Speaker 1: Hello, how's everybody doing? What is today Thursday? Yeah, we've
lost track of days. We don't know where we are.
We are running on like two hours of sleep and
two days. Oh you know, we're gonna make this happen today.
We're just gonna make it happen Coming up on today's show,
danc So what we're talking about.
Speaker 2: There's nothing else to talk about but that. That's what
we're talking about. All that and not a lot more
coming up on today's show. I am so tired. How
you acting like you people, the people of the Fate
of Indiana or the city of indianapolut You do not
speak for me or anyone I know. That was the
YouTube jerk Jerk. Make sure you're subscribed.
Speaker 1: Fix on the right dot com splash links. How's everybody
doing this morning? Mack is barely hanging on by a thread.
Speaker 2: It's not gonna be a good good morning. I'm sitting
on a pillow again. This is you, guys. We got
the set up. Somebody said we made our bed. No, no,
actually that's it's not made mine is.
Speaker 1: I mean, I didn't really sleep much last night, So
there's just not a whole lot to thank you.
Speaker 2: Somebody said that we looked really nice, and I just
don't feel like that at all. We feel like hot garbe.
That's what we feel like, and not because we've been
having fun or like misbehaving in any way. I wish
we have been missed. We should just misbehave right, you know,
I don't know, man. This is just this is a
big week to have out of town, not with my
own setup, and it's very discombobulating.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, it would be nice to not It
would be nice to travel without the DNC convention because
we could have been going to Top Golf and doing
all sorts of fun things with our group. Because they've
been doing fun things and we've been sitting around way
for these stupid speeches and then we can't even stay
up for them. Guys are they don't come on until
like freaking midnight, and I have theories about that and
we're irritated.
Speaker 2: So this is going to be a show. Guys. I
know we're on the wrong side. You guys. Everything is wrong.
Everything is out of sorts. Everything is out of sorts.
And look at this. This is also out of sort.
Whatever that is. Okay, let's we have some venmos that
we got yesterday that. Let me just read those really
quick from Shelley Bolton. Shelley's the one remember the other
day where she sent like six in a row, so
she sent two today. She said sorry to Venmos. Don't
be sorry. First of all, I never be sorry, she said,
commenting on Wednesday show watching Late and got some ship
to say mock when introing Gavin Newsom clip from roll Call,
you look like you smell something horrid, which is probably true.
I can't help my face when I see that guy, lmao.
All so they're all drunk and explains a lot. Also,
I need Daisy's huge coffee cup.
Speaker 1: Oh oh wait, that was made by a listener and
it's it's actually has water in it had water and
electrolytes in it.
Speaker 2: Yesterday she also said message to dad joke late dude
goes to a counselor and can't stop saying I'm a TP,
I'm a wigwam, I'm a TP, I'm a wigwam. Therapist
says you need to calm down your two tent did it?
You're too tense? I love that joke. Also, please pray
for my husband Curtis. He needs his hip replaced in
lots of pain. Love you chicks. God, that's gotta be Yeah,
that sucks. Okay, you guys. I apologize in advance for
how discombobulated the show is going to be because I
tried my best, but I'm working on fumes. It's just
I feel like everything is out of order. Everything is
just going to be all over the place. But we're
gonna do our best. It's gonna be great. We also
have some venmos to share from yesterday, most of which
are all about the same topic, which is the whole
Candice Owen's blue eyed comments that she made about not
trusting Milay because Argentinian present Malay because he has blue
eyes and he's also from Argentina, and it was like
super weird and yesterday it's my fault, I know, but
I just didn't want to give oxygen to how dumb
what she said was, and so I said something like,
I don't even want to get into, you know, her rationale.
And because of that, I think you guys all thought
I didn't know what her rationale was, but that's not
the case. So I appreciate everybody coming out in droves
to say, here's why she said that. The point we
were trying to make is that it's batshit that she
said it at all, and it doesn't matter like the
whole history. But regardless, we got Hereio. We had Shannon
Pope saying it's because Nazis moved there in mass after
World War two and that and Shannon, you know, echoed
the reason why she was talking about the blue eyed Nazis.
But why would that matter?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 2: I don't I don't yeah, like her saying it is
why lunacy? Why would it matter? In twenty twenty four, right,
Andrew Huff said, Candas has become grifty, but the blue
eyes things she's referring to her The Nazis had escaped
to Argentina. It is believed even Adolf Hitler escaped there
as well. You need to watch Honey Hiller. Okay, and
then our friend Dana said, high lovely chicks had you
in my tool belt, so I couldn't come it live.
But as to Kandas's blue eyed issue with Malay, she
might referring to the Eastern European Jews who settled Argentina
during the war. Get it, yeah, so that we we
are thank you for all of that, thank you and
there were other emails too. The results.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we understand that, but it's twenty twenty four, so
like what, I don't her she's crazy. It was just
that was the point we were trying to make, right,
So what is blue eyes?
Speaker 2: And it's just odd that she would say that out loud, right, Okay,
moving on. We also wanted to point out because you
guys remember not last night, but the night before when
Michelle Obama was all, you know, my parents were suspicious
of anybody else or anybody who took anything more than
what they needed, right, because you know, she apparently needs
three homes, right, And then she also said this comment
about how we will never benefit from the affirmative action
of generational wealth. Meanwhile, Sasha, one of her daughters, who
we just learned was born through IVF. Yeah, like this
was new. I don't know if you had you guys
ever heard that Michelle sat on the stage for the
first time that she had kids through IVF, both of them. Yeah,
And I was like, this is news. Yeah. Well, I
mean a lot of people have a lot of like.
Speaker 1: Rumors about her, so this just sort of flame to
them the rumors, doesn't it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, But for her to talk about generational wealth. We're
never gonna benefit from that. Sasha, one of her daughters,
has a net worth of ten million dollars because of
the trust fund that her parents have set up for her,
which includes many real estate assets and investments in stock.
Speaker 1: I feel like that's generational wealth. It's seeing I'm feeling
seems like that fits the definition in Sasha. I mean
she's under twenty five, right.
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I'm gonna be like moving around a lot during the broadcast.
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Buzzy Nutstein, Okay, you're going out of order. Thanks, sorry,
I just like Shelley Effington says, so happy to be
here today. It's been a week. Two granddaughters in the er,
one hospitalized home now now my younger brother hospitalized with
a super rare disease known as rabbit beaver. I don't
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Speaker 3: Guys.
Speaker 2: I really needed that today because I feel like crap
about today's show. I just feel like I'm I don't
know why she does, she just does. It's just it's ridiculous.
Just hang in there with us, you guys. We're gonna
do our best. It's gonna be fine. It's gonna be fine. Okay,
back to our little headliny headlines. Where's my mouse? There?
It is? So we were talking about Sasha and the
generational wealth, we also need to talk about the fact
that now the campaign, Kamala's campaign, we told you about
the whole IVF story with Tim Walls right completely lied.
He kept saying I have these kids through IVF when
really it was IUI, totally different procedure and no one,
literally no one in the world takes issue with IUI,
no one because it's just, honestly, it's just Turkey based stuff. Okay.
So their campaign came out to defend him by saying
Governor Walls talks how normal people talk. He was using
commonly understood what does that say like so little for me?
Speaker 4: I can't see it now, I can't see it something
commonly understood short shorthand fertility something and that's bullshit, you guys,
because if you are a person who has.
Speaker 2: Struggled with infertility, you know all the terms and you
know the difference between the terms. So this whole idea
of him saying, or of the campaign making excuses for
him that he just was throwing IVF out there as
a catch all, you don't do that. That's not normal.
What he did was lie.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's that just makes me so many Yeah, he lied,
just like he lies by the service exactly.
Speaker 2: He's a liar, big He's.
Speaker 1: A lying liar, mcliar pants in liar town, that's what
he is.
Speaker 2: He's a big, foul liar. Indeed, tomorrow, actually, while we
are in the air flying back home RFK, I think
it's at two o'clock tomorrow afternoon, he has announced that
he's going to be addressing the nationwide MAD I'm going
to miss that. I know he's going to be doing
it from Phoenix, which just happens to be where Trump
will also be, guys, and he's going to be making
a big giant announcement about his I want him to
run the CIA. That would be crazy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, like yesterday we were talking about AKHS.
I think balls to the wall c I A. I
think that's seriously. If he's anywhere near that administration, Trump
should be like, see, oh so the CIA hold your
your uncle, your will will be his uncle?
Speaker 2: Is it? His uncle killed his uncle?
Speaker 1: And then and then yeah, that's like and then JFK
and I mean JFK.
Speaker 2: His uncle and his father killed his father.
Speaker 1: And his uncle, right, and he's gonna be And then
put let's just imagine put you in charge of it,
and then get Elon in there. And Elon could do
like a total spend analysis and just start cutting. Could
you imagine how much.
Speaker 2: He would cut?
Speaker 1: Like you guys, it would be like Mitch Daniels in Indiana.
I mean, it would be something and he would do it.
Look what he did to Twitter.
Speaker 2: It's gonna be I just I hate that we're going
to be flying at that exact time. No, I just
want to see. I know people are saying FDA FD
would be great too, literally, I mean any any way
that he can be involved. The thing about Kennedy, he's
as liberal as they come, but he's also super anti corruption,
and that is everywhere everywhere, at all levels of government.
And if he can take even a little slice out
of that. It's better than any I think he would.
Speaker 1: He would make a difference in the FDA too, when
it comes to, you know, all these childhood diseases.
Speaker 2: There is something to be said there.
Speaker 1: When it comes to our food, our food is different
than the food and say Europe, because they have more
regulations on what can go into our food. There is
a difference, you guys. I mean, that's a whole different discussion.
I mean, it's a long discussion to be had. But
there he could, like he said, he could make a
huge difference and at least one little section of the government.
It would be nice to see that.
Speaker 2: And the fact that they have, they have put up
so much obstruction for him.
Speaker 1: They've just like put up so many roadblocks on the
Democrat side. They don't they're so afraid of him that
speaks volumes.
Speaker 2: It's not even just him, it's Cornell West, it's what's
your name, Jill Stett. Like the Democrats have made this
such an undemocratic process, right while they're on stage screen Democras,
it's just unbelievable that anybody buys it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and that should speak volumes to every American And
the Democrats a lot so many the Democrats, some many
the liberals out there are just snowed.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's out of control. And Nicole Shanahan also tweeted
this out, saying Trump has had six court battles to
fight during this election, while we've had nine and counting
across the country. By bringing these suits against political opponents,
the Democrats bankrupt the underpinnings of democracy. What the Democrats
consider common course to win elections is the kind of
normalcy that leads to famine, sickness, and civil war. The
country is ready for an administration that represents unity.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, and you don't see Republicans doing to
them what the Democrats have done up.
Speaker 2: So there's that. It's going to be a very interesting announcement.
We'll have video from her previewing that in just a
little bit. But also we need to share the Rolling Stone,
you guys. They are trying to say that because the campaign,
Kamala's campaign has trucker hats that are Camo that say
Harris Walls on them, that this is somehow getting the
votes of like country music lovers. This is their this
is their theory, and they showed what's your face, Emma?
The second step daughter. I guess because she's in their
Camo trucker hat. But this is like somehow appeals she
one of the ones that raises money for her moss
or the other one. I don't know. I can't keep
track of how many of them raise money for her mom.
I think it's her. Is it her?
Speaker 1: Because there's just the two, it's it's her, Like she's
not a country music band.
Speaker 2: I mean, but that's real. Like they think just a
hat is gonna somehow get vote. Doesn't make you rural.
Speaker 1: I assure you, I live in the country. Doesn't make
you rural if you just wear I don't even wear
a hat that looks like that.
Speaker 2: Now. Also, we just thought this was funny because it's
right and we're going to get to the jobs numbers
in just a second. But this is exactly what it's like. Yeah,
and then what else did I have to share in here? Oh,
this is kind of bad news because I know yesterday
we saw uh or was it yesterday? I don't even remember.
Everything's running together now. So earlier in the week, I
know we talked about just keeping it real with everybody
and saying for all the people that are trying to say, oh,
they don't have good crowds, and they're you know, this
is fake enthusiasm. That is not helpful. It's not helpful
to have our heads in the sand. And so when
we said something the other day about how we showed
the crowd I think on day one of the convention,
and we were like, you guys, it's full okay, Like
they have huge crowds, so I don't think it. And
somebody even wrote back, well, that could be AI generated.
I mean, you guys, come on, stop denying reality. We
need to be we need to know what we're up against,
and it doesn't do any good to like put our
heads in the sand about that, especially because we can
see actual numbers of viewership. Even the compare in between
the number of people that watch the RNC and the
DNC is you know, it's staggering, Like the DNC is
getting two million more viewers each night than the RNC
did after right after the president got shot.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's probably because they have a DJ and it's
like a party and they don't actually talk about policy
because you know, who wants to hear about silly old
policy and actual issues. You know, it's a part they
got a party going on they're not actually saying anything
of substance, and who doesn't want to get who doesn't
want to be part of that?
Speaker 2: Right, it's a vibe, It's exactly. It's a vibe. But
I just I just don't think it does us any
good to be to try to say, oh, they this
is not real. It is real, and it's really troubling
and we should be aware of it, and it should
be keeping that fire lit under us and you know,
getting you active, like engaged and angry and wanting to
get more people to the polls. That's what it should
be doing.
Speaker 1: Well, you can't deny that there are a lot stupid
in this country.
Speaker 2: I think that's just.
Speaker 1: It's so hard for a lot of us to digest
is that we're up against. I mean, just if you
watch like we watch the DNC, you just look at
the crowd and you're like, oh.
Speaker 2: Damn, you know, like people are idiots? Yeah, yeah, for real?
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Aaron powers, as my wife and I went through both
I UI and IVF, there's no confusing the two accidentally.
Walls was intentionally lying, no doubt what a douche he
meant to that. That's right, Yeah, Aaron knows. I mean
this is right. Yeah, it just makes me insane. Patrick
Connelly says, you're bringing in hug yesterday with sweet Everyone
should be so lucky to have a friendship like yours.
Have some fun while you're together. We always have, so
we sue. Eric's says, r NC gets less viewers because
we all have to get up early for work the
next day. I mean, this is the thing, fair, fair,
and we can't forget too that the DNC gets viewers
like us who tune in just to see the crazy.
You know what I mean, that's true. Karen CIRINCIONI says,
tomorrow I have to do the thing we do not
speak of and drop my daughter off at U of MD.
Sad to miss you live tomorrow, but we'll put you
in my pocket. Pray for this mama's heart. Not sure
how to do this.
Speaker 6: I.
Speaker 2: Know, but you know what, what will make it great
is getting the phone calls from your kid that they're
doing awesome, and it will just make you feel so
proud and happy for them, and it's a whole different
kind of feeling. I witnessed that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she saw me get a phone call from my son.
I and then you get off the phone and you
cry more.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're like, they're doing so good. Really, I mean,
that's seriously what I did. It'll happen, I mean, And
that was pretty that's pretty mean. So you have that
to look forward. Yeah, all right, let's move on to
some videos, shall we. We're not going to get to
the DNC for just a little bit because we want
to talk about Trump. You had a rally yesterday and
we've got a couple clips to share from that. This
first one short but sweet, but I loved it because
it's about something that the DNC never has to deal with,
which is accountability.
Speaker 7: As will Paul Kamala and Joe accountable for this November
when I take office, and they're going to be held
accountable for what they've done to this country.
Speaker 5: All right, thank you.
Speaker 7: I will ask for the resignations of every single senior
military official who touched the Afghanistan disaster. I watch their
resignations immediately.
Speaker 2: I mean, and then no pension.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, resignations are great, But I don't want to
pay for these people anymore because they're losers.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And the fact that there has been no accountability right crazy.
Speaker 1: I can't believe that we have to pay for them
now that they still have a job. But we shouldn't
ever have to pay for these people ever. Again, they
shouldn't be on the payroll. That's what happens in the
private sector, should.
Speaker 2: Happen in government. Yep. Bye, I forgot to say thank
you to Nikki O eight on locals who said, I
actually get to watch you live this morning. Taking my
senior black lab to the VET today for a follow
up after her big surgery. Oh today, it's still Also
he talked about all the wokeness that has infected the
military and things are going to change if he's president.
Speaker 7: If you want to have a sex change or a
social justice seminar.
Speaker 6: Then you can do it somewhere else, but you're not
going to do it in the Army, Navy.
Speaker 5: Coast Guard, Air Force Basic Wars, or the United States Springs.
Speaker 2: Sorry love that love it? Sorry not sorry. And then
there was this incredible moment that went pretty viral yesterday
where there was a woman he noticed in the crowd
who was suffering some sort of a medical I don't
know if she passed out or what, but he went
over to see her. Now, you'll notice you can probably
see it in this still shot right now, he's surrounded
by bulletproof glass now at his outdoor rallies, and the
fact that he decided I need to go check on
her and risk being shot at because you never know, right,
was amazing. So the Secret Service obviously followed was so
pissed you could tell them I like, oh jeez. So
they follow him and it's hard to see because of
the angle of the camera, but he gives this woman
a hug before he returns to the podium.
Speaker 3: You're like, blessing, right, thank you.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Apparently was like super super hot out it was seventy five.
Oh my god, he said, it's really high on I
gets it just because the sun was right on them,
but like it wasn't It could have been a lot better.
You could have been right. Well, we heard the.
Speaker 10: Doctor trying to clarify what the crowd was asking for,
and appears that call was answered, and the foreign President
has wandered over there with Secret Service and toe.
Speaker 2: John check out what's going on.
Speaker 11: Yeah, you know a lot of times he's outdoor advanced
because people have been standing around for a long time.
Seventy five degrees right now in Ashburgh, but it's a
Saunay day. The President just wanted to check to make
sure that that person's okay.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's incredible. Yeah, right, It's very very sweet
and fearless again because he's behind bulletproof glass for a
reason and he was just like I I'm just going
to walk outside of it. Yeah, but that's I don't
I can't even imagine having that kind of fearless.
Speaker 1: I know, and people like people will call him a
coward and I'm like, seriously, right.
Speaker 2: Okay, whatever makes no sense at all. I know. We
talked about his appearance on the Theovonne podcast yesterday, but
there was one clip that we didn't get to yesterday.
That I wanted to share because it was just so
funny the way that Trump talks about Biden's and his
mental issues in the context of theod telling him that
he had met you, Bernie. What are you good?
Speaker 9: I got so angry when they sidetracked Bernie a few
years ago. Or yeah, that wasn't fair.
Speaker 5: It's just been to Bernie twice. Yeah, you gotta think
about it.
Speaker 9: Yeah, oh it was crazy. Yeah, twenty sixteen, twenty two,
he just got you know, it just wasn't cool, like
whatever you think. It's just like we have to be
able to believe.
Speaker 5: Do you like Bernie?
Speaker 6: Is he?
Speaker 5: Are you friends with him?
Speaker 12: So?
Speaker 9: I'd met him the other day, I was the FI
was the first time?
Speaker 5: Were you impressed by him? I? Yeah? One thing? He's
still sharp? Right? Oh yeah, Still she doesn't suffer from
what Biden did. No, no, no, no, no mental dulness.
Yeah right.
Speaker 9: I mentally is likely gone. You know, somebody put a
merry go around in his head. I heard, but that's
you know what They didn't plug it in. They didn't
tell him.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I mean just the conversation is stay out.
Speaker 2: Is It's just two dudes, right, It's just so conversation.
Speaker 1: It's two dudes having a conversation about other dudes.
Speaker 2: You know, I'm for it. I love it. Oh my gosh, Okay,
we have to get to this class. This was one
of those things that I thank god you said something,
because I thought I had this clip of Gina Raimondo,
who is the Commerce Secretary, being interviewed about the fact
that the job numbers were majorly revised to the tune
of eight hundred and eighteen thousand, and they wanted to
ask her about that, and here she somehow decided it
was Trump that was saying it like that, He's spreading
some rumor about the job numbers, and this is what happened.
Speaker 1: Do you potentially think that this new numbers could be
a liability for this campaign?
Speaker 13: No.
Speaker 2: When I hear that, first of all, I don't believe
it because I've never heard Donald Trump say anything truthful.
It is though from the Bureau of Labor.
Speaker 5: I don't I Do'm not familiar with that.
Speaker 1: She's not familiar with the Bureau of Labor, you guys,
she's not familiar with it.
Speaker 2: I mean, she's just the Commerce Secretary. Why would she
be familiar with She was an ex governor too, wasn't
she She doesn't not familiar with it.
Speaker 1: These people are not stable like and not smart. They're
not serious people like I don't. These aren't adults we're
dealing with.
Speaker 2: I don't. I don't believe it, and I don't. I've
never heard of that. And and Trump lies. Okay, this isn't.
It doesn't have anything to do with Trump.
Speaker 1: But you moralize eight hundred thousand jobs.
Speaker 2: You guys, you lied. It was it was that administration
that lie about it. And so we're not familiar.
Speaker 1: Oh you're not familiar with that bureau. Oh my god,
But you guys are familiar with lying, very familiar.
Speaker 2: Good lord, Oh my gosh. All right, Kim Donaldson think you,
Kim says, Hey chicks. Two comments.
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Speaker 2: IVF is no joke, for sure, and very different from IUI.
Any infertility treatment is difficult. However, IVF gave me my son,
and it took everything out of me and my husband
who had cancer. Oh wow, yeah, I mean, anybody who
has gone through any kind of infertility knows the difference
between these things. So for him to use IVF as
a general term is bullshit, you guys. It's a lie.
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appreciate that. And Kim Donaldson again says the viewership of
the DNC could be people like us who turn on
the TV just to watch the train wreck the view Yeah,
and you're exactly right. And I mentioned that because that's
that's us, that's why we watch it. Weren't talking to
it being forced because of our job. So yeah, otherwise
I would not want to. Okay, So let's get into
this job's report. I love that Jim Acosta had to
report on it. There's something kind of delicious about news
in the scene. And right now.
Speaker 14: The job growth has been far weaker in the US
and originally reported that as according to new data just
coming in this morning.
Speaker 6: Let's get right to see. That's Matt Egan. What's the headline,
Matt Jim.
Speaker 13: Eight hundred and eighteen thousand fewer jobs were added during
the period between April twenty twenty.
Speaker 5: Three and March of this year.
Speaker 13: We were bracing for these revisions to come out and
show that job growth was weaker, and that is what
we got. This is probably on the high end of
the expectations. Some of the forecasters had been saying probably
around a few hundred thousand jobs. Goldmen Sex had said
maybe up to a million, So this is on the
higher end. We're seeing some of the biggest revisions downward
in sectors that include manufacturing, leisure and hospitality, professional and
business services. Of course, some sectors actually added more jobs
than were previously known, private education, health services, transportation and warehousing.
We look at the market, not a massive reaction from
the market.
Speaker 5: I think that's.
Speaker 13: Important because this is somewhat backwards looking dat What investors
really cared about is what happens next, And these numbers
out today, they do support the idea that the jobs
market has been weaker than we previously thought and that
it has been slowing down.
Speaker 2: Did you think so?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Did Don Lemon write that report? Did he write it?
These people are shameless. Why do they even report anything
if they don't know? You know, I don't even understand
how this happens well.
Speaker 1: Because they know that they're never going to be held
accountable for lying, and so they're like, let's just keep lying.
Speaker 2: But they are now before the election, like that this
is coming at an inopportunity. It's coming at an inopportunity time.
Speaker 1: But it's just like what we saw on that clip
with that lady who's just like, I don't believe it, right,
I don't believe it even though it's true, They're just
going to keep doubling and tripling and quadrupling down on
a lie because they're dirty, nasty liars.
Speaker 2: This is what they do. I mean, this is that's
a huge difference, right, Yeah, eight to be off eight
hundred and eighteen thousand job who did the calculation?
Speaker 1: The person that did the calculation, and the Bureau of
Labor still has a job.
Speaker 2: We're paying that person's pension too. Imagine that. That's exactly
That's what's crazy.
Speaker 12: That is.
Speaker 2: I feel like that person at the very least should
lose his or her job, but they won't. Yeah, what
are you doing? Bls, Like what what are you actually count? Ranking?
Scotchy scotch gotch. That's what it is. Well, and then
all of this nonsense, and we've heard, you know, Kamala's plan,
the only plan other than copying like the tips thing.
The only plan that she's come out with is to
basically say, I'm going to stop price gouging, which is
not happening and which is a crazy excuse for the
inflation that she and Joe Biden caused. And I love that.
The squawkbox guy, I forget his name, but the squawkbox
guy had a great point about that.
Speaker 7: Why didn't the corporations raised Why didn't the corporations gouge
for forty years?
Speaker 2: That's what caused it.
Speaker 5: How did it suddenly happen They learned how.
Speaker 15: To gouge three and a half years ago and it
went to forty year highs on a replace it.
Speaker 1: That's a great question, right, really great question. Yeah, they
all of a sudden learned how to do that.
Speaker 2: We should price gouge.
Speaker 1: And listen, just look at their profit margins exactly. People's
profit margins are not good.
Speaker 2: Especially groceries, which she's harping, right.
Speaker 1: Small grocers are like, hello, we're not doing very well.
So if she thinks that we're gouging people, she's got
another thing coming because we're suffering too. They're small businesses.
I mean, you can look at the big ones too.
And their profit margins aren't they're not as good either,
So they don't know how business works.
Speaker 2: They don't know how any of this works.
Speaker 1: And they're just they're lying, they're grasping at things, and
there they always blame corporate greed for everything because it's
a really easy scapegoat, right, because it's like those people
are mean because their corporations.
Speaker 2: Meanwhile, they just keep cruitting money and you're making it
worse and making it worse. Yep. We've talked about how
dumb Democrat voters are and just what sheep they are,
and the fact that they have forgotten that, like forty
five minutes ago everybody hated Kamala, but they fall in
line because they got their marching orders and now they're
just doing what they're what good little sheep do. And
this is such an obvious This is so obvious. In
this sort of man on the street interview from Blair White,
Blair goes around asking you know, who are you voting
for and why? And you're gonna notice that Trump voters
know exactly why they're voting for him. Kamala voters clueless
for Kamala.
Speaker 5: Kamala.
Speaker 6: Why is that?
Speaker 2: I think it's obvious. That's all I have to say. Oh, absolutely,
Trump all day, every day.
Speaker 6: Why is that?
Speaker 2: Because he's for America. He always has been for America.
You go back to his interviews from the eighties. He's
always loved America. I don't give a rat as a.
Speaker 6: Trump or Kamala Kamala?
Speaker 2: Why is that? I can't begin to tell you. Oh
my god, just like one.
Speaker 6: Yeah, democracy, I bowed both.
Speaker 3: Kamala, why is that?
Speaker 2: I think her rhetoric is empathetic.
Speaker 16: Malay, because she'll make sure that democracy endures in this country.
Speaker 6: Trump will destroy democracy in the country.
Speaker 2: What is your favorite thing that she's done so far
in office? She's brought joy back to the country.
Speaker 12: Okay, I'm thinking that I'm gonna have to go with
Trump and how the water is working, the reality of
inflation in comparison to the increase of the people being
paid out there, and it's really started to strike me
Trump or.
Speaker 5: Because I'm in the housing industry and I'm from Texas.
Speaker 17: When he was in office, we we were just blowing
and going and work, and since, you know, the last
three and a half years, we see it diminishing.
Speaker 18: Now that I don't know, maybe because her progress is
to ideas something like that.
Speaker 2: But I'm not really Kanye. I need my god. I mean,
if that doesn't show you the difference between you know
what I mean parties, between the two parties whoop one
is one is all about the fields, yeah, and one
is about the facts. Yeah. And people who are voting
for Trump are doing it for reasons, right, and people
who are voting common are just like they generally get
e J at the at the convention. I mean, I
have no.
Speaker 1: Idea and she's going to save democracy because that's been
shoved down my throat and it's a talking point. That's
the only thing I know how to say.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm an idiot. Yeah, I'm trying to ban this
person that everybody's like, get rid of the troll and
I I cannot use this mouse on this computer.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's so some idiot is here is they have
nothing better to do, and you're in your parents' base.
Speaker 2: And they're not actually watching what we're saying because I
don't know it. Yeah, it's nice name a weirdo. Okay,
So there was this moment with Steve Cortez, who I
don't know where he got this fellow, but he got
this Venezuelan migrant, and he decided, let's conduct a little experiment.
This will be fine. So he had this is an
undocumented illegal migrant, and Steve Cortes decided, well, let's see
if we can get him into the DNC because this
is this is the he is their people. He is
totally their people. He's welcome, right, I mean, he is
who they want to have in the country without any documentation.
Should welcome him into their homes, Yeah, in their guest room.
So it'll be really interesting to see, first of all,
what kind of security is at their border around the DNC.
That This is a long, long video, so I've only
just shown you the first part, but we'll talk about
like what happened after what you see here.
Speaker 17: As you're on the west side of Chicago Democratic National
Convention at United Center. The Democrats, of course, want open
borders and want an endless stream of illegal migrants pouring
in to the United States. This is my new acquaintance, Edwin.
Say hello, okay, Edwin is from Venezuela and we're gonna
take Edwin into the DNC so that he can meet
the Democrats who want open borders. He should meet his
new friends speakers and learn about the Democratic Party.
Speaker 2: So Edwin, let's let's head in, shall we.
Speaker 17: This is Edwind from venezuela migrant invited by the Democrat Party.
He likes to come to the Democratic events. If you
have to go to Jackson, Ye, what you mean, he
needs credentials and permission to come in get past the wall.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you have to have ID the United States, United States. Okay,
Democrat events.
Speaker 17: Okay, you believe in security, you believe in securing a boundary, Edwin,
Edward can't come in.
Speaker 6: That.
Speaker 17: I commend you on guarding this border.
Speaker 2: You're doing it very effectively, folks. That's really into that.
Speaker 1: He's going to need some He's going to need some
ID you guys to get past the border wall.
Speaker 2: So after that they went I don't know how, but
like they got past that checkpoint, right, because I'm sure
that they were. It's a media he's got a media
credential and he just wanted to prove a point. Actually,
what I think they did is they went over to
the credentialing area. Because there is a process. They couldn't
get into the actual DNC without being credential so they
went to the credentialing area and did the same thing.
Steve took Edwin up to the desk and said, Hi,
he wants to meet his friends at the DNC who
have been very welcoming to handily and the because no
one is illegal one. And the guy at the desk
was he said, you need have you filled out an
application because there's a process to get into the Convention.
It requires an application, it requires approval, it requires ID,
it requires all these things to get into the Convention
of the people who don't care about any of those things.
Speaker 1: With the country super xenophobic and racist.
Speaker 2: And when I take this up, you can't totally racist
to Edwin. You guys, Edwin got the shaft. They are
such freaking hypocrite. I got the worst kind the worst time.
Speaker 1: I hope Dink is still watching and it has to
say you to take him into your guest room.
Speaker 2: He just like every Democrats and not in my backyard.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's like I'm never I won't, but everybody you should,
but I won't, yeh.
Speaker 2: And the DNC to require ID to get in is
so perfect, it is. Yeah, it's amazing. Gosh. Jd Vance
was criticized by Mayor Pete and he was on with
Jake Tapper, because as you know, Jade Vance and Trump
will talk to literally any journalist, it doesn't matter if
they're friendly or foes.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I want to see Kamala and balls, no balls,
go on, Fox, I want to see that. Just don't
hold your breath forever going to happen.
Speaker 2: But Jadie Vance is so solid, you know what I mean, Like,
he's just so good at delivering a message. And here's
an example.
Speaker 8: I appreciate that Pete Budhajid pretends to be offended by
what I said. I think Pete should be offended by
the fact that, under his leadership as Secretary of Transportation,
the government took in eight billion dollars to build seven
electric vehicle charging facilities at a time when Americans are
paying forty five percent more for the gas that transports
them to work. That's what we should be focused on,
and that's what we should be talking about.
Speaker 2: And it illustrates Jake.
Speaker 8: My entire criticism of the Democratic approach here is they're.
Speaker 6: Focused on fake issues instead of.
Speaker 8: The real record. And the real record is that Kamala
Harris has made this country poor. Donald Trump made the
middle class richer, and he caused a lot of peace
and prosperity to break out and this country and all
over the world. It's a very simple contrast, and I
wish that Democrats would focus on the issues.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but did you know that he chess fed? Did
you know that? I still don't understand, Like why he
and what's his husband's name?
Speaker 1: Shit, Chastity, Chastity, Chastin, chast Chasten, Chastity. When they were
photographed in a hospital bed with the with the babies,
Yeah that what Why.
Speaker 2: Why would they be in a hospital?
Speaker 1: Cassie identifies as a patient, as a person who birthed
a child.
Speaker 2: He identifies as that. I just thought that was and yeah,
that was a long time ago. Whatever it's done, it's done.
Af is what it is. Remember, and we've shown her
clips a zillion times on the show. If you've never
seen SD's uh imitations of Kamala there precision, you guys,
they are so good. She was just on Megan Kelly.
I saw that. She's amazing and we've shared her stuff
a lot. Well, now there is a Vance impersonator. And
even though it is clear that he is a Democrat,
like he doesn't like Vance, I gotta say he's good
it's so good. Now he puts on a ton of eyeliner,
because you know how Jady Vance has those eyes, beautiful eyes,
beautiful eyes, but it looks like they look they're so
beautiful that they look aligned, and so he makes fun
of that. But the voice is dead on, and just
the way that he talks, I mean, ignore the fact
that he's like making fun of him. This is an
incredible impersonation.
Speaker 19: Well, jd Vance here, I wanted to pull over my
f two fifty and just sit here and wrap with
you about some stuff. And it's going on in the campaign.
Uh yeah, I've had a couple campaign hiccups, but who
has it?
Speaker 16: You know?
Speaker 19: A reporter asked me a softball question and I got defensive.
I'm not used to that kind of stuff. Also, I
referred to grandmothers as postmenoposal females. Uh you know, people
said that made me sound like some kind of replicant.
But in my defense, that's how I see them said.
Gynecology is junk science, So what thing the eleven points
is actually fine? When it comes to favorability, numbers are
subjective and you would know that if you went to Yale.
Speaker 2: That's amazing, Like he sounds exactly, sounds like he sounds
a lot like it. That's crazy.
Speaker 1: It's so interesting to me how they they write him
off as being done though, and then they somehow demonize
him for going.
Speaker 2: To Yale just like it makes sense. All y'all went
to Yale, right? What is that? I don't get, Like,
pick a freaking lane. I don't understand these people. You
hate billionaires, but then you love some billionaires.
Speaker 1: You hate ivy leaguers, but you guys, you're all ivy leaguers.
Speaker 2: So I don't. I don't get it. I don't understand.
They don't either.
Speaker 1: There's such like raging hypocrites, and the Dinks of the
world will just be like, this is fine, this is
all fine. Yeah, I'm gonna just soak it all in
and just eat it up.
Speaker 2: Okay. As we mentioned tomorrow, there's gonna be a big
announcement from the RFT Junior team, and Nicole Shanahan was
on with Doctor Drew to talk about it. The way
that she describes what this announcement is going to be,
you guys sounds really important and it sounds like a
huge deal. Here's how she says it. Think that one
one direct question.
Speaker 5: Yeah, should we have our ear to the ground. Is
something going to come soon?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Absolutely.
Speaker 20: I think that Friday is going to be one of
the biggest events in American election history.
Speaker 5: Tune in.
Speaker 20: The details will be shared go to Bobby's ex account,
and Team Kennedy will be releasing a press release as well.
Speaker 2: I mean, I feel like that was a pretty that
was a big statement. Was bold? Is a big statement?
Pretty bold? Cotton?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was like she was like, it's going to
be basically the biggest thing ever ever ice bread.
Speaker 2: I mean, and we're going to be fine.
Speaker 1: We're going to be in the freaking air. So Matt,
I know people are like, you get wireless on the plane,
but can you? I mean, I'll trying to do that
just to watch a stupid movie on the way here, and.
Speaker 2: It was spotty the whole way.
Speaker 1: So I mean, really, it's just their forcebub programming. You're
in a steel tube in the air. I mean, it's
that by itself is miraculous. I'm gonna try. I'll try
to get wireless.
Speaker 2: But it's it's hit or miss you guys, I'm really
pissed about it. Yeah, that's it's gonna be huge.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it sounds like it's gonna be huge, and it's
gonna be it's gonna be huge for us because the
last I saw people who were thinking about voting for
RFK and I'm I'm I'm like guestimating here because I'm
not getting the exact but it was around forty percent
of those people would vote for Trump and like twenty
percent would vote for Kambla.
Speaker 2: So I don't know, see I don't know.
Speaker 1: I mean I think more people, like they know, more
people would come over to the Trump side, So this
could be really huge for Trump obviously.
Speaker 2: Opeah. So Margaret Knusser, Girlock, thank you. Just shout out
to our niece, Marissa Gurlock Blanco, who is meeting with
women in her country in Florida to form a chapter
of the National Federation of Republican Women. You go girls,
that is awesome. Riba Henry, thank you. She Since my
granddaughter is twenty one today, Happy birthday to Kylie, Happy birthday.
And Karen Elliott says, why are you voting for Kamala
Fillis Prayers for my baby girl, Quincy. That diagnosis lymphoma.
She's seven, oh baby, all right, all right, let's get
to the convention, because that is really the big stuff
for today, and you know a lot of the they
have all those panels and like those breakout sessions earlier
in the day, and we happened to catch when Elaine
Julia Louis Dreyfus from Seinfeld hosted a panel discussion of
Democrat women governors and it was so nauseating, Yes, absolutely nauseating.
I'm not even going to include any of the annle
itself because it was all just ridiculous, softball nonsense, but
just to give you a sense of vibe of how
it was, just look at this through their promo.
Speaker 1: So dumb, Oh my god, so dumb it was. The
whole thing was just fawning and like it was that
the whole time.
Speaker 2: Probably the most bizarre part of last night is when
herstch Goldberg's parents came out to address the crowd. It
was such a surreal thing to watch because this is
one of the hostages that's trapped in Gaza who was
part of the October seventh kidnapping, and his parents have
been very outspoken about bringing the hostages home and obviously
wanting their son back and to choose this venue when
outside of it are a zillion people who want to
see them dead. Made no sense to me.
Speaker 1: And inside is Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tali, but they're
that part you see.
Speaker 2: Those kind of people, Like I don't get it. It
didn't make any sense. It didn't make any sense to me.
It was crazy. And Ilhan was all about it, like
she was standing up and applotting and saying, bring them home.
Like listen to this crowd, you guys, and you'll see
on the screens in this frame, just the tiniest beginning
of the parents talking, but they're all screaming bring them
home and cry at this moment one hundred and nine
treasure anyway, So they spoke, and you know, it's super compelling.
They missed their son. They obviously want him and all
the other hostages to be returned. But this crowd and
Democrats in particular have been awful, have been absolutely horriful
about this entire conflict, and so and and and these people,
God love them, they are. They are the consummate Democrat
peacemaker people right like, so they are going to be
loyal to Democrats no matter what. I do not understand,
do not understand. They even praised Kamala and Biden. They
said that they've met with them a bunch of times.
These this is the same These are the same people,
Kamala and Biden, who are trashing Israel at every moment
and saying that they are the problem and that, and
they're blaming the lack of a ceasefire on Israel, who's
done everything that they can to be safe. That's all
they want is just to be left alone in peace
and not be attacked every second by Palestinians. So it
just felt so bizarre to me that the whole thing.
We were just like looking at each other, going.
Speaker 1: What is There's just there's not wavering on our side
and there's wavering on that side.
Speaker 2: So I was just I was shocked and just it
made my heart hurt for them. Yeah, and it felt
like they just don't have clarity. Yeah, like they don't
really know they're doing the thing where they're like Palestinian
and they're so innocent, innocent Palestinians, and there's so many
casualties on their side, and you know, troubles us no
matter who's no matter who is dying, it's like awful, awful,
Well that made me think of a video that I'd
seen not long ago of a fellow who was interviewing
Israelis and Palestinians about the war and the differences in
their attitudes. Is human, right?
Speaker 6: I just got back from Palestine, where I asked Palestinians
questions about the conflict. Now I'm going to ask Israelis
the exact same question. To compare and contrast. Let's hear
from both sides. Now, do you guys believe that there
can be peace between the Palestinians and the Israelis? Of course? Yes?
Speaker 12: Absolutely?
Speaker 6: Do you want to live with the Israelis peace? H No, No,
we should delete. Do you think that a two state
solution could work?
Speaker 2: If they wanted peace, it could work?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 10: I think so.
Speaker 6: Yeah, So you would not be okay with a two
state solutions?
Speaker 2: Of course not. Are you want to one state solution?
Speaker 6: Nora?
Speaker 16: So?
Speaker 6: No more Israel? Yes, Israel wiped.
Speaker 2: Off them that Falstiana.
Speaker 6: Are you able to find love in your heart for
the Palestidians in spite of everything that's happening?
Speaker 19: Of course, of course, Like they're amazing people.
Speaker 2: I love more people, of course I do.
Speaker 6: Absolutely. As long as they're cool with me, I'm cool
with them.
Speaker 2: It's a human being. Why not? Britain wrote All the
Criminal Juice Ses nineteen forty eighth.
Speaker 6: They can go back to most of those places they
were kicked out.
Speaker 2: If they are kicked it's because of their own actions.
They still they do all awful deeds.
Speaker 6: So I just got back from the West Bank and
there was a lot of people who told me that
there were no innocent civilians killed on October seven. How
does that make you feel?
Speaker 2: They're being zinned?
Speaker 7: You know, to have seven friends who are murdered on
October seventh.
Speaker 6: The murders Hamas did on October seventh, is that okay?
Speaker 2: Yes, they have the right to do it.
Speaker 6: They killed the innocent Israelis they killed, Yes they did.
I couldn't find one person in the West Bank to
say that the hostages should be released. Yeah, what's your reaction,
I'm not the surprise. How does that make you feel?
Speaker 2: Hostages that they were in Palestinian homes of just civilians.
Speaker 6: So if you're so innocent, how are you doing this?
Speaker 13: And if you do want peace as a Palestinian, you
have to speak up like we are.
Speaker 6: Do you think Hamas should release the Israeli hostages?
Speaker 19: No?
Speaker 6: No, no, as you just saw it. Truly was a
tale of two cities, one with a dream for coexisting
nations and one with indoctrination.
Speaker 2: I mean, I just how I just don't. I was
stunned at their presence at the DNC. Yes, stun I know,
I don't get it. And then right outside in America
there was another fell one of the protesters who was
asked about October seventh.
Speaker 10: You Supportamas, every Palestinians, not just me, every Palestinian.
Speaker 14: Your October shavin oh, October seven.
Speaker 5: October seven? Yes, I do.
Speaker 2: What the what the what's wrong with October seven?
Speaker 13: You tell me?
Speaker 14: Women and children?
Speaker 20: What is this?
Speaker 2: By the way, I mean, this is the thing. So
I that's why when I was watching that, I'm like,
why why are they here? Yeah, I don't get it. Incredible,
just incredible, I know this. Wow, it was incredible. It
was disappointing. It was like heartbreaking. I yeah, I did
all the things, oh all the things. I forget. What state?
This chick is the attorney general of and I don't
know what her name is because I don't care, but
she is a gay woman. She's a lesbian who is
under the mistaken impression that Trump wants to take away
her her her gay marriage.
Speaker 1: Well, okay, listen, just a side note. It everybody mentioned
Project twenty two, every every single person, which was driving
me insane because it's a freaking lie. I mean, there
was a whole thing by Keenan Thompson, who he was
on you guys SNL. That that black dude, funny guy
he's on SNL. He did a whole bit if you
missed it last night, I mean, fifteen twenty minutes long
on Let's get this giant book out, this nine hundred
page book. I mean a lot of people brought the
book up there, People like governors would bring it up
and say, this is the playbook for this is the
playbook for Trump.
Speaker 2: It is a lie.
Speaker 1: I mean, they are prepared to every single person mentioned Project.
Speaker 2: Somebody even said he wrote it. Yeah, I mean one
of the governments.
Speaker 1: Think it was a governor that said that he wrote
It's it's unbelievable how they are running with this when
it has been he Trump has said it out of
his face.
Speaker 2: He has said.
Speaker 1: Many times I have my own agenda. I am I
am completely distance from this.
Speaker 2: This is not my.
Speaker 1: Project twenty twenty five is not mine he said it
this morning on Fox and Friends.
Speaker 2: He was like, this is it's ridiculous. They are lying.
Speaker 1: It is not Trump's and so they are running with
this and it is. It is the biggest line, and
it was the biggest lie of last night. That and
then the abortion stuff just made me absolutely sick to
my stomach. But she is she's pulling from the playbook.
Speaker 2: This is what she's doing. He's going to take all
your rice. It's I mean ridiculous. And the way that
they lie and the way that they try to relate
to the crowd, it's I can't. It's just so disappointing
that there are this many Americans that fall forward believe it.
It's crazy. Somebody said she's from Michigan, so or Maine.
Somebody saying, main, Okay, I don't, it doesn't matter. She's
a lunatic. She's a lunatic, and she's an attorney general.
That's all we need to know. And she said this,
I get.
Speaker 15: A message for the Republicans and the justices of the
United States Supreme Court.
Speaker 2: The private wedding band from my cold dead gay hand.
No care that you're gay married. Nobody gives a crad
What is going on.
Speaker 1: I mean, this is the thing there's and Obama had
the audacity, what was it last not last night, but
the night before, to get up on a stage and
be like, the Republicans use fear. Oh my god, remember
in a speech he was like, they use fear. That's
it's such gaslighting. This is what they do. They do
this every single election cycle.
Speaker 2: This is what they do. They're trying to like take
all your rights away. They're trying to do We're not.
I don't give a shit who you sleep with. I
don't care you guys don't care. We don't care. Just
quit trying to shove it in kids' faces. How about that?
Speaker 1: That's all we care about, Like, quit putting drag performers
in front of kids. Maybe that's it, that's all we
really care about. But I don't care who you married,
Like nobody cares.
Speaker 2: Yeah, go enough already.
Speaker 1: But that the fear bongering is out of control on
the stage, and it was last night. I mean, they
were trying every trick in the book and it was
all lies and propaganda. It's ridiculous because they cannot focus
on policy.
Speaker 2: They didn't say.
Speaker 1: One thing that discussed Hey, what has Kamala done over
the past three and a half four years for this
country because they can't.
Speaker 2: They can't do it. Yep. I'm not playing any of
Nancy Pelosi's speech, but I will play you her entrance
where it looks like a piece of toilet paper falls
out of it.
Speaker 21: It does, I mean it does right there, fell right
out of.
Speaker 2: Her pants, fell right out, fell right out of those pants,
and I just thought it was funny. Yeah, what she said, whatever,
nobody cares. Nobody cares. Nobody cares what she said. They're
still trying, at least some of the people that got
on stage last night are still trying this whole weird thing.
They really want to attach weird to the GOP. And
one of those people who did bring up the weirdness
is Governor Salica Colorado, who is in fact, very very weird,
as you'll see from a video immediately following this one.
Speaker 10: Democrats welcome weird, but we're not weird old.
Speaker 16: At least.
Speaker 2: At least same guy.
Speaker 6: At least artist.
Speaker 20: Right.
Speaker 2: Okay, you can't. You can't make that up. You can't.
They're not They're not weird. They're not weird. We're the
weird ones. Got a shady Vance. Oprah also spoke at
the convention, and I don't have anything from her speech
except for that's all.
Speaker 1: That's all I thought I would play from her speech
because she's worth what two point six billion now two
points she experienced a lot of racism and misogyny.
Speaker 2: My gosh, she's worth two point six.
Speaker 1: Billion in the United States of America, the best country
on the planet.
Speaker 2: Still just want to point that out. But I know
she did mention that she has at times suffered from
income inequality she has in America. She said, I mean
I compared to her, so have we Yeah, I mean exactly.
It's like, really been rough. She put six billion never
going to happen. He is welcome to share that. She
would totally share it. Michelle Boyd, thank you, She says,
good morning, chicks, just a small gesture to say how
much I appreciate you both. Godspeed on your flight very
much and over on locals, Audrey Kraus said, if RFK
goes to Team Trump, I will try to forget the
weird bear incident. There's a lot of weird incidents with him.
There was a sheriff from I see from Texas. I
can't remember now, she looks like it. Yeah, I think
it's a Texas sheriff who, like some months ago, was
on MSNBC complaining about this administration and their lack of
attention to the southern border, and you was simply imploring
the administration just please come and see for yourself, Please
talk to those of us who are on the front lines. Well,
they apparently talk to him because he spoke in their
favor at the DNC last night, which just makes me
wonder how much he got paid.
Speaker 16: Kam Ala, on the other hand, has been finding out
one a crime for years.
Speaker 6: She's gone down to Mexico and work.
Speaker 2: To stop the traffickers, and.
Speaker 16: When the trap pickers didn't stop, she put them in jail.
Speaker 2: Sir, tell us about what you are asking for. What
are your needs?
Speaker 6: Well, right now, thank you for having me.
Speaker 16: First off, right now, what I'm asking for is for
the President or a member of his administration that can
make decisions to come down and talk to not just me,
but at least twelve other Texas sheriffs from major counties
in the state of Texas that are.
Speaker 6: Dealing with this issue firsthand. So I'd like to see
somebody from Washington come down here.
Speaker 16: And get boots on the ground, get eyes on on
the issue at hand, and then talk to us a
byfires and group of Texas sheriffs.
Speaker 6: They're really taking a common.
Speaker 2: Sense approach because we have to what.
Speaker 1: A piece of crack, right, Yeah, yeah, I'd like to
follow the money.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, Like there is no other explanation for that.
There just isn't. I mean no. And Chris Cuomo was
there and he granted he's trying to do some both
sizing in this clip that you're about to see, but
he talked specifically about the money and how it has
affected not just politics in general, but this convention in particular.
Speaker 18: Big theme here at the DNC is that they're going
to go after corporate couging and they're going to go
after corporations, whether it's in taxes, the largesse loopholes. The RNC,
we heard the same thing. They're going after the elites.
The two sets are rules. Let me reveal a reality
to you that has to be spoken to here. Okay,
these are the soldiers. These are the men and the
women that go back to their constituencies in their communities
and they fight. They take time from their jobs to
take Thompson, their families, Republicans and Democrats alike.
Speaker 5: That's what they do.
Speaker 17: They need to charge these people up.
Speaker 18: They need to be able to get them on board.
But there's another reality that is literally looking down on them.
Speaker 5: Greg.
Speaker 18: Look at the ring of suites. Okay, this is not
unique to Democrats. There is a game of money. When
people talk about uniparty, we are strangled by the money
reality in our politics. Those suites start at five hundred grand.
You think there's like a teacher group up in there.
You think it's like the cub Scouts of Columbia County,
South Carolina that's up in those boxes. Some of them
are lobbies and good things. The media boxes, you think
they're free. Why do you think I'm on the floor.
News Nation is not a broke company. Next door is
a massive organization. We are corporate media. We don't have
one of those boxes because that's.
Speaker 6: The game you pay to play.
Speaker 18: Those boxes are filled with the same people that they
say they're going to regulate. They are literally looking down
on the faith and being told, yeah, yeah, we're gonna
break down on them. We're gonna make them pay their share.
Speaker 2: But as we hate them all you want, but he's
absolutely rightly right. I'm totally right.
Speaker 1: And good for him for saying it out loud, you know,
because I mean, this is the thing. This is the
party that claims to be for the working class, and
they're falsy and they understand the working.
Speaker 2: Woman and man. Bullshit, it's total bullshit, you guys. I
mean that was that was yeah thing, it was. I mean,
good for him for saying it. Yeah, this reporter, same reporter,
I think that yesterday was reporting on the fact that
Kamala made that Air Force two go around for fifteen
minutes the air I think it's the same reporter who
is also pointing out that Kamala did not go last
night to hear her running mate speak in person.
Speaker 22: You know, the Vice President was not in the arena
tonight to watch for running mate Tim Wall give his
big speech. He was watching from her hotel room here
in downtown Chicago.
Speaker 2: I think that's weird. Yeah, that's a little weird. Yeah,
well she's weird. That's right. It's they're all weird. Yeah,
but we're weird. Oh look, speaking of weird, Speaking of weird,
Tim Walls, as we mentioned earlier, seems to have a
huge problem for some reason with the fact that JD.
Vance left Ohio and went to Yale. Like this is
a common theme in Tim Walls's speeches. Now here's just
a quick hit.
Speaker 14: I had twenty four kids in my high school class
and none of them went to Yale something.
Speaker 2: Why is this a thing?
Speaker 1: Maybe they weren't smart enough, Maybe you didn't do good.
I'm teaching them and they just weren't smart enough to
go And that seems like a personal It seems like
a you problem.
Speaker 2: Apparently, and you hear more about his teaching. He wasn't
that great. Well. Scott Jennings has an issue with this,
and I'm I'm so glad that he is on CNN
and is able to give a voice to some of this.
I wonder how long it'll last, actually I know, but
here he is talking about the Yale thing.
Speaker 6: He does that.
Speaker 15: It's so weird to me, the constant attacks on JD.
Vance for going to Yale. I don't understand this. I've
heard Walls proclaim to be a small town guy who
wants everybody to get an education and succeed, and he
spends a fair amount of time attacking jd Vance who
grew up poor and got an worked hard to get
an education and rise above his station in life, and
he has used it as a punchline on the campaign trail,
and I don't understand what he's trying to communicate to
every small town poor kid out there, saying, if you
choose to work hard and go to an Ivy League school,
you somehow abandon your hometown.
Speaker 8: Speaking as one of those small town kids who actually
went to Yale, Yes, I do take a sception to that.
Speaker 6: I think you're correct on that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but we think you've Yeah, I mean, this is
the thing. What is he trying to do? What is
the point?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's and I don't well, he's obviously very jealous. Yeah,
I think I think there is like an underlying.
Speaker 2: Jealousy of JD. He'll never be a man like JD. Yeah. Yeah.
A lot of attention being given to again him telling
his whole IVF story where he names his kids and
he's all proud of the fact that he has a
daughter named Hope because blah blah blah, and and Gus
his other son or his other kid, they're obviously in
the audience, and there was this moment like his son
was overcome. Both kids were by emotion about their dad,
and so lots and lots of chitter chatter about the
very aggressive emotion that in particular his son showed.
Speaker 22: Well.
Speaker 14: Discuss got a golden rule. Mind your own damn business,
and that include IVF and fertility treatments. And this is
personal for Gwen and I and me.
Speaker 3: But you've never experienced.
Speaker 14: The hell that is infertility. I guarantee you you know
somebody who has. And I can remember praying each night
for a phone call, the pit in your stomach when
the phone had rang, and the absolute agony when we
heard the treatments hadn't worked. It took Gwen and I years,
but we had access to fertility treatments, and when our
daughter was born, we named her Hope.
Speaker 6: Hope.
Speaker 14: Gus and Gwen, you are my entire.
Speaker 5: World, and I love you.
Speaker 14: I'm letting you in.
Speaker 2: I have thoughts.
Speaker 1: And if I say the thoughts, I'm going to get
so much crap from my thoughts, and so I hesitate
to say the thoughts.
Speaker 2: I mean a lot of people are saying because people
are like, he's like.
Speaker 1: I actually saw online where people are like he's disabled
because he has add he has non verbal learning despero
divergent something which I looked up because I don't know
what that is. And that is add and like learning disabilities,
I have ADD.
Speaker 2: It's that doesn't make you disabled? But are they? But
why why is that even part of the discussion, like
them being disabled? I don't.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like I don't because like if because listen, if
the tables were turned, bottom line is this here we go,
seventeen year old kid right if it were his daughter
that were doing that, I may not be as I
don't know even then, I'd be like, why is she
freaking out so much?
Speaker 2: It's an emotional thing, but why there Maybe it's the face.
Maybe it's just this face. Some people ugly cry, and
maybe that just the ugly cry turned me off a
little bit. Maybe that's what it is.
Speaker 1: But then on top of that, like if it were
a Republican kid, if it were one of Trump's kids
that was ugly crying like that, you know that kid
would be getting all.
Speaker 2: Sorts of crap. That's true. I mean when Kyle Rittenhouse cried.
Speaker 1: We talked about this this morning a little bit, and
she was like, save it because I said, when Kyle
Rittenhouse cried on the stand, because he was defending his life.
Liberals went crazy about it, like he's just what a
what that kid is? He's you know, they made fun
of him up and down right.
Speaker 2: I think you're thinking of him because he looks kind
of like him.
Speaker 1: Maybe I don't know, but he was defending his life
and so they made fun of him.
Speaker 2: But this, this is totally okay. This is the thing.
Speaker 1: Anybody on the left, it's a pass for everything. You
can't say anything about any you can't say anybody. Everybody
on the left gets passed. But on the right, they
get made fun of or they're weird, or they're odd,
or they're this or they're that.
Speaker 2: And they it made fun of him.
Speaker 1: We're ridiculed for everything. So I just his face annoyed me,
and I'm going to say it out loud, And if
you think I'm mean for that, well whatever, I don't care.
Speaker 2: So my take is a little different because I thought
it was super sweet and it just showed to me.
I had two sets of emotions about it. When I
first saw it, I was like, that's really sweet. It's
clearly a very close family, and I am all about
close families, Like that's lovely that his kids feel that
amount of emotion towards their dad. I don't think there's
anything wrong with that. He is a little over the top,
there's no question. But I also think that clearly they're
a close family and that's nice, and I don't think
that should be something that is, you know, micable, Are
you kidding me?
Speaker 1: I'm not making fun of disability. Oh my god, that's
not what I'm doing.
Speaker 2: No, that's not No, that's not what we're doing. Anyway.
I thought it was a very sweet moment. However, the
emotion seemed very over the top because that was verbatim,
word for word, the same speech that Tim Walls has
given it every single rally. So for his kids to
act as though this is the first time they've ever
heard him say something so moving that felt really odd
to me. So I don't know what his mental issues are.
It's clear that they're tight and that's nice. And I think,
you know, for any Republican who's like making fun of
the fact that he said, that's my dad, well, that's
exactly what jd Vance's mom said when jad Vance was
on the stage and she was overcome with emotions saying
that's my boy. Like to me, that's sweet. No, matter
who it is. Yeah, I mean that's very sweet, That's
totally sweet.
Speaker 1: It's just like the over the top crying was I
was like, okay, yeah, is he okay?
Speaker 2: That's why I had sets of emotions about it. I
was like, have you not heard your dad ever before? Right?
Speaker 1: It was like it was just a little I was like,
he's a little emotional, and it was like a little much.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I don't know. I like, I kept trying
to read, well, what are the disabilities if that's the excuse?
If people are saying, well, he acted that way because
he has these issues, Okay, well what are the issues?
Nonverbal learning doesn't mean he doesn't speak, he does. I
don't really even know what that means. And I don't
know why. And anxiety were on the list, right, and
so why would those things contribute to that reaction. I
don't know they I don't.
Speaker 1: Understand have one of those things. And anxiety. I know
people would think that it's just they don't.
Speaker 2: So, but you know, there's no denying the fact that
he really seems to have a tight relationship with this guy.
Speaker 1: Great, And my point was that there's there's a double
standard always. Oh, it was my point I wasn't making
fun of somebody with a disability.
Speaker 2: I'm saying that there's a double standard.
Speaker 1: If that was a Trump kid, he would have gotten
blasted for it, and they would have made fun of him.
There would have been memes everywhere. I mean, the left
would have just totally blasted everybody on the right for that.
Speaker 2: This is what they do.
Speaker 1: They make fun of his kids all the time, and
they're great kids. Yeah, people are throwing around the word autism.
That's the one diagnosis of him. I haven't seen. And
even if he is autistic, I don't know. Even if
he is, it doesn't like people would say that Baron was.
They used to say that all the time. Remember they
used to say he had aspergers all the time. They
would say that about Baron. It didn't keep the left
from making fun of him. They've made fun of him forever.
Speaker 2: He doesn't.
Speaker 1: I don't think he has, but people would say that
and speculate.
Speaker 2: All the time.
Speaker 1: We'd see that all the time. I just my point was,
there is a double standard. There's a double standard everywhere
in our country when it comes to the right and
the left.
Speaker 2: That's it. Yeah, Okay, we also need to talk about
the fact that there were so many lives. I mean,
she already mentioned that twenty twenty five was brought up
almost every I think every speaker probably brought up Project
twenty twenty five, every single one. And I was very
happy to see this fellow on CNN fact Check last
night's convention.
Speaker 10: From Congresswoman Lisa Blunt Rochester of Delaware about Project twenty
twenty five and former President Trump.
Speaker 2: He has with.
Speaker 6: His friends set the quiet parts out loud, but not
only set them out loud. He wrote a book about it.
What's it called Project twenty twenty five?
Speaker 2: Didn't write it? That is false.
Speaker 10: Trump did not write Project twenty twenty five. The project's
big policy document, published by the Heritage Foundation think tank,
lists dozens of people as authors, editors, contributors. Donald Trump
is not among them, can I I.
Speaker 2: Mean, and they run with it. They just keep doing
it run. They did a whole bit.
Speaker 1: Keenan Thompson did a whole bit where he had people
on the screen behind him coming on, like a doctor
came on and she was like, I do abortions, yay,
And he was like, well, they're going to arrest you.
I mean, I'm not even kidding this is what they
are running with.
Speaker 2: This a huge lie. Yeah, it's as big of a
lie as they come. Oh my god, let me make
sure that I have no I have not thanked everybody.
Tim Griffiths says the Job's report is a psyop. It
has everything to do with getting the Fed to lower
interest rates ahead of this election. Democrats are evil. Cindy
says a local reporter spoke to a young man from
South Korea at the Trump rally yesterday. He basically said,
the whole world needs Trump back in the White House.
I know, man, I know, we definitely don't need the alternative.
Timothy Ham says his son was overjoyed that his dad
put a tampon dispenser in the bathroom. Really, it's a
great comment. Oh my gosh, Brian Wolf, thank you, he says.
Is it just me or does Walls look like Don Rickles? Yes,
he does look like Don Rickles. Yes, Ry, Oh my gosh,
this guy's absolutely nuts. And to the honorable Daisy, your
thoughts are one hundred percent correct. Connie Cannell says Walls
should realize he is fortunate that he could afford for
infertility treatments most people can't. Looking lovely ladies. It's very true, Connie,
that's true. Yeah, and over on locals, SD Plot says,
all I can do is laugh, call me mean or not.
I have the same thoughts.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're all friends here except for the people that
say I'm making fun of disabled people.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, come on, guys, really, So that's it
for clips from the DNC. And the reason for that.
I mean, we could show you know, Nancy Pelosi, we
could show Bill Clinton, we could show more Tim Walls.
But here is the reason why we're.
Speaker 15: Not said anything.
Speaker 6: Nobody tonight said a damn thing.
Speaker 15: They want you to vote for a ticket based on
absolutely no concrete idea about what they would do once.
Speaker 6: They get in office.
Speaker 15: You said he got more progressive when he got elected governor,
So you're saying every time he gets another office, he
gets more and more progressive. I think that's exactly what
would happened tonight. You did hear people say, well, we
may not agree with them on everything, but at least
will be joyful as they tax us into oblivion. I
think the idea that you could run an entire presidential
campaign based on the idea of vote for me to
find out what's in it.
Speaker 14: Wait a minute, I got here, I got America got.
Speaker 2: He's absolutely right, nothing was said. Nothing. Yeah, they still
haven't talked about policy at all this week.
Speaker 1: I mean, we're what we're going to be going into finale,
tonight's finale. Yeah, Kamala, and I bet you Kamala won't
to say dan thing about policy. They act as if
she's not been in office for the past four years.
Speaker 2: They actually keeps day oneing everything right, day one, I'm
going to fix everything, And they're saying this whole we're
not going back. Well, our back is the past three
and a half four years, right, that's what we've been living,
and they're acting as if those years haven't occurred. Yeah,
it's the most bizarre thing.
Speaker 1: It's like we're living in an alternate universe and these
people are not living in the same world as us.
Speaker 2: It's just it's strange there. It's it didn't exist.
Speaker 1: And then when they talk about her, they even like
remotely talk about her record, it's when she was agy
or you know, those are the times, the before times,
before she was vice president. They never talk about her
record as vice president. So it's I mean, they I
want to go back. I actually want to go back
to the truck times. I want to go back to
when my groceries were less expensive, and my gas was
less expensive, and things just seemed calmer, you know, and
we weren't involved in all these wars.
Speaker 2: I want to go back. They say we're not going.
I want to. All right, bring it in. We're bringing
it in. You guys were bringing it in.
Speaker 1: You guys, have the best Thursday of your freaking lives.
Go out there and do wonderful things and listen. If
you can't be good, just be safe.
Speaker 2: That's right. We'll see to mine.