Speaker 1: Hello everybody, Hello to day is it is? It's Wednesday.
Speaker 2: We are halfway there, you guys coming up on the
show today, Kamala, she humiliates herself on more talk shows,
So we're going to talk about that. Elon and Tucker
sitting in a tree and Millennia was completely adorable on
the five.
Speaker 1: Did you guys see it?
Speaker 3: Cue?
Speaker 1: We have some clips all that and so so much more.
Speaker 4: I am both hired.
Speaker 5: How you acting like you speak for the people of
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Speaker 4: You do not speak for me or anyone I know.
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Speaker 4: It's going to be an interesting show today. I feel
like today is like a really highly variety Like there's
a lot of variety in today's show.
Speaker 1: Carol Burnett show.
Speaker 4: It kind of is. It's like the the Mandrell Sisters program, right, Oh,
it's gonna be good today, only without Earlene. She used
to drive me Banana.
Speaker 2: I wasn't a big fan of Arlene, you know, Louise
and Barbara fine fine Earlene.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean she drummed right, Like, wasn't she on
the drums.
Speaker 1: I don't even know what she sing. I don't know.
Speaker 2: They were just like, well, we got to include her.
She's the third related whatever.
Speaker 4: Thanks right out of the gate to Buddha cha one
who says good morning from Cali. My siss went to
the teachers Union conference in Reno, Nevada, and they had
a section canvassing for Harris. Sis did not go. She
supports Trump. I would have asked for Trump flyars. Thank
you for that. We also have some thank yous to
give out from yesterday and this morning. Dana, our friend
Dana said morning chicks. As to kjp's outfit, excuse me.
Matt Walsh did a thirty second riff on it. Best quote,
why does she look like a sax player from a
nineties SKA band? Hashtags zoot suit riot god, oh y'all
that's great. Also, Colleen Rhoade said that Vady that you
played took my mind straight to the Looney tune cat
Sylvester Vadies and gentle them. May I have your attention please?
Buffer in fuck Dash Alexandra said, Ukraine can't defend itself
on their own if we keep giving them our dollar.
But Kamala won't get that through that thick glupa, which
is Croatian for stupid head of hers because her brain
cells are closed for business. Very true, Kim Donaldson said,
a weatherman on the news yesterday who was actually crying
and tearing up when he reported the pressure of hurricane
it's Milton and the wind speed. Yeah, I saw him,
and he's like, mister climate change ahollock, Like he's like,
that's the reason for this, totally forgetting that there was
a nineteen hundred hurricane that was way worse. But okay, whatever,
whilet facts get in the way, right, Yeah, Yeah, I
saw him crying. And now that everybody's interviewing about his
crying and he's exhausting.
Speaker 2: I didn't see the crying. I didn't see the crying man.
It's probably a good thing I didn't see the crying man.
Speaker 4: Kat Coleman said, I visited the World Trade Center in
January of two thousand and one. At no point have
I ever confused that with being there on September eleventh.
Guess I'm not a knucklehead. Yes, Kat, And let's see
Wanda said for dad joke Wednesday, which is today. Yep,
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That was good, and then I think we just well.
Judy Fled over on Locals says good morning and hope
you have a wonderful day, Thank you very much, and
then over on Venmo, Adam Knowle says, morning chicks. My
request after yesterday's show is that I think Deucy or
Daisy should be Trump's press secretary. Have a blessed day
and take my money.
Speaker 2: I would just curse too much. I would get up
on that stage and I was just start swinging at people.
I don't think I would be able to control my temper.
Speaker 4: And I don't think anybody would blame you, because that's
a nightmare scenario. You're not going to hear this on
the mainstream media, but this was a headline on Daily
News yesterday. Kamala Harris's husband, Doug M. Hoff, was known
as a misogynist who retaliated against women who didn't flirt
back at his LA law firm. This is according to
an ex staffer, who and other attorneys who worked with
him said that he yelled expletives. He held men only
cocktail hours in the office, he revoked perks from women
who didn't flirt and took only young attractive associates in
a limousine to a ball.
Speaker 2: Isn't that interesting? Like all this is so interesting? And
then she goes on the Caller Daddy podcast and she's like,
we need to really survivers of domestic abuse. She talked
about that on that podcast. Yeah, And I'm just like,
are you that tone deaf? This is just I believe
everything about this guy. Yeah, look at his face? Yeah yeah,
And then of course that face talking about this on
the left.
Speaker 1: Did the ladies in the view ask about this, No.
Speaker 4: They were so busy fawning, so much fawning. And we'll
get to that. Don't you worry. Folks, if you are
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All right. We also need to talk about another exciting
headline that is also not going to get a whole
lot of mainstream coverage, and that is that a Delaware
judge has not has refused to dismiss the defamation lawsuit
against dead Spin. You may remember this case of when
a nine year old had two teams, like two colors
on his face to represent his favorite team, and the
dead Spin only took one angle of his face with
the black side and accused this nine year old of
being racist. Essentially, it was so ridiculous, and so the
family happily sued dead Spin tried to get the the
suit dismissed, and the Delaware judge.
Speaker 1: Said, no, no, not.
Speaker 2: I hope this family just rakes it in right, destroy
dead Spin.
Speaker 1: Hashtag destroyed dead Spin.
Speaker 4: I mean they're already, they're done, like they're not even
I think defunct website anyway.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so it's like, okay, well somebody's gonna have to
pay mm hmm.
Speaker 1: So I love it. I love it too.
Speaker 2: Got these people they should not get away with this
crap like enough is enough exactly.
Speaker 4: Yesterday we talked about Kamala being asked the question finally
what kind of gun she has and whether or not
she's ever shot it, and she was real weird about it,
but finally said, yes, I have a glock, and yes
I've shot it at a range. And now the Internet
is exploding because if she says she owns a glock.
She was also in favor, according to John Rich, who
posted this, is also in favor of banning what she
called high capacity magazines, which is anything over seven rounds,
and every block holds at least ten, most hold more
than fifteen, and as another person tweeted, California law classifies
all blocks as unsafe handguns because they don't have a
compliant chamberload indicator, they don't have a disconnect mechanism. And
so she's a California girl, right.
Speaker 2: I was wondering about that yesterday. I was like, how
does she have a glock in California? Like, I don't
know how that works. Well, I guess because it's like
it's good for me, but not for the kind of
a thing, because that means she's exempt from all the
rules and the laws because she's in charge, right, and
she supported.
Speaker 4: That exact Unsafe Handgun Act and even expanded it. So
she needs to be asked, why does she own such
an unsafe handgun course if she.
Speaker 1: She's supported, if she even owns it, you know, but.
Speaker 2: I mean the question needs to be asked. Oh, totally,
it needs to be asked. But if she owns it,
I mean, it may just be that she's like, well,
I've heard of a glock once, so I'm just going
to say I have a glock. Yeah, okay, you know.
Speaker 4: Yesterday in our team's group chat, our PR guy Kenny
posted a headline from Newsweek which reads as follows. Republicans
believe election is effectively over and that Trump will win.
And that caused some discussion in our little team chat
because I don't like this. I don't like this at all.
This feels very red wave to me, and I don't
like red waves. I don't like people feeling like this,
like they've got it in the bag.
Speaker 2: Twenty twenty two all over again, because you were like,
we're not going to win.
Speaker 1: We're not gonna win. Everybody's like, we've got this in
the bag.
Speaker 4: It's the red.
Speaker 1: Wave and you were like, nope.
Speaker 2: And I think one of the things I said in
our group chat yesterday was Republicans are very they're hardworking people.
We're the hard workers, right, But when it comes to voting,
we're pretty lazy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we are.
Speaker 2: I mean, I have a precinct chair We're kind of
lazy when it comes to voting. We're lazy when it
comes to just politics in general because we just think
somebody else is doing that. Plus we're too busy working
in our jobs paying for all the free.
Speaker 1: Craft, right, Like, we're those people.
Speaker 2: So it's I just I feel like people that are
on the right hand side of the aisle are just
so busy.
Speaker 1: We're the busy ones.
Speaker 2: We're the ones doing all the things and making things
happen and paying for all the crap. And it's I
I just I get a little worried because we become complacent,
you know.
Speaker 4: Right well, And I think it's easy for folks, folks
like us who are who do what we do, and
also members of our audience who seek out alternative media
sources rightly to get information, and a lot of the
right leaning sources that we rely on can sometimes just
kind of make it only sound like there's good news,
right Like, they'll show you polls that look like, oh,
I mean, Trump's doing so well with union members or
with working class folks or who whatever group, and then
you forget that there's also groups that are really latching on,
glombing on to Kamala. As that nerdy little data guy
on CNN points out in this next.
Speaker 6: White college grads have been this group that have been
moving further and further to the left right. This is
the Democratic margin among white college grads. Look, Hillary Clinton
won and by five points, then Joe Biden one and
by nine.
Speaker 7: Look at this margin that.
Speaker 6: Kamala Harris is pulling up in the polls right now
among white college grads. It's an eighteen point margin, double
the margin that Joe Biden had just four years ago.
I went back through the record books, this would be
the largest win for a Democratic presidential candidate among white
college grads in recorded history. That is all the way
back since the early nineteen fifties. You could probably go
back even further. But the bottom line is that Kamala
Harris amongst this group is doing ridiculously, ridiculously well. And
it's one of the main reasons that she has been
able to counter Donald Trump's rising support among voters.
Speaker 8: With out of college degree.
Speaker 6: It's because she's doing very well among white voters with
a college tgree.
Speaker 7: What about all voters, not just white voting.
Speaker 6: All right, so we looked at white voters with a
college degree. How about all voters with a college degree.
It's basically the same story. It's historically high support for
a Democratic candidate. You see right now, Kamala Harris leads
in the polls by twenty one points. That's three points
higher than Joe Biden did four years ago, at six
points higher than Hillary Clinton did eight years ago. The
bottom line is this, mister Verman. The electorate is becoming
more polarized along education, and Democrats, at least among those
with a college degree, are the beneficiaries of it. And
Kamala Harris is doing historically well for a Democrat among
voters with a college degree, better than.
Speaker 4: Ever among voters with a college degree. How many voters
do have a college degree?
Speaker 6: Right, So this is the second part, the key nugget here,
and increasing share of the electorate. You know, you go
back forty four years ago, just twenty one percent of
the electorate had a college degree. You go back twenty
four years ago, thirty one percent. You go back four
years ago, so you're up to forty percent this year.
It looks like a historically high proportion in the electorate.
Forty one percent will have a college degree. You know
who those voters are. They're in the suburbs of places
like Philadelphia, of Detroit. You go obviously to Madison, Wisconsin. Right,
a rising tide more and more voters with a college degree.
It's what flipped the great part of what flipped the
great state of Georgia, right, those voters with a college
degree in the suburbs of Atlanta. This is a big
reason Kamala Harris is still in the race right now,
because even though she is losing a little bit of
support among voters without a college degree, she's gaining rapidly
among those with a college degree, specifically white voters with
the college degree. Either way, you look at it, historically
high support at this particular.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, what that shows me is that college
doesn't make you smart, right.
Speaker 4: It just all that's a testament about how what in
doctor nation centers.
Speaker 2: They are in doctor Nation centers and they actually make
people pretty dumb.
Speaker 1: College just do Yeah, I just okay. No one asked me.
I have two college degrees. No one asked me who
I'm voting for.
Speaker 4: I'm voting for Kamala So and you're white.
Speaker 1: Ye, and I'm white. I'm I don't know if you noticed,
but I'm really white.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 2: This, and this is a great point from Sandy Lander.
We have to remember North Carolina, Tennessee, South Carolina, half
of Florida. After tonight, we'll have a difficult time voting.
So and that worries me too. Listen, not to be
like Debbie Downer, because we just have to make sure
that we all get to the polls and we take
people with us and we vote, vote, vote. But yeah,
it's increasing. This is a challenging time for a lot
of people. Obviously, we see what's going on in the country.
I worry about the people that can't vote, that physically
can't vote.
Speaker 4: So I mean, and man, is the state of Florida
about to get collabers or sammered?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I know. And then I saw this. This absolutely just
made me sick to my stomach. There was already talk
about another disturbance out in the Atlantic that they're already
naming Nadine. So if this forms, it's another another potential
stormfront is already on its way, just right on the
heels of Milton. So there is because of Milton and
because of the path that it's taking, it's actually helping
reduce the chances that Nadine will form into something humongous,
which is good. Like right now there's just a twenty
percent chance that it's going to form. But I mean,
the storm this is just the worst time of year ever,
the worst, and this season is particularly bad. So you're
I mean, your point is well taken, because I don't
know what the state of voting is going to be
for people who are getting clabbered by the storm.
Speaker 2: It Listen, it would be the last thing on my mind.
You guys, Oh my god, I don't. I mean, I
these people, I.
Speaker 1: Just got it.
Speaker 2: Just we are obviously all praying for these people and
thinking about these people. But if I had lost everything,
or if I were displaced from my home, the last
thing I'd be thinking about would be politics and voting.
I would just be thinking about surviving. So yeah, this
is a challenging time, it really is.
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Speaker 4: We are going to get to all the Kamala appearances,
but before we do that, we need to also recognize
that there's still that shittiness happening all over the world,
and especially in the least and so right now kind
of the world is on the edge of its seat
waiting to find out how Israel manages all of these
attacks by Iran proxies and by Iran specifically. And there
was a couple of speeches that I just took parts
of really wanted everybody to hear that were really interesting.
There's a woman who is part of the European Parliament.
Her name is Aceita i Co. I can't read my
own writing. I'm sorry, but you're gonna see you know what,
We'll just put up the tweet. It's Acita Canco Can Okay.
And she was born a Muslim, and she has been
fighting against radical Islam and terrorism for a long time.
And here is what she said about this entire conference.
Speaker 10: Can anyone tell me how ripping, mutilating, and kidnapping an
innocent woman parading with her health naked body on a laurie,
chanting a la akba spitting on her can improve the
life of anyone. This is supposed to be something good for
the Palestinians. The truth is that this was never about
love for the Palestinians, but hatred for the Jews. This
was not about a two state solutions, but about erasing
the Jews and destroying the West. Today, October seventh, we
must honor the victims and acknowledge the profound impact of
this massacre on communities across the globe. Learn at last,
our countries and universities are being taken over by so
called pro Palaestinian demonstrators. Our institutions are being infiltrated by
politicians who confuse Hamers with Palestinians, rape with resistance. They
betray and endangered the heart of European democracy by standing
by terrorists. This danger is not only to the Jews,
but to all of us. Radical Islam and its tero
groups have no borders. The intention of the Muslim Brotherhood
and affiliated criminal organizations like Hamas and Esbla is to
establish a caliphate on earth. Only justice and the cowage
to send for our values can stop them. I will
always stand by the victims by Europe, the continent that
grants our freedom and freedom for women like me.
Speaker 8: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Someone needs to tell Macron he's going to tell him.
Speaker 4: Yeah, somebody really does need to tell him. I mean,
Bibe told him, but he needs to be told more.
Speaker 2: That he needs to be told every day that he's
a giant.
Speaker 4: What I don't know, unfortunately, who this next woman is,
but I love what she says about the Jewish spirit
and how resilient the Israelis are, and so she compares it.
There's a neat analogy here that I thought people would enjoy.
Speaker 11: To all our ill wishers in this room and beyond,
to those who place clocks counting down to our destruction
in their it is those who pray for our disappearance,
those who plan for our extinction extinction, and most of all,
those who rejoice in our pain. I would like to
tell you about the Japanese art of kinsugi. In this
art form, pottery that was broken is mended, stronger, more
beautiful than before. In kinsugi One does not conceal the breaking.
One honors what has been broken, and more importantly, what
has survived, by highlighting it with seams of gold. Few
things amplify the Jewish people like Kinsugi. We have a
long and painful history. We do not hide the damage.
We highlight the repair, Like a vase that has been
broken and repaired countless times. We live to tell the story,
our story. We rebuild ourselves stronger than ever, more determined.
Our will to live, to love, to flourish, and to
overcome is unbreakable. You wish to see us disappear into
oblivion by all means, I invite you.
Speaker 4: I love that.
Speaker 2: The thing is, they never they never wanted to like she,
like the previous woman said, they never wanted a two
state solution. They just want to get rid of They
want to get rid of Jews, they want to get
rid of Israel. And what I think a lot of
Americans don't realize. And I've said this before, I'll I'll
say it a million more times. Then we're next, of course,
how can you not get that? Like, I know there
are people in our comments that'll that'll stay otherwise, But
I don't understand how people in our country. Don't understand that, like,
then they're coming for us.
Speaker 4: Do they not hear death to Israel? Death America?
Speaker 12: Right?
Speaker 4: They say exactly.
Speaker 2: It's like that's why when these stupid college students are
are like I'm on the side, I'm like, I am
pro Hamas. You're a freaking moron. They would kill you
and a heartbeat, you idiot.
Speaker 11: Mm hmm.
Speaker 2: Yeah, They're so gullible and just so misguided. I just
you can't help these people. We are absolutely next.
Speaker 4: Absolutely next. And you know the people that have the
bleeding hearts who are who try to insist that they
only care, they're only speaking out because they just can't
bear all of the deaths of these innocent Palestinians, all
of these civilian deaths, and how Israel is so mean
for killing so many civilians. Elika Lebon, who is that
gorgeous Iranian woman, the lawyer who speaks so well on
this topic, has an answer to people who say, what
about all of the civilian deaths?
Speaker 13: So sick and tired of I'm so sick and tired
of people talking about civilian casualties and never talking about
the cause of those civilian casualties, never finishing that sentence.
So go on, what is the cause for ten thousand dollars?
What's the cause you want to talk about violating international law?
Do you know that it's required by international law that
a government protected citizens? Since October seventh has for long
har maas who these the Islamic regime in Iran have fired?
How many rockets into Israel? And how many civilian casualties
have there been? You know why the number is so
low because Israel invests in a mechanism to defend its civilians,
the Iron Dome. Conversely, Conversely, since Hesbola has been firing
tens of thousands of rockets into Israel, what has it
invested in protecting its civilians?
Speaker 14: Nothing?
Speaker 13: Not a single mechanism of defense for its civilians. This
is aberrant. You know what it does? Instead, it protects itself.
It embeds its military infrastructure in civilian areas. It builds
its bunkers underground under civilian homes. Do they have bomb
shelters for their civilians? No, They've never invested in a
single bomb shelter for their civilians. Do they have bunkers
for their civilians No, but they have bunkers for themselves.
This is literally the definition of human. She nobody has
a single question about how abhorrent that is, how categorically
abhorrent that is. So you want to tell me that
these are the guys that are fighting for civilians, those
civilians up there that are being sacrificed for their radical
ideologies while they're safe like cowards in tunnels. You know
how much it costs to maintain the Iron Dome every year,
approximately one hundred million dollars. Do you know how much
Hesboler gets from the Islamic regime in Iran? Approximately seven
hundred million dollars a year. That's one point four billion
dollars bi annually. It would literally need to invest just
one seventh of the money that it gets from the regime,
just from the regime to protect its civilians.
Speaker 1: So why don't we do that?
Speaker 13: Why doesn't it do that? And why don't you have
questions about why it doesn't do that when you're talking
about civilian deaths? You know why they don't have questions
about that because the Western world, the saviors, don't think
that Middle Eastern people can do better than that. They
don't think we can do better than corrupted, degenerate, backward
governments that sacrifice civilians for their own radical ideologies. So
don't tell me that you care about civilian casualties unless
you're willing to acknowledge the course, because if you truly
care about civilians, you know, you know that they deserve
so much better than being sacrificed like this.
Speaker 1: Yep, A preach and listen.
Speaker 2: Turn that to America, because do you think that when
these people start attacking the United States of America, Because
it'll happen, mark my words. I mean, they're like cells
probably here in the United States. Do you think your
government's going to protect you? Based on everything that we've
seen over the past four years, do you think they're
going to protect you? Do you think that your safety
is in their best interest? The safety of your family
is in their best interests. I mean, I'm just putting
it a step first.
Speaker 4: We've already seen that it's not because they keep letting
criminals across the border, and they keep letting criminals commit
crimes and let them out on the street exactly.
Speaker 1: So just keep that in mind, to just keep.
Speaker 4: That in mind. And it's why, I mean, to her point,
there are I have I don't care if I'm called
a xenophobe or not that like water off my back?
Speaker 2: Oh my god, nobody cares. You not care that we've
been called everything. We don't care.
Speaker 4: But I will say over and over again that some
cultures are way better than others. And this is not
a controversial thing to say. If you have any sense
of honesty, it shouldn't be controversial. And so there's the
Tory leadership candidate. Kemmy bad knock. I'm a new fan
of hers, wrote a piece about that, and then she
was interviewed by some ridiculous journalist who was trying to
catch her in some sort of gotcha, and it did
not go well for the journalists at all.
Speaker 15: Now you've written this morning about immigration, and you're write
that we cannot assume that all cultures are equally valid.
So which cultures, in your view, are less valid than others?
Speaker 16: Oh lots, cultures that believe in chall marriage, for instance,
or that women don't have equal rights. I actually think
it's extraordinary that people think that's an unusual or controversial
thing to say. Of course, not all cultures are equally valid.
I don't believe in cultural relativism. I believe in western valleys,
the principles which have made this country great, and I
think that we need to make sure that we continue
to abide by those principles to keep the society that
we have now.
Speaker 15: So which particular cultures, then, would you say are less valid? Because,
as you've said, you're a word's not mine. Some people
think that that is a controversial thing to say. So
which cultures would you specifically say are less valid than others?
Speaker 16: So it's not about labeling cultures. Culture includes a lot
of things. I'm not talking about cuisine. I'm talking about customs.
And I think that cultures where women are told that
they should not work, I would knock on doors. I'm
sure Penny and Jake had this. You'd knock on doors
and you'd see somebody at the door who says, well,
I can't speak to you. I will get my husband.
I don't think that's as equally valid as our culture.
But the point I was making in the oper head
was about immigration, that immigration is something which we need
to make sure we get right. We didn't before. And
there were three things I said we needed to do.
One numbers matter. I was quite surprised that Rob actually
misrepresented what I've been saying numbers do matter. Culture matters
even more. Who comes into the country is absolutely critical,
and leadership you need to start from the top. It's
no good simply saying we're going to lower immigration and
outsource it. It has to come very much from the
Prime Minister himself or herself.
Speaker 15: Are you saying, though, that if somebody in their culture
who lives here in the UK, who might be a
purchas a citizen, who answered the door to you and
said I won't speak to you, I'd like you to
speak to my husband instead. Are you saying you have
said their culture is less valid? Are you saying that
people with those beliefs shouldn't be welcome in the UK?
Speaker 16: I am saying that if we want to have a
well integrated society, we need to make sure that we
have a shared culture and a shared identity. This is
a multi ethnic society.
Speaker 15: That's obvious.
Speaker 16: I'm a black woman sitting here talking to you, But
there is a difference between being multi ethnic and being multicultural.
I grew up in a place that was multicultural, and
yet everybody looked the same. Conflict arises when you emphasize difference.
We need to emphasize the things that we share being British,
British values, the things that we talked about, freedom, equal rights,
personal responsibility, not discriminating people because of their sexual orientation.
There are some cultures that do that. I don't think
that a culture that things gay people should be stoned
is as valid as ours. This is not a controversial thing.
Speaker 4: To say, right, and then listen, it's hard.
Speaker 2: If some cultures weren't better than others, then why are
so many people clamoring to get into the United States.
Speaker 1: Why anyway, Yeah, we know why.
Speaker 2: And then they want to make it And then they
want to make it the crapple that they came exactly.
Speaker 4: They want to bring all of their hatred, all of
their ridiculous customs that do not work in the Western world.
They want to be the Western world. I'm not going
to use dear born astan.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they want to bring this shit holiness that was
their country into the United States. And we're like, no,
you don't get to do that. And then they get
mad and call a xenophobes, and we say, we reject that.
This is why it's great because we want to keep it.
We want to keep it great, right, don't make it
a shithole.
Speaker 4: Pierre Pauliev was asked by a reporter the other day
what he thinks Israel's response to Iran should be and
should Israel go for the nukes? Like, should they you know,
should they take out the nuclear facilities of Iran? And
I just I love him so much and I loved
his answer the thuy.
Speaker 1: We should clone him.
Speaker 17: Yesterday you said that you endorse Israel proactively defending itself
by hitting Iran's nuclear sites, which is something that President
Joe Biden does not endorse.
Speaker 4: Do you not feel like this could lead to a likelihood.
Speaker 18: Of an all out conventional war.
Speaker 4: Between Iran and Israel?
Speaker 17: And are you do not with Joe Biden in his assessment?
Speaker 19: I think the idea of allowing a genocidal, theocratic, unstable
dictatorship that is desperate to be to avoid being overthrown
by its own people to develop nuclear weapons is about
the most dangerous and irresponsible thing that the world could
ever allow.
Speaker 7: And if Israel were.
Speaker 19: To stop that genocidal, theocratic, unstable government from acquiring nuclear weapons,
it would be a gift by the Jewish state to humanity.
Speaker 1: Forget awesome.
Speaker 4: Why can't our president say something like.
Speaker 2: That, because he's a woos and he has dementia, and
he's a loser. He's a pathetic loser that is spent
the half century of his like the last half century
of his life, just sucking up a taxpayers and just
taking money and giving it to his family. That's all
he's done. He done nothing of substance. That guy has substance.
He's a leader, and that's what we need. And that's
why Trump needs to win.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I need a leader, you guys.
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and Yahu on television, and that's when Hassan Israla went
to meet his maker. I was told by a Jewish
friend the other day that apparently there is something in
in Torah, the Jewish tradition, that says that one should
not take enormous delight in the decimation of one's foes.
But I'm not Jewish.
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Speaker 4: I'm not Jewish either.
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so many good ones, we do need to thank some
more people, and we will start over here with Michelle Robinson,
who says, happy birthday to my son Joshua, who will
be eighteen years old tomorrow in Sert Tiers. Such a
proud mama. We have a new voter, Happy birthday to you.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 4: When is that it's tomorrow? Okay, make sure that the
very first thing that you do on that birthday is
register that voter, because there's deadlines to meet in every
state and some of them have already passed, So make
that your number one back day. Robin Zecha says, Daisy,
I saw that ear tug in honor of Carol Burnett.
Speaker 1: So somebody, one person saw it.
Speaker 4: So I have a Carol Burnett clip that I've been
hoarding and I and I don't have it today.
Speaker 1: I should.
Speaker 4: I should get it for today because I whip that out.
I should whip that out. We'll see how much time
we have and remind me if I forget. Rennap Here
says for dad joke Wednesday. Are you tired of the
road you're on? Don't complain, it's your own assphalt. Here's
my money. Says that was a good one. Carrio twenty
three says a ginger child who excels in karate is
called what the karate kid? The heart kid?
Speaker 1: I get it, I get it.
Speaker 4: Paula Johnson says, happy fortieth birthday to day to my
daughter Meredith.
Speaker 1: Happy birthday, Happy birthday.
Speaker 4: Jose Rodriguez says, what did the horse say after it tripped? Help?
I've fallen and I can't get you up? Yeha from Texas,
He says, just take my money already. Tammy Dixon says,
I'm a fella Hoosier. Consider you both my soul sisters.
Dream Ticket twenty twenty eight, Vance and DeSantis. Let's make
it a thing. Hashtag balls, hashtag take my money.
Speaker 1: Yeah, who's going to be at the top? We don't know.
Speaker 4: The photo in the story, says Kamala leading this much
with college and doctor NATEID voters is troubling and convinced
me yesterday that without massive working class turnout, it's over.
I mean, don't lose hope, No, just be engaged and active.
That's all right, right, Aaron Powers says an offuthentic dad
joke from my very own dad. What's the difference between
cats and frogs? One has nine lives and the other
croaks every night? Sorry, not sorry to take my money,
she says. Working stiff, says dad joke Wednesday, Where do
birds keep their money? The stork market?
Speaker 1: Like that, one.
Speaker 4: Says. Since I'll be out of town on the fifth.
I voted yesterday. I wasn't even close to being the
only one. People were there before me, and they were
pouring in. As I was leaving. The man who handed
me the ballot said, if you want to vote straight ticket,
and he pointed to the Republican oval, you fill this in.
And I did, in fact vote straight ticket.
Speaker 1: Good for you, thought, And.
Speaker 4: Then finally Cynthia White said that CNN poll is insulting.
They're saying Republicans are uneducated? What bs I mean? I
don't think they are saying that. I think they're just
saying this is a data point. And our colleges are
in doctrination centers yet.
Speaker 2: And you need to everybody knows, now, I say everybody,
people on the right understand that just because you went
to college doesn't mean that you're smart. There are a
lot of dumb ass college educated people out there. I mean,
I would venture to say that if I meet somebody
who goes to college or somebody doesn't go to college,
the person who doesn't go to college and is working
like a blue collar job or or work in a
white collar job that didn't go to college, they're usually
smarter than the person that went to college these days,
just the way it is.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean I regret.
Speaker 4: Steve Jobs didn't go to college, right, I actually.
Speaker 1: Regret at least one and a half of my degrees.
Speaker 4: And David Hogg is a Harvard grad.
Speaker 1: So just let's just keep that in mind. Keep it
doesn't make you smart. Yeah.
Speaker 4: I know, the sixty minutes interview with Kamala is by
now old news, but yet there are still clips coming
out that were not part of the live show or
the show that you watched, or that aired on Monday Night.
There are clips coming out that were not aired that
are very, very damning, make her look absolutely ridiculous, like
this one where she was asked what country is the
biggest threat to the United States, And here is her
absurd answer.
Speaker 19: Foreign country do you consider to be our greatest ablishary?
Speaker 20: I think there's an obvious one in mind, which is Iran.
Iran has American blood on their hands. Okay, this attack
on Israel two hundred ballistic missiles. What we need to
do to ensure that Iran never achieves the ability to
be a nuclear power. That is one of my highest priorities.
Speaker 7: And that must be that Iran is building a nuclear weapon?
Would you take military action?
Speaker 8: I'm not going to.
Speaker 20: Talk about hypotheticals at this moment.
Speaker 2: I'm aware this woman has no idea what she's doing.
And the more she interviews, the more she just digs
a hole for herself.
Speaker 1: She just sounds dumber and dumber and dumber.
Speaker 2: Just keep interviewing, keep letting this, keep playing his broad
New interviews, because it's not doing her any favors.
Speaker 4: No, it's not. And then the subject of China and
Taiwan came up. She didn't do much better with this answer, Taiwan.
Speaker 7: Would we use military force to support Bill.
Speaker 20: I'm not going to get into hypotheticals, but listen, we
need to make sure that we maintain a one China policy,
but that includes supporting Taiwan's ability to defend itself, including
what we need to do to ensure the freedom of
the Taiwan straight. We need to make sure we have
open lines of communication with China, in particular military to military.
Speaker 4: She's so dumb.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, she probably couldn't find China on a map.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's bad, you guys, it's really really bad.
Speaker 4: You could win.
Speaker 2: I know, I know, No, I know. You wonder why
I have chronic insomnia. It's because of this crap. I
watched this because we do what we do, and I
swear this is what keeps me awake at night, you guys,
because I see this crap and I'm like, how did
she get this far in life?
Speaker 1: How she is an idiot?
Speaker 4: Oh my god?
Speaker 2: The biggest how is she vice president of the United
States of America?
Speaker 1: How does this happen?
Speaker 2: Surely, surely along the way somebody was like, She's to
you guys gonna they're on. They gotta be on. To
us at some point.
Speaker 1: Nope, they're not.
Speaker 2: They're gonna. They voted her in. Oh shit, they voted
her in. You guys, they voted her in.
Speaker 1: It were like they didn't. They didn't. She's in.
Speaker 2: She's the vice president, like she is the vice president
of the United States.
Speaker 1: I just I can't.
Speaker 4: It's horrifying. It's absolutely horrifying. It doesn't get any better.
And what gets worse, specifically about sixty minutes, is that
they did edit her to try to make her look better.
They released a preview of the interview before it aired,
and it was a Netanyahu word solid clip that a
lot of people saw. Everybody dunked on it because it
was so bad because she just talked, you know how
she does, just saying everything without saying anything right, And
so they cut it from the version that actually got
aired on TV. And so here is you're going to
see exactly what it used to look like and then
what they showed us on Monday night.
Speaker 7: But it seems that Prime Minister Netanya, who is not listening.
Speaker 20: Well, Bill, The work that we have done has resulted
in a number of movements in that region by Israel
that were very much prompted by or a result of
many things, including our advocacy for what needs to happen
in the region.
Speaker 4: That was the original answer, which was not even it
was just meant nothing. She said nothing.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 4: It's like she's writing prepositions though she had all of
the prepositions in there.
Speaker 2: She is the master at writing term papers and just
feel like putting words in. It's like she's she's like,
how many words does this have to be? Oh, it
has to be foreign words? I got you, I got you.
Puts a bunch of crap in there, just to fill space.
That's all she's doing is filling space.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 4: So here's what if you watched on Monday, here's what
you saw from their show.
Speaker 7: Just Prime Minister Netanya, who is not listening.
Speaker 20: We're not going to stop pursuing what is necessary for
the United States to be clear about where we stand
on the need for this war to end.
Speaker 2: They sure to give her cover, didn't They didn't?
Speaker 4: They like, it makes me what was the point of
releasing the actual clip ahead of time if you weren't
going to show that to the masses that actually tune
into the show, you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Like, what was the point not everybody, because the people
who love her are gonna see the edited clip and
not everybody. Listen, I'm not going to watch sixteen minutes
or you. We have a show, so we're going to
pull both. We're going to do what we do and
we're going to try to educate people on this is
how it really was, this is how they edited it right.
But a lot of people are just going to see
that edited clip. It's kind of the whole toothpaste out
of the tube thing, right that you always talk about.
They're going to just see what they want to see.
And a lot of people in this country just see
what they want to see, as evidenced by the fact
that this broad is vice.
Speaker 4: President and could be president.
Speaker 1: It's astounding, it's remarkably is.
Speaker 4: She also did the Howard Stern Show, and we're going
to show you a clip in a moment where she
actually suggests that Trump is weak, just got shot a
couple times and stood up Pump in his fist. Right,
that guy is who she's trying to call weak, and
so too are these clowns on MSNBC.
Speaker 12: Saying that has frightened him and further damaged him.
Speaker 8: Is the specter of.
Speaker 12: Being on a stage of being contrasted, even though they're
not next to each other every single day against a woman,
a black.
Speaker 7: Woman, a younger, much younger.
Speaker 12: Yeah, but a young, attractive black woman. And I think
that drives him even crazier than he already.
Speaker 2: Is what an absolute stretch, Oh my god. And they
always go to the race thing, right, the race like
he it's I think he is. Actually that dude that
was talking, I know what his name is.
Speaker 4: I don't either.
Speaker 2: I think he's intimidated by young black women, you know.
And moreover, she's fifty nine years old, Kamala, So if
she's a young black woman, what does that make us,
because yay.
Speaker 4: Ya, we're young again.
Speaker 1: Woo you guys, if you're fifty nine, that makes you young.
And that's great.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's good news, good news for all of
us in our fifties. Fantastic, because I mean I was told, listen,
there are some comments I saw on Instagram yesterday that
we were old and wrinkly and gross.
Speaker 4: So and we didn't change our name. We can't call it,
you know, we can't be chicks anymore because we're hens
now right here. It all the time.
Speaker 2: So this is good news from MSNBC for all you
fifty somethings, we're intimidating. Our youth is intimidating, so scary,
and Trump is just like he's so terrified.
Speaker 4: And Howard Stern absolutely licked her annular area the entire
time and.
Speaker 2: Then swirled it around, swirled it around. It was swirled
around all up in there.
Speaker 1: Yeah he did.
Speaker 4: And so here is this first clip of her talking
about how Trump the guy that stood up after getting shot.
Speaker 21: Is n't we taught you coming here? You're going You
went on the View this morning, You're going to the shows.
You did sixty minutes. By the way, I thought, what
was so amazing about sixty minutes is the fact that
Trump turned it down, you know, I mean, it's just
says so much he didn't want to be fact checked.
This is this is insanity. What do you mean you
don't want to be fact checked?
Speaker 20: I think that, you know, Howard, People ask me.
Speaker 4: Like, what do you think is going on? And what
is the tension here?
Speaker 1: What's at stake?
Speaker 20: And there are many things that I can be much
more articulate than what I'm going to say, But ultimately
I do believe that this is an election that is
about strength versus weakness. Yeah, and leakness as projected by
someone who puts himself in front of the American people
and does not have the strength to stand in defense
of their needs, their dreams, their desires.
Speaker 2: Please I know, right, Please use that as an ad
like please Trump, take that and rummit that.
Speaker 4: Use it.
Speaker 2: He doesn't have the strength to stand, you guys, after
he's been shot in the head.
Speaker 4: I you cannot.
Speaker 1: You can't make this up.
Speaker 4: You can't, can't.
Speaker 2: And oh, by the way, you remember when Howard Stern
did black face and then he wasn't canceled. Do you remember,
seriously he said, I think he said the N word
and in blackface, probably he did, and he never got canceled.
Do you remember when he used to like was when
he I say, when he used to be I think
he still probably is. But when he was so incredibly
demeaning to women, like on an hourly basis on his show,
I mean, just disgusting to women, disgusting, And then she
goes on his show and they're supposed to be the
party of women.
Speaker 4: Really, really do they know Howard Stern?
Speaker 2: I mean, it's like the hits just keep on coming.
But then Trump is like they get they get their
panties all up in business because of that one time
that maybe he said grab them by that, you know.
But but Howard Stern pillar of like women's rights, and
I just what are they doing like that? The absolute
hypocrisy from this party is staggering.
Speaker 1: It really is well and.
Speaker 4: The hard screw thing is is even more incredible because
there was this moment where I mean, think about his
history like you just said, and how you know, he's
had a stick for his entire career, which is to
be funny. Like he he jokes around, he makes fun
of people. He's been absolutely awful to people. This is
what he does for a living.
Speaker 1: And vulgar. He's been vulgar.
Speaker 4: And he he actually in this clip is worried about
the damaging effects. And I'm not making this up that
the teasing that is happening towards Kamala on Saturday Night
Live right now is dangerous and just it just hurts
him inside. It hurts all of his feel bads for
her that she's getting made fun of on freaking SNL
by Maya Rudolph. This is what he's worried about. You'll
don't take it from me. Just listen. It's I can't.
Speaker 21: Even when you said you don't nap, I get it, because,
like what you've taken on is extraordinarily difficult. And I mean,
do you feel the pressure of the moment in the
sense that, like when I met you out in the hall,
I said, I'm really nervous because I want this to
go well for you. I wanted to go well for
the country. Even when I watched them on Saturday Night
Live with the where they have Maya Rudolph playing you,
I hate it. I don't want you being made fun of.
There's too much at stake. I believe the entire future
of this country right now. I mean, as America landed
the free home of the Brave, I think it's literally.
Speaker 1: On the line.
Speaker 21: And when I see them, how did you react to
this Saturday Night Live a bit?
Speaker 14: Well?
Speaker 20: I just saw it actually, and it was funny. I
am a huge fan of Maya Rudolph's. I think she'd
put a lot of time into doing the piece and
the character.
Speaker 2: This guy, what a piece of work. He's It's like
the most insecure, like just pathetic. Dude was just so gross. Okay,
so she can't handle any ribbing, like he can't handle
watching her do it, but he can kind of everybody else.
Speaker 4: Everybody went fine. I mean if they were to make
fun of Trumpet, he would be all for.
Speaker 2: It, right, I mean, he's just he's been absolutely disgusting
and demoralizing and demeaning to every other woman on the planet.
But we can't make fun of her. You guys can't
make fun of her. Resolutely not unbelievable. What a piece
of crap that guy is.
Speaker 4: She was also on the View and again lots of banel.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the swirling of the times, yeah.
Speaker 4: And I mean just in the audience, of course, you
know what their audience is like, So just listen and
watch this entrance. The reaction to her when she comes
in is just nauseating.
Speaker 7: Welcome back.
Speaker 22: The next president of United States.
Speaker 1: Like, I just like that song, and I just like
I'm over that song.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's time for that song to be retired, right,
kind of like that.
Speaker 2: It's like the the Saint Texas song it needs awesome
that also needs to be retired. Yes, you're not a
country singer.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Anna Navarro asked her about, uh, the FEMA misinformation. The
FEMA AID tries to turn a story back around onto
Trump somehow, and this is just this is ridiculous. These
women are vicious, ridiculous, bitter hags and their liars. Take
a listen.
Speaker 5: Came up because for all of those who are mispronouncing it,
I want you all for no I'll say you, but
let's talk about something you would do different from Donald Trump.
Right now, there is a monster storm barreling towards my
state of Florida high a place that's still reeling from
Hurricane Helene. Trump is lying claiming that the Biden administration
is intentionally withholding aid from the areas where Republicans live,
and that FEMA funds are being redirected to migrants. Ironically,
that is something he did in twenty nineteen.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, it's actually not. This is a true
true stories. You can see headlines right next to each other.
ABC in twenty twenty two FEMA funds approved for migrants
and ABC in twenty twenty four Biden never used FEMA
funds for migrants, same freaking media outlet.
Speaker 1: It's just done real.
Speaker 4: It's yeah.
Speaker 2: All the sheep in that audience are like, oh yeah,
Annonovro is an arbiter of truth because I just like, yeah,
And meanwhile, there's so many people who are in need,
who have lost everything, and they are not getting the
help that they need.
Speaker 4: And who are about to and are probably thinking about
about to be in need, and they're thinking about may
Orcus's words from just last week saying that we're not prepared.
We don't have any funds left for another hurricane.
Speaker 2: Right because we gave all of this money in this
giant bucket to other people in other countries, from other countries.
Screw you Americans. Oh, by the way, you get seven
hundred and fifty bucks. Maybe maybe, just maybe if you've
got to eye on paperwork online and I know you
don't have internet right now, right, I can't.
Speaker 4: The clip from the view that's getting the most attention
is when Sonny laid this up for Kamala. I cannot
believe she didn't have a prepared answer for it. But
they said, what would you do differently from Biden? This
is a this is a layup question. This is her
time to prove that she's going to be the change
candidate that she keeps saying. She is right right, it
does not go like that.
Speaker 16: Which you have done something differently than President Biden During
the past four years.
Speaker 20: There is not a thing that comes to mind in
terms of and I've been a part of most of
the decisions that have had impact. The work that we
have done, for example, capping the cost of insulin at
thirty five dollars a month for our seniors is something
I care deeply about about allowing Medicare to negotiate drug
prices and bring the cost of prescription medication down for seniors.
But my intention is to expand that for all Americans.
The work we have done to invest in American industries,
whether it be in terms of manufacturing and creating almost
eight hundred thousand new jobs around manufacturing, those were all
a shared priority.
Speaker 1: Lies.
Speaker 2: Oh what about what about the thirteen service members that
were killed? You got to regret, got some regrets about that, Kamala,
your last one in the room. No regrets, have any regrets.
Speaker 4: About the border being the way that it is right now?
Speaker 1: God, no mock, no regrets.
Speaker 2: Everything's been great, right, everything's been great, But yet they
want It's weird how they want change, but yet they
don't want to change anything like it's been you know
what I mean, Like it's going to be progress and change,
And they talk about like we're not going back, but
they want everything to be like the messaging is so
messed up with these people.
Speaker 4: All over the place. And as we remember from Tim
Walls at a rally, this is what he.
Speaker 6: Said, we can't afford four more years of this.
Speaker 4: I'm Donald Trump and I approved this message.
Speaker 2: It's true, we can't. We can't afford four more years
of this garbage. I mean, her writing mate said that, So.
Speaker 4: I feel like that's the thing. Yeah, And also, you know,
we're not the only ones that were surprised that she
couldn't come up with a decent answer about that. Even
CNN was like, what what.
Speaker 1: Do you make of that?
Speaker 22: I'm surprised frankly that she doesn't have more to say
about this, given that she and her campaign know that
this is one of the main questions the voters have
about her, and one of the main things she's been
trying to establish as part of her candidacy is the
idea that she would represent a break from the past
four years and to not be able to come up
with something to say in that moment. She continues to
not be particularly nimble on her feet in a lot
of these interviews, and this is a very obvious question
that gave her an opportunity, frankly, to differentiate herself in
a way that would have made news, that would have
answered I think the curiosity of a lot of voters
who want to know how she would lead differently, and
she's not very specific in laying that out, and she
can't point to a decision she would have made differently,
which you know, in an electorate that thinks that that
doesn't like the way this administration has led and that
doesn't like the track that the country is on, that
may not be a very satisfactory answer.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's a but will it move the needle
with the morons, you know, because these people are already
dug in. They're like, well, I mean, she's a woman
and she's black, right, and I don't really care about
anything else but that, And that's honestly what they care.
They don't care that the economy stucks. They don't care
that millions and millions, tens of millions of people are
crossing over our border and that there are you know
how many tens of thousands of murderers doing the same.
They don't care that our cities aren't safe. They don't
care about any of this stuff. They don't care that
foreign policy is an absolute disaster right now, and then
we're like involved in all these wars and money is
going out, like we can't afford all of this stuff.
Speaker 1: They don't care about any of that. They just don't care.
All they care about is identity politics. Yep, all they
care about. And so are we changing their minds?
Speaker 2: By are we? I mean when they see her on
the view they fawn, and I mean, I just because
they're idiots. These people are absolute idiots.
Speaker 4: Well, and you remember too that she picked that fight
with Governor the Santas yesterday which was utterly useless and
did not do her any good and it was just
based on sheer lives. She did not call him and
the I don't even know where the story originated that
she tried to call and he declined her call. He
put that to bed yesterday, but she kept after him,
saying this is just irresponsible and so selfish, how he's
behaving in the wake of this horrible hurricane that's coming.
And he was on Fox and Friends yesterday morning and
was not letting up and I was glad to see it.
Speaker 7: Well, I think she should look in the mirror.
Speaker 23: We've been on an emergency footing for two weeks straight,
round the clock, twenty four to seven. We've been working
my office, our division of Emergency Management, helping people prepare
for Hurricane Helene, helping effectuate rescues of people after Hurricane Helene,
helping people pick up the pieces of their lives after Helene,
and then have to also turn around and prepare for
major impacts and maybe even more impacts from Hurricane Milton,
be able to have rescue personnel ready to help people,
and then of course help with the power restoration, all
these things to do.
Speaker 7: So that's been my sole focus.
Speaker 23: My focus has not been on dealing with Kamala Harris.
I saw the news report. I didn't know she tried
to contact me, but I'd also say, it's not about you, Kamala,
It's about the people of Florida. My focus is exactly
where it.
Speaker 7: Should be, and I can tell you this.
Speaker 23: I've worked on these hurricanes under both President Trump and
President Biden. Neither of them ever tried to politicize it.
She has never called on any of the storms we've
had since she's been Vice president until apparently now, Why
all of a sudden is she trying to parachute in
and inject herself when she's never shown any interest in
the past. We know it's because of politics. We know
it's because of her campaign. I have zero time to
entertain these political games. We're going to continue to do
what we need to do to prepare and respond to
what may be one of the most damaging storms in
the history of the United States. So she says, focusing
on protecting your people.
Speaker 7: This selfish. I think she ought to look in the mirror.
Speaker 2: Yeah, godw off Kamala. I mean it's he is one
hundred and fifty percent correct. She is absolutely injecting herself
right now because of her campaign.
Speaker 1: I ever cared about any of us before.
Speaker 4: No, you don't care how it's a lie, and you
can tell because they asked her about this on the view.
To their credit, they did ask her about They asked
her to respond to what he had said in that
clip that you just saw, and she does not say
I called him. She talks around calling a bunch of people, right,
So she made this story up out of thin air,
trying to cause. You don't take on Governor Ron de
Santas when you're this dumb, you just don't. And now
she looks like a complete idiot. Here's how she danced
around the question. On the View, he said, this morning,
you've never called regarding any of the storms Florida's had
since you've been vice president until apparently now and called
it political. What's your response to that.
Speaker 20: First of all, I have called and talked with in
the course of this crisis, this most recent crisis, Democrat
and Republican governors called, taken the call, answered the call,
had a conversation, So I've this is not an issue
that is about partisanship or politics for certain leaders, but
maybe it is for others.
Speaker 1: Un Believable, What a total bit she is.
Speaker 4: She is, Yeah, she just really is.
Speaker 1: And she said it's.
Speaker 4: About her way show talk to a candidate for president.
She has no role in this whatsoever.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and the and the women on the View are
just egging it on.
Speaker 2: It's like, yeah, because they don't live there, they're not
dealing with this. They won't have to deal with what
the people are dealing with. They won't have to deal
with somebody's saying you get seven hundred and fifty dollars
for all of your belongings.
Speaker 1: They're never going to have to deal with that.
Speaker 2: They don't understand what it's like to have to go
through all the things that everybody's gone through before the hurricanes.
Speaker 1: Some of these people. It's not like these people don't
have savings, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: They don't have the financial means to deal with what
they're dealing with right now. And then they're having to
deal with seven hundred and fifty dollars being given to
them and they have to they have to beg for that.
Like all of the these people can f off. Ron
DeSantis is doing what he's supposed to be doing. He's
actually doing his job. Kamala Harris doesn't understand the meaning
of having to do her job. She is a horrible
human being, and she can f off.
Speaker 4: And it feels more and more like Biden is just
passively aggressively putting her in her place a little bit.
Speaker 1: He needs to do it aggressively. He just needs to
stop being passive about it and just do it.
Speaker 4: He doesn't have that in him, Like this is the
best we're gonna get.
Speaker 2: And like Joe Biden, I don't know, maybe if he
like reaches full blown dementia, he'll just start saying all
the things like they're just gonna have to keep him
out of that seriously, because you know, once you get
to that point, you just the older you get, the
more you say that's true.
Speaker 4: But he like, in the midst of all this going on,
yesterday he said this about DeSantis, the governor.
Speaker 24: Of Florida has been cooperative.
Speaker 8: He said he's gotten all that he needs.
Speaker 4: And talked to him again yesterday and I and I
said whatever I said, No, you're doing a great job.
Is being all being done, well, thank you for it.
Speaker 12: And I literally gave my personal phone number to call.
Speaker 4: Very different than the story that she's trying to paint
about DeSantis being selfish and not interested in how dare
you not talk to me in the middle of this
hurricane crisis.
Speaker 1: He's so selfish. Yeah, Bien's like he's good, good.
Speaker 4: I gave him. I gave him my personal cell number.
Speaker 1: I's like, doing a great job, good guy.
Speaker 7: Really like him.
Speaker 1: He's a great guy, you know.
Speaker 2: I mean, I just I just think that Biden deep
down is like I can't stand that Hag. I can't
stand her. I can't stand Nancy Pelosi. I can't stand
all these people who kicked me out I want to
have some sort of a legacy, and my legacy sucks
now because of these people. They did not they did
not do me good. And he needs to go out
man with just like guns blazing. At this point, I
just don't. I know he won't, but wouldn't it be great.
It's just that that one he did, it would be
so great.
Speaker 1: I just want that so bad.
Speaker 4: Amazingly, when she went on Colbert, he gave her another
chance to answer the question, how would you be different
than Joe Biden? And once again, you.
Speaker 25: Guys, polling shows that a lot of people, especially independent voters,
really want this to be a change election, and that
they tend to break for you. In terms of thinking
about change, you are a member of the president administration
under a Harris administration, what would the major changes be
and what would stay the same?
Speaker 20: Sure, well, I mean I'm obviously not Joe Biden, I know,
and so that would be one change in terms of
But also that's a bit I think it's important to
say with you know, twenty eight days ago, I'm not
Donald Trump. And so when we think about the significance
of what this next generation of leadership looks like, were
I to be elected president. It is about Frankly, I
love the America people, and I believe in our country.
I love that it is our character and nature to
be an ambitious people. You know, we we have aspirations,
we have dreams, we are we have incredible work ethic,
and I just believe that we can create and build
upon the success we've achieved in a way that we
continue to grow opportunity and in that way grow the
strength of our nation.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I got nothing.
Speaker 2: This touchy feely bullshit I get. I can't do it.
I just can't. I know I'm supposed to like like
all the yay raw And but she did the same
thing on the view where she was like, the job
of a leader is to lift people up. That's not
your job. Your job is not to lift me up, lady. Okay,
if I need some sort of a pet talk, I'll go.
Speaker 1: See a therapist about it. That's not your job.
Speaker 2: You have what your job as your commander in chief,
you're supposed to be dealing with all all sorts of
the You're the CEO of this country.
Speaker 1: She's not equipped to do this job.
Speaker 4: No, not at all, not even a little bit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and this is the thing when she starts answering
questions like that in a very flowery way, and she
starts talking and you know, all these different.
Speaker 4: Dreams and aspirations, right, Oh.
Speaker 2: My god, that's not who we need running this country. Like,
that's not who we need running a company. That's not
what CEOs do. That's not what they do. So it's
this should be a huge red flag for everybody when
she starts answering questions like this.
Speaker 4: Okay, but it's not. I mean, the folks on the
Colbert audience, these are the white educated people who are
for her because of vibes, and it's just such a
disappointment and yeah, so much disdain for all the people
cheering and answer like that where he said specifically, what
will you do differently? And she said, I'm not Trump,
I'm not Biden. That's it. That's all she said. That's
not enough. That's not a nice, un answer.
Speaker 1: Dumb, a lot of dumb people in this country.
Speaker 4: But hey, at least you know, the vibes allowed them
to share a beer together.
Speaker 7: Election.
Speaker 25: All the vibes were all good. But elections I think
are one on vibes because one of the old saws
is they just want somebody they can have a beer with.
Speaker 8: So would you like to have a beer with me?
Speaker 25: So I can tell people what that's like. Okay, this
was now we asked ahead of time, because I can't
just be given a drink to the vice president. I'd say,
is asking you asked for Miller High Life?
Speaker 21: You right on the High Life.
Speaker 1: I'm just I just can't. I mean, it was it
like I didn't see that.
Speaker 2: It was it like an Elizabeth Warren moment where it
was actually her first beer.
Speaker 4: No, because she said, the last time I had a beer,
I was at a baseball game with Doug.
Speaker 2: Okay, so it wasn't her. It wasn't her first beer.
It wasn't awkward like that. Do you think she's actually
she's probably drank a lot in her life.
Speaker 4: Well, there rumors are bound about the club.
Speaker 2: The clubbing, and the short skirts, and that she's probably
had her share of alcohol.
Speaker 1: I'm pretty sure.
Speaker 4: Well, and there was this last clip is of her
introducing an accent I can't place. I have no idea.
Some people were saying it's Jamaican. Some people were saying
it was Irish. They're talking about Trump and she's she's
asking out loud whether or not he has any shame
or something like that.
Speaker 1: She wasn't like, I love you too. She wasn't doing
that again to the people.
Speaker 4: No, it wasn't that. It was a she's saying, do
you have Do you have empathy?
Speaker 12: Man?
Speaker 4: I think, is the first thing that she says, and
people like, what what?
Speaker 1: What?
Speaker 4: What are you speaking right now? You guys, listen and
tell me the judge.
Speaker 20: You know empathy?
Speaker 15: Man?
Speaker 20: You know?
Speaker 4: For you're not the suffering of other people?
Speaker 20: Have you no sense of purpose?
Speaker 4: I don't know me, I don't know what.
Speaker 1: Could you play it again? Could you play it one
more time for us? Okay?
Speaker 20: Have you know empathy?
Speaker 15: Man?
Speaker 8: Men?
Speaker 1: Jamaican? It's just Jaman.
Speaker 20: Offering of other people? Have you no sense of purpose?
Speaker 2: I'm going I'm going with Jamaican, you guys. She was
trying to be Jamaican mon. She was trying to be
empathy mon. Yeah, Jamaica. I feel like that's yeah, three
little birds, That's what it was, you guys.
Speaker 1: She's trying to be Bob Marley.
Speaker 4: Anyway, So she pulled out a whole new accent.
Speaker 1: We'll just add that to the list. Pander, pander, pander,
mm hmm.
Speaker 4: We have a couple of great moments from vance. He
was at a rally, and then he also took reporter questions,
and in this first one, he's actually making fun of
Kamala's answer on the View about how she would be different.
Speaker 8: But but she.
Speaker 26: Walks into the View and you would think that would
be an interview, and you know what they asked her.
They gave her a softball and easy question, really propaganda.
They said, can you name a single thing where you'd
disagree with Joe Biden? Now let's back up for a second.
Speaker 8: Churse.
Speaker 26: Remember, Kamala Harris's entire campaign is to pretend that she
hasn't been the vice president for the last three and
a half years. You know, she stands up before crowds
and she'll say, on day one, we're going to tackle
the affordability crisis. On day one, we're going to secure
the border. And you listen to her for five minutes
and you think, Kamala, are you going to vote for
Donald Trump?
Speaker 7: Because you've been vice.
Speaker 26: President for fourteen hundred days.
Speaker 8: You haven't done anything.
Speaker 26: So you think, after all this time, all this time
of thinking about how she would do things differently from
Joe Biden, she would have a well prepared answer for
the interviewers on the view. Well, they ask her, one
thing you would do differently from Joe Biden. You know
what she says, I can't really think of anything off
the top of my head. Now, in her defense, I'm
not sure she could think of anything off the top
of her head, whether about Joe Biden policies or anything else.
Speaker 1: But he's right.
Speaker 2: I love him Eddie too, I absolutely love him. He's
got to come on our show, I really does. That
would be so amazing, wouldn't it be? Yeah, it would
be amazing.
Speaker 4: He was asked by a reporter in the same setting
about some new Bob Woodward story that has to do
with Trump and like Trump doing something wrong whatever. I
don't know, but his answer was so freaking funny.
Speaker 3: Accidentally, I wanted to ask you about Bob Woodward's new reporting,
specifically about Trump and Putin's calls.
Speaker 17: Have you had conversations with the former president about his
relationship with Putin and what those calls entailed? I.
Speaker 26: I honestly didn't know that Bob would was still alive
until you just asked me that question.
Speaker 4: My god, it's the greatest.
Speaker 1: It's just so have been great.
Speaker 4: That's their great, perfect right, absolutely perfect? All right? Moving on,
Milania was on the five yesterday and we've got two
clips to share from that. The first one, I think
it was Judge Janine who was asking her about the
women and the importance of the women vote and what
she would say to women who are not sure about
Donald Trump being president again. And here was that little
bit of Q and a a lot of women who
were on the fence, not a lot of few.
Speaker 5: What would you say to them regarding why Donald Trump
should be president?
Speaker 18: Well, we could see in the four years that he
was there, Contree was in great shape, Contrey was safe,
country was prosperous, and he would bring that back.
Speaker 4: It just doesn't get any more simple, though, it doesn't.
Speaker 2: And she can rock a pants suit right like she
can arridiculates she can do it. Yeah, ta Kamala and Hillary.
Speaker 4: Also, she had fun, you guys, she had fun on
this show. There was laughing, there was smiling, there was joking,
and I loved seeing this a little bit of her.
Speaker 18: You know, here we are.
Speaker 25: Would you have married Donald Trump if you had a
crystal ball that said he would be president?
Speaker 12: Huh?
Speaker 18: That's a.
Speaker 7: By the way, does he ever sleep?
Speaker 18: He doesn't sleep much.
Speaker 4: He does, of course.
Speaker 7: Does he wear pajamas?
Speaker 12: No?
Speaker 14: Yes?
Speaker 25: What does he wear when he sees?
Speaker 8: Well?
Speaker 7: One of the things one of the.
Speaker 24: Things she does get into in the book rag since
i've read it, you haven't obviously the first day, yes,
And how he courted you, and that courtship was was
very special. These are just many of the things you
reveal in the book.
Speaker 4: That you can tell she was really having fun.
Speaker 2: Totally. I've got to read that book. I got mine
comes today. I ordered it And how you got it?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, so.
Speaker 4: Excited yea to read it if I have time to read.
Speaker 2: I was going to say, like, where are you finding
time to read anything?
Speaker 4: I don't. I just bought it thinking, oh, yeah, I'll
absolutely get to that.
Speaker 1: And then yeah, I was going to say, I don't
know when you're gonna do that.
Speaker 4: I have no idea. Did I mention that today is
going to be a long show? Yes, of a long show.
That was a long show because we didn't even get
to this yesterday, and that's when we wanted to get
to it. But Elon went on Tucker's Show and it
was fascinating on so many different levels. They talked about
so many different things. It was very, very hard to
choose which little bits of that to share with you guys,
But we do have some bits. And the first one
is when he's talking about providing starlink to the people
in western North Carolina and how I don't know if
you guys saw him have a little spat on Twitter
with Pete Boudha judge like Mayor Pete. He was accusing
Mayor Pete of getting in the way, and Mayor Pete
was like, please call me, and then they like hugged
it out. It was fine. But he talked a little
bit about that. Here's a little teaser on you tried.
Speaker 25: To get startling. You try to get startling into the North.
Speaker 6: Carolina, into western North Carolina areas devastated by the hurricane.
Speaker 8: It is in there and it is the primary means
of communication. You had conflict with foota judge over this.
Speaker 9: We delivered about thousands of terminals and got all the
way up to the areas where they wouldn't let us
go any further. And then we're like, okay, we're gonna
send helicopters in and find people who are stranded and
give them startling, So I think it's, you know, a
nice thing. Yeah, they wouldn't let us land. Yeah, because
there was an FA noticed that said, in order to land,
you have to know who you're going to meet with
to land. Now, the problem is we're trying to deliver
interat communications. People don't have Internet communications. We don't know
who they are. But then they can't reach us because
they don't have communications. Do you see the cash twenty two?
Speaker 8: Insane?
Speaker 4: Insane?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's completely insane. Oh my god, it's so dumb.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, it's infuriating. But this is literally everything
about government, right right, Just that kind of bottlenecking, that
kind of red tape. It's nonsense.
Speaker 1: Yep, it is. It's a microcr that's what it is.
That's government for you, right there.
Speaker 3: Mm hmm.
Speaker 4: And he also talked about how he has been treated
unfairly as a business owner competing for various government contracts
when it's his companies that perform the best, that are
the most deserving. But they hate him. The current administration
cannot stand elon, and they will try to cut him
off at the knees every chance they get. Here's a
little bit about that.
Speaker 9: I take for example, the NASA contract to transport ationals
to and from the space station. Boeing got NASAL warded
two contracts at the start, one to Boeing and one
to SpaceX. Boeing was awarded twice as much as SpaceX.
SpaceX has done all the astional transport unreal from the
space station, and Boeing has only done one one transport
of one of two as to the space station and
we have to bring them back going up twice.
Speaker 8: As much as SpaceX.
Speaker 9: This there's this total misunderstanding that that my companies have
been subsidized and supported by the government and get all
these and it's like, do you do you really think
that a Biden administration is gonna subsidize me?
Speaker 8: Are you kidding? No?
Speaker 9: In fact, they take away every contract they possibly can.
So for example, there was the the FCC contract to
forty two billion dollars for providing providing rural rural board broadband. Yes, okay,
we we actually first said, look, we don't we think
there shouldn't be any subsidies, so we recommend that this
program just not exist. But since you're insisting that it
that it exists, we will compete and we we have
better products, so we we we want I don't know
about a quarter of it, which would have included the
devastated areas like North Carolina itself, and the f CEC
took it away illegally. They just voted three out of
five commissioners voted away and said, even though you want it,
we're sending it. I do you know how many people
they've connected?
Speaker 8: How many? Zero?
Speaker 1: It's just it's just unbelievable.
Speaker 2: And somebody in here pointed out Boeing is the one
with all the planes that's falling apart. They're right apart.
Isn't that interesting how that works? And they got all
the money?
Speaker 4: Yep, absolutely ridiculous. They also had a bit of a
giggle about Kamala just as a person.
Speaker 14: So here's that Kamala Harris.
Speaker 9: No, exactly what does she have to do it? There's
no point in criticizing Emma. She's she's simply the face
of a lot a much larger machine. Yes, and she
will say whatever is whatever the teleprompter, whatever's on the
taile prompt. She's gonna say it now. She gets stuck
if the teleprompter breaks.
Speaker 8: That happened recently.
Speaker 9: I think the the tele prompt is told and she
just she was just like looping for a while for
about a minute. So I think it's pretty funny to watch.
But you'll just say whatever words or on the teleprompter,
so you know, it's it's really whoever controls the teleprompters,
the actual s those that's who's actually in.
Speaker 8: Charge and who is that? Do you think?
Speaker 9: Well, I've tried to put it down. It's it's not
like any one kind of mastermind. It's not like it
seems to be. It's like Kamala's sort of a Marionette Worth, you.
Speaker 8: Know that a thousand puppet master's type of thing.
Speaker 9: Like not it's it's it's or maybe it's in it's
somewhere north of one hundred is what it seems like.
Speaker 8: Yes, I probably know most of them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I don't think it's I don't think it's
definitely not a thousand. I think it's probably less than
one hundred. There's like probably a group of those folks
that runs our country. They run our country. We did
not elect these people.
Speaker 4: Imagine if one of those people is like KJP and
how ridiculous of a person she is, like making hugely
consequential decisions about our country.
Speaker 2: Oh, I think it's dumb people. I think it's absolutely
dumb ass people for sure, people who have no business
running our country, and they definitely weren't elected. And so
when they talk about they preach to us and start
screaming to us about democracy. I'm like, here is my
giant middle finger. You don't get to preach to me
about that because the people who are actually in charge
were never supposed to be in charge.
Speaker 4: Yeah, speaking of people in charge, you know that he's
had a falling out with Sam Altman, who leads open AI,
who's like about to be a a bazillionaire. And Elon
is very open about the fact that he has zero
trust in Sam Altman and to care about things like
AI destroying humanity like that.
Speaker 25: How concerned is Sam Altman about annihilation?
Speaker 8: Do you think?
Speaker 9: I think in reality he is not concerned about it.
I don't trust Opening. I. I mean, you know, I
started that company as a nonprofit, open source, the opening
Opening I named a company. I named the company Opening
as an open source and it is now extremely closed
source and and maximizing profit. So does risk I understand
how you actually go from being a an open source
nonprofit to a closed source for maximum profit organization.
Speaker 8: I'm missing.
Speaker 9: At various points, he's claimed not to be getting rich,
but he's claimed many things that were false, and now
apparently he's gon to get ten billion dollars a stock or.
Speaker 8: Something like that.
Speaker 1: He's totally getting read.
Speaker 9: I don't trust some help, and I don't think we
want to have the most powerful AI in the world
controlled by someone who is not.
Speaker 2: Trustworthy, who's like a lying maniac. Yeah, I totally agree.
Speaker 4: So freaking terrifying.
Speaker 2: Yeah, extremely terrifying. I don't trust these people either. I
do not trust that dude.
Speaker 12: I know.
Speaker 4: He also had an interesting theory about why Kamala is
doing so well, and it has to do with the
Epstein list yep but.
Speaker 8: Ever come out? Do you think you know?
Speaker 9: I think part of why Kamala is getting so much
support is that if Trump wins, that fine client list
is going to become public. Yes, and some of those
billionaires behind Kamala are terrified of that outcome.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 25: Do you think read Hoffman's uncomfortable?
Speaker 8: Yes, yeah at Gates Gates.
Speaker 25: Yeah, I only asked that because you can just look
at them and you're like that that's a nervous person.
Speaker 8: Right there. I don't know. I mean I assume you
know them. Yeah, yes, read Hoffmin was my vice president,
was development at.
Speaker 9: PayPal, Yeah, twenty Warriors.
Speaker 15: Does he seem nervous to you?
Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean he's terrified. But Trump victory.
Speaker 7: Because of the disclosure that would follow.
Speaker 8: I think yeah.
Speaker 9: I mean I think he's certainly ideologically and not on
aligned with Trump anyway, but I think he is concerned
about the the f Stein situation.
Speaker 3: Oh damn.
Speaker 1: Reid Hoffman.
Speaker 2: And you guys probably know Reid Hoffman is but he's
the LinkedIn guy, isn't he He's the LinkedIn guy, and
he's like this. He just is gross, gross, And so
is Bill Gates.
Speaker 11: You know what I mean.
Speaker 2: It's like, you look at those guys and it's like,
I don't know, I look at those guys and I
think that's believable, totally believable, all of that. Oh yeah, yeah,
So I don't I think a lot of the stuff.
I look at Trump and he was the he was
the disruptor, and he disrupted for about two and a
half three well two and a half years until COVID
happened and then he had to go into full I
have to deal with all this bull crap mode, right,
and he wants to shake things up again. He wants
to drain the swamp. He wants to change things. They
hate him because he's not one of them, because he's
not an establishment guy. That's why they don't want him
in there. Because he is going to shake things up.
He's gonna he's gonna release stuff like that. He's going
to take down people in the establishment, and they can't
have that.
Speaker 1: That's why they hate him so much. That's why Hollywood
hates him so much.
Speaker 2: That's why everybody hates him because he's anti establishment and they're.
Speaker 4: Afraid and that's what they've done that could be exposed, terrified.
And there's a new republic that Elon was surprised to
talk about. But it is his mama.
Speaker 9: You know, my mom is mym lives in New York
and it's my mom at this at this point is
has gone from being Democrat to Republican, and her friends
in New York are thought if you're having the same experience,
because you know what I'll tell you, from a Democrat
to a Republican pretty fast is getting punched in the
face while you.
Speaker 8: Walk down the street.
Speaker 21: Yeah, which for no reason.
Speaker 9: Yes, and then and then and then no action being
taken against those who hurt you. And that happens to
your mom, not to my mother, but to three of
her friends.
Speaker 2: Wow, this year unbelievable. Yeah, and what do we always say?
The number one job of government is to keep its
citizens safe, and you're not doing They're not doing their
freaking job, you guys.
Speaker 1: Nope, not a mother. His mother is awesome, by the way, gorgeous.
Oh my god, badass woman.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Now this one was a arming because this is what
this is Elon's warning to the world about what happens
if Trump doesn't win.
Speaker 9: If Trump doesn't win the selection, it's the last election
we're going to have.
Speaker 8: The Democrats.
Speaker 9: The dem machine has been importing so many people, bringing
in so many illegals, flying in with this like CVP
border app thing nobody even knew about, like secret program
that's illegal. Basically it's illegal, but there's no action.
Speaker 8: But dj actually to stop it from happening.
Speaker 9: They're transporting large numbers of illegals to swing states. If
you look at the numbers, these are the numbers from
the government website, there are triple digit increases in illegals
to all the swing states, and in some cases it's
like seven hundred percent over the last three years. Now
these swing state margins are sometimes ten twenty thousand both.
So what happens if you put hundreds of thousands of
people into each swing state and when they do so.
Speaker 8: They were overwhelmingly Democrats.
Speaker 9: So my prediction is if there's another four years of
a Demo administration, they will legalize so many illegals that
are there that the next selection there won't be any
swing states.
Speaker 4: That is horrifying.
Speaker 1: I think he's one hundred percent correct.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and I'm glad he's sounding the warning bells, you
know what I mean, sounding the alarms.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: What's amazing is that I guess it's kind of like us.
Like I not that I would compare us to Elon,
but in this regard, I am going to because you
just heard how grave of a message he presented, right Like,
he's serious, he's worried, he's got the weight of the
world on his shoulders in so many ways, and at
the same time, he can still maintain such a hilarious
sense of humor about it all, which is what you
and I try to do. Right, Like, when totally seems
like it's exploding. We at least try to keep things
as light as possible and find humor where it's there
to be found. And so you just heard him in
that message, But then there was also this.
Speaker 26: He loses man, what.
Speaker 8: You're fucked dude, if you lose a fuck? Yeah, Like, well,
I see my children. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I mean, but he's but he's right.
Speaker 4: But don't you feel that way sometimes too, Like like
you're going crazy a little bit because it's the only
response you can have.
Speaker 2: It's the only response you can have, right, I mean,
it's I and I look at it, listen. I think
that we're better off being happy warriors. That you got
to have a sense of humor.
Speaker 14: We are.
Speaker 1: We are kind of f we are not am not
as as major.
Speaker 2: But I mean I look at my kids and my grandkid.
I look at I look around. I think we may
get shut down. I mean I always tell you, I'm like,
if if they win, we probably have i'd say five
to maybe five to seven years left doing this podcast
because they're going to start shutting us down.
Speaker 1: That's how I feel about it.
Speaker 2: You guys, honestly, I'm being I'm not that's not even hyperbolic.
I think that if Democrats win, and if the Hillary
Clinton's and the John Carreys have their way, they will
start shutting people like us down because we will be
deemed as misinformation. And if they did it during COVID,
they will do it to us. I know that people
think that's crazy to hear now, but I nothing is crazy.
Speaker 1: Nothing is crazy. So I always this is what I
tell Mak.
Speaker 2: I'm like, five to seven years, that's what I maybe
if we're lucky, you know, So my livelihood, I you know,
I'll have to go.
Speaker 1: I can't do only fans.
Speaker 4: In five years. There might be a genre for that.
Speaker 2: I can't, you guys, I just can't. It's not gonna happen.
And I can't sell pictures of my feet, you know
what I mean? Again, there might just be a so
this is the thing. So so yeah, there's a lot
of there's a lot of concern about that. It's my livelihood,
it's my children, it's my grand kids, it's it's the
it's the world, this is the this is the last
the we are the last fashion of hope. We are
the last place to go. There's no place else to
go but America. After if we don't make it, the
world's done. It's true, Yeah, it's true.
Speaker 4: Related to Elon is the fact that Keith Olberman is
such a psycho and he uses Elon's platform to say,
un ironically that Elon should be deported. Okay, just he
posted this on x is. What makes it even funnier
than it already.
Speaker 27: Is cancel all the contracts and reassess his immigration status
and hopefully to port him the hell out of the country.
And if we can't do that by conventional means, President Biden,
you have presidential immunity.
Speaker 1: Wrong with usk the f.
Speaker 7: Out of our country? And do it now?
Speaker 1: What is wrong with him? Seriously? Something is seriously wrong
with this guy. Brain.
Speaker 4: He's absolutely insane.
Speaker 1: Whatn't freaking comedy too?
Speaker 8: He is?
Speaker 2: He is he has lost his mind, He lost it
years ago.
Speaker 1: But like he is, meant he's he's mental, Yeah, he's.
He needs to check on him.
Speaker 2: And does he have and I know he has animals
and I'm concerned about his animals.
Speaker 15: He does?
Speaker 4: Oh, that's yeah, because he dated the one girl. Yes,
that's right, he has animals. He at least has a dog,
and I'm concerned about his dog. You guys, I'm concerned
about the welfare of his animals. I think that's a
legit concern that he should check on that. I'll be
a little bit concerned, right for real. M h, all right,
it is time for your DD all right, guys.
Speaker 2: I I am not one to like online recipes or
people giving out recipes. In fact, usually when you see
recipes online, I want to punch people in the face
because they have They usually have like a long story
and I'm just like, I just want to know how
long to bake chicken.
Speaker 4: Okay, I don't want to know I need the bulleted
list of in green.
Speaker 2: I do need to know your your family's history, Okay, I
just want to know how long to baked chicken. Right,
But this recipe was awesome and we need more of it.
We need more of this in the world. I would
make this, I would totally. I would absolutely make this dish.
Speaker 28: It would be making a classic Springfield, Ohio croc pot dish.
This is a traditional slow cooked sausage. Keep in mind,
if the sausage is cute, then you know it'll be
extra flavorful.
Speaker 7: Tip.
Speaker 28: If you want to give it extra flavor, make sure
to feed some of the ingredients to the sausage. With
the ingredients together, I'll show you what the final dish
looks like.
Speaker 8: VOI la, look how beautiful that is?
Speaker 4: Look at that?
Speaker 2: It's gorgeous? Can you even like that? We need more
Springfield Ohio recipes? We need that only I couldn't mind.
There's no pot exists that would fit my dog up
for that dog. There is no crop butt that would
fit one hundred and eighty pound dog. But that's sweet
little sausage.
Speaker 4: I love Docsin's. They're like the only small dog that
I just absolutely love of your small dogs. We just
take her leave.
Speaker 2: But like eating the dogs, they're eating the cats. You
guys will need more of that.
Speaker 4: It is dad joke Wednesday, and so we do have
a dad joke. How did the hamburger introduce his girlfriend?
Meet Patty?
Speaker 2: Patty slapping him though, that's like my best part is
when the other cat starts beating the crap out of
the first one.
Speaker 4: The greatest great, Okay, we have thank yous, And then
I did pull the Carol Burnette clip that I've been for.
It did, So we'll do thank you first, and then
we'll do Carol for the people around okay, Carol, all right,
let me check Venmo first and just make sure. Yes,
there is one from Laura Teams who says, dad joke
rip boiled water. You will be missed.
Speaker 2: M I s t I get it. I totally get
I see what you did there, miss we did that.
Speaker 4: Let's see on locals we have Audrey Krause said, and
education is a dangerous thing in the hands of a fool.
This quote says it all with these college educated ass
hats that would vote for Kamala Trump twenty twenty four.
Working Stiff says, FYI, if a guy can identify as
a woman, have facial hair, wear, makeup, and dresses, then
you ladies can identify as chicks forever.
Speaker 2: We're gonna We're just gonna keep doing it. We're not
changing our name.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Lori Ween says, for anyone with Roku TV, there is
a Carol Burnett show channel Carol Burnett twenty four to
seven on Roku. Really we saw that when we were
staying in Beaufort, Like I forget which time, but we
there was a Roku TV in the airbnb that we
were in and I was I found that channel and
we were like just endlessly watching.
Speaker 1: Carol BERNEH my gosh, I love that.
Speaker 4: Hawkeye fan in Indy says, if you vote straight ticket,
you will not be able to vote for school board elections.
Please pass that on.
Speaker 1: Okay, I did I know? How did I not know?
Speaker 4: That it may just be a state. That it may
just be Indiana. I'm not sure if that's true of
every state. Laurie says, dad joke. Did you hear that
Joe went on a Dolly parton diet? Did it work? Yep?
It was a nine to five program and it made
Joe lean, Joe lean, jo Lean, jo Lean. That was good.
I like that.
Speaker 1: The delivery new kiss, the delivery, Uh huh.
Speaker 4: Cindy Douglas says that's not journalism should work. I don't
know what that's referring to.
Speaker 1: No, either, I don't know.
Speaker 4: Justina Wooten says, have you been following the revelations about
Kamala's family tree that Candice Owens has been digging up,
especially the fact that Kamala is lying about who her
paternal grandmother is.
Speaker 1: I have not been following.
Speaker 4: Kanda has not been following it too much. No, I
mean I saw like some tweets about it and I
just don't want to listen.
Speaker 1: To her, so I'm not really in the mood to
do that now.
Speaker 4: Paula Johnson says, my Milania book came yesterday.
Speaker 1: Yay, I gotta order mine.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you gotta. Kirio twenty three says what Christmas, Carol?
Do they sing in a psychiatric hospital? Do you hear
what I hear?
Speaker 1: Take my I love it.
Speaker 4: Raymond Cromley says, thank you for bringing these items to
a senior You're welcome.
Speaker 1: You're welcome.
Speaker 4: Joe Scott says, Kamala is the gift that keeps on
giving giving pause that is with more WTF moments. The
honeymoon's over and some supporters are already filing for divorce.
I hope that's true, man, I hope that's true. And
Michelle Schiffbauer says, oh my god, Trump is coming to Colorado,
and my conservative friends and I are going.
Speaker 1: To see him have fun.
Speaker 4: Hey, that's awesome.
Speaker 2: Guys, have a wonderful one day and we will talk
to you tomorrow.
Speaker 4: Bye, everybody.
Speaker 8: M