Speaker 1: Hi, everybody, Happy Tuesday. It is Tuesday, right, It's Tuesday.
It is. It's gonna be a fun show today. Coming
up on today's show, Trump's new cabinet picks.
Speaker 2: So excited about these cabinet picks.
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Speaker 1: You guys?
Speaker 2: There are thirteen monkeys still on the loose in South Carolina.
Speaker 1: They're going to be her patch, you guys. So, I
mean that's pretty good.
Speaker 2: Like started with forty three monkeys, now we're down to
thirteen that was out I think what like twelve hours ago.
Speaker 1: Are female? They're yeah, they're like six or seven pound monkey. Yeah,
I mean I asked that so I know they can't reproduce.
Speaker 2: Right, Like they can't go off and like get like
brisk vagel.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they can't get let's get it all. They can't
do that in the woods.
Speaker 2: And I think I don't know when monkeys get busy
in that way, but they're they.
Speaker 1: Have like they're designated Oh okay, I was gonna say
they have like designated times, like what it's like the
fourth week of the month or something.
Speaker 2: What is that? No I met like in their entire
life if they're old enough to be into that sort
of thing. I don't know the monkey sexual tycle right, Okay,
I got I did see and I don't know where
in Georgia, but I did see on Twitter yesterday there
was a video from somebody in Georgia that had one
of those you know, like woods cams or whatever, like
forest cams and set up and overnight saw a monkey
like walk in front of it, like in the middle
of Georgia. And so I don't know if the South
Carolina monkeys traveled that, they couldn't have gone that far.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I mean, we have those wildlife cams
too and our property, and we've we've seen some like
just weird animals and also just all sorts of crazy stuff.
But if I saw a monkey, I'd be like, what
that would be?
Speaker 2: I think it's a South Carolina monkey, though I don't know.
Maybe play by the coast and Georgia, well I pitched
a ride. Maybe the monkey hitched a Riyana. It was
like a Savannah area of Georgia.
Speaker 1: That's possible. Maybe it hitched a ride. Maybe it was
like out there on the highway.
Speaker 2: Like obviously if it was, I would have picked it up.
I would have been like, Okay, need a ride, I
will pick you Georgia.
Speaker 1: You want to go to a Savannah banana game, Actually,
get in the front. Get in the front. I'll hold you.
Speaker 2: And I think monkeys would absolutely enjoy a Savannah banana
game because of the bananas.
Speaker 1: So you know, I would have picked them up. Anyway,
there's thirteen left.
Speaker 2: If you're in the area, you know, same rules applied.
Don't touch them whatever.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't follow those roles, touch them we can, Yeah, right,
you want those exactly, you guys. Huge huge news.
Speaker 2: Out of the cabinet picking world, and there's picking happening
all up in here that we talk about. First and foremost,
Mike Waltz, the representative from Florida, is going to be
Trump's National security advisor. This is very very very very
very good news. So the longtime Trump advisor that you
all know and love, Stephen Miller, he has been announced
as deputy chief of Staff, So I guess he'll be
reporting right into Susie.
Speaker 1: I'm assuming that's how that works.
Speaker 2: And so that's also very very good news. And what
else do we have. Christy Nome has been tapped as
Homeland Security. She's going to replace may Orcus.
Speaker 1: You guys, oh m G. I mean this is by mayorcis.
Speaker 7: By.
Speaker 1: I love this so much. You really do bad assory
right there. Yeah, And I know.
Speaker 2: People are mad at her still about at the dogs
and the like the dental thing. I mean, all the listen,
I'm letting it go.
Speaker 1: I'm letting it all go. I mean, she's replacing New
York Issue.
Speaker 2: Guys.
Speaker 1: Come on, I think she'll be great. I think she'll
be great. Writ any animosity you had, let it go,
Let it go. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think she's going to be a very very
very effective DHS secretary. Also, Lee Zelden is going to
be head of the EPA. This is also a fantastic pick.
Very just He's doing really good on the picking, you guys.
It's just getting more and more and more exciting. Now
this isn't confirmed, but the New York Post said yesterday
that Cash Betel is a top contender not just for
CIA director but potentially the director of the FBI. I
don't know if this is going to happen, but this
is being discussed.
Speaker 1: You know what, Trump really hates women and brown people,
doesn't he right hates them so much?
Speaker 2: And then speaking of brown people, it is also rumored
that Ohio Governor de Wine is thinking about Viveke to
replace JD.
Speaker 1: Vance in the Senate.
Speaker 2: I don't know how I feel about this, only because
I do feel like Vivic would be a more effective
cabinet person than the senator.
Speaker 1: Uh huh. But it's interesting. It is interesting. This is
very interesting. He would be great in the cabinet, but
putting him there would set him up for like in
the next four years. I mean just the experience he
would get there, and then he would be suck. Yeah,
So I don't know.
Speaker 2: I mean, I think that's interesting.
Speaker 1: I'm a little torn on that too, But either way,
either way, he's golden.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, and people are.
Speaker 2: Worried about the UN ambassador piccalis Staphonic only because she's
currently a New York representative and we just clinched the
majority in the House yesterday by the kin of r Teeth,
it's a two eighteen and and that's a loss. And
so you know, the Kathy Hochel would be setting up
a special election to replace Alistaphanic, and there's a chance
a Democrat would win, and so risk here with Trump,
you know, picking out people that are in the House.
Levik would be a great choice for cabinet because he's
not We're not losing him from somewhere, do you know what?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know what you mean. Yeah, people are like
putting people out there for press secretary. We still think
I think both of us can agree that we want
Scott Jennings to be Press secretary. That'd be amazing. I
don't think he'll do it, but I think it will do.
You don't think he'll do I don't think.
Speaker 2: I mean, the CNN thing is probably a pretty sweet gig.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, but it'd be so great. It would
be great.
Speaker 2: But I see rumors around that there's like some hot
blonde that's being considered.
Speaker 1: I saw the hot blonde. Yeah, we don't need it. Nah,
just think of the people he could spank. I know, man,
I know, I know, I know.
Speaker 2: And then over on the Democrat side, hilariously, I saw
this on Twitter yesterday and it is a picture of
John Fetterman with a caption reading breaking some Democrats are
now saying John Fetterman is the future of the party,
hinting at a possible twenty twenty eight presidential run.
Speaker 1: Was that parody?
Speaker 8: Is it?
Speaker 1: Are they serious? That was serious? That was for sure,
it'll be him? And then that is it? Schwasburg that
that oh Kennedy, that the ugly Kennedy, that not so
good looking Kennedy. Yeah, as the running mate. That's the
Democrat party. No, thank you. You can't see our faces.
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Speaker 2: Wanted to show you this headline as well. The Daily
Mail said that Milania Trump has snubbed tea with Jill
Biden and is skipping out on their traditional like first
ladies meeting, and I loved what Nicole Safire said about that.
She said, if someone called my husband evil and other
derogatory names, I would skip tea. Also, time and respect
must be earned, not expected.
Speaker 1: I'm right there with her. I would not go either.
I would be like, up yours. You raided my home, right,
you raided my home. You treated me like garbage. I
mean they all treated her like garbage. And then her husband,
I mean, come on the dude, they basically like tried
to destroy him, kill him, do all the things. I'd
be like, no, te are you kidding? You want me
to have tea with you? Okay?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I just know you snoop through my underwear drawer by.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're not doing this. We're not gonna do this.
We're not gonna fake it. I don't do that. No,
not happening.
Speaker 2: So that was an interesting headline, and so too was
this hilarious headline about our story rather about Chris Wallace,
who is quitting CNN after three years, because he wants
to do podcasting and streaming. He thinks that that's where
the future is. Why at seventy seven years old he
still feels like he needs to be out there doing
anything other than retiring.
Speaker 1: I've no idea. Yeah, that's pretty interesting. So seventy seven
years old, he's going to start himself a podcast. That's
what he's gonna do.
Speaker 2: I guess now, he says, I don't flatter myself to
think I will have the sort of reach that Joe
Rogan or Charlemagne the God have, But this is his plan. Yeah,
I mean, and he makes a lot of money. Good
luck with that, dude. Yeah, I just find him too.
He is he is is about sighting. Is is dirt, you.
Speaker 1: Know what I mean. He's just not that guy is
not gonna I don't think he's gonna do very well.
I don't know, you guys your mileage Mayberry.
Speaker 2: Well, didn't he already try to do like CNN Plus
or whatever they're didn't they have that for a while
and then like that he stopped it because no one cared, Like,
no one listened to him about it.
Speaker 1: No one cared about the CNN Plus thing. Period. But yeah,
I mean, I just him on a podcast, thank you,
but no, no, no.
Speaker 2: Also, this is going to make you mad, So just
brace yourselves for the anger that you will feel when
you see what we are currently spending on doctor Fauci's
security detail and my personal chauffeur twenty thousand a day.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. So it's fifteen million for the past
what two years we've spent on him? Yep, you guys.
And then we're paying his pension paying is ridiculous salary
like in he okay, in retirement he draws an impressive
three hundred and fifty thousand dollars annually just to exist.
I cannot. And that doesn't even include his retirement, his benefits, everything.
Let's not overlook the nearly one million dollar award from
the Dan David Foundation, given ironically for speaking truth to power.
And then they are the book Deals and Potential. I
cannot with this guy. When is you know, my pronouns
are prosecute Fauci. Those are my pronouns, you guys. If
you're wondering what they want, I mean, it's an outrage.
Speaker 2: It's absolutely outrageous, and everybody should be mad about it.
Speaker 1: I'm just waiting. I'm waiting for karma. I'm just waiting.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, I'm always asking you where.
Speaker 1: Is Jack waiting? I'm just waiting.
Speaker 2: And speaking of ridiculous amounts of money, we talked about
this a little bit yesterday, but the Harris campaign raised
just a touch over a billion dollars compared to three
hundred and eighty one million that Donald Trump raised.
Speaker 1: She spent one point.
Speaker 2: Thirty seven billion, and if you're thinking to yourself self,
that seems like more than she took in.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it is. It totally congratulations. You can do math.
She cannot. And this is how she was gonna run
the country. Yeah, guys, right into the ground. Yeah, this
is why you always hire somebody from the private sector
to run the country. At least from now on, I
hope that people start thinking about doing that. Yeah. God,
this is why he's gonna do it better. That's why
he's already doing. This is why the doubt was like,
oh wait, he's president now yeah, uh huh. This is
this is why.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the Trump effect, man, it is a real thing.
And of course a lot of that money that the
campaign that the Hairs campaign spent was on celebrities and
now we know. These are the numbers that are being
thrown around there. Ten million dollars to Beyonce did not
even perform, she.
Speaker 1: Didn't do anything. She didn't do anything to get on
a stage and maybe say a few words. Can you
imagine getting ten million dollars to just stay like a
couple sentences.
Speaker 2: I wonder if some of it had to do with
the fact that they used her song, like maybe that's
part of the Pagans, that freedom song.
Speaker 1: Yeah, gosh, I know.
Speaker 2: Five million to that Towerking Weirdo, Megan thee Stallion, two
point three million to Lizzo Wow, one point eight to
eminem and a million to Oprah.
Speaker 1: And then because they.
Speaker 2: Had the call her daddy host come to them, they
built a set for one hundred thousand dollars and it
wasn't even all that impressive.
Speaker 1: No, it's crazy. Can you imagine if they gave us
one hundred thousand dollars for a set, Oh my god,
you and I would build the set for five thousand
dollars and pocket the rest. We absolutely would.
Speaker 2: And if that wasn't allowed, we would have like live
animals for sure in the setons, tigers and bears. Oh bye,
that's right, that's right. So on the Oprah thing, there
were reporters. I don't know if this was TMZ or whoever,
but a reporter caught up with Oprah yesterday and asked her,
you know, about her payment, which she denied. And you
will see that right here.
Speaker 9: How do you think the election went?
Speaker 1: Not talking about the election?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 9: Is it true that for the endorsement for Kamala?
Speaker 3: Not true?
Speaker 1: Not true?
Speaker 9: Okay, what do you think about all the celebrities with
their mass exodus? Do you think do you think Prince
Harry's gonna lose his visa now that Trump's president?
Speaker 1: Thank you, Aprah.
Speaker 2: I mean the problem with the denial, of course, is
that there are receipts. So the FEC records show two
separate payments of exactly five hundred thousand apiece from the
Harris campaign to Harpo Productions, which is Oprah's company, which
she owns.
Speaker 1: So for her to deny this, come on, well, I mean,
she was nominated for an oscar. She's an actress. She
can act. This is what she does. This is what
these people do. They act, They lie that they do.
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of our text exchanges, You guys should know this about us.
It'll start with me going or her going.
Speaker 1: Can I be mean for a second, And I'm always like,
I'm your huckleberry, I'm right here for you.
Speaker 2: So Lizzo, she made a video yesterday or maybe not yesterday,
but like after the election was won by Trump, she
decided to make a video of her writing a note
to the world, just saying hi world and like it's
all gonna be okay, love you, you know whatever. Okay,
First of all, she's left handed, which is fine, Like
there's I'm not at all dissing left handed people like whatever,
But The way she holds a pen, you guys, is weird.
She holds it like she is some sort of two
year old.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 2: I could not believe that this is how she writes,
and that she actually writes kind of nicely, like the
penmanship isn't parable. But I had to make fun of
the actual way that she held the pen because she
holds it in a fist.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, that's really weird. Right, Yeah, she holds
it really weird.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, my husband's left handed and he doesn't hold the
pen like that. That's really I've never seen.
Speaker 2: I've never seen anyone hold I just don't see that.
Speaker 1: Do you hold a pen like that? Brenda's left handed?
That's weird, I mean.
Speaker 2: And she wrote really well that's what was said. She's like, wow,
that was just crazy to me.
Speaker 1: I have to point it out.
Speaker 2: If you're listening and not watching and you look at
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Speaker 1: You got to see that.
Speaker 2: Like I just I was not prepared for that. I
just wasn't prepared. Okay, So moving on, we need to
talk about Trump's video that he released at ending the
Department of Education.
Speaker 1: This, I don't.
Speaker 2: This just will give you the glease, all right, Like
this is the best thing ever. People are already freaking
out about it and like misinterpreting it. He's not taking
federal funding away from education. He's just sending it to
the states to deal with instead of funding an entire
department of utterly useless people who have done nothing to
our education system for the past however many years they've existed.
Speaker 1: Except to make everything worse. Right, And this is what
the founders wanted. He's basically doing what the founders intended
for us. And it's I don't this is Jimmy Carter
made this happen. Anything that Jimmy Carter did. You know,
he may want to reconsider. You may want to think
about that for a second and maybe do the opposite,
which is what he's doing. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So here is what Trump announced in his video.
Speaker 12: Thing I'll be doing very early in the administration is
closing up the Department of Education in Washington, DC see
and sending all education and education working needs back to
the States. We want them to run the education of
our children, because they'll do a much better job of it.
You can't do worse. We spend more money per pupil
by three times than any other nation, and yet we're
absolutely at the bottom. We're one of the worst.
Speaker 1: So you can't do worse.
Speaker 10: We're going to end education coming out of Washington, DC.
We're going to close it up, all those buildings all
over the place, and you have people that in many
cases hate our children. We're going to send it all
back to the States, thank you very much.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and not exactly, Oh my gosh, yes, exactly. And
then we won't waste the money. There will be no
money wasted. Think about that, because then you're basically taking
out the middleman. There's a ridiculous bureaucratistrative bull crap in
doctrinady middleman that we're taking out. And it's like, again,
we're cutting the fat and there is base. So Jimmy
Carter on the screen right now.
Speaker 2: It's a meme that Elon Musk posted that says, in
nineteen seventy nine, I created the Department of Education. Since
then America went from first to twenty fourth in education.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's pathetic, It is pathetetic. Yeah, so let's just
let's fix that, shall we. And it sounds like we're
about to which is fantastic. Huh.
Speaker 2: You know how Michael Knowles travels to various college campuses
and takes questions from the audience. There was a kid
in the audience who asked Michael Knowles about this very
thing about ending the Department of Education and Trump's plan
to do it. And his response to this person is everything.
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Speaker 13: What are your personal opinions on President Trump's recent announcement
that he plans to deconstruct the current Department of Education
and give the power back to the states. And what
can you say to potential people with families or people
with children, what can you say to comfort them.
Speaker 1: About this specific.
Speaker 13: I had a loss for word announcement that he's made well.
Speaker 14: And answer to your first question, what would I say?
I guess I would say, zip put do does zipy my?
Speaker 8: My?
Speaker 14: What a wonderful day. That'd be the first thing I'd say.
And what would I say to the parents who are concerned?
I would say, Volni, you have sunshine heading your way.
Speaker 1: Zippity do does zipdia? That's what I would say.
Speaker 14: The depart of Education has been a complete failure. It's
not only been a huge waste of taxpayer money, but
it's one charge, which is to make students smarter and
better educated. It's completely failed at over its forty plus
years of existence, test scores have gone down. So it's
just a complete joke. It's it's really good at forcing
local schools to adopt the latest LGBT craze or whatever,
but it's not good at much else. So I say,
good ridden spy, but by Department of Education, and I
tell parents, you kids are going to get a much
better education as a result of it.
Speaker 1: Can't wait. And all the politics that are in it,
I mean, shut up. Oh you like Randy Wine whatever
your name is, the unions, and you know they're all
just like hating their lives right now, and I'm there
for it. I'm just is that wrong?
Speaker 3: It's not.
Speaker 2: If that's wrong, I don't want to be right.
Speaker 1: At least not in this case. Oh my god.
Speaker 2: I just love that, I know, love it, love it.
And apparently there are freakouts happening across federal department employees.
There was a news news report about that, and you
can just hear the disdain in the reporting like you
can hear how mad everybody is about this, but I
love it here it is I.
Speaker 3: Do too, feeling of dread among everyone.
Speaker 6: CNN's Renee Marsh He's with us now, Rene, what are
you hearing?
Speaker 3: Well, John?
Speaker 5: We are in a new dystopian healthscape. That is from
a federal employee via text message like last night, and
that is the mindset of many of the two million
federal workers anticipating.
Speaker 3: Donald Trump's return to office. Now.
Speaker 5: To be clear, well, donald Trump is promising for federal
workers is unlike anything we have seen in our lifetime.
He's proposing reverting to a structure of government that existed
one hundred and forty one years ago, when political parties
gave government jobs to their supporters. And that's what has
federal workers who I'm speaking to so anxious and so
scared about Trump's plan, known as Scheduled f Now, it
would give him the power to start these mass firings
of nonpartisan career employees perceived as disloyal who may get
in the way of his policy actions that these agencies.
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about the idea of federal workers being agents of the
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are absolutely having conversations amongst ourselves about whether we can
stomach around two. That's what one government employee told me.
But it's not just the mass firings we expect to see.
A second Trump presidency will also mean mass transfers of
senior executives, relocation of agency offices, something we saw the
first time around.
Speaker 1: I love dystopian hellscape. That's my absolute favorite. It's like,
what's happening now is like in the office, you know,
where the guys come in and they're like, what exactly
do you do here? What would you say you do here?
That's what's happening in our federal government, and they're being
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to answer the question, you know, and in the private sector,
if you don't say, if you have nothing to answer for,
if you say, well, I really just sit around, I
drink coffee and push some pace, and I make it worse.
Speaker 2: If you make everything worse, you're donely there.
Speaker 1: You find it that's what happens, you know, And we're
not making pensions right off the back, off the backs
of hard working taxpayers, you know what I mean. So
there's a lot of people I don't know, myself included.
I have some disdain for some of these people who
just feel entitled to these jobs. You're not entitled.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 1: They should be panicking. They should be because it's welcome
to the real world. The party's over, you know. That's
how I feel about it. I'm sure people are going
to be mad at me for that, but the party
is over.
Speaker 2: That means time for some accountability, and it looks like
we're finally getting it and it's amazing.
Speaker 1: It feels amazing.
Speaker 2: Okay, moving on, we need to just there's been no
change officially in the Senate numbers. If you look at
the New York Times election needle thing, if you look
at CNN's election results, it still shows fifty six. Obviously,
Republicans have the Senate, but they will not call the
race for Dave McCormick. Now, Decision Desk has called it.
There's there's a few outlets that have called it. And
Dave McCormick is, as you know, he's assuming that he's
going to be the next Senator from Pennsylvania. He's like
forty thousand votes ahead. There's no reason to think that
this is gonna change. And yet the other dude, Bob Casey,
won't concede. And worse still is that Chuck Schumer will
not acknowledge McCormick as a senator, nor will he let
him come to the orientation that's happening this week.
Speaker 1: So it's utter bull crap.
Speaker 2: They should at the very least invite him even if
some crazy thing happened and he didn't actually get the
Senate if like mysterious votes came in, and Bob Casey said,
they should allow him the courtesy of listening to the orientation. Right,
But Schumer is a bitch man, and so Senator Kennedy
I was on with Bob Hemmer and Dana Perino to
talk about this, and he also had Senator Kenny de
type thoughts.
Speaker 15: Called the Senate race in Pennsylvania for Dave McCormick the Republican.
Chuck Schumer and Bob Casey are not accepting that. And
Schumer said this that with over one hundred thousand ballots
left to be counted in Pennsylvania, the race has not
been decided. As his custom, we will invite the winner
once the votes are counted, which means that Dave McCormick
won't be able to be there for the orientation. What
kind of game is Schumer playing here?
Speaker 16: When I first read the article, Dana, my thought was
clowns to the left of me, jokers to the right.
Senator Schumer has a fathom attraction sometimes to nutty ideas,
and this is one of those times. What he's doing
is patty. I know he's disappointed in the election, but
he he needs to go file or hurt feelings report.
Let's move on. Dave McCormick should be able to attend orientation.
Speaker 1: Schumer's being petty. No, what I can't believe that. Oh
my god, It's like he's basically Nancy Pelosi and pants,
you know, just and even more evil. If you can
get more evil than Nancy Pelosi. It really is ridiculous.
Speaker 2: He doesn't come to the orientation for I mean, god, awful.
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Speaker 2: So we talked about all the new cabinet appointments, and
we've talked about all of these fantastic decisions. One of
the things that is blowing my mind is how butt
hurt the mainstream media is about the fact that Trump
is behaving as every single other president before him ever has,
in that he has people that he listens to for advice.
One of those people makes them mad, and that is
Elon Musk. So here's a report by Caitlin Collins from CNN,
just completely irritated that Trump has advisers. I'm sorry, but
that has been the case since the beginning of presidents.
Speaker 1: Kamala didn't even have an advisor. She had a puppeteer.
She wouldn't have even seriously. She would have been surrounded
by people who told her everything to do. They would
have actually put words in her mouth. At least Trump
is a leader. He thinks for himself. But then he
surrounds himself with really amazing, smart, brilliant, competent people. This
time especially, I mean, we're seeing that so much more,
even this time. I'm so delighted about the people that
he's surrounded himself with this time, so stoked about it.
Speaker 2: Right again, I don't know why this is an issue.
Now Trump is allowed to seek the counsel of anybody
that he wants to. She's based in the United States, right,
and they can be but heard that it's Elon all
they want. I'm sorry, but he gets to make that call.
And just the way that she reports with her zero
upper lip is just She's so awful of people.
Speaker 17: Those angling for a job and those who are trying
to influence Trump into hiring their picks. But one person
has loomed over all of that. His name is Elon Musk.
Multiple sources tell me tonight that Musk has been seen
at mar Alago nearly every single day since Donald Trump won,
dining with him on the patio at times. Today they
were seen on the golf course together. Musk has been
in the room when world leaders have called Trump, and
tonight we've learned he's also weighing in on staffing decisions,
making clear his preference for certain roles.
Speaker 3: Even publicly.
Speaker 17: Tonight, Elon Musk is backing Florida Senator Rick Scott as
the next leader of the Republican Conference to replace Mitch McConnell.
While Musk himself is still not expected to take any
kind of formal position inside Trump's administration given how complicated
it would be with his companies, what's becoming clearer tonight
is that.
Speaker 3: He doesn't really need to.
Speaker 17: With one source telling me Elon Musk is having just
as much influence from the outside.
Speaker 1: Cry harder, you know, these are two amazing businessmen. It's
exactly what we want running our country. That's the way
I look at it. And also pick a lane, because
these people have cried and moaned and bitched about how
he's going to be this authoritarian and he's going to
be just like this tunnel vision one man show. Now
that he has all these people who are helping him out,
it's like they're pissed off about that too, Pick a
freaking one. No matter what he does, they hate it.
No matter what, they hate it because they're not him.
They hate it because they're not Elon. They hate it
because they're losers and they hate America. You will never
make these people happy. They're just miserable, miserable people.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and it doesn't matter if he's doing all the
same stuff that anybody has ever done before him. Yeah,
it's the same stuff. And they just can't they can't
deal with him doing anything. Everything he does is wrong.
Speaker 1: And who would you rather have as a as an advisor,
Elon Musk or Megan V. Stallion. I'm gonna go with Elon.
I mean, seriously, these people are unhinged.
Speaker 2: AOC right now is trying to pretend as though she
really is interested in learning from the mistakes of this
election when it comes to Democrats losing a lot, and
she wants she's on this listening spree. She wants to
understand specifically people who voted for Trump and for her
or for Trump and other Democrats. And it's very interesting
the responses that she got to this question.
Speaker 1: She's asking why, like, why.
Speaker 2: Did you like what would make you vote for Trump
and me, like when they're so diametrically opposed. Here's the
question that she posed, and then we can look at
some of the answers.
Speaker 3: I fact, let's do this right now.
Speaker 18: If you voted for Donald Trump and me, or if
you voted for Donald Trump and voted Democratic down ballot,
I would really love to hear from you. This is
not a place of judgment. I'm not gonna like put
your stuff on blast or anything like that or dunk
on it. That's like genuinely not the intent here. I
actually want to learn from you. I want to hear
what you were thinking, and I just want to hear
from you. So if you did that, I don't even
know if anybody like that is even watching this right now,
but if you are, please fill out our little Q
and A here and just tell me what your thought
process was.
Speaker 2: So she got a lot of responses, which was a
surprise to me because I don't understand these people at all,
just like she doesn't either.
Speaker 1: I'm sure she doesn't either.
Speaker 2: But the overwhelming majority of them were like, you and
Trump both are authentic. You and Trump are real, You
both care about the worker. A lot of it was
like that Some of it was retribution for Gaza, Like
some people were like, I voted for Trump because I
couldn't vote for Kamala and the Biden administration with their
Gaza policies. But a lot of it was just you
are change makers, you know, both of you are.
Speaker 1: You're just disruptors. You're disruptors. Probably like your disruptors, you're real,
you're authentic. I can trust you, sort of like she
puts herself out there, probably, which is weird to me.
But I mean, because this is it makes you. That
makes me think that people are kind of dumb though,
because yeah, because they look at they look at these
candidates and they're they're not looking at policy as much
as they are personality. And I know it's blurry, you guys,
It's blurry for me too, Bekase, Yeah, I can't see
it either. A lot of stuff is blurry today. We'll
talk about that after the show. But yeah, so it's
it's it is, it's it's a little disconcerting for me
that like, that's why people there it's a cult of
personality for some people. And it's not about policy. It
should be about you should be voting up here and
down ballot based on policy, not on personality, you know,
because these people, you're not gonna be friends with these people,
You're not you know, that's what you're not going to
date them.
Speaker 2: So what I did see like a couple of the
comments where they would say I voted to keep checks
and balances in place, right, Like I wanted Trump at
the top, but I didn't want him to be like
super extra powerful, so I voted down ballot on everything
else to make sure that there were some guardrails.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's interesting. So they are Democrats who were pissed
off of the way their life was, right, Yeah, so
really interesting. They're voting on policy, but then they they
heard messaging from the Democrats saying he's going to be
an authoritarian. So I just wanted to make sure listen,
I love his policies because they're going to help me,
but I want to make sure I keep him in
check based on the message, the bullshit messaging that the
Democrats are giving me. How crazy is that, I know,
because what you're really saying is you're a Republican but
you're but you're also stupid enough to buy into the
Democrat messaging. That's what you're saying that's dumb, Like, wow, it's.
Speaker 2: An interesting experiment. I think she's going to continue it,
so we'll see what happens. One person did have some
wanted to weigh in on this topic, and that was.
Speaker 1: Jenny Here he is it is.
Speaker 19: People are sick and tired of fake and authentic politicians
who can only operate off of a script, who are
being handed things by consultants who's every movement in facial
expression is rehearsed. And the thing that Trump and AOC
have in common is that they both appear to be
authentically speaking what's on their mind and what's in their
heart at any given time. It's plain as they the
rejection of the political class in favor of the authentic class.
And sometimes they're contradictory, and sometimes they say things that
make you lift an eyebrow, but that's the threat.
Speaker 1: He's not wrong. Authenticity. Yeah, this is why people love Trump.
This is why they've always loved him, because he is
the real deal. He comes out, he says it. I mean,
as much as a lot of people hated the mean tweets,
they were real. Yeah.
Speaker 2: And I mean as crazy as she is, AOC is
definitely real. I mean she yeah, says crazy as shit,
but she believes it, you know, and.
Speaker 1: She'll get on you know, at all hours of the
night and talk about how I don't know what a
garbage disposal is, you know, this is what she does,
and so people find that to be endearing.
Speaker 2: Going back to one of the picks that we talked
about yesterday, Tom Homan being the borders are, which is
like the greatest thing ever. There's a somebody put together
a medley, if you will, of Tom Homan's best moments,
and it's just God, he's going to be so so great,
you guys, Oh my god, check this out.
Speaker 20: I'm Homan, you know, I wake up every morning pissed
off on what this administration has done for a southern border.
I respect the church are doing, but the chirchy Homan,
I'm a taxpayer. You work for me.
Speaker 7: I got a.
Speaker 20: Message to demands of illeger anands that Joe Biden's releasing
our country and violation of federal law. You better start
packing now thousand people in attention because you have failed
to secure the border. So if you want know why
this issue exists, you need to look in the mirror.
You need you have failed American people and not secure
in the border in throsen loophole. So if you want
to recee bad guys out in the community, then there's
little finder the many.
Speaker 18: That you recommended. You recommended family separation.
Speaker 20: I recommend a zero tolerance. Let me talk about it.
Speaker 3: Last year, one hundred and thirty.
Speaker 20: Seven thousand criminals, two thousand more murders, twelve thousand sex offices.
Speaker 21: We may have to double.
Speaker 20: They'll never raises we send in New York City because
we're going to do the job without you or with you.
Forty five thousand assaults, sixty two thousand doing offences, ten
thousand weapons offenses. First of all, your comments are disgusting.
What I've been trying through my thirty four year serving
my nation. It's to save vibes.
Speaker 22: Is there a way to carry out mass deportation without
separating families?
Speaker 20: Of course, yes, families can be deported together.
Speaker 1: God, he and Christy Knowam are gonna kick ass. It's
gonna be so great, Oh my God. And Giapaul banging
her little hammer, her little Commie hammer. He's just banging that,
like my seriously, like my grandson with this Fisher Price hammer,
just banging it, you know, like just stop it stop
at Giapaul.
Speaker 2: You know, oh god, everything about that montage isn't it beautiful?
Speaker 1: It's it just it warms your heart, It really does.
The adults are back in charge, you know, mm hmm.
Speaker 2: And not to belabor, yeah, itlabor it. He also had
thoughts about Tom Homan being the pick for borders are.
Speaker 19: First of all, I think mister Homan is the exact
right choice, and I'm glad the President has moved on
that so quickly because it was such a big part
of his campaign. Number two, Look, there's a whole bunch
of people in this country that don't need to be here.
In fact, there's I think one point three million people
who've already received deportation orders from federal courts. They've already
had due process. They need to leave, and so there's
a good place to start. There's a whole other bunch
of people who are here that we know have committed
violent crimes, either where they were or since they've been here.
They need to be sent away as well. So there
are large numbers of people that need to be taken
out of this country, and I think mister Homan is
going to be the person who's most capable of getting
that done. And for those who think that this is
somehow unusual, it's not. Every administration deports people. Barack Obama
deported all kinds of people, lots of people in fact,
and so it's something that the executive branch can and
should do when do process has occurred, or when we
know there are people in the country who wish harm
on American citizens. This should not be controversial, and in fact,
in the campaign it wasn't. Polling repeatedly showed that people
supported Trump's viewpoint on this issue.
Speaker 2: Boom, I don't know why this is hard. It's not hard,
but it is. It's so hard for people like Anna Navarro. Yeah,
she's but hurt about it. Oh my god. This did
not go the way that I think she thought it
would be. She's trying to like basically rub our noses
in the mess that we've made by hiring Trump for
a second term, and instead she's convincing all of us
that we made the best decision ever.
Speaker 1: Totally. This is from the view yesterday.
Speaker 4: Donald Trump won the electoral vote. He won, he's going
to win the House. He won the Senate. For all
effects and purposes, he's got the Supreme Court. They've given
him immunity. This is what the country voted for. This
is you know, a lot of people thought that when
he talked about masked deportations he wasn't being serious. I
don't know how many times he had to say it
for people to realize.
Speaker 3: He was being serious.
Speaker 4: Well, if you thought he wasn't being serious, the appointment
of Tom Homan today as borders are and he will
be in charge of a mass deportation program, the largest
the country has ever seen, they say, And now Steven
Miller as Deputy Chief of staff should let you know
that he was absolutely serious. And when you talk about
mass deportations, people think, oh, it's.
Speaker 1: Just going to be the criminals.
Speaker 4: There's not enough criminals aliens in the federal prison system
for it to be mass deportations. What it means is grandmothers.
What it means as brothers and aunts. What it means
is abueloslas.
Speaker 1: It means dreamers.
Speaker 4: It means your family members, it means your colleagues, it
means your friends, it means people who are part of
the society.
Speaker 3: And look, America. You know, those of.
Speaker 4: You who voted for Trump, this is what you wanted.
Speaker 1: He says what you voted for you we did. We
voted for it. Foot around, and you're not about to
find out I didn't screw around. I did it. And listen,
I'm an abueiler. I'm actually an abeila. If I break
the law, I go to jail. So why are the
why are the others abuelos and aila? Why are they
exempt from being deported if they've broken the law? They've
broken the law? So is there a cutoff for breaking
the law now?
Speaker 10: Like?
Speaker 1: Is there an age cut off? I'm just curious, like,
because if there's an age cutoff, I'm gonna start speeding
on I thirty five like with reckless abandon I'm just
going to start flying at like one hundred and twenty
miles an hour, seriously, and I'm going to stop paying
my taxes. I'm gonna stop doing that too, if there's
an age cut off. I didn't realize that when you
became an ubuela you could just start breaking the law.
I didn't. You're just an immunity. That's anything. That's a thing, okay,
Because I mean, like, I'm sure all of you would
feel so sorry for me if I just decided to
start breaking the law. Now that I'm an abuela. What
is that? Seriously? What is that? I don't know. It's ridiculous.
I don't care how old you are, I don't care
what you look like. If you've broken the law, you've
broken the law. I'm not exempt from the laws. You're
not exempt from the laws. If you cross this border illegally,
you have broken the freaking law. Why is that so
hard for people?
Speaker 2: I don't know, but it's starting to sink in to
people that I wouldn't necessarily expect it to. One of
those people being another cast member of the view, Sarah Haynes,
who actually sounded almost like a conservative in this clip.
I was listening to it and going, how is are
you just now figuring this out? This is the stuff
that we've been saying for years.
Speaker 1: Here's Sarah Well.
Speaker 23: I think that the weaponizing of immigrants, or equating immigrants
to criminals was feeding off people's fears because statistics don't
support that. But there is a problem at the border,
and there's been a problem for decades and decades, and
every administration has come through here and no one has
fixed it. It ballooned in last in this last administration.
Speaker 3: And that's what the people voted on a referendum.
Speaker 23: On that, because right now, one thing I've never understood,
and I actually think we'll wait to see how this looks,
but either we have laws at the border or we don't.
We're asking people to get in line to come into
this country while incentivizing people not waiting in the line,
Like we've seen things where sanctuary cities like California and
Illinois kind of like get to the country, like kick
the can.
Speaker 3: If you get to base though, you're going to be fine.
You also have.
Speaker 23: Tim Walls signed into legislation in Minnesota that allowed undocumented
immigrants to receive free in state tuition. All these are
lovely in spirit, but there are people that can't pay
for food for their own families. In New York, they
were giving the five hundred dollars meal cards, and obviously
we want to help someone for the humane interest, but
there's a life boat here and there. I think the
rage about the the border was also people here that
are maying insecure, homeless at times, making ends meet and
they didn't have any of They can't send their kids
to college.
Speaker 3: That's the outrage of what I.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's outrage. Yeah, and I would. I didn't see it,
but I would have loved to have known how Sunny
responded to that. Well, I mean, I'm sure she was
going to refute at some point my lot in life.
I don't understand. I'm up here and you guys are
down there, all those f the poor. I just I
just cannot with these people. How do you not get that? Yeah,
there's a lot of people. That's why we elected this
guy so he would take care of the problem. Because
there are a lot of people who have broken the law,
who have gotten into this country, and instead of like
I don't know, making showing them that, hey, you broke
the law, your criminals were giving them like three thousand
dollars a month and a place to live and free everything.
How is that fair to the people in our.
Speaker 2: Casts don't get the same kind of treatment.
Speaker 1: It's not fair. It's not at all. Men, and it's honest,
so mad forever. If I broke the law, are you
going to give me money and a free place to
live and like school for my kid? How do? It's absolute?
Speaker 2: It is bullshit. And also the Trump effect is totally
real when it comes to this issue too. We've been
talking about all the things that kind of happened in
the world and here immediately after the news of his
election of his reelection broke. But now even on this
particular issue, we're starting to see changes.
Speaker 1: Here's an example.
Speaker 10: Aigrin' staying at Albany hotels now need to leave three
weeks earlier than planned.
Speaker 6: Time is getting shorter. For four hundred migrants staying in
Albany's Ramada and Holiday in Express to leave in October.
They were told they need to be out by December
thirty first, now it's December tenth and December thirteenth. New
York City is saying they'll be closing ten sites outside
of New York City, but staggering the date so those
who go back to the city's arrival center have proper resources.
A spokesperson tells US our staff is on hand to
help guests that are upstate shelters planned for next steps
over these next two months, and those without an exit
plan by December will be offered temporary placement in New
York City. City officials say they've housed more than two
hundred and twenty migrant families from upstate hotel since twenty
twenty three. These individuals may soon need to navigate new
policies too, as President elect Donald Trump has put mass
deportation on his agenda.
Speaker 24: We have this thing in the United States called civil liberties,
and everyone has them regardless of immigration status, as well as.
Speaker 1: Our rights that are protected within the US Constitution.
Speaker 6: Sianna Freeman, Tolbert, an immigration attorney, says situations like this
have made an impact as they've been seeing many who
have delayed in filing immigration applications because of their focus
on just getting the essentials. And then a sign that
that influx is indeed decreasing. The Albany Airport in which
was where the first busts of individuals came in the
middle of the night back Memorial Day of twenty twenty three,
no longer houses any migrants. Rather is back open to
the public complete.
Speaker 1: And then I'm sure that you guys have seen there
have been protests in a lot of these cities where
these illegals are like, we're not leaving. My god. It's
it's like, I feel like that would make it easier
for Tom Homan to like find them and round them up.
And it's like what they're like, going, we're not leaving. Yeah,
you are there. You are all in one place. Crazy.
Speaker 2: I can't just do like one of those like wide
cast fishing nets, right, there's a giant net and then
lie them away.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean they flew them in, we can fly out.
Does that sound cold and heartless?
Speaker 16: Sorry?
Speaker 2: I don't like people busting into the country, right, it's
I don't like people breaking the law and then acting
like they're entitled to things.
Speaker 1: When you broke the law. It's not a buffet man.
You don't get to pick and choose what laws you
get to break, not how it works, not how it works.
Speaker 2: And here's a Puerto Rican fellow. He's a citizen of
the United States, actually was born in Michigan, but he's
at Puerto Rican descent, and he has noticed a huge
change in New York City just since Trump's election went.
Speaker 25: Rump was announced the winner.
Speaker 7: When I tell you, our streets have been clean, our
train system have been clean of people, and like you
could walk in the sidewalks, like.
Speaker 26: I can't even explain to you the feeling of peace
that I feel in safety, Like it just feels so great,
Like thank you to other people that voted for.
Speaker 25: Trump, Like this needed to happen. And yes, I'm Puerto Rican.
I'm not against immigration, but when you come here so vandalized,
to steal, to rape, and then to laugh at the
taxpayer telling them to go to work so that you
could eat while you slay up in a five star
hotel for free.
Speaker 1: Right, Yeah, it's time.
Speaker 26: For you to go home.
Speaker 1: Amen, write men to him. That's right, he's got it down.
He has got it down.
Speaker 2: Now there's another perspective, and that is the psycholiberal hair
shaving septem piercing for be crazy.
Speaker 1: And they take a whole they're taking delight.
Speaker 2: I guess in the possibility that a mass deportation order
will result in more expensive lawn care.
Speaker 1: This is an actual thing. You got my god? Hashtag racist.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so here here is one of these crazy women
just relishing and the fact that we're going to pay
more for lawn care services because of this.
Speaker 27: Your lawn maintenance is about to skyrocket. Of workers in
the lawn maintenance industry, they come from Mexico, and whether
they're here legally or not, Steven Miller, who Trump's going
to put in charge of his nast deportation project, is
going to deport them. They're also going to deport people
who are naturalized citizens. If these are jobs that Americans
will not do, okay, American families are not letting their
young adults work in the lawn maintenance industry. These companies
may be owned by Americans, but their employees are from Mexico.
So not only will it be harder to find a company,
the prices are going to double and triple. And this
is going to affect a lot of other industries. It's
going to affect our food supply and the housing industry
because I don't know if you know this, but there's
not a lot of Americans lining up to haul cement
in and out of buildings, so good luck.
Speaker 1: We want to bet that that broad lives in a
gated can unity somewhere and like she's never worked a
day in her life. She's definitely never mowed alone. Uh definitely. Yeah. God,
I just these spoiled brat white liberal women.
Speaker 2: What is this nonsense about how he's going to deport
naturalized citizens or legal legal citizens? Legal people, If you
have proper documentation, you don't have to worry.
Speaker 1: This is freaking nonsense. Legal people. All the legal naturalized
citizens voted for this, Maybe not all, but a lot
of them. Did you know why, because they work their
ass off to get here, like your parents. You know,
your parents worked so hard to get to this country,
and they know what it means. They value that. I mean,
and it's a kick in the face to people like
your parents when these people just walked across the border
and they have it and they're like, here, give me
my free crap. Yeah, it's embarrassing. It's embarrassing to our
whole immigration system, and it's just I hate that for
people like your parents. Well, I can assure you that
they voted correctly. Yeah, I know.
Speaker 2: I know people are not fans of Van Jones, but
he is one of those people that does show some
what's the word.
Speaker 1: Humility. Yet he's having a he's having a moment.
Speaker 2: He's having a moment, and I love that he just
says the things like he's not trying to fight it.
He's not trying to suggest that things are fine, that
he's happy that everything, that.
Speaker 1: He's in resistance mode.
Speaker 2: No, he's just owning that this week sucked for Democrats.
And I kind of loved that they that they had
the sense of humor about it.
Speaker 23: Here it is the Democrats, What are you gonna do
for the next two years.
Speaker 1: To therapy.
Speaker 28: There's nothing.
Speaker 24: If you're a Democrat. All we can say is we
hope that Susie decides that he's gonna take a long vacation,
that they hire some terrible people and make some mistakes
to give us a chance. Right down, they had everything.
They got the Supreme Court, they got the Electoral College,
they got the House, they got probably, they got the Senate,
they got the populative vote, and we're just sitting here
with the dunce cap on last this time last week,
we thought we were the smartest people in the world.
We thought Donald Trump was an idiot, We thought his
campaign made no sense, and it turned out they were
smarter than us. And we don't have anything to say.
You know, I can sit here and pretend I know something.
Speaker 29: Here's what I know.
Speaker 24: Everybody I know is miserable. Everybody's on these zoom calls,
nobody's got any good ideas, and then we're it's gonna
take us a long time. I'm not good at coming
in here and faking it, pretending like no, we got wooked.
Speaker 1: Man, You're gonna go to the spa.
Speaker 23: You need it.
Speaker 16: You need it.
Speaker 19: You need a massage and a cucumb of water.
Speaker 3: And a cookie.
Speaker 1: All right, all right, I mean you gott it. It
props to him for admitting all that, right right, I
am that.
Speaker 2: And he posted that clip by the way, like he
tweeted that out and he was like, it's not been
a great week.
Speaker 1: It's it's a been a bad way for Democrats. A
lot of them are like just instead of looking inward,
I think he's kind of he just needs to eat
a red pill, just eat it, you know, and then
just have like he said, Scott Jenning's I think you
think at the end said something about eating a cookie,
you know, and it's like he just needs to eat
the red pill with the cookie and then just.
Speaker 2: Maybe they offer a red gummy. Maybe that needs to
be a thing, right because.
Speaker 1: I mean they really did think that they were smart.
That's like the whole thing that was the whole campaign
is we are so much better than you guys. You
guys are all uneducated losers, and they just pummeled us
with that for years and we were like, that's cute
that you think that it's weight and then our time
is coming, yeah, and it did. And Karma she she's.
Speaker 3: A bit.
Speaker 1: Right in the best way.
Speaker 2: Ever, the best possible way, you guys, remember the no
stre domis of an election predicting that doctor Alan Lichtman,
guy who has been able to predict elections using his
twelve keys, and he's like all geeked out about twelve
keys and whatever. So he up until the very end,
you know, he said Kamala was going to win this thing,
and I know because of the twelve keys. Obviously he
was wrong and his twelve keys didn't work. And so
now he's explaining that the reason that the keys failed
is because America sucks. Essentially, we couldn't have predicted how
awful we are. That's that's the reeling that the keys failed.
Speaker 1: If he was nostradamis he should have been able to
predict that this The guy is like, you might as
well just turn like do a stick with astrology or something,
you know, right, I mean, wouldn't come on, it's not buddy, Yeah,
it's just pathetic.
Speaker 2: But here he is trying to explain away his key.
Speaker 21: Because the keys depend upon a rational, pragmatic electorate deciding
based on governance, whether the incumbent party should get four
more years. And we've seen the explosion of some trends
that have existed before, but not to this extent. Disinformation.
You know, Elon musk Is, I don't know how many
hundreds of billions he has he has been the director
of misinformation. Two billion views of his spreading of disinformation
not just about the economy, but about immigrants, about minorities.
We've never seen disinformation at this scale. Next, we have
never seen to this scale the agitation of three trends
that have been very deeply embedded in American history. Misogyny, racism,
and xenophobia.
Speaker 1: You know, oh, yes, yes, that's that guy needs a
new rug.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, but I mean, dude, yes, no self already,
no self reflection, the twelve Keys. How could he have
predicted that the electorate would be so misogynistic and racist
and sexist and stupid?
Speaker 1: Shut it up, just shut up, so condescending.
Speaker 2: Joy Reid had some Yale psychology lady on her show
the other day to say, listen, there's a lot of
people that the holidays are coming up, and there's a
lot of people who voted correctly for Kamala who now
have to contend with people in their family who have
may may have done the unthinkable by voting for Donald Trump,
my cow, how are they to manage this crisis?
Speaker 1: And here was her answer.
Speaker 3: So I love that you asked this question because you
know there is a.
Speaker 22: Push I think, just a societal norm that if somebody
is your family, that they are entitled to your time.
Speaker 3: And I think the answer is absolutely hot.
Speaker 22: So if you are going into a situation where you
have family members, where you have close friends who you
know have voted in ways that are against you, like
what you said, against your livelihood, and it's completely fine
to not be around those people and to tell them why,
you know, to say I have a problem with the
way that you voted because it went against my very livelihood,
and I'm not going to be around you this holiday.
Speaker 3: I need to take some space for me.
Speaker 1: Okay, I listen. I not that I have experience with
this or anything, but like, you shouldn't cut your family
off because politics. I don't think you should cut your
family off because I personally don't think you should do
that because of politics. Now, if they're like, you know,
pathologically lying, gold digging narcissists, that you should you should
cut them off for that. I'm not speaking from personal experience,
but I have any personal experience with that or anything.
But I mean, like, you know, if they're talk, sure,
cut them off. But like for politics on we can
get along all it takes, can't wait, you know, And
usually it's the liberals that like cut the conservatives off first.
Speaker 2: If that's the liberals who will make it super personal, right,
I mean, it's one thing to just disagree and like
have political ideological discussions, but when you make it personal.
Speaker 1: Then you're giving then you're giving.
Speaker 2: Conservatives a reason to disconnect. So this is this is stupid.
Like what she's saying is if they voted for Trump,
they're voting against you personally.
Speaker 1: That's nonsense. It is It isn't like they're taking my
rights away? What rights? This is so duming, I know,
I know. Or you can just walk into Thanksgiving dinner
just wearing like all red, white and blue like a
maga hat. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Right now, some people, unlike van Jones, Van Jones is
doing the self reflection, there are other people who are
just not and they're doubling down on crazy. And some
of them are actually men, So men can be just
as weird as the crazy ladies out there. Here is
a perfect example.
Speaker 16: Ury.
Speaker 30: But the primary reason that Trump won wasn't because Joe
Biden got out of the race too late, or that
Democrats don't understand or ignore the working class. Like I've said,
the primary reason Kamala didn't win is that millions of
Americans were deceived by the Trump campaign, complicit Republicans, the
right wing media ecosystem, Elon Musk, and a gargantuan amount
of dark money, all supported by malleable algorithms. These devious
forces pretended that one the economy was better four years
ago when we were on the cusp of economic collapse. Two,
that Trump had no real responsibility for the COVID catastrophe,
Three that crime was up for that inflation hadn't been
brought down and was the fault of Democrats in the
first place. And five all of our problems stemmed from
poor immigrants in search of a better life. Plus a
transgender commercial proved incredibly effective in suggesting that Kamala was
someone she isn't. So, as democrats and pundits endlessly scrutinize
this election, I say that we and our beliefs aren't
the real problem. Instead, the number one issue is that
the American people were deceived by devious forces. Speling unending dishonesty.
Speaker 28: Do you agree?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, that guy is so creepy. And you
know he has a whole closet of high heels. You
know he does. You know, what are you gay? God?
He creeped me out. Yeah, he's super creepy.
Speaker 2: But also, I mean, this is the whole thing about how.
Speaker 1: We were deceived. Come on, and I'm so sick of
hearing about the ecosystem. I mean that was just it's like,
enough with your effing talking points. Like it's just a
textbook at this there's no originality with Democrats none. That's
why your top radio stucks. But you guys, it's like
you guys get like you get a word and then
you guys all run with it. Like that's why we
look at the lamestream media and you can play clips
from the lamestream media and you guys all say the
same damn thing. It's an ecosystem is the word of
the week, the right wing ecosystem. I'm a bobblehead. Oh
my god, it's just so stupid. Okay, it's just no,
we just all it's alternative media. People turn to alternative
media because the legacy media.
Speaker 2: Bo Yeah, and then he's trying to say that there's
all this dark money. Dude, just look at who's spent what, okay,
contributed to whom?
Speaker 1: I mean, come on, yes, he was just such a nonsense.
We can talk about dark money. We can talk about
all like the gajillions of dollars that George Soros has
pomped into the Democrats, Bill Gates, all that. I mean,
there are so many billionaires that have put And then
we showed you side by side the Democrat what Kamala spent,
what Trump spent. We spent far less, and we're a
side we're.
Speaker 2: Not to debt for the campaign after earning a billion
dollars in donation, I got dark money. Another problem with
the left, of course, is that there the women on
the left are so consumed by white guilt. If you
haven't seen Ami Racist yet, you can get a lot
of examples from that movie. But also just the this
is affecting them in a way that is so psychotic,
and so you're gonna see some crying. It's a little
bit of crying right here. But listen to what this
chick says about feeling guilty for crying.
Speaker 1: Even this is crazy.
Speaker 31: To know that my family, the people who raised me
voted for a rapist.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, it's so invalidating. But I'm white.
Speaker 3: I shouldn't.
Speaker 1: I should not be taking.
Speaker 31: Up space because right now.
Speaker 1: The people who, oh good.
Speaker 31: Have it much worse than I do.
Speaker 3: Are people.
Speaker 31: Who don't share the same kind of colors, which is
so like, why are we still judging people on that
race is a fucking social construct that white people created
to make themselves feel good about the dehumanization of other people.
Speaker 1: What the fuck, man, where do these people learn this garbage?
It's college, I mean, it's DEEI this is.
Speaker 2: The this is the whole thing about making you feel
like you don't you don't get to have feelings because
we're part of the patriarch and we've oppressed people of
color for so long, and it's all it's all bulshit.
Speaker 1: And also, and I would I would think some of
it starts in high school, you know, some of it
starts earlier than college, which is why dismantling the Department
of Education will be a fabulous thing, you know, that
will help, because I mean, this is just it's insanity.
And why why did these broads get on? They get on?
Came they cry on camera, Like, could you imagine setting
your phone up? It's hard for me even to do
Like when we do ads and stuff like that, it's
hard for me to even do that, like to set
up my camera and be like Hi, everybody, Hi, I'm
on camera. You know what I mean? I feel like
such a just a loser sometimes I do. I feel
like it's talking to the camera about myself. Like these
people do it all the time, every day, and they
want to show everybody every emotion that they have. Hi,
I'm taking a crap. I like everybody to see me
doing Like who what kind of generation is that where
they all do that and they're like I want to
see everybody or I want everybody to see me cry
on camera. It takes a different kind of human being
to do that. Yeah, I can't imagine. It isn't normal,
Like that's in that And like the setting up of
the camera and then sitting back and then crying for
people that you don't know is been build.
Speaker 2: Saying I wouldn't be taking up space as a white person.
The whole white supremacy thing is so crazy. Saw the
most interesting perspective about it that we just had to
share it so You're gonna see a man and I'll
show you the name of him at the end of
his video, because he's got a whole website that everybody
needs to go to.
Speaker 1: But he's an African.
Speaker 2: Man explaining white supremacy to some totally woke, brainwashed African
American woman who for the first time learns that whites
did not ever claim to be superior, but instead were
regarded as such because they introduced civilization itself to primitive
hunter gatherer ancestors. So don't listen to me about it.
Listen to this guy.
Speaker 4: You're saying black folks created that name white supremacy.
Speaker 29: That's correct from Africa, because we are just amazed by
the things they've done. Well, we describe him always by inventions,
that's all. They can command water from faraway through tubes
into their bedrooms. We can even fetch a bucket of
water from the next lake. You will be drowned. They
can put electricity, we never had one in Africa. They
have airplanes fly over us. It's amazing. Everything they've done
is the reason my people say these people are superior,
not because of slavery. They came to colonize us and
they brought things we have never seen before. They gave
a king a mirror and he was dancing and sold
these people away. They brought guns we have never seen
boom and killed somebody right away. You know what they
used to do in the Congo. They put dynamites in
the rocks and then they hide, they switch, and then
when they plenty their thing, I go boom and the
Congo list till today they call the white man kick
boom the sound of the dynamite and then they go
down and they go like this. If they're not superior,
why do you see every picture when the white men
arrive in Africa will bowing to them. We have never
seen a gun killer human being. We have never seen
a mirror. We have never seen a radio tune in
and somebody is speaking from England, the Queen's voice. So
for us, all these thing is this poem must be
really superior and close to God. They used to have
a joking God that when God said let's pray, the
white man opened his eyes, the black people were covering
his eyes. So the white men saw how God credited. Well,
that's why they are so good at what they do.
And I'm telling you these are folkloss from which we
grew up. If anyone told you that white people came
to Africa, to tell it, Estuputo, it's a lot. He
never said that.
Speaker 2: That is so interesting, right, yeah, brank Xanu is his name,
and she's got.
Speaker 1: A whole website just fascinating.
Speaker 2: I know, I thought that was so like, Wow, I
had not heard any of that, right, well.
Speaker 1: Of course she of course you haven't.
Speaker 2: Also, we've been enjoying this week a lot, and I
know all of you have as well. But there are
people of the crying variety who are very, very mad
at those of us who have been responding to their
crying videos. And so this chick, she's pissed off at
the commenters and wants us to know about it.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, I.
Speaker 32: Just want to say, I know this week has been
an incredibly difficult week for a lot of us. It's
been difficult. There's just no words, right, it's an understatement.
It's been a lot. What I came on here to say,
first and foremost is that if you are someone who
is online right now, commenting, reposting stories, or making fun
of the people who are sad this week, or belittling them,
mocking them, if that's something that you are actively doing
and finding joy in online right now, like.
Speaker 1: Truly, just the biggest of these.
Speaker 32: How dare you try to invalidate something that an entire group,
multiple groups of humans are going through right now, whether
they're feeling scared or helpless, any of those feelings the
human Would you laugh at another human when you see
that they're obviously struggling.
Speaker 1: Suck the biggest at dicks.
Speaker 32: And I don't mean I don't mean that.
Speaker 1: I don't mean that in a bad way, but suck
the biggest of ones. Listen, you called me a Nazi,
So how about you suck it, lady? How about I
turn it around and you suck it because that's I don't.
I don't feel bad at all. She called me a Nazi, deplorable,
garbage human, and then they tried to kill our president,
you know what I mean, Like they did everything that
they could to destroy that man. I don't feel bad,
not yet. Maybe next week, Maybe I'll feel bad next week.
I don't feel bad yet. You guys don't. I don't.
Here's your bad. I just don't. Here's your bag. You
can suck on that. I don't feel back yet.
Speaker 2: I feel like.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna like. I just am enjoying this way.
Speaker 2: Listen.
Speaker 1: I'll take it up with my creator. And should I
feel bad next week because this week I don't. Sorry,
I don't don't hija kids and hijawives.
Speaker 2: I probably should have said that earlier, because there's been
some language throughout the show. But this woman who I
look at as the mocking Jay of our side, Okay,
like I I feel so like, Yeah, I hear so
many talk.
Speaker 1: No, I don't know who.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: There's so many mocking Jays on our side. I don't know.
There are a lot about the mocking Js, but this one,
I don't know who she is.
Speaker 2: She's absolutely phenomenal in this clip, but she's pretty salty.
Speaker 1: Take a listen.
Speaker 33: Messages for the elites and the powers that beat. On
November fifth, you were sent a resounding message, and that
message was very simple. You don't get to wage a
culture war against the majority of Americans. You don't get
to choke us nearly to death with inflation. You don't
get to threaten parents in this country and use our
children as pawns. You don't get to stack the deck
in your favor using legislation. You don't get to flood
our country with fucking illegal immigrants, and you don't get
to use our military to fight your fucking rich man's wars.
You don't get to force us to choose between an
experimental vaccine and keeping our job. You don't get to
choose what is information and what is misinformation, And you
don't get to choose whether or not you want to
follow the Constitution of the United States of America. When
we said we are taking our fucking country back, we
meant it. So for any of you who are planning
some fuckery between now and January, I'd be really careful
because that tree of liberty is looking thirsty.
Speaker 1: That's right, guy. Absolutely love her. Yeah, I love her too, yeah,
uh huh looking would I would pick something up and
fight right alongside her. She's yeah, right there. I'd be
right there with you. I don't know who she is,
but whoever you are, I'm right there with you. That's amazing.
Speaker 2: Also, we've interviewed you guys have heard of King Randall?
Have you King Randall, because we've interviewed him on our show.
He has done amazing things in his own community with
young men and just helping them to become young men
from boyhood. Absolutely incredible kid in his own right. He's
like in his early twenties and he's already.
Speaker 1: Done so much.
Speaker 2: And he conducted a little social experiment because he's not
a political animal. He is just interested in making change
at the local level and has never really been all
that political. But he decided to do an experiment where
he posted a video on his social media saying I'm
voting for Kamala and then he also posted one later
that said I'm voting for Trump to see what the
comments would do. And here are the results of his experiment.
Speaker 8: I made two separate videos before the election. One of
the videos said I was going to vote for Kamala Harris.
The other video said I was going to vote for
Donald Trump. And I just wanted to see the mixed
reactions from people and how people would react because I
do a lot of work from my hometown, do a
lot of work for my community. I work with young boys,
and I never said who I was voting for. But
I made those two videos because I want to show
people how they are in reality. I made the Donald
Trump video and I made the Kamala Harris video. Under
the Kamala Harris video. You definitely had some Trump supporters like, well,
we understand that you may have a different opinion or whatever,
but we still support what you do. Maybe you'll wake
up one day, et cetera, et cetera. You know things
like that, It wouldn't nothing viow withn't no bad comments
or nothing. I met the Donald Trump video. I got
people to unfollowed me. I got people saying they can't
support nothing.
Speaker 1: I do no more.
Speaker 8: I got folks calling y'all types of names, et cetera,
et cetera. But what's crazy is all of the Kamala
Harris supporters have become what they accused Trump supporters of being.
When you say you support Donald Trump, y'all be ready
to kill them, y'all ready to hate to burn them
at the stake. You call them all types of names
and unfollow the me. You don't care what they're doing
for their community none. If you support Trump, if you,
I hate you so much, et cetera, et cetera. But
all the people under the posts, all the Trump supporters,
when I said I was gonna vote for comlum, it
was all love. Any Well, we still support what you're doing.
We still gonna donate. We still love the work, even
though you don't have the support Donald Trump, et cetera,
et cetera. So I've only received hate from the people
that called themselves the tolerance side, the side that's supposed
to be about love.
Speaker 1: Yeah, who's surprised, raise your hand? Not anybody surprised by this? No, yeah,
we could have called that. I like, I think I
know who he's I think I know who he voted for.
I kind of feel like I feel like I know
who he voted for.
Speaker 2: Feel like he was probably doing the right thing.
Speaker 1: I bet money on that. You know he wasn't.
Speaker 2: If he didn't, he really does amazing, is exactly That's
exactly how I feel too.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's still gonna support him totally. I think he's wrong,
but I absolutely would support him because he's amazing. Yeah,
switching gears.
Speaker 2: Yesterday was, of course Veterans Day, and so Joe Biden
gave an address at.
Speaker 1: I don't even were they at the White House.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure where they were where he gave his address.
Maybe it was at the White House. In any case,
much of his cabinet was in attendance, as was Kamala
and Doug Harris and of course Jill Biden. Jill Biden
was also there and they were seated like in the
little boxy thing to listen to Joe speak and people
there were so many articles I saw him all over
the place saying that Kamala and Jill were very, very
frosty to one another. And so we just have a
little video to kind of show that they were not
speaking at least in this.
Speaker 1: Look face, but Kamala's face scotchy, scotch, scotch. Jardonay, I
mean is themes they were at Arlington mock. I think
they were at Arlington. Yeah, okay, there's yeah, because there
was I mean, we watched a little bit of that yesterday.
But yeah, it was a lot of band playing and
arling like all the what I don't even know what
you call that. It's not festivities, I don't know what
you would call that. The pomp and the pomp and
circumstance at Arlington yesterday, but yeah, that's where they were. Yeah,
so apparently they more frosty. Yeah, and I just thought
that they sat them next to each other.
Speaker 2: I know, I don't know if that's just standard, like
if that's typical seating arrangement, but yes, yes awkward. Also
in order to prove that the rumors are not true
about her having to be committed to some sort of
insane asylum. Ella m Hoff, who I'm named for today,
just said had she how she released a new video
to show everyone she's all fine and well And she
apparently has a line now of socks.
Speaker 1: So in case, in case you.
Speaker 2: To look like Ella m Hoff and where her socks
here is?
Speaker 6: Uh?
Speaker 2: This is a visual only so if you're listening, you
can come back to the one twenty eight mark and
you can check out this amazing line of her thocks.
Speaker 1: Guys, who do Who doesn't want to have socks like
Ella m Hoff? The model? She's a model? You guys?
Is she wearing the socks? Say? I love me on them?
Who doesn't want that? I ask you? If I?
Speaker 2: If she I don't want she's a model?
Speaker 1: I am too. I could be a swimsuit Well I
should be on the cover of Sports Illustrated if she
is in fact a model. This is ridiculous.
Speaker 10: I know.
Speaker 2: I just don't understand how she's become such an icon
of fashion when she it makes no sense, looks homeless,
exactly iculous.
Speaker 1: Exactly.
Speaker 2: And here's something super interesting that has nothing to do
with anything, but I thought it was super super interesting,
and that is Patrick bet David talking to people about
how his studio had to be prepared in order to
have Trump come and do an interview with him. So
it's all about like what does Secret Service do? Like
how do they get ready? And I didn't know any
of this stuff and the extent to which Secret Service
has to really get involved with studio and the production
and all of it super interesting.
Speaker 1: I thought you guys might like this too.
Speaker 3: Up on the podcast.
Speaker 14: I want to know what was that like behind the curtain,
What was it like when he came through the office.
Speaker 3: How was the off camera?
Speaker 28: So great question. So first of all, five days before
the interview, Secret Service came to our office every whoy
to say you need to move this, you need to
move that, We need to build this that can be here.
Employee second floor need to be gone. So we had
to move one hundred percent of our second floor. We
have around forty or fifty employees. Everybody had to leave
because they had to know one hundred or they can stay.
And everyone needs to give their ID to find out
what their background is. So we asked second floor to leave.
Everybody's like, what's going on. People thought there was a
termite issue because there was a tent, So why is
the tent here? Vinnie's like, I think there's termites in
this building and that's what's going on. So we couldn't
throw everybody off. Saturday. Sunday they came back. And then
on Monday when they came to to two fire trucks,
two ambulance, one fire truck, two helicopters, forty cars outside.
My wife brought the kids to meet the president, and
Secret Service comes and says, man, we know who you are.
You have to go park across the street for now
because the president just showed up. Maybe in about ten minutes,
you can come back here. Super protective. In the back,
in our control room, there's like five six hundred buttons
to press. They come in and they say, we can't
do this interview unless if we press every button. And
so imagine you're working the control room and they're going boom, boom, boom,
just like a kid in an elevator. Right, they're pressing
everything switch, switch, which okay, great, So now our people
have to come back and let's get everything back in control,
what it was like to get it back in its place,
and then once they showed up, the team was phenomenal.
A lot of the folks watched the podcast, so it
was friendly. I pull up on my Porsche and I
see German shepherd jumps in my car. Hey, sir, you
got to get out boom looking everything that's going under
the car. Open this, open that, ev to the t
snipers on top of the building. And then we sat
down and we had the conversation. And then obviously an
hour and a half later, people are downstairs lined up
to want to take pictures. Only the people that were proved.
The entire city was shut down. Everybody on Oakland Park's
Facebook page are like, there is something going on at
Value Tayment. They're under attack, something's going on, something, there
may be the shooting. And they're like, no, the president.
Speaker 1: Isn't that amazing? Amazing? I do find it funny that
he's like, I pulled up in my Porsche. I mean,
he could have just said I pulled up in my car,
you know what, right.
Speaker 2: I thought I picked up on that, especially because he
mispronounced it, I pulled up in my porch.
Speaker 1: If you're gonna own one, say it right, Porsche? Yeah? Yeah, okay,
it's Pat Patrick bed David. People were saying, here is that?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yes, so that is some hullabaloo that it takes
to have the president on your show.
Speaker 1: I would be like I pulled up in my used truck.
That would be me, with like dogs and all sorts
of hair in the back. That would be me. It's
so glamorous, you guys. It's so glamorous what we do
on the show. We like to lead glamorous life. Glamorous life.
Speaker 2: Yeah, speaking of glamour, can we just take a moment
and be in awe together of Jacqueline Smith being almost
eighty's ridiculous.
Speaker 1: And looking like this, How does she do that? I don't.
I'm gonna say the same thing about Martha Stewart. She
looks amazing. For she's like, I think she's like eighty
years old. She's close to it. If she's not already eighty,
she looks I think she's older than she's older than eighty,
you guys, she looks amazing too. I just watched her
documentary and I have a newfound respect. Eighty three.
Speaker 2: She's eighty three, she's eighty three.
Speaker 1: Get Out. I just watched her documentary on Netflix, you guys,
and I know people, some people don't like her, but
I kind of have a new found respect for her.
And and you know what, James Comy is the one
that put her away, and you know how much I
hate James Comy. So now I'm I'm on Martha's side.
I'm on team Martha, just saying really, yeah, I'm on
team Martha.
Speaker 3: I don't have.
Speaker 2: Enough interest in her to watch it.
Speaker 1: You really should. You should watch it because you know,
what does she end up?
Speaker 2: Because I keep seeing the clip floating around where she's like,
if your husband cheats on you, you just leave him instantaneously.
And the guy's like, didn't you cheat on your husband?
She was like, yeah, but that didn't.
Speaker 3: Mean she did.
Speaker 1: She had like an affair with some Irish guy she
just talks about nonchalantly. But her yeah, her husband, you know,
I guess her husband had affairs or something. Yeah, it was.
She's had some so that's different. I don't I don't
get to know she's had some bad she's had some relationships,
you know, and listen, she's older, she can look back
and you know, retrospect and talk about her life. But
she was the first woman like American self made billionaire basically,
and then the government was like, yeah, we don't like that.
I mean, that's kind of the I mean that you
look at that, and James coming who he was like, yeah,
I like that. Let's go ahead and destroy her. Let's
make it. Let's make an example out of her with
all the insider trading stuff, which listen, maybe she did that,
but look at all the other people in congressome stuff
that do that. Oh my god, And that's what really
pisses me off about that whole thing. It's like, let's
make an example of Martha Stewart and then not put
all these other people in jail, Like, come on, I
just get I get a little peeed. And she lost
a billion dollars and she was self made. She was
self made, and I respect people who do that. I
respect people who are in the private private sector who
build businesses who are self made. And that's precisely what
she was.
Speaker 2: So yeah, okay, we have a lot of people to
think from yesterday. We'll start with yesterday's and then we'll
get through locals.
Speaker 1: And Venmo and then I'm gonna have you do it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Okay, well, let's start yesterday, because when we had
all of our sound issues, there were so many, and
I went back and I grabbed them so that we
can make sure to recognize everybody from yesterday. Sherry Vieira said,
Happy Veterans Day and happy fifty sixth.
Speaker 1: Birthday to me. Love you chicks.
Speaker 2: Laura Schumacher said, my thirty year old daughter, who is gay,
told my twenty seven year old son that since he
voted for Trump, she no longer feels safe around my
God and is going to check with her therapist to
see if she should block all of us.
Speaker 1: You got to be kidding me. Come on, I'm sorry, Laura,
that's insane, ridiculous.
Speaker 2: Alexander said, they work for us, yet they hate us,
So your political affiliation shouldn't matter.
Speaker 1: When you're in trouble.
Speaker 2: I'm glad God is taking the trash out for us.
We also had Andrew Huff who said the ultimate trump
baller move when he assumes office and takes it from
the left, expands the Supreme Court justices and adds more
conservative justices and bring in term limits for yes.
Speaker 1: I mean, can you imagine it'll be amazing?
Speaker 2: Kim Lambert said, Kamala is a prosecutor, not a judge.
She's not even qualified to be a justice.
Speaker 1: Are you kidding me? Love you chicks.
Speaker 2: Paula Johnson said, talk about lowering the bar Kamala on
Supreme Court. I thought you had to be able to think,
know the constitution and be our taking true.
Speaker 1: Let's see.
Speaker 2: Lady Louke said, I do wish they would look up
the definition of fascism.
Speaker 1: They don't even know what it means.
Speaker 2: Alexander said the audio is very gargle, and the videos
and headlines are blurry, but your profiles aren't blurred.
Speaker 1: I know yesterday it was bizarre.
Speaker 2: Wendy said, I'm convinced the view pays their audience.
Speaker 1: It's getting smaller and smaller, if you've ever noticed.
Speaker 2: Douchelli said, this makes my fake poo tang hurt.
Speaker 1: I don't know what that was. That was yesterday.
Speaker 2: Raymond Cromlelly said, eleven eleven eleven celebrate men and women
of valor. Doushelli has said, dem hoose are expensive. Bro
Ian wellsby Junior, thank you very much for that super
sticker from the ballpit crew. Nol hypothesis says mock thinks
she's ron Pope. Is that how you say it? Pope?
She can make any sponsor product sound like you just
have to have I hope though you do have to
have them.
Speaker 1: You do have to have all of them.
Speaker 2: Heather Sella said, So men and women whose wife or
girlfriend is wearing a blue bracelet should be wary of
their drinks. Maybe COTR should be wearing red bracelets to
let uh significant other, no, we are safe.
Speaker 1: And then I think, oh that was it?
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, so then we got and then no, no,
no it's not it's let me just get through Venmo
and locals and then I'll tell you. Heather Hunt said,
this was today, said Doucy for Press secretary.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he'd be a good one. He'd be good. Peter
Deucy for Press Secretary. I don't know if he'd be
the best, but he would. He's a good contender. Interesting.
I like that.
Speaker 2: Marilyn Ayr said, good morning, beautiful chicks. Milania should go
to tea with Jill but channel Beth Dutton. Grab a
glass of whiskey, take a sip, throw it up against
the wall and say, get the hell out of my house.
Speaker 1: Wouldn't that be glorious? She would do that, but that
would be awesome. Yes.
Speaker 2: Nieman sixty four said, I received a handwritten note from
Tyler at Cozy Earth two. I received a forty percent
discount to share with family and friends. The towels from
Cozy Earth are amazing. I should cool, Osuki said. On
my way home from my visit to my daughter, a
man asked me what I thought of Trump. I said,
what do you think of Trump?
Speaker 1: He said no.
Speaker 2: I replied, we can disagree and not be enemies, and
he agreed.
Speaker 1: Well, that's nice, yeah, very nice.
Speaker 2: Click Aholic ten oh seven said, the snake is a leftist.
Speaker 1: The cow is a Republican. The cow says, come over
to my side, and the snake was like, I don't
know what to do with that. That's right, all right now? Okay,
So Leah said, doctor one hit a drone. Oh drone
sorry sorry, drone hit a kindergarten outside of Haifa. Today,
No one hurt, children, unharmed. God is great, still here
love the chick fans take my money down, Carrott. If
I'm pronouncing that right, let these are now megaphobics irrationally afraid.
Amen to that, Leah, Ben and Casa, good morning, but
the co defense for my dogs. Thank you, Leah, thank you.
The Great Gatsby new glitch display of posts is pixelized. Yeah,
that's a glitch. We're going to talk about that to
day after the show. M Rinken. I wonder how the
unemployment rates will shake out once the federal employees hit
the job market. Yeah, well, once we get the illegals
out of here, and then, you know, I think everything
will just sort of work itself out. You know, Andrea Viola,
how you solve MSM is make propaganda treason?
Speaker 2: And then Giles, No, you can't do that. Propaganda is
still a First Amendment right?
Speaker 1: True? I mean, I'm sorry, but it is, right, is it? Giles?
We we decided it was Giles Chester Giles AOC is
authentically ineffective, true, Dragon Stalin one thousand and one. Daisy
nameplate change in coming, the Honorable Abuela Daisy well at fit.
But that's a good one, Marcus Drake. Can I get
some ranch dressing for that word salad? Yes, Connie Kennel
or Canal. We were not deceived by DJT. We need
real change, yes, Yila Larson, Good morning chick Nation. Heading
out for a quick vacation. I always go to the
happiest place on earth for my birthday. Wishing you all
a great week. I'm assuming that's Disney, yes, because there's
there's years in her profile picture. Oh, Aaron Powers, I'm
a Daisy. Totally new level of respect for Martha Stewart
after watching that documentary. That woman is the definition of
bad bitch. Worth watching it really is. It's a good documentary. Yeah,
I just I like her now. Jose Rodriguez Morning from Texas. Y'all. Hey, Daisy,
here's some abuela money. Take it. I love it, and
I think that's right. I think we got everybody covered.
Thanks every body. Guys, we're gonna bring it in. Were
bringing it in, bringing it Okay, Tuesday, you guys are
heading in that. We're creaming into Wednesday. You guys have
a fabulous Tuesday, really really wonderful Tuesday, best one of
your lives.
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