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This is a good thing, you guys. Coming up on
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really weird. It's weird, Jake Okay, Kamala has a new
thing she says over and over and over again. Tim
Wats goes on the View and Kamala is on tour
with Liz Cheney. Surprise, all that and so so so
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Speaker 4: Looks like we already have a couple thank yous to
give out. Osuki says, good morning, it's eleven thirty am.
Here I'm visiting my daughter and sister in law and
Sheffield for three weeks. Finding there are many Brits who
are in favor of Trump. Being elected because they know
it means the world having the opportunity to return to normal.
If anyone says Trump has no supporters in the UK,
tell them they're wrong. Of course there are socialists too.
One of them is Angie's father in law. Not everyone
is perfect, he says, yeah, And then Mary Lowden says,
going in for knee replacement surgery tomorrow. I appreciate everyone's prayers.
I look forward to your show each day. Thank you
for all you do, thank you, thank you for that.
And then yesterday, okay, I had to do a thing.
But yesterday there was somebody from the ballpit crew who
said I just choked on my eggs at the Ballerino
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there are people watching today who didn't see it yesterday?
So I thought we should probably show it again, and
then we should also say why are you gay?
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Why are you gay? I will never tire of that,
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Oh my god. And then from Carrie Jane.
Speaker 4: As she said late comment to Monday's show, the left
problem with Donald Trump is that he doesn't stop. He
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Speaker 5: They just want him to go away. God bless America.
Speaker 1: True, very absolutely, positively right.
Speaker 4: Leah said, I voted for Nashua, New Hampshire and sent
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a lot yesterday about the McDonald's hullabaloo with Donald Trump
being there. A Newsweek is so ridiculous. They put out
a statement or an article saying rumors have been circulating
on social media that former President Donald Trump's visit to
the popular fast food chain was staged, and oh my god, really, like,
do people think he actually got a part time job there?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 1: He really needs it. He needs that part time job.
Oh my god, what in the world? Yeah, uh huh,
so ridiculous.
Speaker 4: So Mary Catherine Ham was like, I'm gonna have to
spend some time contemplating the possibility that this was not
a completely organic event featuring a former president taking a
side gig at a Pennsylvania McDonald's while he's running for president.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Meanwhile, everything that the Kamala campaign does is orchestrated, including
their town halls. We'll get to that exactly. I just cannot.
Speaker 4: I mean no, no, does nobody remember Kamala going into
Permanti's and like removing all the actual patrons so she
could replace them with supporters.
Speaker 1: I mean, hello, yeah, she can't talk to ready, she
can't talk to real people, and.
Speaker 4: Does anybody actually think she's eating the doritos that she
picks up in the convenience stations. I mean, come on,
everything about campaigns a stage is just that Donald Trump
is way better at it than Kamala That's all there.
Speaker 1: Is to it.
Speaker 4: And so there have been a lot of memes, as
you might expect, out of this incident. One of them
is this Trump indicted for allegedly serving with Donald's customer
seventh nugget in a six piece order.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. Not only that, but listen, the guy
was shot. Right, of course they have to go in
there and they have to orchestrate stuff because he was
shot in the head. There's a couple things they have
to do for security. Hello, hello, my god. Newsweek was
not content to just leave it there, though.
Speaker 4: They all did a piece about an inspection report for
that specific McDonald cited employees not having their hands clean
and properly.
Speaker 1: Watch got to be kidding me with this.
Speaker 4: They cannot take how successful they can't know of a
whole thing this was. And Ben Shapiro totally making fun
great idea. Media definitely attack the small business that hosted
Trump and destroy it over politics.
Speaker 5: Just absolute jackasses.
Speaker 1: These people are. They are insufferable. It's just amazing, absolutely amazing.
Speaker 4: But some people get it, and some people surprisingly get it,
including Chunk Yogurt, who said some in the press called
Trump's McDonald's photo op bizarre. This is how you lose credibility.
That was a home run photo op. He looked like
a real person connecting with the average American. And if
you can't see that, you are totally blind.
Speaker 1: Well, if you can't see that, you are like an elitist.
You're one of those jack holes, like a celebrity that
is aligning with Kamala And that's what they are. They're
the party of the elitists, and we are the party
of the working class Americans. And they want to act
like they're still like the Democrats are we're the working No,
you're not. You're not. You're the party of the rich,
elitist jack holes and we're not so eat that. But
I mean, good for Chunk, you know that way we're
actually admitting that out loud like that was a shocker.
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yesterday when she was getting off of her plane, probably
to go on tour with Liz Cheney. She was asked again, hey,
did you work at McDonald's And here is that video?
Speaker 8: She was ridiculous.
Speaker 5: Take it from her, you guys, right, she's lying.
Speaker 1: He's totally lying. You know, she can prove that all
she has to do is just like dig up some
W two's and she has access to that stuff because
I feel like the I R. S. Is in cahoots
with her.
Speaker 4: And she probably wouldn't even have to pay the fee
for digging up in an old nineteen eighties record.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well we would pull yeah, if they it required that,
we all would pay that. You know, you're welcome, Kamala, Right, Yeah,
that's all she need to do is just pull that.
So why doesn't she do that? Why doesn't she do an?
Speaker 4: If she called the irs, they would be more than
happy to accommodate what I.
Speaker 1: Feel like that would be the case. So just do it?
I mean, why not? Why wouldn't you do that? I mean,
they can just send you a copy of that like today,
they'd probably like rush. That wouldn't even take a lot
of bureaucratic red tape. They would just find that today.
Speaker 4: You know, I think they'd be all right about finding out.
Jade Vance pointing out kind of the same exact thing We.
Speaker 9: Find weird about this is that Kamala Harris has been
able to produce no evidence that she worked at McDonald's,
and she didn't even talk about it until twenty nineteen,
during I believe, her first run for the United States Senate.
So I don't know what's ultimately true here, but it's
interesting where the media try to nitpick and micromanage every
single thing that me or Donald Trump has said, and
yet they just buy into this narrative from Kamala Harris
that she invented five six years ago. Why don't they
just do some journalism. Maybe it's true, maybe it isn't,
But I know, I don't trust the media's lack of
curiosity about this issue when they're so curious and nitpicking
everything else that the Republican candidates do, and the fact
that these people are accusing him of a stage managed thing.
Of course, the president has to have security because there
have been two attempts on his life in the last
eight weeks. He can't just walk into a McDonald's and
you sign a W nine and actually go on the payroll.
That's just not how this works, especially given the security
threats on his life. But look, he was interacting with people.
He was talking to the employees, he was giving people food,
and he was just being I think what he does best,
which is just being among the people talking to them
about what they care about. He showed I think, genuine
interest in the employees and their lives and where they
came from and what they were actually doing in their job.
And that's something you can't stage and you can't fake.
That is just the genuine person that Donald Trump is
and it's why I think a lot of working people,
even though of course he's a successful real estate billionaire.
Have this emotional connection to Donald Trump. You can't make
up that kind of connection, Unfortunately, Kamala Harris has tried
and failed. And I think it's why your campaign is
flailing a little bit right now, is because she goes
into sheets and does four takes of her buying Dorito's.
Donald Trump just goes into McDonald's and he is who
he is and people love him.
Speaker 1: He is one hundred percent correct, spot on and listen.
Journalists are too busy focusing on Arnold Palmer's penis, as
we will see shortly. I mean, it's just it's so true.
Speaker 4: Kamla just can't pull off the retail politicking that Donald
Trump does so well, and she hates it because she's
a phony.
Speaker 1: Can't take it. She's a puppet. You cannot. You can't
put a puppet in situations like that and let them go.
You can't because there's nothing genuine about her, nothing, because
they've created her out of thin air. Basically, she's so
bony and he's not. And that's why people on the
left hate him is because he is who he is
and he's never been bony. He is as real as
you can.
Speaker 4: Get Amazingly, CNN had some folks on their one of
their panels that actually praised this whole McDonald's thing.
Speaker 10: When I first saw that image of Trump kind of
hanging out the drive through window, a part of me thought, wow,
is that real. I never thought he would do something
like that. The Trump that we saw in nineteen ninety nine,
and that old ad is the one that was much
more familiar to me, Like, look, we're gonna run this town,
right like someone who owns the McDonald's on someone who
works in one.
Speaker 1: I mean, clearly they have.
Speaker 10: A strategy to try to appeal to working class voters,
try to, you know, twist the knife on Harris.
Speaker 1: But I still found these images to be jarring.
Speaker 11: Well, part of what you striking about them he is
not trying to not be Donald Trump like some politicians
go and they try to dress up as somebody they're not.
Speaker 1: He's still got a.
Speaker 11: Red high, he's still got he's still so clearly himself.
And I think this was an unbelievably smart move because
one thing that has differentiated Donald Trump from other really
wealthy politicians is that he has never been seen as
the aloof the billionaire who had never deigned to hang
out with the commoners, like he has always sort of
portrayed himself as I'm the rich guy who doesn't.
Speaker 12: Really like the other rich guys.
Speaker 11: I'm one of you, and this is part of this.
Speaker 12: I think this was insanely smart.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because the other rich guy suck. Yeah, I mean
except for Elon. Right, it's like, this is the thing.
I bet that the fact that that chick was like,
it's so, is she okay? Needs to check on her?
She all right? Like walking around in life? Oh my god,
it's so jarring to see those images, really jarring. I mean,
you have problems exactly.
Speaker 4: I think it was yesterday that we showed The New
York Times had this headline about this whole thing, saying,
you know, it's Trump and his team insists that, and
McDonald's itself insists that Kamala they don't have record of
her working there, but Kamala and her team say that
she did so obviously there's our fact check.
Speaker 1: Whatever Kamala says, goes and Scott.
Speaker 4: Jennings had the perfect response to their entire piece about this.
Speaker 1: He was like Harris and his speech.
Speaker 4: Lest we claim that Trump personally wrote bound into a book,
and distributed Project twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: So f off.
Speaker 4: Because they're basically saying Trump has no business, basically challenging
these claims.
Speaker 1: Yeah he does have all the business. Yeah he does.
We all do, We all have business. Provides proof? This
is not hard. This is not hard, especially for the
vice president. No, no, not hard at all. And you
haven't provided any proof. So I don't believe you. You
lie about everything. I don't believe a word you say, lady.
Speaker 4: And then, uh, this meme absolutely corracked me up. So
someone dug out a picture of Christine Blasi Ford and so,
my gosh, she recalls Kamala working at McDonald saying, quote,
it was sometime around the nineteen eighties and somewhere around.
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edits to their sixty minutes interview with Kamala saying that
they did it for like timeliness or something. And basically
they basically said, yeah, we did it, but like it's
really fine and here's why. Utterly unacceptable, and so there's
a lot of chitter chatter about that.
Speaker 5: They There was a tweet from I think it was
Byron York who.
Speaker 4: Said they've just announced they are not going to release
the transcript. The interview apparently took forty five minutes. We
only saw twenty.
Speaker 1: One of the those minutes.
Speaker 4: Shocker are hiding a lot. Okay, they're totally covering for her. Yeah,
they are absolutely covering for her. And Trump teeted about
this yesterday as well because he just has had it.
Speaker 1: Please read when will CBS release their transcript of the
fraudulent interview with Comrade Kamala Harris. They changed her answer
in order to make Kamala look intelligent rather than dumb
as a rock. This may be the biggest scandal in
broadcast history. CBS must get the transcript out now. Litigation
has already started. Harris wasn't able to put two sentences together,
so they completely removed her answer and put in another one.
The public has a right to know what has changed
to say, this totally unfit presidential candidate from our country's voters.
She is a threat to democracy. That's true. All of
it's true. Yeah, with the litigation thing, this is really interesting.
So they're trying to get the transcript released. It probably
it won't be until probably after the election, if at all.
Speaker 4: But this is why would she mean unless they're hiding something.
They are hiding exactly would be jumping to say, here
is how great she sounded?
Speaker 1: Right? Because they're a propaganda arm of the Democrat Party,
which is listen, this is why Donald Trump wants to
He doesn't want to go on sixty minutes and these
shows because he knows that's exactly. They're a big they're
huge propit. They're the CCP you know what I mean, Yeah,
that's what they are now, So screw them. And when
people are like he's scared, he's not scared. He's trying
to make a point and I totally I agree with
him one hundred percent on that.
Speaker 4: Guy Benson also talked about this on I believe it
was Fox.
Speaker 1: Here here is Guy.
Speaker 13: I don't understand this. This is absolutely baffling. We're two
weeks on from this. What we saw in the clip
versus what aired, they were different. And if CBS is
going to finally put out a statement or sixty minutes
put out a statement about this, the entire statement should
be thank you for your concern, here's the full transcript,
and then copy paste. Why are they not just putting
the transcript out and let everyone everyone judge for themselves.
I don't think that there's something disastrous lurking in the
transcript that they're hiding on purpose. I don't think that's true.
But the more they do things like this, the more I.
Speaker 1: Wonder, well, I mean, the more you should wonder. Everybody
in America should be like, we know exactly what you're doing.
This is what communist countries do. They manipulate the news.
They manipulate information and then put it out to the masses.
I mean, shame on sixty minutes, shame on CBS. Well,
and I remember when I watched it live.
Speaker 4: I was super irritated a lot because they would ask
her a question, she would start to answer it, and
then they would do voiceovers on top of her answering
the questions, and I was like, freaking, let the woman talk. Look,
I want to hear what she says. I don't need
your interpretation of it over the talking. And it just
again that made me wonder the whole time, why are
you covering up what she is saying. Just let us
hear her because we know she's going to sound like
an idiot.
Speaker 1: Let's just they were propaganda explaining her exactly exactly.
Speaker 4: And Howie Kurtz, who is not a conservative by any stretch,
also found this to be utterly unacceptable.
Speaker 14: This is a pathetic response by sixteen minutes after a
week of silence. It basically says, yeah, we did it,
so what. And you know they talk about making Kamala
Harris to sound more succinct, in other words, making her
look better by switching up the answers. As you just
saw you can't have a different part of an answer
to the same questions blatantly unethical. And if someone on
my staff did that, they'd be looking for.
Speaker 15: A new job.
Speaker 14: The simplest thing would be to post the transcript. And
if they thought that this was going to exonerate them,
they would post a transcript. I think they're hiding something
and they're.
Speaker 1: Afraid to do that. And the more they do it,
the more they hide stuff, the more the guiltier they look, exactly.
So it's just it's dumb, It really is. Makes them
look stupid, It makes them look you know, legitimate. Yeah,
and we're all looking at sixty minutes going okay, well,
you guys aren't serious anymore. Remember when you used to
be a serious show and people and you were respected.
You suck. Now you're just a propaganda arm and you
suck and nobody wants to be on your show anymore.
So go blow.
Speaker 4: And they know this, They know that the trust in
them is at an all time low, right, So why
do they continue to do things that make people trust
them less? I will never understand that level of masochism. Yeah,
just makes no sense to me. But this is what
they do. And Newsweek I know, we've hit on them
hard already a lot in the show.
Speaker 1: They did it again, you guys.
Speaker 4: So Donald Trump retweeted an AI picture of himself looking
like a Steelers football player wearing a number forty seven jersey.
Obviously he's not a Steelers player.
Speaker 16: Okay, really, but Newsweek wants to make sure my know it.
So he did a whole piece saying Trump appears to
post fake image of himself as a star and I can't, Like,
I can't, what deal.
Speaker 1: I have so many words I want to call these people,
and I can't do it out loud. I can't. I
can't say the words. Wait, what world? You don't you
don't need to say that. We that it's fake. We
get it, Like we're not morons. Okay, oh my god.
But they are for doing that, you know. They are.
The people who work there are Yeah, they are that
and so many other words that I can't say on
the show.
Speaker 12: I mean.
Speaker 1: I could, but then there would be a lot of
people would probably unfollow us. You would have to hide
all the kids, and I'd have You'd have to hide
every kid, every wife, and every dog because they like, yeah, wow,
I know it's crazy.
Speaker 4: Speaking of hiding, your kids and hiding your wives. The
story that we told you yesterday about Trump making the
joke about the.
Speaker 5: Size of Arnold Palmer's manhood.
Speaker 4: We talked a lot about that yesterday because people are
acting as though it is the most egregious, vulgar joke
that has ever been told in the history of the world.
It just is coming from the people that had who
was it like that? Nicki minas Chik opened for a
Kamala rally not she.
Speaker 1: Twurs ago remember the transgender on the White House lawn
with the exposed boobs, You guys, am I the only
person that remembers that. And they were like, I remember.
Jill was like, we're bringing dignity back to the White House, right,
and now they're clutching their pearls. Oh my god, it's
so he made a passing joke about Arnold Palmer's like
junk in a campaign. I can't with these people like
shut up, I know, with your standards and your morals,
get over yourself.
Speaker 4: Snake Tapper in particular, cannot let let this go. So
we showed you the clip yesterday of Mike Johnson making
fun of him for it, saying you really like this
story and Jake's like, no, but he said it, and
so like we have to talk about it.
Speaker 5: And Mike was like, we really don't, but you get
doing it.
Speaker 8: I know it.
Speaker 1: Jake is like, I don't want to talk about it,
then don't, but he maybe don't stop.
Speaker 4: He cannot stop, you, guys, He's still He's gathering together
panels on his show to continue talking about this. Here
is what he Here's a question that he posed to
his panel yesterday has.
Speaker 15: Any impact and obviously not on his base. They love him,
they think he's entertaining, they love how he talks like
a real guy, et cetera, et cetera. Well, let's just
take the Arnold Palmer anecdote that he told yesterday about
is the kind of cowboy seeing Arnold Palmer and people
seeing Arnold Palmer naked in the shower and being impressed. Now,
I've never heard anything like that. I'm not offended. I
don't care, but I do wonder are how many voters
does that get you? Of the people that are in
this undecided pool.
Speaker 1: I'm going to vote for him. I don't know about you, guys.
I love you, don't okay, I love Chris's coming is
Palmer Pecker. Okay, so listen, can you imagine getting a
call from was it was that CNN? He worked for CNN.
I forget because they all suck. Okay, So getting a
call and being like, hey, listen, we're doing a panel
today on Palmer's Pecker. You want to you want to
be on the you in and like the guy in
the cowboy hat is like, you know, he's like playing
a role. He's like, I'm a cowboy. Really, I'm a cowboy. Yeah, yeah,
I'd love to talk about Palmer's dick. Let's do that.
I'm totally I'm a serious, serious journalist. I'm going to
totally be on this panel to talk about the Palmer
Pecker panel. That's gonna be in the Palmer Pecker panel.
Everybody say that pashtag Palmer Pecker panel. That's what That's
what I and that I put that on my resume,
did you?
Speaker 4: Jake saying I've never heard such a thing ever, and
that is the worst of most thing Jake Tabber's ever
ever heard.
Speaker 1: It's the worst thing ever. God bless him, It's awful.
Is he okay? Again, we need to check on him.
Man needs to check on him now. Is he okay.
Is he all right? Clearly not okay.
Speaker 4: And he's not the only one at CNN, because Abby
Phillip also had an entire panel discussed this, but not
before he actually reached out to Arnold Palmer's daughter to
have her way in on this issue, and of course
it was as you expect.
Speaker 1: She's clutching her pearls as well.
Speaker 17: Joy is Arnold Palmer's daughter? Peg Palmer? Where's Peg? When
you hear that? What goes through your mind?
Speaker 18: It is not a dig talk about my phone, particularly
in his hometown at an airport named in his honor.
Speaker 5: And I can't do.
Speaker 18: Anything about what people say are jokes that people have
made the years, you know, and they can say it's
all in good fun. But to have that be something
that in twenty twenty four is out there in the
year what do we do about who my father was?
Is a little hard to be comfortable with.
Speaker 17: And it's coming from a former president of the United States,
someone who was running to be president again. Has anyone
reached out to you Donald Trump or his campaign after he.
Speaker 1: Came What are we doing? What is happening? Oh my god?
Speaker 18: They probably come a long line of people to reach
out to because it's his. It seems to be something
he does. Again, he can say it's locker room talk.
It's something that seems to be he seems to think
is acceptable in my father's world. It wouldn't be exceptionable.
Speaker 1: Listen, we're also we're going to gather the Peg Palmer
Pecker panel.
Speaker 18: So.
Speaker 1: Get that lined up. We're going to get that lined
up today because that's what's going to be happening today.
You guys, wait for it, the Peg Palmer Pecker panel.
Say that eighteen times fast. I dare you, it's really early.
Oh what has happened. I don't know. I don't know
what this is our world. I can't this is everybody's stupid.
Speaker 4: And then and then There'smmings, who absolutely made this so better,
like he made this story my favorite story of that.
Speaker 1: Thank god, somebody needs to.
Speaker 4: But even when he tries to joke about it, then
he gets blasted by the Palmer Pecker panel on CNN,
which is so ridiculous, Like now you can't make just
the mildest of jokes are off limits.
Speaker 1: Now, nothing funny, morons. Now, listen to Scott. I love
him so much.
Speaker 17: All Right, we're back at the table. Who wants to
take the U I want nothing, you know what.
Speaker 19: First of all, Arnold Palmer's daughter seems like a lovely
person and very nice.
Speaker 1: I have to tell you though, as someone who's often
the target of this kind of vicious speculation, I was outrage.
Come on, it's a joke. It's a total joked.
Speaker 19: And let me just ask you one question, if you're god,
where was the offense at the Democrat convention when former
President Barack Obama himself at the podium made his own
junk joke at the pote I didn't hear anybody who
about that.
Speaker 1: And now we're offended about.
Speaker 17: And actually the thing is, I don't think people are
even offended. They're just like, oh, there goes Donald again.
Speaker 18: We thought maybe he could.
Speaker 1: Focus on policies. People are Brenda Is.
Speaker 20: It's like it goes back to the same shtick.
Speaker 21: And what was funny about the Obama joke.
Speaker 22: It was actually funny and it was unusual usual that
he did it.
Speaker 1: This is oh my god, it's like they were offended, Brenda.
Speaker 4: They were, they were by Scott's joke.
Speaker 1: Just that I know they're gonna they're gonna come up
with the Scott Pecker Panel. And then did they ever
have an Obama Pecker panel, because I don't remember that.
Do you remember that? I don't know. Did They probably thought,
oh my god, he's so funny, he's so much Yeah,
and you know Van Jones was on it. He was
on the Obama Pecker panel. With the story, I can't
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rounds yesterday, making a pit stop at the View of Course,
where he was welcomed as you might expect, with wide
open arms, And he took this selfie at while he
was at the show and posted it. This is for
some reason, I imagine the crowd size to be much
bigger than this.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 4: Yeah, this was kind of interesting just to see this
angle of what their audience looks like.
Speaker 1: Our meet and greets are bigger than this.
Speaker 4: Our meet and greets are gazillion times bigger than this, right, yeah, wow,
But this.
Speaker 1: Is what it looks like. So in case you wondered,
now you know.
Speaker 4: And they asked him about the whole hunting thing, right,
because we remember, you guys, remember when we showed the
video of him having trouble loading his own shotgun. And again,
speaking of staged things, do we think that that whole
pheasant hunting experience wasn't staged?
Speaker 1: God, he talks about cosplay all the time because he
knows about it that he's basically he's engaging in it
with the red and black flannel shirt. Come on, I know.
Speaker 4: So they asked him, they said, all those right wingers
are accusing you of not knowing, like, not really being
a true hunter, not truly knowing guns.
Speaker 1: The way that you say that you do. And this
was his response to those accusations. So you're out hunting pheasants?
Speaker 17: Yep?
Speaker 23: Is that enough to convince people there's a middle ground
on this issue, because right now, right now, right wingers
are coming after you for how you handle your shotgun.
Speaker 24: Well, I can shoot better than I'm thinking up.
Speaker 1: I got the trophies proving great. Okay, all right, I
got the trophies to prove that, you know what, show him,
I don't believe a word this guy says.
Speaker 4: He's constantly like upgrading his own skill levels and everything.
Speaker 1: Show the damn trophies he probably bought those. He probably
bought those trophies in China, exactly. I swear well.
Speaker 4: This guy on CNN does not believe him at all
and had some things to say about it.
Speaker 25: Tim Wallas was selected because he was supposed to help
Vice President Harris with real white voters hunters, and we
saw a video of the guy struggling to load his
shotgun and Democrats he's an avid hunter. He has a
ton of guns. He couldn't load a four hundred. I
have one of those semi automatic, easy to load. And
then he said, you see this little thing here, because
when you get older, it sort of helps protect you.
It's called a recoil pad. It does soften the blow.
But he didn't even know the proper name. So if
any hunter out there who saw that video, they're thinking,
this guy doesn't know anything about firearms, they need to
get a refund, just like the little pretend Bass pro
Shops suit he got. They should have went with the
Governor of Pennsylvania.
Speaker 1: It's true. It's true. The things that like all the
stuff that they're wearing and everything, and they're all dressed alike,
and it's like it's it's so staged, all of it those.
Speaker 4: Stage and he's so not legitimately a man at all.
Speaker 1: As we've seen, he is gay. Why not listen not
the gay dudes don't hunt. But I'm just saying the
guy is clearly in the state of homosexual panic. He
just needs to admit it already.
Speaker 4: You know, the View gave him, Speaking of the red
and black buffalo print shirts, they gave him a new
one as a guest.
Speaker 1: You've got the View and a dad in.
Speaker 13: That's the single greatest thing I do.
Speaker 1: So that's for you. Freshing up that wardrobe a little.
Speaker 2: I mean, if you win, well you want to back
and come back and visit us when you win?
Speaker 1: Will you wear that's going to say? You know, I'm wearing.
Speaker 8: So sweet?
Speaker 1: I mean, it's so sweet, he said at the end.
Did you hear that I did? It's sweet. Dudes don't
do that.
Speaker 8: They just don't.
Speaker 1: They don't say that. Those actors literally looked at an
Elmer Fud cartoon, right, and they said, what is he wearing?
How does he look? And then we're gonna because they've
never been around actual dudes or well hunters, but real dudes,
and so they're like, let's look at this cartoon and
then let's dress them like that. I mean talk about cosplay, right,
that's he is in a skit so crazy. It's so crazy.
Speaker 4: So we talked a lot yesterday about Elon giving away
the millions of dollars every a million dollars every day
until the election, and everybody on the left is super
mad about it. They're basically trying to figure out how
they can make a criminal charge out of it, as
if Elon doesn't have lawyers that would have checked all
this out to begin with. But Whoopy Whoopy decided to
ask Tim Walls. Apparently she believes him to be some
sort of legal expert.
Speaker 1: She asked him about this, and here's how that went.
Speaker 6: And this people came trying to buy the election. Billionaire
Elon Musk has gone all in for you know who,
and now he's giving out a million dollars a day
to people who signed his super tax petition. Now I
thought that was against the law, but apparently this then
found some new loop stuff that allowed this to go.
I thought you couldn't do this.
Speaker 1: What's happening?
Speaker 24: Well, I think that's what you do when you have
no plan for the public, when you have no economic
plan that's going to benefit the middle class, When you
have no plan to protect reproductive rights, when you have
no plan to address climate change and produce American energy,
you go to these type of tactics.
Speaker 1: It's all about is a concept.
Speaker 6: Aren't these tactics against the law though, aren't you?
Speaker 24: Well, I'll let the lawyers decide that it should look.
Speaker 2: I think giving giving water away the law?
Speaker 1: Isn't this the saying, oh.
Speaker 2: Because they're signing a petition, so you're not you're technically
not buying the vote. Frankly, there's nothing that can stop
people from signing the petition. I'm getting the million bucks
and then voting for Kamala Harris and Tim Walls exactly.
Speaker 26: Yep, do that.
Speaker 1: Look at me like I didn't know that. I didn't
even know.
Speaker 6: That yourself in a trick bag where they say, oh,
by the way, you didn't read this little tiny print.
Don't sign jack until you know what you're assigning and
how it's going to affect you, Like.
Speaker 1: You should totally do. I didn't know that that was
the case. And oh, by the way, I don't know
what a venture capitalist is. It's stupid to know what
that is. Is is that what does Elon do? I
don't know what does he do? How is he a billionaire?
I don't understand. I don't understand what a businessman is.
Speaker 5: I mean, it's amazing that Anna Navarro was right in
that moment.
Speaker 1: She is right like, yeah, but but this is the thing,
is that like the whoopies of the world, they're like,
what can we indict him on again? Yeah, let's indict
these people. We want to indict everybody and died and
died and dight. Put him in jail. Put them all
in jail because I don't agree with them. So ridiculous
it is.
Speaker 4: Tim was also asked about the McDonald's thing, and he
criticized Trump for basically insulting McDonald's workers, which is the
absolute last thing that he did.
Speaker 1: But that was Tim's tape. He worked in a McDonald.
Speaker 24: She didn't go and pander and disrespect McDonald's workers by
standing there in your red tie and take a picture.
Speaker 1: Seriously, what I mean, how was that disrespecting McDonald? I
don't get it, because now it's not it's that's stupid, right,
there was. I don't say I don't feel like do you?
I mean I don't. I didn't see anything that would
disrespect the workers or disrespect McDonald's at all. In fact,
they got some great advertising that day too. Yeah, absolutely, yeah,
there was. Also this was actually kind of funny. So
John Stewart can be very, very funny. Even though we
disagree about a lot, he is absolutely hilarious.
Speaker 4: And he was hilarious when Tim Walls was on a
show because he was asking, you know, is it really
that great that you have the Cheney family on your side?
Is that really what you want? And the comment that
he made about rifles was.
Speaker 27: First qualifications of being a vice president is obviously rifle safety.
I think yes it is. You know, I can't think
of a vice president in recent memory no that used
the shotgun irresponsibly, and that be.
Speaker 8: Gomes a bye. That's right, the Cheney thing. Do we
really have to do that?
Speaker 24: Look it goes broad in that look Bernie Sanders, Dick Cheney,
Taylor Swift.
Speaker 15: No, no, no, no, no, no, having.
Speaker 1: The Cheneys on board?
Speaker 8: Nah, you can't.
Speaker 27: Didn't Cheney or Taylor Swift, No.
Speaker 8: Country did Taylor Swift to get us to in vain.
Speaker 1: That's pretty funny. That's pretty funny. I mean, you got
you have to give Jon Stewart some credit, but Taylor Swift,
shake it off, shake dident, Jake, and I really like
that song. I dance. I danced to it a lot
in my room. Oh my god. All right, let's take
a break for some thank you really quickly.
Speaker 4: Minnesota Solar Baby says the reason Gwen Walls needed I
U I is because Tampon Tim is gay and couldn't
perform the duty himself with a woman.
Speaker 1: I could get on board with that theory. That's alleged.
I it's alleged. It's totally alleged. But listen, we're allowed
to float theories here.
Speaker 4: Kelly Wiseman says about the Palmer Pecker panel, did they
ding Johnny Carson for asking Arnold what his wife does
before he plays around? He said, my wife kisses my balls.
Johnny responded, that'll make your putter straight.
Speaker 1: That was how many years ago, and we weren't never right.
This is the thing. God, everybody needs to calm down, Like,
just get a sense of humor. Go buy one.
Speaker 4: Puzzled eighty says, I'm watching Monday's show, but jumped over
here to say you guys.
Speaker 1: My twenty two year old.
Speaker 4: Beautiful and conservative niece was at the Elon rally forty
feet away and got to ask him a question. Pennsylvania
swing state voter and I just signed the pack. Love
you both and the chick family balls Puzzled eighty also said,
also from Monday, Pennsylvania voter and Bob Casey can f
off trying to tie.
Speaker 1: Himself to Donald Jaquan Trump. Nope, Bye bye Bob, Donald
Jaquan Trump. Oh, yes, so much my favorite.
Speaker 4: Audrey Kraus says Jake Tapper must be hung like a
pimple since he's obsessed with Palmer's junk.
Speaker 1: It's ridiculous. Yes, that's exactly what it is.
Speaker 4: And then Minnesota Solar Baby said hashtag peb Palmer reacts
to Palmer Pecker panel, Palmer Pecker panel, that's the greatest
hashtag of all time. Renee still Abauer says, my daughter
and I voted early last weekend in Moresville, Indiana.
Speaker 1: There was a line out the door.
Speaker 4: It was my daughter's first time voting, praying for a
Trump victory.
Speaker 1: Love you guys, I just I feel like that's a
positive thing. I feel like it is. I believe it is. Yeah,
I want to believe it's a positive thing for our side.
I do and listen the people because I was sitting,
I was staying with my husband. We were in line yesterday,
and I'm like, I feel like I could tell you
who most of these people are voting for. I feel
like I have a pretty good gauge of that. And
you know, I think most of the people that were
waiting in line with us were Trump voters. And then
there was you know, the occasional freak, the occasional commie
freak that was out there that you can just totally
point out. You know, it's hard about us.
Speaker 4: I've seen a bunch of tiktoks recently of like the
blue hair, pink hair, you know, like all kinds of
nose rings and all kinds of weirdness being Trump supporters,
and it's like jarring to my normal radar.
Speaker 1: Yeah you know what I mean. Yeah, it wasn't even that.
I just can I can point out like the single
cat ladies, but I'm like, well, it's the awfuls.
Speaker 26: Yeah.
Speaker 1: The auto is a stand for it's like the affluent.
Speaker 4: White, white female urban urban ladies, liberals, liber okay, yeah,
lefty loser ladies.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because that's the thing. I could point some of
them out, and I was like, okay that I know
who that chick is voting for. Yeah, she's angry.
Speaker 4: Michelle Boyd says, I voted, and my five kids voted,
and one grandchild of mine voted, and seven of my
friends voted.
Speaker 1: Let's go and do this. Let's go.
Speaker 4: Indeed, Kim Donaldson said, Kamala is apparently taking the day off.
Don ee, thank you very much, bo Mama ate as Hey,
if they can create a birth certificate for Obama, a
W two should be easy for Kamala.
Speaker 1: I mean, they could produce a W two pretty easily.
It's not like if they if they were on her.
They are on her side, so it's not like they
can't just make one at a thin air do it.
Speaker 4: Jeffrey Bancroft says it would be extra cool to be
served by Donald Trump at Mickey D's.
Speaker 1: Indeed, it would that would be awesome.
Speaker 4: Kim Donaldson says, who the hell would book Arnold Palmer's
daughter to comment on her father's junk.
Speaker 1: I know too that I know was that is, like,
why would you agree to do that as a daughter,
Why would you agree to go on that show and
talk about your dad's junk? Like that is just freaking weird,
you guys, It's weird. It's a little weird. Morky mom says,
good morning, chicks. I voted in Wyoming. Awesome.
Speaker 4: Morgan Perry says, voted yesterday in Texas. Waited an hour,
first time ever, first time seeing a pole watcher in
Fort Bend County took my eight year old. Also, since
she has had so many opinions on candidate ads, she
says no to Allred and Harris. Let's say Regina Ponti's said,
the petition is for free speech, dumb fools, ladies.
Speaker 1: I think she's talking about the ladies of the view. Oh, okay, okay.
Speaker 4: Jake Carter says, I wish the speaker would have replied
to Jake Tapper with well, Jake speaking as a Johnson myself,
that's so great.
Speaker 1: All right, Let's move.
Speaker 4: On to Kamala because she is on tour with Liz
Cheney and they're doing the series of town halls. By
the way, the Kamala town hall on Wednesday is at
night nine.
Speaker 1: She is like pre irritated about this, you guys, she's
pre pissed and she's so mad.
Speaker 4: And by the way, Thursday's show is going to be
our normal size show, like a nine minute show, because
I have a doctor's appointment to get to, so I.
Speaker 1: Know there will be clips to play from that, but
it's not gonna be Yeah, that won't be a hugely
long show. But this town hall is in a town hall.
They're calling it a town hall, and it's not now
the questions they're getting the question she's getting questions in advance.
There are going to be plants in the audience. It's
total bullshit. All of this is. It's again, it's scripted.
I'm so sick of them calling it a town hall.
That's not what this is.
Speaker 4: And apparently for the CNN one, she's not allowing any
other press to be there.
Speaker 1: Ridiculous it is.
Speaker 4: It's totally ridiculous. And it was amazing actually that Maria Shriver,
who was hosting one of these town halls yesterday, actually
addressed an audience question. The audience question was, Hey, are
we going to get to ask her questions?
Speaker 5: And this was Maria's response, You're not.
Speaker 22: Unfortunately, we have some pre determined questions, and I hopefully
I'll be able to ask some of the questions that
might be in your head.
Speaker 26: I hope.
Speaker 1: So, I mean that is not a town hall. It's
like you have these work. I don't think they know
how I mean, these people. It's like it's like you
go in to adopt a dog and they give you
a gerbil. It's it's not the same thing. It's like
it's it's all staged. This is ridiculous, and Democrats should
be ashamed of themselves. You're liars, yep, and your being
and your party is run by liars and communists. How
can you align yourself with these people?
Speaker 4: Well, and we've talked about how everything about this campaign
is a total skit, and you are pit to see
the best evidence of that. We've made fun forever of
Kamala's constant repetition with the unburdened by what has been,
you know, and see what can be unburdened by what
has been?
Speaker 1: Always this and then this. Right, So there's another one.
Speaker 4: There's another one of those unburdened things, and it's when
she talks about the duality of democracy. I had no
idea I knew that I knew that I'd heard this before,
but then when I looked into it, I realized, oh
my god, this is another example of her doing the
unburdening thing with the same hand motions every time. So
I know it's going to get repetitive to hear these
examples because it's the same thing every time. But that's
the point that I The takeaway is, when you guys
see what she said yesterday, we're going to also do
a couple flashbacks to when she said the same thing before.
Here was yesterday, And she's very proud of herself and
very dramatic in the way that she talks about democracy.
Speaker 20: If I can just speak to the what people are feeling,
we cannot despair.
Speaker 1: We cannot despair.
Speaker 20: You know, the nature of a democracy is such that
I think there's a duality. On the one hand, there's
an incredible strength when our democracy is intact, an incredible
strength in what it does to protect the freedoms and
rights of its people.
Speaker 1: Oh, there's a great strength in that. Oh, and it
is very fragile.
Speaker 18: Oh my god.
Speaker 20: Even it is only as strong as our willingness to
fight for it.
Speaker 1: And so that's the moment we're in Oh my god. Okay,
so that was yesterday, you guys, I mean, come on,
you know Liz is even sitting there going this chick
is full of crap.
Speaker 4: Well, it's hard to tell because she always looks so miserable,
always a d of the time.
Speaker 1: That's true, Like there's there's no expence. She is expressionless,
and she is miserable as a human being. But you know,
like deep down she's like, I cannot believe I am
aligning with this total fraud, but I'm doing it because
I am I have zero morals, zero ethics. Yeah.
Speaker 4: So the duality thing with the strength and the fragility,
you guys, Okay, so this was just this was a
few months ago.
Speaker 1: Take it in.
Speaker 4: Watch the hand motions, Listen to the drama and the breathlessness.
Speaker 20: Because when we think about the strength of ourgin, you know,
I think that there's a duality to the nature of democrality.
Speaker 22: When it's intact.
Speaker 1: Oh, it's so strong.
Speaker 20: What it does to uphold and protect individual rights and freedoms,
so strong in its nature, it's very fragile. It will
only be as strong as our willingness to.
Speaker 27: Fight for it.
Speaker 4: She's so proud, you guys, she's so proud of this line.
Speaker 1: So full of shit. I love, I love my favorite
comment English and the beauty of language said, she is unbourboned.
My absolute favorite thing I've seen today. She is scotchy, scotch, gotch.
I can't she's drunk half the time, more than half
the time. Oh my god.
Speaker 4: And I don't even know when this is from, but
it looks like it's a while ago.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you guys, Still that still is the best thing.
Look at that still, It's very great. Look at her face,
She's like, what is she looking at in her hand?
She's like, what do I watch the hands?
Speaker 4: Listen to the listen to the way that she tells
this line.
Speaker 20: The nature of democracy is it's there are two.
Speaker 1: Sides to it.
Speaker 20: In terms of the nature of it.
Speaker 1: There's a duality the duality.
Speaker 20: On the one hand, when democracy is intact, it is
incredibly strong in terms of the strength it bestows on
the individuals in terms of their rights and their freedoms,
incredibly strong in terms of what it does for its people. Yes,
on the other hand, very.
Speaker 1: Gradual, like a little duckling, only be as intact as
our willingness to fight for it.
Speaker 4: Okay, So obviously this is example number three. But notice
that every time she tells it, she's trying to tell
it as if she's just now thought of it for
the very first time.
Speaker 1: That's my favorite. So thank you guys, So solocrabhy. So
we've got another one, there, one. This is the last
one that I know of, Like, there's.
Speaker 5: Probably so many more examples.
Speaker 1: You know, there's a million more.
Speaker 5: But here she is again and again. This is pretty recently.
Speaker 1: And so fight we must, and fight we will.
Speaker 20: As a democracy, we know there's a duality to the
nature of democracy.
Speaker 1: On the one hand, there's incredible strength.
Speaker 22: When it is more intact what it does for its
people to protect and defend their rights, their liberty, and
their freedom.
Speaker 20: Incredibly strong and incredibly fragile and.
Speaker 1: So fragile.
Speaker 4: I can't believe it, Like, I can't believe how ridiculous
it is.
Speaker 1: Just the ship that comes out of that pie hole.
It's unreal. And people are like.
Speaker 4: Oh, yeah, I'm with her, I'm with her.
Speaker 1: You're an idiot. Oh my god. I mean, that's amazing,
isn't it. It's remarkable. She's an actress.
Speaker 4: She knows, she knows she's got those lines, She's nailed it.
Speaker 1: And yet Liz is proud, proud to be on this
campaign trail with her.
Speaker 28: I have the opportunity to vote for and support somebody
you can count on. We're not always going to agree,
but I know Vice President Harris will always do what
she believes is right for this country.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I bet you think that. Yeah, you're a
free can sell out hag.
Speaker 4: She kind of looked depressed about it at the end.
I'm so honored to be here.
Speaker 1: She was like, yeah, oh my god.
Speaker 4: And then of course they're trying to act like these
town halls are just these open conversations, but they're again,
they're repeating the same lines every time. And to prove it,
there's a little piece of because these are two different locations,
the two clips that you're about to see, completely different locations.
And yet Kamala is talking about how Trump is unseerious
and how he is often saying stuff like as if
he's in a skit, which the gas lighting on that.
Speaker 1: Is just, yeah, it's off the chart. It urts totally
off the charts. But you can hear.
Speaker 4: When she she describes him as unseerious, and then it
leads right into her telling the same exact story at
an entirely different town hall.
Speaker 5: So I'll just let these run together and you'll see
what I'm talking about.
Speaker 20: Things cannot second look at her face.
Speaker 8: Say it again.
Speaker 20: In many, many ways, Donald Trump is an unserious man,
but the consequences of him being president of the United
States are brutally serious. There are things that he.
Speaker 7: Says that will be the subject of.
Speaker 20: Skits, laughter and jokes, you know, because some people find
it humorous what he says and and think it's just silly,
but understand how brutally serious it is.
Speaker 1: Well, the courts will take care of that. We'll take
care of November. Yes, we'll take care of November. Okay,
the courts will take care of that. Okay. And then,
like in another speech she's talked about talked about how
Trump is going to use the judicial system against Democrats.
But it's all they do, it's all they get, right,
It's just nuts. Did you see Maria shoes? What is
she doing? I did not see them, you didn't. I
did not like platform tennis shoes. Oh m hm.
Speaker 4: There was also and I know we've used this flashback
clip of Kamala talking about how stupid young people are
a lot, But man, is she trying to cover her
tracks on that. She got absolutely giddy in one of
these town halls yesterday about her new found love for
gen Z, and oddly she introduced that topic by saying
that was a controversial thing to be to like, gen
Z is somehow controversial.
Speaker 1: So just watch it how she gets all like so
giggly about it. It justn't so bizarre, Okay.
Speaker 20: I know this is a controversial topic for many of us.
Speaker 17: I love gen Z.
Speaker 20: Because we have gen Zs in our lives, we have
kids who are gen Zs.
Speaker 1: It could be complicated.
Speaker 20: I know, I love gen Z and it's a specific
phase of life. Remember, age is more than a chronological fact. God,
what else do we know about this population eighteenth through
twenty four? They are stupid, that is why we put
them in dormitories and they have a resident assistant.
Speaker 1: They make really bad decisions. I love gen Z. That
was her total actress. I mean, it's if you don't
see it by now, I can't help you. Well, we
can I help you. Yeah, if you can't see it
by now, then you probably are a democrat exactly.
Speaker 4: Also, she had a little bit of a press conference
sort of yesterday where she was taking questions from the
press that her team was saying, Okay, call on this person,
call on this person.
Speaker 5: So again kind of stage.
Speaker 4: But there were questions and one of the questions was
about Elon and this whole giving the million dollar a
day away, and you know, is that legal? And so here, Oh,
this is a this is a two parter. So she
is asked about Elon, she addresses that she's also asked
about political violence.
Speaker 1: And I found her in her answer to the political.
Speaker 4: Violence question to be really really interesting and you'll see
why in just a second you've time a little more.
Speaker 29: Andrea Ruter's Yeah.
Speaker 18: So Elon Muskau's giving away a million dollars a day
to voters who signed a petition.
Speaker 30: Do you have.
Speaker 4: Concerns about that in the context of law?
Speaker 31: You know, this is legal framework around elections.
Speaker 23: And secondly, a Rooter's investigation has shown something like three
hundred cases of political violence already.
Speaker 1: In red to the elections. Address what can be done
and what the federal government can do to.
Speaker 20: Push back ancell Well on the first point, I think
people are looking into that. On the second point, when
you say, people, do you mean the US government. I mean,
I hear the folks are looking into it, just based
on the stuff you all are reporting. On the second point,
there should be no place in America where we are
seeing political violence, and sadly we have seen if we
just look back to January sixth, when that occurred in
a way that was most shocking and brought on because
of course of Donald Trump, who incited a mob, a
violent mob that a time in the United States Capital
where in over one hundred and forty uniformed law enforcement
officers were injured and some were killed, and total life
has still yet to acknowledge the travesty of that day
and the political violence that occurred that day. So I
will say and repeat what I think most people understand
in America. In a democracy, we should have constitutions, nor
should we ever condone any form of political violence. In
a democracy, people will debate, people will disagree, but not
resort to violence. And everyone should speak out about that.
It's including and especially anybody who's writing for president of
the United States.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you should speak out against the fact that you
have been calling him a threat to democracy for the
however long, and then he was shot in the head.
Have you been speaking out against that because nobody's lowered
the temperature in your campaign? Nobody.
Speaker 4: Well, this is absolutely the most hypocritical thing she's ever said,
considering when the George Floyd uh protests were happening and
buildings were getting burned down and.
Speaker 1: People were getting hurt.
Speaker 4: She this is what she said to Stephen Colbert about
political violence.
Speaker 1: Then I know that there.
Speaker 4: Are protests still happening in the major stities across the
United States.
Speaker 7: I'm just not seeing the reporting on it that I
that I had.
Speaker 15: That's right for the first few weeks.
Speaker 20: They're not going to stop. They're not going to stop,
and that's there. This is a movement. I'm telling you,
they're not going to stop. And everyone beware because they're
not going to stop. It is gonna They're not going
to stop before election day in November, and they're not
going to stop after election day. And that should be
one should take note of that on both levels, that
this isn't they're not going to let up, and they
should not and we should not.
Speaker 1: They shouldn't. Oh yeah, and then she bailed them out.
Speaker 4: Remember, so she doesn't get to say on her little
high horse that she's speaking out against political violence.
Speaker 1: She doesn't get to say that that.
Speaker 4: I just could not believe that those words came out
of our face.
Speaker 1: She only wants political violence to stop on like one side.
You know, if it's political violence against conservatives or political
violence against Republican nominee for president, it's totally okay. She
won't speak out against that. She loves that. She wants
that to happen, obviously, as evidence by the fact that
she has encouraged it with her words. All of them have.
It's gross.
Speaker 4: They're all hypocrites, all right, Moving on, because there was
KJP is seriously one of the dumbest people alive.
Speaker 1: Seriously, Yeah, like, let's.
Speaker 4: Give her a rat, give a right, Let's definitely make
her senior advisor. She was probably more dumb yesterday than
I've seen in a while.
Speaker 5: And that is saying something because you know how dumb
she is.
Speaker 4: Couple three different examples, because it's extraordinary the absolute non
answers that she gives to questions and then there's no pushback.
Speaker 1: It's truly amazing. And I think that.
Speaker 4: What really stuck out to me yesterday is that I
saw one of these clips on Twitter and someone had
transcribed her answer and included all.
Speaker 1: The US and the UMS, and to see.
Speaker 4: It written out in all its nonsensical glory made it
that much dumber, you know what I mean, Like you
got a good sense of how dumb it was. So
one of the questions she was asked was about Bricks,
the Bricks countries meeting and whether this was a concern
to the Biden administration.
Speaker 1: And her answer, you tell me what you make of it.
Speaker 4: Tuesday, the countries.
Speaker 29: And bricks are going to be going to Russia for
a meeting.
Speaker 3: How concerned is the administration that this block of countries
could undermine US economic or trade strength and death?
Speaker 32: So look, Uh, what we're focused on is on the work,
the working with partners around the world, uh, and to
build the broadcast and deepest coalitions possible to help achieve
our shared goals. That's what we're going to be focused on.
And uh, you know, we're not looking at bricks as
an evolving into some kind of geopolitical rival. That's not
how we look at it, uh, to the United States
or anyone else. And so we're going to continue to
work with with our relationships, our partnerships, whether it's with Brazil, India,
South Africa.
Speaker 1: And so we're going to continue.
Speaker 32: To manage certainly those relationships. Uh uh and with China
for example, and uh and so that's going to be
our focus right now.
Speaker 1: What the hell was that? Well?
Speaker 5: Was that?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I cannot believe that this chick is
in charge of anything. I just can't. That she's a
spokesperson now, a senior, A senior spoke like she is
in charge of stuff. Oh my god, I just can't.
I know, It's remarkable, isn't it. And then she how
much is this chick making? How much are we paying her?
Speaker 4: I think it's close to or possibly even above now
that she's been promoted two hundred grand.
Speaker 1: With full benefits, full pension. It is a complete waste.
It's just unreal. It's unreal. She'll never have to worry
about retirement, you guys, because we're paying all of that
for her. Yeah, and we're paying her salary right now
right now. Yeah. It's wow. It just is so gross
to me.
Speaker 4: Anyway, it gets better because she was also asked about
Biden often touting that he had all of his legislation,
all the stuff that he passes and signs off on.
Lowers the deficit, when in fact, the deficit is way
way up.
Speaker 5: So it's hard to hear the question. You will hear
it if you listen closely.
Speaker 4: That it is about the deficit increasing, and what is
the Biden's What is Biden's response to that?
Speaker 5: And again just the most absurd answer.
Speaker 16: President lasted to out his deficit cutting measures out of office,
but last week the Treasuring Department actually reported that the
deficit or to one point eight, showing.
Speaker 26: You from fiscal twenty twenty four.
Speaker 20: What's the White House's response to that?
Speaker 32: That's why we're that's why we've done the work that
we have done, especially moving forward with with his theistoric
piece of legislation that speaks about how we're going to
deal with the deficit. Right when we signed the President
sign for example, last year, the one trillion dollar debt
deal that would cut the deficit by a trillion dollars.
You saw that and other pieces of legislation that he
was able to sign and move pass through. And that's
why we have shown our commitment to dealing with the deficit.
Speaker 1: Okay, didn't you do that for ye? It doesn't make
any sense. She just said it's up. So what, Oh
my god, I didn't that? Could you not have like
made it so it didn't go up? If you were
committed to it, then why did you allow that to happen?
Speaker 4: Because they've done the work. That's why they've done the work.
Speaker 1: You've done the work. Effing it up. That's what you've done.
I swear nothing, she always says.
Speaker 4: Closely resembles an actual answer.
Speaker 1: Now you've done the work. Is shitting all over it
is what you've done. That's the work you've done. You
guys have literally pulled your pants down and you've just
crapped all over it. That's the work you've done. It's
so hard to I hate these people. I hate them.
I just I do. I just say last one because
I know you're about to lose. Yeah, my blood pressure
is going up. I can't, I can't.
Speaker 4: It was also asked about the difference on foreign policy.
If there is a difference in foreign policy between Biden
and Kamala out there, he saw that one.
Speaker 1: You think he's gonna say.
Speaker 14: Look, foreign policy or domestic policy in which the vice
president has a differing point of view than the president.
Speaker 1: Well, here's what I will say.
Speaker 32: I will say that they've been critical partners, as I've
said many times, and it is true. You've heard that
from both of them and their partners in the way
that this administration has moved forward on many issues and
the issues that they've had to really answer to to
the American people.
Speaker 1: What does that mean? What does it mean? That doesn't
mean anything? So I don't know, I don't know who
said it in here, but this is it's a great question,
Like what would happen if these assts just didn't even
show up, like just don't show up, just don't even
do this, and we just don't pay any of these people,
and we just let it sit, just let it ride,
just let it ride. You guys, just don't show up,
And what would happen the press? You mean, no, just
not doing their job, like, which is their jobs, all
the jobs that a lot of these people are doing
and government, Like if they just didn't show up to work,
if we just didn't pay them, we just fired them, all, okay, right,
this is the thing. And then because they think they're
so important and they do these really important jobs and
they say these important things, they're not doing anything but
pulling their pants down and shitting all over things and
taking our money while they do it right, and then
they they were so important, were so much better than
you were doing. No, No, you're ruining everything. You're just
ruining it all. And then I can't. She says nothing.
She says nothing with so many words.
Speaker 4: So many that's what's amazing. That is impressive? Actually is it?
Speaker 1: Is it impressive? Where do you learn that? Where do
you learn that skill? Is that? Is that a college degree?
Speaker 4: I wonder what Jen Saki thinks about her perform really
really deep down. Well, she has to know, because Jen
Saki was good at lying and she was she could
actually get words out that sounded like answers to chosons
and just lying about them.
Speaker 1: She was succinct and lying.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she could actually she actually made sense. It was
just everything she said was live.
Speaker 1: But it doesn't even make sense. I mean, she's just
a moron. Yeah, and she got a promotion and this
this is our government and they're here to help you, guys,
They're here to help.
Speaker 4: Jill Biden. Doctor Jill Biden was interviewed recently. I don't
remember what station did this interview, but they were asking
her how if there's any regrets about pulling out of
this campaign and having Kamala be the person. And you
can tell, like it is written all over Jill Biden's
face that there are all the regirts and she's mad
about it, but she tries to put on a brave face.
Speaker 5: And here's what she says.
Speaker 21: Great four years and Joe and I, I mean, really,
it has been.
Speaker 8: The honor of our lives, and.
Speaker 1: So we've looked tired.
Speaker 21: It's so it'll be tough to maybe step away from it,
but we're starting a new chapter of our lives, a
new journey.
Speaker 23: The notion that maybe he might have gone for reelection.
Speaker 2: Do you regret it that she won't have yet another
chance to be here for another four years?
Speaker 21: We've been in politics over fifty years. I think it's
we're ready for the new journey.
Speaker 1: Was it the right call? It was the right call?
I believe. Yeah, I don't believe a word of it. No,
she's she's like, it was the right.
Speaker 30: Joy.
Speaker 1: God, Yeah, she's so mad. She looks tired too. She
looks like she's pretty exhausted.
Speaker 4: She's like, oh my god, I'm gonna have to spend
every waking moment with this man.
Speaker 28: Now.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm going to actually have to maybe take care
of him a little bit.
Speaker 18: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's gonna need some care. He's gonna need some care. Yeah.
Speaker 4: This clip has nothing to do with anything. I just
thought it was so odd of a thing for Kamala
to say. And this is recent, but she was asked
about like the role of a VP. I think it
was in the context of what she you know, what
she would be, how she would be different than Joe Biden.
And this was just a really odd admission on her part.
Speaker 20: I mean, to be very candid with you. You, even
including Mike Pence, vice presidents are not critical of their presidents.
Speaker 4: O my god, Oh my god, what a vice presidents
are not critical to their presidents.
Speaker 1: So you're useless. Okay, thanks for telling something that we
didn't know. I mean, that was quite an admisis you're useless,
and so is Tim Walls. Okay, I that's just I
just was surprised. Yeah, she's saying that about Tim Walls too, right, yep,
Oh my gosh. Thanks that that is a surprise. Again,
that was off script. So you know, her team is like,
oh crab, oh good. You weren't supposed to say that.
Speaker 4: If you guys get a chance, you should listen to
Laura Trump's appearance on The Breakfast Club, the Charlemagne's Show.
Speaker 5: She did a really really good job, and there was
there was a this.
Speaker 4: Is This is one clip that encompasses a lot of
different parts, which is great because she's talking not only
about Trump's performance at the Al Smith dinner, but she's
also talking about Charlemagne's accusation that January sixth was some
sort of a coup.
Speaker 1: And her answer to him is perfect.
Speaker 30: Here it is if you look back at Donald Trump's history,
know he he last night we were at the Al
Smith dinner and he was right there next to Chuck Schumer,
and he said, to Chuck Schumer, who's obviously a Democrat senator,
he said, I gave Chuck his first check ever when
he was running for like assembly man or something.
Speaker 1: So yeah, he That's why Chuck was laughing so hard. Remember,
we asked why Chuck was laughing A laughing.
Speaker 31: I don't, I don't.
Speaker 33: I don't be liking the optics of that. Only the
only reason I say I don't like the optics of
that is because when you hear people like Chuck Schumer
say things like Trump is a threat to democracy, but
then you're sitting next to him yucking it up. Why
would you be yucking it up with somebody who you
considered a threat to democras well?
Speaker 30: You have to ask yourself that question, don't you. Yeah,
maybe it's maybe it's all scare tactics. Maybe it's a
lot of fear mongering Charlemagne. What I can tell you
is I know Donald Trump. I have known him for
sixteen years, and Chuck Schumer's known him a lot longer
than I have, and I think he knows full well
he's not a threat to democracy. And you don't even
have to take my word for it. Look at what
he did when he was in the White House. Leave
there was never any threat to democracy when he was
in the White House. I'm country well that you can
argue that a lot of different ways peacefully and patriotically
make your voices heard is not an attempted coup. What
was a coup was when they replaced Joe Biden with
Kamala Harris, who was not elected by anyone to run
for president. They are fourteen million people who voted for
Joe Biden to be the nominee for the Democrat Party.
And if you want to talk about a real threat
to democracy.
Speaker 1: I would argue that that damn straight way to represent you.
Go girl, that was perfect. Yeah, that was perfect for her. Yeah.
I love that.
Speaker 4: Mark Cuban, who inexplicably is getting invited to all the
talk shows right now or all the news programs and
weigh in on his support for Kamala. He was on
the squat Box yesterday and was asked about specifically the
unrealized capital gains policy that Kamala has shared with Joe.
Speaker 5: I mean, that's part of their the current administration's.
Speaker 4: Ideas, and that would be horrible for everybody, not just
the billionaires that it affects primarily. And so Mark Cuban
was asked about that and then a whole host of
other policy ideas, and he basically doesn't agree with any
of Kamala's ideas and got called out on it.
Speaker 18: Here.
Speaker 1: It is at a.
Speaker 29: I'm looking at an NBC article from our corporate parent
and just said, I guess at an Arizona town hall meeting,
when you ask about the possibility of unrealized taxing, unrealized
capital games, you said, if you really thought that that
the vice president would do that, that you campaign against her.
So I guess that's that's what that was a true comment.
And then my fallow So what I said was, so
what I said was, you know, I said, it's not
going to happen, absolutely not going to happen.
Speaker 27: If for some reason she lined about it, I would
campaign against her, so there wouldn't be a second term.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 8: Okay.
Speaker 29: Then what I was going to ask you is, and
I'm not going to go through these are like, there's
like twenty things, but I'll just pick out a couple
that that I think would be really scary if she
were to try to abolish the filibuster, if you knew
she would, I don't agree with Okay, oh my god,
mar And then how about free health care for all?
Speaker 14: Here's here's exactly what she's talking about.
Speaker 29: There were some things she has said.
Speaker 1: I can pick up.
Speaker 29: Joe, you would say, yeah, campaign againsterest.
Speaker 1: So what what do you like exactly? What do you
agree with her on anything?
Speaker 16: No?
Speaker 1: He you know what, I don't think he does. It's
just that he hates Trump so much, yep, which is
exactly what's wrong with so many people in this country.
They have no idea what her policies even are, and
they have no idea how destructive she will be if
she gets into office. But they're like, I just hate
Trump because I've been told to hate him because I'm
a freaking dumbass. That was amazing.
Speaker 4: And then one of the things that he pointed out
on his list of twenty things was the whole free
healthcare thing, right, right, And Mark's just like, well, she's
not gonna do any of the things that she's claiming
are part of her platform, which is such an idiotic
take it is. And then he's trying to say and
she's not even talking about that, Well, we are still
paying attention to what this psychopath said in her earlier campaign.
And one of the things that she says back in
twenty nineteen, and this was in Iowa, she said she
was going to get rid or wanted to get rid
of private health care insurance.
Speaker 1: And so here is in her own words.
Speaker 4: And she gets called out by this interviewer, which I
love because she's all full of the ideas, right, But
when it comes to actually implementing them and the consequences
of implementing them, then she gets she gets nervous because
she doesn't actually know how to answer those questions.
Speaker 1: This is an amazing qust.
Speaker 20: So there will eventually not be a need for private
insurance because there will be full coverage in terms of
most of the most of the services that folks need
in terms of access to healthcare.
Speaker 7: The insurance industry is a major employer here in Iowa.
What do you say to those people who might be
looking at your plan and saying, this is going to
force me into retirement.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, certainly that is not the goal, and.
Speaker 20: That is something that when we talk about transitioning into
a new system, there's going to have to be a
period of transition, so it would not happen overnight, and
there would be an ability then to transition employees into
other areas. But certainly I'm in the business of making
sure that people are employed. It's one of my highest priorities,
which is why I have really so many other policies
that I'd be happy to talk about.
Speaker 1: How many businesses have you started and how many people
have you employed? Kamala, let's talk about that.
Speaker 4: That was unbelievable, And Mark Cuban's like, well, she's not
going to do any of that. I talked more on
the phone myself, right, And if you promised and if
she does, she'll do it for four years and then
all campaign against her.
Speaker 1: You're you're a douche. I can't with that, Like, we'll
see what happens for four years. Well, you know what,
a lot of us aren't billionaires, and we don't have
four years to see if the country actually goes over
a complete cliff yep Mark Cuban with your billions of dollars.
I can't with these guys. Celebrities, as you know, are all.
Speaker 4: That's all the Democrat Party has at this point, is
just celebrities and elitists supporting them.
Speaker 1: And to give you a couple recent examples.
Speaker 4: Doug m Hoff and his hideous daughter are hobnobbing with
all kinds of celebrities in this one. In this short video,
they're talking specifically to dads and they're using Ben Stiller
and Andy Cohen as their little guests.
Speaker 12: Dad's out there, I would say, this is the time
to really show your support for your daughters.
Speaker 20: What do I love about being a girl?
Speaker 34: Dad?
Speaker 8: I love how much smarter she is than all the
guys in the room.
Speaker 27: Already.
Speaker 8: I can tell that she's going to be a powerhouse.
Speaker 3: She is already at two and a half my daughter's
twenty two and a half is a feminist, incredibly strong and.
Speaker 4: Has really just inspired me in so many ways.
Speaker 1: I love her.
Speaker 34: I'm the proud dad of Elle over here.
Speaker 15: My vote for Kamala is an investment in my daughter's future.
Speaker 7: I agree.
Speaker 29: I'm right there with you.
Speaker 34: When the Dobs decision came out two plus years ago,
I heard from Kamala right away, and then the next person,
with Ella, she texted me right away, essentially saying, we
need to fight. This is not just an issue for women.
This is an issue for men and families. And this
is one of the many, many reasons why we've got
to elect Kama's president.
Speaker 12: Never in my lifetime did I think that we would
be having to fight for this and the fight for
our own bodies. And I think it's really important for
the men to step up and show that they actually
support us and they're willing to put things on the
line to help us everywhere.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, but they're cool with men invading women's
spaces and getting into women's locker rooms and like attacking
women in that way. They're totally cool at that. I
wouldn't expect her to understand that because I'm sure she's
never played a sport in her life, or any of
these chicks that are like daughters, Like she probably played
some softball, maybe some softball, yeah maybe, but like seriously,
I I guarantee that Ben Stiller's daughter is never she's
probably never played a sport or worked for These are
all nepo babies. They've never had to work for anything
in their lives, and they're never going to have to
work for anything in their lives where anything's going to
be taken away from them. My daughter will understand that,
Your daughters understand that, your granddaughters understand that. They don't
understand this. They don't and they never will. It's ridiculous.
So these weak ass men don't want to stand up
for girls in sports, girls in locker rooms, and men
taking spaces and opportunities away from our girls. Plus they
don't care about girls that are the unborn that are
being slaughtered. They don't care about that either. It's unbelievable.
Speaker 4: Well, those weren't the only celebrities that they did their
little videos with. They also did video with Billie Eilish
and her brother Phineas of course clearly needs to bathe
like they just both look so dirty, you know what
I mean, Like, I don't know what it is, but
they don't look clean.
Speaker 5: Here they are together and gentlemen.
Speaker 34: Here, we've got to all get out there and make
sure you're registered and make sure you're voting early for
that and Mamla Kamala Harris for President of the United States.
Speaker 12: You can go to I will vote dot com to
check your.
Speaker 10: Polling place and make sure to vote early, like I
will you voting early and vote.
Speaker 1: For Yeah, I mean, where's where's their girl dad? Because
he probably needs to tell them to, like, yeah, to
take a shower and put some deodoran on. It just
looks so so gross to me.
Speaker 4: Yes, that video they do, they do like that room
must just smell you know what I Yeah.
Speaker 1: You can smell like the bo and the patuli from here.
It's cross yeah, okay.
Speaker 4: MSNBC, to their credit, has been allowing reports on their
channel about out how they're not There's a lot of
people that are supporting Trump and offering their reasons why.
Speaker 5: Here's one woman that they talked to. This is in Michigan.
Speaker 30: The Democrats strand was that Donald Trump pays us. I
felt safe all in the country when Trump was in office.
Speaker 2: I don't feel safe right now with Kamala in office.
Speaker 1: So I mean that to me speaks more. That's exactly yeah. Safety.
I mean, but they're going to tell you, you know,
with all the FBI fudge and the stats and everything,
they're going to tell you, oh, you're safe though, you're fine.
You guys don't have crime. There's no crime, You're fine.
Everything's fine. Groceries are cheap, Yeah, it's just cheap. It's
all good.
Speaker 5: Get you see.
Speaker 4: Well, and they've become so obsessed, you know, on the
whole reproductive rights issue, that they forget that most people
just really care about day to day right living. And
that that's why I love this couple also from Michigan.
Speaker 20: And on abortion, we have constitutional protected abortion here in Michigan.
Speaker 19: Issue.
Speaker 32: I don't have a uterus anymore, my husband never.
Speaker 1: Had an uterus.
Speaker 22: But we have utility bills, we have grocery bills.
Speaker 1: That's exactly right, damn straight. I mean, this is the thing.
It's it's it's kind of insulting really at this point,
and it makes them look so vapid on that side
of the aisle that that is all they care about.
When I see a woman that's like, I'm a one
issue voter and that's all I care about. It's like,
do you have to pay for anything in your life? Like,
because surely you don't have a sugar daddy, because look
at you, I mean hello, So I mean I wonder
like some of these chicks that they make it a
one issue thing. It's I just it baffles the mind
because I know they're paying for groceries they have to
be and and gas and everything else. It's kind of crazy.
Speaker 4: Well, and surprisingly Arab Americans are, at least according to
this woman's anecdote on CNN, she is not fine, and
she's an Arab America and she's not finding a lot
of support for Kamala among other Arab Americans that she knows.
Speaker 5: Here she is to explain.
Speaker 35: Business sector in the Arab American community, and I was
really surprised this week to get an earful to hear
them say that they would much rather either vote a
third party, not vote at all, or vote for Donald Trump.
And I'm telling you it's not obviously a significant sample size,
but I cannot find one Arab American within my social circle,
in business or personally who have said that they will
vote for Kamala Harris. When you look at the polling,
it seems sort of neck and neck what they are saying.
And this is not a Donald Trump campaign line that
Tiffany Trump's father in law, who's a Lebanese businessman, has
been successful in kind of converting and talking to people
to explain why Trump would be better, even with a
Muslim ban, even with everything else that has happened.
Speaker 26: They feel they.
Speaker 35: Do not have any political clout, they don't have any
political operation. The only political power they have is their vote,
even if it means Eliza Donald Trump.
Speaker 8: That's extraordinary.
Speaker 1: That's extraord it's extraordinary. It's extraordinary. I was in an
uber the other day at University of Houston and the
guy driving our uber is was Lebanese and he's been
in the country for thirty five years. And he was
I was chitchy, because you know, I chit chat with everybody,
because you've been friends with me long enough, I do that,
and so it kind of because then I can just
like zone up. That's exactly what she does. So I
was chit chatting with them, and he was Basically I
could tell you it was a Trump voter. I could
tell by the end of the ride, because he was
talking about how he's sick of all the illegals, He's
sick of pay for all these wars. He's tired of it.
He has a kid, kind of like he has three kids,
kind of like we do. And the last one is
getting ready to go to Rice this coming year coming up,
and you know, he's just like, I'm trying to just
pay my bills. Everything's too expensive. It's like, what is
going on? Inflation is great. She can tell he's going
to vote for Trump. He's an Arab American. So I mean,
I I hear this and I'm like, yeah, I can
see that they also have regular day to day issues, right.
Speaker 4: So it's again I'm surprised whenever I hear this coming
from a CNN or MSNBC. There was also this report
from Arizona on MSNBC.
Speaker 15: It should note we did not find a single person
who audibly would tell us that they voted for Kamala Harris.
These were Trump supporters.
Speaker 13: Getting out to vote early in the all important hobby country.
Speaker 5: I mean, this is more than anecdotal.
Speaker 4: It feels like so crossing all fingers that it's going well. Ryan,
I don't know how to say his last name. It's
like Gurdusky, jur Dusky. I'm not exactly sure. But he
was in a CNN panel where there was this woman
who was trying to act as though she was trying
to say that most conservatives silently, deep inside hate Donald
Trump and don't really want him to be the top
of the ticket, and why don't we just let him
lose already and just be done with it?
Speaker 1: And he explained why in the best way.
Speaker 4: It shut her up in the best way, and then
she was just like, well, I just don't even want
to talk about it so great. I don't know who
this woman is, but this was a beatdown.
Speaker 22: Conservatives feel this way secretly about Donald Trump. Why not
just take the hit for four years, let him lose.
Speaker 8: And then get your party back.
Speaker 22: Why do we keep defending this person that everyone clearly doesn't.
Speaker 3: And most Republicans don't think they could. I have for
more years of Kamal Harris as a country in what way,
open borders, six million people coming across the border. We
did have high inflation, horrible foreign policy wars across the
globe that didn't happen while Trump was president. There was
the restoring manufacturing day.
Speaker 33: I'm not I'm not going to I.
Speaker 1: Mean, is that You're right? I don't want to hear it.
Speaker 4: I'm not gonna argue with you about that, right because
I can't shit.
Speaker 1: That was beautiful. It really was. Look at my high
pony attention to my lack of intellect.
Speaker 4: And then there was a moment also where Brian Stelter,
also on a CNN panel, was trying to make the
case that roads and bridges are fine and not crumbling,
and schools are fine, and he's sick and tired of
hearing about how the world is falling apart when in
his neighborhood everything is great, you guys, And so that
one Republican strategist goes after him.
Speaker 25: Are that a lot of people look at how much
money we've spent on this conflict, and they're asking themselves,
my roads are crumbling, my schools suck. We just had
major disasters across the country. FEMA doesn't have enough money.
Speaker 8: I don't live for a lot of I don't live
in that country. By the way, America is not that horrible, Brian.
Speaker 26: Of New York, and don't live in New York.
Speaker 1: Roads are not my roads are not my schools don't suck.
I just I just think.
Speaker 25: Maybe you're fortunate enough to put your kids in darn
good schools. But there are a lot fischools, a lot
of talent in this country. I just think America who
do have to send their kids to terrible schools, that
is a fact that their zip codes and well.
Speaker 8: Kids go to great schools.
Speaker 25: I live in a great neighborhood. That's your experienced countries.
Speaker 1: I love high pony girls, Like, if I may shut up, lady,
just shut up. Okay, you've done enough today. We're all
offended by you and your pie pony. Just shut up.
The American Society of Civil Engineers gave American roads a
d oh. They're terrible. They're awful. I mean, you guys,
the roads near me are. I mean, it's like driving
through big Route. Okay, it's awful. And I always I
get so mad about it because I'm like, why are
we giving so much money to all these other countries?
My roads just based on the money that we push
out to other countries and to illegals, they should be perfect.
They should be they should be beautiful, they should be
paved with gold. At this point, you know, I get
so pissed about that. And they're constantly doing construction and
there's constantly you know, if you live in Texas, you
understand that, Oh, construction.
Speaker 4: Is constant on our way to South Carolina. It's never endying,
never ending. So this guy, what a pretentious potato discus.
Speaker 1: Right, And I'm glad that got called him out.
Speaker 4: He was like, maybe that's your experience, but the rest
of America live in the weird real world. You were
seeing how there was an article on Daily Mail the
other day that listed, I think there were twelve different
bridges main thoroughfare bridges in the country that are not
safe and that like people should take caution driving over
and I'm like, what are we This should not be
a thing in America that we have to worry. I
had to send it to my husband and say, do
we take any of these bridges because I don't want anymore?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's by the bridges as it is me too.
That's absolutely terrifying. And whatever it was it one hundred
and ninety billion dollars in that infrastructure bill the Biden.
Where is it? Where to go? Do we get an
accounting for that? I'd like to see it because I
have not seen any of that. Have you guys seen it.
I'm sure it went to a bunch of politicians to
line their pockets and make them richer and make us poorer.
Speaker 5: Yep, gosh, it's just so aggravating.
Speaker 1: Dave Ramsey.
Speaker 4: For those of you who listened to Dave Ramsey, he
has decided to just come out full throttled support for
Donald Trump. Even his co host or producer, I'm not
sure who she is. I don't listen to the show
often enough, but she was surprised that he actually said
this on the air. You can tell that she's surprised,
but he's like, I cannot be kingclar Yeah.
Speaker 31: Yeah, I'm voting for Donald Trump. Not because I'm voting
for Donald's going here, that's okay, but because I checked
those boxes and more of those are on that side
than on the other side. Some of you are never
gonna listen to me again after this, That's okay. Yeah,
I can deal with that. That's happened to me for
thirty years. People have threatened me, I'm going to cancel you.
That's hard to do. I own the show and so
you're not going to get to cancel.
Speaker 1: I love it, love it. That's actually his daughter. I
didn't know that was his daughter. Oh okay, all right, okay,
I had to know that. She must be like a
producer or something. I don't know. I don't really watch
the show. I do like him though. That's kind of
cool and good for him. Yeah, I bet you. There's
a lot of people that are going to vote for Trumpet.
They're afraid to say it out loud, which actually kind
of pisses me off a little bit.
Speaker 5: Well, you know what, all I know and then I
and I totally agree with you.
Speaker 4: But then who was it that made the case the
other day that I was like, that's absolutely right where
someone was like you, you know, you you wonder why
you see more Kamala signs or you see more Kamala
bumper stickers. The reason is because when we put Trump
stickers on our cars, when we put Trump yard signs out,
we have to worry about getting vandalized and having our
cars keyed or broken into because the Left is freaking
insane and that are the kind of stuff that they do.
Speaker 1: And so I get it.
Speaker 4: I get people being like I just don't even want
to bother because I don't want that kind of danger
because the people are psycho psycho, But.
Speaker 1: If somebody asked me, I'm freaking telling them at this point,
I don't care. You don't like me up yours? I mean,
I don't care. I used to kind of care. And
when we and you and I, we've always had monikers
because people are psycho and they want to kill us,
and we put two guys in jail, and it's like
there's always there's always something. You're right, People are crazy,
people are crazy. But to be conservative is to you
got to be brave to be conservative these days, it
takes bravery, it does. It doesn't take bravery to be
a liberal, it just doesn't, you know. And we've said
that to college students and everything, because especially in like
a college campus, you got to be brave to be
a conservative. I just wish more if more and more
people had that bravery and did it. And because you
know they're out there, there are so many conservatives out
If we just banded together, there's strengthen numbers, and I
feel like we would be able to conquer that narrative
that it's not cool to be conservative, you know.
Speaker 4: I think that's why his rallies are so huge. Ye
people know they're like, this is going to be a
safe place the people. Yes, I'm going to be surrounded
by people who I know think like I do, and
that there's huge comfort in that.
Speaker 1: That's why you need to join insiders, and that's why
you need to join locals, because those are your people.
And it's kind of like being at a kind of
like a Trump rally. It's the same sort of thing
where those are your people. These are your people. In
the comments section, these are your people now.
Speaker 4: Judy Flood said, I happen to be a widowed, single
cat lady three cats who has already voted for Trump.
Speaker 1: Okay, I love that. That's awesome.
Speaker 4: Shannon Pope says, taking my eighteen year old son and
twenty one year old daughter on Friday to proudly cast
their first presidential votes for Trump in North Carolina, praying
to see North Carolina turn red again. Yes, my son's
going to be voting there too. I will kill him
if he doesn't. He is registered and so he will
be voting in North Carolina as well. I'm not sure when,
but he is going to be doing it. Stephanie Mum
says told my sister and brother in law about Elon's
giveaway since they live in Wisconsin. If they win, I
get a fifty percent informing fee. They agreed, So fingers crossed.
I want somebody in our audience to.
Speaker 1: Win, so bad me too. Oh my god.
Speaker 4: Tim Griffith says, how about a shout out for my
beautiful wife Andrea and myself as we are celebrating our
thirtieth wedding anniversary today, Happy anniversary anniversary. Btk says, Dems
give taxpayer cash for student loans, welfare, and illegals for votes.
Musk uses his own cash, and it's for registered voters
who support the First and second Amendment exactly.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Marilyn Ayre says, good morning, beautiful chicks.
Speaker 4: Every time I hear Kamala unburden herself from that phrase,
I think she missed her calling as a flight attendant.
Say something no one listens to and point to the right.
Say something no one listens to and point to the left. Yeah,
it's so repetitive, my mom. The Great Gatsby says under
the weather. So may have missed it. But has Kamala
weighed in on the CBS fiasco? If she was proud
of her stance, wouldn't she demand and the transcript.
Speaker 1: That is a great point, very good point.
Speaker 5: Yes, that's a really good point.
Speaker 4: M O says, just found you ladies on Lemon's show
about your book.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, god, that was forever ago, twenty fourteen,
that was ten years ago. That's when we were still firm.
They say, Weaver does the weave. Lol.
Speaker 4: October looks younger now, thank you very much. Daisy looks
different with glasses. I know, I know, I look older.
It's fine, you can say it. It's like and she
is not. It's totally okay. She's got really good genetics.
My genetics are not as good.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. Oh my god, this is ridiculous.
Speaker 6: M O.
Speaker 20: Wow.
Speaker 4: They're saying a lot, so too much talk on illegal
migrants from south?
Speaker 1: What about illegals from north? Also?
Speaker 4: Why to make it too hard for those who want
to immigrate legally expensive and too long with process work
visa students. Pharaoh unlived male babies, and so did King Harold.
One wished to decrease a population, the other wanted to
abort heavenly kingdom. Now Satan works to aboort Sodom, God's
present and future witnesses.
Speaker 5: That was a mouthful a lot to say, a lot.
Speaker 4: That's a lot to unpack and untangles. Banya Dubb says,
miss screaming goat Fridays, take my money.
Speaker 1: I know, I don't.
Speaker 4: My goat is packed, so I don't even have my
goat near me right now, so I can't give you
a screaming wait.
Speaker 1: Oh I have one?
Speaker 6: You do?
Speaker 1: I don't think I do. I've got a screaming goat.
There we go. There it is a dancing Jesus perfect.
Speaker 4: Lady Shannondoah says for Maryland voters, Jamie Raskin is on
the ballot, please vote against him. He said, Trump will
not be in the White House even if Trump wins.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean there's.
Speaker 4: Even if Trump wins this election, there's a road to
get through for him to actually get inaugurated. You guys,
I forget how much of a they're gonna It's gonna
be crazy.
Speaker 1: Things are gonna be crazy.
Speaker 4: Elizabeth Boyer says, home from VAK putting out my Trump
signs and banners today, take my money and m o
back again with another comment saying, bravery to be conservative.
Imagine when they turn into real Christians in the Devil's government.
You're not old you're a fine wine.
Speaker 1: XO XO. That's sweet.
Speaker 4: All right, thank you very much for all of that.
All right, we should bring it in and then we'll
do some present all.
Speaker 1: Right, we're bringing it in the Tuesday hug. Oh my gosh,
bringing it in for a hug. Okay, you guys, if
you're leaving, have a fantastic to's able to talk to
you tomorrow. Can I just go first, really quick with
a gift, really quick. I just want to thank Via
because Via spoils the crap of us. She literally is
like a second mother. She's so great. She spoils my kids,
she spoils my husband, she spoils me. She's so great.
And also she's having some health stuff happening right now
if I'm even allowed to say that, but she is.
And so just if you guys can send prayers VIA's way,
that would be great.
Speaker 26: Please.
Speaker 1: She needs she needs it from our commute. Look at
the sweatshirt that she got me. Seriously, how me is that?
Oh my gosh, it is so you right, it's so me.
Speaker 19: I love it.
Speaker 1: And then she got my daughter like decorating that's so cute.
And she got my daughter a cookie decorating thing. For
Halloween and she got a bunch of candy. It's just
we just we love her so thank you, via, thank you,
thank you, thank dogs love me. That's so cute. I
love you oh much.
Speaker 4: Yeah, look at like we don't even have to get
like a Halloween basket.
Speaker 1: I got the same thing, but mine's black and it's
just so cute. I have It's on my kitchen counter
right now.
Speaker 4: And then a present for Jackson. She got a gift
card for Jackson.
Speaker 1: I mean, she's so sweet. Just get us and so
good us. Jim Moore, I don't have any more gifts.
I think the gifts you need to go to my
post office today. I'm going today. You're been a busy
couple days because we were out of town.
Speaker 4: This one cracked me up. And I have no idea
who to think because it came anonymously. But the other
day we were suggesting and and this was perfect by you.
Speaker 1: You had said when we were making fun of Gwen Walls.
Speaker 4: You were saying, she absolutely drinks tab right and collects
precious moments.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I got Okay, I did get the
precious moments all I did? Oh my god, did you
say who was from?
Speaker 22: I did.
Speaker 1: I did say what was from because mine did not
hold on they. I don't think mine said who it
was from anonymously, because yeah, I think from Amazon. Yes,
it came straight from Amazon. Who sent who? Senate?
Speaker 4: Can you own up to the precious moment I got?
Speaker 1: I got a precious moment. It's a mini angel. You're
a blessing. You're a blessing. So there's that, we got
the blessing.
Speaker 26: Yep.
Speaker 4: Let's see from uh Laura Evans, this mouse pad says
who left the box of Morons open?
Speaker 12: Again?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, that's so cute, super cute. I absolutely
love it. Let's see from.
Speaker 4: Sarah when body, I hope I'm saying that right. She
made this T shirt that says pretty girls but Republican.
Speaker 1: I got that too, and it was and I had
to put it about not having gifts. Okay, So the
reason the reason I don't have that with me is
because remember when we were in our meeting the other
day and I spilled water everywhere all over my desk.
Thank God, Oliver, that I spilled it on that shirt.
I had it right next to me to show everybody,
and I spilled it and I had to go put
it in the wash. Oh it was, Yeah, it's in
my dryer right now. Sorry, Well there's that which I
absolutely love that shirt.
Speaker 4: Yes, love love, love it. And then also from Brenda Bonhaman,
she got this T shirt that says, Hi, it's me,
I'm the problem.
Speaker 7: It's me.
Speaker 1: That's super cute.
Speaker 4: Love it, love it, love it.
Speaker 1: So those are the gifts. Fabulous, fabulous, Thank me so
much you guys, And I promise I'll go check this week.
I just have been really bad. I know everybody. Every
people got mad at me for the Precious moments thing
they did. But yeah, we got I got some flak
for the precious moment. I get a lot of flak
for a lot of things, you know, But I mean
it is what it is. I am who I am,
you guys.
Speaker 4: Because like she drinks tab doesn't mean like if you
drink tab you should be bad.
Speaker 1: Or if you jau size or pransercise. I'm not gonna
it's fine.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 1: I still love you.
Speaker 4: By the way, yesterday we didn't preview it because we
weren't sure if it was going to work. But we
do have this new outro so that once we hit
end the live stream, there's a little, a little outro
courtesy of our special Indian correspondent, Spencer saw it yesterday and.
Speaker 1: You were like, so, if you guys are still here,
listen to the outro because Spencer, he spent a lot
of time making that for us, and we love Spencer,
so exactly right. Yeah, So there you go. You guys,
have a fabulous Tuesday. We'll talk to morom.
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