Speaker 1: You think the exodus from New York City is bad?
Now just wait, everybody's up been leaving. It's such a
clown show. Do we have a listening comprehension problem in
this country? Yes, yes, yes we do. They are legit retarded. Hi,
good morning, Hello everybody. It's Wednesday, right, hum day, it's
dad joke Wednesday. Wednesday, we have made it to jad
joke Wednesday. Hey, we have good news for our Facebook community.
Speaker 2: Thank you to all the people who volunteer to be
moderators on Facebook.
Speaker 1: I'm keeping your.
Speaker 2: Emails okay, because I don't know how many moderators we
might need. But we do have faithful and trusting Michelle Vetter,
who decided, yes, I will be the mod for the
Facebook group. Y. I mean, there just could not be
anybody better than Michelle. So hopefully there were some issues
with her access, like I gave her too much access,
which was super confusing at first, and then I changed it.
Hopefully she's got the right access this morning and she's
able to do the things.
Speaker 1: But if not access, you don't want that. You don't
want to see what goes on behind the scenes. You
don't want to see too much stuff in the chick.
You don't want to write too much behind the curtain.
Speaker 2: So in any case, very very grateful to have Michelle
helping and hopefully everything is working this morning for her.
Speaker 1: If not, we'll get it sorted out by the end
of the week.
Speaker 2: And if you are another person who volunteered, we still
may yet add you, so you know.
Speaker 1: Don't think that you've been.
Speaker 2: Ignored, because I'm saving your emails for sure, so just
know that.
Speaker 1: Okay, anyway, thank you to everybody for volunteering.
Speaker 2: All Right, we have so many things and so many,
so much stuff, so we're just going to get right
into it, and we're going to start with how much
CNN sucks you guys.
Speaker 1: They do suck balls. They suck so many balls.
Speaker 2: So we're gonna talk first about a pair like not
a paragraph, a tweet that they posted to link to
a story that they had on their website, which was unbelievable.
I'm gonna have you read it. Here is what they
posted early yesterday.
Speaker 1: God two Pennsylvania teenagers crossed in the New York City
Saturday morning for what could have been a normal day
enjoying the city during abnormally warm weather, but in less
than an hour, their lives would drastically change, as the
pair would be arrested for throwing homemade bombs during what
what just happened? Okay, I'm sorry. I had a screen
come up homemade bombs during an anti Muslim protest outside
of Mayor zero and Mendani's home. Here's what we know
so far. That is an actual tweet. It's like some CNM.
You guys, these sweet boys, just mosy than the New
York City, their daddy's mansion in Pennsylvania just happened to
stumble into a bomb. They just stumbled onto a job,
accidentally walked into their innocent bomb throwing. So cannot hate
them enough.
Speaker 2: You cannot, You absolutely can't, and so as you would expect.
And so it took I think maybe an hour, maybe
two hours, I don't know exactly the timeframe, but in
short order they deleted it and then posted this.
Speaker 1: Please here we go. A post regarding the two individuals
arrested for throwing homemade bombs outside of the outside of
New York City Mayor Zoor on Momdannie's home, failed to
reflect the gravity of the incident, thereby breaching the editorial
standards we require for all of our reporting. It has
therefore been deleted. Now they can still can't even name
the terrorists. You know what I mean, you did not
with these people. Listen, it was like from all the media,
it was like Russia RuSHA ruship for three years and
COVID happened. That just did me in. Like CNN, I
I hate them, I just hate them. It's I get
I mean, there's just no sugarcoating how much I have
disdain for these people. They just they're not journalists. And
then they try to act like they are. They're the
absolute freaking worst. You cannot get worse than this.
Speaker 2: And then it soon came out that there were two
people responsible for this particular reporting, and one of them
in particular, both of them are obvious crazy leftists, but
one of them in particular is somebody who goes by
They them pronouns of sour.
Speaker 1: It's not shocking, I know, right, It's just so ridiculous.
Speaker 2: So the best part about this massive f up from
CNN is the mocking that took place as a result.
And so people were absolutely modeling their mockery after the
CNN original tweet.
Speaker 1: And you're going to see a couple of examples. I
want you to read. Read this first one from Melissa Chen.
Two young brothers Tamerlin, Joker Scenariv. I think is how
you pronounced that last nime packed their backpacks for a
fun day out at the Boston Marathon, hoping to add
some homemade excitement to the finish line on a Sunday Sunday,
April afternoon. Little did they know that only moments later
their lives would drastically change when a group of runners
would find themselves in the cross hairs of the pressure
cookers that they'd so thoughtfully placed, turning a peaceful gathering indicaos,
here's what we know so far. That's I mean, that's
essentially what they did. That's exactly what they did. I can't,
I mean, this is so perfect, right.
Speaker 2: And so there's another example that I also want you
to read. I tried to pick the two best ones,
so this was the first one. And then we also
have this.
Speaker 1: Two young flight students. I don't even I can't pronounce that.
I know it's nice. Blah blah blah and blah blah
boarded a plane to enjoy some spontaneous hands on cockpit
experience in a Boeing seven sixty seven on a CRISP
picturesque September morning. Little did they know that only a
few minutes later, their lives would be tragically cut short
when a skyscraper would suddenly leap out in front of
their plane. It's so true. Here's what we know so far,
so far. I can't not, I can't. They're like these
people who are like caricatures of people, like they're just
these are not real people, these are not adults. And
did you see her her profile picture, She's like, haha
in her profile picture, it's like just stop stop it,
quit your job, go work at Starbucks. Just it's so bad.
Speaker 2: And it's so bad how I mean, we and our
audience obviously, we're all very very engaged in what's going on,
what's happening, and we know when we're being completely gasld
these kinds of headlines. But unfortunately, there's a whole lot
of disengaged or unengaged people who do not. And this
was an example. I saw this tweet. I can't remember
who it's from, will see in a second. It is
from Sean Maguire. He said, yesterday I was speaking with
a young kid who went to Harvard. I asked him
if he knew about the bomb attack by two young
radical Islamists and he said, you mean the one trying
to kill Zoran Mamdani. Our media is doing great harm
and even the CNN correction.
Speaker 1: Is misleading, absolutely right about that. Yeah, it is right.
I mean, seriously, this is why you get the protests
you get, This is why you get the anti American
you know, disdained all of it. The sentiment that you
get from college students is because they're all completely misguided.
They watch this crap. It is propaganda. It's anti American,
right right.
Speaker 2: And they're just listening to a little head line instead
of actually digging and looking for the real story, which
sometimes more odally buried in, you know, like the last
paragraph of a CNN or New York Times story.
Speaker 1: It's ridiculous, Abby Philip.
Speaker 2: She should be so ashamed of her ridiculousness last night.
She's contributing to the misinformation. And we're going to get
to that in a minute.
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Speaker 1: Okay, So onto Abby Phillips.
Speaker 2: Who I mean you thought that CNN written headline was bad?
Speaker 1: Here is how she described the target.
Speaker 2: Let's say, of the terror attacks that took place, this
is this is from last night.
Speaker 5: This happened to republic can say Muslims don't belong here
after an attempted terror attack against New York's mayor zorm
Donnie and the House speaker.
Speaker 1: Excuse me what she said? The terror attacks were against mayor? Yeah,
it's you can't. People say you can't make this stuff up.
Well they do. They obviously do. They make it up.
It's made up. I mean, wow, I just I love
Scott Jenny's you know, we love Scott Jenny so much
that show. He's the only reason that people watch it
at this point, like they need to they need to
pay attention to that, Like deep down, I think he
knows that. And I hope that Abby Phillips is starting
to realize that because we all know it, and and
CNN that the powers that be need to pay attention
to that because she's useless.
Speaker 2: Oh and she's supposed to be, you know, the moderate,
Like I'm in the middle. I don't have a side,
you know what I mean. I'm just here to like
present all the sides.
Speaker 1: Oh, she has a side as a side, so Vicki
Palladino from New York City Chwie Donuts. I know, I
love her names so much and she always just she's
just spot on with her analysis. If you want to
read what she wrote about Abby. When major network news
anchors get major facts perfectly backwards, it's obviously deliberate. Yes,
it's not an honest mistake. It's not getting some details wrong,
it's not misunderstanding of complexity. It's a deliberate effort to
obfuscate the truth in the service of a narrative. Media
and Democrats have decided that Islamophobia is now cardinal sin
and must be prevented at all costs. And if that
means outright lying about a major act of terrorism, then
that's exactly what they're gonna do. Yeah, it's propaganda, you guys,
and it needs to be rejected percent it's not okay.
And listen, I know this is another show that people
want us to go on. I'm just gonna say it, like,
there are people people are like, you should go on
the show. And as much as I love I absolutely
adore Scott Jennings. I just I won't. I won't go
on the show because you know why, because I have
no filter now like in our thirties and forties, I
can vouch it's true. You remember in our thirties and forties,
like I could go on CNN for ten minutes and
behave you know, and like, I just I don't. It's
a propaganda machine. Like I especially after COVID, I think,
like I look at these people and like I just
can't forgive them. I can't I have such animosity towards
these people because now with this, She's absolutely right, that's propaganda,
is blatant propaganda, like they got it one hundred percent wrong,
not even like ten percent wrong, but one hundred percent wrong.
Like that's not news, you guys.
Speaker 2: And I looked at Abby Phillips's you know, her ex
account this morning, and I was like, surely she's retracted,
and like said, my bad, No, she said nothing, What like.
Speaker 1: That is that's not okay? Like these people call themselves journalists,
and that's it's kind of like you said you were
saying in you know, a couple videos prior where these
kids on college campuses watch this. There are people you
guys know, you have family members that probably watched CNN
because they've been watching CNN since the days of yore,
and they think that it's news. It's not news. It's
not it's it's become so so bad.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and New York City, as if it didn't have
enough problems as it is, Look what they are about
to try, you guys. The New York City Council is
considering a bill that would raise the minimum wage to
nearly double the current seventeen dollars an hour rate, all
the way up to thirty dollars an hour. You're introducing
this to the council on Tuesday. If this asses you
think the exodus from New York City is bad, now.
Speaker 1: It's so bad. It's so bad. Way everybody's leaving. Everybody's out,
they are, and leaving is what everybody's You get what
you vote for, exactly.
Speaker 2: And that is a perfect segue into this particular primary
battle that includes some of the worst people ever.
Speaker 1: We talked about Jack Schlosberg.
Speaker 2: The other day and now he is leading New York
twelve's Democratic primary ahead of George Conway, which I don't
even know who would be worse between the two of them.
Speaker 1: But the top two. Those are the top two. Those
are the top That's what they represent. Democrats, those two guys. Yep,
soak that in and digest it for a second. Sorry,
you're gonna throw up, But that's gross, you guys. I
know it's vile.
Speaker 2: Now, granted, this is just a Democrat primary, but still, whoever,
whoever it ends up being, whether it's Jack or George
or any of these other clowns, they're not They're going
to win because this is a heavily blue area and
they are going to win. That is who we're looking
at being in Congress. I just why, how do you
not feel doomed when you when you see that kind
of thing?
Speaker 1: You know why Jack would do this anyway? He's just
got gobs and gobs of money. The guy he's never worked.
Why would he start working? I mean, I guess you
don't really work in Congress, do you. I mean, let's
face it, he's anybody working in Congress. I don't know. Maybe,
I just I don't even know who. I don't know
who's worse.
Speaker 2: I literally think they are two of the worst people around,
and so.
Speaker 1: I don't even know what to make of that. But
that's that's what's going on in New York City.
Speaker 2: Also, speaking of disinformation, misinformation, propaganda, whatever you want to
call it, you know who else is famous for that
is Iran And here is.
Speaker 1: A fantastic late.
Speaker 2: The latest example this comes from their general, one of
their generals, Masud Aktari, who actually put out a propaganda
video in which he said, and I quote, because we
destroyed their radars, tramp and Net and Yahoo are trapped
in a slaughterhouse now in the Persian golf.
Speaker 1: Their trouble is this is when they project to their people,
you guys, right, people are like, okay, all right there. Yeah.
And then there was another one that I just loved
the response to it. But there was a report that said,
in a picture, Iran shot down an Israeli F thirty five,
caring Massad agents on board and arrested the pilot and
the agents and the Masads. Satirical and awesome account said, man,
we knew we shouldn't have made the F thirty five
with fourteen seats A oh my god, it's not a
passenger plane. Okay, So that's your first clue that you're
being propagandized, right, exactly, I swear.
Speaker 2: So now we have an example of the kind of
person that laps up the propaganda.
Speaker 1: They look a lot like what you are about to
see right here. All US bases in the Middle East
have been destroyed, and they're saying there's only six casualties.
The US has lost the war. They don't want you
knowing they've already lost the war. Take it from her, goodie.
She's annoying. I'm just and her face is right up
in the camera on my fist forms and it was
like this for some reason, like why do I want
to see all the way up into your don't want
to see up there with the ring. It's like she's
just so stereotypical. I know. But that's that's who laps
it up and then spreads it.
Speaker 2: This is the kind of you know, this to other
dumb people, to other dumb people.
Speaker 1: Exactly.
Speaker 2: All right, moving on, we have some good news from
Donald Trump. He tweeted about a new oil refinery. It's
going to be right here in the United States if
you want to read this.
Speaker 1: America is returning to real energy dominance day. I'm proud
to announce that America First Refining is opening the first
new US oil refinery in fifty years in Brownsville, Texas.
This is a historic three hundred billion dollar deal, the
biggest in US history, A massive win for American workers,
energy in the great people of South Texas. Thank you
to our partners in India and their largest private held
energy company, Reliance for this tremendous investment. It is because
of our America First agenda streamlining permits and lowering taxes
that have attracted billions of dollars in deals coming back
to our nation. A new refinery at the port of
Brownsville will fuel US markets, strengthen our national security, boost
American energy production, deliver billions of dollars in economic impact,
and will be the clinest, the cleanest refinery in the world.
It will power global exports and bring thousands of long
overdue jobs and growth to a region that deserves it.
This is what American energy dominance looks like. America First, Always, Yeah,
sec It's the kind.
Speaker 2: Of stuff I voted for, bucket, Marjorie Taylor Green that's right,
suck it hard right. Also, speaking of Trump tweets, he
also took a little dig at Mark Carney once again
in a tweet in which he was talking about working
together in partnership with Gretchen Whitmer, of all people, on
an effort that's important to Michigan. So this is a
this is a very comprehensive tweet. We'll just put it
that way, because he is talking about Gretchen but also
gets in a dig at Mark Karney.
Speaker 1: If you want to read this one. I am working
with Governor Gretchen Wimmer. I'm trying to save the Great
Lakes from the rather violent and destructive Asian carp which
is rapidly taking over Lake Michigan and all the beautiful surrounds.
I'll be asking other governors to join into this fight,
including those of Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, New York,
and of course the future governor of Canada, Mark Karney.
Do I know we'll be happy to contribute to this
worthy cause. Separately, I'm also working to save the Great
Salt Lake in Utah, which in a short period of time,
if nothing is done, we'll have no water. This is
on top of everything else I am doing. Only Trump
can do it, President Donald J. Trump. The car, the
destructive Asian carp, you guys, Yeah, it's destructive.
Speaker 6: Anything about it.
Speaker 1: But just when I saw power to them. When I've
read that, I just think of a piranha, you know.
Oh yeah, you know what I mean? Yeah, eat, And
it's mean and destructive. Yeah, they're super super bad. It's
like president anyway. Yeah, speaking, I just love that he
got the Mark Carney thing in there. I don't know
if Mark Karney realizes that at some point he is
probably going to be a governor, but that's obviously what
Trump wants. It just needs to submit, just submit. So
moving on to a different governor.
Speaker 2: Governor knew some his poll ratings and numbers are crashing.
It's getting real, real bad, and he's just facing a
lot of bad bad news. For example, Marathon, a bunch
of oil companies, including Marathon Chevron.
Speaker 1: They warned him. They sent him a very sternly.
Speaker 2: Worded letter saying, your policies are causing us to have
like we're going to be facing a collapse of our
industry because of all of your crazy legislative amendments. What
you're doing is inevitably going to drive in state refining
capacity to zero. So compare and contrast once again what
we just heard about happening in Brownsville, Texas to governors Knewsome,
getting this warning that he's ruining everything in California, Right,
shouldn't come as a surprise to anybody, right, because the
Democrats are thieves. They spend and get jillions of dollars
on their little nonpromits.
Speaker 1: And then they think they can just tax the ritch. Well,
the rich will leave. That's exactly what happened. Happens, that
is what happens, and so does the middle class, as
evidenced by Texas. People have been coming here in droves,
That's what happened, and they've been fleeing California. Some of them, unfortunately,
still vote for the shitty California policies. Yep, just saying
that happens because there some of them are really stupid.
We really wish they would have stayed in California, just
putting that out there, but they still have left. Nonetheless. Yeah.
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against Byron Donald's he is a piece of utter excrement.
Speaker 1: We've talked about him before.
Speaker 2: He's just awful, absolutely awful, and it looks like karma
is common for him right now in a really really
good way.
Speaker 1: So he's in all kinds of legal trouble.
Speaker 2: And apparently there was more bad legal news for him
yesterday a second tesla of his that he tried to
put in his dad's name as a way to not
have to get it confiscated.
Speaker 1: It's getting confiscated because he owes a bunch of money.
Speaker 2: And now he's being ordered to come to court on
the first of April to make his case a against
contempt and he faces possible jail time.
Speaker 1: How I hope he serves it, because he's this guy,
this guy, I feel like, maybe you should just go
sort your life out and remember Carrie prison Bowler Lolon
favor of James Fishbag. Well, of course that tracks just psycho. Also,
we talked.
Speaker 2: About taxes, and you know, California is obviously terrible about taxes.
We talked about minimum wage, you know, being raised in
New York City. All the Democrats are doing just the
dumbest things ever right now. And now Washington State, who
currently is income tax free, has just passed a nine
point nine percent taxes on anyone or like any married
couple or any single person who makes a million.
Speaker 1: Dollars or more.
Speaker 2: So, imagine if you make exactly a million dollars, which
good on you, you know what I mean, Like that's amazing,
But imagine that all all of a sudden, you're being
told one hundred thousand dollars of that you're just getting taken.
Speaker 1: Away, taken away they already haven't. I know, people are
gonna be like, well, they're millionaires, and that you're there, masses,
it matters. There's a lot of money. And I just said,
what did I just say? When we talked about California,
they're like tax the rich. You're like, all right, a few, Yeah,
they already have a death tax on estates. Florida has neither.
What do you think these people are gonna do? They're
gonna go to places like Florida. These Democrats are colossal
dumbasses when it comes to what do you think these
people are gonna do? They're gonna leave. You're gonna lose industry,
You're gonna lose people, as evidenced by Starbucks. Starbucks is
like bye, They're like the CEO is leaving.
Speaker 2: Ocationally, he announced it like immediately, like within hours of
this report, he was like, I'm gonna go ahead and
retire over there.
Speaker 1: The Starbucks Corporation is moving. They're gradually moved being their
headquarters to Tennessee. They're gonna move. There's because of this,
because there's no Stata income tax. They don't have the
tax like those states are generally red states. They will move,
they will move people, they will move headquarters, they will
move themselves. They're sick of this crap. This is what happens.
And then Democrats are like, we don't understand why. It's
what possibly could be the reason when we're so welcoming,
Like the tax Steff is so ridiculous to me, it's
kind of like Social Security. I get so enraged when
I see that social Security gets taxed. How many times
are you going to tax that money? Like same dollar
over and over and over and over again. Theft you guys,
they are They are thieves. These people are dirty, disgusting
thieves is what they are. And I just cannot believe that.
I am. I get so angry on everybody's behalf. I
take rage right, It's it's disgusting what they do to
us as Americans, like our forefathers fought a revolution over
a three percent t tax, and we're like, I mean,
it's fine if you want to tax that money like
fifty times. It's it is, it is so out of control.
Speaker 2: And then add to that, like it's already bad in
the way that you just described, and then add to
that on top of that, when they get our money,
they end up paying fraudsters with it, right and so,
and we end up like literally lining the pockets of
Somali fraudsters whoever kind of fraudsters, NGOs that are super sketched,
so all the money, on top of it being taken
from us involuntarily, it's then used for completely sketched purposes.
And Michael Schellenberger was on with Joe Rogan recently where
they talked about how infuriating that makes this whole idea
that left us you constantly pay your fair share, paying
your fair share.
Speaker 1: Joe Rogan was a rare form about that, just like
hide you kids, hide on hied.
Speaker 7: Why I mean the most nuts is when these progressive
talking heads staying they don't want to pay their fair
share with the amount of waste and fraud, why would
you you don't think there should be some accountability to
how much fucking waste and fraud that has been clearly demonstrated,
Like the solutions just give more money, Oh when they
can do it because they have it. So what you
just give more money and now it's thirty billion dollars
goes to homeless with no accountability, Like you, what are
you saying? Like, where do you think this money's gonna
go where it's actually gonna help people and affect things
in a positive way. There's been no indication that that's
the case, that the real problem is they just haven't
had enough money from the billionaires. That's fucking ludicrous, that
idea is. It's such a lazy, intellectually lazy way of
framing this whole discussion. That's saying, Oh, they don't want
to pay their fair share. Fuck you, that's not what's
going on here. Which is going on here you have
a completely incompetent government that's absolutely corrupt and they want
more money.
Speaker 1: M Yeah, I agree everything he said. I would say
exactly those words, that's it's probably more and they're filthy.
Filthy words would come out of my face whenever we
talk about taxes in the South. All the filthy words
come out of my face, and I mean him because
there's so much rage because they are thieves, thieves, the
lot of them.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's just infuriating, right, Okay, totally switching gears
because this was the most ridiculous tweet I've ever seen
from Benny Johnson, and that is saying something.
Speaker 1: But you guys, there's listen, we love.
Speaker 2: When Trump is trumpy and we talk about, you know,
how much gold he has?
Speaker 1: All the gold? You love all of his gold. I
love it. I wasn't even thinking about the gold.
Speaker 2: But just like when he gets super trumpy, I very
much enjoy it. It's super endearing.
Speaker 1: And we talk about that a lotsolutely But.
Speaker 2: There's like a healthy amount of affection for Trump. And
then there's whatever this is? This is he So Trump
was walking through the halls of the White House, and
Benny Johnson noted that he was carrying his own coat. Oh,
and then said because of that, it's the very definition
of servant.
Speaker 1: I don't even understand what that means. You're gonna have
to explain. Oh my god, you guys, he carries his
own coat. It's like he's just like us. What it's
like he wipes his own butt too, like he doesn't
have somebody to wipe it for him. I don't servant leadership. Sorry,
this is the dumbest thing I've ever seen him pose.
I feel like Trump is like kind of wigged out
by that too. I hope so, because if he render it,
he would be like, I can hold my own coat, Benny, Yeah,
it's fine. I don't need somebody to hold my coat.
I'm okay with holding my own coat. I mean, yes,
everything is gold in my house, but I still can
hold my own God, what the hell? Anyway, this is
a real tweet and you just had to know about it.
Just stop, just stop, okay.
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All the chicks you like get their hair they're fine,
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I'm sure, I'm sure it does.
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bit of.
Speaker 2: Clippiness about Jennings, even though we were just ripping on CNN.
Speaker 1: Scott. Scott is the only reason I would never watched
that horrible, horrible network. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I don't know how he maintains a healthy blood pressure,
honestly in his job, because it is how he deals
with these absolute morons.
Speaker 1: Especially Ponytail Girl. Oh god, she's getting worse. But there's
so many there's I mean, a possum lady is another
one that he's had to deal with. God, but he
wrote the ones who aren't like necessarily outwardly horrible. They're
still horrible.
Speaker 2: And one that we're going to highlight today is Bacari Sellers,
who was trying to bitch about Pete hag Seth, whose
name he is patently incapable of saying correctly. Pete hegg
Seth is not a hard name to say. Okay, now,
if if you're going to talk about him, at least pronounce.
Speaker 1: His name correctly. He can't do it.
Speaker 2: But here I'm just going to let you listen to
the diatribe. Scott tries, God bless him, he tries.
Speaker 8: But this is what happened former Commander General of Tom
four Star General Pete had Skiff.
Speaker 9: Fox News hosts, Yes, very different, decorated military, very different.
Resumes the acknowledge that, yes, the man's act not in combat,
in combat he was, I mean, well, he I think
had a bronze star for But my point that I
want to get back to is that there is a
level of competence that the American public is thirsting for
that they are not getting from Pete Hesketh, and we're
seeing that when he is up there.
Speaker 1: Transparency, that's all we want.
Speaker 9: We're talking about one.
Speaker 8: Hundred and sixty children that were killed. All we want
is an honest answer that comes from you and the
President of the United States. This isn't politics, This isn't
Lindsey Graham versus Corey Booker. This is just tell us
what we're doing. Because we have seven soldiers. As Abby
corrected me last segment, we have seven soldiers who've died.
We have one hundred and sixty children who've died. We
understand that this is the fog of war. However, we
want a level of competence from Pete Hesketh that we're
not getting.
Speaker 10: What was about this military operation in your opinion and
your expert opinion.
Speaker 9: I don't First of all, I never served.
Speaker 8: Then let me just say I don't want to know
what I think.
Speaker 1: Pete Hesketh is incompetent.
Speaker 8: I think what's happening because he has an inability to
tell the truth.
Speaker 11: What I say I wanted to say that was false
because we know what happened.
Speaker 8: No, we don't.
Speaker 1: They're investigating whoa whoa.
Speaker 3: No no, no, no, no no.
Speaker 8: I want I want all of you all to go
out on a limb right now. God tell me that
the United States, even during the fall of war did
not kill those kids?
Speaker 1: Tell me they didn't.
Speaker 10: I don't know.
Speaker 1: They're investigating them and results it is. It's just such
a lord, it's such a clown show that you know.
It's just it's just it is Jerry Springer level of
news is what's happening now? And I'm just like, I
Walter Cronkite is rolling and he's just spinning. He's like,
what's going on? What's happening? Yeah, anyways, you can't pronounce it.
And also what were they were they outraged? Were any
of these liberals outraged when thirty five thousand people They
are so quick to pounce on anything.
Speaker 2: If the United States is responsible, and I hope they're not,
but if they are, unfortunately, that's a tragic part of
it is. It is if they're responsible for that school
getting struck, that is horrible. It is that's what they
want to focus on. They want everybody to get gin
up anger and hatred against their own country. And they
are the same people who never mentioned not a people
thirty five thousand protests, not a single not a single pepe.
Speaker 1: There wasn't a protest, There wasn't a word about any
of those people getting slaughtered, No that government. Instead, they
were like, oh my god, we're living under an authoritarian
regime by Trump. Really have you seen it? Who were there?
Like do you know anything about what's going on in
the world. These people are insufferable.
Speaker 2: I want that guy bitching about you know, there needs
to be transparency. Pete Hegseth does a conference almost every
day at this point talking about what's going on. And
then you've got you know, there there was another closed
door classified briefing to the some senators. I don't know
if it was all of them or whatever, but anyway,
the senators were briefed about where we are, how we're
meeting our objectives in the war. And they still come
out and they want to diminish the progress. They want
to make it sound like we're being unsuccessful in the
objectives or worse yet, they try to say that no
one is telling them what the objectives actually are, which
is so categorically untrue.
Speaker 1: It has been told to them time and time again.
And yet here's Elizabeth Warren.
Speaker 12: Here we are well into the second week, and it
is still the case that the Trump administration cannot explain
the reasons that we entered this war, the goals we're
trying to accomplish and the methods for doing that. The
one part that seems clear is that while there is
no money for fifteen million Americans who lost their healthcare,
there's a billion dollars a day to spend on bombing Aron.
Speaker 1: Oh my, I think we're keeping terrorists from terrorizing, is
what we're doing. I mean, that's yeah, it's been happening
for forty seven years. And somebody made a great point
here too. It's like they get there's like the selective
outrage about children. Oh, the children. The children. Nobody gave
one single shred of a shit when three hundred and
fifty thousand children were missing under the administration of Biden.
Nobody cares. When they were trafficked in here by cartels
and whatnot, nobody cared not a peep about that either.
I mean, we could have like a long conversation about
ted children that these people were not concerned about, But
all of a sudden, they're concerned about this. Listen. I'm
not trying to discount what happened and that there shouldn't
be an investigation, because there should be. But if you're
gonna be concerned about the children, then you should be
concerned about all the children. Yep, that's exactly right, and
those who are killed by abortions too.
Speaker 2: I don't know, it's such selective outrage. Yeah, so so
obvious and so utterly ridiculous and unacceptable. And you know,
Elizabeth trying to say, we still don't know, we don't
even know why we're there. Are you freaking kidding me
with us? So once again Caroline Lovitt does oppress her,
and she's actually She starts out by talking about the
Strait of Horror Moves and what Trump is doing to
make sure it's protected and so that oil can flow
freely on ships through there, but she ends up once
again explaining very specifically what the objectives are. I don't
know why Democrats pretend like they're not being told. I'm
very well aware of the objectives. So they should be too,
if they would just open their freaking ears.
Speaker 13: Last night, President Trump reiterated his commitment toward keeping oil
flowing through the Strait of Her Moves so the United
States and all of our allies can receive their energy needs.
President Trump will not allow rogue Iranian terrorists to stop
the freedom of navigation and the free flow of energy.
Let me be clear. It is a good thing to
wipe out terrorists who indiscriminately target civilians and attempt to
hold the global economy hostage, and President Trump could be
should be commended for doing so. As the President made
unequivocally clear to the remaining elements of this terrorist regime
in his statement yesterday, if they do anything to stop
the flow of oil or goods within the strait of
her moves, they will be hit by the world's most
powerful military twenty times harder than they have been hit
thus far. Moving forward, the stated objectives for Operation Epic
Fury remain the same. Destroy the terrorist regime's ballistic missiles,
raise their Iranian missile industry to the ground, ensure their
terrorist proxies can no longer destabilize the region, and ensure
that Iran never obtains a nuclear weapon. Remains confident these
goals will be accomplished in swift fashion and.
Speaker 1: Get it's not the first time that she and other
people have said that either not even close are legit retarded,
And you can tell that she's losing her patience with them.
It's like, how many simes? How many times do we
have to tell you people this? Like I they've all
said these things many times over the past couple of weeks.
You guys have heard it, We've all heard it. What
do we have a listening comprehension problem in this country? Yes,
yes we do, Yes we do. And reporters continue to
ask Pete, how did that dude say it? Heskith, heskith, Yeah, yeah,
he just he mixed the yeah letters up.
Speaker 2: So reporters are still asking Pete about whether Israel is
dragging us into the conflict, whether we're beholden to Israel.
His answer to that yesterday, I thought was so well articulated.
Speaker 1: Anybody that like this is Pete Hegseth is.
Speaker 2: Not being qualified or competent in his role, is completely retarded.
Here is what Pete said about the whole Israel thing.
Speaker 10: Well, I would you stay by saying, Israel's been a
really strong partner in this effort where they have different objectives,
they've sus sued them. Ultimately, we've stayed focused on ours.
But Iran has felt is the power of the world's
two most powerful air forces. In that particular case, that
wasn't those weren't our strikes or that objective, or that
wasn't our necessarily our objective. But the President has made
it clear to those concerns that we're not getting pulled
in any direction. We're leading. The President is leading, He's
determining where we want to go, what the outcome will be,
what the end state is, with a very keen eye.
And I understand those concerns because I've heard from a
lot of people who went through I went through twenty
years of those wars, myself worried about getting dragged in,
worried about Mission Creep, worried about nation building or or
democracy expansion. That's never the perspective the President has pursued
on this. Just because previous presidents and previous secretaries have
decided to just pour more resources and more people in
toward some unguided end state doesn't mean that's the way
the world needs to look today. In fact, the American
people voted for a different approach. But the President also
stated from the beginning was Iran can have a nuclear weapon.
And it's one thing to say it. It's easy to say.
Anybody can say that. I mean, Barack Obama said that.
But to do something about it takes courage and resolve.
But in that courage and in that resolve. You can
also be very scoped in what you're trying to execute
to ensure that the sacrifice of Americans, American treasure, American lives,
all of those properly meet the objective that you're trying
to accomplish. And certainly, as someone I talked out front
about what the reignings have done to our generation, yes
we're clear eyed about it, but my job is to
keep it scoped given the director to the president to
accomplish the mission.
Speaker 1: I just he gets so many questions about his competence
and people constantly question it. When we had guys in
dresses running the show and the last administration who were
chased in the rainbow. I mean, I just like, what
is that. It's such a He's an actual combat veteran,
knows what he's doing. I feel like we're going to
be all right. I think he's perfectly competent.
Speaker 2: Right, He's doing a fine job, and I don't know
how anybody can argue otherwise. It's so ridiculous, so interesting
that this morning, I don't know why this is a
very old clip.
Speaker 1: What you're about to see, Like when you see Dave
Rubin in this clip, he looks utterly, he's so completely different.
This is probably at least ten years old at least,
but it popped up, I think at exactly the time
it needed to for me.
Speaker 2: And it's Dave Rubin talking to Gad Sad about Islamism.
And I fall into this trap all the time, less
and less now because it's anytime there's a terror attack,
and it's like, all the time, it's because of Islamic
radicals or whoever, or it's Muslims, I should say.
Speaker 1: And you'll see why I'm saying that in a second.
Speaker 2: Am I always have this urge to be like, but
there's some you know, there's some Muslims that are super nice, right.
I always think of our conversation with Zudi Jasser, for example,
and I fall into the trap of wanting to keep
them separate, wanting to keep Islam separate from Islamism. That's
nice that you do that, right, And I needed to
see this today because that is a that is toxic empathy.
What I am engaging in is toxic empathy to do that. No,
you don't and and you you shouldn't and nobody should.
And so we need to stop pretending like those are
two different things. And you're gonna hear Gad Sad. Oh, yeah,
I forgot about this.
Speaker 1: This is good.
Speaker 2: This is just a piece of good news that CNN
wrote that there was this remarkable news that Lebanon had
called for direct talks with Israel to arrange permanency around
security and stability on their borders.
Speaker 1: That's big.
Speaker 2: The fact that a country like Lebanon is reaching out
to Israel to have discussions about maintaining safety at their border.
Speaker 1: It's amazing. Yeah, it is amazing. It's just one of
the it's in the list of wins that Trump can
put in his column. You know what I mean. That
CNN is actually reporting it is also amazing. Yeah, it's
pretty amazing, pretty amazing. All right. So back to Gadsad
and Dave. Oh, dang it. I don't know why I
have all these things that I forgot I had. But
this leads up to the to the conversation. So I
just liked this this meme.
Speaker 2: It says the difference between moderate Muslims and radical Muslims.
A moderate says submit to Allah or He'll kill you,
and the radical says submit to.
Speaker 1: Allah or I'll I'll kill you.
Speaker 2: Right, But the goal, the end goal is that you're dead,
Is that you're going to go you submit or they
will kill you.
Speaker 1: That is the end goal. And if they say otherwise,
it's takiya. It's it's deception. And they're allowed to do that.
That's a real thing. They're allowed to do that to
non believers. They're allowed to deceive you, which is very
interesting because we don't do that sort of thing in Christianity.
Lying and deceiving is frowned upon.
Speaker 2: Yeah, if you hear someone crying out to God, as
a Christian, you don't start running. That's a pretty big difference, right,
you know what I'm saying. If you hear ah blah bar,
you're freaking running. And this is another interesting graph about
this religion of peace when you think about what they
believe and the numbers of them that believe it.
Speaker 1: So if there's one.
Speaker 2: Point six two billion Muslims across the globe, almost one
point four billion of them, eighty six percent of them
believe that a wife must obey her husband. And specifically
because there was a like a subgraph of this that
explained that that means if a husband wants sex, she's
got to give it or and if she doesn't, she
can be beaten.
Speaker 1: That's in the rules. That's okay.
Speaker 2: Eighty six percent of them believe that. Sixty eight percent
of them want Sharia law.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they poletally do. And if they say they don't,
they're lying. Yeah, that's the thing. This is their lying.
Speaker 2: This is what I'm starting to get woken up to,
is that there's no real delineation and that people that
are dear, like Zudi Jasser genuinely and this is what
we talked to him about years ago.
Speaker 1: I asked him a question. Yeah, I said, aren't you
just doing your religion wrong? Like you're doing the cafeteria
style of Islam where you're just like picking out the
good parts, but you're not actually practicing the faith. It's
the way it's written. It's Islam light. That's what I
like to call. It's Islam light. And they are They
think that they're sweet and they're moderate, and we've seen it.
We've had spread, We've had friends in radio who are Muslim.
They smoke cigars, they eat bacon, they call themselves Muslim.
You're not Muslim. It's just it's, like Charlie said, it
is incompatible with Western values.
Speaker 12: All right.
Speaker 2: Now, I finally think I have the timing right of
Gad Sad explaining that very very well to Dave Rubin.
Speaker 11: I think it is a misnomer to constantly come up
with qualifiers before the word Islam. And let me explain
why that is. There is no Islam, there is no Islamism.
Islamism is part of Islam. Islam is a set of
codified ideas that has a spiritual element and it has
a political element. That political element is Islamism. The manner
in which now people are talking about Islamism is it's
something that is outside of Islam. And I understand the
reason why people want to do this is because they
feel as though it's to Ghosh to friendally attack a religion.
So if you attack something that has magically im at
the end of it Islamism, that's okay. If you attack Islam,
that's not okay. But the reality is, if we're truly
going to have a serious and honest conversation about this topic,
we have to recognize that it's not radical Islam. It's
not Islamism, it's not militant, violent extremism, and every other
permutation of a euphemism that you come up with, it's Islam. Now,
most people choose to practice a cafeteria version of Islam.
They pick the parts that they like and they ignore
the endless parts that they don't like, and that becomes
their personal relationship with that doesn't. But most people do
that with most religions.
Speaker 1: Right, most people do that with most religions.
Speaker 11: But you don't, You and I and everybody else don't
stay up worrying about Seventh Day adventis so to the
extent that Islam is now on the radar, and we
have to talk about it. Honestly, we have to stop
trying to give a free pass to Islam. But the
real problem is something else, some variant of it. Islam
is codified in the Quran, it'sified in the Hadis, it's
quified in the Sirah, the biography of Muhammad. That's it. Now,
Is there a way that I could read those texts
and come up with a message of brotherly love and
love for Jews. No, that's not Islamism.
Speaker 1: That's not that's a really good explanation of all that.
It's a political ideology. It's not a freaking religion, at
least not to me.
Speaker 14: It's not.
Speaker 1: It's a political ideology. It's barbaric, it's oppressive, and it's
anti American, and we need to reject it. Come at me.
I mean, I don't know how. I don't know at
this point how you argue with it.
Speaker 2: And yes, there are currently a small faction of Muslims
who want to live peacefully and not abide by their
own religion.
Speaker 1: But that's the point.
Speaker 2: They're not actually following their religion the way it is
written and meant to be followed.
Speaker 1: And what and that's what I've going And what is
so unbelievable to me is that there is a there
is such a huge movement in this country that somehow
believes that a country Israel that is like the size
of freaking New Jersey or something somehow rules the world,
right and that you get one point six billion, sixteen
to sixteen million, okay, And then they have been convinced
that they rule the world, where Muslims are literally taking over.
They're taking over, they breed, and they do it on purpose.
And it's like their whole goal is to no, no,
we're fine, like we're we actually it's the religion of peace. No,
it's not, we're Their whole goal is to take over.
They've got people so stowed, they got they got Catholics
knowed it's and you might be a person who just
you know, because we've talked about the difference between the
Catholics or Christians.
Speaker 2: Who believe that they are Christian Zionists because of a
political philosophy and those who believe Christian Zionism relates to
a biblical prophecy. But I got to tell you, when
you're looking at one point six billion Muslims and grow
many of many of whom want Israel wiped off the
face of the earth, and then you looked at the
sixteen million Israelis or Jewish people in the diaspora, and
you think about their survival over centuries of being targeted
by Islam, you can't tell me that there's not something that's.
Speaker 1: God like about that about their survival, you know what
I mean? Like, how do you how else can you
explain it? Well, they'll they'll they'll do whatever they can
to rationalize and explain, and you can't argue with numbers,
I mean.
Speaker 2: Gadsad also tweeted this fairly recently, there've been well over
forty eight thousand Islamic terror attacks in nearly seventy countries
since nine to eleven alone, should we conclude that, since
there are two billion Muslims, forty eight thousand attacks is
actually a peaceful, minuscule number, Or should we conclude that,
since the ten thousand plus other religions do not add
up to ten terror attacks combined, that Islam is an
existential global threat. Is the forty eight thousand figure one
that suggests that Islam is peaceful or violent.
Speaker 1: It's violent. It's freaking it's violent, and it's barbaric. And
I'm so sick and tired of people pussy footing around
this like we're not supposed to say it out loud.
We're saying saying, we're saying it. We're saying it's been said.
Speaker 2: A quick update about the Iranian football team, the women's
football team, there was a seventh I guess effectee, if
you would want to put it that way, a seventh
player decided to stay in Australia. The rest of the
team is actually in Malaysia now where they are not
likely to get asylum, and most of them have decided,
you know, willingly, that they want to go back to
their families. And so I know it's awful because there's
actual video of them arriving in Malaysia, and a lot
of people were posting it saying, this may be the
last time you ever see these girls alone.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. I just which is I were a
mother of one of these girls, I'd say I would
say go just stay wherever you are and I will
I'll take the hit like you've got to stay alive.
You know, It's just I would, But I would implore
my daughter to not come home. I just know. I
cannot imagine. Oh my god, it's just so horrific.
Speaker 2: All Right, we need to get into the Save Act
stuff because there, man, I was getting myself on education
yesterday and it was exhausting and I still don't feel
like I'm any smarter about it.
Speaker 1: But we're going to talk through. We're going to share
what we've learned so far and where we are now
with all of that.
Speaker 2: But first, let there be no mistake that if Democrats
regain control of the House and the Senate, they are
not hiding what their objectives are. Here is Premia Jiapaul
saying it very very clearly too.
Speaker 6: As soon as we get the galvels back, we have
to dismantle DHS.
Speaker 1: And ICE and CBP.
Speaker 14: Oh good, and we have to reconstruct them to what
they really should be doing, which is what not deporting illegals,
that's right, not keeping the homeland safe.
Speaker 1: Right, They're gonna again with the fundamental transformation up yours lady. Right.
Speaker 2: Oh, she's not shy about saying it over and over,
and she wants funding like right now. Of course, there's
a partial shutdown, which affects DHS, which affects all the
agencies underneath it. It's a huge problem. They are not budging,
and here she is talking about that as well.
Speaker 6: Which we have been one hundred and fifty percent clear.
We are not funding DHS, ICE and CDP, not.
Speaker 1: A pennymore.
Speaker 6: Because these are completely lawless agencies. They all have to
be dismantled. They are not operating with regard to the
rights of people in the United States, whether it's US citizens,
legal permanent residents, or people who have been here for
a long time and committed absolutely no crime.
Speaker 1: My god.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I'm not seeing any end to this partial
shutdown in the near future.
Speaker 1: So that's where we are on that.
Speaker 2: Moving on to save Act, Chuck Schumer, I mean, the
things that they are willing to say.
Speaker 1: Out loud without shame. Right, kind of amazing.
Speaker 2: Chuck Schumer is now trying to say that the Save
Act will allow ICE to remove He may even use
the word billions here. I can't quite tell if he's
saying millions or billions, but regardless, he's saying ICE will
be allowed to remove millions or billions of people from
the voter rolls. Now, what would you think that that
law would actually allow to have happen on the voter rolls?
Speaker 1: Probably just removing goals from it, right, right, of course. No,
But that's not what Chuck is saying. Here is what
he is saying.
Speaker 15: But their bill isn't voter ID number one. It is
about voter registration. It makes it. It allows ICE to
kick tens of billions of people off the rolls, off
the rolls, and they don't tell them until election. Dan,
and you show up and you say you're not registered anymore.
You're not registered here, you're not on the rolls.
Speaker 1: He said, tens of billion. Okay, that's what I thought. Yeah,
either way, it's bad and wrong and stupid, but right,
But he said tens of billions of people off the roles. Chuck,
take your meds. It's just holy crap.
Speaker 2: I mean they have to lie though, to their constituents.
It's the only way that they can.
Speaker 1: Probably either sell their policies. God, have your man husband,
give you your meds, Lord, and then we have Mazi Corono.
Speaker 2: A lot of the female Democrats really love to hammer
home this idea that if the Save Act passes, married
women are just too retarded to figure out how to
register it?
Speaker 1: To your husband, what do I do with my what
to do with my hands? So here's Mazie just perpetuating
the same nonsense.
Speaker 4: Okay, it's not about voter id Oh stop that, that's
like a total bullshit. Let me just focus on one
part of the say that, yeah you should and I'm
to register to vote, you're gonna have to show different
pieces of documents. So if you're let's say, a woman
who got married, changed your last name, and if your
last name doesn't match the name on your birth certificate,
you're not going to be registered able to register to vote.
Speaker 1: That I call stealing our votes. What Mayzie? Oh my god, scotchy, scotch,
she is so drunk. Oh my god, you don't I'm sorry,
but you don't get dumberd They hate they hate women
they hate black people.
Speaker 2: They hate you, they really do, and they just lie
to you, man, and just lie. So this came up
in Caroline Levitt's presser and she answered very logically, factually,
simplease coherently, how this is a retarded talking a point.
Speaker 16: Yes, the biggest things the Democrats are saying, the claims
they're making is that the Save America Act it would
prevent married women from voting in elections or make it
harder for them. What do you have to say to
those claims? Is there any validity to them? And where
do you think they're getting this from.
Speaker 13: There is paribility to these claims, and I'm glad that
you brought them up, because you have the Democrats who
have created this myth and it has been perpetuated, unfortunately
by many in the mainstream media. Let me be very clear,
the Save America Act does not prohibit anyone from voting,
with the exception of illegal aliens. And the greatest way
to disenfranchise American citizens from voting in American elections is
to allow legal aliens to vote, which is what Democrats
want to do. We see taking place in Democrat jurisdictions
at the state and local level across this country. So
the Save America Act corrects that. And as far as
married women who have changed their name, if they're already
registered to vote, they're entirely unaffected by the Save Act.
And for the small fraction of individuals who have changed
their name or their address, they can still register to vote,
of course, they just have to go through their state
processes to update that documentation. And this is something that
the American people, married women and minorities and people all
across this country who Democrats are insultingly saying cannot do this.
They're already doing it every day, going to the Social
Security Office, going to the DMV. And I think it's
frankly insulting that the Democrats are saying that there's certain
groups of people in this country who aren't smart enough
to update their documentation to allow them to vote.
Speaker 2: I mean, how Democrats don't go around just feeling insulted
by their representatives all the time.
Speaker 1: I have no idea, because they're idiots, soft bigotry, of
low expectations.
Speaker 4: M M.
Speaker 1: People like, my god, you get what you get, do better, Democrats.
If you're out there, you're being mistreated, get out of
that marriage, get out at you're being battered for sure,
Yes you are.
Speaker 2: So there was a hearing yesterday, and I know whatever
hearings are just it's just sound bites, right, It's it's
interesting soundbites that don't ever end up with any accountability,
but they are interesting nonetheless. And when they feature Bernie Moreno, I.
Speaker 1: Am I supposed to go to best Okay, Okay, yeah,
I'm Macaus. Got the hots for Bernie. I got a name, Bernie.
I know he looked at Bernie. I used to listen.
My very first crush was a kid named Bernie in
elementary school. Yeah, he is a kid named Bernie. I
kind of had the hots for him. Cute kid. It's
a name like for a hot guy. Yeah, it's a
really weird name for a hot guy. But I just
remember he was cute in elementary school, and that's all
I remember. But then Bernie Sanders ruined it.
Speaker 2: For me, I know, right, like he really ruined that, yeah,
big time. But now, like the more that we can
talk about Bernie Moreno, then we can be like, Okay,
there's there's a good Bernie, right, Okay, this is a
burn that we're happy to feel in other ways. So
you're going to see him in a second, but he
was in I don't know what committee this was exactly,
but just so you know, when Republicans and Democrats have
these hearings, they each will call their own witnesses that
they believe will make their cases for them. And Republicans
obviously pick better people because our policies make more sense
and we have smarter people on our side. So the
GOP brought this woman. I don't exactly know her title
or like what her background is specifically, it doesn't matter.
She is speaking very plainly about the cost of providing
benefits at the expensive taxpayers to illegal aliens. Here she
is I just want to give you an example of
what a GOP witness looks like.
Speaker 17: Sanctuary states typically have other policies that attract illegal settlement
and thus burden taxpayers with support of illegal immigrants. Besides
funding emergency healthcare and schooling for all, a number of
sanctuary states go farther and choose to provide Medicaid, subsidized
health insurance, nutrition assistance, housing, and much more. Illegal immigrants
use these welfare programs in large numbers. My organization has
found that over sixty percent of illegal alien headed households
are using at least one form of a welfare program,
and usually more than what at a cost of tens
of billions of dollars to taxpayers. This is why any
resources spent on immigration enforcement actually save taxpayers money taxpayer
money in the long run.
Speaker 1: Of course, of course they do, of course.
Speaker 2: Right, So there's your example of what a normal person
with a functioning brain looks like. The Democrats brought some
absolute clown named Brandon. I don't even know, you'll see
his name on his little name tag. But Bernie Moreno,
because obviously each side of the aisle has a chance
to question the witnesses, and Bernie Moreno had a very
very easy question for this idiot.
Speaker 1: Watch this exchange and watch Bernie.
Speaker 18: Do you think it should be a crime to enter
the country illegally? I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't know anything about this.
Speaker 7: I'm here.
Speaker 11: You don't have to look.
Speaker 18: I'm not a lawyer. You don't have to be a lawyer.
Speaker 1: It's a simple questions. Should it be a crime? Slowly?
Speaker 18: Should it be a crime to enter the United States
of America legally without permission?
Speaker 6: Do you have a home?
Speaker 4: Hi?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 18: Do you have a place that you sleep in?
Speaker 6: Okay?
Speaker 18: Should it be a crime for people to enter your
home without permission.
Speaker 6: Yes, you're pretty.
Speaker 18: Certain on that one, okay, but you're not sure it's
okay to enter America without permission, which is our home.
By the way, you don't know about America? Okay, gotcha?
Speaker 15: All right?
Speaker 1: So this is Democrats come up with, mister chairman, I
hope the.
Speaker 18: Ranking member can listen for just a second, if you
don't mind. This is the best witnesses. You've got a
guy who can't distinguish whether it's okay to have people
enter our country illegally. Of all the millions of people
that you could have chosen to testify, let me finish,
The best you have is a guy who has no
idea what our immigration law is and is it sure
if somebody should enter the country illegally?
Speaker 1: You really want him to talk slowly to you? Doing
I do. I could have slowed that down even and
just had to last longer. But he's cute.
Speaker 2: And look at this guy's credential. So this is the
idiot that couldn't answer a basic question. Oh man, hang on,
this is the idiot, and.
Speaker 1: You can tell where did he serve Senior director for
Federal Budget Policy at the Center. He previously served as
a policy advisor in the Biden Harris White House on
the National Economic Council. You guys, yeah, yeah, these god,
you guys, he planned built back better. He did. Yeah,
that's who he's like. I don't know, I rent, I
don't know anything about the border what Brendan, Just go away.
Speaker 2: I know, I know we've taken a detour from Save
Act and we'll get back to it. But I also
wanted to show a video of I.
Speaker 1: Don't I don't know who these two people are, but
they're in a debate about and there's a woman who's
insisting that America was, you know, built on the backs
of immigrants, and immigrants built this country, and she is
she is her debate part I guess I should say
her sparring partner just absolutely masterfully takes down that ridiculous
argument in the best way. And so I thought, you
guys need to see this because you've probably come across
someone who's like, this nation was founded on immigrants.
Speaker 2: This is what you need to say in response. You
need to say exactly what this dude says.
Speaker 1: America was built on immigration. And if I'm correct, Trump
wife is an immigrant that's true, Okay, then America was
built one amgress do any jobs that in Americas don't
want to do.
Speaker 19: I would say that I think there's a difference between
immigration during the Ellis Island period, where you had people
coming from northwestern Europe and they were coming and seeking
better lives, building businesses, things like that, as opposed to
what we see now, which is largely immigration from the
Third World, India, Latin America, places like that, where people
are coming and they're simply just different. They're culturally incompatible
with what we've built in America. And you see that
because when they build businesses or they build communities, they
exist as you know, communities of that ethnicity. They wave
the flag of the countries from which they came as
opposed to know it. Talents are Irish who came to
the country and they were ready to wave the American flag.
And so I think it's just a different kind of
immigration that we're talking about. So I wouldn't say that
America's built by immigrants. I think America is built by
settlers for people who came and conquered and contained this
consonance and who have built what is I believe the
greatest civilization.
Speaker 1: I was hoping he was going to say that. I
was hoping he was going to use the word settlers,
because there is a difference, huge difference, huge difference.
Speaker 2: Yes, Yeah, anyway, I just thought that was helpful reframing
of that conversation in case you've got caught up with
somebody who tries to pull that nonsense on you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and the settlers, it's a very good point of
any The settlers didn't have their freaking hands out.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: They came here to build and contribute, Yeah, and work
and innovate, produce.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, they did build this country. And they didn't bitch
and moan and go, oh my god, like this isn't
good enough and I need more tax payer money. They
didn't do that. Nope.
Speaker 2: All right, So Save Act and John thun who of
course is in charge of the Senate right now and
in charge of when we have a vote on the
Save Act, which has already passed in the House.
Speaker 1: So this is a big deal. Obviously, we really need
to secure our elections.
Speaker 2: The Save Act requires id eighty five percent of the
country wants this, including Democrats. This should be a no brainer,
and yet we are being bogged down by process and
that was the part of the whole equation that I
didn't understand. Still don't just some degree because it's so
complicated getting a better understanding for it. But still it's
unacceptable that there are at least four Republicans, Republicans that
the American people voted in to get this done, who
are not helping get it done.
Speaker 1: And so we'll get to that in a second. But first,
this really pissed.
Speaker 2: Me off yesterday when I saw that John Thune was
actually accusing people who are promoting and talking about how
necessary it is to pass the Save Act, accusing them
of being paid influencers and not just actual Americans who
know what's right.
Speaker 1: My god, Sorry, that really pissed me off, but that
is what he said.
Speaker 2: Brennan Leach said, I asked soon if he feels pressure
to pass the Save America Act.
Speaker 1: He said, a lot of that. It's in that kind
of you know, paid influencer ecosystem. Oh my gosh.
Speaker 2: He said, there is support among Republican senators, but quote
the process and how do you ultimately try and get
a result is still unclear to me.
Speaker 1: Well, okay, then we need to get somebody that can
do it. He needs to be removed, and we need
to get somebody who knows how to do the freaking job.
I mean, listen, he was fine with the whole like
Doggy Graw parade that they had, right, that was okay.
That's why he had no problem with like that. Listen.
I know he wasn't the one I think was Tom
Tillis that put that on. But it's that he oversaw it,
you know. I mean this is that he was fine
with it, but he didn't have an issue with like
the process of getting that done. So get some actual
work done. If you can't do it, then pass it
off to somebody else that can. I have a problem
with this guy, so many problems, I know, but I'm
I just really wanted to understand what the hang up
is he you know, he held a presser where he
talked about the math not mathing, and so I do
understand that there are holdouts, that there are people that.
Speaker 2: He cannot control, Like he's not the boss of people
per se. These are elected people, not people he can fire.
So if they are not agreeing to processes.
Speaker 1: Which will allow this to pass, I don't know what
he can do except that Nancy Pelosi was always able
to get her people right all in line, because maybe
somebody else that would be better at getting people to
fall in line. I don't have You have to know
how to work these people. It's like a sales job.
If you don't know how to do it and find
somebody that can. That's the thing. There is a certain
person that knows how to do this, and you've got
to be able to talk to people, work people. You
got to persuade people. You got to know how to
do it. You are an HR. There's a certain kind
of person for certain jobs. Yeah, he ain't the guy
for this job.
Speaker 2: Apparently he's not now granted, I don't know who could
who could get like a Lisa Murkowski and a Senator Collins.
Speaker 1: I don't know how you get those biachas to fall
in line when they're so contrarian. I just don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't know how you get a Rand Paul or
whoever else is the whole hold up. I don't actually
know who the hold ups are at this point, but
there are hold ups. I don't know how you change
those people's minds because they McConnell, for example, is another one.
He's too old to even know what he thinks he's
just standing in the way, and so what do you do?
Is there a person alive that could make those people
fall in line? I don't know, But here is what
John Thune said about the math, which got me on
this whole rabbit hole of trying to figure out the rules.
Speaker 20: So do you run a risk of being on the
wrong side of President Trump and your resistance to do
this talking philibuster?
Speaker 1: Tying the Senator k nots for weeks.
Speaker 20: We don't have the vote either to proceed get on
a talking filibuster, nor to.
Speaker 14: Sustain one if we got on it.
Speaker 20: But that's just a that is just a function of math,
and there is anything I can do about that. I mean,
I understand the President's got a passion to see this
issue addressed, as we all do. Does he understand that though, Well,
we've conveyed that to him. But we will continue to
make that argument because I think it's important that everybody
understand that this really is about it's about the votes,
it's about the math. And I find for mam Or,
we're some of the one has to be the clear
realist about what we can achieve here, and so we'll
continue to convey that and and I think that we're
going to have a fight on the field. We're going
to vote on this, We're going to put it out
and we'll give the Democrats the opportunity to cast their
vote on whether or not they think non citizens auto
vote American elections. And so that that debate will happen.
But and like I said, I can I can guarantee
the debate. I can guarantee you vote. I just can't
guarantee an outcome.
Speaker 1: Even the dogs that the doggy girl are like, all
you people suck. They all just seriously listen are the constituent.
They're not listening to their constituents. Clearly because the numbers
that you gave us just before, what eighty something percent
of us want this to be passed. So clearly they're
not listening to us. What does that tell you about
our government? They don't give a shit what we want.
That's a problem. That is the problem. We live in
a representative government, That's what I thought. So we're not
putting enough pressure on these losers. We're not like we
need to be calling these people. You need to be
called if there are people like the Lisa Murkowski losers
and whatnot, that are like, no, I don't want to
do it. Why your people want it? So we need
to be putting pressure on these people. They work for people,
they work for us. We pay them a salary, we
give them mac Daddy benefits, they get all these pensions, like,
no one's paying for my retirement. She's clearly not. He's
clearly not. So we need to put pressure on these people.
And he needs to get the job done. He needs
to take the ball across the finish line.
Speaker 21: But what do you do?
Speaker 2: Like, so, if you're him, what do you say to
Marcowskim Collins, and McConnell. What do you say that actually
makes them do what you want them to do.
Speaker 1: I would find dirt on them and I would bribe
them if that was my job. I'm serious. You gotta
like I would. It's politics. You don't think Nancy Pelosi
did that. Nancy Pelosi probably did you whatever you gotta
do to get the job done. I don't know. I'm
not in politics. There's a reason I'm not in politics
because it's gross and it's disgusting. But there's no reason
that these losers should not be doing what their people want.
Speaker 2: There's no reason I did not know about, like how
does the standing filibuster work?
Speaker 1: Why can't they do the nuclear option?
Speaker 2: So I was like asking groc for all the help yesterday,
and then you know, I reached out to people on
Twitter to just trying to understand the process. So I
wanted to share what I've learned. I don't know that
I'm any smarter about it, but I feel like I
do know some stuff that has made me understand why
there might be Republicans who are like, we can't this
is not going to work, and so well, I want
you to read through some stuff that I found that
I think will be helpful. But first of all, we
should just point out the United States is literally the
dumbest country ever comes to voting, because if you look
at how we compare to all of these other countries.
Speaker 1: They all require ID to vote for.
Speaker 2: Getting in Germany are the only two countries that allow
mailing in a ballot. Oh my god, why we're so
retarded about this?
Speaker 1: I just I can't take it. It's so so stupid.
Speaker 2: But that's where we are, So okay, So let's get
to a couple of little lessons about process. One of
the first things is is this whole sixty vote cloture threshold.
If you want to just read this.
Speaker 1: That would be great. The sixty vote threshold cloture ends
unlimited debate on a bill or motion already under consideration
on the floor, not to get the bill itself to
the floor separate motion to proceed the bill can also
be filibustered and require sixty votes and a true talking filibuster.
If the minority exhausts itself and stop speaking, the majority
could theoretically force a vote with fifty one senators president
a quorum, but this is untested in modern practice for
major contested bills, as a committed minority of forty one
plus senators can rotate speakers and definitely without exhausting. That's
why Fun and other Republicans view the tactic as risky
and impractical for the Save America Act. It could grind
the Senate to a halt without guaranteeing passage. So that
is back you guys.
Speaker 2: So even if we undertake this talking filibuster, which is
what everybody is demanding right now, it literally does stop
any other thing from happening at all whatsoever. Because the Democrats,
there's enough of them that they could literally talk for
hundreds of.
Speaker 1: Hours and they each get a break. You know, they
can go off and take their naps whatever.
Speaker 2: What I learned is that it's way harder for the
majority when a talking filibuster happens. You would think, oh, well,
these people have to get on the floor and stand
and just talk endlessly for hours and hours and hours.
Speaker 1: Yes, that's true. But if they decide to stop at
any moment, they if all fifty and in this case
JD two, If JD vance and fifty Republicans are not
present when they decide to stop, then they.
Speaker 2: Don't have a quorum, and then they don't get the votes.
So it sucks because that means GOP senators literally cannot
ever leave.
Speaker 1: They have to sleep on cots and they can't. Yeah,
but Democrats, and the Democrats.
Speaker 2: Can go and take their breaks and you know they're
taking turns. Republicans all have to be present. Is such
an e ft up way of doing things. It is,
but you can you can understand why there's reluctance about
people thinking it's going to work. So like according to Grock,
they were like without sixty votes, which we definitely do
not have, or the nuclear option, the bill is blocked
under current procedures, and the only option is the nuclear option,
but that would have to be through having enough support
for the nuclear option, which we don't have because of
these four or five idiot Republicans.
Speaker 1: That's where the pressure needs to fall. And that's where
the Republican that's where the problem is. That is, That's
what I'm talking about. That's where the pressure needs to
be is on those idiot Republicans. What the hell is
wrong with these people? I know, I know, man, that's
the problem, because that would be that's it, that's that's
a solution, that option taking it and if those people
aren't on board, then that is that's the problem. Those
people are the problem children and they need to be
called out, ridiculed, we needed, oh my god, they need
to be verbally abused. Now. Bernie Moreno was on with
Laura Ingram last night talking about where they are. He
has more optimism than I think he probably should. But
here's what he said about where they are for.
Speaker 18: The entire conference. He can't fire he didn't hire these people.
And unfortunately, law I'm just going to be blunt, there's
three or four Republicans that just won't be part of
the team, and they've row in their own different direction,
and unfortunately leader through it has very little leverage over them.
Speaker 1: Now we're working through it.
Speaker 18: Today. We had a very spirited conversation at lunch, and
I think we're getting closer to having people realize how
important it is for us to deliver on a fundamental promise,
which is to secure our elections for the future. We're
going to get there. I think we're getting there, and
I can tell you Senator Fune is open to that dialogue.
He personally calls uh, some of these senators, but it's very,
very difficult. Well, you don't have a lot of Well.
Speaker 1: They need to start saying their names. I'm sick of this, Like,
there's four Republicans who are they say their names and
start just shaming these people, Shame mccon Like, what do
you do about a McConnell who does not care. He's
not he doesn't care about re election.
Speaker 2: He's a matter dirt, he's barely even functional at this point,
what do you do?
Speaker 1: I don't care, but the other ones, the other shame,
the other ones shame. But you need all you need,
every last We get it all online. But they need
to be uncomfortable. We need to make them as completely
as uncomfortable as possible. People need to be up their
asses about this. Like, seriously, if you live in these
people's like, if you are constituents of these people, make
their lives uncomfortable, you need to call them the only way.
Speaker 2: I know there's you know, there's people who are basically saying, listen, everybody,
it's not going to happen, and you just need to
prepare yourselves. Jesse Kelly being one of those people saying,
far be it from me to defend John Thune.
Speaker 1: But he doesn't have the votes. He does not have
the votes because red state Republicans stay home on primary
days or they vote for the current loser who's in there. Therefore,
the GOP Senate is actually a mirage. We don't have
the votes. Bill Mitchell saying the same thing.
Speaker 2: Even if we do past the Save America Act, it
is going to be tied up in court well past
the midterms.
Speaker 1: Anyway.
Speaker 2: Let's face it, folks, we're gonna have to win without
this act one way or the other, and that.
Speaker 1: Means we need to turn out. I am so grossed
out by these people. They're not conservatives, they're not Republicans.
And this is a problem. We got to root all
these people out. We got to get them out of
our party. We got to voting the same ass people nights.
It's just so stupid. Stop being lazy and get these
people out. Yeah, all right, that's what we know about
the Save Act. Now we're going to move on to
our terrible people segment. But we're going to start with
somebody who's not terrible at all, and that is Erica Kirk.
She received a very interesting assignment yesterday. It was announced.
I mean, she's actually had it for a little bit
and it was just discovered, I guess. But Trump appointed
Erica Kirk to the Air Force Academy board and that
has sent people crashing the f out. That was so ridiculous.
I love it. I love it. It's fine. Charlie was
in this role. It is completely volunteer. She is not paid.
This is not taking anything away from taxpayers. This is about,
along with fourteen other people, providing input about curriculum, which
makes all kinds of sense for the TPUSA tie in.
Speaker 2: It makes sense from an education standpoint. Just off bring
an input and thoughts about curriculum for the Air Force Academy.
Speaker 1: That's it. People like freaking Candace have decided that she's
now over.
Speaker 2: Pete HEGSAF Like this is how psycho people about disappointment.
Speaker 1: It is so freaking ridiculous.
Speaker 2: It's like a school board basically, yes, yes, specifically the
Air Force Academy. And this is fine, This is lovely
and fine and literally nobody should be mad about it.
Speaker 1: But who do you think is super mad about it?
I'm I'm not mad about it. It's like it'll keep,
it'll keep, like all the lgbt q I x y
z L stuff out of the Air Force Academy probably right.
Speaker 2: Naturally, Candace is crashing out, and so she retweeted this
saying she's a grieving widow, so we have no right
to ask what the hell qualifies her to a position
advising our defense department. This is all perfectly normal, and
only people who are monic would question this appointment.
Speaker 1: Well yeah, yeah, that is exactly right. Just keep crashing out,
Just keep keep spiraling, lady, my god, and literally Aino,
who used to be the CEO of X until fairly
recently even she responded to Candae with a very simple plea,
and her plea was as follows, Stop just stop she's
such a carnival barker now, like God, to anybody who
hitches their wagon to this Friday, she is just she
is out of control, out of control, and now you know,
to feed right into the whole idea that she is demonic.
Speaker 2: She's spending a lot of time talking about freemasonry and
witchcraft and all kinds of bullshit.
Speaker 1: She's talking about the occult now right, Yeah, she tweeted
this the other day.
Speaker 2: People seem upset now that we're discussing occult rituals. Blood
sacrifices in witchcraft, Freemasonry is real as our blood sacrifices
and the revelation of the method all discussed by Father
Ripperger on Sean Ryan's podcast.
Speaker 1: This is who we're battling, Okay, Like she's just all
over the place. I don't know how. I mean, it
just is. I have a d D. But like this
is this is like often I just can't keep track.
I mean I could not. I don't know how anybody
follows her and they're like, oh, yeah, I'm going to
tune in tomorrow for another another dose of complete batshittery.
That's what I'm getting, man. And yesterday's dose was Now
she's decided because she's really mad about Erica basically being
in charge of our entire She is because she's so
jealous of her because she was with Charlie. It's so obvious.
Speaker 2: So now she has decided to connect for reasons, Erica
to Jeffrey Epstein.
Speaker 1: You would, of course, of course you would do that.
Here is the teaser for her show last night. All right,
you guys, from Romania to Arizona.
Speaker 5: And now something positively explosive that we have uncovered in
New York City. There's a lot of synergy between Jeffrey
Epstein's life and Erica Kirks. Now, of course we went
out to comment when we found this out, and we
went out to her to comment, and we got crickets.
We've given them now more than forty eight hours to
come back to us and explain this rather inexplicable connection.
Speaker 1: We got to tell you guys about it. Also, Trump
has just appointed her to the board of the Air Force.
Speaker 5: A lot is happening right now, and I'm feeling like
her and Trump maybe knew each other from the past.
Join us using the link below.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I cannot She's not on the board
of the Air Force. Yea, the whole Air Force. She's
an expert on past lives now too, you guys, and
if you knew that, yeah, she pass lives? Is that
is that something that we discussed in Christianity as past lives?
I didn't think we did that. Yeah, I didn't think
we were into reincarnation. Are we into reincarnation and Christianity?
I don't think we just putting that out there. I
didn't think we did that. I don't know, but they
knew each other. Clearly, people will email us and Erica
obviously is connected to Jeffery Epston, who you know is
by virtue of all of this. By the way, I
need to show this screenshot before I forget, because I
don't know who this person is, but they said it
so well, how ridiculous all this is. I just want
to make sure I understand Erica Kirk conspired with Freemasons
and TPUSA leadership to get an Israeli assassin to kill
her husband so that she could take over TPUSA and
we could go to war in Iran. If Erica actually
managed to pull all that off, she should be in
charge of everything, right, because so because Jews right, don't
forget the Jews. Don't forget French. Don't forget ever forget
the Jews or the French, you guys, or the jew
Bes with the Jews as you can't make it up.
Speaker 2: And so she opened her show last night with similar
complaints about the fact that for some reason the people
at GPUSA don't want to talk to her.
Speaker 1: Go figure matter.
Speaker 5: Also, I got to speak to you about something much
more seriously. I have a hunch, a growing hunch, that
Erica and Jeffrey Epstein may have crossed paths. Something is
not sitting right with me about how she just keeps
dancing around Jeffrey Epstein in her life. I am finding
it increasingly difficult to believe that Erica just keeps coincidentally
getting involved with countries and companies and schools that Epstein
is involved in, deeply involved with, deeply. So I went
ahead and messaged the PR team legal team over at
Turning Point USA with a very specific question pertaining to
a modeling company that I recently discovered that she had
some involvement with.
Speaker 1: Forty eight hours later, we have not yet heard back.
Speaker 2: I can so here is what Nathan Livingstone, because he
listened to the show, he watches it so that we
don't have to.
Speaker 1: Here is how she connected them. Read this please bombshell.
Candas says she was told by people that former modicle
model Erica Kirk supposedly visited the same modeling agency Jeffrey
Epstein had also been to. Smoking gun was Kirk when
we're in the same building at the same separate times
and we don't have separate times, right, Smoaking gun was
Erica Kirk? And other Gilaine Maxwell, Oh my god. Also Candace,
who is dedicated an entire series to claiming that Erica
Kirk scammed Charlie Kirk and marrying her so she could
kill him and take over his company, finds it suspicious
that Erica Kirk didn't reply to Candas's questions attempting to
connect her to Jeffrey Epstein. Let's not forget that when
Candace asked Erica Kirk for an alibi proving she wasn't
at a military base day before Charlie kirk assassination tip
from a compulsive lion crackpot, Candace then spun the fact
that Erica provided an alibi's proof of guilt because it
meant Erica was trying to prove she wasn't there. We
just can't win, you, guys. I just cannot wait until
Eric assues the ever loving shit out of this weirdo.
I just I am just waiting for the day because
you know, they're just collecting. They've got to be collecting, collecting, collecting,
and then I just want her to sue her into oblivion.
Oh God, I'm wait today and he's waiting for it.
Speaker 2: So a friend of Charlie's has come out to finally
say what's what about Charlie's relationship with Candace. He got,
of course, trolled really really hard by the candy cult,
and he answered a lot of their questions, So I
thought this was really interesting. His name is Mark Meckler,
and I'll show you what his first tweet was, and
then we'll talk about some of his responses to some
of the ridiculousness.
Speaker 1: If you want to go ahead and read this, Charlie Kirk,
this is for you. I'm not going to sit by,
why Idley. I'm not going to sit by idly while
Candace slimes your widow. I don't usually reveal personal conversations online,
and I've been very open that I think Candace owns
is evil. But what I've never said is that Charlie
told me the same thing personally. This isn't something I
heard from somebody else, nor something about which I am surmising.
He said it to me personally on one of our
hunting trips. Candace and Charlie were not friends. He considered
her crazy, mean and unpredictable, full stop. So all you
Candace fans, this is what you are supporting. I believe
that one hundred and fifty right, And.
Speaker 2: So you know, naturally the candy cult came out and
someone had said, well why is Erica Kirk acting so weird?
Speaker 1: And read their top response. Ever had your spouse who
who is the inspirational leader of a movement murdered? Ever
lead a national movement or been married to someone who does?
Didn't think? So, I lead a national org and my
wife works with me. I wanted to do exactly what
Erica has done. Stand strong, step up, and lead, and yes,
that means continuing to do everything, including merch sales. You
cannot begin to understand.
Speaker 2: And so another one was like, real, candas Oh has
receipts and she's shown the world.
Speaker 1: And response she never shows the receipts. She just knows
oh wild accusations. She's often proven dead wrong and never
admits it. She's a disgusting, vile grifter who's profiting off
of the widow of an American hero, and you are
supporting her. Congratulations on finding the bottom of the barrel
one hundred percent. And there was more.
Speaker 2: There was one person that said, I wish you would
post anything that would show proof that Charlie felt that way,
and said those things that would go a long way
to clearly show that Candas is a fraud.
Speaker 1: If you have proof, post it. They don't ask for
that from Candace, right, people, He said, I have a
fifteen year public record of truth telling. I've been hunting
with Charlie for years. He said this to me on
the field when we were pheasant hunting, not email, not text,
and not on video. Don't really care whether you believe
me or not. You cannot begin to choose to believe
the conspiracy bull crap by Candace if you want your
brain to rot your choice anyway? What do I have
to gain by lying about this? And he's right, this
is the thing. These people will believe anything that they
feed them. But then this guy's like I was actual
friends like up until the day that he died, she
wasn't friends with him. He distanced himself from her, and
there's a reason for that. It's because she is crazy.
Speaker 2: One more, somebody posted this clip of Blake Nef saying,
Charlie comments on Candace six one twenty five. Candas is
a great friend and I won't say anything negative about her,
That's all he said. Does that sound like someone who
was like really friends with her?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 2: Is if you were really friends and the caller called
and said, what's your relationship with Candace, you'd be, oh
my god, I love her.
Speaker 1: Like And this is why exactly he did not want
a war with her because she she obviously, look at her,
she destroys people. Yes, is what Mark said, because he
understood that a public war with Candace was not productive
for the movement. He was sophisticated in his understanding of
the playing field and was a movement guy. We talked
about that as well, But at some point Candace crossed
the line. I'd argue it was long ago, right, which
is why they weren't. I don't think she she didn't
come to his wedding exactly if they were, she would
have been at his freaking wedding.
Speaker 2: And another interesting thing that she has been doing lately.
You know, with all this criticism of Erica, she's like,
you know, Erica, everybody betrayed Charlie. She also has said
before she started attacking Erica that she was one hundred
percent behind their relationship and she was like, go for it,
you go, and she's going to You're gonna be a
total power couple.
Speaker 1: So if she is so good at like reading people,
why how does she explain that? You know what I mean,
She's just all over the place. Yes, she is all
over the place. And I mean does she have any friends?
Does she have any real friends? I asked that, like
he's burning every bridge with them. In all seriousness. The
only friends that she has now are the people who
are like trying to hitch a wagon, like hitch onto
her wagon, like the Carrie Projahn's and right, But she's
got Tucker and Meghan, and I guess that's all she wants.
It's gross, you guys.
Speaker 2: Yeah, speaking of Meghan, I'm sorry to do this to you.
I'm no fan of Lindsay Graham. I can assure you
Lindsey Graham is very, very bloodthirsty and it's weird.
Speaker 1: It he gets too excited about.
Speaker 2: War time stuff, and that's freaking weird. But I'm being
put in a position where I have to defend him,
which I don't like. But here is just a little
clip of him talking about anti Semites and anti israel people,
and he is very specific about his words.
Speaker 1: Here's what he said. It's important to that you hear
exactly what he said.
Speaker 21: All the anti Seminites, to all the isolationists, I don't believe,
forget it.
Speaker 1: I'm not with you.
Speaker 21: I'm with Israel. I will be with Israel to our
dying day. They're the best ally we could owe for.
So we have a commander chief in President Trump, who
I think is Ronald W. Reagan plus plus plus.
Speaker 2: Okay, so you heard him say that was two anti
Semites and to the isolationists, I'm not with you, I'm
with Israel, very very clear, right right.
Speaker 1: But leave it to freaking Meghan Kelly, who has I don't.
Speaker 2: Know what is going on with her, but she twisted
that and said attention South Carolinians with doubts about the
Iran war. Your senator says explicitly, I am not with you,
I'm with Israel.
Speaker 1: You didn't say that. That's not what he said. So
why does she have to take everything to this like lie?
Why would she have to lie about what he said?
And not only that, but she put it in quotes.
So if I were him, I'd have a problem with that.
I'd be like, you're miss Qui voting me. That's like,
isn't that defamation?
Speaker 2: You don't In that part that she quoted, he did say,
but she left out who he was directing it to me.
Speaker 1: He didn't say South Carolinians, I'm not with you. He
didn't say that. He didn't say it to South Carolinians.
And he didn't say that, he didn't say, Hi, mock hey,
Miriam Gaber, you're a South Carolinian. Miriam Weaver, I'm not
with you. I'm like Israel. He never said that, And
you're right, I don't really like defending him either.
Speaker 4: I know.
Speaker 1: So, I mean, Megan's making us defend Lindsay Graham. Are
you serious? Like just like it's just ridiculous. And she
used to be a journalist up until five minutes ago
on I know what's happening to people. There's like it's
a zombie infection of someone, right, like is it like
this is what like, I just is it in the
water somewhere? What is it?
Speaker 12: Or is it?
Speaker 1: Or is it like Katari money? That is just so
good that these I don't because listen, they accuse us
of taking, so I will do the exact same. She's
she actually jumped on that bandwagon. She said, these people
are taking money, they're taking like member. So if she
can do that, I can do it too. It's just
it's just so disappointing. She is breaking my heart. I'm beyond.
I'm beyond the disappointment my heart. Listen. I can get
over a broken heart pretty quickly at this point. I'm old. No,
I'm done. And did we call it? Or did we
call it? You guys?
Speaker 2: Carrie Pridgeon Bowler posted this photo yesterday saying I can't
wait for you all to see my sit down interview
with the one and only Tucker Carlson. Your courage to
defend me against Zionist thugs is honorable.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Tucker. Well, I mean the circles getting smaller
for these people. Oh my god. Eventually I think they're
just going to have a show. It's going to be
her together. Yeah, it's going to be her him, Megan
and Canvas all having a show together. Mark my work.
There will be like a little pot casts with the
four of them.
Speaker 2: Ben Shapiro, always on the right side of things. He
did a little short I guess or real or whatever
about the horseshoe theory, which we're seeing play out in
real time, and it's important that people be able to
recognize it. Here is Ben on the horse shoe theory.
Speaker 3: I want to know by the left and the horseshoe
right have been holding hands. The answer is they share
at root the same common worldview. The only difference is
the people they believe are the victims of the system.
The left says that the victims of the system are
marginalized groups blacks, hispan X, women, LGBTQ plus, and the
horseshoe right believes the marginalized people are white Christian males
and they're the victims of the system. The reality is
that there is always a grain of fruit to every complaint.
But instead of trying to horse correct or recognizing that
even today most of your decisions are in your own hands,
politicians in the Grievance Party, which is what we should
call them, tell you that all of your problems must
be laid at the foot of the system, and you
are not responsible for literally anything in your life. And
this is a major problem.
Speaker 1: It is true conservative believes in personal responsibility. Damn straight
what I teach my kids.
Speaker 19: Yep.
Speaker 2: By the way, a lot of people that hate Ben
Shapiro often will create memes of him and like make
his eyebrows way thicker and bigger and bushier than they are.
So Ben better than anybody I have ever seen. And
maybe JD JD's really good at this too, but they
embrace the memes.
Speaker 1: Guys. So this is now what Ben Shapiro is selling
brow to no one. We're going to browse on them.
I could not love that any harder. O.
Speaker 6: God, so good.
Speaker 2: All right, one final thing before we get to fun stuff,
and that is a tweet I want you to read
from drunk Republican, which is an actual account, and it's
just a reminder about how so chronically idiotic it is
to be of the mind that because Republicans are disappointing you,
you're gonna sit out and not vote. I cannot express
to you how much that enrages me too, And obviously
a drunk Republican feels the exact same.
Speaker 1: Read this, we have to tear down the Republican Party
and rebuild to form a new right wing party. Imagine
saying this dumb shit with a straight face. After Democrats
vowed to prosecute Republicans, rig elections and stack the court
if they win again, you won't be rebuilding shit, genius,
You'll be back in the digital goolog watching fifteen million
more migrants walk across the border, still screaming about the
Jews and claiming to be America first, while surrendering the
country to the very people who want to burn it down.
Politics has always been the lesser of two evils, and perfect,
always the enemy of good. Stop abandoning your principles because
some dorks with a microphone cashing checks from a ma
y is enemies told you to. Yes, right, I just
could not love that any harder I did. Right, And
the people holding the microphones telling you to sit it out,
they are getting checks from people who want you to
sit it out. Yeah, we're doing that, So don't pay
attention to that. Stop listening to Nick oneas for God. Hey,
he's the enemy, all right.
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thank you for that super stick here. Teresa CTM, retired
USN O three. It's surely a toss up between CNN
and MS now between the face of Nicole Wallace and Phillips.
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perfect analogy. It's just made Becky one so much liberal
outcry regarding the seven who gave the ultimate price under Trump?
About Benghazi? What about the failed withdrawal under creepy Joe rage? Yes,
total rage, selective altur.
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did never acknowledge them.
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I feel like she has her own box. Gosh, drank
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it's we have so many stupid people running things. God
don Nell's Danelle Elsner Dad joke Wednesday singing in the showers,
all fun and games until you get soap in your mouth.
Then it becomes a soap opera. Robin Dye showed my
license to vote yesterday. Guy said, oh, you don't need
to show ID. I said, oh, yes, I'm showing my ID.
What I'm not doing is saying allowed my name, birthday
address for everyone to overhear hm right one point, kim
H eighty seven. The stupid ass hag saying DHS should
be defunded. She could eat an entire satchel of Richard's.
Clearly she forgot the USCG falls under DHS and my
son is a civilian employee of the USCG. Not receiving
a paycheck fund it. That is infuriating, isn't it. It's
so infuriating. I mean, still getting the paycheck. All these
congress assholes, they're all paychecks.
Speaker 2: That's the worst part that is that's a no brainer.
That should happen during these partial you know, shutdowns.
Speaker 1: Or fashuns, so and then things would start moving again, right,
So mad those day Texas fifteen morning from Texas. I
have a question for fair faucet, What have you done
with mock? Just take my money? That is very kind.
You know the Pharah died on Mack's birthday. Yeah, and
on the same day exactly that Michael Jackson died, and
I felt bad for her because he took all the thunder.
He took every bit of thunder. Right, it wasn't even
like a year apart. It was on the exact same day,
the same day I mean, I remember exactly where I was.
Speaker 2: I was at my favorite Mexican restaurant in Kocomo, Indiana, Pacienda,
And that's when I learned.
Speaker 1: About both of their deaths. On your birthday. Yeah, on
my birthday, right, uh huh exactly, our nerm It literally
stops Oliver all other action in the Senate. Mock you
said that, like it's a bad thing. Take my gridlock money.
It is, though, because they have to help open the government.
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could all be just literally gridlocked, and that would be bad.
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Erica to be in charge of planes. That's what she thinks.
That Erica is now in charge of the air Force
and like advising the entire Department of Defense. He is
an idiot, idiot motive b Branson Bronson was roasting Candace
Owens the other day on his YouTube show, and I
heard her mispronounced so many more words figurative Israel. She
says Israel, Yeah, caricature Lol, Yeah she Bronson? Who is that?
I don't know, Bronson, but she actually says Israel. Yeah,
that's why. That's why Ami. Whenever he makes fun of Candace,
he adds sh sounds like a ton of words, including Israel,
my god, her husband. How does she say caricature? How
does she say, we need to know, We're gonna have
to look it up. We're gonna have to look that up.
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It's not that he could help, it's that he would
be required to be the fifty first vote because we
don't have all the senators. But I think what she's
saying is he needs to get in there and strong
arms some people.
Speaker 5: You know he can.
Speaker 1: I mean, we need to start cracking some skulls, like
get in there, like seventy needs. Seriously figuratively metaphorical.
Speaker 2: Trump is doing that, and if he can't even get
them to Budge, I don't know who.
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Psychopath Fatal Attraction Are Misery. That's tough, That is really tough.
I think Glenn Close was just super psycho. She kind
of reminds me of Canvas right now. I want to
be ignored Dan. But that's a tough one though. But yeah,
but what's her name? Bates? Such good movies? Also really
good God so good, G White five G White, oh
fifty three Daisy, you're not old by any standard. That's
very sweet. Thank you. I appreciate that, But I mean
we're kind of old. It's fine. In two thousand and two,
it's the left winds. Does Tucker and the like believe
that the foreign actors will continue to support him? They're
useful idiots?
Speaker 20: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I don't. I don't know what he believes. I honestly
I cannot get into Tucker's brain, nor do I want
to get in his brain. Yeah, Chelse Hooper, thank you
for that supersticker. It's very sweet. Randy Craig, what do
you do when you hire a lady plumber to replace
a toilet and you end up with a basement flooded
with human waste? Sewer? I'm pooped? Did you do, Chelse Hooper?
You saw that one? Right? Yeah? I said thank you
to Chill Sooper. Okay, there's oh there's another one. I
didn't read it. Oh, I'm sorry. I haven't wait, I
just see the one that has a comment, did you?
I know I didn't see the one that I just
saw a supersticker. But wait, maybe that that didn't show
up for me, now it does. I'm sorry, Chelse hold
on one second. Twenty representative senators voted to no to
and welfare for refugees, and one didn't vote. They aren't
for us. Love you chicks. I'm sorry, Chells. Thank you
for that. It's infuriated. Just showed up as a nothing
for me, like there was no that was weird and
I got the Randy Craig one r L E. S
one O one seven. I married a Southern guy named Mark.
He used to joke, what's a hair lipped dog? Say
Mark Mark? What's a is that what? I think the
hair lipped dog? I think that dogs? Mark Mark Mark.
I don't get it. Instead of bark, bark, they say it,
says Mark Mark. Okay, it's fine because my dad used
to actually say that joke. Really yeah, it's I mean
it's I've heard that joke before. It's pretty and it's funny.
It's a good joke. Josey Texas fifteen, Daisy, you can
keep those uh soggy in and out fries. Just take
my what a money? I like them both, Jose, I
like both of them. I mean mostly. I really haven't
met a burger in my life that I didn't love.
I mean, except for McDonald's. I'm not a big McDonald
I don't like what are the great ones?
Speaker 12: You?
Speaker 1: Yea great? Are any bitty ones? What Castle? I hate those?
Dad here from Indiana and you don't like white Castle.
I feel like that's blasphemous. You have to at least
like them. Like there, I'm great. They're great to eat
if you're constipated. That's all I'm saying. All right, Ali
S one o one seven hair lip, I knew what
you meant. I knew what you meant. Thank you for
that supersticker, Tom J seven three eight two. Don't sleep
on Governor Whitmer. Great chance to win as a modern
type in twenty twenty eight. It's a great point. Oh
my god, she nobody's going to vote for her. She's
not likable. I don't know. She is terrible, but the
amount of plastic surgery that women have, she can turn
literally into anybody. At this point. Recently went on very
popular YouTube show financial audit and came up looking more competent, normal,
and likable than any dem in recent history. That is terrifying,
but also great point, tom It's a great point because
they all are not competent, normal and likable. I mean,
they're all terrible. So if she's the best one, I mean,
that's oh my god, ray man. They rally, they do.
Do you remember when she was feeding her person Derita.
That's right, like it was communion. Yeah, they're so weird.
They're so weird. Everybody bring a long show today. It
was a great, great long show, you guys. I'm so
happy to have everybody here. You guys, it's Wednesday, tomorrow's Thursday.
Super excited. We're like careening into the end of the week. Everybody,
have a wonderful day. We'll talk to you tomorrow.