Speaker 1: I mean, so can we just stop with this nonsense
narrative already?
Speaker 2: Right, They're the world's largest state sponsor of terror. It's
the same game plan. Say something outrageous because clicks will
come to you, and when you get clicks, you beat
your competition.
Speaker 1: This is just insane. This is insane. Good morning, everybody,
and happy Friday. Back with Jason Hammer from The Hammer
and Nigel Show on ninety three WIBC. He has been
so kind to sit in for the whole week, getting
up early every day, which is not his normal. So
really appreciate everyone who has been sending nice messages about
him and who appreciates the fact that he did this
out of the goodness of his heart.
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appreciate you.
Speaker 1: I've had so much fun this week, and I know
our audience has enjoyed you a lot.
Speaker 3: To thank you, Thank you, thank.
Speaker 1: You for being here. Daisy will be back on Monday.
She's actually in the air. I think as we speak,
should be getting home later today and so she'll be
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me and back with all of you.
Speaker 3: So looking forward to that.
Speaker 1: But really really really really really appreciate you, Jason, really truly.
Speaker 2: I was talking to you before we started the show here,
Like I normally get up at the same time, but again,
I don't have to be at work until the afternoon,
so it kind of takes me normally a while to
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body at least eight thirty. So great, that's been a
little bit of an adjustment this week. A shower and pants.
Speaker 1: Well, it's very much appreciated. So really really have had
a whole bunch of fun with you. And then, as
we mentioned yesterday, I'm going to be taking a break
in a few weeks, like the first full week of April,
and Jason will be filling in for me, so he'll
be joining you guys once again with Daisy as a
co host. So you can look forward to seeing it
happy little face here soon enough. You won't have even
time to miss him before he's back again. All Right,
we're going to get into the news and the things
and the stuff, and we're going to start with just
a quick address to the nation from Pete Hegseth, who
spoke yesterday not just to America but also got some
digs into the media, as he always does, with an
update about obviously what's going on in Iran, and also
a really important message I thought for America to hear,
which was, if there's a concern about endless wars, there
shouldn't be.
Speaker 4: Here's Pete speaking to you, the American people, not through filters,
not through reporters, not through cable news spin. A dishonest
and anti Trump press will stop at nothing. We know
this at this point to downplay progress, amplify every cost,
and call into question every step. Sadly, TDS is in
their DNA. They want President Trump to fail. But you,
the American people.
Speaker 5: No better.
Speaker 4: Yes, there are reporters in front of me, but they
are not our audience today. It's you, the good, decent,
patriotic American people. You, the hard working, tax paying, god
fearing American patriots. The media here, not all of it,
but much of it wants you to think, just nineteen
days into this conflict, that we're somehow spinning toward an
endless abyss, or a forever war, or a quagmire. Nothing
could be further from the truth. Hear it from me,
one of hundreds of thousands who fought in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Who watched previous foolish politicians like Bush, Obama, and Biden
squander American credibility. This is not those wars. President Trump
knows better. Epic fury is different. It's laser focused, it's decisive.
Speaker 1: I think that really needed to be said, and I'm
so glad he said it.
Speaker 2: He says it a lot, and I think that's a
big talking point for the communication of this war. I
feel like we hear Pete Heggsitt say that every press conference.
This is not like the previous wars. This is not
a forever war, because that was part of what campaigned
on We're not going to have these forever wars anymore.
But that wasn't We're not going to have war like
there's right. I think people get that confused. Like President
Trump didn't want to have something that was going to
be some sort of multi year, thousand death pain in
the ass.
Speaker 6: He wanted to make sure America safe. If we had
to go.
Speaker 2: Into conflict, we would, but it'll be quick and precise.
Now the question is as this thing plays out, because
I do, you're probably looking at a minimum of a
five week, six week situation here that's what Trump kind
of said, you know, speaking to the press almost a
week ago, five to stak week. If Pete heggsit starts
saying that every single day like he has been, is
it going to start falling on deaf ears?
Speaker 6: Like two weeks to flatten the curve? Just two weeks.
Speaker 2: Two weeks and you guys can go back to living
your normal lives, like during COVID two weeks to flatten
the curve turned into a full year of people wearing masks,
phone in their car.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, I totally hear you. And considering the fact
that there was a request by his department yesterday for
two hundred billion more dollars to fund this strike or
this limited, non forever war, you know, people are absolutely
paying attention and there's going to be sensitivity around it,
which is why again, I think it's important for him
to keep reminding people that Trump and he are both
on the side of not wanting this to be a
forever war, so to the extent that it won't be,
to the extent that it shouldn't be. They are the
people that don't want it to be the most, you
know what I mean. So I think again, I just
don't want like a Lindsey Graham attitude to be sort
of projected onto them, because they are not bloodthirsty, They
do not want war. Trump is like the most peace
oriented president we've had in recent memory, and so you
know they're going to do whatever it takes to keep
us safe.
Speaker 3: And I know that the goal is to wipe out.
Speaker 1: Every possibility that Iran has of being a danger to
us and to the world.
Speaker 2: So everybody in your YouTube or your chat here made
a great point like Easter could be a date to
keep your eye on, because let's be honest, Trump likes
these types of dates on the calendar to try to
hype up and build up, like during COVID. I keep
going back to that, but during COVID, remember one of
the early things he said was We're going to have
everything open by Easter, like those big dates on the
calendar to celebrate and do a big deal on. So
keep an eye on Easter as a possible date. You know,
if things continue to go according to plan, that this
might wrap up.
Speaker 1: Oh gosh, wouldn't that be great? That would be amazing.
He also quoted and I don't remember the admiral he
gives the name, but he talked about how they're sharing
the ocean with Iran, that they're being kind and sharing
the ocean. I just love this quote. So if you
missed this yesterday, here's the quote that he that he
said that I just thought was hilarious.
Speaker 4: The last job anyone in the world wants right now,
senior leader for the IRGC or besiege temp job, all
of them. And to borrow a page from Admiral Ernest
King in World War Two, we've decided to share the
ocean with Iran. We've given them the bottom half.
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Speaker 6: Mike, I have a question for you.
Speaker 2: So let's go back to that statement that he that
joke of like we're sharing the bottom half with you. Yeah,
here's a debate on our radio show this week. Which
job would you want to have gun to your head?
Which job would you feel more comfortable? Member of the
Iranian Navy, Vis Whalen drug boat driver or Iyotota Supreme Leader?
Speaker 6: If you had to pick.
Speaker 2: One of those three, which job you feel like you
could probably survive in the longest.
Speaker 3: There, I don't want any of those jobs.
Speaker 2: One like, if people with a chat you can which
job do you feel like you could at least have
a chance in surviving at being the Supreme leader of Iran,
the rock and roller of Ayatola Waylan drug boat driver or.
Speaker 6: A member of the Iranian Navy right now?
Speaker 1: I mean I don't know. I guess a member of
the navy only because there's more of you and so
like your chances of getting blasted immediately are lower. But
that's an impossible choice. What would you pick.
Speaker 6: I feel like I would probably have a better chance.
Speaker 2: Being the Iyotota, just for the fact that, assuming you're
not a complete and total zero, like what appears to
be the case now, you can find somewhere to hide.
You should know all of the nooks and crannies of
your place, even if it's under a school and under
a hospible. I feel like that would probably give me
the best chance, because my drug boat driver, you're not
going to make it.
Speaker 6: You're one day, like the.
Speaker 2: Turnaround and that job, like they have the permanent LinkedIn
posting up there right now.
Speaker 6: They're always looking.
Speaker 2: For new drivers for Venezuela and drug boats and the
Median Navy. You're just out there in the open, right.
It's just the matter if and when Pete Hegsith wants
to kill you.
Speaker 1: I think that there might be navy jobs that are offshore,
you know what I mean, Like, there's got to be
some naval jobs that are offshore. That's the job that
I would take.
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Speaker 1: Now, all right, Going back to this administration, there was
another day of hearings that John Ratcliffe was a part
of that, Tulsi Gabbard was a part of And it's
been interesting to watch Tulsi, who I think has been
extraordinarily effective in these hearings at just playing it straight
to her job. People want her to weigh in on
what she personally thinks about Trump's strategy, you know, this
attack on Iran, all of it, and she will not bend.
And I actually appreciate the way that she's handling it.
I think it was Jackie Heinrich who had a tweet
about this. Yeah, so she She mentioned that Tulsi has
been taking pains to distinguish between her personal views and
the views of the intelligence community, and there was an
example that she gave with Representative Vera from California, who asked, Tulci,
do you still believe that strikes against Iran that don't
have congressional authorization constitute an illegal and unconstitutional act of war?
And she replied that the cost of war weighs very
heavily on me and my colleagues, especially for those of
us who've experienced and seen the cost of war first hand.
My own personal and political views. As I mentioned earlier,
I was asked and required by Congress and the president
in this role to check those views at the door,
to ensure that the intelligent assessments are not colored by
my personal views. I think that is a beautiful answer.
I think that's exactly the way to handle it. I
just I thought that was perfect. I can't believe people
are giving her crap for it. I've seen a lot
of it.
Speaker 2: That takes discipline, and that's what you get being somebody
that has served the United States military.
Speaker 6: Everybody has that level of discipline.
Speaker 2: But Tulsi is incredibly smart, she's incredibly bright. I don't
think we get for enough credit for ending Kamala Harris's
presidential hopes.
Speaker 1: That's right, yes.
Speaker 2: Wilsei Gabbert on that debate stage. And this is when
Kamada was like the flavor of the month and everybody
was calling her mama, and they were doing Saturday Life
skits and Tulsi just depants to her on that.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, that was amazing.
Speaker 6: She never recovered. So Tulsi is incredibly bright, and she's
gotten disciplined. She knows how.
Speaker 2: To play this game what they're trying to get from her.
And I got a feeling she might not always agree
with Trump. Just totally feeling there, right. I don't think
they're going to be getting together playing you know, yuker
and cornhole anytime soon. But she does her job with
discipline and respect and that goes a long way for
me totally.
Speaker 1: And she also answers questions so deliberately and thoughtfully. And
you can see an example of that when she is
asked by a last staphonic to weigh in about Joe
Kent's resignation letter. And you know, Tulsi's not going to
just sling mud, right, but she is going to be
thoughtful and precise about how she answers questions.
Speaker 3: You can see that right here.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 7: So I also wanted to ask this because this week
there was a high profile resignation of director of National
counter Terrorism Center. Now, I want to be clear from
the outset. I've communicated directly with President Frump my support
for Operation Epic Fury, and I was very not only disappointed,
but how inappropriate this letter was. And I want to
read a statement that and get your personal assessment whether
you agree or disagree with that. Now I cannot say
how much I disagree with that statement. Do you agree
or disagree with what this letter was put out by
former Director Kent.
Speaker 8: He said a lot of things in that letter. Ultimately,
we have provided the president with the intelligence assessments, and
the president is elected by the American people and makes
his own decisions based on the information that's available to him.
Speaker 7: But do you agree with Does that statement he made
blaming Israel concern you?
Speaker 6: Yes? I mean, yeah, it is going to be concerning.
Speaker 2: But that was also a personal question too, And I like,
at least to phonic, I'm not trying to rip on her,
but why do we care what Toulsi personally thinks? I
want to think what Tulsi thinks on behalf of the intelligence.
Speaker 6: Community, right, Yeah, do you personally believe this? Do you
personally believe that?
Speaker 2: I don't care what she personally believes unless it interferes
with her work.
Speaker 6: I just want to find out what she wants to
do as the boss.
Speaker 1: But I was glad that she answered it nonetheless. I
mean I was glad that she just and it was
very simple. She was just like, does it concern you?
Speaker 3: Yes? And that was where that was left.
Speaker 1: Now, it was very very different to hear her spar
with Representative Jimmy Gomez, who is like a hysterical girl
when he was questioning her. I mean, he was out
of control. And you know it's going bad for them
when they're like.
Speaker 3: I reclaim my time.
Speaker 1: I reclaim my time, they get so upset and been
out of shape about reclaiming their time.
Speaker 3: And that's exactly what happened.
Speaker 6: Here, Director Gabert.
Speaker 9: Last year, you testified that iron was not building a
nuclear weapon. Do you stand by that statement? Yes or no?
Speaker 8: Text matters with that, Iran had all of it.
Speaker 6: I reclaim my time.
Speaker 9: I reclaim my time to do so, mister Chairman, I
reclaim my time. It's an easy answer. You either stand
by what you said last year or not.
Speaker 8: It is a serious question that requires the Director Gavitt.
Speaker 6: I reclaim my time.
Speaker 9: I reclaim my time. Did you When President Trump was
asked about your testimony testimony?
Speaker 2: He said you were wrong?
Speaker 9: Were you lying or not?
Speaker 8: I stand by the intelligence community with that assessment.
Speaker 9: Director Ratcliffe. When it came to the director's testimony, she
said that Iran was not building the nuclear weapon last
spring in Congress, and so the Supreme Leader had has
not authorized the nuclear weapons program. Do you agree with
what she said or not?
Speaker 8: Yes or no?
Speaker 10: The director's right here. She can speak for herself.
Speaker 6: It's so little.
Speaker 2: It's funny when the little people are getting mad. Such
a little guy. And here's the thing that I don't dan.
Was it a costume contest that day at Capitol Hill?
Why was he dressed like Eddie Munster? See, these are
the questions that we really need answered here. Seriously, though,
he had to have stayed awake until at least one
two in the morning the night before, thinking oh, this
is gonna work. This is what I'm gonna do. The
minute she opens her mouth, I'm gonna slam the table
and say I reclaim my time. And even though on
my feet eight and I got a really hard handshake
to overcompensate something else in my life. I sunny, tough guy,
and I'm going to use it in all my campaign commercials.
Speaker 6: Now, if you excuse me, I've got to contest to enter.
Speaker 1: I know I've never seen that guy before, or if
I have, I have managed to block it out until
seeing him yesterday. But man, he just made himself look
so pitiful, you know what I mean? Like I almost
want to say, I almost want to pull a Megan
and like accuse him of a micropeen.
Speaker 11: You know that's the lively legitimately mad all right, fine,
like I legitimately think Rand Paul and Mark Wayne Mullin
hate each other. Like yes, as much as that was
all about, you know, ego and Ran Paul loving Rand Paul,
there was legitimate angst there. That looked like a theater
kid playing a role in like Twelve Angry Men.
Speaker 1: It did, right, I mean, it was all for show
and it ended up showing him to I mean, it
just showed him looking dumb. It didn't. That's not going
to be a clip that I think he will be
using anytime soon, you know what I mean, Or if
he does.
Speaker 11: That's crazy, but it's going to be laughed at, sure, exactly.
Speaker 1: I mean, he looked like an absolute clown. On the
other hand, John Ratcliffe is always always so so steady,
and I appreciate that about him. And he went through
a very sort of quick you know, Q and A
with one of the other representatives just to get confirmation
on what the intelligence community has summarized. For President Trump,
he based his decision to act, and I thought this
was concise and perfect.
Speaker 12: Here's Ratcliffe, is the Iranian regime committed to America's destruction
in your opinion, Yes, does the Iranian regime have American
blood on their hands since it's founding in nineteen seventy nine.
Has a Ran ploted assassination attempts against Americans on American soil?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 12: Was a Ran developing a nuclear weapon prior to our
military action last June? And did Iran remain committed to
developing a nuclear weapon the'll lead up to this conflict?
Speaker 10: Yes, So I want to clarify on that because there's
been much talk about a fatwah against the development of
a nuclear weapon.
Speaker 6: Come back to that one second. Let me finish that.
Speaker 12: If left unchecked, do you think Iran would have the
ability to develop missiles capable of reaching the United States?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 12: Did Israel force the US's hand and make us take
action as some have claimed?
Speaker 6: No, Director Gabbert, do you agree with.
Speaker 12: The CIA director assessment on that last question in particular?
Speaker 1: I mean, you don't get clearer than that. And we
talked about that whole fatwah thing yesterday because that was
one of the things that Joe Kent said to Tucker
Carlson that of course Iran's not building a nuclear weapon
because they have like a religious fatwah preventing them from
doing so because he just trusts like some rando person
Iran saying that out loud, even though the fatwa itself
has been debunked over and over again, and John Ratcliffe
actually did get a chance to say that in this
next clip.
Speaker 10: That much had been made by some about a fatwah
against the development of nuclear weapons. Notwithstanding the fatwah, what
we know and the intelligence communities in agreement on this
is that Iran possesses at least four hundred and forty
kilograms of uranium and rich to weapons grade sixty percent,
which doesn't have a civilian use. The only use for
that would be the development of nuclear weapons.
Speaker 1: I mean, so, can we just stop with this nonsense
narrative already?
Speaker 2: Right, they're the world's largest state sponsor of terror. That's
why it cracks me up when you hear these people going, well,
they said, didn't have anything right, just going to believe
that you're going to be fine. The previous forty plus
years have not given you enough proof, enough evidence about
what these people really are. Their mantra is death to
America exactly, the chant that's in the streets. It's all
over the world when they get together with all their
good time party friends and do some sort of ridiculous thing.
Speaker 6: They chant death to America.
Speaker 2: They've burned the flag, but Tucker said it's fine, So
I guess we should all be very skeptical.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh. Well, and not only that, but in
the negotiations that ultimately crashed out and led to Israel
and the United States attacking Iran, Steve woodcoff and made
it very very clear that in those negotiations, whoever their
counterparts were in Iran were like, we're not going to stop,
and we have enough nukes or enough nuclear material, enough
uranium enriched to create eleven nukes right now, and we're
not stopping, so right, I mean, it's not at this point.
They're not hiding it. So why Joe Kent would be
trying to cover for the Iranians who are very open
about their intentions, I have no idea. It makes no sense.
It makes him more traitorious in my opinion, because I just,
I mean, what is the point of doing that, you
know what I mean? Like, I just I don't get it.
Speaker 2: Yesterday, Joe Kent has flip flopped on this issue.
Speaker 6: Within the couple of months. Right.
Speaker 2: While I might not agree with him, if Joe Kent
from day one had always said I've got questions about
whether or not this is real or not. I need
to see some proof. I need to see some evidence,
he didn't do that. Three weeks ago he was talking
about how much of a threat to Americans Iran was.
Speaker 6: He was talking about it, he was doing interviews.
Speaker 2: But now, and we've talked about this this week, I
feel like he sees there's an opportunity for his grift
to line in his pockets. So that's the angle that
he took. I think he kind of knew the writing
was on the wall that he was going to be
fired for being an habitual leaker. So we thought, well,
if I'm going to get thrown out of here, I
might as well make some money while doing it. And
there's a lot of big business and being anti Trump
di Israel.
Speaker 1: Yes, there's a lot of big business. And we're going
to get to a little bit more about Kent in
just a bit. But remember how it was yesterday right
where we were talking about how Spain and France and
a whole bunch of our NATO partners were like, yeah,
this isn't our thing, This isn't our war. We're staying
out of it. And they were all just whoozing out. Well,
it's interesting how when their oil, their natural gas, is impacted,
when their own economies are impacted, all of a sudden,
yesterday it came out France, Germany, the UK, Italy, the
Netherlands and Japan say they are ready to join efforts
to ensure safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz. So
what that help will look like, I don't know yet.
We'll see in the coming days. But that's a quick turnaround,
you know what I mean. That's like a really really
quick turnaround. That's the Trump magic, I think it is.
Speaker 2: And I feel like there are also some people you
have to give a hat tip to. Sure it's Trump
being the one stirs the pot here, but you know
that Marko Rubio has been on the phone for probably
twenty play consecutive hours here trying to talk to these people,
playing a little good cop, bad cop. You know, Trump
is right, you know, maybe he was wrong to say
this or that, but the real reality is you kind.
Speaker 6: Of owe us a little bit. And I'll talk to
the old man.
Speaker 2: I'll make sure that will help with whatever you need
moving forward.
Speaker 6: He'll bitch, he'll moan, but you'll get what you want.
But we need you to help out just a little bit.
Speaker 2: Like I can totally see Mark Rubio making those types
of phone calls.
Speaker 1: That's a great reminder because he is so such an
important he's got such an important role to play in
all of these negotiations. And I'm absolutely sure you're right
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Beebe continues to be alive. I'm very happy to report,
and he actually held a whole presser yesterday to confirm
his status of living. And so here's what he said
in his opening remarks.
Speaker 5: First of all, I just want to say I'm alive,
and your all witnesses. Now that I dispatched this piece
of fake news, I'm going to give you an up
an update on Operation Roaring Line under President Trump's visionary leadership.
America and Israel are acting together in Iran with great
determination and unprecedented strength.
Speaker 1: I love that he said that, especially after yesterday when
there was the whole hullabaloo about Trump's tweet where he
called out Israel for its.
Speaker 3: Attacks that Trump said that he was not aware of.
Speaker 1: Again, I kind of think that that was all strategicy,
And the bottom line is that these are partners, they
and they are totally united in mission. And I appreciate that,
and I like that he specifically says how much he
appreciates Trump's leadership. He also he also made sure to
point out that anybody who is trying to say that
Israel dragged the United States into this war, please you guys,
And I want.
Speaker 5: To close these opening remarks with one other fake news,
and that is that Israel somehow dragged the US into
a conflict with you on, does anyone really think that
someone can tell President Trump what to do?
Speaker 6: Come on?
Speaker 2: I mean, right right, I mean that's what Dan Bongino said.
You know, we talked about that a little bit yesterday.
Speaker 6: Again, I.
Speaker 2: Wasn't real happy with the way Dan Bongino worked inside
the Trump administration. Felt like there was a lot of talk,
very little action. And I know I'll probably get ripped
in your chat section about that, but I like Bongino,
it's not a personal thing, Like he over promised and
I think underdelivered.
Speaker 6: But he went on I think it.
Speaker 2: Was with Hannity last night of the night before and
basically said that same thing.
Speaker 6: I've known Trump for a long time.
Speaker 2: If anybody thinks he's being dog walked by any world leader,
you have no idea what you're talking about.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I want to know more about what your dissatisfaction is, Like,
what were you expecting him to do that he didn't
do well?
Speaker 2: He was mister Johnny, tough guy when it came to
arresting people for the Epstein Files, like when he was
a podcaster, that was one of his big things.
Speaker 6: Epstein this, at Epstein that.
Speaker 2: And then you got pretty much as close as anybody
can possibly get to the investigation and the people that
make it happen. And at one point you told us, hell,
there's no list, what can we do here? Well, okay,
but that's not what you said. When you're behind a microphone.
You were all about finding people to arrest that were
having sex with kids, because as of right now, only
Glaine Maxwell has been arrested for people having sex with kids.
Speaker 6: Trafficking.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she's arrested for trafficking to who who were the clients?
And I know, the Epstein thing, you could probably do
a week's worth of shows on it, and I don't
want to drag this show down to that. But Bongino
over delivered was too much of a boombastic voice that
when he got the opportunity to go in there and
maybe do something, I felt it was very underwhelming.
Speaker 1: That's all, well, I think, I mean, I totally see
that because we complained about the mismanagement of the Epstein files,
like starting way back with the release of the Binders.
I mean, you don't even get me started on that
whole tobaccle, as Candice Owns would say, But I mean,
it was it was a complete It was just so
poorly handled. But I don't know that I blame Bongino
as much as I do doj because his hands are
kind kind of tied when it comes to prosecuting anyone
or taking the steps necessary to actually get people in jail.
All he can do is be part of the investigations.
You know what I mean, so they can present information.
Speaker 6: Pok up our ass.
Speaker 2: At one point though, and that's what bothered me, because
I think Bongino is a stand up dude.
Speaker 6: And yeah, one.
Speaker 2: Moment where he and Cash Pttel got together and basically
shrugged their shoulders and said, there's no list.
Speaker 6: There's no list might not be a physical list.
Speaker 2: But Lincoln Lyon, James Comy's daughter was the prosecutor in
the Gallain Max case. She was the one that sealed
up the list. Now let that say in the prosecutor
in the case sealed up the list. Why would the
prosecution do that, not the defense, right And if anybody
in this country hates Donald Trump, it's the Komy family.
So why would the Comys typically his daughter want to
seal up this list. That tells me a couple of
different things. Number one, Trump ain't on it. Number two,
there's probably some high ranking Democrats that are. But number three,
there is information. And if Dan would have came out
and said, look, in this job, I'm privy to some
information that can't share with you. Maybe at a time
down the road, I can give you some information, but
right now, for the safety of the investigation, for the
safety of the people involved in this. We have to
keep it close to the vest I would inspect that
because he's talking to me like a grown man. He's
talking to me like somebody that you know, wants the information.
But instead they tried to pull this crap up. We
don't have a list. That bothered me. That bothered me
a lot.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's fair, that's fair. Okay, moving on, because we
want to get to the reason for my name today
is because of Mark Root, the National or the I'm sorry,
the Secretary General for NATO.
Speaker 3: And he spoke again, and you know, we just talked
about the.
Speaker 1: Fact that all these these allies came out yesterday saying yeah,
we're willing to help now. And I have to believe
that Mark plays a significant role in making that happen.
I see him as sort of the primary negotiator when
it comes to talking with the NATO allies and saying,
you guys, you got to pull your weight here. And
so he talked about that yesterday and here's a little
snippet from.
Speaker 13: That compext with allies all over nature territory. What I'm
sensing and hearing is that we all like me as
we always did. That it was crucial for Iran not
to get his hands on a nuclear capability, a ballistic
missile capability, and what the US is doing at the
moment is degrading that capability of Iran. And I think
that's very important. This is important for your pa security,
for the Middle East, it is vital for Israel itself.
Then when it comes to the hermustrait, everybody agrees this
trait cannot stay closed. It has to open up again
as soon as possible. This is cruciable world's economy. In
my context, with allies are seeing is that they are
intensely discussing amongst each other, with the United States and
amongst each other the best way forward to tackle this
huge security issue. And let me add to that that
I'm confident that allies as always will do everything in
support of our shared.
Speaker 3: Interest, and now they seem to be so that's good.
Speaker 1: I like it too.
Speaker 2: For a lot of people who haven't followed what's been
taking place in the Middle East very closely, right, like
it's in the news side now, it is kind of
wild to explain that this little straight the straight of
hor Meuse, is like the most important thing in play here,
Like it's so small it's so tiny. But now you've
got Trump saying we need mind sweepers for it. You've
got the Iranians. It's basically the only way that they
can still stay in this fight is trying to defend
that and attack that. And it's responsible for giving China
like ninety percent of their oil, Japan all their oil. Yeah,
a little bit to the United States, this little bitty
area of water, and it's become so important.
Speaker 6: It's kind of a trip.
Speaker 1: It is wild because what is It's like twenty I
forget that exact number is see somewhere between twenty one
and twenty five miles wide. That's it. I mean, it
is any bitty yes, Brian said micro straight.
Speaker 6: Well play, just exaggerate it.
Speaker 1: So one of those allies that has agreed to pull
their weight is Japan and the Prime Minister to Kaichi Takkaichi.
Speaker 3: I'm not sure how to say her name.
Speaker 1: I love how much she loves Donald Trump, like they
are so freaking cute together. And so she came to
the White House House yesterday they had a joint presser
and there was a really cute moment where she first
got out of her car and he greeted her at
the White House and she like ran in for this
giant hug. It was so so cute, and she was
of course very very complimentary, and you know, he eats
that stuff up. And one of the things that she
said to him was, quote, I firmly believe that it
is only you Donald who can achieve peace across the world.
To do so, I am ready to reach out to
many of the partners in the international community to achieve
our objective together. And one of the other people that
was in this presser in this meeting was Scott Bessant,
and he's also he's got a whole different perspective, a
financial perspective obviously of what's going on with the war.
And it's super interesting because that side of the battle
never really gets discussed, but he discussed it quite a bit.
And there was a quote from him about how he
plans to use Iran's oil against them, and so he said, quote,
in the coming days, we may unsanction the Iranian oil
that's on the water.
Speaker 3: It's about one hundred and forty million barrels, so depending.
Speaker 1: How you count it, that's ten days to two weeks
of supply that the Iranians had been pushing out that
would have all gone to China. In essence, we would
be using the Iranian barrels against the Iranians to keep
the price down for the next ten to fourteen days
as we continue this campaign. So he said, we have
lots of levers. And then when they when he had
a chance to speak at the presser yesterday, he also
talked about and this was an angle that I hadn't
heard at all, and he even said, this never gets
reported in the United States media, But there's all kinds
of defections happening from the IRGC. Like there's people going,
I'm out like this, it's gone too far. I can't
keep this up. I don't want to be a part
of this anymore. Here's Scott talking about that. Just a
little bit, you'll hear what's going on there.
Speaker 14: So we are seeing the defections at all levels as
they're starting to sense what's going on with the regime.
It doesn't get reported here in the US very well,
but you know, we are transcing them from the air
and the regime will probably collapse within itself. At Treasury,
we've seen where they've wired their money out of the country.
We're coming for that we're going to get it back
to the Iranian people.
Speaker 6: Seeing the affections.
Speaker 15: And there's a lot of military defections.
Speaker 6: So you have a lot of military defections enter.
Speaker 16: I don't say I don't blame them.
Speaker 1: I love oh, oh my god, I love him so much.
Speaker 2: So underrated in terms of what he brings to the
table here, and I don't think he gets enough attention.
Uh you know the elephant in the room here from
the gay community. Like everybody always says that Donald Trump
hates the gay community, he hates.
Speaker 6: All these other people, Scott the sense of stud man.
Speaker 1: This time, Oh my gosh, he's the best, the.
Speaker 2: Stink like this time around Trump forty seven. The people
he's picked to be around him so much better than
forty five. When people ask me, what's the difference between
forty five and forty seven, I think in forty five
he was forced to take on some of these swamp monsters, leakers,
turns and rats. Yeah, and in forty seven he was like,
all right, this country's a mess right now.
Speaker 6: I need to assemble the Avengers and do this right.
Speaker 2: And it's a it's a mix of everybody, right, and
he's not getting any attention for having a pretty diverse cabinet.
Speaker 6: You've got Democrats, you've got.
Speaker 2: Women, gay people, But all it is is no kings,
no kings.
Speaker 1: I know, it's yeah, he and and his role is
so I don't know what the word is. It's like understated,
like he's in the background doing super important things that
you're right, don't get enough credit. Certainly don't get enough
credit in the gay community. But even just it's it's
because his role isn't as outward facing as Marco Rubio's,
who's like in the midst of all these conversations and negotiating,
and Scott is like behind a computer and like looking
at numbers and crunching numbers and figuring out what's going
on with banks and how I ran uses banks and
all that stuff. And it's like he's he's just he's
perfect for the role that he's in right now.
Speaker 2: So it's not like, you know, it's the well, we
hired a gay person, are we hired a minority and
you give them some job in where they're never on camera.
Speaker 6: Yeah, trust Scotts and totally out there. It kind of
lets him do his.
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Indiana Jones, like when he's trying to remove the cobwebs
and you know, he's looking at it and he's weighing
it out, trying to figure out what it was.
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can enjoy something that tastes like crap?
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but I also never understood the appeal of Captain Crunch
because that stuff will tear up your entire roof of
your mouth like it it's brutal. I mean, you would
bleed after eating a bowl of cap'n Crunch, But people
love that stuff.
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them pour the milk on it.
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Stuff is terrible. I don't know how people eat it anyway.
Speaker 6: I like Captain Crunch. I'm not gonna lie.
Speaker 1: It's okay, all right, back to the Japanese prime ministers.
So there was a moment that a lot of people
are talking about, and liberals are very upset with and
they think Trump is once again like this absolute nightmare
of a person because he just says the things. I
loved this moment personally.
Speaker 3: I thought it was absolutely hilarious.
Speaker 1: If you don't know what I'm talking about, please enjoy.
Speaker 6: Well.
Speaker 15: One thing, you don't want to signal too much, you know,
when we go in, we went in very hard, and
we didn't tell anybody about it because we wanted surprise.
Who knows better about surprise than Japan Okay, why didn't
you tell me about Pearl Harbor? Okay, right, he's asking me,
do you believe in surprise? I think much more so
than us. And we had a surprise and we did,
and because of that surprise we knocked out.
Speaker 6: The first two days were probably.
Speaker 1: It's just amazing, and the absolute freak out that people
had over that was even funnier than the moment itself.
And by the way, the Japanese reporter who the question,
it was totally inappropriate. The question was inappropriate because he
was basically saying, how dare you not inform US Japan
that you exactly what you were going to do in
this initial strike? And so his response was hysterical. I
thought it was so funny, but like Jake Tapper, my god, god,
I could not even believe that this was his response.
Speaker 3: So he said, as if people didn't know.
Speaker 1: For what it's worth, Prime Minister Takaichi was born twenty
years after Pearl Harbor, and so Clay Travis had to
point out Trump was also not alive yet on Pearl
Harbor day. Jake, this was a joke about the importance
of keeping surprises in war, as everyone with a functional
brain recognized, My god.
Speaker 2: Is there anybody less funny or entertaining than Jake Tapper? Right,
because Jake Tapper was once a straight laced news guy,
but CNN somehow tried to push him into like this
hot opinion guy, but he still tries to pull that
I'm smarter than you act, but he comes only the
news anchor in the movie Diehard the hell sinky syndrome
when he's wrong about everything. That's who Jake Tapper reminds
me of. Just a wet blanket, just a bore. That's
the thing. If you're going to transition to the opinion
based world, you have to be entertaining, Like now you
do an opinion based show. I do an opinion based show.
We're not Trey yinst over in the Middle East right
now giving you the facts?
Speaker 9: Right?
Speaker 2: What did understand the difference they try to make Jake
Tapper both, But he's just such a bore that's why
nobody watches him.
Speaker 1: And just so humorless. I mean, when that is what
you're going to tweet out after that, it's just it's
so ridiculous that that was what he decided to put
out there. And I'm super glad that Clay Travis and
a whole bunch of other people made fun of him,
because what an absolute clown. And again people were trying
to say that the Prime Minister was super uncomfortable.
Speaker 3: By that moment bull crap. She was not uncomfortable at all.
Speaker 2: Trump feels comfortable with her because, yes, because he made
that joke.
Speaker 6: My friends make jokes to each other.
Speaker 2: They kind of say things where they know everything's going
to be all right. Yeah, jes we bust each other's ball. Ladies,
you gotta give you to the crap. You and I
could make jokes back and forth, mock and it's fine.
Like if you were to say something to me, I
wouldn't get offended, but Jake Tapper would you know what
I'm saying?
Speaker 1: Totally, one hundred percent, just like Jake Tapper Is probably
continues to have nightmares and continues to be outraged about
the fact that Trump, in his wall of presidential portraits,
has a picture of Joe Biden's auto pen instead of
an actual portrait of Joe Biden and which is awesome.
And you know who loved it is the Prime Minister
of So here is the moment that she saw the
auto been and I just she's adorable and I love
their relationship.
Speaker 3: I just thought that was absolutely the cutest thing ever.
Speaker 6: Right, No, that's okay. That's how people who are finds talk.
Speaker 1: Yes, totally, totally all right now, we're going to talk
about some horrible people, and we usually do have a
horrible people segment on our show. Yesterday we made all
kinds of fun of Megan Kelly because she acted all
outrage that Fox had a graphic on the bottom of
their screen that had the American flag tight in with
the Israeli flag on the opposite opposite side of the
screen from the Iranian Islamic Regime flag, and she was like,
oh my god, how dare our flags be together? How
dare they? And we made fun and a lot of
people made fun of the fact that her thumbnails of
her own show show that she does the same thing.
She has the American flag tied in with the Iranian flag,
with the Chinese flag. She's done it all. But what
I didn't know yesterday is that she also did it
with Israel, you guys. So this is also a thumbnail
from her show with Marjorie Taylor Green where you can
clearly see the American flag and the Israeli flag together.
Speaker 3: She has not responded, at least as far as I know.
Speaker 1: I don't know if she addressed it on her show,
but at least on X she has not responded to
how much. She is getting crushed with criticism for this major,
major mishap of hers and I don't know if she's
ever going to address it. It's probably a better pr
move to just pretend it never happened, because yikes, this
was a big, big f up on her part.
Speaker 2: It was such a stupid thing to complain about in
the first stupid and I'm willing to do it than
just own it, right. Yeah, Yeah, it's ridiculous that as
many times as this has happened on her program, it
never occurred to her that maybe we've done this, maybe
I should make sure that my graphics team has not
done this multiple multiple.
Speaker 6: Times before known about it. Never occurred to her.
Speaker 2: But again, of all the angles of the war in Iran,
you know, Israel, Iran oil leaders, Charlie Kirk, all the stuff,
all the angles, you're going to complain about a greg
being made. It was a stupid argument to begin with.
And now, Megan, look, if you want to be Johnny
hot take here own it. You were the one that
brought the argument to the forefront. You should be the
one to address it. Now all of a sudden, you're
quiet interesting.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it is very very interesting. And again you know,
we talk about these influencers and we talk about their influence,
which is big. I mean, obviously she has millions and
millions of followers, so to do you know, Tucker, Candace
Nick wants all of them. And it's easy to get
caught up, especially when you live online the way that
you and I have to in our line of work.
It's very easy to get caught up and wonder is,
you know, is the influence going to impact elections? And
then it's really really nice to get sort of brought
back to earth a little bit when you see, you know,
badya Ungar Sargon has made this point a lot. This
is an online phenomenon. This does not reflect the greater
majority in the country. And The New York Post put
out a big article about that yesterday, talking about new
polling that they had from the Jail Partner's survey that
showed that eighty three percent of likely Republican voters strongly
or at least somewhat support Operation Epic Fury, while less
than ten percent say they strongly or somewhat oppose it,
and so this is They also made the comparison to
prominent podcasters like Tucker, like Megan Kelly, who of course
are very critical over this war. But that same poll
found that eighty three percent of likely Republicans trust Trump's judgment,
while just six percent place more confidence in Tucker and Megan.
So this was a very you know, it was kind
of just a reassuring pole to see, but it made
folks like Candice Owens very very upset. She got very
very upset about this and decided to post that this
this was like again a conspiracy. So she said, read
between the lines. Trump is angry and they needed to
show him something positive. Zionists are now moving to Pravda,
publishing fictional polls so they have something positive to put
on his desk this morning. No one supports this war.
No one supports this war outside of never Trumpers who
have always been Israel first. They're losing the war badly
and seek to further delude Trump into believing his base
wanted it. This is just insane. This is insane again.
Speaker 2: It's it's professional wrestling, like that's exactly what it is.
The more we realize that there really isn't a difference
between Candae Owens, Tucker, Carlson, Megan Kelly, even Mark Levin,
I know it's controversial, but all of these folks live
in this business world where clicks is how they survive. Now,
people I'm sure in your chat are probably way more
pro Mark.
Speaker 6: Levin than these other folks.
Speaker 2: But the business model that all I'm talking about here,
The business model is the same. You've got to appeal
to a section of the audience and separate yourself from
your competition. Right, just in sports like the Kansas City
Chiefs and the Buffalo Bills, different football teams, right, they
play the same sport, but they're competing to one up
each other. It's the same thing in the podcast sphere
in many ways, mock you and Daisy kind of you know,
are in the same battlefield here. There's an audience out
there and every day you're trying to get more and
more people to come to your side. So you have
to come up with a strategy on how to do that.
Megan and Tucker and Candace have decided to be the
anti Israel former Trump supporting anti Trump people. Mark Levin
his strategy has been, these people are idiots. I'm the
only person that's right. Each person's got a different game plan,
different strategy, but the goal is the same as many
eyeballs and as clicks as possible.
Speaker 6: That's all that it's about.
Speaker 2: And if they have to say some sensational bull crap
once in a while to try to one up the.
Speaker 6: Competition, they'll do that. Not just as far. You see
it in sports too, like Jason Whitlock and Jamel Hill and.
Speaker 2: All these folks. It's the same game plan. Say something
outrageous because clicks will come to you, and when you
get clicks, you beat your competition.
Speaker 1: I mean, I get the business side of it, obviously,
but I don't agree that Mark is in the same
category as the others because he has been consistent. He
has never wavered from what he's believed since he started
being a public figure, and I would say that the
same is true about us, And we've made very very.
Speaker 3: Clear that we're not.
Speaker 1: I if clicks were what we were after, we would
be saying things different than what we believe. And I
think Mark says what he believes and has always believed.
We do the same thing, and we've made very clear
that if it means that we lose three quarters of
our audience, we are never going to say things because
somebody's paying us to say them. Specifically, or because we
see where traffic is going, where it's more popular to be.
Speaker 3: We would just never do that, and I don't think
Mark would do that.
Speaker 1: I do think we're seeing that happen with Candace, with Tuckery,
with Megan, with people who have taken complete one point
eighty turns on what they've always said that they believed.
And I think people follow other people. I think they
follow shows like ours when they can trust them, when
they can see that we have integrity, that we're not
shifting our beliefs with the wind simply because it's going
to get us a bigger audience. We would just never
do that, and that's why we're never going to be
that more. We're not going to be hugely popular. And
we know that, and that's okay, because I'd rather be real,
you know, and.
Speaker 6: Your audience understands that you're genuine.
Speaker 2: That's the audience's job to understand who they think is
telling them the truth and who's telling them what they
want to hear.
Speaker 6: I think there's a difference there, and you guys do
a great job of that.
Speaker 2: Mark Levent has been consistent but would push back and say, though, okay,
if these other folks are lunatics. Why have you tweeted
like a hundred times about Megan Kelly because he has
done that, Like Megan Kelly's kind of gone full you know,
jumping into the shallow wind at the pool. I get that,
But Mark's tweeted about her quite a bit too. So
that's why I say, it's professional wrestling. It's a lot
of you know, get it out there. You got to
have a rival. There's a good guy, there's a bad guy.
And some of the money they're talking about is big
time money.
Speaker 1: Yeah, for sure. I mean that's true, that's true. But
I still, you know, I'm gonna be team Mark only
because I believe that he is genuine about what he thinks.
He's never wavered in terms of support for Israel and
Meghan Tucker. Can't all of them have? They have gone
completely off of the deep end. They're unrecognizable at this point,
and so I just I don't put them in I
just don't like to categorize them in the same way.
Speaker 3: I guess that's the only thing I take issue.
Speaker 1: But I totally agree with what you're saying about how
you know he has gone after Megan big time. I
wonder if some of that just the volume, the sheer
volume of tweets that he's made about her is because
he knows her personally, and it's even more disappointing, you
know what I mean. Like for me, it's disappointing because
of how much I admired her. But I've you know,
we've met her three times and it's all been online,
like we've had We've been on her show, she's been
on our show, and that's the extent of our personal relationship.
But I think that they genuinely knew each other. They
worked together at Fox. So it's maybe that's why it's
more personal for him and he's more inclined to speak
out about it. I don't know.
Speaker 2: I'm speculating punching down though, Like if you think you're
at the top of the food chain, why would you
punch down?
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 2: I'm a dude, and I use a lot of sports analogies,
But like the Los Angeles Lakers, the Boston Celtics, the
biggest basketball franchises in the world, they don't talk about
the Indiana. They don't get it damp because they're here
and the Pacers are down here usually, So I don't know,
I feel like you bring your competition into the conversation
all the time. I think it benefits your competition.
Speaker 3: Okay, that's that is probably fair.
Speaker 1: I get it. I get what you're saying. Kind of
in keeping with this whole theme. You know, there's been obviously,
I'm sure you've seen them, just unbelievably cruel attacks on
Erica Kirk from Candice Owens and then all of her
crazy cult members. And one of those cult members is
a pretty big account on their own. It's an account
called Project Constitution. It's run by some absolute clown. His
name is Colin and he just got a four page
cease and desist letter from TPUSA and Erica Kirk saying
you've made some absolutely outlandish and untrue and defamatory statements.
We're expecting you to take those down. We don't want lawsuits,
but you know we're willing to go there if you
don't retract some of these statements. And he posted about
this and actually double down, like he posted his he
publicized his own letter in response to those lawyers saying, okay,
well I already took down one post where I was wrong,
but it's not defamatory because I genuinely thought that it
was true at the time, so it's easy for him
to go and spread it and then retract it, which
obviously the retraction always gets way few reviews than the
initial allegation, right, And so it's interesting to see TPU
s A getting a little more active when it comes
to action about taking action against some of these accounts.
I want to see a.
Speaker 3: Lot more of this, a lot more of this.
Speaker 1: And by the way, this guy that runs the account,
this is him.
Speaker 17: So the rest of us look at that. Wow, oh
my god, there's no chance that the.
Speaker 6: Rest of us are going to take on anything but scraps. Wow, that's.
Speaker 1: He's so gross, absolutely disgusting. But he's you know, he's
one of the minions that follows Canvas and hangs on
every word and tries to send her all the tips
and does all. I mean, these are just disgusting people,
and they've been overly cruel, I mean just cruel.
Speaker 3: Beyond measure to Erica Kirk. It's been so discuss to watch.
Speaker 1: And what's even more disgusting in that is that Candice
continues to position herself as, what, you know, the only
person that Charlie could have ever trusted, like his closest
closest friend, the only one who cares about him, et cetera,
et cetera. And if you were to, like try to
summarize Charlie's entire life's mission into a very simple statement,
it would be to get Republicans elected, to get conservatives elected.
That's the whole reason that Turning Point USA existed and exists,
is to get students engaged, to get voters registered, to
get Republicans in office. He was very very clear about
that from the time he started TPUSA. So if his
closest friend and the only person who cares about him
cared at all about his legacy and what his mission was,
you would think that she would be interested in doing
the same thing. But here, Candace, earlier this same week,
what about the midterms?
Speaker 18: Like, I don't care about your midterms, buddy, I don't
care about your midterms.
Speaker 8: Your midterms can drive off of a cliff.
Speaker 7: I don't care.
Speaker 8: Sorry, bye bye midterms. I don't I literally don't care,
not even one bit.
Speaker 1: I feel nothing, ice cold.
Speaker 6: Okay, that's this is crazy, Candace.
Speaker 2: Why do we as a not us specifically, but why
do people need to go back to your podcast every day?
Then you promised us a podcast on politics and world
issues and debate. Midterms is pretty big topic and everything
is politics. Politics is everything right now, and you're going
to say you don't care about it, all right, Fine, we.
Speaker 6: Don't care about you. We've got other options.
Speaker 2: As we said earlier, it's not like you're the only
one that's got a podcast show out there that we
can get entertainment and hot takes from. Fine, you don't
want to do it, bye, there are other options.
Speaker 1: It's just I can't believe that that. I mean, how
could she even say something like that knowing and then
she tries to speak for Charlie Kirk and what he
thought all the time. Literally everybody knows that his most
important goal was to get Republicans elected. And so now
for her to say I don't care about midterms. She
has kids. So if Democrats overwhelmingly get elected because she's
encouraging her idiot cult audience to not vote, or worse,
to vote for Democrats, that impacts her family just as
much as it does anybody else's.
Speaker 3: It's so ignorant.
Speaker 1: She is such an idiot, and I just I continue
to not believe that people follow her in the numbers
that they do.
Speaker 3: It's incredible to me, especially because she is so cruel.
And here's another example of her cruelty is she had
this unbelievable thumbnail for a recent episode of Hers this week,
where she photoshopped, or her team photoshopped this picture of
Erica holding an ar pointed right at Charlie's neck.
Speaker 1: This is so disgusting, and it's so disgusting in fact,
that even her own team, I think, realized, maybe we've
gone too far here. And now they have switched out
that thumbnail. They have replaced it. She's still holding the gun,
but now it's like holding it at nobody. It's like
a blackened out screen. They've changed the title of the
show from who the bleep Did I Marry? To just
another episode of the Bride of Charlie series. I mean,
she has gone off the rails, and you know it's
bad when even her team is like, maybe maybe we
crossed the line, you know what I mean, maybe we
should switch this out because that is disgusting.
Speaker 6: The line, though, was just Charlie. They were still fine
with Erica Kirk naked.
Speaker 2: With the gun, right, I agree with that, but well,
maybe Charlie being involved in it, maybe we've gone a
step too far, Like, listen, you may have questions about
Erica Kirk.
Speaker 6: You're you know, it's a free country, you can do that.
Speaker 2: But that's pretty gross, Like I don't know, like and
go back to Candie Owens saying don't care about the midterms.
I want somebody in your audience to mark the tape.
Right now, it's the twentieth of March. It's about nine
oh eight am Eastern time. I wonder how many times
between now and the midterms Candie Owans is going to
be talking about the midterms. Somebody started excel spreadsheet because
I'm willing to bet it that she's probably going to
talk a crap ton about it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, you're probably right, although she's probably going to
continue on that same theme that she'll talk about it
and then say she doesn't care, and she'll she'll continue
like her rants about telling active military people to leave
the service, telling people not to vote. I mean, she is.
She is a menace to conservatives, to the conservative movement,
to Republicans. She is a menace, And I just all
I can do is just hope that people start to
wake up to how awful she is, how cruel she is,
and It's interesting too because now there's all this discussion
about Joe Kent from earlier in the week resigning and
who he leaked to. A lot of people assume that
because he was instantaneously on Tucker's show, that Tucker was
the guy that he was leaking to, and there's some
there's some evidence pointing to that. Obviously, there's a whole
investigation underway about Joe Kent and who he leaked to.
There was a report ag talked about this on Twitter
yesterday that the FBI investigation has found that Joe Kent
leaked details from a classified server to a member of
the media and then also had other leaks to Tucker.
So that becomes real interesting because who else besides Tucker
did he leak too. Well, if we look back to
the the interview that Candice did with CNN a few
months ago, it's interesting to now look at this in
that light and think about Joe Kent in that light.
Speaker 18: Messages, but you don't have anyone from like the FBI
telling you that lak okay, has anyone leaked.
Speaker 1: To you and Tyler Robinson has.
Speaker 6: Anyone said to you even off the record, like yeah,
we faked these.
Speaker 1: I have very strong sources everywhere on both sides.
Speaker 19: Well, I look forward to see the evidence of.
Speaker 1: Just super interesting to like re listen to that. In
light of all of this news about Joe Kent, you know,
right right, very interesting.
Speaker 2: We discussed this earlier. Forty seven has a much better
staff than forty five. The minute he took the oath
of office is forty five. The leak started coming out
like it was bad. I mean, I don't think I've
ever seen it that bad. This time around, the board
been pretty good as far as Washington goes. There's always
going to be leaks, but this time around the board's
been pretty good for the most part. But yeah, there's
no doubt in my mind if Joe Kent is pals
with Tucker Carlson, that tells me he's into the podcast
sphere type game. Yeah, I wouldn't be shocked if Candice
Owens was a part of this, or Megan Kelly or
folks of the same ILK care.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, it's clear that Tucker was the primary
recipient of leaked information. There's no doubt about that. And
just you know, just as another example, because we do
have Bongino going absolutely off on Joe Kent's appearance on Tucker.
But before we get to that, just an example of
how utterly wrong Joe Kent is. So one of the
things that he said on Tucker's show was Ali Larajani
was a negotiator who was eager to get us a deal.
Speaker 3: This was the Iranian counterpart to Steve Witcoff.
Speaker 1: And there's a literal tweet from that guy saying we
will not negotiate with the United States. So he's just wrong.
And it's clear that he was kept out of the
main conversations that were taking place in the intelligence community
because they knew that they could not trust him, and
especially you know when you know, in the appearance on
Tucker where he started connecting Iran to Charlie's death and
to Israel, all of that nonsense was so ridiculous and
Bongino was losing his mind about it.
Speaker 3: Here's a little piece from his show yesterday.
Speaker 9: Charlie Kirk is killed publicly in a very horrific way,
and we're not really allowed to look into that way.
Speaker 16: Okay, okay, listen, folks, this part I have to just
leave here. This is some of the most disgusting, unethical
and immoral stuff I have ever seen leveraging the death
of my good friend, his brutal murder, his assassination that
the whole world watched in all of its horrifying gore.
For your podcast appearance, you're disgusting. Thank you for your
service to the country, you're also disgusting.
Speaker 6: Sure, totally fair. I get that.
Speaker 2: And you know what, maybe we're making too big of
a deal out of Joe Kent, Like how important really
was Joe Kent? And the reason I ask is, you know,
you see his title and you think, oh my god,
you know, just a step away from being Tulsi Gabbert.
Speaker 6: Here.
Speaker 2: I had a chance to speak to an investigative reporter
at the Daily Signal, Tony Kennitt comes on our program
on the radio all the time. Turns out, this is
one of those positions that was kind of just recently created,
but it's got like a super long title that's attached
to it to make it like he's somebody way more
important than what he is. He was already not being
invited to the important meetings because he was a known leaker.
So maybe just maybe we're making this out to be
something too big. I don't know, had this been Tulsy Gabbert.
I think, okay, maybe we should sit down and have
some sort of town hall about the leaks going on Washington.
Speaker 6: But Joe Kent, maybe just maybe we're all blowing this
out of proportion.
Speaker 2: And he was somebody with a really long title that
nobody had that much faith in the first place. Just
kind of much different way to think about this thing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, I mean, he's definitely trying to become a
much bigger, you know person, I guess than he is
by going on some of these super influential podcasts. And
there's no question the Tucker has influence, unfortunately, and he
was he recently sat down with a reporter from The
Economist and just he's talking about Trump not being America
first in this interview. And it was really striking to
me to watch this yesterday because you can really get
you can start to note once you notice his tells,
the methods that he uses to trick his own audience,
you cannot unsee them, you cannot unhear them. And so
you'll notice is that he will diminish anybody that doesn't
agree with him by saying things like it's indisputable that
or no one argues that or everybody knows that whatever,
But he uses these He uses these terms of phrase
all the time, and it's to make you feel like, well, gosh,
if everybody knows it, then where have I been? You
know what I mean? But it's a total lie. It's
a complete manipulation tactic. And I wish people that listen
to him would see it, notice it, and then reject
it entirely, because that's all it is.
Speaker 3: It is a It's a tactic.
Speaker 1: To get people to agree with him and or to
make it look like nobody disagrees with him, when the
absolute opposite is true. You'll see exactly what I mean,
and you won't be able to unhear it. Once you
see it, you'll always see it. Here's an example.
Speaker 6: Do you think Donald Trump is betrayed America?
Speaker 19: Fest I think that this war is something that he
promised he wouldn't do, not once, but countless times, and
until YouTube is banned, will be able to prove that
and the idea behind it is not only contrary to America.
Speaker 6: First, it may be it's inverse.
Speaker 19: There's no argument that changing the regime in Iran helps
the United States. And if there is an argument, I
love to hear it, and by the way, if that
argument is sensible and convincing, I will support it.
Speaker 6: All I care about is the United States.
Speaker 19: But I haven't heard that argument a single time. All
I've heard is the kind of tiresome fear mongering about
nuclear weapons which Iron did not have. It's insulting actually
even to make that argument to me that Iran's nuclear
program posed such a threat in the United States three
weeks ago that we had to launch a full scale
war against them. That no one's even arguing that because
it's stupid and the facts don't support it. So why
did we do this when we did it? Because Israel
wanted to do it. They chose the timing here, no
one disputes that. And timing in war, as in life,
is a lot of it, and it's determined outcome. And
they hadn't thought through what was going to happen next.
The Israelis hadn't, and we hadn't because we didn't have
time to so.
Speaker 6: SuDS to meet. Do you think he has between it?
Speaker 19: It's clearly contrary to what he promised in country, to
the idea that your leaders should put your interests before
those a foreigners period, we put Israel's interest before ours.
Speaker 6: Trump did that.
Speaker 19: BB's don wasn't like the president of my country, my
president was. I support them, obviously voted for him.
Speaker 1: But yeah, three times he did that in that little clip.
It's incredible, And so it's more incredible to me when
people are like, oh yeah, I mean, everybody knows, there's
no argument. It's indisputable.
Speaker 2: Here's an argument about everything, right, there's a argument about everything.
Speaker 6: Now. Look, I'm going to try to give you both.
Speaker 2: Sides of the isle here, right, I always try to
bring both sides to be totally fair.
Speaker 6: Here.
Speaker 2: If six months now we're having this conversation about the
war in Iran, would Tucker's argument have any sort of
validity to it that Trump promised, ay, you know, no
forever wars. He didn't promise no war. We mentioned that
he promised no forever wars. If six months from now
we're still doing this thing and there's no end in sight,
could you look at Tucker's statements and go, Okay, maybe
Tucker was right about that Trump campaign that we're not
going to have a long forever wars. But we're six
months in, eight months in there's no end in sight.
Could a case be made for Tucker's argument at that point.
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm sure people would try to make that
case for sure. I think, you know, my thinking would
be because I would I obviously do not want that.
Trump doesn't want that to happen. But if for some
crazy reason, the trajectory of the war changes and things
are looking real bad and the only way to basically
save the world is to keep hammering this terroristic country,
then then I would attribute the length of the war
at that point to that fact. I wouldn't be like, O,
Tucker was right, this is what Trump want it all along,
because I just don't believe that. I mean, I believe
that the goal is to wrap this up as quickly
as possible, because nobody in this administration wants a forever war.
But they're also not just going to abandon it mid
cycle and be like, well, I mean, we've done what
we can and we'll hope for the best that we
don't get attacked again. They're going to finish this job
no matter how long it takes. I think they're just
really really hoping that it doesn't take long.
Speaker 2: Right, So I don't know that I'd be gets lost
a lot, right, Like right, associate no forever wars with
no military conflicts, no wars at all.
Speaker 6: Well, no, there's a difference.
Speaker 2: If somebody is threatening the United States, or you believe
they're threatening the United States, then yes, do a military operation.
There's nothing wrong with defending the homeland, especially against the
country that's been killing United States servicemen and women for
over forty plus years. But I think that's totally different
than you know, years from nowllions and billions of dollars
and hundreds of lives lost, still being stuck in that
same situation. The word forever in forever war is the
most important part.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, I hear you, And I know people are
going to be very very upset if this go, if
this gets dragged out, for sure, And just going back
to this whole you know this trick that Tucker uses
all the time in all of his shows where he's like,
no one disputes this, everybody agrees, everybody knows that. It's
so extra funny to me that he does that when
he has so many examples of not agreeing with himself.
And here's just a quick little montage to show you
some of those examples.
Speaker 19: Us is uh, you know, grupugie hotties, their Islamic extremists,
which they also claim constantly, which I don't know if
that's true. By the way, it seems more like completal organizations.
Speaker 7: Race of my Browns this week when you said that
mass is more like a political organization than a terror group.
Speaker 19: That was on the episode of your show when you
were talking.
Speaker 6: I didn't. I didn't, actually, I didn't say.
Speaker 19: I didn't say that Eric's supporting Israel because it's not alive.
Speaker 6: I don't even know what those words mean. I'm just saying, Michaels,
I mean they both know what that means.
Speaker 1: To be an ally in the.
Speaker 19: Guitar, it's like one of our closest allies in the world.
The largest American air base in the Middle East is
in guitar, very close ally of ours. I'm a Wester,
you know, I'm a defender to the Western Western civilization. No,
you're its enemy. Of course, you're literally its main enemy.
So I hope we can get off that topic. Treat
Israel like we just treat a country with overlapping interests
and diverging interests, as someone who is zero interested participating
any kind boycott, much less guess Israel.
Speaker 6: I'm not. I'm happy whatever by the hummus.
Speaker 19: And I can just sort of picture the scene in
a lamplit room with a bunch of guys sitting around
and eating hummus, thinking about, what do we do about
this guy telling the truth about us?
Speaker 6: We must make him stop talking.
Speaker 19: And I was on Twitter, but I kept getting text
from people like, Oh, they're so mad at you about.
Speaker 6: The hummus or something. It since what is hummus? Jew?
It's an Arab food.
Speaker 1: It's just absolutely the biggest liar. I just I cannot
believe he has the audience that he has. I can't
believe it, you know what.
Speaker 6: And I hate that big.
Speaker 2: I admit I used to love Tucker Carlson's nightly program.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, I loved it.
Speaker 6: I did too.
Speaker 2: But and as you guys know, I feel like once
you cross over to a world where you're not on
television and you're competing for clicks, sometimes you compromise what
you believe in for the almighty dollar. And I think Tucker,
who's got tons of money, I mean not like he's,
you know, picking up cigarette butts at the gas station here,
I think he sees that he's got to take his
game up and notch to compete with the crazies a
little bit in this sphere. So I hate what he's become.
People can change their minds over a period of time.
I'm not saying you can't, but like with Joe Kent
three months, like with Tucker Carlson just over a year.
Speaker 6: Like new information can.
Speaker 2: Present itself, but your philosophical beliefs shouldn't change that much
over that short period of.
Speaker 1: Time, exactly, And it absolutely has with him. He's a
different person, completely different person. All right, moving on to
some more ridiculous stuff. We talked earlier in the week
about this new Bachelorette person so and how awful she is.
So like she's the single mom of three, she cheated
on her husband. She's like gotten charges of like beating
up another guy or maybe the same guy. I don't
even know. But anyway, ABC finally decided to cancel that
season that's already been filmed.
Speaker 3: It's cost them gobs of.
Speaker 1: Money to put the and they had to pay her,
They had to pay the whole cast, and now it's
canceled only because a video came out of her like
throwing a chair and like really beating the crap out
of her ex this guy named Dakota. So now that
there's video of the actual incident that they already knew happened,
now they're canceling it. What do you make of that?
Speaker 2: Listen, if your audience takes one thing from anything that
I've talked about all this week, moving forward, I want
them to refer to The Bachelorette as its real name,
the Horror Olympics. Moving forward, the Bachelorette will be known
as the Horror Olympics, because, just like the real Olympics,
where people are competing for a gold medal, in this case,
woes are competing for a rose and a trist with
a dude. There's really not a whole lot of difference here.
I'm shocked that ABC is eating the money on this.
I thought they would try to find some sort of
way to polish this turd. But I'm not going to
sit here and act like I watch the Horror Olympics.
I'm not a p one viewer of this, so I
think I may be the wrong person to ask. But again,
moving forward, if I have to write a declaration and
have a scroll, everybody refers to the Bachelorette.
Speaker 6: As its real name, the whoor Olympics.
Speaker 1: Can I offer an amendment to that? Please? Can we
just shorten it to Hoe Olympics?
Speaker 6: No, I denied, Georgia and South Carolina. Your motion has
been taken into consideration.
Speaker 1: Denied. Okay, I tried. I tried team mock. You can
call it ho Olympics from here, from henceforth and forthwith.
But I just thought it was so ridiculous that after
all of that, they It's not like they didn't know
who they were getting.
Speaker 3: They knew exactly who they were getting.
Speaker 1: They knew it was going to be super watched and
super juicy, because people in our culture go for the dirtiest,
nastiest stuff and they've just decided to scrap it and
it's going to be a huge loss for them, and
I think they deserve it. So that's what you get.
Speaker 6: That's what you get.
Speaker 2: Question for you, YEA, of all these that exist, whether
it's that one survivor you know, you know, amazing race,
whatever they are, what one do you think you would
have the most fun doing? Like, if you could be
on a reality show, which one would you want to
be on?
Speaker 6: And which one do you think you'd have the most fun.
Speaker 8: Hmmm.
Speaker 1: I mean my immediate thought was American Idol because I
was a show choiry girl and so, like you know,
being on American Idol would have been super super fun.
Speaker 6: Would addition, what would you sing?
Speaker 17: Like?
Speaker 6: What would wow? Lionel Richie?
Speaker 1: What would I sing? Oh? Man, that's a hard one.
I would it? Don't want none unless you got Yeah,
we did a whole member did w IBC did a
dramatic reading of that, but that.
Speaker 2: Was time did the imagine during COVID were supposed to
relate to them sitting in their mansions, so we all
I didn't want a baby got back.
Speaker 1: That was so much fun. It definitely wouldn't be that
because that is not actually a song that showcases vocals.
Shall we say?
Speaker 12: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I would probably do some classic like some I don't know,
like some.
Speaker 1: Somewhere over the Rainbow or something like I don't know,
I don't know. I've never even thought about it, but
that that's the first thing that popped into my mind.
What would you do?
Speaker 2: I'm a big brother because I can only imagine how
very little I have in common with some twenty one
year old Instagram model that's probably going to be in
the house, right and I'll walk around the corner, you know,
with my dad bought and my boxers on in the morning.
Did you hear what Trump did the other day make
America great again?
Speaker 6: Right? Sister?
Speaker 2: She was like I was speaking Greek. I'd be the
first one voted out of that house. We're gonna vote
that loud of not just political parts all the time
out of the house right away. You better watched me
in the first two episodes, because I have nothing in
common with these people.
Speaker 1: Oh, I can see you on that. I can also
see you doing like Fear Factor, remember that one.
Speaker 2: Oh it's back now like Johnny Knox Say is hosting
it like the reboot of it now.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, Okay, I would never You could not pay
me enough to do that show. You could not pay
me enough that like all Like, I've seen enough of
the roaches crawling all over people's faces, and oh my god,
there's no way that I could never, ever, ever, ever
do it. So before we get to our fun little segment,
I want to show you a video that I saw
going around Twitter, I think last week, and it's of
a woman and I use air quotes for that because
I'm not convinced.
Speaker 6: I mean, I can't woman. Yeah, I took woman last night. No,
that's good.
Speaker 1: So this woman, like I can be aware, she would
be considered attractive, Like she's a handsome woman.
Speaker 3: I'll put it that way. I would describe her as.
Speaker 1: A handsome woman. But this is a woman who has
very strict rules about dating and very strict rules about
how she expects to be treated by a man that
she is dating. And I wanted to see if you
could just rewind pre Crystal to your dating glory days,
what would you say if you met up with this woman.
Speaker 18: Let's talk about some of the rules that I have
for the men in my life. I will not drive
a man anywhere. If we're going somewhere together, he can
come pick me up. If I have to drive myself there,
then I'm just going to go somewhere alone. I don't
pay for anything for a man. I won't pay for dinner.
I won't pay for movie tickets, I won't pay for gifts.
I do not buy anything for a man. If I'm
going to pay for my own dinner, I'm going to
eat it alone. I would much rather eat my dinner
by myself. The fact that I'm allowing him to be
in my presence. I go to dinner with a man,
I expect for him to pay for my dinner for me.
I don't give men my phone number. I don't give
men explanations. I don't give men straight answers. I don't
answer most of men's questions. I require men to ask
the question over and over and over again for me
to identify whether or not they're actually serious about wanting
to know the answer, and to know more about why
they want to know the answer. Sometimes men ask questions
just as an ego validation to get you to answer them.
Speaker 1: Is that not the craziest shit you've ever heard?
Speaker 2: First of all, not, or I'm not fooled. You're the
ABC News anchor David Mure wearing a cocktail wig. You
don't have me fooled one bit.
Speaker 6: Second.
Speaker 2: All right, Fine, you want to have the dude ask
the question over and over and over again to see
if you know he's interested in getting a real answer. Fine,
the question I'm going to ask over and over again,
do you have balls? Have balls? Because this is important
to me if we're going to make a connection here,
Do you have set that's that's important.
Speaker 6: I want to get that answer.
Speaker 2: But I promise you there's some dude out there going, oh,
they can't all be tens.
Speaker 6: I've done worse. That's how we are.
Speaker 2: Like, you know, nine to thirty in the morning, you
look at that and go, that's David Mure. But if
I've got a few beers, you know, if I'm watching
March Madness, the game's over, it's twelve thirty, I'm at
the bar. It's kind of dimly lit. That starts to
look like Sydney Sweeney. That's how dudes operate. That's how
we think.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, that's how you guys get into travel.
Speaker 6: Right now, going can't all be tens. I've done worse.
I promise you.
Speaker 1: I was horrified that that was a person speaking for
as a woman. I was just like that, you're going
to be single for a long time. That's that's my guess,
is how she living is single? Very single.
Speaker 2: Maybe we have more in common than we think, and
we can both go in the men's room together, we
can both stand up at a journal together, you know,
like we both have probably won an arm wrestling tournament
at some point in our lives. We both have an
Adams Apple.
Speaker 6: We got a lot in comments.
Speaker 1: That's true, you have a lot to talk about, or
now talk about. I don't want to forget the folks
that are contributing on venmo today because this is the
last opportunity that they'll be able to say something to Jason,
so I will make sure to read those as well.
But we do have a couple of reviews to share
with you from our Apple podcast platform. Would love your
review there to be included and we will eventually get
to it. From zom zomb oney Mom two three. These
chicks are so right love these ladies spunk and heart
just what I need right now a giggle or two.
They are the highlight of my day. Thank you so
much for that. Lexren Cole says longtime Nevada listener, longtime
listener since before the Eddie or you watching days. If
you know, you know, these ladies have kept my mornings going.
They are honest but yet keep it light. Built a
community of great people and the best part is that
they don't cave to the bs.
Speaker 3: Thank you so much.
Speaker 1: That means the world when you guys recognize that that
that we are actually genuine and that we really do
care about building community, and then from Venmo yesterday, Thomas
Adams said France is ten percent Muslim. Macrone fears the
terrorist attacks that would happen if France backs the US
against Iran surrender and France have been I think they
mean synonymous for centuries.
Speaker 3: It's true, but I think that they're.
Speaker 1: Finally realizing they also need oil and natural gas, and
so they need to pony up. Let's see. Don Poland says,
good morning, Manila's If you don't love Jason, you didn't
have brothers, or I question the testosterone level of your husband,
I love me a real dude. Jason made the week
without our beloved Daisy delightful. Have a great weekend, ball,
Thank you love it. Deanna Hale said, Jason, you were awesome.
Feel like my husband would really enjoy listening and has
always loved the chicks. Vote Sheriff Sheriff Bianco for California governor.
We need help, yes, y'all do, and I hope it's
two Republicans at the top of that ticket. Let's see
from Lindsay Blackwood, Mock and Jason Hammer killed it this week.
Jason was hilarious and I l oled when he said
Poundtown among other things. Obviously, Daisy is fabulous and we
missed her, but Jason was my favorite fill in. That
is universal, universally true. Gay Olsen Oberslinsky said, happy sixteenth
anniversary to my hobby Ted looking forward to what adventures
lie ahead.
Speaker 3: Oh grats, let's see.
Speaker 1: Don Ross said, I'm unable to leave a review on Apple,
but wanted you both and Hammer to know that I
listened to you every day. I have stopped listening to others,
Megan Tucker, but the chicks are my go to. It's
like coming home. By the way, I have really enjoyed
Hammer than everybody. Joyce Hammer. That's true, but they don't count.
Whitney McLean said, Happy Friday. Loved having Jason on the
show this week. Go valls from the ball pit. Yesterday,
I Laurensen said, Don Bacon was base commander when we
were based at Ramstein Air Force Base in Germany. He
was a stand up guy. He is so disappointing. In
other news, Jason Rocks, we are new WIBC YouTube subscribers.
Speaker 3: Well, that's awesome.
Speaker 1: And then on Venmo today, let's see Nancy Kate says,
I reclaim my time. I reclaim my time as a
hard working US citizen. I reclaim my hard earned tax
dollars paying.
Speaker 3: For this circus. That said Happy Friday.
Speaker 1: That's right. Joanna Burkholder said, I would be the Ayatola
because I would be a good Christian leader and being
conservative Christian and bring conservative Christian values to Iran. Therefore,
the USA and Israel would love me and I would
stay alive.
Speaker 3: Happy Friday to the both of you.
Speaker 1: That was clever. That was cleverly played right there. Natalie
Yarnold said, great show this week. While I missed Daisy,
I have loved getting hammered.
Speaker 6: Ah, there we go.
Speaker 1: The Jennifer Hunt said, I think Jason was proud of
himself when you said tang was not because you were
aging yourself, but because tang is a shortened name for
a slang word for the female anatomy.
Speaker 6: That like over here, my dudes are in just like
ratched chicks.
Speaker 2: Knew what I was talking about, but I took the
high road and I just let it ride.
Speaker 1: And uh, that's awesome. I could be wrong, but getting
to know Jason this week, I think I may be
on track. Sounds like you were absolutely on track. Melissa
Denton says, Hammer, what a delight to have you join
us this week from this old gen X broad that
was always one of the boys. Your banter with Mock
has been so fun. Thank you for reminding us how
awesome are I n G men are.
Speaker 2: In you guy, So that's the thing from our show.
I'm enjoys the inings in life, drinking, fighting, wearing, mornicading.
I'm a big as guy.
Speaker 1: Okay, I love it. Have an awesome weekend. Carmen Perez
Seemson says, I used to love Candice, but she left us.
Non morons Tucker broke my friggin' heart. I can't watch
them anymore. Every day it's a waiting game to see
who's going to drop next. Thanks for this week, Hammer,
Thanks you guys. And then here we have Marci Pravlez
as usual. Good morning, Mock and Hammer. Happy Frye. It's
been great having you as a guest host. Jason, thanks
for filling in. Much love to all. She's so sweet.
Supernova says reminder, please hit that like button and subscribe.
Show our amazing chicks some love and support. Also tell
Hammer thanks for joining us this week.
Speaker 6: Thanks see everything is.
Speaker 2: Really nice, but then I go over here and like
your comments section. Somebody said I looked like Gilbert Godfrey
earlier today.
Speaker 1: Really yeah, I don't see that. I don't see it.
G white Oh fifty three A special thanks to Jason Hammer.
He is so funny. Super Nova says, thank goodness, Mock's
glasses are back on her head.
Speaker 6: Hi, Davy.
Speaker 1: Tim Foolery says it'd be great to see a Hammer
in the middle show with Mock, Jason and Daisy.
Speaker 3: Make it happen, Fly safe, Daisy, can I try to
do Wow?
Speaker 1: That's right. Ravens Lunatics, thank you very much for that Supersticker.
Speaker 3: Cynthia shortened fifty three forty eight.
Speaker 1: Thanks for the laughs this week. Jason. I know you
did this because of how much you respect Mock and Daisy.
Please come back again. Love this group, Take your seven thousand.
G yd fifty three says I guess Jason's sponsor today
was the pocket Hoses. If you get my drift, great
week with him as guest host. That would have been hilarious.
A pocket Hose momnipotent, says Jason. Love the reference to Yuker.
You are definitely in Midwesterner. Pick it up. I'm going
alone from Ohio.
Speaker 6: Here we go, There we go.
Speaker 1: God, it's been forever since I've played Uker. I missed
that game. I love that game.
Speaker 2: That's like the college, you know, twenty year old game
to get your buddies together. Yes, you're drinking beers out
of one of these things and you're playing Uker.
Speaker 1: Totally missus. Brandam eighty three eighty eight says thank you
for filling in Hammer, best substitute ever. Gonna miss hearing
from your sponsors. Shelley Bolton says, I've missed Daisy this week,
but I want to say how I have appreciated Jason
filling in.
Speaker 3: What would I do without my chicks fix?
Speaker 1: And how else would I have ever known about big
ass trash bags and pink Latex gloves? Thank you, Jason.
Speaker 6: My pleasure super.
Speaker 1: Nova says Hammer. You're seemingly permanent shit eating Grin tells
me that you were not thinking cleanly about the tang.
I will miss your face, but I will visit your show.
Speaker 6: Thank you. That's all I can ask.
Speaker 1: Paceman sixty eight love this show. Hammer is the best
fill in. I love the both of you. Jason will
get it. The both of you.
Speaker 2: Oh I talked about this on our afternoon radio show.
A pet peeve of mine is when people say both,
but they add an L to it both. Like I
went to the DMV to get my license renewed. You
need both pieces of information. There's no L in the
word both.
Speaker 6: It's B O, T H. It's both. There's no L.
Stop saying both. It pisses me off.
Speaker 1: Now I'm gonna I'm going to hear that all the time.
I've never even noticed it before, and now I'm going
to hear it all the time. Thanks a lot, Jason,
both Mitzi Davis seventy one to thirty two. Thank you
Mock and Jason for a fun filled week. Loved the
endorsements Jason laughing out loud. Gloria Beardsley sixty fifty five.
I love Jason Hammer. I'm glad he'll return as Mock today.
Half his face is covered up with the chat on
Wednesday and Thursday. It was not great to see the
entire screen as I watch on TV, but it extra
bugged me because Jason is so cute. That's a platform thing,
that's a you and platform thing. That's nothing that we're
doing differently or controlling in any way. So if the
visual is messed up, you may need to like turn
your device if you're using a device, or like reset
your settings or but it's not us. I promise we're
not doing anything to make that happen. Our Nurm says,
thank you for being here this week. Jason, you remind
me of Adam Carolla without all the F bombs. Not
an insult. I'll miss mock during her break, but I'll
welcome you back. Take my cereal money, but mama eight,
says Jason, please with all the love in my heart.
Scott's name is Bessent, not the sent. It's my grandma's
maiden name. Just a pet peeve. Thanks for co hosting.
Look forward to next time, Bessent.
Speaker 6: Thanks sorry sorry.
Speaker 1: Kristen Thompson seventy seven. Thanks Jason for covering this week.
You two definitely found your groove and I really enjoyed
as the week progressed. Happy weekend, everybody, Thank you for that.
Lauren Perkins eighty six, twenty nine. Jason cracked me up
all week, miss Daisy and love you all. Thank you.
Brian Bumley. Project constitution looks like the literal dudes sitting
in mommy's basement eating hot pockets and cheetohs. By the way,
thanks Jason for turning me on to big ass trash bags.
I used one yesterday on my yard. That's right, our NRM,
says Jason. What I learned in my military and government time.
The longer the title, the lower the ranking. Take my
hierarchy money right.
Speaker 6: Had a long title doesn't mean he's important.
Speaker 1: That's right. He also says, also, I would pay real
money to hear Candace say hierarchy. Oh my god, I
would too. She would absolutely butcher that. Angela Teeter's twenty one,
twenty two, Happy fourteenth birthday to my sweet Evelyn Rose.
What a pretty name. Happy birthday, Lisa here five, Thank
you so much. Herbal Amanda l I watched a video
from a Persian that escaped, and he said, it's a prison.
You can't get a passport without two years of being IRGC.
It's a loyalty test. That explains a lot. Wow. Brian
Bumley says, sorry, Jason, but go RedHawks, and Stephanie Scally
sixty two says, can we get a That's what she
said from Jason. My boys are waiting take my money.
That's what she said.
Speaker 6: That's what she said.
Speaker 3: Thank you so so much for being with me this week.
Speaker 1: So appreciate you.
Speaker 6: Thank you.
Speaker 2: The fun that I had this week I could not
have with a lot of people. You and I have
been friends for a long time, along with Daisy, and
when you worked in our radio station building, you were
some of the people that we actually liked to hang
out with, right the conversations we would have behind closed
doors and.
Speaker 6: Sneak in a few SIPs of a little something some
here once in a while to kind of kick start
a Friday. I'm missing you.
Speaker 2: Guys in person, but I had such a good time
connecting with you this week, and I appreciate you and
your awesome audience for putting up with my craft.
Speaker 1: Make sure that you are following Jason at Jason Allen
Hammer One, L on X and then obviously the Hammer
and Nigel Show on all the various platforms. You can
check them out during drive time and be part of
their audience just like you are part of ours here.
They would very much appreciate your follow and so would
we because we obviously appreciate Jason for getting up mighty
early to come and help us out, and he's going
to be doing it again in just a few weeks.
Speaker 3: Thank you, thank you, thank you Jason, thanks to our
awesome audience.
Speaker 1: You guys have the best weekend ever and Daisy and
I will see you on Monday.