court.
Speaker 2: We will be chatting with Pete Calender coming up at
Speaker 2: eight o five, and I feel like probably got a
Speaker 2: few things to talk about, not the least of which
Speaker 2: is Senator lebron here, the senior senator from California, mister
Speaker 2: Alex Padilla, and this incident, which has been microanalyzed, watched
Speaker 2: on looped people are being really dishonest, Like I'm looking
Speaker 2: at some comms director for one of the senators, one
Speaker 2: of the dem senators, Rachel, She'll go in here. The
Speaker 2: literal first thing he says is I'm Senator Alex Padilla.
Speaker 2: This should never have happened. How does Christy know him
Speaker 2: not recognize And the fact is, if I guess, if
Speaker 2: you're the one person who hasn't seen the video.
Speaker 1: There is a press conference going on. It's not a
Speaker 1: Q and A.
Speaker 2: It's probably boring more than anything at that point, right,
Speaker 2: it's just it's just no you know, going through a
Speaker 2: bullet points whatever. And all of a sudden, here comes
Speaker 2: a man not wearing a suit even he's which he
Speaker 2: doesn't have to, but he's you know, he's dressed like
Speaker 2: a dude off the street, some slacks, jacket, the whole thing.
Speaker 2: And he just starts yelling a question or announces that
Speaker 2: he wants to yell a question. I'll play the audio
Speaker 2: for you here in a moment, and is saying and
Speaker 2: when I say yelling, he is he is. He is loud.
Speaker 2: Now he can claim that the reason he was loud
Speaker 2: is because there was a group in there. But it
Speaker 2: was really quiet in there except for nome speaking because
Speaker 2: it's a press conference, and that's how that works.
Speaker 1: People shut up and listen.
Speaker 2: And then the reporters there are you know, recording or
Speaker 2: writing or whatever, and he starts moving forward. He starts
Speaker 2: moving forward. Whether you want to describe it as aggressive
Speaker 2: or not really doesn't matter. He is Nobody knows who
Speaker 2: he is. Clearly they don't know who he is. And
Speaker 2: this expectation that every single person who provides security detail
Speaker 2: for the Secret Service or FBI, there's a combination of
Speaker 2: different agencies in that room knows every US Senator on site.
Speaker 2: When they don't do Senate detail, you're going to have
Speaker 2: to prove to me that they that they knew this
Speaker 2: guy on site. All that I saw is I saw
Speaker 2: a security detail go through muscle memory immediately, and believe
Speaker 2: it or not, a CNN analyst as a really good
Speaker 2: job of laying this out. And I'm gonna play that
Speaker 2: audio for you, and and and but more, the most
Speaker 2: important thing is he's not wearing the pins that they have.
Speaker 1: Because even if you don't know.
Speaker 2: That that person and and forgets senators, members of you know,
Speaker 2: house members, just because there's so many of them, nobody,
Speaker 2: nobody who's doing security detail outside of that probably knows
Speaker 2: what most of them look like. I don't even know
Speaker 2: if I know what all of the members of Congress
Speaker 2: in North Carolina look like, just off the top of
Speaker 2: my head, I guess i'd probably recognize them. But that's
Speaker 2: neither here nor there. They have a security pin, and
Speaker 2: I don't know all the functionality and details about it.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna ask next time, I got one of these
Speaker 2: cats on. But he's not wearing that, and that's a choice.
Speaker 2: I would point out that's a choice. Ros If you
Speaker 2: had a thing you could wear that told everyone you
Speaker 2: were a senator, you'd wear that in the shower, right,
Speaker 2: that's a flex but more importantly, you'd wear it when
Speaker 2: you were going to go engage in politicking. Right, So
Speaker 2: we're going to go engage him, and he's claiming what
Speaker 2: he didn't even know NOA was there. He was there
Speaker 2: to do some other stuff, but it was the other
Speaker 2: stuff was senator stuff. And I don't know that I
Speaker 2: believe him that he didn't know NOA was there, because
Speaker 2: like people, you know when these pressers are going to
Speaker 2: be and especially he's got people in that building probably
Speaker 2: feed them information.
Speaker 1: But anyway, he's not wearing that.
Speaker 2: The only attempt to identify himself, and it was after
Speaker 2: he had already moved forward and was being literally physically
Speaker 2: restrained by security. He then tried to move forward more
Speaker 2: and he did say I am senator. I am Senator
Speaker 2: Alex Padia. That's not id right, that's not that's not
Speaker 2: I am Batman. There you go, it's anyway so, and
Speaker 2: I also I am iron Man. Ross, did you know
Speaker 2: that I am iron Man? I am Batman. I am
Speaker 2: Iron Batman.
Speaker 3: I've had my suspicions for a while.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I can't. I gotta tell the world I am
Speaker 2: Iron Batman. So which you thought Batman was scary? Right?
Speaker 2: You're a criminal near do well in the middle of
Speaker 2: the night, Iron Batman.
Speaker 3: I was gonna say, I wish DC and Marvel could
Speaker 3: come together and make that a thing, but they probably
Speaker 3: already have and we're just unaware of it.
Speaker 2: So that Yeah, it's me, it's me.
Speaker 1: I am the crossover.
Speaker 2: It's me. So see is that how that works? You
Speaker 2: just if you just announced therefore you are.
Speaker 3: But the whole thing is stupid. Like he's a senator.
Speaker 3: He knows how these things work. And as much as
Speaker 3: the other side, the left says, oh, we're all for decorum,
Speaker 3: which they're not, he knows exactly what he's doing. And
Speaker 3: he's barging in there and he's yelling, and he's he's
Speaker 3: going towards her. That's not how you would ask a question.
Speaker 3: And it wasn't even a Q and A. That's not
Speaker 3: what it was.
Speaker 2: And he knows this, he knows I think what he
Speaker 2: wanted he just wanted physically restrain and and marked out
Speaker 2: of the room. I think him getting thrown on the
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna use the word thrown because it's a
Speaker 2: very soft where they they put him to his knees
Speaker 2: first and then they kind of push him down to
Speaker 2: handcuff him. I don't think he thought it'd go quite
Speaker 2: that far, but I think he got a little, uh,
Speaker 2: he got a little excited when it did, because he
Speaker 2: realized the theater of this thing.
Speaker 3: No, it's completely I'm not saying he wanted to be
Speaker 3: detained like that, but I'm I think when it happened,
Speaker 3: I think he was excited about it, like, oh, now
Speaker 3: I can go from the cameras and now you know,
Speaker 3: people in the Senate can can make statements on it,
Speaker 3: and I can be part of the of the of
Speaker 3: the the Denuel.
Speaker 2: Marched like a bunch of children over to Thune's office.
Speaker 2: I don't know if you saw that. All the Democrats
Speaker 2: like like a gaggle of.
Speaker 1: Children going to a school.
Speaker 2: There's gonna be a school fight over and around the corner,
Speaker 2: and oh, let's get over there. And then so they
Speaker 2: marched over to Thune's office, and of course they had
Speaker 2: everyone filming as they're doing it.
Speaker 3: Right, and he's a he you know, come on, you
Speaker 3: should have being in the position he's in, he should
Speaker 3: have this self constraint and control to be able to
Speaker 3: not run in there screaming like a lunatic.
Speaker 2: Go stand there, this is look, this is how you
Speaker 2: play it. Put your little senate pin on. Go in
Speaker 2: there and stand there pretty quick. Somebody, because it's California
Speaker 2: media in that room, somebody's gonna go, oh, his Senator Padilla,
Speaker 2: right and then and no may recognize you because I
Speaker 2: think people are putting this on Nome. Nomes were doing
Speaker 2: a press conference. She doesn't have time to give a
Speaker 2: command to her security detail, and.
Speaker 3: It's not a Q and A, and there's cameras and
Speaker 3: there's lights and she's reading the thing and this guy
Speaker 3: rounds and she doesn't know, but he does know that
Speaker 3: that's not how you do things.
Speaker 2: So stand in that room, look really upset, right, very
Speaker 2: frowny face lit RBF right. And then eventually someone in
Speaker 2: the California media is going to notice you're in there,
Speaker 2: and they'll probably grab that storyline that Alex Padilla, the
Speaker 2: Senator showed up and he looks very upset and know
Speaker 2: blah blah blah, because remember, Christy Nome serves a person
Speaker 2: who is who they've tried to well, they've they've shot once,
Speaker 2: tried to shoot twice. And the level of death threats
Speaker 2: the cabinet members get under Trump is out of this world.
Speaker 2: So they have a lot of security because there's a
Speaker 2: lot of lunatics, man, and and frankly it's probably like
Speaker 2: that on the other side too. Now there's just so
Speaker 2: many lunatics that just get all ginned up. But one
Speaker 2: of the reasons they get ginned up is Alex Badillaz
Speaker 2: running in doing this. I have questions for you have
Speaker 2: to understand that by the time you hear him say
Speaker 2: that he has already tried to move, he has already
Speaker 2: tried to move physically through a security line, and they
Speaker 2: have they have their hands on his arms before these
Speaker 2: words are uttered.
Speaker 6: I have questions for the secretary because the fact that
Speaker 6: the matter is half a dozen criminals on.
Speaker 2: Your should have practice or line too.
Speaker 1: Hands off.
Speaker 2: And also that doesn't work next time you get stopped
Speaker 2: by police and that they decide they're going to detain
Speaker 2: you just yelling hands off doesn't work, it's not it
Speaker 2: will do nothing. They're not gonna be Oh you're right, yeah, no,
Speaker 2: our bad, all right, So then of course he does.
Speaker 2: He's they have interviews ready to go for him on
Speaker 2: every network, you know.
Speaker 1: Everywhere, so he can tell his harrowing time.
Speaker 6: I'm here in Los Angeles today, and I was here
Speaker 6: in the Federal Building in the conference room awaiting a
Speaker 6: scheduled briefing from federal officials as part of my responsibility
Speaker 6: as a senator.
Speaker 2: So again he tells you right there that the reason
Speaker 2: he's in the building one he wants to pretend he
Speaker 2: didn't know no Hie was there. I don't believe him,
Speaker 2: but he's he Mitsi's in the building to do senator stuff,
Speaker 2: and he's not wearing his essentially his senator I d
Speaker 2: that make it make sense. I'd be very curious which
Speaker 2: pocket it was in that would be. That'd be a
Speaker 2: lot more interesting, but we'll never know.
Speaker 6: To provide oversight and accountability. While I was waiting for
Speaker 6: the briefing with General Guillot, I learned that Secretary of
Speaker 6: NOME was having a press conference a couple of doors
Speaker 6: down the hall. Since the beginning of the year, but
Speaker 6: especially over the course of the last Over the course
Speaker 6: of recent weeks, I several of my colleagues have been
Speaker 6: asking the Department of Hoole Out Security for more information
Speaker 6: and more answers are on their increasingly extreme immigration enforcement actions,
Speaker 6: and we've gotten.
Speaker 2: That's I'm just yeah, I'm gonna go to the other
Speaker 2: cut because this guy now is just it's so. It's
Speaker 2: also self serving, it's all such bs, it's all such
Speaker 2: theater and frankly, I think that unless you're really die
Speaker 2: hard you understand that because I think I I want
Speaker 2: to think that most people, even even if they're going
Speaker 2: to vote for that side, gotta roll their eyes at
Speaker 2: this stuff because it was it's just so, it's so
Speaker 2: theater kid. I think I can't remember if he used
Speaker 2: that term on the ear Ross, but Ross said that earlier.
Speaker 3: He's like, that's DoD That's exactly what it is. And
Speaker 3: he's the party of the screaming lunatic protesters and the
Speaker 3: theater kids, and that's what this was. I'm surprised he
Speaker 3: didn't break out into song, pull out a guitar, start
Speaker 3: screaming whatever. You know, all these dumb songs we've heard
Speaker 3: in the past few months. I'm surprised he didn't go
Speaker 3: that far.
Speaker 2: It's spontaneous with your drum circles to be here.
Speaker 7: This.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I was there peacefully.
Speaker 6: At one point I had a question, and so I
Speaker 6: began to ask a question. I was almost immediately forcibly
Speaker 6: removed from the room. I was forced to the ground
Speaker 6: and I was handcuffed. I was not arrested, I was
Speaker 6: not detained. I will say this, If this is how
Speaker 6: this administration responds to a senator with a question, If
Speaker 6: this is how the Apartment of Homeland Security responds to
Speaker 6: a senator with a question, you can only imagine.
Speaker 2: What they're doing to farmers.
Speaker 6: To cuts these two day laborers out in the Los
Speaker 6: Angeles community, them in California and throughout the country.
Speaker 1: Get them.
Speaker 2: They'll probably making them a special oscar for him, this
Speaker 2: year's oscar.
Speaker 3: It's the same thing we saw a few days ago
Speaker 3: with Maxine Waters, where they shut the door. Interface they
Speaker 3: have these people show up and you talk. They talk
Speaker 3: about privilege. They have this sort of leg I can
Speaker 3: do whatever I want because I'm a US senator, and
Speaker 3: you're gonna let me in and you're gonna answer my question.
Speaker 3: You charge a member of the cabinet. Dude, what are
Speaker 3: you doing?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Are you insane? Like when no one's above the law
Speaker 3: except the US Senator? Shut up?
Speaker 2: Well, what was the thing I saw yesterday too? I
Speaker 2: think it was Schumer's office. And once they start arresting
Speaker 2: people from the other political party, it's over. Can you
Speaker 2: imagine ross if no, no, surely I cannot. Can you
Speaker 2: imagine if there were arrests of people of opposing political
Speaker 2: party show trials.
Speaker 3: Right, and they like, you know, and they would they
Speaker 3: would show that mug shot everywhere?
Speaker 2: Oh it would it be a good mug shot?
Speaker 1: I mean, would it be on T shirts?
Speaker 3: Probably? It might be a bit legendary. Sure, I'm the
Speaker 3: person you know being there photographed.
Speaker 2: The og of that was the former congressman from Texas
Speaker 2: and his name escapes me, Like fifteen years ago they
Speaker 2: arrested him and by the way, those charges all end
Speaker 2: up getting thrown kicked with Tom Delay, right, wasn't the guys?
Speaker 2: It was Tom Delay was guy's name. Maybe I'd have
Speaker 2: to look it up, but he had that mug show
Speaker 2: he's smiling and everyone's like, that's so weird, just freaking out.
Speaker 2: He was the og on this stuff because that was
Speaker 2: a legendary mugshot. And the reason he said he chose
Speaker 2: to smile is because if he sat there and looks sad,
Speaker 2: they'd use it against him. And he was right. So
Speaker 2: when Donald Trump went in there and did that mug shot,
Speaker 2: it's the same mindset. Man.
Speaker 1: I think he even referenced delay in that thing.
Speaker 2: That's crazy, all right. So Padilla's crying there, and see
Speaker 2: he's pretending like anyone every time a senator has ever
Speaker 2: asked a question that they've gotten slapmatted and cuffed. And
Speaker 2: I just watched an entire string of hearings yesterday kind
Speaker 2: of intermittently and through clips. Literally none of that happened.
Speaker 2: Context matters, Okay, context matters. Take it from me, Iron Batman.
Speaker 2: Not to be trifled with. And then the theater you
Speaker 2: got to have supporting actor. And I think the Chuck
Speaker 2: Schumer is vying for that. Awesome, mister President. I just
Speaker 2: saw something that sickened my stomach, the man handling of
Speaker 2: a United States senator. We need immediate answers to what
Speaker 2: the hell went on. We know what went on because
Speaker 2: we have eyes. Senator Lebron's on opportunity he sezed it. Arguably,
Speaker 2: I don't even want to give him credit that it
Speaker 2: played out better than he wanted because the security detail
Speaker 2: did what I am what I'm absolutely positive is exactly
Speaker 2: what they're trained to do. And I can make that
Speaker 2: claim because I've had the opportunity to work with some
Speaker 2: individuals who train security detail former military guys, and what
Speaker 2: they do is they contract and they train security They
Speaker 2: train enlisted members of the military for high level security
Speaker 2: detail as an independent contractor. And one of the individuals
Speaker 2: who's done that has let me play a protectee before
Speaker 2: for their purpose of their training, which is really cool.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to say much more than that. I
Speaker 1: think I've talked.
Speaker 2: About this before. The security there, the first thing they're
Speaker 2: going to do if they think that you're a threat
Speaker 2: is get you away from their protectee. They may get
Speaker 2: the protectee away right every time you've ever seen them
Speaker 2: shoving the President in a vehicle with Secret Service all
Speaker 2: over them, or with Donald Trump being moved after he
Speaker 2: was literally shot, and he has to do the fifth
Speaker 2: thing right, which they don't like. They don't like because
Speaker 2: they want to be like the turtle shell up around them.
Speaker 2: So you either move the protectee, or you move the threat,
Speaker 2: or you move both. A lot of people are missing
Speaker 2: the part two where they're removing this guy, and in
Speaker 2: the background you can see security stand up on the
Speaker 2: stage in front of NOME. Everybody's doing what they're trained
Speaker 2: to be doing. That's how this works. And you don't
Speaker 2: have to take my word for it. You could literally
Speaker 2: have turned on CNN yesterday where they brought in their analysts,
Speaker 2: who a former FBI guy. And remember some of some
Speaker 2: of the people in the room that were doing protecting
Speaker 2: for NOME were FBI agents. They brought they CNN brings
Speaker 2: in their own guy, probably Cassie or Casey Hunt or
Speaker 2: whatever her stupid name is.
Speaker 1: She was setting this up.
Speaker 2: She wanted to hear the whole weepy stories. She probably
Speaker 2: wanted to cry and and oh how could they do this?
Speaker 1: This isn't normal.
Speaker 2: And what they got instead, they got, you know.
Speaker 1: Real talk. And I don't think they were prepared for it.
Speaker 2: So we just send me an email. So the senator
Speaker 2: should have covered himself in mud. That's a good point.
Speaker 2: That's very fair points, sir. All right, we got to
Speaker 2: take a break. Hang on, we thought, all right, this
Speaker 2: whole Padia thing is just nuts. And then obviously what's
Speaker 2: going on with Israel Iran is pretty crazy. Maybe we
Speaker 2: should talk to somebody. And so I wanted to get
Speaker 2: Mark Walker. Do I wait to hold on? Former Congressman
Speaker 2: Mark Walker? Do I have to call you ambassador or
Speaker 2: not yet?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 5: Not yet. So you've been a friend the entire time,
Speaker 5: So it's always marked to you. If you my role
Speaker 5: is if you're a new friend that used to be
Speaker 5: an old friend, that's a new friend. Now I'm just
Speaker 5: he said, No, of course, it's always been marked and
Speaker 5: hopefully always will be.
Speaker 2: No, I'll give credit where credits due. You just had
Speaker 2: you have to go through all of your stuff there.
Speaker 5: So yeah, yeah, I'm back and forth to DC, going
Speaker 5: through all the different meeting with all the different senators
Speaker 5: and answering questions and some interesting ones of course. But yeah,
Speaker 5: we're hopefully getting to Senate copmation maybe to the maybe
Speaker 5: mid or by the end of July.
Speaker 2: Okay, and boyle boy, what you're going to be handling
Speaker 2: for those who don't know real quick. You're an ambassador,
Speaker 2: but you're you're not like the ambassador to France that
Speaker 2: Trump's wanting to appoint you to you're really going to
Speaker 2: be more on faith based items, right.
Speaker 5: Well, uh yeah, yeah, it's I'm the seventh person to
Speaker 5: hold the position. It's a global ambassador position, which is interesting.
Speaker 5: I did a little research on it myself. For full disclosure.
Speaker 5: It's in any country that you go into, you become
Speaker 5: the ranking ambassador, and it's the deal with people of faith,
Speaker 5: religious liberty, and that will be advising, of course, Secretary
Speaker 5: Rubio and President Trump on the specifically these hotspots areas,
Speaker 5: and there's a there's a little intelligence crossover that we
Speaker 5: can talk at a later day at some point.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, I'm going to jump back to that, but
Speaker 2: I want to talk about this Padilla thing yesterday because
Speaker 2: there's there's let me ask you a question as you have.
Speaker 2: You just said you've been going back and forth to
Speaker 2: DC as you're asking people questions. Are you being removed
Speaker 2: and handcuffed or are you following de quorum? And how
Speaker 2: odd is it that he was choosing not to wear
Speaker 2: these identifying pins that you guys wear. Explain, explain this
Speaker 2: whole thing. And then I'm curious what you think of
Speaker 2: the incident itself.
Speaker 5: Well, yeah, yeah, it's one of the reasons that you
Speaker 5: were The identifying pins is to let security know, whether
Speaker 5: it's Capitol Police, whether it's Secret Service, which you're you know,
Speaker 5: or Coupity of Police is actually a version of the
Speaker 5: Secret Service. But it's to let authorities know that you
Speaker 5: are friendly, so to speak, and it helps you sometimes
Speaker 5: get through work around through security. But the fact that
Speaker 5: he was playing closed and the aggression, and you know,
Speaker 5: no offense to not having a lot of followers on
Speaker 5: social media. But frankly, nobody even knew who this guy was.
Speaker 5: I know, Christy, I served with her very well secretary normal,
Speaker 5: I should say, so when you've got some guy coming
Speaker 5: in there that's worked up to that level with no identification,
Speaker 5: I thought he was handled pretty gently of some of
Speaker 5: the things that I've seen when people come into authorities
Speaker 5: like that. Yeah.
Speaker 2: And that's the other thing too, Like it looked if
Speaker 2: you understand anything about security protocols for people provide you
Speaker 2: know that are literally bodymen like these these officers are.
Speaker 2: You get the threat away from the protected, You get
Speaker 2: to protect you away from the threat. And we've seen it.
Speaker 2: We've seen a play out when they rushed Trump out
Speaker 2: of Butler PA after he'd been shot, Turtling over him, right,
Speaker 2: That's that's pretty standard and extracting whatever you think the
Speaker 2: threat out of the room is that standard protocol. That's
Speaker 2: almost muscle memory for the guys and gals who do this, right.
Speaker 5: Correct, correct, Yeah, there was no place where he identified himself,
Speaker 5: not just by not wearing identification, but even verbally said hello,
Speaker 5: I'm you know, Secretary Padilla Padilla.
Speaker 2: You know, I did yell it after they had already
Speaker 2: put hands on them.
Speaker 5: But that's well, yeah, but but at that at that point,
Speaker 5: and you have friends at law enforcement, they're not so
Speaker 5: much paying attention to what you're still screaming and yell like.
Speaker 5: They have one job to do, and that is just
Speaker 5: a do a hostile individual that has posed a threat.
Speaker 5: They don't care what you're saying at that point. So
Speaker 5: that was that that's on him more than the law enforcement.
Speaker 2: But boyle boy, it's it's good theater. And then Chuck
Speaker 2: Schumer is all worked up even so I saw Rakowski's
Speaker 2: all worked up over this, and.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, yes they are, but it's it's more theater.
Speaker 5: They keep trying to work different angles as far as
Speaker 5: what may stick with the majority of the American people.
Speaker 5: They know they've lost ground. They know that the great
Speaker 5: vest people of America want secure borders, they want to
Speaker 5: go in And here's the thing. It is, in these cities,
Speaker 5: if you look specifically where eyes who they were going
Speaker 5: after child rapists and molesters, murderers, and a couple of
Speaker 5: kidnapped people who were accused and charged and convicted of kidnapping.
Speaker 5: This is the problem. The Democrats aren't even talking about
Speaker 5: how horrible the crimes are. They're just putting some kind
Speaker 5: of general statement saying you're not going to come in
Speaker 5: here and use these gestapo tactic tactics. I mean, these
Speaker 5: are great men and women doing a wonderful duty that
Speaker 5: are helping clean up the streets. Except in these sanctuary places,
Speaker 5: these Democrats don't want don't want the authorities in there
Speaker 5: because at the end of the day, they know the
Speaker 5: American people credit President Trump of having a win in
Speaker 5: this area.
Speaker 2: The well, let's see a couple couples. I just kind
Speaker 2: of lost where I was going to go on this one.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, So the National Guard things, So they find
Speaker 2: a friendly judge yesterday he's like, no, the president can't
Speaker 2: nationalize the state's National Guard. And then the Court of
Speaker 2: Appeals has put it on hold till a three pm
Speaker 2: hearing today, and maybe this goes to the Supreme Court.
Speaker 1: But Mark, that's news to me.
Speaker 2: I seem to remember Eisenhower might have done that in Arkansas,
Speaker 2: and everyone thinks pretty positive of that Unity did it
Speaker 2: in Alabama, both for the purposes of integration, and those
Speaker 2: are seen as positive moments in American history. So respectfully,
Speaker 2: what the heck is this judge talking about?
Speaker 5: Well, I think that's Briar, eighty three year old guy
Speaker 5: that's kind of maybe the brother of a former Supreme
Speaker 5: Court justice. So and that's part of the larger problem.
Speaker 5: We've seen district court judges really overplay their hand, we think,
Speaker 5: almost in an unconstitutional way. So what this has to
Speaker 5: be resolved. The Supreme Court has to resolve that these
Speaker 5: one individual judge no offense to some of the local judges.
Speaker 5: You do not have the authority to come over to
Speaker 5: the executive branch like that to block these things when
Speaker 5: it's specifically in this case, there's a historical constitutional president
Speaker 5: that other presidents have done exactly this and have been
Speaker 5: heralded throughout time, as you mentioned, as we look back
Speaker 5: in history.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Yeah, that's the whole thing is like to be
Speaker 2: against them is to self confess that like, you didn't
Speaker 2: think that was right.
Speaker 1: You can't hold both positions.
Speaker 2: No, you didnt. Yeah. Last thing I want to ask
Speaker 2: you about Mark, And I'm curious not just from your
Speaker 2: background as a member of Congress and you're soon to
Speaker 2: be ambassadorship hopefully, but also your past, your pastor background too.
Speaker 2: This is jel Iran thing. How bad is this going
Speaker 2: to get?
Speaker 5: Well, there's no way to well, there's no way to
Speaker 5: predict it in these kinds of situations. But I will
Speaker 5: tell you this. In fact, I was meeting with Secretary
Speaker 5: of Rubio. We were in the West Wing last Thursday,
Speaker 5: talking about how this has crossed over in different areas
Speaker 5: Benjamin Etnaho. In Israel, they are committed not just to
Speaker 5: do a warning shot, they're committing to eradicating the problem
Speaker 5: that is Iran. And here's the interesting thing. If you've
Speaker 5: noticed in the last since this happened, the last twelve
Speaker 5: to fourteen hours, there's not a lot of pushback in
Speaker 5: the Middle East. That's what we were watching very closely.
Speaker 5: How would some of the other countries. Iran is such
Speaker 5: an extreme outlier that other countries feel like these folks
Speaker 5: are mad people. I will also add this, the Iranian
Speaker 5: people are not up in arms about this because of
Speaker 5: having to live and the oppression of these matala's. And
Speaker 5: I think it's just time that Israel took care of business.
Speaker 5: They shouldn't have to be Look, if you go back,
Speaker 5: and I know you're a short on time, let me
Speaker 5: make this real quick point. If you go back during
Speaker 5: the Obama and the Biden administration, in order to sign
Speaker 5: a deal with Iran, they literally had to pull them
Speaker 5: off the street long enough to quit saying death to Israel,
Speaker 5: death to America to enter some kind of agreement. They've
Speaker 5: never changed that position. And I think Israel said, look,
Speaker 5: our intelligence is showing us that they're moving forward with
Speaker 5: some nuclear capabilities, and we have to eradicate it. And
Speaker 5: I don't have any problem with them doing so.
Speaker 2: And I would point out that it's not just Israel
Speaker 2: saying that for the first time. Also, you had a
Speaker 2: UNA's agency say that, right, they felt that they were
Speaker 2: moving forward.
Speaker 1: That's important.
Speaker 2: It keeps getting left out because the UN is no
Speaker 2: friend of the US in my opinion, but or Israel,
Speaker 2: or Israel, especially Israel. Yeah, that's a that's a better
Speaker 2: point is I just look, I don't think the American
Speaker 2: public wants any part of boots on the ground, So
Speaker 2: the US is contribution judging by I saw Trump's tweet
Speaker 2: last night or truth or whatever we call it, where
Speaker 2: he was talking about US equipment. He said, Israel's got
Speaker 2: a bunch of it, they know how to use it,
Speaker 2: and we make the best stuff. Is That's where I
Speaker 2: hope it stays right. I don't want the US in
Speaker 2: this thing. Man.
Speaker 5: No, And if you look at the first person to
Speaker 5: make a statement on that was actually Marco Rubio when
Speaker 5: he was talking about Look, we've got no part in this.
Speaker 5: They're acting in because it's necessary self defense. But Iran
Speaker 5: should not target US interest or personnel. So just sitting
Speaker 5: say hey, we're not involved than this, so you know
Speaker 5: when you retaliate, and of course they will, even though
Speaker 5: it may be so far blocked by Israel, but you
Speaker 5: better not target American citizens are personnel, or we're going
Speaker 5: you're going to force our hand to engage. Right now,
Speaker 5: we're sitting back and letting Israel do their thing. And
Speaker 5: I thought that was a very strong and well timed
Speaker 5: statement by a by Secretary Rubio as well as President
Speaker 5: Trump later on.
Speaker 2: Well, but what happens if Israel tries to invoke the
Speaker 2: ally part of this. What if they come and they say, look,
Speaker 2: this is we've been off more than we can chew.
Speaker 2: We didn't realize that they had this, that or whatever.
Speaker 2: And you know we have were your ally, and now
Speaker 2: we're calling on you as our ally. I mean, Israel's
Speaker 2: got to know that we don't have an appetite for that.
Speaker 2: That's got to be baked into this decision right here.
Speaker 5: And that's a great foreign policy observation, Casey, and that's
Speaker 5: why we shared up front. Look, you're trying to negotiate
Speaker 5: with these crazies, but you got to do what you
Speaker 5: have to do. But we're telling you up front, you
Speaker 5: know this is your choice. You know obviously from an
Speaker 5: ally standpoint, you can't project, you can't predict at which
Speaker 5: point there would be some some reaction in our apartment
Speaker 5: right now. Our position has made been very clear publicly
Speaker 5: as it was to Israel. Look, you do what you
Speaker 5: have to do. We're not going to get your way.
Speaker 5: We understand why you have to do and protect yourself
Speaker 5: in self defense. We're just not engaging at this point.
Speaker 2: All right, Mark Walker, former congressman and soon to hopefully
Speaker 2: be ambassador, let me know when you get your community
Speaker 2: in all the countries and we'll go we'll go have
Speaker 2: some fun.
Speaker 1: Man, Okay, all.
Speaker 5: Right, I think you can carry that over to a
Speaker 5: friend or two. I don't know, but we'll see.
Speaker 2: You're in the vicinity accounts, so appreciate than all right, So, yeah, man,
Speaker 2: as soon as he gets that immune world ross. Can
Speaker 2: you imagine if you had worldwide immunity, the things you
Speaker 2: would do be amazing. Your buddy's house job number one
Speaker 2: is as you mentioned, but you could do like Jewel
Speaker 2: Heights and Ross. When you and travel, you just go
Speaker 2: to Epcot and flex it.
Speaker 3: Right, I don't have to worry. I'm on notary public,
Speaker 3: so I can do that now.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, I question you, sir, right anyway, But I'm
Speaker 2: iron batman, So I mean, who really has the privilege?
Speaker 2: Seven eighteen Hang on, all right, let me uh, let
Speaker 2: me let me bring you guys up to speed. Thank you,
Speaker 2: by the way to Mark for calling in and chatting
Speaker 2: with us this morning. I know he's doing a bunch
Speaker 2: of stuff, but this is uh, this.
Speaker 1: Is an internal thing and for those of you.
Speaker 2: Was it Monday or Tuesday when the first one happened?
Speaker 2: It was this week, right, I think it was. Well,
Speaker 2: it wasn't Monday obviously because we're not on Monday, so
Speaker 2: it was Tuesday. So on Tuesday, we're just sitting here. Wait,
Speaker 2: you know we're coming back. I think we're coming back
Speaker 2: at the top of the seven o'clock hour because you
Speaker 2: have your your top of our sponsor and this plays
Speaker 2: right literally right as I'm coming back. So the last thing
Speaker 2: you hear before I start talking, so I can't even
Speaker 2: really respond to it off.
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Speaker 1: What generally, when you gonna have.
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Speaker 1: Nobody's in trouble.
Speaker 2: It's just funny. We think it's funny. Some people a
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Speaker 3: No, it's a joke. We changed the header on the
Speaker 3: X page. What we did it was yeah, well, I
Speaker 3: mean I did because I've known you for a while,
Speaker 3: so that being said, I don't really trust you. But
Speaker 3: but the voice guy, he sounded like trustworthy in a Patriot,
Speaker 3: So I was like, maybe it is Odeal. I don't know,
Speaker 3: I don't know what it is.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm Iron Batman now, so watch out. So so
Speaker 2: everyone has a joke. Although this, like the sales rep
Speaker 2: was like he was kind of mortifying. I'm like, bro,
Speaker 2: it's fine whatever, just set it back to him. So
Speaker 2: I'm just minding my own business here right ahead of
Speaker 2: Mark coming on.
Speaker 1: Top of the hour once again.
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Speaker 2: How the hell does that happen? Did you infiltrate the
Speaker 2: copy and put a phonetic thing in there?
Speaker 1: You had nothing to do with it.
Speaker 3: You know, that is extra work. That's out of my departments.
Speaker 3: We worked for a while, you know. So that's not
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Speaker 2: I'm not doing that. That's dude. That's a very strong argument.
Speaker 2: Not guilty Boom the judge Joe Brown. Mean, all right,
Speaker 2: let me get back real quickly into the last little
Speaker 2: bit of audio I have on the Padia thing. Because
Speaker 2: for all the analysis and all the stupidity and all
Speaker 2: the performance and theater that this thing is, and just
Speaker 2: just how staged and stupid it all is, I think
Speaker 2: the last thing that CNN was expecting was one of
Speaker 2: their analysts to actually I don't know, analyze stuff maybe
Speaker 2: through the lens of truth, and you could. I think
Speaker 2: it was making Casey Hunt a little uncomfortable. So so
Speaker 2: they bring in this CNN analyst, security analyst. What is
Speaker 2: the guy's name? Do they just keep calling him analysts
Speaker 2: in this story? That's not I? Here we go. Yeah,
Speaker 2: So so let me give you the background. A CNN
Speaker 2: analyst who once served as SBA FBI special agent defended
Speaker 2: the tactics.
Speaker 1: Josh Campbell is his name?
Speaker 2: All right? So this is a guy who literally is
Speaker 2: a counterpart previously worked doing exactly what the FBI people
Speaker 2: that were part of the padilla, uh detainment or whatever
Speaker 2: you want to call it, that was his job. There's
Speaker 2: a great guy to analyze this, right, he's gonna because
Speaker 2: he understands the training and what they're trying to do.
Speaker 2: And they put him on the air and uh, what
Speaker 2: a breath of fresh air. Man. Hold on, here we go.
Speaker 7: Point, this is a federal building. You can't just wander
Speaker 7: in there necessarily. What reporting do you and how how
Speaker 7: should we in your view, be analyzing how we're seeing
Speaker 7: these agents respond.
Speaker 8: Well, it's easy to think about this as one incident,
Speaker 8: but actually from a law enforcement perspective, we're really looking
Speaker 8: at three separate incidents that happened within a short period
Speaker 8: of time. First, you have the DHS secretary who is
Speaker 8: addressing the press. This was not a Q and a period,
Speaker 8: and she's interrupted. She's interrupted by someone who is speaking
Speaker 8: very loudly, and so her security detail confronts what we
Speaker 8: obviously now know to be the senator and at that
Speaker 8: point he is now going to be escorted out. You
Speaker 8: can't interrupt something like that that's already in progress without
Speaker 8: having those consequences. But the second incident, in my view,
Speaker 8: happens the moment as officers are trying to lead him out,
Speaker 8: he then turns and walks back towards kind of into
Speaker 8: those agents. At that point, from a security detail perspective,
Speaker 8: we're taking this person out against their will. We've asked
Speaker 8: the person, and again, this is all happening very quickly,
Speaker 8: but the moment he then turns into them and they
Speaker 8: realize this is not someone who's going to comply.
Speaker 2: So that's that's accurate analysis on CNN, and that's frankly
Speaker 2: where this thing should be. But of course, what did
Speaker 2: Ross just send me? I'm sorry, I shouldn't laugh at that.
Speaker 2: I'm not laughing.
Speaker 3: Don't you laugh, you monster.
Speaker 2: Dude, because I just read it twice while I'm trying
Speaker 2: to also talk about this.
Speaker 1: I'm like, there's no way I'm reading that correctly.
Speaker 2: A B right, A B.
Speaker 3: Right, and now like forty million bees, just one b.
Speaker 2: I'll get to that in the moment because I got
Speaker 2: some thoughts. But I gotta, I gotta play one more
Speaker 2: piece audio, all right, I gotta I just stay on track.
Speaker 2: I know I wander. No, No, that's my own fault.
Speaker 2: I shouldn't send stuff to you when you're doing No. No, no,
Speaker 2: you absolutely should because because my brain's already got exactly
Speaker 2: what I'm gonna say about this. But that's good because
Speaker 2: it gives me a little lead up there, and I
Speaker 2: was going to make the transition anyway to a more
Speaker 2: lighthearted thing. This privarked sheriff. So so now you got
Speaker 2: all of this, and remember all of this is ramping
Speaker 2: up because the rhetoric now is this white hat, this
Speaker 2: he is totalitarian? Is this perfect timing for the no
Speaker 2: kings thing, which is actually ironic that there's no kings,
Speaker 2: which is meant to show that if you work for
Speaker 2: the government or elected official. You're not a king, you're
Speaker 2: you know, you're subject to the same laws. And yet
Speaker 2: the whole narrative of Alex Padilla is I'm a senator.
Speaker 2: I can do what I want. I don't even have
Speaker 2: to I don't have to prove it, right, like the
Speaker 2: two or not, they don't jive. Man, they're so hypocrisy.
Speaker 2: Notwithstanding because seemingly none of that matters with with any
Speaker 2: of this stuff it has, it will likely gin up protesters,
Speaker 2: right because the narrative of from Chuck Schumer's is this.
Speaker 9: Mister President, I just saw something that sickened my stomach,
Speaker 9: the man handling of the United States senator. We need
Speaker 9: immediate answers to what the hell went on?
Speaker 2: Right you are the Democrats are creating this every step
Speaker 2: of the way. Look how he's a totality, He's a monster.
Speaker 2: And the reason is one of the main reasons and this.
Speaker 2: I will talk about this and mention it on every
Speaker 2: opportunity that I where I think it needs to be said,
Speaker 2: because they're getting murdered. Okay, what do I mean by that?
Speaker 2: Because this is not just a policy thing, This is
Speaker 2: not just you know, we got a disagreement here and
Speaker 2: then we'll we'll change things when we get back.
Speaker 1: And all of that.
Speaker 2: You have to understand if Donald Trump and his team
Speaker 2: is successful and the wen't have to remove all of
Speaker 2: the illegal immigrants, they have to remove seven hundred and
Speaker 2: forty seven thousand or seven hundred and seventy four thousand
Speaker 2: or whatever. The current congressional allocation is from one blue
Speaker 2: state and they lose one seat, think about that. In
Speaker 2: California has got millions and millions and millions, and there
Speaker 2: are in California already, I believe is estimated to lose
Speaker 2: two seats in the next UH in twenty thirty. So
Speaker 2: for every seven hundred and fifth it was called seven
Speaker 2: hundred and fifty thousand illegal immigrants that they get out
Speaker 2: of a state and it's a blue state, they're probably
Speaker 2: losing a seat in Congress. That's that's that's what I
Speaker 2: mean when I say they're getting murdered. Yeah, the math
Speaker 2: and good. Plus the polling isn't good either, like as no,
Speaker 2: the polling's dog crap.
Speaker 1: But the polling, you know, you know how polling is.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and like a year later it could be totally
Speaker 2: different because we have we have no attention span this country.
Speaker 2: But you can't fake the bodies. And for those of
Speaker 2: you going whe they're not voting, it's not about voting,
Speaker 2: it's about existing. All you need to do is exist
Speaker 2: for the purpose of apportionment of congressional seats. So New
Speaker 2: York California, who already because the legal populations getting the
Speaker 2: hell out of there, would find themselves. Like if Trump
Speaker 2: was successful in removing let's say, let me just pick
Speaker 2: a number here. Let's say he was able to successfully
Speaker 2: remove ten million people in this country illegally from blue states.
Speaker 2: All right. I understand that Texas they've got a population there,
Speaker 2: and Arizona is a bit of a purple. But let's
Speaker 2: say that they're able to remove ten million, and just
Speaker 2: from the Blue states, all right, even though we estimate
Speaker 2: there's probably twenty seven million throughout the nation, but ten
Speaker 2: million from the Blue states. Well, you simply divide that
Speaker 2: by seven hundred and fifty thousand, and that's thirteen ish.
Speaker 2: That's thirteen. What do you think thirteen seats in the
Speaker 2: House does to the chances of the Democrats never being
Speaker 2: able to control it again, That's why this insanity is
Speaker 2: going as hard as it's going. And now you're gonna
Speaker 2: get people wired up because you're screaming, dictator, You're screaming,
Speaker 2: You're you're screaming literally Hitler. Right, And some places you'll
Speaker 2: be able to play it out. In California, wherever they
Speaker 2: don't you know, where they don't have the National Guard,
Speaker 2: they're pretty permissive. But another places you're gonna get somebody killed.
Speaker 2: A case in point Brevard County, Florida. Right, giant population,
Speaker 2: giant protest plan, but also a very different mindset than California.
Speaker 1: Here is the Brevard County sheriff.
Speaker 10: So I'm gonna I'm gonna break it down for you,
Speaker 10: all right. And if somebody wants to know what I
Speaker 10: mean by turn violent, all right, this is what I mean.
Speaker 10: Jesus warn you resist orders, You're going to jail. Let
Speaker 10: me be very clear about that. If you block an
Speaker 10: intersection or a roadway in Brevard County, you are going
Speaker 10: to jail. If you flee arrest, you're gonna go to
Speaker 10: jail tired, because we are going to run you down
Speaker 10: and put you in jail. If you try to mob
Speaker 10: rule a car in Brevard County, gathering around it, refusing
Speaker 10: to let the driver leave in our county, you're most
Speaker 10: likely going to get run over and dragged across the street.
Speaker 10: If you spin on us, you're going to the hospital
Speaker 10: and in jail. If you hit one of us, you're
Speaker 10: going to the hospital and jail and most likely get
Speaker 10: bitten by one of our big, beautiful dogs that we
Speaker 10: have here. If throw a brick, a fire bomb, or
Speaker 10: point a gun at one of our deputies, we will
Speaker 10: be notifying your family where to collect your remains at.
Speaker 2: That's how this is what I mean by you might
Speaker 2: get somebody killed. You might get somebody so keyed up
Speaker 2: with your rhetoric that they do do something. And it
Speaker 2: is in the state of Florida, and something like that
Speaker 2: plays out. A driver runs them over because they're you know,
Speaker 2: they're mob they're mobbing these cars to set them on
Speaker 2: fire like they did the WS. It's not going to
Speaker 2: play out the same as it did in California. And
Speaker 2: you don't care because then you have a martyr. That's
Speaker 2: what's so dark about this, and they just don't care. Bivard,
Speaker 2: by the way, is like Melbourne, Cape Canaveral, Titusville, right,
Speaker 2: is the bigger one there, So it's actually that's where
Speaker 2: doctor Campbell lives. So we should send that to him
Speaker 2: so he doesn't do anything stupid. All right, seven forty
Speaker 2: five raced age I here.
Speaker 1: From the Weather Channel.
Speaker 2: All right, how you doing a man? Happy Friday?
Speaker 3: Yeah, happy Friday. I'm doing well. How are you?
Speaker 1: I mean, it's Friday?
Speaker 2: And don't sound happy?
Speaker 3: You do sound happy?
Speaker 2: I mean, granted, World War three might be picking off
Speaker 2: over Grandon Israel, but you know.
Speaker 11: Yeah, this is where it is, right, Yeah.
Speaker 2: The US Albatross at Albatroz yesterday, fourth in the history
Speaker 2: of the US Open, which has been around since the
Speaker 2: late eighteen hundred.
Speaker 1: It's pretty impressive stuff.
Speaker 2: I'll pay yeah.
Speaker 11: Yeah, well, and I think weatherwise, we're gonna stick with
Speaker 11: the same showers here and there. Yeah, nothing to slow
Speaker 11: it down. I mean, there might be a delay or
Speaker 11: two through the weekend, but everybody in the eastern I
Speaker 11: don't know, eastern half of the country probably experiencing weather
Speaker 11: in the next several days.
Speaker 4: A couple of.
Speaker 11: Showers right now on radars showing up, especially across the triangle,
Speaker 11: but they're nothing too significant. Our better chances st afternoon
Speaker 11: through this evening, warm, humid in the mid upper eighties.
Speaker 11: I think better chances have scattered mainly afternoon showers thunderstorms.
Speaker 11: As we go through the upcoming weekend, including Father's Day,
Speaker 11: the greatest threat is going to be some tropical downpours.
Speaker 11: There may be a stronger severe storm at times. But
Speaker 11: I'd say if you wanted to do things outside, better
Speaker 11: to do them before two o'clock each day. It's not
Speaker 11: going to be one of these things where anybody could
Speaker 11: tell you exactly where it's going to rain. You know
Speaker 11: my story that I told just a couple of minutes
Speaker 11: ago to Mark. I told him, I said, listen, I
Speaker 11: drove home yesterday, I seventy five, and it poured the
Speaker 11: entire way home until I got off the exit. And
Speaker 11: I got home and I said to my wife, I said,
Speaker 11: did it rain. She's like, Nope, didn't rain at all.
Speaker 11: So it may be that where some get it, some
Speaker 11: had it good, and some may be like, man, it
Speaker 11: was actually pretty nice.
Speaker 2: But I think by the end of the way you
Speaker 2: irritated somebody.
Speaker 1: Up I did.
Speaker 5: I did.
Speaker 3: Driving home.
Speaker 2: I was frustrated as it was.
Speaker 11: It was a bad day in the office, and I
Speaker 11: was just like, this is just I mean, it was
Speaker 11: it was poorn, it was pouring, and we may get
Speaker 11: downpours like that, so just be advised. And again with
Speaker 11: the thunder. If you are in a lake and the
Speaker 11: pool are outside, get indoors. I think at one point
Speaker 11: or another, as I mentioned, everybody gets some rain between
Speaker 11: today and Sunday.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, well we'll chat another hour.
Speaker 2: Thank you, sir.
Speaker 1: I appreciate it. All right, we got to come back.
Speaker 2: We have an insane.
Speaker 1: Story that Ross sent me.
Speaker 2: Would have to discuss that. Also, we got Flora. We
Speaker 2: got a Florida man.
Speaker 1: Don't worry.
Speaker 2: Do we have a Florida man and he's from the villages.
Speaker 2: We don't usually get those. So that'll be coming up.
Speaker 2: And wait to hear this judges ruling in a case
Speaker 2: involving child pornography. And I will read the order of orbatim.
Speaker 2: It's bonkers and all that right around the corner. Plus
Speaker 2: Pete calendar ad eight oh five. Hang on after swallowing
Speaker 2: a bee during a polo match.
Speaker 3: I mean the headline sounds like an ad lib. Yes, yes,
Speaker 3: that's why.
Speaker 2: When I saw it, I'm like, I can't be reading
Speaker 2: that correctly. There's no Now I will say this on
Speaker 2: the hierarchy of a dude getting killed by an animal
Speaker 2: it's probably you know, it's it's on the lower rung, right,
Speaker 2: because if you like what happened to Bob, Bob was
Speaker 2: Bob went to Alaska to go fish for salmon and
Speaker 2: the giant uh grizzly came out and gord him to death. Right,
Speaker 2: all right, hey he didn't stay. He probably didn't stand
Speaker 2: a chance if he wasn't packing. Or I went over
Speaker 2: to do a photography uh Safari in uh in Nairobi
Speaker 2: and Pride of Lions. Eh, all right, well it's pride
Speaker 2: to lions. Man. Hopefully you put up a good fight.
Speaker 2: This dude got murdered by a bee. Yeah. I think
Speaker 2: it's low on the total pole there, but I think
Speaker 2: those are the bee. Now you get upgraded a killer bee.
Speaker 3: You got a promotion. Yeah, but in the hierarchy of
Speaker 3: rich ways to die like that's that seems like that
Speaker 3: would be like at least top five.
Speaker 1: Like anything having to do with polo.
Speaker 3: Probably that's why I don't play polo. This is this
Speaker 3: is the exact reason.
Speaker 2: Why Is this the reason polo's hard as hell?
Speaker 5: Man?
Speaker 2: I met Sheridan Wyoming. They have a big pole, a
Speaker 2: big polo club. It's like people come from all over.
Speaker 2: It's actually technically in Big Horn, Wyoming, just stops between
Speaker 2: Sheridan and Buffalo, where I grew up. And you know,
Speaker 2: we went over for some stuff and I tried to
Speaker 2: play polo, and I'm I'm pretty I'm probably not as
Speaker 2: good as I was. I can. You know, I can
Speaker 2: ride a horse, I don't have to hold onto the
Speaker 2: reins or nothing, and and be pretty maneuverable so that
Speaker 2: I can use my hands to do other stuff.
Speaker 1: And I could not, for the life of me play polo.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you've got to ride in the horse, You've got
Speaker 3: to swing the club and hit the ball at the
Speaker 3: same time, and you have to look cool doing it, so,
Speaker 3: I mean that's tough.
Speaker 2: And the meat of the mallet is not much bigger
Speaker 2: than the ball, right, So you're not you know, because
Speaker 2: you're you're using something that really and it has flex
Speaker 2: to it, which I unless you realize that also makes
Speaker 2: it more difficult.
Speaker 3: I always assumed it was like a croquete sort of thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but it's long, and like I said, it has
Speaker 2: flex to it. So, uh, you know, I guess if
Speaker 2: you're good at that, that's uh, it's not easy to
Speaker 2: be good at that.
Speaker 3: Beast things though, can mess you up. You remember Macaulay
Speaker 3: Culkin in the documentary, right, Yeah, that.
Speaker 2: Was that Mi girl you know, yep, yep, yep. Now
Speaker 2: obviously I know what's your thing. He didn't choke on
Speaker 2: the bee. He had anaphylactic reaction, And the problem is
Speaker 2: apparently if you get stung internally, it's it can be
Speaker 2: much quicker.
Speaker 1: And much more aggressive.
Speaker 2: So that's they it triggered a fatal heart attack, so
Speaker 2: that's technically the cause of death. But yeah, the b
Speaker 2: thing that had me all uh weirded there yet another
Speaker 2: everybody's lost their friggin' minds Friday in the news cycle.
Speaker 2: But that does make it really really easy for myself
Speaker 2: and our radio buddy to the South, Pete Calendar to
Speaker 2: Phil about eighteen minutes of radio.
Speaker 4: I have some questions. Hey, I need to get in
Speaker 4: front of the microphone. I got questions. I gotta I
Speaker 4: gotta speak. I got some questions for you, KC O Day,
Speaker 4: I have questions.
Speaker 5: Let me speak here, let me.
Speaker 4: I want to talk over you.
Speaker 1: Would you be referencing Senator Lebron?
Speaker 2: Is that who you're talking about?
Speaker 4: They're calling Senator Lebron. That's nice.
Speaker 5: That's great.
Speaker 2: Well we're calling him a bunch of stuff, a theater
Speaker 2: kid center Lebron. You know, I even had I had
Speaker 2: former Congressman Mark Walker on to discuss why we wear
Speaker 2: pins and don't wear pins we're members of Congress, and
Speaker 2: that's so weird that he was in the building to
Speaker 2: do senator stuff and didn't have his senator pin on.
Speaker 2: But also here I love the part where you can
Speaker 2: just claim to be and then law enforcement then has
Speaker 2: to take that at face value. And I want you
Speaker 2: to know that I am both Batman and iron Man.
Speaker 2: I am Iron Batman. Oh nice, Yeah so I uh so,
Speaker 2: Well it's not.
Speaker 4: That far off brand, you know, for a party that
Speaker 4: believes that one can change their gender just by declaring it. Ustly,
Speaker 4: so one can, I guess, declare to be a senator
Speaker 4: and everybody has to just play along with that, even
Speaker 4: if that person is not a senator.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So this it's I I I let a lot of
Speaker 2: stuff roll off. This is this is getting to the
Speaker 2: point where somebody is gonna die. And I don't mean
Speaker 2: I don't mean Senator Lebron. I mean the people that
Speaker 2: are now gimmed up on Chuck Schumer going I'm it
Speaker 2: turns my stomach. Lisa Murkowski jumping on this and all
Speaker 2: these all these elected officials saying that with Trump's the
Speaker 2: Atlantic just did another He's literally Hitler story, right, And
Speaker 2: so what do you mean?
Speaker 4: I would love to have that beat, Like that's the
Speaker 4: most awesome beat you could have, the Trump is Hitler
Speaker 4: beat at the Atlantic.
Speaker 2: No, but then they got one up during the first
Speaker 2: term because then I can't remember who it was, might
Speaker 2: have been The Washington Post decided he wasn't just Hitler,
Speaker 2: because once you go full Hitler, where do you go, right,
Speaker 2: And they decided he's as bad as mause Stalin and
Speaker 2: Hitler combined.
Speaker 4: Right, all combined? Right? Yeah, yeah, right, the multiple multiplier effected.
Speaker 2: Yeah, somebody's going to die. Somebody is going to be
Speaker 2: so jined up over this that they're going to think
Speaker 2: that they are literally fighting the against the end of
Speaker 2: democracy or another you know, a fourth Reich, right, and
Speaker 2: they're going to engage with somebody. And it may not
Speaker 2: happen in California, may happen down in Florida, where if
Speaker 2: you get surrounded by pro testers around your car and
Speaker 2: they're beaten on it, you can you can you can
Speaker 2: quote leave for your safety in your vehicle, which is
Speaker 2: another way that says you're gonna run somebody over. And
Speaker 2: and and a martyr will be made, a martyr will
Speaker 2: be used. And I they have to know that this
Speaker 2: is the direction they're pushing this in.
Speaker 4: Yes, well, and they that's why they're doing it. So
Speaker 4: a couple of things. Number one, all revolutions need a martyr.
Speaker 4: And and that's why you saw the elevation of you know,
Speaker 4: truly disgusting people, you know, because the left always picks
Speaker 4: truly disgusting people to martyr, like Dieguobara for example, but
Speaker 4: you know with the Abrego Garcia guy, you know, he
Speaker 4: was an example of this. The Luigi Mangioni guy is
Speaker 4: another example of this. So they always need a martyr
Speaker 4: for the revolution. So there's there's that, there's the theatrics
Speaker 4: of it, absolutely, But Democrats are responding to Democrat electeds.
Speaker 4: Right are responding to the polling that has been coming
Speaker 4: out for I don't know, maybe the last month or so.
Speaker 4: I'm sure you've seen it and talked about it. It's
Speaker 4: the right that Democrats are like really like rank and
Speaker 4: file Democrat voters are very very upset with their own
Speaker 4: party like it's it's like Democrats view their party favorably
Speaker 4: only like thirty percent of them do. So this is
Speaker 4: a problem for the Democrat party leadership. They are rudderless.
Speaker 4: They don't have an Obama figure, they don't have somebody
Speaker 4: to lead them, right, so they're fractured and they see
Speaker 4: this polling coming out that says Democrats are not happy
Speaker 4: with their own party. And the reason why they say
Speaker 4: is they're not fighting Trump hard enough. So that then
Speaker 4: sends the signal to the Electeds they need to ramp up.
Speaker 4: That's why you've been seeing the you know, the the
Speaker 4: adoption of all the cursing, right, Oh, I'm gonna curse
Speaker 4: a bunch, even if it sounds really operating cringey over yeah, yeah, right.
Speaker 4: So it's this and because you know, it is the
Speaker 4: party of the theater kids that you end up with
Speaker 4: these you know, look, not every you know, not every
Speaker 4: release is going to be a hit, and so you
Speaker 4: get a lot of crap productions that come out of it.
Speaker 4: The taco was one of them, and the cursing is another.
Speaker 4: Just doesn't look natural for a lot of these Democrats
Speaker 4: to be just dropping f bombs at really weird places,
Speaker 4: and and that's there what, that's what the electeds are
Speaker 4: responding to. That's their incentives for this. Then you layer
Speaker 4: into that the you know, the as James Lindsay always says,
Speaker 4: the issue is never the issue. The issue is always
Speaker 4: the revolution. You have these different entities that all are
Speaker 4: aligning with this, you know, sort of Marxist Islamist coalition
Speaker 4: that we see in the streets, and the one thing
Speaker 4: that they all have in common is that America is
Speaker 4: always the enemy, because that's the revolution. These are anti
Speaker 4: Western protesters and anti Western idea, and the Democrats have
Speaker 4: become this party and I think a lot of the
Speaker 4: elected don't like it, but they don't know how to
Speaker 4: get off of that. They can't reject it, they can't
Speaker 4: expel it or excise it from their ranks because it
Speaker 4: relies so heavily on these voters, these people that get
Speaker 4: mobilized not just to go into the streets, but to
Speaker 4: go to the voting booth. Right, so they've got all
Speaker 4: of their like like, look who's funding like the stupid
Speaker 4: no Kings thing that's going to go on tomorrow, right,
Speaker 4: No King's protest? Yeah you've got, but it's not just her.
Speaker 4: I mean, you look at where this money is coming from. Okay,
Speaker 4: if you're a journalist, don't look where the money is
Speaker 4: coming from.
Speaker 2: Do not see paulsy Gabbert just went yesterday evening gave
Speaker 2: an interview and she said that they it's all organized
Speaker 2: and they they need to name names.
Speaker 4: Well, so we've got yeah, we have well, they've got
Speaker 4: a bunch. They've list they're listed as sponsors of these events.
Speaker 4: You know, one of the big ones is the SEIU,
Speaker 4: which controls the Democrats and California, which in turn controls.
Speaker 2: The chair arrested for deportation. That's who another Marketine Waters
Speaker 2: was going to try to see when they slammed that
Speaker 2: door in her face.
Speaker 4: Exactly. That's David Hortbach and he is h he's the
Speaker 4: kingpin out there, and they tried to martyr him as
Speaker 4: well with their free David signs and all of this.
Speaker 4: Of course, he was out within you know, an hour
Speaker 4: or something, so he wasn't really like being incarcerated. So
Speaker 4: the free David's like, okay, that, yeah, he's already free.
Speaker 4: But yeah, that like that's the the s CiU. And
Speaker 4: the other thing to keep in mind here, the s
Speaker 4: c i U was ahead of the curve on getting
Speaker 4: illegal illegal immigrants into spaces where they could then get unionized.
Speaker 4: And so this is an existential thing after the Jants
Speaker 4: decision at the Supreme Court that said you can't forcibly
Speaker 4: put workers into you know, unions if they don't want
Speaker 4: to be in the union. And so this is an
Speaker 4: existential crisis for the s CiU and other union So
Speaker 4: you have the union component, right, You've got obviously the
Speaker 4: left wing NGOs, many of which have been funded by
Speaker 4: US and California taxpayers. Right, that's one stream of the
Speaker 4: revenue that's coming through. Like one of the big ones
Speaker 4: is this organization like Human Rights or something. It's a
Speaker 4: Charlotte Chi RLA is what their acronym is. Right, They've
Speaker 4: taken tens of millions of dollars from taxpayers and they're
Speaker 4: behind this. You've got people that are funding this that
Speaker 4: are connected to the Chinese Communist Party. And then you
Speaker 4: also have revenue flowing in from the Mexican and cartels,
Speaker 4: because I mean, look, Mexico is the government of Mexico
Speaker 4: is basically a partner with the cartels at this point.
Speaker 4: And so you've got that revenue stream flowing in. That's
Speaker 4: where the money is coming from. And the whole point,
Speaker 4: it's not the issue. The issue is the revolution. It
Speaker 4: is to tear down the institutions of the West. This
Speaker 4: is just one way to do It's why you can
Speaker 4: swap out your Cathia from last weekend for a Mexican
Speaker 4: flag today and well, now an Iranian plant. It could
Speaker 4: be an Iranian plant.
Speaker 2: No, I'm sorry, because Politico it has a headline this morning,
Speaker 2: Democrats reclaim the American flag.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, sure, yeah.
Speaker 2: I think then it's to they claimed it so they
Speaker 2: could burn it and then swap it out from Mexican flag.
Speaker 2: But yeah, so you've got the assists from the media.
Speaker 2: Two things I just want to add their one and
Speaker 2: this can't be said enough. The second largest segment of
Speaker 2: the Mexican economy for outside dollars, after agriculture, is remittances.
Speaker 2: Absolutely yeah, people need to look this up. So it
Speaker 2: is an existential threat to their economy and a reminder,
Speaker 2: and I pointed this out earlier in the show. If somehow,
Speaker 2: some way and they were evenly spread, the Trump administration
Speaker 2: was able to remove ten million illegal immigrants from the
Speaker 2: US who reside currently in blue states, the Democrats would
Speaker 2: lose thirteen addition aditional seats in the district in the
Speaker 2: root in twenties. So this is fighting for their life.
Speaker 2: This is what this looks like.
Speaker 4: No, you're yeah, you're exactly right. I've been hammering this
Speaker 4: point as well. It's now becoming more and more understood
Speaker 4: that because of the way the census and has always
Speaker 4: counted bodies, not citizens for the census every ten years,
Speaker 4: and Trump tried to undo that. Remember back in twenty twenty,
Speaker 4: they wanted a citizenship question on the census, and of
Speaker 4: course they got sued and were blocked and everything else.
Speaker 4: But by counting the people, I think every congressional district
Speaker 4: is somewhere between seven fifteen eight hundred thousand people I think.
Speaker 4: And so they then apportion those seats due to the census,
Speaker 4: and that's how states end up getting sort of overrepresented
Speaker 4: because they have more people, but they're not actually registered
Speaker 4: to vote because they are legal aliens. And this is
Speaker 4: actually the best of both worlds for Democrats because you
Speaker 4: can have more seats that you don't actually really reference
Speaker 4: and citizens and they don't get to vote for or
Speaker 4: against you, right, they're just people in your district and
Speaker 4: so you just get extra seats. And if you do
Speaker 4: a census count that does not include illegal aliens because
Speaker 4: they are now deported and you're just counting bodies after that. Yeah,
Speaker 4: that's a that's a big problem for Democrats to try
Speaker 4: to win back the House.
Speaker 2: And remember even before all of this, California said to
Speaker 2: I think lose two or three seats. It's up earlier.
Speaker 2: New York is going to lose another one. Yeah, maybe two, right,
Speaker 2: and I think Illinois is gonna lose one, so like
Speaker 2: right now, and then yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's and it's not just the House. Remember these
Speaker 4: are also used to determine electoral College votes, correct, and
Speaker 4: that determines the presidency. And so what I mean you
Speaker 4: think about it? I think about how far we have
Speaker 4: come in twenty years when we were talking about the
Speaker 4: Blue Wall and demographics or destiny, you know, back when
Speaker 4: it wasn't racist to say the replacement theory was.
Speaker 2: People who thought after Baracoa, Republicans never win again. But yeah,
Speaker 2: that was an opinion that people had because he was
Speaker 2: just loe. What they did, they got the first black
Speaker 2: president elect that everybody loves them, blah blah blah, and
Speaker 2: it's just over.
Speaker 1: It's just over. And how how quickly it turned man.
Speaker 4: Well, and because the Democratic Party moved so far to
Speaker 4: the left, they've been completely captured by the most radical
Speaker 4: component of their voter base. Because remember when Barack Obama
Speaker 4: was running for president, he was talking about, you know,
Speaker 4: closing the border to illegal aliens, cracking.
Speaker 2: Down on illegal immigration before.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and so had the Democrats kept with those more
Speaker 4: moderate messages, they may very well have had that road
Speaker 4: to perpetual victories. But they abandoned it and they went
Speaker 4: because that's where the money was coming from, that's where
Speaker 4: the energy was. And again you have this far left
Speaker 4: component that is that has taken over the Democrat Party
Speaker 4: and they just cannot excise it because it means they
Speaker 4: will lose at least for you know, the next generation.
Speaker 4: But that's the only way to rebuild their party.
Speaker 1: Let me, I just got to flip over to a
Speaker 1: couple other things.
Speaker 2: So yesterday we had a couple of judicial rulings, the
Speaker 2: first of which gave Gavin Newsom a victory.
Speaker 1: As it pertains to who's in.
Speaker 2: Charge of a portion it's not the entirety, but a
Speaker 2: portion of these some four thousand California National guardsmen and
Speaker 2: women who the President basically nationalized, right, And the judge
Speaker 2: said that, Then the appeals court said, now we're going
Speaker 2: to put that on hold. They're going to have a
Speaker 2: hearing at three o'clock this afternoon. We'll see what happens.
Speaker 2: I appreciate the consistency of the Democrats position here, Pete,
Speaker 2: because if you remember back when Eisenhower attempt did successfully
Speaker 2: nationalize the guard in Arkansas to integrate schools, they were
Speaker 2: kicking and screaming over that as well. True, but it
Speaker 2: is a yeah, but it's also a thing that happened
Speaker 2: under Malta.
Speaker 1: Kennedy at it too.
Speaker 2: And so we have this quote, you know, we have
Speaker 2: we have this track record, we have this precedent, and
Speaker 2: once again they're able to find a judge who just
Speaker 2: ignores all of that.
Speaker 4: Right, So two things on the precedent. I was seeing
Speaker 4: this being reported and like, oh, this is unprecedented what
Speaker 4: Trump is doing, and then the media report would list
Speaker 4: multiple examples of how it was precedented. So I don't understand,
Speaker 4: like how you just take that narrative, that talking point
Speaker 4: and run with it. But to your point about consistent standards,
Speaker 4: I too applaud the Democrats for all of their political history.
Speaker 4: They have been steadfast in their their demands for a
Speaker 4: state's right to keep an indentured servant class, and they
Speaker 4: will go to the mat for that principle.
Speaker 1: So you don't have principles?
Speaker 2: What do you have?
Speaker 3: Man?
Speaker 4: Yeah? No, it's true.
Speaker 1: What do you think?
Speaker 2: What do you think?
Speaker 1: Tomorrow holds?
Speaker 5: Now?
Speaker 2: I have to be in your fair city tomorrow early afternoon.
Speaker 2: Really yeah, and then I have to drive to Ashville
Speaker 2: because I'm broadcast in Nashville all next week.
Speaker 4: So really, what are you doing in Ashville?
Speaker 1: I've told you this right, No, Okay?
Speaker 2: So I thought one of the things I kept hearing
Speaker 2: people talk about is how they were they were concerned
Speaker 2: about going on their mountain trips this year because they
Speaker 2: with everything that happened. And so I'm like, no, we're
Speaker 2: gonna go up there. We're going to Ashville. Obviously, because
Speaker 2: we have an iHeart facility. Some of our audiences like,
Speaker 2: why are you going to Ashville? And I would I
Speaker 2: would point out that once you get it, literally five
Speaker 2: seconds out of the city of Asheville, it's it's all red,
Speaker 2: so stop blining. But more importantly, I wanted to highlight
Speaker 2: we're gonna be talking about Swann and Noah and man
Speaker 2: Or Elk and a bunch of others stuff I wanted
Speaker 2: to I want to sit up there and talk to
Speaker 2: the people that are in the business and what's open,
Speaker 2: what's not. What are we going to be doing. Maybe
Speaker 2: there's some deals to be had up there. So I'm
Speaker 2: gonna I'm taking the show on the road all next
Speaker 2: week up there. So I got about forty five seconds.
Speaker 4: Good, I'm glad you're doing that. That's really good. I'm
Speaker 4: actually today actually on the show, I'll be talking to
Speaker 4: Sean Hendrix. Uh oh yeah, so we'll be talking to
Speaker 4: him about this is the same same idea. You know,
Speaker 4: it is open for business. There are tons of businesses
Speaker 4: that are open. They're hurting for tourism dollars. So yeah,
Speaker 4: any any bit of help that people can do is
Speaker 4: greatly appreciated. So that's all you can tell you my
Speaker 4: old office. Go check out my old office.
Speaker 2: I am gonna, I'm yeam, I'm gonna put some like
Speaker 2: Fartsburg or something in there. It's gonna be amazing. But
Speaker 2: I will say this, I got fifteen seconds. So next
Speaker 2: week when we talk that's what we're gonna be up there.
Speaker 2: So let's talk about this.
Speaker 4: Okay, yeah, absolutely, all.
Speaker 2: Right, cool, cool, Thank you, Pete, appreciate it. Have a
Speaker 2: good weekend. Watch out for the moonbats.
Speaker 4: Okay, yees, sir, you too.
Speaker 1: All right, we will be right back.
Speaker 2: Sorry. I was having a little wee bit of an internet.
Speaker 1: Issue on one of my computers here, bud.
Speaker 2: It has been resolved, all right. Few stories we got
Speaker 2: to get into is there is so much interesting stuff
Speaker 2: coming out about the what's going on with Israel and
Speaker 2: I ran a cup couple things first, the the Iranian
Speaker 2: Air Force story, so among the strikes apparently that let
Speaker 2: me let me just tell you and the Ross never
Speaker 2: talked about this off the air as far as spy
Speaker 2: agency goes, besides pretty good. I don't know if you
Speaker 2: know this, they're pretty good. And it is helpful that
Speaker 2: they were a five I, which is the sharing of
Speaker 2: intelligence data that takes place between UK, UK, Australia, the US, Israel.
Speaker 2: Who's the is the fifth Ireland or Canada? I can't remember,
Speaker 2: but so you couple that, but like they knew where
Speaker 2: everybody was and they did a thing where when they
Speaker 2: started doing the strikes, they realized that the Iranian Air
Speaker 2: Force generals would would gather to coordinate what they were
Speaker 2: going to do, and they knew the bunker where they
Speaker 2: were going to do it, and then they then they
Speaker 2: hit that thing. So they waited for him to go
Speaker 2: to their their meeting, and then this is why you
Speaker 2: use teams people. So yeah, so that's one thing. I mean,
Speaker 2: I'm just constantly impressed by what they pull off. Remember
Speaker 2: what they did before with the pagers. Yeah, the pagers
Speaker 2: thing was crazy and it's but it's crazy that like
Speaker 2: they keep doing this stuff where they're you know, and
Speaker 2: I ran said yesterday they were like, oh, we're not
Speaker 2: worried about it.
Speaker 3: They said something to the likes of, you know, we're
Speaker 3: not worried about it. Uh, you know where's We're somewhere
Speaker 3: you'll never find us whatever. And then it's like, you know,
Speaker 3: a few hours later, they're all dead and like they.
Speaker 2: Send them attacks. You just had eggs for breakfast.
Speaker 3: It's just crazy that they're so good and like the
Speaker 3: only piece of media I can find about the Masad
Speaker 3: really it seems to be the Sohan Like.
Speaker 2: What all right, here's watch Munich. Munich is real, you guys,
Speaker 2: should watch me. Now You're not gonna be happy. It's
Speaker 2: not a happy movie really, But what it is is
Speaker 2: it shows uh, following the the terrorist attack of the
Speaker 2: nineteen seventy two Munich Olympics and you know, killing the
Speaker 2: Israeli delegation there Israel. Basically they grabbed all their besties
Speaker 2: and they're like, you can just go. You should go
Speaker 2: murder all the people who did this. And they did,
Speaker 2: and they went every Europe, South America, you name it, like,
Speaker 2: and they figured out where these cats were fast fast. Yeah.
Speaker 3: They've said too. They said that if Iran retaliates, they're
Speaker 3: going to take out Komani.
Speaker 2: Well that's probably why there's not a lot of pressers
Speaker 2: going on. Really, what have they done at this point?
Speaker 2: They put up their red flag, which is their vengeance
Speaker 2: flag or some stupid thing, and then they had a
Speaker 2: guy screaming in a video I saw so Ross doesn't
Speaker 2: think it's red though, so it's probably gonna irritate them.
Speaker 2: What'd you think it's more salmon?
Speaker 3: I mean maybe it's Yeah, maybe it's like the color
Speaker 3: filter in my computer looks more like purple. Is it
Speaker 3: a purple?
Speaker 2: I think it's blood of Infidel's color pocas what they
Speaker 2: would tell you. But anyway, but you know, one of
Speaker 2: the reasons that maybe they didn't think it's going on
Speaker 2: is this story from Axios this morning. So check this.
Speaker 2: I'm just gonna read you about four paragraphs of it,
Speaker 2: but they're the interesting ones. U Two Israeli officials claim
Speaker 2: to Axios that Trump and his aides were only pretending
Speaker 2: to oppose an Israeli attack in public, which that may
Speaker 2: be why the Iranians because they didn't feel that Trump
Speaker 2: was on a war foot. Now don't get me don't
Speaker 2: get me wrong. This puts US deeper into this, right,
Speaker 2: and that's a whole nother discussion. But basically, what Axios
Speaker 2: is reporting is Israel and and the US were, you know,
Speaker 2: secretly going all right, I'm gonna pretend like I don't
Speaker 2: want you to do this. That'll make them think that
Speaker 2: they don't have to move personnel, because that's one of
Speaker 2: the things they do. They move people all around, which
Speaker 2: makes it that much more impressive that they can get
Speaker 2: a beat on where these guys are. So that's you know,
Speaker 2: that's that's part of it. But you know, you got
Speaker 2: the green light if you're going to do something just
Speaker 2: so you know, and then that's where it was. That's
Speaker 2: where it was kind of left at. So anyway, so
Speaker 2: Axios is claiming that Trump and his aides were only
Speaker 2: pretending to oppose an Israeli attack in public, didn't express
Speaker 2: opposition in private, all right. The goal, they say, was
Speaker 2: to convince Iran that no attack was imminent and make
Speaker 2: sure Iranians on Israeli's target list wouldn't move to new locations.
Speaker 2: Net and Yahoo's aids even briefed Israeli reporters that Trump
Speaker 2: had tried to put the brakes on an Israeli strike
Speaker 2: in a call on Monday, so they that was part
Speaker 2: of the narrative. Again, according to this Axios report, take
Speaker 2: it for what it's worth, because these are not named sources,
Speaker 2: to further convince Iran that this thing wasn't going to happen.
Speaker 2: And remember we were also, we were very open that
Speaker 2: we were moving people out of certain embassies. So you
Speaker 2: Iran still to take that in consideration, but by then
Speaker 2: it was almost too late. But according to the report,
Speaker 2: remember the call was reported to be Trump trying to
Speaker 2: convince the Israelis not to strike, but in reality the
Speaker 2: call was a coordination of the attack from a need standpoint, Basically,
Speaker 2: you got all the munitions you need, we're going to
Speaker 2: be over here. Can you at least make sure you
Speaker 2: tell us when you're gonna do it, so that you know,
Speaker 2: we can make sure that our people are not in
Speaker 2: harm's way. That's what the phone call actually was, according
Speaker 2: to this Axios reporting. So if that's true, it's interesting,
Speaker 2: But again it also puts us deeper into this thing.
Speaker 2: Now what you're seeing, and I think Pete mentioned it
Speaker 2: where these other Middle Eastern countries have basically kind of
Speaker 2: tapped out man like Jordan and some of these others,
Speaker 2: which Jordan is a bit of a hotbed.
Speaker 3: Still, Yeah, I was thinking, like if you are a
Speaker 3: neighboring country of Israel or an enemy of Israel in
Speaker 3: that area, keep seeing what they're doing, like they're pulling
Speaker 3: off these amazing feats of like cycerfuge, you you would
Speaker 3: have to be so paranoid, you would think that every
Speaker 3: everyone was working for Masad, Like who is an Israeli spy?
Speaker 3: Because how do they keep pulling this stuff off? It's nuts?
Speaker 2: Well, Iran's got to have a ton. In fact, there
Speaker 2: was an Israeli spy who was famously he was caught
Speaker 2: Iran and executed. I can't remember his name. This was
Speaker 2: decades ago, but he was. He was Like the amount
Speaker 2: of infiltration that Masad had within within Iran was when
Speaker 2: you read about this guy's story, like, they probably have
Speaker 2: people in high ranking military.
Speaker 3: Yeah you know what I mean, Like, if you're one
Speaker 3: of these guys and the leaders of these countries, you
Speaker 3: got to be so paranoid.
Speaker 2: Well they are, they do.
Speaker 1: That's why a lot of them you see where they
Speaker 1: literally cold people.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 2: They don't screw around, and Iran actually has a thing too,
Speaker 2: or they don't let somebody be in charge for too long.
Speaker 2: With a few exceptions like Solomoni was one, just because
Speaker 2: he was so famous. But a lot of times they
Speaker 2: try to cycle these guys through so that they were
Speaker 2: not they're not privy to the totality of the information
Speaker 2: that might be the most useful to their enemies. But
Speaker 2: we don't have to worry about Solomonia anymore because we
Speaker 2: turned him into red mist So uh got that covered? Well,
Speaker 2: we didn't, but a missile did, so uh want won't.
Speaker 2: Let's see? Uh all right, so that there's one other
Speaker 2: story too. I was going to stack on top of this. Sorry,
Speaker 2: I'm literally we got fresh stories just popping out this morning,
Speaker 2: not the not the typical for the Uh oh that's right,
Speaker 2: it was this story. Okay, jeez, sorry, this came from
Speaker 2: me having to reset the internet on that thing.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 2: Are you guys following what's going on with the uh
Speaker 2: with H.
Speaker 5: R J. May?
Speaker 2: Do you guys know who that is?
Speaker 5: So? R. J.
Speaker 2: May is a a South Carolina Republican representative, and uh,
Speaker 2: he's in some trouble. A South Carolina Republican lawmaker. The
Speaker 2: New York Post it's just the worst, is accused of
Speaker 2: distributing more than two hundred files of child pornography online,
Speaker 2: according to federal prosecutors. Now, and I know some people
Speaker 2: are like, no, he is in the to be clear,
Speaker 2: he's in the House of Representatives in South Carolina. Okay,
Speaker 2: so that's why he may not hurt all right. So
Speaker 2: and some people are like, ah, the Democrats planned it.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: He's being federally prosecuted by the Trump.
Speaker 1: Attorney General.
Speaker 2: So I take it for what it's worth.
Speaker 1: We'll see innocent, I'll proven guilty.
Speaker 2: But that's a that's a it's.
Speaker 1: A ten count indictment.
Speaker 2: Obviously, that's really really bad stuff. But the crazy, like,
Speaker 2: one of the craziest little parts of this story is
Speaker 2: the screen name he was using in these online dark
Speaker 2: web forums to trade child pornography allegedly.
Speaker 1: So what do you think his screen name was?
Speaker 2: Joe Biden sixty nine Except Biden has one, two, three,
Speaker 2: four ends, So Joe Biden's sixty nine, which is like,
Speaker 2: that's that's Those are screen names you come up with
Speaker 2: in high school, right? What are the hallmarks of screen
Speaker 2: names and email addresses in high school?
Speaker 3: Like sixty nine sixty nine.
Speaker 2: Man, So anytime I see a grown adult, and even
Speaker 2: if they argue as from when I was sixteen, I
Speaker 2: made it, I don't care. Man, Why are you using it? Well,
Speaker 2: and in this case obviously allegedly using it for far
Speaker 2: more nefarious purposes. Really, the where he screwed up is
Speaker 2: the part where he should have done this in British Columbia, Canada,
Speaker 2: and then and then it might not have been so
Speaker 2: so problematic for him, because there is a story out
Speaker 2: of Vancouver, British Columbia. Let me call this up here
Speaker 2: real quick. I was gonna I had this in the
Speaker 2: stack yesterday didn't quite get to it here. It is
Speaker 2: from the Canadian Broadcasting Whatever. No jail time for BC
Speaker 2: man with quote relatively modest child porn collection, according to judge,
Speaker 2: So I kid you not. A fifty four year old
Speaker 2: man who was in possession of six kiddy videos or
Speaker 2: excuse me, images, not videos, but he had six has
Speaker 2: has received no jail time after the judge said that
Speaker 2: the collection of child pornography was quote only relatively modest.
Speaker 2: Let try to wrap your brain around that. I got
Speaker 2: to talk to Ray Stagic. We'll get a quick forecast.
Speaker 1: Now from the Weather Channel. What's up, my man?
Speaker 11: Not much, not much. Just got a plowing through Friday.
Speaker 11: Trying to manipulate the weekend forecast if I could. I
Speaker 11: don't really think I can. So we'll get into it
Speaker 11: with better chances of showers, thunder showers for Saturday, Sunday,
Speaker 11: and again, as I've been saying, after noon evening mostly
Speaker 11: you could get some downpours, gusty winds, and I think
Speaker 11: by the end of Father's Day everybody probably gets at
Speaker 11: least some rain, but some of us could get a
Speaker 11: little bit more than others. As some of the guide
Speaker 11: in spitting out out across the region the state, maybe
Speaker 11: a couple of inches, especially the northern half, so that's
Speaker 11: going to run right along the tried and the triangle
Speaker 11: points north into Virginia. So it could be more wet
Speaker 11: than dry, especially Saturday and Sunday afternoon Today a few showers,
Speaker 11: thutter showers, mid uper eighties. It'll stay warm and humid
Speaker 11: over weekend with that wet weather thread each day. Again
Speaker 11: in case, if you're making outdoor plans, make them in
Speaker 11: the first part of the day and just eyes and
Speaker 11: ears to the sky if you do stay out during
Speaker 11: the afternoon hours.
Speaker 2: Okay, thank you, having good weekend, sir, mon you too,
Speaker 2: see you money, and we'll come back in just a
Speaker 2: few hang on more in case.
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Speaker 3: Casey.
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Speaker 2: Casey, Yeah, yeah, I did it. Thank you for that.
Speaker 2: So all right, I'm kind of looking forward to it though.
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Speaker 6: So good.
Speaker 3: There you go, all right, thanks.
Speaker 2: Jeff, appreciate it. Okay, have a good weekend. There you go.
Speaker 1: Uh, Jeff Pellinger Bloomberg News.
Speaker 2: All right, just because I think this is really funny,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna share it, but I'm gonna be a little delicate.
Speaker 2: You guys know who the Bonnie You know who Bonnie
Speaker 2: Blue is, right, the human whatever. This is the chick
Speaker 2: who keeps trying to set the record for hooking up
Speaker 2: with all the the all the dudes all at once. Okay,
Speaker 2: apparently she got kicked off the old only fans. And
Speaker 2: but what I think is really funny is apparently the
Speaker 2: chick who makes the most money on OnlyFans.
Speaker 1: Her name is Sophie Rain.
Speaker 2: Started is like she's really mad because Bonnie Blues quote
Speaker 2: making them look like whores?
Speaker 5: So what?
Speaker 2: She also she also wrote, I hope one day she
Speaker 2: realizes the trauma she's causing herself in so many women.
Speaker 3: I mean, you've got to be just just think about that.
Speaker 3: It's so like the OnlyFans kicked her off like that
Speaker 3: has to be one of their top money earners, right,
Speaker 3: like one of them. Oh yeah, they're just like you're
Speaker 3: too dirty for us, you gotta leave.
Speaker 1: But also other chicks who sell their Only Fans are like, dah,
Speaker 1: you're making us look.
Speaker 3: Poorish wouldn't want that?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I don't know, I don't know. It might
Speaker 2: be it might be a series of things. But yeah, no,
Speaker 2: to your point, how how bad do you got to
Speaker 2: be to get kicked off? The thing? That's the thing.
Speaker 2: Do you remember for about five seconds when Only Fans
Speaker 2: was gonna kick all of them off.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they're gonna they're gonna say like no more porn
Speaker 3: on their platform, and they realized quickly they would lose
Speaker 3: like all their revenue, like.
Speaker 2: All yeah, there was like the accounting came in, They're like, ah,
Speaker 2: what do you got for me, Bill? Well, bad news,
Speaker 2: bad news projections don't look good. Yeah, so anyway, but
Speaker 2: also what if it's a work for a collab? Well,
Speaker 2: I'm so paranoid now.
Speaker 3: No, yeah no. A lot of times you see this
Speaker 3: on other place patforms like say Twitch, where you'll see
Speaker 3: the news that somebody was banned or and in my
Speaker 3: world like if you're banned, it means you're gone forever.
Speaker 3: But in a lot of these platforms, when you're banned,
Speaker 3: it's like for a day or two, and they'll even
Speaker 3: change the way it's worded. They'll say permanently banned. They
Speaker 3: have like from the platform say Twitch, will be like,
Speaker 3: you know, Hassan or whoever was permanently banned, And then
Speaker 3: they're like, well, what we mean is permanently banned for
Speaker 3: you know, two or three days. We're not going to
Speaker 3: get rid of him because he makes us a lot
Speaker 3: of money.
Speaker 2: You know, you just brought me so much joy because
Speaker 2: I realized how bad Hassan's day is going to be
Speaker 2: today