Speaker 1: Evil, sneaky cat, fraudulent assholes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and they suck money from taxpayers.
Speaker 3: Why do we constantly have to say this?
Speaker 4: What is wrong with these psycho They're just making crap up?
Oh my god, they go along, Hello, good morning, greetings
and salutations on this fine Thursday, everybody.
Speaker 3: How are we so formal? So formal? Did you did
you know that somebody in our insiders posted the old
video of us from when Rich made us use that
pink background? Do you remember that? Yes? I do? Rich
so funny And they were just like super happy that
they had met Rich at the meet and greet and
they were like, this guy that made them use the
pink background. So I love that. That is his legacy.
That is just like see he's probably like, oh my
had to rob had to crawl under it and then
like pop back.
Speaker 5: The whole thing.
Speaker 3: The whole episode was so hilarious, ridiculous.
Speaker 2: But and that was like in our w IBC days
where we had it behind us in our office.
Speaker 3: It was so weird, it was so bad. So I'm
wearing pink in honor of that. Oh good, that's really
actually not that just sort of happened. That's super nice.
Speaker 2: I think do I need to mention something real quick
in just one second.
Speaker 3: Because yeah, because I first wanted to say that. We
got an email speaking of old times and memories from Tammy.
Tammy wrote us and said, you know what I really
miss I really miss Tammy. I really miss when you
guys were on the radio and you had the sound
of the screaming.
Speaker 2: Goat for Discus screamingat Discus Friday.
Speaker 3: We're bringing it back, bringing it back thanks to Tammy's email.
You are now sometimes if I remember, you gonna hear
a screaming goat.
Speaker 2: I have one. I mean I have one around here somewhere.
I got to find it.
Speaker 3: I'll break it out. We can both use the screaming goats.
Speaker 2: I have a streaming goat and I trump bubblehead and
a dancing Jesus.
Speaker 3: So those don't. Those don't They don't make noise. They
don't make noise. So the screaming goat, I feel like
that's a throwback. And the people have spoken and we
aimed to please. So there you go.
Speaker 2: Too bad, we can't do disco on Fridays. We'd bring
all of it back.
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Speaker 3: Do it, do it. So I feel like yesterday was
a big good news day. Yeah, there was just lots
of good news. We needed it, and yesterday, yeah, I
feel like, well we've needed a day, We've earned it. Yeah,
Like it was just good news. Like there was no
news that I was like.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, terrible, which is like every other day, right,
every single like news dropped from yesterday.
Speaker 3: I was just like, that's that's great, that's amazing, this
is awesome. And so we're gonna go through some of
those good news bites today with little bites of news.
And I know in this particular segment, I have some
things out of order, so I'm just I'm sorry about
that in advance, but that's just the way things turned out.
But we're first going to begin with the first bit
of good news from the Supreme Court, and this was
of course in the Louisiana versus Calais I don't even
know if I'm saying that right, but regardless, it was
a six to three decisions. So this was on party lines,
as they would say. And essentially it struck down Louisiana's
second majority black congressional district saying that is unconstitutional racial
Jerry Mandarin. And so it was not a complete strikedown
of the Voting Rights Act, but it was a It
kind of puts limits on the application of Section two
of the Voting Rights Act, which means that you can't
states can't just decide, well, we're going to make black districts.
That's not a right that they can do. And that's
a good thing. Like you should all be very very happy. Yeah,
this was the ruling. I don't understand like Democrats are
the racist ones. I feel like they are.
Speaker 2: They're digging their heels and all and all this stuff,
but I mean that the race the only, the only racism.
Well granted they're a racists on our side too, I'm sure,
but like they are displaying it full force because they
just they want everything, all of their policies, everything that
they do, to be guided by race. It's just so ridiculous,
you guys. And there's no such thing as reverse racism.
Speaker 3: I see that too. There's no such thing. It's just racism,
you know it is. I mean, yeah, it's just an
easy definition. It kind of applies across the board.
Speaker 2: And they want so they want so badly to choose
like who votes for them, and that's not.
Speaker 3: How America works, it's not how any I well, and
everything has gotten so I mean, it's should like when
you look at a state and the map of districts,
it should make sense geographically, like if you live in
this area, that's your little district and then the next
one over is that, you know what I mean. But
now that we've got like the lobster clawed districts and things,
the lines just make no sense. It's crazy. And I'm
not saying only Democrats do that, because that's not true.
But it's gotten ridiculous and it needs to just go
back to normal, right, and that's this is one step
in the right direction.
Speaker 2: So yeah, but I think I think they're freaked out
that if it goes back to normal, like you say,
then they'll start losing. They will, Yeah, this is the thing.
So they are digging their heels in because they want to.
Speaker 3: Cheat exactly they know that that is the only way.
So Trump was very very pleased, obviously with this result.
And here is what he tweeted about if you want.
Speaker 2: To read this today six to three Supreme Court decision
in the Calay case is a big win for equal
protection to the laws. It returns the Voting Rights Act
to its original intent, which is to protect against intentional
racial discrimination. Thank you to brilliant Justice Samuel Alito for
authoring this important and appropriate opinion. Congratulations President Donald J.
Speaker 3: Trump. Good day. It was a good day, right, that
was And that was just the beginning, Like that was
just the beginning of the good day. And naturally all
the people that were like, hey, Virginia, these are this
is great. All this new redistricting is great. The same
people are like now losing their shit about this. So
it's just so funny. So Hakeem Jeffries tweeted about this
and he was like, voter suppression is a way of
life for Donald Trump and far right extremists on the
Supreme Court. Whatever publicans know they cannot win a free
and fair election in November, so they're desperate to rig it.
Will never let them succeed. Geiger Capital, responding Scotus. You
can't draw congressional districts based on the color of people's skin. Democrats,
this is far right extremism, I mean absolute race scrifters. Totally.
This is what they are.
Speaker 2: They're trying to scare people into thinking that it is
some sort of far right extremists, like we want everything.
Speaker 3: To be fair.
Speaker 2: We don't look at you based on the melanin content
and in your skin.
Speaker 3: Democrats do. Who's the racist?
Speaker 6: Now?
Speaker 3: I mean they're so transparently they are right, but there
are so many stupid people who buy into that crap. Yeah,
it's true. And so just to give you an example
of like all the pearl clutching over this, it's so
absolutely absurd. Here is you know, Democrats are currently freaking
out over Florida's proposed gerrymandered map, and then look at Illinois. Right,
they don't get to be mad, you know what I mean,
Like this is just they their outrage is so phony,
so absolutely phony.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 3: I mean we're kind of used to that though, right, Yeah,
totally used to that. I want to make sure because
this is where I got all out of order. So
I'm just going to kind of reorder things in real time.
But speaking of Florida, it is now official. It's even
more official than this tweet from Nick Sordor so Ronda
Santis is when he tweeted this Ronda Santis is new
congressional map for Florida which positioned Republicans to win an
extra four seats in the US House, fully past the
Senate twenty one to seventeen. And it also got signed.
And I just want to point out this all happened
in like forty eight hours. That is how effective of
a governor. Just Santas guys got early on eight minutes
in and I'm perin, I mean crazy, guys, it's just
so good. And so speaking of what might happen in
the state of Florida as a result, this will mean you, guys,
that W. Wasserman Schultz could potentially finally be gone. Hallelujah.
Speaker 7: Florida is now the latest state to join the nationwide
redistricting battle with a new proposed congressional map that could
give Republicans four new seats in Florida. This is what
the map looks like now, and this is what it
could look like. It would eliminate as many as four
Democratic representatives from both Central and South Florida, including eleven
term Democratic Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz, who in a statement
called the proposal an effort to quote steel seats for Republicans.
Speaker 3: Yeah, of course, she called it that she needs to go.
Speaker 2: She's been in Congress whatever twenty one years, you guys.
Speaker 3: That's insane.
Speaker 2: People get so comfortable in the hot tub, and that's
precisely what she's done.
Speaker 3: She needs to go, her and her Ramen hair. That's
so true. Oh my gosh. All right, so now moving on.
Of course, we talked about this yesterday, the whole Comy
indictment with the seashells and all the things. So Todd
Blanche was on with Major Garrett and did this was
like a six minute master class in how to respond
to ridiculous questions from the press. We are obviously not
going to include all six minutes, but we do have
a little bit of how Todd Blanche handled these questions
from Major Garrett. It was beautiful. Check it out, mister Blanche.
Speaker 8: You lived this history much more than I did. But
I'm going to paraphrase what you said about the hush
money case that was brought in New York. You said
at the time, suppose of these serious people were bringing
unseerious charges and warping the language and the facts and
the law because there was a political imperative beyond that.
Are you telling the American people this morning that this
is a serious case, and this is a serious set
of charges, and that laws and facts are not being
warped to carry out a political agenda.
Speaker 9: Look at the indictments. Not for me to decide, that's
for the American people decide. And if you think, if
anybody in this country thinks, especially what happened over the
past couple of years with respect to President Trump, that
it is okay for anybody to threaten the president of
the United States, that it is okay to threaten the
president of the United States, and then have the media
or others say, well, that's not serious, then we have
a bigger problem than I even imagined in this country.
Of course, it's serious when you threaten the president of
the United States, and anybody that tries to put forward
some narrative that this is just about seashells or something
to the contrary is missing the point. You cannot threaten
the president of the United States. That's not my decision.
That's Congress's decision in a law that they passed. And
so yes, of course this is a serious case.
Speaker 3: Mister Blanche.
Speaker 8: Did the President of United States in any way direct
you to pursue this matter?
Speaker 3: Of course not.
Speaker 9: Absolutely positively not, And there's no suggestion that that's the
case that happened. And the fact that we're doing our work.
This is not something that just happened in the past
couple of weeks. This is something that has been investigated
for for nearly a year now, and the result of
that investigation is a grand jury return to indictment.
Speaker 8: Critics of you and this administration, mister Blanche suggested, this
is an audition to become the nominee to be Attorney general,
is it?
Speaker 9: I don't even know what that means. We work hard
every single day. The Department of Justice returns over one
hundred indictments across this country every single day and making
this country safe. And so this narrative, this idea out
there that somehow I'm auditioning. I've worked with President Trump
for many, many years. I don't audition for this job.
I've been the Deputy Attorney General for over a year. Okay,
this is not an audition.
Speaker 8: And you are confident this case will result in a conviction.
Speaker 9: I do not comment on convictions, and no prosecutor ever should.
What I'm confident about is that there's been a two
count indictment returned and mister Comy will get his day
in court.
Speaker 3: So that was really, really good. He did a great job.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And we do have a serious problem in this
country because they the left has dehumanized Trump to the
point where it's like, so what if we threaten to
kill him? So what if we try to kill them?
So what I mean, they've done that and then they
do it to conservatives by default. So we do have
a serious problem in this country. It's a problem, and
they're acting as if. I see so all over the
interwebs and on TV too. I saw yesterday where there's
like it's a both sides problem.
Speaker 3: Oh, for God's it's not. It's simply not.
Speaker 2: But they are trying so hard to dig their heels
in and act like you know that because I think
a lot of these people, you know, it's the whole
cognitive dissonance thing where they just are at the point
where they're like, got our party.
Speaker 3: It may be crazy, but no, no, No, I've been.
Speaker 2: I'm invested now, so I can't admit that everything that
I believe in is whack.
Speaker 3: And it's just what I mean. Do you remember, like
during Biden's presidency, do you remember seeing tiktoks and reels
of people on the right wishing for his death? Now,
because I don't now, I guess it's possible that I
missed them. But that's the thing about it not being
a both sides issue. That's just not how we operate now,
you know what I mean. No, we're too busy guy,
and also not want him to die totally.
Speaker 2: I never I never wish that on him. I never
wish it on Obama, never wished it on Bill Clinton. Yeah,
I mean, this is the thing is different. We are
not the same.
Speaker 3: You guys. We are going to show you Trump's response
to what happened to Komy in just a second, but
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It's the blue or the original, but that Churo's one
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It's changed my life. I've got I've got so many
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we have chips all the time in our house and
we're like, people come over, it's the first thing we
whip out is the chips and like salsa and all
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the chemicals. Heck, yeah, totally.
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slash chicks. Do it, do it? Okay. So Trump held
a press yesterday in which he was asked about his
thoughts on James Comy. And you know how Trump is,
he doesn't hold back how he feels. Here's a little
bit of what he said.
Speaker 10: Well, if anybody knows anything about crime, they know eighty six.
Speaker 3: You know what he said. It's a mob term for
kill them.
Speaker 10: You know, you ever see the movies eighty six and
the mobster says to one of his wonderful.
Speaker 3: Associates, eighty six that means kill them.
Speaker 1: It's I think of it.
Speaker 3: As a mob term.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: People think of it as something having to do with disappearing.
Speaker 10: But the mob uses that term to say when they
want to kill somebody, they say eighty six the son
of a gun.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to keep the language station clears.
Speaker 3: They don't use that.
Speaker 10: Term son of again to use another term, but that's
a mob term for kill them kill.
Speaker 2: I mean the fact that he has to explain that,
come on, we all know what it meant. He knows
what he meant. I'm so sick of liberals try and
make excuses for this. I mean, it just stumbled upon it.
Speaker 3: He had no idea. Yeah, he's just the head of
the f behind. That's no idea. He doesn't know what
I think. Isn't his whole book, like or at least
isn't a part of his book about coding and like,
you know, the secret sort of FBI tactics and all
of the things, Like reading his book, the way that
he tries to come off as like ho, you know,
just folks, you know what I mean? Dude so full
of shit. And I'm just curious. Did they raid his house?
Speaker 2: Did they go through his wife's underwear drawers?
Speaker 3: Did they do that? Probably not. I'd really like to
see a purp walk with him. I'd like to see it. Well,
we'll definitely get a mugshot, because I do. I think
he turned himself in and so you know, he'll be
he'll have gotten booked and fingerprinted and all the things,
and so we should have a mugshot. He'll probably like
smile and try to look all boyish and look at me.
I'm yeah, guy, folksy book. I'm proud of you. No
you're not, because I know what eighty six means, and
so do you.
Speaker 1: Lord.
Speaker 3: All right, moving on. There were also some great moments
yesterday in a hearing on Capitol Hill with Pete Hegseth
and he's he's good at these you guys. He's very
very good, and he doesn't put up with any bull
crap he tangled with and he had a great opening
statement which you can obviously go and check out. But
he also had very specific criticism for some of the
ways that Democrats have been referring to the conflict in
Iran's calling it a quagmire, for example, which is utterly ridiculous.
And he made sure that the person he heard talk
about that Representative Garah Mendi, he made sure that he
knew exactly how he felt about the use of the
term quagmire.
Speaker 11: I hope you appreciate how reckless it is. And I
said recklessffeckless, and defeatist of congressional Democrats at the beginning.
That came after watching you say the same thing on
CNN this morning.
Speaker 3: A quagmire.
Speaker 11: My generation served in a quagmire in Iraq and Afghanistan,
years and years of nebulous missions in utopian nameation building
that led us to nothing what we have right now.
The way you stain the troops when you tell them
two months in two months in congressman, you should know better.
Shame on you calling this a quagmire. Two months in
the effort, what they've undertaken, what they've succeeded, the success
on the battlefield that could create strategic opportunities, the courage
of a president confront and nuclear Iran, and you call
it a quagmire, handing propaganda to our enemies. Shame on
you for that statement. And statements like that are reckless
to our troops. Don't say I support the troops on
one hand, and then a two month mission is a quagmire.
That's a false equivalation. Who you cheering for here, who
you're pulling for? Our troops are doing incredible work. They've
done incredible things for the entirety of this mission and
achieved incredible battlefield successes.
Speaker 3: And you sit there and go on.
Speaker 11: TV for your clickbait about quagmires.
Speaker 3: That was hot?
Speaker 8: Was it hot?
Speaker 3: Or what time I read the word quagmire? Though, I'm like, diggity,
you know what.
Speaker 2: I mean, Like totally everybody blood people at our are
chatter like, yeah, right now, it's totally hot. And listen,
he is. He is the real deal. Like there's just
nothing inauthentic about that guy. He loves the military, he
supports them, like he is the perfect guy for this job.
Speaker 3: He really is. I mean, he really is. And I
you know, listen, when he was first named, I was
like what and then like the as soon as he
assumed the role, It's like it just made all the sense.
And it continues to make all the sense. I can't
see him anybody on Fox anymore. I know, like that,
it seems surprising to me that that was what he
did before, right, you know what I mean, doesn't make
any sense now. One of the Democrats, Representative Jacobs, had
the absolute audacity to ask Pete Hegseth about Trump's mental stability.
This is a question she never asked about Joe Biden,
and he completely called her out on that. As you
will see right here, do you believe that the president
is mentally stable enough to be the commander in chief?
Speaker 11: Did you ask the same question of Joe Biden for
four years?
Speaker 3: Mister secretary, Joe Biden is not the president. Mister Trump
has been president for a year and a half.
Speaker 11: And I'm asking you, and I won't even engage with
the level of disparagement that you're putting on the commander
in chief, who, indeed is I mean every.
Speaker 6: Mister secretary, single day, mister secretary, Biden is not the president.
Speaker 11: This most insightful commander in chief we've had in generations,
And you want to compare, You want to ask that
question after you and your fellow Democrats defended Joe Biden,
who could barely speak and this you know, an auto pen.
We've been a Secretary of Defense who went a wall
for a week.
Speaker 3: I will replay my time good.
Speaker 2: I love that gutter pete, you inger and slut like
I swear like that.
Speaker 3: What kind of question was that? I mean the fact
that anybody ever asks that ever is so preposterous. It
is he just went through.
Speaker 2: It is hypocritical, like beyond hypocritical, it's insanity. Like these
people are such projecting grifters.
Speaker 3: This is what they do. They put everything that they
do off on us. We see you, and we know
exactly what you're doing. He was exactly right when he said,
you guys are all just here for your sound bites.
Here was another great example. This was a representative car
by y'all. I don't even know if I'm saying that right.
I've never heard of him until yesterday, but he basically
just decided I'm going to call Pete a bunch of names,
and Pete was just sitting there going, okay.
Speaker 12: Mister haig Seth, I stand by what I said. Last
time you were here, you were incompetent. Then you're incompetent now,
and you're the gift that keeps on giving when it
comes to incompetence. With that, mister chairman, I y'll beck, gentlemen,
yels back, you're not other than that I'm doing, gentlemen,
the Mississippi miskilling God.
Speaker 3: But other than that, I'm doing great. That's all he had.
Speaker 2: That's all You're incompetent, and that's how I'm going to
I'm going to use my time by just calling you incompetent.
I'm not going to ask any questions. I'm not going
to engage in civil discourse. I'm just gonna say that
you're incompetent like three times and then say I'm done.
Speaker 3: Okay. I mean, what's the point except to do to
get the sound bite right? Right? These and I mean,
we're playing it. It's just we're playing reaction to it, right,
which was Beautiful's exactly right.
Speaker 2: Like these people are elected by Americans, you guys, they're elected.
Speaker 3: And sometimes multiple times, like over and over and over.
Speaker 2: As evidenced by Debbie Wasserman Schultz for twenty one years.
Speaker 3: God, somebody in the comments said that we have ruined
Romen for them. I'm so sorry, because I love Robin.
I know, I know. You just gotta You've got to compartmentalize.
You got to do it, Yeah, separate the two. You
have to separate it. Or if you're Candae Owens, you
can comprementalize. That's right.
Speaker 2: It's a macabre, it's very it's a predictabent. I guess
I don't know whatever she would call that.
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Speaker 2: My mom does the same thing too. She's like, what
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Speaker 3: I know? Okay, So now we need to dedicate some
time to Erica Kirk, who God love her. I mean,
I just love that woman. I love her. Sorry, cannot
help it. Sorry, not sorry. She is a woman, she
is a godly woman who needs support from everybody, and
we're going to give it to her. And so we're
going to talk about Candaceum obviously because she is the
supreme demon that I mentioned in the title here. I'm
sure that was I'm sure that was not a hard
guess for everybody. And so we're going to start with
a post that explained I guess Candace's absence from her
own show for the past several days. It was so
much better when she was gone, Like the world was
just more god Like, stay on vacation forever, beyond forever.
It's so nice when she's really yeah yeah. And so
she posted a couple of family snaps, including this these
two she and then she gave a quote from the
Bible and talked about baptism. She got confirmed in her
home church in the UK apparently. I know she went
to Rome like for family vacation, but then this is
a part of why she was gone, and so she just.
Speaker 2: To interject, I'm sorry, what is the headband? Is that
like a karate kid thing?
Speaker 3: What is she doing? But that's what everybody was totally
comparing her to karate Kid yesterday. But really it's okay,
some sort of like some special ritual.
Speaker 2: I don't know, really, I don't because I was Catholic
for a couple of years and I don't remember the
karate kid headband I was. I was never given one.
Somebody's going to have to let me know what that is.
Speaker 3: So, I mean, I saw this post and I was
so grossed out by it immediately, just thinking she's.
Speaker 2: The least family oriented, well and the least Christian behaving
person I've ever seen, and so this all just feels
fake and gay to use her it's fake and gay,
like your husband, yes, and it just you know, she'll
say these things about like, you know, her faith and
all this stuff, and I'm just like, how do you
reconcile your behavior.
Speaker 3: With any of that, you know what I mean? And
then I thought, well, maybe I thought this for like
a half an hour before I came to my senses.
I thought maybe something happened at this confirmation ceremony where
she actually was changed. God, you were outful, and I
was a fifteen minute window of hope that I had
got even that I like even reposted those pictures and
I said, is it possible that she'll be less evil now?
Or you know, no, it's not possible. It's not all
it says.
Speaker 2: It's performative, and she's a demon performative. Yeah, I'm surprised
the Holy water didn't burn her.
Speaker 3: So so anyway, that happened. And then on the Charlie
Kirk Show, we knew, I think we said earlier in
the week we that Erica was planning on making a
statement about what happened at the White House correspondence dinner.
She was planning going to make a statement yesterday, and
she did, and and then the entire Charlie Kirk Show
was like just clips of Charlie, you know, I'll reminiscent
clips of his you know, back and forth with various
students on various campuses. But she released like an almost
nine minute statement which is worth the listen from beginning
to end. Because she was just so like there was
just sort of this steely resolve, like this righteous anger. Yeah,
because I thought it was perfect.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: It's like she is looking at all these people, Candice mostly,
and it's like, you know, you guys have fay'd long enough.
I've been quiet, I've been classy. I've been over here
raising my kids, doing my thing, trying to you know,
run the business that was left to me because.
Speaker 3: My husband was murdered.
Speaker 11: Yep.
Speaker 3: Now and now you're going to fo yeah, and now
I'm not going to be quiet now. And you know
she I expect that she probably will be quiet like
she's been quiet, right, But I think she's going to
be more vocal, or maybe her team will be more vocal,
or a combination of both. But everybody was vocal yesterday,
and I was loving it. Right.
Speaker 2: It's been what six months since it happened, seven months?
Seven months, It's been seven months since it happened, and
she is probably like, I cannot believe the narrative that
is out there now, how people have taken this and
grifted and twisted it and made it something that it
is not. I mean, these people are despicable demons, is
what they are awful.
Speaker 3: Then I bet she has reached the up. Right, She's
reached up which she cannot put like you would say,
that's exactly mean. I'm so here for it. Oh, I
just it's every time she speaks, I'm like on the
edge of my seat, riveted. I want to hear every
last word. And so we'll play a few clips from
her almost nine minute statement. And the first thing that
she talked about, or one of the first things she
talked about, is why she went, because again, she can
never do anything right. According to the Internet, if she cries,
then it's fake. If she doesn't cry, then what's wrong
with her? You know what I mean? Like, there's literally
no way she can win, ever at all, on anything.
So she's been getting a lot of questions why did
you even go? Like why were you even just why
did you want the attention? Why did you even go?
So she explained why she went, and here is her explanation.
Speaker 13: And everyone is asking why I even went to the
White House Correspondent Center, And it was because many of
the journalists in that room have attempted to dehumanize me,
and I.
Speaker 3: Wanted to meet some of them face to face.
Speaker 13: Quite frankly, why have a conversation about me when you
can have a conversation with me. So, for example, the
journalists from the Daily Mail came up to me. She
introduced herself, and she was saying, she was very gracious.
She was saying, you look so beautiful. I'm so sorry
for your laws, to which I replied, it is so
nice to put a name to the face, especially with
all of the slander, the lies, accusations that are out
there surrounding my husband's murder and myself. And I said
to her, you know, it's so interesting. This is my
first time at the White House, correspondent Cinner, and I
find it so fascinating the dynamic that is going on
right now, because everyone is all dressed up, and you
guys are co mingling in and out of each other's
cocktail parties. And so for one night you were able
to put aside all of your differences for the sake
of freedom of speech, and then by Monday morning things
will go back to being an absolute bloodbath between all
of you, to.
Speaker 3: Which she replied, literally, she said.
Speaker 13: I know, isn't it special, right, isn't tonight so special?
Speaker 3: My god? Yeah, she's she's God. She's calling them out.
Speaker 2: She's like, I see you, I see you for what
you are and what you've tried to do to me. God,
I just and the all black like. People are like,
why is she wearing that?
Speaker 3: Why? Why wouldn't why not? Mock yaz. She was just
cas she wears I wear a baseball hat literally every
other day, right every other day.
Speaker 2: I just I thought it was kind of terminator to
very Linda Hamilton esque, you know, with the black which
I kind of like.
Speaker 3: I like the I mean she said there, yeah, she
looked bad at Yeah, it was awesome. She also talked
about just the problem with our current culture, and I
mean she just spoke so eloquently about that. Here is
a little bit of that piece.
Speaker 13: And while we may have big problems with the legal
immigration in this country, I have to tell you we
have an even bigger problem when it comes to the
systemic and doctrination and radicalization of our own citizens. This
is what got my husband killed, This is what has
led to three legitimate attempts on President Trump's life. And
I can speak firsthand to that unbearable toll that this
must take on our first lady. There has never been
a president who has faced this many assassination attempts in
American's entire history, and after each one, the reaction from
the far left has been, at best a shrug and
in some cases, a sick disappointment that the shooter was unsuccessful.
Speaker 2: I'm really glad that she I mean, it's so sweet
of her to call out Milania because people are so
awful to her, just like they're awful to Erica, they're
awful to Milania.
Speaker 3: I mean, Malania has been through that three times. You
could tell, like this latest time, she was there, right,
and there are pictures of her looking absolutely terrified.
Speaker 2: Meanwhile, you know Trump, I think I sent a meme
to you guys in our our group chat where he's
just like, what your first time? You know, I mean,
because he's he's so used to getting shot at and
she's how sad?
Speaker 3: Is that right? And she's not okay.
Speaker 2: She's his wife, and I can only imagine the terror
that she felt, and people just don't care. The lack
of humanity in our country is staggering.
Speaker 3: It's just yeah, that's it's the worst. This it does.
Speaker 2: And I know Erica talked about that, and it's and
it makes me really really sad. And the people that
are that need that message the most will not receive it.
Speaker 3: No, And in fact, the people that need the message
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delighted about this. But Erica called out Candace by name,
which so many of her so called friends seem incapable
of doing. But she did it, and I was glad
to hear it. I think that's the clip that I
have next. Check this out. And this culture we're living in.
Speaker 13: Absorbs disagreement as a form of personal betrayal. It turns
having an opposing viewpoint into a moral crime worthy of punishment.
And here's what I've realized through all of this, truly,
having lived through quite literal hell these past seven months.
If you strip someone of their humanity long enough, you
will arrive at the chilling conclusion that they don't.
Speaker 3: Deserve to exist at all.
Speaker 13: Right, every morning I wake up to a new headlinelining
about me. I have comedians dressing up in whiteface. I
have people saying I'm not fit to be CEO, and
I have Cannis Owens claiming I murdered my husband, and
the list goes on and on and on. There is
a serious epidemic of dehumanization plaguing this country. The most
unthinkable tragedies have now become commonplace in our daily headlines,
and yet the media finds a way to conveniently explain
away violence.
Speaker 2: It's true, she's one hundred percent correct, and then Cannas
is like clutching her freaking pearls, going, I didn't say that.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, her reaction, Oh I can't. I just
want to say all the words. She is a demon.
She's absolutely the worst person right.
Speaker 2: Now, and anybody who apologizes for her is just as bad.
Speaker 3: You know, Yeah, I mean it. Like what I've noticed
that I check my mentions on Twitter less and less
and it makes me happier. Look, I'm much happier when
I'm not seeing all the crazy. But yesterday I did
spend some time looking at some of the replies to
some my retweets and things like that, and it's an
instant block for anyone who's a cult follower of hers.
I want nothing to do with your with you on
Instagram too, Yeah, I try to. I mean I can't
get them all. It's like roaches. Yes, totally, totally. So
towards the end of her statement to Erica also channeled
Charlie as she led into sort of this memory version
of their show, and it was just cool because you
can hell again. There was like this steely resolve about her,
and she's showing that she is not backing down and
she is willing to fight to preserve his legacy and
to carry the torch. And here's how she introed the
rest of the show.
Speaker 13: I am choosing to fight for America from my children,
for your children, and for our humanity. So we all
need to do our part, and by the grace of God,
we will succeed, and America will remain what she was
always called to be, a shining city on a hill,
a light to the world. So let me give you
a perfect example of how it's done. My husband did
it best and left us the blueprint on how to
have uncomfortable conversations with those who disagree.
Speaker 3: Here we go, God bless her. I loved that. I
loved it too, I really loved it. I miss them,
I know, I just miss him.
Speaker 2: Yes, And so many people that are that claimed to
be on the right that are now basically they've always
been leftist in my opinion, but I mean, like they
it's like they don't care about America.
Speaker 3: You know, he cared.
Speaker 2: He was out there doing it, and he was having
the hard conversations and being gracious about it, you know,
And these people want to destroy his legacy. And they
were never his friend to begin with, you.
Speaker 3: Know, not even close. And it's amazing how insulting they
all are to Charlie. I mean, people who claim to
care about him are insulting him so much because as
a husband, and ostensibly a great one at that, they're
the only thing that he the most important thing for
him to do when he was on this earth is
to protect his family. And so the fact that he
can't now and all of these evil demon people are
hurting the thing that he cared about the most. How
do they not see how evil they're.
Speaker 2: Being to his memory, you know what I mean, why
say that they're demon God?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's not actually strong enough of a word, right,
And the people.
Speaker 2: You know, and you know who I'm talking about, but
the people who will say, oh, she's not doing this,
or he's not doing this, or I don't see what
the problem is, or I'm just going to ignore it
when I don't ignore anything else, those people are just
as bad. You're You're an accomplice in all of it.
It's just terrible, Like I'm there's I can there's so
much disappointment across the board, and so many people I know,
it's like I don't have enough disappointment to go around.
Speaker 12: Crazy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you start to see who the real the real
deals are, you know. Yeah. So I was waiting, I
know everybody was kind of waiting to see, well, how
in the world is Candace going to react to the
fact that she has been called out in this direct
of a way. And it, of course was everybody as
evil and horrendous as you might expect it to be.
In fact, Candace retweeted Baron Coleman, who's like one of
her closest allies at this point, and both of them
were so just unforgivingly awful to Erica in response to
her statement. And so what you'll see is Baron Coleman tweeting,
what's going on with this weird pre record on the
Charlie Kirk Show. An angry lady in a server's costume
from an Italian restaurant and for some reason a trucker
hat tossed some word salad. And now they're just playing
old clips of Charlie Kirk. So Candice piled on saying,
very uncomfortable to watch, painful promptery. Oh my god, that's right.
Is a fine one to talk a speech clearly written
by someone else, objectively terrible. So they'll now pay for
people to tell us otherwise. Also, of everything I've said
about Erica, she chooses to respond to something I never said.
They always lie. There's such a lie, and it's such
a lie. It's such what is happening? Yeah, the audacity.
She said it, I mean she said it. She doesn't
ever say it directly, which is what you know. This
is her. This is how she gets around like a
direct defamation. She never directly says she said that Erica
killed Charlie, but she said Eric Erica should go straight
to Jake. I have all the examples, I know. I mean,
I'm not making the I'm not defending her. My point
is she can easily and truthfully say I have never
said Erica killed Charlie. That's the point. And she does
that on purpose because she's an evil demon, you guys.
Speaker 14: And so this is the people who buy into that BS.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, they're all idiot, idiot cult members exactly.
Speaker 2: It's like we always say, I hope somebody loves you
enough to get you out of your cult, because that's
precisely what you're in. If you cannot think critically and
understand and just see with your eyes what she has
done and how she has made her money over the
past seven months, there's no helping you.
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Speaker 15: Uh what?
Speaker 3: Tucker Candid dibaccle dibaccle Say Buckley of course, disgusting brother.
Of course Buckley did right. So Uh, Marissa Hanson, some
cult member said, Candice Owens has never once said that
Erica Kirk murdered her husband, and Buckley chimed right in, no,
she hasn't, and this is an outrageous straw man bs.
Americans just want the truth. Why is that so hard
to attain or too much to ask? It's like they're
the big truth seekers, these people.
Speaker 2: I mean, they will go to the ends of the
earth and just like they will dig in on their
cognitive dissonance, like they want so badly to protect Candace.
Speaker 3: What the hell I know, I'm it. And obviously you know,
Buckley is part of the Candace family now. And so
Candace chose to respond to that tweet, of course, and
let me get that on the screen. Where is it there?
It is, so, she said, And when when the people
correctly point out that she that she lied, they will
inevitably tell us it's our fault for noticing because she
lost her husband. It's a merry go round from hell.
So she's all like, yeah, I never said that. That's
basically I'm the victim. Yeah, Candace, I'm the victim.
Speaker 2: What a giant, raging narcissist, right, Yeah, I cannot Yeah.
Speaker 3: So let's get into how ridiculous the notion is that
she's never said Erica Kirk murdered her husband. She has
not said that directly. She has said everything around it
to say exactly that. And of course that's what her
entire cult following thinks at this point, and it has
to do with things like this. Do you guys remember
this thumbnail? She deleted it after all the backlash, but
I'm not forgetting it. I'm not forgetting that she had
Erica holding a gun pointed right at Charlie's neck. That
is on purpose, shit right there. Okay, that's not just like,
oh that just sort of happened when we read the thumbnail.
Speaker 2: No absolute evil that because diabolical is what that is.
Speaker 3: One hundred percent. Hopefully you can read this list, so yeah,
can you read that list of quotes from Canadas?
Speaker 2: I'll do my best, Okay, Okay, Yeah, you lied about
your whereabouts in the morning of September tenth. You said
that you were accompanying your mother as she was receiving
a treatment. You're lying, you would be lying. The question
is why Erica Kirk should be dragged into a police
precinct for questioning that was a big one for me.
The amount evidence that is now piling up against Erica
Kirk is almost akin to an NBC Dateline episode. We
are way beyond coincidence. This is now a full blown conspiracy.
We reveal why our investigation has led us to believe
Erica was not with her mother when Charlie was shot.
I receive an explosive series of tips that Erica Kirk
was not with her mother on September tenth. It is
the general tone that is off putting. It is the
laughter that is off putting. We are not even two
weeks after watching your husband be assassinated.
Speaker 3: And this is not an exhaustive list. Now, the number
of times she has tried to implicate Erica in being
responsible in some fashion for the death of Charlie Kirk,
it's ridiculous. She does this all the time. She cannot
deny it, and then she's like, I didn't do it.
There's hires. Oh my. She is the worst person on
the planets, the worst. It's the absolute worst. So more
folks from GPUSA speaking out, which I love. Blake Nef
has always been pretty vocal, but he also responded to
Buckley and Candace and said Candace has said that Erica
has lied about Charlie's death, has lied about her actions
and locations prior to Charlie's death, is part of a
conspiracy around Charlie's death and should be arrested and put
on trial for Charlie's death. And that is just in
a few minutes of the clip above that he attached.
I could find countless more This I'm not touching you.
I'm not touching you crap is pathetic and obnoxious.
Speaker 2: So if she doesn't think that she had a part
in it, then why she's saying out loud. I didn't
say this I have I didn't say any of this.
You see all of these quotes, I mean, we could
give you like a ton more.
Speaker 3: How does she respond to that?
Speaker 2: I guess it's well, I didn't actually say I think
that she murdered her husband. So that's how she gets
like a get out of jail free card with all
this bullshit. Basically, this woman diebiacle just diabolical in every way.
Speaker 3: So then Andrew Colvett came out with this text exchange
between Candace and Aubrey Laish I think is her last name.
She's the one that did this big production like some
ten minute selfie video back in February saying, here's why
I left Turning Point and I just can't work there anymore.
And basically she tried to act as though this all
happened super organically, and then it turns out that she
and Candace had actually been talking way back in December.
Both of them separately tried to act as though Aubrey's
quitting Turning Point that was like the first time they
ever talked. But now there's a bunch of speculation that
Aubrey is in fact one of the leakers, that was
a leaker early on. Candace denies that, but I mean,
she's already been caught in this lie. So Candace saying
that she never claimed that Erica had anything to do
with Charlie's death was totally counteracted by this tweet. Now,
I know it's very, very hard to read, but at
the bottom of it, she was she was basically having
this conversation with Aubrey, saying, Erica has agreed to come
to Nashville. She's gonna come, and I'm gonna get to
ask her anything I want, And I'm going to start
with why did you murder your husband? That's a Candace quote. Okay,
so Andrew posting this was just like, I mean, I
was loving this. A response she basically was like, that's
not real, it's not written. That's a joke, and you're
taking it out of context. Here's her response. Please read My.
Speaker 2: God, why don't you go Max and show the full
context of that conversation entirely, not just to screen grab.
It was an obvious joke, mocking the absurd neo Kon
notion at that time that anybody who had a single
question toward Erica was guilty and accusing her of murder.
Insert the full context and the specific person I was
mocking in that throughout for sharing that sentiment and for
once stop lying is she?
Speaker 3: And she really? And why?
Speaker 2: And my listen, I'm just maybe maybe I'm just missing
something here. But she has basically accused her of murder,
So why is she doubling down on saying that she didn't?
Is she afraid of being sued for defamation?
Speaker 3: Is that what it is?
Speaker 2: Probably That's what I'm wondering, Like, why is she Why
is she doubling down on?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 2: No, I haven't said anything like this over the past
seven months of literally making gajillions of dollars off of
people who are dumb asses who just buy into this crap.
I'm just wondering, like, why is she doubling down on
the I didn't say it. I didn't say it when
clearly she's insinuated and said it.
Speaker 3: She has an entire series on the Bride of Charlie.
What is the point if not to connect her to
her husband's murderer. There's literally no point.
Speaker 2: Exactly, Like, I don't understand why she's trying to be
a victim now, because you literally are the person who
has demonized, for you are the reason for the demonization.
And I love this comment from Victoria Lopez ninety four.
I love it bring daytime soap operas back so these
whin mommies can have other drama to watch. And it's true, right,
they get all these like moms that just are wanting
They just they feed on this because they have nothing
else and they just want so badly to have the
drama in there.
Speaker 3: And they love this.
Speaker 2: It's like high school for them all over again. And
Candace knows it, and she's.
Speaker 3: To her audience, man may get a ton of money
off these broads. It's so bad And the other thing
that was so rich about Candace's response is for her
to say, why don't you release the full text? As
if she ever does that ever, so she I mean,
it's absolutely ridiculous. There was I think it was a
chick named Deborah someone on Twitter who made the point
immediately after this response that I was like, oh, that's
a very good point. She's the one that pointed out
Aubrey was leaking to Candace prior to her meeting with
Erica December fifteenth. Both Candace and Aubrey publicly stated or
implied that they had not spoken prior to Aubrey's firing,
and that their first real interaction was around the time
that Aubrey released her video in early February of twenty
twenty six.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 3: Aubrey wasn't she didn't quit, she was fired, and she
was blasting TPUSA for how they fired her. Remember she
had that undercover like video in the bathroom. That's right?
Speaker 2: Is that the one that is that the one that
Candace said I'm going to give you like you're gonna
be a podcaster now?
Speaker 3: Is that the podcast? I don't think that's the same
not the same show. Yeah, because it's like anybody.
Speaker 2: All these chicks who think that they can be on
candas and they think, oh, she's gonna make me famously
famous podcaster now, and then they just fade into obscurity
and nobody gives a crap about them.
Speaker 3: I mean, right, but but it's it's just so funny
that Candace was trying to play this like, oh, look
at what I've uncovered with this, you know what I mean,
Like it's all so fake and gay to use her
own words, you know exactly what she is doing. She
doesn't hide it.
Speaker 12: Well.
Speaker 3: So I did what I thought I would never do yesterday,
and that is I watched the entire Candae episode. Oh
my god, I know, well because after this day, I
just wanted to see, Like I just wanted to see,
how are you going to handle the fact that now
Eric is coming out, Andrew Kolvit's coming out. All of
them are coming out now and naming you and name
checking you and saying all the things. How are you
going to get around this? It? You, guys, I will
never do it again, because she spent the first like
probably twenty minutes at least talking about the confirmation and
like how Trump posted that time cover of her with
that really ugly picture from when she was really sick
that she posted years ago. Do you know what I'm
talking about? That's what she was upset about that. Yes,
she spent twenty minutes talking about that time when she
was suffering from like being exposure to mold. She never
mentioned the fact that she didn't pay rent for six months,
or that she lost that lawsuit. She didn't mention her
constant yeast infection.
Speaker 2: I was just gonna say about her the total problem.
Speaker 3: But the way that she went into detail about her
view of her own looks, it was like forever, and
I kept thinking, I cannot believe people tune into this
every single day. It is so self important and so boring.
Speaker 2: She is, Oh my god, she's a classic narcissistan.
Speaker 3: It was crazy. Then she spent like a bunch time
on Laura lumercause she's super mad about lawyer. That was
the whole thing. But then she actually is now offering
ten thousand dollars to anyone who will find alternate video
viewpoints of Erica leaving the White House Correspondence dinner because
she now thinks that that's a new conspiracy and that
Erica set it up. So that someone would for sure
catch her looking devastated and saying I just want to
go home on the way out of the dinner. I
think that's knowing legitimately what she says.
Speaker 2: Gets telling you that she has ten thousand dollars to
give just some random person for a video.
Speaker 3: She was, Oh my god, and the word ten thousand.
Speaker 2: Dollars, right, It's like, this is the thing because she
has grifted so hard, so hard, I mean, and she's
constantly asking her audience for money, and she's like, but
I'll give the person ten thousand dollars if we can
find a different angle of Erica.
Speaker 3: Yeah. And the fact that that she and Baron Coleman
too are are suggesting that Erica wanted that publicity is
so effing insane. But this is how this is how
she like she spins up her wine, moms, right, this
is how she does it. You go. We wouldn't have even.
Speaker 2: Known that Erica was there had there not been an
assassination attempt.
Speaker 3: We wouldn't have known.
Speaker 2: I mean maybe maybe after the fact we would have
seen her dress or something. We would have made a
coment about dres Yes, and I'm sure Candice would have
totally brought it up on her show because that's how
she makes money. But like, yeah, we wouldn't have we
wouldn't have cared. I don't care, you know what I mean,
she just but I.
Speaker 3: Mean to make it into a whole new conspiracy. You guys,
this is psychotic and you're gonna hear her right here.
Speaker 16: Somehow at the exact right moment, and I missed all
of the chaos and the subsequent lockdown, someone had captured
exact moment that Erica Kirk was walking out and captured
the audio of her saying this.
Speaker 3: I okay.
Speaker 16: So the clip was first shared by Sarah Seidner. She
is of CNN, she's CNM reporter. But I noted pretty
early on I thought that was pretty precise for her
to have recorded that. Also, she's on air talent, so
it would be unusual for her to just be like
trying to get things behind the care Anyways, she stops short.
I've looked everywhere of ever saying that she herself recorded it,
which I.
Speaker 3: Found to be interesting.
Speaker 16: That's interesting to me, and so I reached out to
her on Instagram ahead of the show. I reached out
yesterday and I think the day before on Instagram, on Twitter,
and via text asking her to simply confirm that she
in fact shot the video and that was not given
to her by somebody else. I got no response. I
would like to confirm that she actually shot that footage. Actually,
there are other people that are in the corridor who
have cell phones.
Speaker 3: I'll put a bounty on it.
Speaker 16: I will bound offer ten thousand dollars to somebody who
has the opposite side footage, and I obviously will not
run your name name. I will protect you if you
have that opposite side footage.
Speaker 3: Of a person who caught that footage. Ten k is yours?
Speaker 2: No questions asked, I bet, I bet you're really because
she's so protective of people, that is psychotic. Yes, she
is a complete psychotic, said, She's Stayton's daughter, and I'm
with you totally.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, she's just out of control. And she
of course made fun of Erica. You know what she
was wearing in her statement.
Speaker 1: But did you see.
Speaker 3: Even though, did you guys? Oh my look, this was
the most perfect side by side description of the crazy
sleeves that Candace had on. She has no room to
make fun of anybody. She looks like a retarded.
Speaker 2: Pilgrim's ridiculous.
Speaker 3: What are her like? And you know that probably costs
four thousand dollars. I'll give you ten thousand dollars for
that shirt. I can't she just, oh my god, she's awful.
So Jeremy Boring, formerly of Daily Wire, he has a
new podcast. If you haven't checked it out, you should.
It's it's really really good. And he talked about Candace
yesterday on yesterday's show too in a way that I
thought was really, really really good.
Speaker 5: Here, what Candace is doing is evil. It's not edgy,
it's not provocative or contrarian.
Speaker 3: It's evil.
Speaker 5: It's the deliberate, sustained, monetized infliction of harm on a
grieving widow for views and money and personal vendetta. The
Apostle Paul and two Timothy warned us about people like Candace,
calling them quote the kind who worm their way into
households and captivate gullible women who are weighed down with
sins and let astray by various passions, always learning but
never coming to a knowledge of the truth. And even
more pathetically, in our hyperfeminized age, she's captivating gullible men too.
Speaker 2: It was perfect and people are like, why do you
spend time on this? Okay, we'll explain this again. It's
because she has the ears and the eyes of a
lot of people who are so called conservatives, and now
she's saying stuff like Trump sucks, I'm so sorry that
I vote for Trump. Tucker's doing the same thing, Megan,
I would imagine as doing the same thing. That will matter.
It'll matter in the midterms, it'll matter in the general.
So this is why we talk about it.
Speaker 3: Don't tell us. I don't know how many times we
had just get the raccoon.
Speaker 2: I'm like, I'm saying telling people that we were not
gonna talk about it. It matters because these people have
the ears and eyes of people who voked.
Speaker 3: And there is.
Speaker 17: Why do we why do we constantly have to say this?
Speaker 3: All right? But we are moving on because we have
some other ridiculous democrat, liberal liberals whatever you want to
call him, to display for you, one of which is
WHOOPI Goldberg. You guys, she was complaining on the View
yesterday about the ballroom because this is a thing that
people get upset about for reasons I cannot fathom. But
she believes that that Trump wanting to create. Wanting to
build this ballroom means that somehow he's never leaving. And
I don't even know how you get from point A
to point B, but that is just not your building.
But it's not you.
Speaker 2: That's the first is this belongs to the people in
the United States.
Speaker 3: It is not your building. So building this ballroom basically
means you never leave it. Exactly Is he planning to
live there?
Speaker 5: I guess?
Speaker 2: So what is wrong with these psychos? They're just making
crap up now? Oh my god, they go along and
this is the thing, like she for her to again,
like she is the poster woman for that cognitive dissonance stuff,
like she can see she was talking on the show.
I don't know if you have the clip, but she
was talking on the show yesterday about how you guys
like we need to start pointing, stop pointing fingers at
each other when it comes to all this violence, stop
pointing fingers. And I'm like, that's convenient for you right now,
isn't it for us? Because you want us to stop
pointing fingers at your side because it's you guys that
have the problem. And they just rationalize and they reframe
the narrative and this is what they're I'm watching so
many people do this. It's it's astounding to me, Like
the amount of it is. It's cognitive dissonance. That's what
they're doing. They're trying to rewrite the story to make
it look like their psychosis.
Speaker 3: Is not that right. And then then the way that
they just create these completely idiotic narratives. Trump is probably
never going to get to use the ballroom, not at all.
This is like if anybody knows, I don't know anything
about construction, and even I know that it's not going
to be built in time for him to actually get
use of it. Does that mean he's going to stay? No?
Speaker 2: No, he has said in the world he said it's
for future presidents and future he said. I've heard him
say out of his face that he will not be
able to enjoy it.
Speaker 3: But it's a legacy that he's going to leave.
Speaker 2: And they don't like anything that he does. They don't
like that he has any sort of positive legacy on
this country because they have TDS.
Speaker 3: So, you know how we constantly complain because it's true
that so many Democrats believe that they are elite, that
they're better than you, that they are just on a
whole different level than you, intellectually better than all of us. Right,
all you peasants are just you don't understand what it's
like to be them. Okay, that is about to be
super obvious. In this clip that of Jasmine Crockett, who
was on the sher Is it the Sherry Shepherd Show?
I think that's right. So she it's very, very important
for Jasmine to tell everybody a lot that she's a
black woman, because I don't know if you would notice
that without her paying it. I know it's back. It's
an incredible idea. So not only in this clip does
she remind you of her black woman ness, but she
also is apparently responding I don't know what the question was,
but the question must have had something to do with
the fact that people rip on her and rightly so,
and so I'm assuming that she's responding to a question
about being disparaged, being CRITICISZ or what have you? And
she makes it clear you guys, if you ever, if
you want to see what elitism looks like, listen to
sort of the second half of this answer.
Speaker 18: I'm a black woman in America, so I mean, you know,
I mean, some people are just like, oh, but sure,
a congressoman. I'm a black woman first, and so you
know the level of disrespect that is continuously lobbed against
us as black women. You know, For me, I'm like,
wait a minute, now, I am one of the five
hundred and thirty five most powerful people in this country
and for some reason, you think we on the same level.
But you're gonna disrespect me like it's not gonna happen,
Like I'm.
Speaker 3: Not gonna Havel's not gonna happen.
Speaker 2: So she really thinks a lot of herself, doesn't bitch,
you work for us?
Speaker 3: Okay, you are worr ave you. They surely forget that,
don't they. They really need to be reminded we pay
your salary. It's not for long because I'm now gone
come January. Thank God goodness. The self importance, it's just amazing, right,
it really is. If I just had a little bit
of that confidence, you know what I mean? I know
that was rating. That was wild. You guys, remember the
chick from Lynde l TV who's so so good at
doing the Congress people on the Street interviews. She caught
up with Maxine with Maxine Waters and tried to ask
her a question about Sat, you know, the White House
Correspondence dinner, and just in light of the assassination attempt,
why Democrats won't get DHS funded, and Maxine, because she's
forty five million years old, she didnot think and process
information to get real time America American. No, she said,
I'm very busy thinking. Okay, she was very busy thinking.
But if you watch the very end, you'll just like
a millisecond of that face that the Lindell reporter always makes,
you know, that face that's always like okay. Anyway. Here
is her catching up with Maxine.
Speaker 6: Saturday's White House Correspondents Association dinner. The third assassination at
times from President Trump changed the Democrats calculus at all.
Speaker 3: I'm getting DHS funded.
Speaker 19: I'm sorry, I'm focused and I can't respond to you now.
I'm thinking about something that we have to do.
Speaker 6: Oh, it's important to get Secret Service paid at this
point in time, to get ICE paid, to get DHS funded.
Speaker 19: Uh. I think it's important for me to make sure
I get this trillion dollar bill so that we can
have something that is meaningful to deal with the housing crisis.
So I want everybody to have an affordable job. I
want people to live in decent housing. I want people
to be able to support their children. And so, yes,
I'm a progressive. I was just with the Progressive Caucuss
and I'm feeling very good about the leadership that is
being taken and the determination that you just witnessed from
all of those members of the Progressive Caucus to do
what we said we're going to do.
Speaker 6: Thank you, Thank you.
Speaker 2: Congresswoman face is yes, she is eighty seven years old.
Eighty heaven, yes, ma'am. Eighty seven years old. That hag
has been she's been in office for over like thirty
five years, thirty six years.
Speaker 3: That's too much, just too much. Retire with these people.
It must be so cush to be there. I mean,
that's the only thing I can think of. Is the
super easiest, the easiest job ever. That has to be
the easiest job.
Speaker 2: And cushy are just eighty seven years old, you guys,
eighty seven?
Speaker 3: What I mean? Then, I love you.
Speaker 2: We will not be talking about a seven. It would
have turned off by then, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: I'll be talking to you about all my ailments, right.
Speaker 14: And I'll be sitting on my front porch looking at
my panels talking to you about my bunyons, but not she's.
Speaker 3: Like struggling to walk. I mean, that's not her real hair.
Speaker 2: There's that is a hot mess. Express right there, retired.
Speaker 3: It is a hot mess. So okay, I told you
earlier in the show that yesterday was filled with good news.
There was even more good news. It came out early
in the day that at least two people, according to
Fox News, were going to be indicted on federal charges
and connection to the attack on Savannah Hernandez in Minneapolis,
which was super exciting, and of course I was like, well,
it's got to be that ridiculous family, right, I mean,
what else could it be? And so just then a
few hours later there was the announcement from Todd Blanche
saying that it was actually three and it was that
entire Freakin family, Christopher, Deanna and page A Strechco. They
were indicted by grand jury for assaulting journalists, allegedly assaulting
Savannah Hernandez. And he said further that Hernandez was allegedly surrounded, assaulted,
and shoved to the ground simply because she was identified
by the defendants as a conservative journalist. And then, which
was great I mean, right, this is Fantasica.
Speaker 2: Like again, the news was so great yesterday, like keep
it coming.
Speaker 3: I know, right, it just kept coming until there was
this little wrinkle because of course Minneapolis is not nearly
as effective apparently at indicting terrible people. But Savannah herself
posted that they that the County DA's office in Minneapolis
announced that they would be filing a misdemeanor charge against
just the father, but because they say that they didn't
have sufficient evidence, which I'm like, are you coming really hello?
Do you not have eyeballs? Right? I mean, it was
just kind of ridiculous. But at least there are the
three federal charges and one state charge against this absolute psychopath,
which was still good news Minnesota. I mean, I listen
to all you people in Minnesota, we love you, but Minnesota,
come on, it's a problem. It's been a little bit
of a problem. We have a new ad from Spencer Pratt,
who is running for mayor of la and it's a
good one.
Speaker 5: Here it is this is where Mayor vass lives.
Speaker 10: You notice something or here where Nikki Ramin's three million
dollar mansion sits.
Speaker 3: They don't have to.
Speaker 12: Live in the mess.
Speaker 3: They've created where you live, right, this is where I live.
They let my home burn down.
Speaker 10: I know what the consequences of failed leadership are. That's
why I'm running for mayor for my sons and the
rest of US Angelinos. That would have stopped these corrupt
politicians from destroying our city. We are going to get
the golden age of Los Angeles back.
Speaker 3: God.
Speaker 2: He's on a rampage and God bless him. Go go, Spencer,
go go get him. And I mean because he really
believes and I want that so bad for him and
the Los Angelinos to have it back to its glory,
which I don't think it's ever going to go back
to its original glory, but still he's trying to save it,
and God bless him for doing it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, God speed Spencer Pratt totally. Also, I have a
clip which I've had to speed up because it's of
Joni Ernst, who talks like she's got a kindergarten class
right in front of her all the time. I like her,
but I cannot stand the way that she talks. So
this is sped up quite a bit. But she's talking
about just the most unbelievable dirty trick that the Biden
administration used in order to cover up funding under a
plant or PPP the what did that stand for? The
PPP money during COVID, Yeah, yeah, I get something, payment
protection something.
Speaker 2: What I say, it's like more taxpayer money thrown at people,
right right.
Speaker 3: And so in order for Planned Parenthood to get that money,
they tried to avoid any potential Foyer requests by using
a code word for Planned Parenthood of ben Ghazi, you guys.
And so this has now been uncovered, and here is
Joni to tell you a little bit about it.
Speaker 15: I uncovered that the Biden administration had given Planned Parenthood
affiliates through the Paycheck Protection Program over ninety million dollars
for gave those loans even though they were ineligible. And
even worse than that, they tried to obscure the fact
that they had done this illegally by using the code
word ben Ghazi. What does ben Ghazi have to do
with Planned Parenthood? Absolutely nothing. But instead of using the
name Planned Parenthood, they substituted the code word ben Ghazi.
That way, if anyone tried to foil or search for
information on Planned Parenthood, it wouldn't be found.
Speaker 1: Evil, evil, sneaky, fraudulent assholes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and they suck money from taxpayers.
Speaker 3: Mm hmm. Yeah, that was sped up. That was sped up.
That was sped up by a lot. I mean a lot.
It was sped up. Isn't that crazy? Like how slow
she talks? By the way, somebody said I was doing
bird hands when I did this? Is these are memory hands? Okay? Yeah,
he does this to me hands or when you try
to make a point by doing this, like when you're
constantly going you guys, or what there's a bird hand
in is remember hands? This is remember hands.
Speaker 2: Okay, rights, She's done that to me for twenty years.
She's done this crap to me, and then I'm like,
I have to guess what it is. It's in her
brain age. You're good at it eighty five percent end
of the time.
Speaker 3: I'm right. Yeah. Anyway, those are not influencer birdhands. Those
are remember hands. Quick. The reason for my name today
in case you are wondering if Mallory mcmarrow is running
for office in the state of Michigan. She hails from
California and she's awful. We showed a video of her
like a week or two ago doing one of those
march dances away with a marching band kind of like
Mary Kamala esk. Yeah, so very coming and it's like
what are you doing? Like what stop? So she's running
into a little trouble in her campaign because apparently she
totally hates where she's running for her Senate So CNN
actually reported this, saying mcmarroe quietly deleted thousands of old
tweets after launching her Senate campaign posts in which she
took jabs at the rural Midwest, lamented were leaving California
and said she continued to vote there after she moved
permanently to Michigan. Two years she continued to vote in
California even though she had moved to Michigan. So obviously
she doesn't give a crap about election rules or election
integrity because she herself does not follow the rules. But yeah,
she hates the Midwest, and yet I'm just going to
go ahead and run for office in Michigan. Right.
Speaker 2: She doesn't care about Michigan either, Michiganders, Michiganders doesn't care
about her constituents. A lot of these Democrats are that way.
They hate you, They hate Americans, they hate America, they
hate Americans, they hate the places that they live.
Speaker 3: They just want power and control, and they're often you
heard Jasmine say, right, these people think they're on our level.
Speaker 14: I'm the most powerful. I'm one of the most five
hundred ish powerful people. Seriously, this is what they think.
But the problem is is that they do get into
office and they do get so many things that they
shouldn't get, and they get into that hot tub where
people feed them the notion that they are in fact powerful,
and they believe it. And that's unfortunate, because these people
need to remember very unfortunate.
Speaker 3: More right, and then lastly, before we get to some
fun things, just further evidence that the UN is a
complete dumpster fire of an organization and we should absolutely
not have any part of it. This apparently happened. Where
did it go? There? It is the United Nations has
chosen the Islamic Republic of Iran to be a VP
of the Nuclear Non Proliferation Review Conference.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I can't what. I thought we were
gonna have all good news today and then this. It's fantastic.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't know what we're doing with you. It's
so preposterous that that is a thing. It's faking it.
This is totally totally may.
Speaker 17: So, as Daisy referenced earlier in the show, if I
could take a moment of personal privilege, we have found
our next dog, and we're gonna name her Lyndy lou
Marie to.
Speaker 3: Go with Mazie May Louise. And she is a chocolate
Lab slash Great Pyrenees mix, which.
Speaker 2: Is a great mix, you guys, because I've got peers
and they're fantastic great.
Speaker 3: And she comes from the same foster that we got
Mazie through. So it's a guy that I've known for
thirty years. I used to work with him right out
of college. And so the unfortunate part is that she's
all the way in Indianapolis, which means we're going to
have a very long drive ahead of us, and then
we're gonna go get her on the sixteenth of May.
But I want to show you a few pictures. So
this is Lindy lu Isn't it she beautiful?
Speaker 5: Then?
Speaker 3: She gorgeous. She's somewhere between one and two years old.
We don't know.
Speaker 2: People were wondering if she was a puppy. She's not
quite a puppy. She's not like that kind of a puppy.
Speaker 3: Right, No, she's a young girl, and she's big. She's
an eighty one pounder, which she's got thirty pounds on
Miss Mazie, so that'll be different for us. But look
at she's got White's feet. Eighty pounds isn't big, you guys,
tell her that eighty it's big for me.
Speaker 2: I have one hundred and eighty pound dog, So it's
like this eighty big for me.
Speaker 3: Okay, but you'll get used to it quickly. And then dog.
Look at her fuzzy butt you got. Look at her fuzziness.
Speaker 2: Look at her sweet sing beautiful, isn't she I just
love her already so much.
Speaker 3: Jess Uh huh. That's I have a good life. She's
gonna have a good one, all right. We've got some
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Please leave one if you haven't yet. Here is the
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and aren't afraid to speak the truth. I absolutely love
the fact that they don't sugarcoat anything and aren't biased.
They also make me laugh every day, brent O, five,
Red Fire and I are discussing the show every day
while having lunch together.
Speaker 3: You ladies rock. I love that. I love that. I
know that is so great.
Speaker 2: I'm admittedly a little biased because I'm super conservative, so
yeah anywhere, Yeah.
Speaker 3: But we also we also will criticize our own side,
unlike some complete SICA fans who refuse to do that. Ever,
totally totally, so we are willing.
Speaker 19: All right.
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They're straightforward, humorous, no nonsense takes on this crazy where
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I couldn't imagine my daily routine without them. Not only
did I find refuge in a group of like minded people,
I feel like I found finally found a place where
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way I think, and it's given me the strength to
speak up about my values without fearing judgment by others.
Love this podcast and love this Chicks family, and yes
I've changed my political party.
Speaker 3: I love that right, that is my favorite. Yeah, love it,
love it, Love it. From Venmo. Amanda Barnard said, the
prayers this community is pouring out on my aslin are
so amazing. Thank you also much hashtag we can do
hard things. Nancy Kate said, I know it's only eight
ten am, but her and her Ramen hair made my day.
Love you ladies, always informative with comic relief. It makes
it easier to get through my day. Laurie Mesumuro say,
good morning, chicks. Whenever you play Candace and I know
you have to. All I hear is she is a snake.
I'm convinced she is demonically charged. There's no question about it, oh,
without question. On locals, Roth Lady Wright said, am I
the only person that couldn't care less what Erica is
doing day to day or anyone else, to be honest,
who has this kind of time? Mack? You can never
get that time back. I'm so sorry you endured it
talking about the full Canda show, right, I'm serious, people,
you have to have other things to do. Bring back
soaps or jazzer size or something. Good.
Speaker 7: Lord.
Speaker 3: She also said Jasmine and Maxine can suck my Noila ass,
and both of them are arrogant sluts that need.
Speaker 2: To go.
Speaker 3: My god, Well work show everybody. Oh good, all right,
now you I don't see them. I don't see any
that's it. I was gonna I know they go. I know,
we got a whole slew of I.
Speaker 2: Was going to ask you, I can't. I can't see
any either. I was hoping that you could, and I can't.
Speaker 3: I mean I saw them as they came in. What
a girl.
Speaker 2: So I don't know, you guys, we can't see them today.
I don't know what's going. Maybe we'll have to redouble
tomorrow figure this out. It must be a stream yard thing,
you know what.
Speaker 3: You know what today is? Today is April thirtieth.
Speaker 2: Does that mean tomorrow it's gonna bay May May?
Speaker 3: Tomorrow it's going to be May.
Speaker 2: You guys, So I don't want, I know, I don't
know what to do.
Speaker 3: Sorry, you guys, but they don't appear for us, right.
We can't see anything, which is really bizarre. So were
they were there?
Speaker 2: You saw them come in? I wasn't paying attention.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I mean I saw a whole bunch of
folks do that and we would love to read them,
you guys, I promise, but for whatever reason, they are
not showing and I don't know if I can go
back once we close this out to try to capture
them after the fact.
Speaker 2: But we're going to try to figure that out. We're
going to try to figure out it's a platform issue,
something's going on.
Speaker 3: It's the first time I've ever seen that. Yeah, because
you sent them, and so thank you. If you sent
us a super chat on YouTube, actually that's where we
can probably well, I don't know, I'm going to try
to figure it out. It's obviously a stream yard thing.
But thank you, thank you, thank you. We super super
appreciated you.
Speaker 2: I'm always very sorry that we can't see them today
totally and everybody were bringing it in.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's already Thursday. How did that happen?
Speaker 5: I know?
Speaker 3: Give you guys.
Speaker 2: We hope everybody has a wonderful Thursday.
Speaker 11: Bye. H