Speaker 1: Good morning, everybody. Happy Tuesday. I hope everybody is doing well.
Let me tell you what's coming up on the show today.
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Speaker 3: Stuff, things and stuff, man, a lot of things and stuff.
I feel like today's show is going to be a
little disjointed because there's a lot of different kinds of
stories going on that have nothing to do with each other. So,
as we say in this biz, it's gonna be a
mismatch of the show. Okay, all up in here, and
so let's get into some things and some stuff, shall we.
We'll start off with some sad news, and that is ROBERTA.
Flack has passed away at the tender old age of
eighty eight, killing mesly with his song.
Speaker 1: You know what, what I actually like the Fuji's version
better of that song.
Speaker 3: I love that version.
Speaker 2: I love popular opinion. Unpopular opinion, but.
Speaker 3: It's a great version.
Speaker 1: I love Lauren Hill, and I love the fujis not
saying but ROBERTA.
Speaker 2: Flack was.
Speaker 1: She was awesome, you know, but she was legendary. But
it's one of the best remakes ever. Honestly, that's sad.
Speaker 3: But apparently her death was very peaceful. She lived a nice,
long life. And so eighty eight. Thanks thanks for the
memories of the Bird of Flack. Yep, so that happened.
And also, you know, we talked yesterday about how Joy
Reid lost her job, there were other MSNBC folks that
were losing their jobs people. I mean, there are shakeups
happening all up at NBC and MSNBC right now. Lest
your Holt is also out at NBC Nightly News. He's
still going to stay doing other shows on NBC, but
he's not going to be doing the nightly news any longer.
And then also at MSNBC, they there's news that the
other people have lost their jobs that I don't know.
Jonathan k Part I definitely know his name, and I'm
super glad to see him go. But I Aiman Moyadin
and Katie Fang no idea those people are I've no idea,
And we're going to have a lot more to get
to when it comes to Joy Reid and the whole
reaction to her leaving. It was her last show last night,
so we'll have a little bit of that as well
well coming up later in the show. But at least them, yeah, at.
Speaker 1: Least they let her have a last show, you know,
because usually what was weird is.
Speaker 3: She dressed in an n an MSNBC emblazoned like jogging
suit with her show name on one, you know, like
on one side and then the MSNBC logo on the
other end. I was like, that is weird. It's just weird.
Have that, Like, that's it's weird.
Speaker 1: It just in general, not just you know, not just
for the fact that she wore it the last but
also that you have it.
Speaker 2: It's weird.
Speaker 1: Are you a NASCAR for you an actual NASCAR just
like a blazing I don't what is that?
Speaker 6: It was?
Speaker 2: It was odd. It was a little bit was very
very odd.
Speaker 3: And then also yesterday we talked about the big staffing
news for lack of a better word, and that was
of course that Dan Bongino getting the number two spot
at the FBI and Cash Patel wrote a very lovely
message about that on X yesterday and I would like
you to read it if you would.
Speaker 1: Yes may get my eyes ready. It is Oh my god,
they're always so long, tremendous news for law enforcement in
the future of American justice. I am proud to welcome
Dan Bongino is the next Deputy Director of the FBI.
A warrior and lifelong public servant, Dan has dedicated his
career to protecting this country, beginning with his time in
the NYPD, where he served in one of the toughest precincts,
the seventy fifth, before spending more than a decade as
a special agent in the United States Secret Service. His leadership, integrity,
and deep commitment to justice make him the ideal choice
to help lead the FBI at this critical time. He's
a cops cop. With Pam Bondi as our new Attorney General,
we are assembling a team focused on restoring public trust,
upload upholding the rule of law, and ensuring justice has served.
Dan is stepping away from an incredibly successful career because
he believes in this mission. Together, we are ready to
put this mission first. Welcome aboard, Dan. The country needs
strong leadership, and I know you will serve with honor
and dedication. He is stepping away from a pretty sweet gig, right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, a very lucrative sweet gig. Yeah, I mean it's
a it's a sacrifice. I can see it as nothing
other than a big sacrifice at all.
Speaker 2: You agree.
Speaker 3: People are obviously they have a lot of thoughts about
whether he is qualified, and we'll get to some of
those ridiculous thoughts here momentarily, But first we do need
to show a couple of clips from his show yesterday
when he finally got to talk about it, because he's
known about this for a little while and finally got to,
you know, talk about it and actually got a little
bit emotional. So we've got a couple of clips from
yesterday's Dan Bongino Report. Here they are.
Speaker 7: Folks, I'm sure by now you've heard the news. Wait,
let me just have it and I already took it. Sorry,
someone gave me the man card. Gave me like an
actual man card. One day like it's a little it
looks like a credit card kind of a joke, obviously,
So let me just turn that in right now because
this may be a little bit emotional, and let me
apologize eyes in advance. And I got a call from
the President and it couldn't be couldn't have been nicer.
And I obviously keep the contents of it between us,
but I think you get the est about what it
was about. And it kind of broke down a bit
because it was this is now real. So the President,
Attorney General, BONDI, and now director. Gosh, that sounds good
to say. FBI Director A. Cash Pattel offered this role
role I expressed an interest in and ladies and gentlemen,
I told you, you see, it's hard for me. I'm
I'm going to accept the role proudly as the deputy
director of the number two spot at the Federal Bureau
of Investigation. It's not going to be the last show,
but we've only got a few more left with you.
So obviously we're going to be working with a team
of people to make this transition from me political commentator
Dan to deputy director of the FBI Dan. Those are
different roles require different skills, skills I haven't have used
before and I plan to use again. It's going to
hurt to leave you, but I am going in this
clear eyed vision of President Trump, Attorney General Bondi, and
Director Patel. I am going to do my job to
implement that vision. And I can tell you right now,
we are going to try our best. Every single thing
I have in me, every single strand a DNA selling
my body, is going to be dedicated towards keeping this
homeland safe.
Speaker 6: No matter what.
Speaker 2: I love.
Speaker 8: That is great.
Speaker 1: He's totally qualified. Now if everybody in Congress could do
what he does and like just do their job and
not have a podcast talking to you, Dan Crenshaw, talking
to you, always talking to you, Danshaw.
Speaker 3: You know what I love about you and Dan Crenshaw
is that I have saved that story for last and
you have to wait a whole.
Speaker 2: Dan him.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but I feel like you're going to be bringing
him up as often as you went throughout go to
my endless amusement. I try to bring him up as.
Speaker 2: Often as I can just in general, just.
Speaker 1: Because of my actual just impalpable disdain for him.
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we know he's going to be second in command at
the FBI. This was from several days ago when he
knew okay, but we didn't know. And you have to
love everything that he is saying in this clip from
several days ago.
Speaker 7: I shifts so worried, folks, I strongly encourage you to
go back and take another look today at the Russia
collusion hoax. I know it's a story that's old and
a lot of people want to move on. I'm going
to asture you I don't want to move on either.
We had the FBI, in conjunction with the Department of Justice,
officials in Congress, foreign governments, and intel people, fabricate a story,
invent a story that could have caused and done serious
long term harm to international relations with a nuclear powered foe.
It's kind of a big freaking deal. Yeah, I'm not
letting it go. And you listen to me, this is
going to be very important in the coming days. I'm
not letting this go. I want to find out what happened,
because it can never happen again, not to a Democrat,
not to a Republican, not to a libertarian, not to
any United States citizen. You do not get to alter
or try to change the course of electoral politics by
fabricating a story, hijacking the justice system, then to give
the patina of truth to a fake story. You don't
get to do that. Why do I bring that up now?
Because who is the ring master of that circus? Yes,
Adam shift huh. And no, I'm not letting it go.
Speaker 1: Thank god, Thank god, he's not letting it go for
the people like me who can't let things go.
Speaker 2: Dan Crenshaw, Oh he's got me up again. No, it's true.
I love this.
Speaker 1: I love it so much. You know that Adam ship
is just shaking right now. I'm saying, is mine?
Speaker 2: I hope so too. It's about Dan time.
Speaker 3: The problem is is that now there's all these reports
about people in the FBI who are scrambling to delete
all kinds of evidence before you know, Cashptel, before Dan
Bongino can get their hands on it. They are rushing
to cover their asses. And I hate that. I mean
I hope that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I hate that too.
Speaker 3: There's a way to retrieve all the information that they
need to just throw this guy away for the rest
of his existence.
Speaker 1: Well, knowing our government, everything is probably on paper, so
they can just burn it instead of having to delete
like actual files online because my god, you see how
anitho our systems are. It's probably stuff on sloppy discs
or yeah, sloppies in a cave somewhere.
Speaker 2: You know, they'll be fine.
Speaker 3: Well, not everybody is happy about Dan Bongino. And one
of the people that is unhappy is Andy McCabe, who
was bitching about it to Anderson Cooper. And you're there
are not enough eye rolls.
Speaker 9: Well, first of all, what's your reaction to disappointment?
Speaker 10: You know, I have great concerns for the FBI and
for its people. You know, you're taking taking someone who
knows nothing about the organization, has no experience with the FBI,
and put him in the highest position an agent can
possibly occupy. It be responsible on a day to day
basis for all of the FBI's intelligence collection and investigative authority.
People will walk into his office one after another after another,
every single day and confront him with some of the
most confounding problems in unbelievably important investigations, issues in which
the safety of our country is hanging in the balance,
and they're going to expect him to look back at them,
make quick decisions based on the law, based on the facts,
not on his politics. And so I just, I just
I'm scratching my head as how he's going to be
able to do that. There's not a single deputy director
in the history of one hundred and seventeen year history
of the organization who didn't have that role until they
had already spent an entire career in the FBI understanding
its people, its authority, its capabilities, and its mistakes, the
places where you have to be really careful to keep
the wheels on the road.
Speaker 1: And that's probably why it's in the condition that it's in.
It's because it's been same old, same old. It's been
career people who are also political, I think the MAGA
podcaster can handle some toughness. I think, yeah, you see,
they had that in the Chiron Like it's like he's
done nothing else in his life. Not saying that being
a mega podcaster is a bad thing, it's just that
that's not the only thing that he's done, and that's
all they concentrate on.
Speaker 2: They did the same thing with with Pete Hexas.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, he's all he's just a guy that's
on to he just talk, you know, television.
Speaker 2: Actually, no, you're wrong. They had pet you know.
Speaker 3: And I think at this point, hiring somebody just like
Anny McCabe said, who is a career FBI employee is
not going to restore trust. The reason people have no
trust is because it's always been these career politician people
who have been in the FBI and risen through the
ranks and it's same old, same old. Just like you said,
we need a shake up, and that's what I think.
Everybody's ready for it.
Speaker 2: And he is highly qualified to do this.
Speaker 1: It's not like he's never served a law enforcement role, right,
my god, He's probably done just as much, if not
more than a lot of the people who are the
career you know, FBI folks. I just that argument doesn't stand,
and I get so sick of them just pinpointing and
like he only does one thing.
Speaker 2: He how old is this guy? He's got to be
what fifty five sixty years old? Dan Bongino.
Speaker 3: I think he's I always imagined him being early fifties.
Speaker 1: I could do in the early fifties. Yeah, I mean
he's done. He's done a lot in his life. It's
kind of like people saying to us, you've only done podcasting.
Really okay, because between the two of us we have
like half a century of corporate experience and other experiences,
so it's like a culmination of things.
Speaker 2: He's highly qualified to do this job.
Speaker 11: Well.
Speaker 3: Abby Phillips was not accepting that argument from Scott Jennings,
but he told her exactly how he is qualified.
Speaker 12: And here that is a addressed one is you just
denigrated Bongino's law enforcement credentials. He was a cop and
a secret service agent. You denigrated his academic credentials. He
has a master's degree.
Speaker 5: Just because a police officer doesn't make him qualify to
run a thirty eight thousand person eleven billion But you
know what the National guardsman, because thank you.
Speaker 12: For your evidence and the pleasure of the president.
Speaker 2: And I'm sorry, it's terrible.
Speaker 12: I'm you're over the outcome of the election.
Speaker 3: What's happening to our country.
Speaker 2: I'll never be over its point.
Speaker 3: This is dismantling democracy.
Speaker 13: Okay with it.
Speaker 14: We had a city that was the amount of people
that live on this block, and he was the secretary
of Transportation.
Speaker 12: You had the guy who was stealing luggage.
Speaker 11: I mean, I think anyone who.
Speaker 15: Administration, but this is the FBI. Does Dan Bongino have
the qualifications to be the second person in charge of
the FBI?
Speaker 12: Yes, he has law enforcement, he has academic and again,
let me just stress this. I've I've mentioned president.
Speaker 15: I know that that is the answer to every question,
is that Donald Trump wants it, so therefore it is
good political But when we look at if we are
we're talking about people who are qualified and not and
you look at his resume and compare it to Republican
and Democrat nominees for that same position, is he qualified?
Speaker 12: I mean, first of all, I'm not sure all the
people that have been appointed in the past have covered
themselves in glory, and some of them have done a
terrible job and gotten in lots of truck and.
Speaker 2: I got outside that one woman I just could not.
I couldn't.
Speaker 1: I would start screaming. I don't know how he does it.
I seriously don't know. I would be complete beach if
I were on that show, mop I just just sang like,
I mean, she was interrupting him. She would not let
him answer.
Speaker 3: His own I mean scretly did, but like.
Speaker 1: They won't let him, They won't let him fully answer
a question that drives me.
Speaker 3: But but somehow, in the way that they do that,
he ends up coming out on top every time. Well
because he looks like the calm, smarter one.
Speaker 1: Well, and he is, and he's exponentially smarter than every
than everybody collectively in that right on that panel. Yeah,
I love that, love it.
Speaker 3: And then speaking of podcasters rising into federal ranks, there
was this announcement yesterday Graham Allen, who sat on his
show yesterday morning, that he had been asked by the
President and Pete hegseth to serve the country.
Speaker 2: Again.
Speaker 3: I'm not clear on the role, but it is something
within the Pentagon. He's going to be doing something within
the Pentagon. So he hasn't called us.
Speaker 1: Why hasn't Trump called us to like serve in his
administration as shoes ares.
Speaker 3: Probably because at this point all I wear is slippers.
But we can really still we can still pick out
Q shoes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's true.
Speaker 3: That's true. That's the thing.
Speaker 1: It's all about the experience, you guys, about the experience,
and we have it.
Speaker 2: We just don't do it anymore. It's true.
Speaker 3: Now, according to Brianna Morello, there is out right panic
happening at the FBI. She's a volcanic. As I exclusively
reported yesterday, FBI Director Cash Betel has fired several employees.
Hundreds of agents are being forced to transfer or resign.
FBI employees are arguing over whether their actions these last
four years were legal. According to a source, one employee
arguing their actions were legal because they had court orders,
while another reminding him that they lied to the judges
to get the court orders. Accountability is underway.
Speaker 1: Listen, if you're freaking out, then you did something wrong, right.
I have no sympathy for you whatsoever. If you're like
having a hissy shitfit over oh my god, these guys
are coming in, these guys who are rule followers, who
want to make sure that justice takes place in this country, Like,
that's what you're supposed to do. You're supposed to go
after the bad guys and not the good guys, right,
So if you're freaking out, I have zero, zero sympathy.
Speaker 3: Now, an interesting thing happened at HUT, the Department of
Housing and Urban Development. Everybody, of course in the federal
government is super mad at Elon Musk right now. And
somehow hackers were able to get access to all of
the television monitors throughout the Housing and Urban Development Agency
and they hosted a video that was repeating itself on
a loop for five straight minutes, and it's AI generated, obviously,
of Trump sucking on the toes of Elon Musk. So
this is what everybody was seeing for a while, and
it said long Live the Real King on it. And
I gotta tell you, I get concerned when people are
able to bust into hack into government agencies. They mean
to fix that, okay, oh yeah, okay, Oh it's not
okay at all and not okay, and then this is
like deranged, Like the person or people who did this,
they need to have their heads examined.
Speaker 2: And they called JD. Vance weird, y'all. Remember right, I.
Speaker 1: Know these people are sick. I just so they root
them out. We got to get them out.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And then I SI wanted to show this poll to
who was it, James Carvill, who was like, oh yeah,
I like those Harvard Harris Poles.
Speaker 15: Uh.
Speaker 3: Trump's approval is still fifty two percent, is disapproval at
forty three percent, And overwhelmingly people in America are saying
that they support the things that Trump is doing. So
the more Democrats push and resist and fight against I
just think it strengthens the Republicans.
Speaker 2: I totally agree with you one hundred percent.
Speaker 16: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And I mean these polls are such bull crap anyway.
Like I've never liked any poll ever, not a poll
because who are they pulling?
Speaker 2: I've never been polled, have you guys? I mean maybe
some of you have been pulled.
Speaker 1: But my poll is getting a pulse of the people
around me. How do you feel about things, what's going
on in your family, what's your you know, what are
the issues that you care about? This is the thing.
And I not a lot of people around me are
Democrats at this point because or they're not aligning themselves
with liberals who are just screaming about everything all the time.
They just want stuff fixed in this country and they're
sick of being stolen from Frankly, well, I do see.
Speaker 3: There are still some real dug in people that I'm
connected with in various ways. Like, for example, my realtor
posted this giant diatribe on Facebook a couple weeks ago
where I just couldn't believe how vicious he was. And
he knows where I stand, but he was just like,
to anybody that still follows me who is a Trump supporter,
just unfollow me right now, because you're basically the worst
of the world. I mean, just went on and on
and on. Another woman that used to be a case
manager for my son Thomas, also even just yesterday, was like,
I don't understand how anybody can support Trump. Please explain
it to me, And all the comments responding to her
were like, I know, it's just so discouraging. So there's
definitely people out there who are upset without right right,
and I don't get it, and I don't engage because
I don't want to get into fights with these people.
I want to still like them, you know what I mean.
I still have respect and appreciation for things that they've
done for me in my life, and I hate that
it's become so ugly.
Speaker 1: But if somebody says to me, defriend me or unfriend
me or whatever immediately if you voted for Trump.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, I can make that happen.
Speaker 17: Bye.
Speaker 3: It's just so disappointing.
Speaker 1: It is disappointing. But I mean, if that is your
if that's your baseline, then we probably shouldn't be friends.
It's it's probably best that we're not because we're just
gonna I don't have a lot in common with those people, right,
And it's and if you it's just if that's ground,
if it me voting for a particular person, is I mean,
come on, just come on.
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really quick. Somebody about three four minutes ago said something
about not knowing how to become an insider, So we
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he wasn't going to do that anymore, right apparently.
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Speaker 2: Yes, thank you.
Speaker 3: All right, let's talk about the meetup between Macrome, which
is the reason for my name today, and Donald Trump.
And I guess we should ask if anybody's checked in
on Candice Owens, like, is she okay that this meeting
has happened.
Speaker 1: The whole time, the whole behind the scenes. I love
that he did the whole I just love that Trump
does all this behind the scenes stuff where we can
see everything.
Speaker 2: He knows how to do this.
Speaker 1: You guys, because he was Obviously he's seen entertainment. He
is who he is, he's such a people person, he
gets it. But we literally have been given a front
row seat to the White House and everything that's happening
like every single day, and I freaking love it.
Speaker 2: I love it.
Speaker 3: It's amazing. There was like a they released like a
four and a half minute behind the scenes. Here's Trump
walking through the hallways, here's the chrome coming in, here's
meeting them. I mean, all of it. You get to
see all of it. It's really really neat. They actually
had two pressers, if you will. One was from the
Oval Office and then one was like the formal one
where they're both behind podiums, and so I just captured
just a few of the more lighthearted and meteor moments,
which I thought came from the Oval Office versus the
stand up one later. So we'll share a little bit.
First was Trump commenting about how beautiful a language French is,
and the way that they constantly touch each other is
so funny to me. But like they're very handsy, and
you'll see that in the first couple of clips. Here's
the first one that.
Speaker 14: Is the most beautiful language. I have no idea what
he's saying. But that is beautiful language.
Speaker 18: Go ahead, please, this is a question was asked by several.
Speaker 1: Macrod is like, you know, on the download, he's like,
what's it like being married to an actual woman?
Speaker 2: What's it like?
Speaker 3: I know, right, And you know, you know, he's like,
he's probably he probably has.
Speaker 2: A thing for Trump.
Speaker 3: You know, I probably absolutely cannot stand him. I think
that my guess is that he doesn't like him at all.
Speaker 1: He's funny, like he's just like touching and fawning so much.
If you hate somebody that much, why would you touch
him that much?
Speaker 2: It's just weird.
Speaker 3: He knows that Trump has the power and he wants
to be in the good graces of Trump, but he
also I think it's that that whole phenomenon where you're
just like, man, this guy's crazy and I just don't
know what he's going to do. So that's how McCrone feels, right, Yeah, true.
Speaker 2: Joe is so jealous right now.
Speaker 3: Well, and speaking of French being a beautiful language, Trump
also told this little story.
Speaker 14: I want to tell you a little story. So we
were at the Eiffel Tower having dinner with your wonderful
wife and with my wonderful wife, and we came out
and he started speaking the French Deal, and we didn't
have an interpreter, and he was going on and on
and on, and I was just nodding yes, yes, yes.
And he really sold me out because I got back
the next day I read the papers. I said, that's
not what we said. He's a smart customer.
Speaker 3: I will tell you it's crazy. They look like they're buts.
Speaker 19: You know what I mean.
Speaker 2: I mean, mcrome looks a little gay, but they look
like they look.
Speaker 3: Like their goods.
Speaker 20: To me.
Speaker 3: There there were serious moments, like, for example, the reporters
were asking Trump about Elon's email, the one asking everybody
to essentially justify their jobs, and so Trump stood behind him.
Here is the answer to that question.
Speaker 14: That was that wasn't exactly what we agreed to. You're
talking about the last email that was sent where he
wanted to know what you did this week? You know
why he wanted that. By the way, I thought it
was great because we have people that don't show up
to work and nobody even knows if they work for
the government. So by asking the question, tell us what
you did this week, what he's doing is saying are
you actually working? And then if you don't answer, like
you're sort of semi fired or you're fired because a
lot of people are not answering because they don't even exist.
They're trying to find That's how badly various parts of
our government were run by it, especially by this last group.
Speaker 1: Mm hmmm, yeah, but I mean, you can't ask that,
you can't ask those questions.
Speaker 2: It's just mean.
Speaker 1: It's abusive, according to Annanavarro, so so mean.
Speaker 3: And we will actually have more about that coming up
later in the show as well. He was also asked
about Ukraine and this deal that he's been working on
with Zelensky or trying to work on or have his
people work on with Zelenski to get rare mineral earths
as part of a payback for all of the money
that the United States has given to Ukraine, and so
he was asked about how that deal is coming along and.
Speaker 14: Soon within weeks? Yeah, I think so right?
Speaker 16: Right? Do you think?
Speaker 11: So?
Speaker 14: I'd like to ask, have you? I think we could
end it within weeks if we're smart. If we're not smart,
it'll keep going and we'll keep losing young, beautiful people
that we shouldn't be dying, and we don't want that.
And remember what I said, this could escalate into a
Third World War. We don't want that. The deal's being
worked on, I think getting very close to getting an
agreement where where we get our money back over a
period of time, but it also gives us something where
I think it's very beneficial to their economy, to them
as a country. But you know, we're in for three
hundred and fifty billion dollars. How we got there, I
don't know, but that's a lot of money, a lot
of money investments. We had nothing, nothing to show for it,
and it was the Biden administration's fault. The Europeans are
in for about one hundred billion dollars and they do
it as a form, in the form of a loan.
And the Europeans have been great on this issue. They
understood it wasn't fair and we were able to work
something out. But with the Ukrainians, I think I can
say that we're very close.
Speaker 2: Scot's around here someplace, and I don't know if you
have the clip or not, but he was talking about
how he doesn't blame Europe for basically free loading.
Speaker 6: You know what I mean?
Speaker 2: He doesn't blame that. Yeah, he he said that yesterday.
Speaker 1: He's like, I don't blame him, because why wouldn't they
Why wouldn't they take advantage of us?
Speaker 2: If we allow them. You teach people how to treat you.
Speaker 1: We taught them you can walk all over us, and
so why wouldn't they do that?
Speaker 11: You know?
Speaker 3: Absolutely? He even said about this deal that he's trying
to make with Zelensky that it could result in Zelensky
coming to sign said deal in the Oval Office.
Speaker 14: Here's that with the President's Olenski. In fact, he may
come in this week or next week to sign the agreement,
and which would be nice. I'd love to meet him,
would meet at the Oval Office. So the agreement's being
worked on now. They're very close to a final deal.
It'll be a deal with rare earths and various other things,
and he would like to come and I understand it
here to sign it, and that would be great with me.
Speaker 3: Look at what that looked like from a larger pan.
Speaker 2: Out view, crazy, isn't it?
Speaker 3: It isn't that amazing?
Speaker 18: Yeah?
Speaker 1: And it's also very new, like this is stuff that
we've not seen a lot of before. It's it's this,
the total transparency of this administration is so refreshing, at
least to me, it is.
Speaker 2: I love it.
Speaker 1: I love being able to see this. I love being
able to see him walk that that video that you
talked about earlier, whe it was like a four minute
video where they take him from just walking down the
halls to meeting him, to all that kind of stuff.
I love that kind of stuff. I mean, this is
I think it's the stuff that every other president either
thought that we didn't need to see or they thought
it was too mundane to show us.
Speaker 3: And I don't think anybody I think that they liked
having that element of it's their own, and it's because
they're in a position of power that they get to
keep it to themselves, right.
Speaker 2: And he doesn't do that. He doesn't do that. So
when people are like he's.
Speaker 3: A deck tamer, right, he literally shares everything.
Speaker 1: With everything everything. He wants us to be in there
with him because it's, you know, by the people.
Speaker 2: For the people. We're the people.
Speaker 1: And we're in there like watching all this happen in
real time, and it's so great.
Speaker 2: I love it.
Speaker 3: Yes day we talked about the ridiculous governor of Maine,
and we showed that clip between Trump and that governor
at the governor's luncheon over the weekend where he's like,
are you going to do what the federal law now says,
which is you're going to keep men out of women's sports?
And she was like, we're gonna do what like our
own state says. And he was like, bye, bitch, I
will see you in court my words in court. That
would be great. It was amazing. And then and she's awful.
She's absolutely awful. But there's a Republican representative from the
state of Maine who was on Fox to talk about
where that is and if she's still digging in her
heels about it. And here is what she said.
Speaker 7: Last question that exchange was on Friday. Did your governor
say much over the weekend?
Speaker 11: She's stug in pretty hard, And honestly, it's it's really
too bad it because her comments and her demeanor don't
represent real mayners. They don't represent our state. And I
think it's left a bad taste in folk's mouth for Maine.
But there's so much more to our state than Governor Mills.
Her extreme rhetoric, the policies of the legislative Democrats and
that exchange in this policy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she's I hope she doesn't represent all maners, because
then we would think that mayners want men to invade
women and girls' spaces, which is not okay and it's
not a.
Speaker 3: Winning issue, which and we'll have more on that later
in the show too. It's just not And why they
keep wanting to die on that hill, I have no
idea to do it.
Speaker 2: Keep doing it, keep going.
Speaker 3: And then speaking of ridiculous Democrat women, there was also
the one that we talked about yesterday, Tina Smith, Senator
Tina Smith who did the tweet about Elon calling him
a dick boss member.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So Fox News was reporting on that and they accidentally
used a photo in their little story thumbnail of a
different senator, a senator by the name of Janet what's
your name? I'm sorry, Tammy Baldwin is the other Senate
and they were and I'm telling you they are identical twins.
So yes, Fox News should have done a better job
vetting their pictures and making sure that the photo was
correct that they were using for Tina Smith. But in
their defense, they are the same person, you guys, So
this senator to Tina Smith called out Fox and she
made it about race. She said, that's Tammy Baldwin, not me.
You can keep track of all of the hundreds of
white men, but it's the twenty eight women in the
Senate that trips you up. Fox News.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so what she said she made it about race
and gender, because yeah, you know that's surprising as a Democrat,
we're all shocked by that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but then there was this, There is the photo
that she herself posted. Oh my god, Tammy Baldwin. You're saying,
there's nobody I'd rather have people confuse me with than
Tammy Baldwin. Yeah, and I'm like, this was a huge
cell phone then, because you're basically saying you don't blame
Fox for confusing you because your idea twins.
Speaker 1: Got And why did they wear the same thing? Did
they all know they are separated at birth? That's crazy.
It's worse than like what you and I do in
the mornings.
Speaker 2: Nuts.
Speaker 3: Hey, you get to wear your blue blazer day, you know,
wear it, you know, wear it? I mean, this is
they are the same person, are just different haircuts? Crazy? Yeah, Okay, So,
like we said, the allowing men in women's sports is
a losing issue. The vast majority of Americans don't want
men in women's sports, and yet Democrats keep digging in
their heels about this, and they talked about this very
issue on the Breakfast Club and even they recognize this
is a losing issue for them.
Speaker 21: Why are folks still talking about trans athletes like that
is a losing talking point? America's not with it, and
they keep making a micro a macro with that conversation.
It impacts such a small small group of people, but
it makes a whole lot of people think folks like
common sense. So why are they even having that conversation?
And I can't believe it's states that still want to
die on that hill, Like none of these states have
a high percentage of trans athletes. So what do you
what's the issue?
Speaker 22: Maybe it's just protecting the overall arching issue of trans rights,
or you know, you know, that's still a that's still
an ongoing thing, that's still a developing issue.
Speaker 23: You know, I don't know the probability, but I'm sure
it's a higher probability if most people don't want you know,
men played in women's sports, especially if they have daughters
that you know, practice and that I'm sure.
Speaker 21: It's just not a high percentage of trans athletes in
the country period. So I know, I know states the
state have to be even smaller, you know whatever.
Speaker 22: I'm not sure. Maybe they like to you know, they're
just again getting ahead of the issue. But to your point, yeah,
I mean, don't don't die in the hill, y'all. Is
so much more we could we could talk about.
Speaker 1: But speaking of what, Oh, they're dying on it. They
are dying on they're believing in, dying on it. It's like,
you just keep doing it and exactly tell me what
a trans right is. So does a trans right mean
that a biological male gets to go in and destroy
the spaces of women and girls, that a biological man
gets to go in and take opportunities away from women
and girls, Because that's precisely what they're doing. Because it's like,
what is it The nine hundred medals have been taken
away from women so far.
Speaker 3: That's not rights.
Speaker 1: That's them impeding on the rights of women and girls.
Speaker 2: And so they can suck it.
Speaker 3: That's not what it's about. And people with.
Speaker 1: Common sense know what this is about. And if you
do have a girl, which I have two of them,
I know that I would not want grown men in
their locker rooms, right No.
Speaker 3: And that's the thing. It's just the more they scream
about trans rights, the more women's rights are irroates. So
and then remember Blossom or whoever that person's name on
was on with Peers just suggesting we should just only
have gender neutral like Olympics and gender neutral sports, which
again eliminates women from ever competing again.
Speaker 18: Ever.
Speaker 1: But it also shows you that she's never ever, She's
never participated in a sport in her whole life. She's
never gotten up at you know, four in the morning
to go to practice for three hours every morning and
then go again in the afternoon, like my daughter, does.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Like this, This is what these people don't get it
because they've never participated in this stuff. And if they have,
shame on them if they have, you know, because I
guess there are some on that side of the aisle
that'll just be like, you know, like the Megan Rappinos
of the world who actually think that.
Speaker 2: About her, right right?
Speaker 24: Did you have to remind me because she's vile, because
she's one of those people who thinks this is a
great idea.
Speaker 1: Now that she's already had her success and she's kind
of like semi retired. It's okay for other women to
have to deal with the wrath of men in their spaces.
Speaker 2: Not okay.
Speaker 1: None of it's okay. And people who are sane understand this.
The people who are insane don't.
Speaker 3: I want to unknow.
Speaker 2: Can we just say.
Speaker 25: Sorry?
Speaker 3: Surely?
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 3: If you are seeing online still, perhaps even from people,
you know that they are insisting that everything in air
travel is a jillion times worse now that Trump is president. Somehow,
please share this clip with them, because Sean Duffy is
giving a dose of reality to people who are like,
oh my god, Trump's firing all the important people in
air travel and that's why everything's chaos.
Speaker 26: And government and in DOT as well. But let's be clear.
At FAA, we cut three hundred and fifty two people
out of fifty I mean sorry, forty six thousand people.
That' zero point eight percent of the workforce. These were
probationary workers that were employed for less than a year
at DOT, so these weren't the old school, really ingrained
employees of the DOT. And not only that, we kept
all the critical safety positions and we actually hired more
positions into critical safety, like air traffic controllers. We hired
more inspectors for things like pipelines and for aircraft. So again,
we have a safety mission. But for people people to
say that because we cut three hundred and fifty two
people out of forty six thousand, that that's a risk
to safety, give me a break. I mean, that's just
plain politics as opposed to saying let's cut the fat.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the truth doesn't matter to these people, It doesn't.
These are the people who think that men can get
pregnant so seriously, so they're going to take what he says,
and I'd be.
Speaker 2: Like, I don't want to hear safety.
Speaker 1: It's like planes are crashing because Trump Orange man Dad, Right,
this is what they're gonna think, you know, Oh, and
man can get pregnant.
Speaker 3: Okay, it's just so dumb.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 3: It's been a while since we've had a clip of Governor.
Speaker 2: I love this clip.
Speaker 3: I love it. Well, we actually have a couple because
first he announced that as a state, Florida is going
to set up its own doge, so like the state
version to support the federal dog's efforts. Of course, Ron
de Santas once again leading the way on governorship. I mean,
he's there is no better governor, and so he made
that announcement yesterday.
Speaker 27: Today, I'm pleased to announce that we are launching a
comprehensive initiative to continue to streamline our government and to
continue to eliminate unnecessary bureaucracy, and to continue to ensure
tax dollars are used in the most efficient way possible.
We are creating a State Doze task Force that will
implement a multi prong approach to eliminating bureaucratic bloat and
modernizing our state government to best serve the people of
Florida in the years ahead.
Speaker 2: This I love this so much. I love all of
this too much.
Speaker 1: And the property tax stuff, I'm like, so, I just
I hope Governor Abbott is paying attention because my property
taxes just went up one thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: Yep, that's not okay.
Speaker 1: Not okay. I mean I am taxed enough already, you
know what I mean. I just know how I feel
about taxes. Not okay. So this would be a great
thing if it was done by a lot of Republican
governors across the board, if they know they just didn't
always look at DeSantis anyway.
Speaker 3: I know right he is the blueprint for how to govern. Yeah,
just do what he's doing and you'll be doing what
he's doing. The problem is is that his term is
going to be up, and now there's going to be
a lot of jockeying for position when it comes to
who's going to take his place. We've heard the name
Byron Donald's being thrown around. Trump has put all of
his sport behind Byron Donalds. But DeSantis is not impressed
so far, and I gotta say he makes a point here.
Speaker 27: He is view is is Donald Trump just got into office.
I want these congressmen focused on enacting his agenda. They
haven't done very much yet. They're not putting his executive
orders into place. We'll see what they do on the spending.
But we have such a narrow majority that to be
trying to campaign other places and missing these votes, I
think is not something that's advisable at all. I think
people look at it and say, you know, you got
a guy like Byron He just hasn't been a part
of any of the victories that we've had here over
the left over these last years. He's just not been
a part of it. He's been in other states campaigning
doing that, and that's fine. But okay, well, then deliver
results up there. You know, that's what I want to see.
I want to see them delivering results.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I hear you. I he's right, He's right. I mean,
he's right. We all want to see them delivering results.
So he's not saying anything that's mean. If people think
that's me and get over it, I think so.
Speaker 3: But her yeah, you know, yeah, I mean Byron's great
for sound bites, but like, what has he actually accomplished?
And and DeSantis's record in Florida has been so phenomenal,
But as his wife Casey points out, and as he
pointed out in that same speech that he was giving yesterday,
this can be a very fleeting success. Like it's very
easy for somebody to come in and just undo everything
or not move straightforward. So it's it's not like it's
guaranteed to just stay awesome because he did all the
right stuff. Now you're row he is saying those things too.
It's leading a lot of people to wonder is she
going to run because she sounds very candidatey. You know,
while we are leading.
Speaker 4: Here in the state of Florida, I would say, and
this is true even with a Republican super majority and
the goat in the governor's office. None of this here
runs on autopilot. The wins in Florida, and frankly, the
sanity and the freedom that we enjoy in the Free
State of Florida, unfortunately are not guaranteed in perpetuity with
left and the special interests wanting to impose their will,
especially like usurping the legislature and perverting our state constitutional
amendment process which you recently saw, or squishes wanting to
go Republican light. By continuing to spend on massive boondoggles
and not implementing the will of the people, Florida could
very easily revert back to a purple state. So what's
the moral of the story.
Speaker 3: You have to lead.
Speaker 4: You have to have courage, You have to to show
that our way works. You enact bold policies, and you
hold yourself accountable. Because if we do this, we will
continue to be a model for the nation, We will
be a beacon of hope for the world, and we
will continue to stay the Free State of Florida. Thank you,
doctor Atlas for the opportunity.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I can maybe see her running.
Speaker 3: And I would not hate it because to me, it
would be like he's the co pilot, you know what
I mean, Yeah, yeah, he would.
Speaker 2: He would be in her ear.
Speaker 1: She I'm trying to like, I was trying to understand,
like what her qualifications were, like what she's done. It's
like her background. I know she has a BS in economics.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she was, she was a journalist.
Speaker 19: I know that.
Speaker 3: I don't know except that she has been right by
his side the entire time that he's been running the
state and.
Speaker 1: Totally and he would be right by her side if
she was running the state. Yeah, but you're right about
it being able to be undone because I mean, somebody
can go on there and just biden.
Speaker 2: The crap out of that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they could Biden the crap out of Florida and
then it would be screwed. And so I mean, we
just if you live in Florida, you can't let that happen.
Speaker 3: No, I mean, because that has been like the shining
beacon of a state, totally model for all of the
Republican states.
Speaker 2: Uh huh.
Speaker 3: Here's some other stuff that's neat and good and cool,
and that is that Trump has decided that Alice Johnson,
who famously was pardoned by Trump through the efforts of
Kim Kardashian, she is now Pardon Czar and she was
on with Dana Perino to talk about her role. I
just love her. She's such a gentle, sweet, kind lady.
She is, and you can tell that this role it
means a lot to her and she's going to do
a great job here she is. Does I mean for
you now to be the pardon Czar? What do you
plan to do with that power?
Speaker 13: Well, I plan to fulfill the trust that the President
has placed in me. He's given me specific march and orders.
And actually, Dana, from the time, I've been working on
this NonStop.
Speaker 10: Since my release.
Speaker 13: This is really a continuation of the work that I've
already been doing. I've brought many parton cases before the
President in the past, and one thing I can say
about President Trump, he was very interested in their families.
He wanted to know if they have a solid re
entry program in place. I wanted to make sure that
I brought him the best candidates because what is happening
in this nation is really really sending a message to
the world that we care about the least of his people.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, what a lovely lady. She's lovely. Yeah,
that's I love this.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And let's just all take a moment to understand
again how racist Trump is so racist?
Speaker 2: So racist, isn't he?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's so awful and racist celebrating people of color
prominent position.
Speaker 1: Exactly what a racist and a sexist now totally success fact,
absolutely to that point.
Speaker 3: Let's hear from Caroline love It, because Caroline love It
and the White House experienced another win yesterday again with
their fight against the AP, which wasn't really a fight.
They just said, hi, AP, you're not accepting that there's
a new name of the Gulf of Mexico. It's now
called the Gulf of America, and all the apps are
showing it, and you should too. And since you're not,
until such time as you do, you are no longer
welcome into the Oval office or onto Air Force one.
You're welcome to come to the pressers by all means
cover the White House, but you don't get access to
these more private, intimate spaces because you're not doing the
right thing. And that's a privilege, that is a prinsent,
which has always been their point and the AP sued
them and have so far lost. Here is Caroline to
give the update and continues here at the White House
every day.
Speaker 28: Today, a federal judge right here in Washington, DC denied
the Associated Press is emergency requests for a temporary restarting
order to restore their privilege of returning to the White
House Press pool. And the judge's denial of the Associated
Press's request reinforces what I said from the podium last
week and what President Trump has been saying. Covering the
American presidency in the most intimate and limited spaces in
this White House, in the Oval Office, on the Air
Force one is a privilege.
Speaker 3: It is not a legal right.
Speaker 28: And we want all voices to have that opportunity. And
that's why we've expanded the James S. Brady Briefing Room
to invite truly legitimate independent journalists, podcasters, and other media
types into that room to cover this president with honesty
and accuracy and with real mindfulness of what the American
people actually care about.
Speaker 2: I just saw the best comment from Travis Travis Scercely.
I have to shout you out.
Speaker 3: He said, he said, natcho golf anymore.
Speaker 2: It is so great.
Speaker 3: I love you people. I love you people. It's seriously
the best audience of all time.
Speaker 2: And space, the best community ever. So great, it really is.
Speaker 3: And speaking of Caroline, she gave a little bit of
a behind the scenes look at what she loves about
President Trump and how he really genuinely wants to know
the opinions of all the people working around him, even
on topics that he knows they know nothing about. So
I love this little, you know, kind of look behind
the curtain with Caroline.
Speaker 25: The best thing about him that I've learned is he's
a great listener, and he values the opinions of everybody
in the room. And he'll be talking about tariffs and
he'll ask somebody in the room who he knows, and
everybody knows has no experience in the world of tariffs.
But he genuinely wants to hear the opinions of everybody
else before he makes a decision. And that's fascinating to
me as the leader of the free world, that he
cares what everybody in the room thinks. And something else
I've noticed is he's so generous with his time, and
sometimes it means we're running late throughout the day, Trump
time here at the White House.
Speaker 3: Trump time is a real thing.
Speaker 25: But it's because he's so hospitable and generous with his time.
And he'll have thirty meetings, thirty minute schedule for someone,
but he'll give that person two or sometimes three hours
of his day and he'll go above and beyond to
show that. Maybe it's from being in hospitality his whole life,
and in real estate and owning properties and you have
to welcome everybody. But he does that on a daily basis,
no matter how tiring or exhausting it can be.
Speaker 1: Yep, he's not lived in the Washington bubble. I think
that he has, like he does, have all that hospitality
and the real estate and the entrepreneurship and all that
under his belt. Real good business people do that is
they pay attention to what other people want, and they
talk to people. They can be hospitable, they can be personable.
Speaker 2: That's who he is.
Speaker 1: A people guy. He is a total people guy. He's
not just living in that bubble where everybody's telling you're
so great. He wants to hear what people. That's how
he's been so successful, right, So why would that stop
when he becomes president?
Speaker 3: I know, I just I love that. I love that
little inside look, and I think she's absolutely right and
you are too, that this is his background and it
suits him and it suits the people around him really
really well. Also, I think I moved the little cursor
too far, But there was this very brief moment that
I'm hoping I have here where Pete Hegseth was asked
a question about the media by about qualifications of I
think probably it was probably about Dan Bongino. I can't
be certain who they were even asking about, but that's
the media's push right now, is to ask all the
count well, is this person really qualified? Is that here's
really qualifying? I mean, that's all they care about, and
they make that face too, which is disconcerting. Loved Pete
hegg Seth's response to this so much.
Speaker 5: Here.
Speaker 29: It is right, I can underqualified high kind of jegular
to be the next chairman that.
Speaker 14: I'm gonna I'm gonna choose to reject your unqualified question.
Speaker 1: You're so great, Yeah, it is unqualified. You are invalid. Right,
there's so much nicer than me. I would have been like,
f off, God, these people are just in.
Speaker 14: God.
Speaker 3: I love that so much. Harrieton, the little data Nerd
from CNN had some interesting stats about X, and I
thought this was absolutely fascinating because you know, now there's
this whole blue sky alternative which is I'm sure if
you were to look at the composition of it, it's
like ninety eight percent crazy liberals.
Speaker 1: Isn't it and maybe like to like mostly petos, isn't it?
Speaker 3: Probably at ot there? Yeah, any conservative who was on
that platform is there just for fodder? I mean there
are looking, Yeah, they're looking for it. They're not there
to actually engage in conversation because you can't. These people
are crazy. And so here is how the makeup of
X looks before elon and now, and it's utterly fascinating
to me.
Speaker 30: It really gets at it. Look at this the party id.
Among those who regularly use X slash Twitter for news.
Back in twenty twenty two, sixty five percent of those
who regularly use Twitter slash ex for news, we're Democrats.
Just thirty one percent were Republicans. Look at where we
are today, just a completely different picture. Now it's basically
split between Democrats at forty eight percent Republicans at forty
seven percent. And what I should note, mister Berman, is
this now this new overall makeup matches the overall electorate far.
Speaker 1: Better, right, Yeah, it does. It does match the electorate.
And I'm one of those people I didn't like Twitter back,
you know, like years ago, and now I love it.
So it's I just I really, I'm out there every
day a lot during the day.
Speaker 3: It's the greatest.
Speaker 2: It is the best.
Speaker 3: Obsessed with it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's that social media platform out there at this point.
Speaker 3: Hands down and down. It is absolutely okay. And speaking
of Elon some I don't know who this clown is.
He got absolutely killed on X yesterday, but this jackass
decided to tweet Joshua read ecal is his name, So
he tweeted Elon Musk walks off and leaves his four
year old son wandering off stage by himself. This clip
legitimately disturbs and saddens me. Oh no, it's Joshua, Okay, Joshua,
Somebody send.
Speaker 2: Him a tampon, Oh josh.
Speaker 3: But Joshua completely made this up, and he manipulated the
video by cutting it short to prove that Elon is
somehow like this neglectful dad. Now granned, Elon is not
somebody that I would hold up as an example of
how to bother.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, he just doesn't.
Speaker 3: But to make up stuff when you don't need to
at all, it's just ridiculous. And so he posted a
piece of this video. You're gonna see the piece that
he posted to create this ridiculous Oh my god, I'm
so disturbed and saddened tweet. And then you're going to
see the full context. I'll just let them play back
to back. So this is what he posted, and it
looks like he left him but here's the real video.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because why would he pay to play the whole thing?
You know, why would he do that in all it's
full context?
Speaker 3: That just ridiculous.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know who.
Speaker 1: Else manipulates videos? Dan Crenshaw just bringing that up. He
also does that to make himself look better and he
probably cries about it too. Dan Crenshaw does that, you guys,
Dan Crenshaw.
Speaker 3: And we'll be getting to Dan Crenshaw at the end.
Actually of this segment, he's not last. It was my bad.
Speaker 14: He's like.
Speaker 3: He should be last. Yeah, Kamala, now that she has
busied herself with winning like an NAACP Award, and you
know she's been.
Speaker 2: I don't know busy.
Speaker 3: I don't even know what she's gonna start acting.
Speaker 1: She's she's signed with an agency that's true and Bide
and signed with talent agencies, and they're going to be
in your next like blockbuster movies.
Speaker 2: You guys.
Speaker 3: I can't wait to see her on the big screen. Mok.
Or she might try to run for governor of California,
and I think that along that line of thinking, she decided.
It's been what like three weeks now since the fires
raged throughout the LA area. Now she's visiting and like
commenting about the tires and you guys. Okay, so Tom,
you guys, here again is the bullet that we dodged mine.
When you see this, you're here, you're now seeing it
up close.
Speaker 8: It's not only seeing it, Alex, you can smell it.
You can feel it, right, So it's seeing it with
our eyes and many people have seen it. You all
are covering it. But to literally be on the ground here,
you can smell the smoke that was here. You can
feel the the toxicity, frankly of the environment. You can
feel the energy of all of the folks who are
still here on the ground.
Speaker 2: Oh God, she's an idiot. I just cannot. You can
taste it, you guys, you can taste the smoke.
Speaker 3: Can feel the energy and.
Speaker 20: People that are here.
Speaker 2: Does anybody have any wine? Does anybody anyone.
Speaker 3: You can smell the smoke? Yeah, you can so profound fire.
Fire's hot anyway that I'm glad she made it out
to see them of the fire jump.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's that Talent Agency's helping her act. Good, good job,
good your taking those acting classes.
Speaker 3: And speaking of dumb Democrats, Jasmine Crockett still continuing to
completely miss the mark on the reason that Democrats lost.
She believes that it's just a messaging problem, has nothing
to do with their actual policies. It's just that the
Republicans have this huge advantage because they have Twitter and
Fox News. She really believes this.
Speaker 17: Oh my god, It's important that those of us that
sit in Congress have to figure out what is really
the best way for us to communicate, and we've got
to settle into that and recognize that not everyone's going
to sit on a podcast, not everyone's going to be
social media savvy, but they are going to have to
find their communication lane. And so I do think that
it is something that we struggle with. We know right now,
we obviously have exes owned by Elon. We've also got
you know, the other news network that I.
Speaker 3: Won't name, and some other things.
Speaker 17: So there's an actual ecosystem that pumps out this disinformation
consistently on behalf of them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, was it disinformation when we saw that transgender with
his or her boobs hanging out his Bolton's hanging out
on the White House line? Remember you guys, Remember all
I remembers was that because I mean, they were supposed
to bring decency back to the White House. This is
what they promised us. That was their idea of decency.
I mean that kind of stuff. This is it's we
could we could give you a list everybody.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: That's why.
Speaker 1: That's why they're gone. And she thinks it's messaging. They're
just not doing messaging correctly.
Speaker 3: Or the Republicans have the edge when it comes to
media and communications. Are you for real?
Speaker 1: We have two forums as opposed to the as opposed
to the gajillion that they have had over the past
however many years since you and I are doing this,
they've had an upper hand when it comes to give
me a break, lady, But just keep shaking that just
keep thinking it's a messaging problem.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 3: Meanwhile, CNN has decided, in the midst of all of
this Elon's email like sending people into outrage, you know,
spinning cycles, they decided, you know what we should do.
We should have on one of the people that was
affected by that email. We should have on this woman
who is deeply affected by receiving the email. Here she
is to describe her tragic story.
Speaker 2: My god, I can't wait.
Speaker 29: Email Saturday afternoon about three pm, and I felt absolutely
infuriated getting this email with a demand within forty eight
hours to provide a response and what I did within
the last week or face termination. This is clearly an attempt.
Speaker 6: From Elon Musk to harass and bully and intimidate the
federal workshops. There's more, its broader plan to gut the
federal workforce and privatize public sector services to ensure that
corporations like his own can get more profit.
Speaker 29: And that makes me really angry my co as well.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, I'm sorry that you're angry, but what is
it that you did last week?
Speaker 2: What did you do?
Speaker 1: Because we want to know because we employ you, right,
I'm actually your boss.
Speaker 2: You guys are her boss. So what did you do
last week?
Speaker 1: Lady? Why are you crying about it on national television
Because the rest of us who have been in the
private sector, we've been filling out like progress reports and think.
Speaker 2: We have to do that. People have you guys have
had to do that in your job. So quick bitching
about it and tell us what you did last week.
Speaker 3: This isn't hard, just hard, continue to exist and that
you actually read your emails. That's it. That's the bar.
Speaker 1: Okay, it's hard, traumatizing getting an email. If it's that traumatizing,
then quit, just quit.
Speaker 21: Well.
Speaker 3: Anna Navarro went so far as to call his email abuse,
and that is when Jennings was like, bitch, please, here
is that Federal workers and it is just plain wrong.
Speaker 15: It's random.
Speaker 3: Yes, I do, I do think that. I think they are.
Speaker 30: Yeah, the way that.
Speaker 21: They are treating them.
Speaker 12: How is this abusive?
Speaker 5: An email from someone that said you better do this
or else you're going to resign from your boss?
Speaker 11: Uh?
Speaker 12: Well, the White House is every federal workers boss. That's
number one, not anybody.
Speaker 13: Scott.
Speaker 15: How is he not going to evaluate I mean, how
is he going to evaluate the work of thousands of
federal plays when he has no idea whether he's not.
Speaker 12: The test was, are you even paying attention to your email?
Speaker 15: Your term federal workers? She sent it on a weekend.
Some federal workers do not have access to their emails
on the weekends.
Speaker 12: They just I mean, look the amount of outrage, melting
down and sort of outpouring of emotion over this ought
to tell you everything you need to know. We had
a lady on CNN today, a supposed federal worker who
said she was infuriated by getting this email. She had
time to go on CNN, but she didn't have time
to send a thirty second email saying.
Speaker 2: Here's what I was working online last week.
Speaker 12: This is what people in the private sector have come
to hate about how they view the public sector. And
I think there's a great many, very dedicated public servants.
But you said, you know, it's about control. Yes, it's
about control, and it's about finding out who is actually
at their job working and who isn't. And do we
need all these.
Speaker 1: I think, yeah, And this is not helping. This is
not helping public sector employees. You know, when they go
on shows and they bitch and moan about having to
say what they did last week. When we we do
it in the private sector all the time, and we
don't get pensions from the American taxpayer, we have to
we have to say for our own retirements, go figure.
Speaker 2: So I just don't want to I don't want to
hear it.
Speaker 1: I know we're going to get emails because we get
emails all the time from public sector people who say,
you're demoniza're not all bad, you're demonizing us. But okay, well,
then tell people that work around you to shut their
yappers and say what they did last week?
Speaker 2: Answer the email. That's what we would do.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and we'll actually we're you know, to appease the
people who keep sending his emails going we're not all bad.
I'm going to show you one that's not because it's true.
But and I hope that there's many, many, many, many
more like the woman that you're about to see in
just a few minutes than there are of the woman
that you just saw on CNN crabbing about ole. And
I only got forty eight hours to type a five
bullet message and.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I only got a nine month severance,
Like who gets god, who gets that in the private sector?
Raise your freaking hand. Seriously, I can't representative.
Speaker 3: Burchett is quickly becoming one of my favorites. He was
on a news show talking about the ridiculousness of all
the outrage. I love him.
Speaker 28: Here he is and to challenging federal employees on their
accomplishments and how that's now being asked to thousands, tens
of thousands of people across the country through social media.
Speaker 31: I think it's a great idea. You do it in
private business all the time. You have to have accountability,
you have to show your work, you have to show
what you've done, and now we're saying the federal government
should do the same.
Speaker 9: And some folks are.
Speaker 31: Upset about it. Obviously, they're upset because they can't show
what they've done because they probably haven't done much. They're
mad because they have to go back to work. I've
been contacted by people that have are very upset that
they have to go back to work because they've moved.
Speaker 29: They don't even live in.
Speaker 31: The area anymore, but they thought they could work from home.
And you know, the post COVID days are over. We
need to get people back to work. We need to
show what they're doing, and we need to show the
efficiencies of government.
Speaker 2: Why does that mean? How is that abusive? I mean,
it's not mean abusive. And if you think it's mean
or abusive, then you need to grow up.
Speaker 3: The fact that they're like, you know, these layoffs, which
are probably long overdue. People are acting as though it's
limited to the federal government, that somehow they deserve more
sympathy than anybody else in the private sector who is
currently getting Like, oh, Starbucks is like laying off a
thousand people right now. It's happening everywhere. It doesn't No
one is exempt from the possibility of losing.
Speaker 1: A job, right And oh my god, during COVID, how
many people lost their businesses because of the federal government.
Speaker 3: How many people lost.
Speaker 1: Their livelihoods, Businesses that they had built for decades just
like that were gone because of COVID. How many people
lost their jobs because they wouldn't get the job like,
and how many.
Speaker 3: Of these Democrats like Anna Nabarrow were cheering that on.
Speaker 2: Yes, I don't want to hear it. I don't want
to hear it.
Speaker 3: Well, you'll like this one. This is a federal worker
who is making a fantastic point. And I hope her colleagues,
take a listen.
Speaker 20: I am a federal employee that got an email this
Saturday basically stating that I needed to highlight five accomplishments
that I had last week. And to me, that was
not a huge deal. I am someone who likes to
highlight my accomplishments, and I was summed over in about
a email that took me six minutes something like that.
I used to work for the private sector for about
thirteen years, so I was held accountable every day. I
had lists of things that needed to be done every day,
and it was It's not a big deal to me
to send that out. So I just want to say
that I would say, highlight the things that you do.
Highlight you know who you are as a federal employee
and the things that you're accomplishing.
Speaker 3: Right, and be like why is hard?
Speaker 1: Right, I'm a huge asset to this organization. I'm going
to tell you why, Like, why can't people take that?
Why don't they take that stance? I don't get it.
Why are they so butt hurt about an email? I
don't get it. Because in the in the private sector,
or even if I did work at government job, if
somebody said, what did you do last week. I'd be like,
let me tell you, right, let me tell you what
I did last week. I will be happy to highlight
the things that I did. Like, why is this such
a it's not abusive. The fact that people are trying
to make it into some sort of yes victim mentality
is dounding to me.
Speaker 3: I know it's but it's so typical, so typical of
the left. And then there's also this phenomenon on the
left too, where they create victims of people who are
not victims at all, who are actual perpetrators, like Luigi Manngian,
who we talked about yesterday. All the women lining up
in the courtroom to get a glimpse of this ass
hat and now there are people wearing shirts with his
little hoodie like logo on them. This woman is psychotic,
but these people are out there and we all need
to be aware. This is a Luigi hat.
Speaker 7: Yes, it's a lou Yes, Yes, eat Luigi MANGIONI eat.
Speaker 32: The CEOs because you push people too far, and when
you push people against the wall and they have nowhere
to go, they're going to push back. And right now
the one percent is taking advantage of the masses, and
we are just sitting and being complacent and taking it.
It is time for us to say no, we outnumber
the building of bloodsuckers. We need to make them afraid.
Right now he has twenty, but the GUTTI need to
have one hundred, because again, you push people too far,
they have no way. The box up against the wall,
they're going to lash out. So these CEOs need to
get off of their greedy, selfish attitude, steak and take
and take a take in from us, and then nobody's
going to be wanting to shoot them down in the streets.
Speaker 2: If I if I wish for you to go, she
just step into the sun.
Speaker 32: I want you to be gone. Wow, So I want
el be gone?
Speaker 3: You wanted to be gone?
Speaker 2: You wanted to Yes, he's a selfish You.
Speaker 12: Want to like a Luigi, you want a Luisian Jean fish.
Speaker 32: He's a selfish, greedy bastard who is just sucking the
humanity out of the world.
Speaker 3: And we need less Elos and more Luigions.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Based on her accent, I'm gonna just assume, and I
could be wrong, that she immigrated from someplace, and I
bet that someplace did not let her protest like she's
protesting right now in the free United States of America.
Speaker 2: I don't like her.
Speaker 3: I wish somebody would have said, how many people does
Elon employed amongst all of his various enterprises. Does that
not count? No anything?
Speaker 1: No, well it counted like ten years ago when he
was still a Democrat, right, and he was still on
their side. And now that he's seen the craziness of
the left and he's transferred over to our side. Now
it's like none of that matters. Mock Now he's just bad.
Now they all have eds instead of tds. Yeah, very textbook.
Speaker 3: Well, and they're not going to get away with some
of the more violent rhetoric. There's a woman, This girl
is an idiot. So she posted a video on TikTok
not only saying that Elon should be off essentially, but
also that she has evaded taxes for the past eight years,
thinking that this is somehow a smart thing to put
out into the universe.
Speaker 2: Here she is.
Speaker 33: I promised myself I would avoid the news, but obviously
they haven't.
Speaker 20: You don't mind what thought.
Speaker 21: I have many.
Speaker 33: Thoughts Elon Musk, like we need to x him, and
by X I mean formerly known as assassination and it's wanted.
From my fear, I was gonna fucking show up.
Speaker 11: I don't.
Speaker 2: Arrest me, they should show up at her house.
Speaker 33: You don't have enough people to even investigate me at
this point. I haven't found my taxes in.
Speaker 3: Like eight years, and yet no, it's good for me.
Speaker 33: So I'm gonna fucking say it. Let's assassinate some motherfuckers.
Speaker 24: God this woman like and that was reported on mash
so what a weird flex, right, Yeah, DC attorney Ed
Martin responded to her saying talk soon, ma'am.
Speaker 3: And then all the people that were sending in the
mess and she responded on x saying duly noted, thank
you for letting us know. We will put you in
the system. Talk soon, ma'am. Hashtag no one is.
Speaker 1: Above the law, right, and people who don't pay their
taxes go to jail.
Speaker 3: So bye, bitch. I mean, this is the thing, right,
Why would you say that? Why would you do that
unless you're crazy?
Speaker 19: Well that's why. That's exactly why you guys. So she
had comment she totally did I just put her in jail.
Put her in jail for all the reasons. Oh yes, okay,
the time has come.
Speaker 3: Your moment has arrived. We are about to show you
a video that went viral on X last night, originally
posted apparently by the guy interviewing Dan Crenshaw himself, to
show what Dan Crenshaw said on a hot mic. So
it's very hard to listen to. You're gonna see it
once in its original format and then again where I've
like amplified Dan's voice to the extent that I could
and will decide if you think he is threatening to
off Tucker Carlson, because that's that was the message that
took this video viral. And then the news person, the
interviewer person, took down the video. And we don't know why.
Some people are speculating that maybe we all misheard Dan.
Speaker 1: I think it's because he's afraid Dan Crunch. I wants
to kill him now too, That's what I think.
Speaker 3: So again, the first video is the original where it's
kind of tough to hear what Dan says, and so
then I'll follow it immediately with the one where he's amplified.
Here is the first one.
Speaker 1: Have you ever met Taka? I think.
Speaker 3: The worst person ever. That's what it sounds like he's saying.
If I ever met him, I will effing kill him,
not joking, and then as he was walking away, he's the.
Speaker 1: Worst person ever, worst person ever. Right, it's pretty clear
what he said. And it's not like it's a it's
not like it's at a character. He's like emotionally unhinged.
This guy he always has when he fakes it and
he tries to act like he's not, but he totally is.
Speaker 2: He's a complete nutcase.
Speaker 3: I mean, he definitely could benefit from some anger management therapy,
there is no question about it. Yeah, it was interesting that.
So again, the guy that was in that video with
Dan Crenshaw took it down and a lot of people
are saying, oh, it's he What he said was not
that he was going to f and kill him, but
that he would make time for him if he had
it or something. I mean, there were all kinds of
oh my god, it's such a justification. So I don't know.
All I know is that it sounded a lot like
what everybody was saying. It sounded like.
Speaker 2: I know, and I think that's what he said. He
can try to listen.
Speaker 1: He's probably going to try to manipulate a video to
make it otherwise because that's what he does.
Speaker 3: He did that to us. He takes, he takes.
Speaker 1: He is literally CNN of the Congress world like when
a sitting congress person. And that's the thing. I just
I do not like this guy, don't trust him. I
think he's a liar. I think he's a manipulator. I
think he's emotionally unhinged. And really that's kind of what
Tucker said about him in the past. Tucker has said
things about him that aren't kind because he's not a
good representative of the people.
Speaker 2: He's a sellout.
Speaker 3: And when he's like just meaner and meaner and meaner
the longer he's in office. And if Yulan actually tweeted
about like tweeted back to the video saying why is
Crenshaw homicidal? Regarding Tucker, and then Tucker responded, why don't
you come sit for an interview and we'll see how
you do. I'll send you my address, Dan Crenshaw, I.
Speaker 2: Won't do it.
Speaker 1: He totally won't do it because and when he's questioned
about things like money, which what we questioned him about.
We questioned him about like how he's made money and
insider trading and the things that you know, just and
him wanting a raise.
Speaker 3: He felt like Congress deserved a raise.
Speaker 1: And remember he went on that unhinged rant in that
one interview when you know.
Speaker 2: He suggested that they get raped.
Speaker 1: He thinks it's absurd that people should even question that,
you know, because he's in some sort of a position
of power. You work for us, Dan Crenshaw. I'm a Texan,
you work for me, and he's a terrible representation of
the state. I'm embarrassed by him. I wish somebody would
hurry up and take his place. I just think it's awful.
Speaker 3: But Tucker said.
Speaker 1: That he's emotionally he's emotionally like incapable. He said that,
he said that he's out of control, which I totally
agree with. He said that he's not America first, he's
just like all the other swamp creatures who gives money
to all these other places but then pretends to be
a conservative. I also agree with that. And he doesn't
like being called out for those things.
Speaker 2: You know, he doesn't like it.
Speaker 3: And I didn't like this either, and he is denying it.
So somebody, I think it was Marjorie Taylor Green actually
just outright asked him, did you threaten to kill my friend?
Tucker Carlson, and Dan Crenshaw said, l ol, no, yes, oh.
Speaker 2: I don't think he was ling when he read that.
Speaker 34: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I don't know what's going on because again it was
the Steve Edgington guy who was the interviewer, and he
said with the video. After our interview, I asked Dan
if he had ever met Tucker Carlson. He said, I
would kill him if I saw him. I laughed it off.
He said, no, seriously, I would. And so now that
video was taken down, so it's almost like, did he
mishear him and now he's being threatened with the lawsuit,
like a defamation thing. I have no idea, but you
saw the video. You can judge for yourself.
Speaker 2: He shouldn't start suing people because you know, other people
could sue him.
Speaker 1: For manipulating videos as a sitting in congressman, which is
precisely what he did to us. I will never get
over that dude is a sitting congress person and he
tried he took what a thirteen minute video of us,
put it into sixteen seconds or something like that, and
try to make it, yeah, try to make it look
like we hate the military and hate veterans.
Speaker 2: That guy. Oh god, no, he used to do that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so you just go ahead and start suing people, Dan, Okay,
all right, we got to get to some of the
reaction about joy Read because that was such a delight
yesterday to see her crying about losing her job. So
we have a little bit of her like TikTok or
whatever video that she made on her own, and then
we'll have some clips and tributes to her from the
rest of her MSNBC colleagues, which are absolutely hilarious. But first,
here is her initial reaction and her announcement to her followers.
Speaker 2: I show had value and.
Speaker 11: That I'm sorry that.
Speaker 16: What I was doing value value And in the end,
I'm not I trying not to cry on TV, and
I say, this is kind of like me on TV.
So I apologize. I am not sorry that I stood
up for those those things because those things are of God,
and you know, I'm a church girl to those those
are the things that I was taught were of God.
And so I'm not sorry. I'm just proud of my
my show. I had value and that.
Speaker 21: What I was doing.
Speaker 3: Value and in the end, trying not to cry and.
Speaker 25: Had value.
Speaker 1: She had such value. You guys should value being a
race baider. There's a lot of value in that is
they never thought I see the president of playing a recorder.
Speaker 3: That's my favorite.
Speaker 2: So great.
Speaker 3: Kelly had no love lost for joy Read, and here
she is responding to the news.
Speaker 16: Tonight will be joy Read's final show on MSNBC.
Speaker 3: Single Tear, White woman.
Speaker 34: Tears have been right here, Joy She was officially fired
over the weekend because she's a racist, horrible news anchor
with no ratings.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she ain't wrong.
Speaker 1: Fired and the god thing, Come on, I know it's
a god thing, but less an abortion is great.
Speaker 3: Remember when we were on CNN back in the day with.
Speaker 2: Don Juan I do.
Speaker 3: He has changed so much since we were. He was
kind and lovely to us.
Speaker 1: He had a cold that night, so maybe he was
like not like one hundred percent himself, but he was
very He was.
Speaker 3: Pretty nice, very very nice to us, very very lovely.
But he did not appreciate Megan's white woman's single tier
at all. And he tried really hard to like insult
Megan with cleverness. It just he's not good at insulting.
And here is how it turned out. That's really been
the truth for a long time.
Speaker 9: So let me just say to Megan Kelly, in my
thirty some years as a journalist, in my fifty some
years as a person of color, go fuck yourself. Okay.
I usually don't like to talk about her because she's
one of those people. She thrives on it. She has
built her the second part of whatever of her career
on being a troll.
Speaker 2: So this, I mean, she's good at It's really.
Speaker 35: The worst person, no, Megan Kelly, the worst person on
television was fired from NBC in the Today Show a
few years ago.
Speaker 9: And that's Megan Kelly. Really, that's the worst person who's
not on television anymore.
Speaker 2: Yeah, is you is not clever?
Speaker 9: Don, That's the worst person who's not on television.
Speaker 3: So who raw for that?
Speaker 5: So bad?
Speaker 9: Did something good with that?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 2: He's really really bad at that.
Speaker 1: Let's let's stack her against you in ratings and how
she does job wise, and then how you're doing, Don,
I think that shows why you know you're so angry
because you're jealous of her and her success.
Speaker 3: Well, the fellow reporter people the show hosts on MSNBC,
which included our favorite Nicole Wallace and Rachel Maddow. They
were on Joy's final show, and again you're going to
notice her in her purple tracksuit, which I whatever. But
the words that they use to describe Joy and their
feelings about Joy's show getting canceled are just I don't
know why they caused me so much amusement, but I'll
just let them run together. First Rachel and then Nicole.
Speaker 34: Well, first, I want to say that I love you Joy,
and that I am bereffed that the readout brass ending.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, but I just think that's so funny that
that way.
Speaker 2: Rachel Maddow talks that way she does, she's.
Speaker 3: Bereffed, and now here is Nicole also super sapped out.
Speaker 18: I'm going to break the rules the way Rachel broke
the rules and tell you that I love you. That
the puppiest times I've had, not just at MSNBC but
ever being on television, have been sitting next to the
two of you, no offense, Florence.
Speaker 13: We love having you there too.
Speaker 18: We love and that I think that I thought that
things like that on TV couldn't be real, but that
the friendships that have sustained me have been with both
of you, and I am you know, it's like losing
a limb. That thought of doing those nights without you,
your strength and your fearlessness.
Speaker 13: Is the answer to the question.
Speaker 18: I think you're getting it with both of us, and
I think that my reaction to the end of the
readout and your departure is despair.
Speaker 1: Then if they think that she's been dealt some great injustice,
why don't they both quit?
Speaker 3: Oh, I think you're going a little too fait because
she's one of those evil white women.
Speaker 1: Because I got to tell you, if you and I
both worked at a network, you're my best friend. I mean,
I won't speak for you, but if you and I
worked in a network and I felt like you were
dealt in actual injustice, I'd be like a few people
I quit.
Speaker 2: Don't you know what you'd be like right behind?
Speaker 3: That's the thing, is that why would these people feel
they're protected in any way.
Speaker 1: They're so full of crap. It's all an act, you know,
and they want.
Speaker 2: To make them.
Speaker 3: Rachel laid it on extra thick because then during her
own show she basically accused the network of being racist.
Speaker 34: Here it is and even bigger programming Change is at
seven pm seven pm Eastern, where joy Reads show The
Readout ended tonight, and Joy is not taking a different
job in the network, she is leaving the network altogether.
And that is very, very very hard to take. I
am fifty one years old. I have been gainfully employed
since I was twelve, and I have had so many
different kinds of jobs. You wouldn't believe me if I
told you. But in all of the jobs I have had,
in all of the years I have been alive, there
is no colleague for whom I have had more affection
and more respect than Joy Read. I love everything about her.
I have learned so much from her. I have so
much more to learn from her. I do not want
to lose her as a colleague here at MSNBC, and personally,
I think it is a bad mistake to let her
walk out the door. It is not my call and
I understand that, but that's.
Speaker 2: What I think. I will tell you.
Speaker 34: It is also unnerving to see that on a network
where we've got two count of two non white hosts
in primetime, both of our non white hosts in primetime
are losing their shows as his care on the weekend,
and that feels worse than bad no matter who replaces
now that feels indefensible and I do not defend it.
Speaker 1: Well, then quit quit. If you think that you work
for a racist network, why are you still working there?
Speaker 2: Rachel? Oh, it's probably the like twenty mili you get
a year, right?
Speaker 3: Is that what it is that might have a little
bit maybe to do it that you sell out?
Speaker 1: Yeah, if she's really your friend and you think that
she was dealt an injustice, quit.
Speaker 3: We do have a couple of thank yous that we've
gotten this morning. On Venmo, Kelly Wiseman says the future Few,
how is it Boogie Foujie's Fojuji is reading?
Speaker 9: It?
Speaker 3: Just totally threw me off. The Fuji's version of Killing
Me Softly is a great remake. Uh oh, I just
lost it. There we Go is a great remake. However,
Alan ant Farm's version of Smooth Criminal is the best
remake ever. Sorry not sorry, Amy, xo xo.
Speaker 2: Okay, what does that have to do with ROBERTA.
Speaker 3: Flack? I don't get it.
Speaker 2: You don't have to be sorry. It's fine, you can.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I think it's because I said it, Fla. I think
I said it was a remake.
Speaker 1: No, I think I said it was the best remake
ever and they were disagreeing with me.
Speaker 3: And that's oh about remakes in general.
Speaker 2: Okay, got it, got it, got it.
Speaker 3: Sherry Foth says, f Yi. Texas also has a Doze
task Force, and property tax reform is one of Governor
Abbott's priorities.
Speaker 1: Well, he better get on it because my I just
got my bill yesterday and I was not happy, not happy. Yeah, okay,
now you Laura, Kate Baker, Daisy, we love your cows.
Speaker 17: Thank you.
Speaker 3: I love them too.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna have to put some cow.
Speaker 1: I'll put a caw video out this week because Linus
is like in total love mode and so I'll put
that out this week. Samantha k Part the theg for
governor make Ohio great again.
Speaker 2: That would be great.
Speaker 3: He did announce yesterday like he made a big production
and it's official and it's happenings.
Speaker 2: Gonna be great. Shelley Doddson, thank you for the prayers.
Love you all.
Speaker 1: We love you, Pastor Shelley, Love you you guys. Send
her all the prayers.
Speaker 3: Stevie j.
Speaker 1: The things Trump is doing now are the things we
voted for in twenty sixteen and didn't get because of politics.
Trump is done with the politics and is doing what
needs to be done to fix our country a men, Stevie, Yeah,
so right, Brian Bremley, Trump needs to name you too
as dogs are.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, we could totally do that. We choose dogs
for each of the government agencies, like the right dog
for each agency, because im I would have like, you know,
the freaking Belgium Melnoir yeah, uh huh.
Speaker 1: The CIA would be like like, I don't know, Dobrahman Pincher,
like what you know.
Speaker 3: They would be the the Bassett Holms, right, like the
one that Sherlock's Yeah, oh yeah, that's wrong. Yeah, this
is why we're so.
Speaker 2: Good a job.
Speaker 1: We would be good at this. You're so right, Brian.
This is a great idea. I hope that the President
is watching right now because that would be great. Robin
Dyke Clint Hill died at age ninety three, JFK's agent
who climbed on the back of the limo in Dallas.
A shame Hill missed the fly flight the flyes the
files being released. He's been haunted by guilt. If there
were two to three shooters, he's absolved, right, Stevie, J
I don't know I can't wait for those files to
come out. By the way, all of them need all
of them to come out immediately. They can as not as.
Speaker 3: FBI hasn't freaking deleted a bunch of crawds.
Speaker 2: Just released the hounds.
Speaker 1: Yeah, release them, Robin Dyke, I'm sorry you already talked
Stevie J. I don't agree with what Luigi did, but
it has put a spotlight on health insurance. United Health
is under a huge federal investigation over the business practices.
Speaker 2: Totally agree.
Speaker 1: They probably do need to be investigated if they've done
stuff wrong and if they've done people wrong, But no
one needs to be killed over that.
Speaker 2: It's just not how we work. It's a society tim foolery.
Speaker 1: Every Monday morning, I not only report to my boss
what I did last week, I outlined for him what
I'm going to do this week.
Speaker 3: Oh darn say, don't start, Tim, but that'll send people
absolutely over the edge.
Speaker 2: Tim foolery. That is abusive.
Speaker 1: Teresa Raymundo, isn't it weird to all these fired anchors
don Lemon start looking like Rachel maddout ps, Rachel forgot
to say crap, I'm next.
Speaker 2: It's true. They also wearing the same glasses. Have you
noticed that?
Speaker 3: Yeah, those big blockie.
Speaker 1: Like the who is it the billionaire, the Dallas Maverick's owner,
what's his name, Mark Cuban, He's wearing that. Everybody's wearing
those glasses. Now, you know, I wear glasses, but I'm
not going.
Speaker 2: To wear those. Don't want to, No, I won't. You
guys bring it in. We're bringing it in.
Speaker 3: Everybody had the best Tuesday off her, and we will
tell her by everybody