Speaker 1: Okay, so happy Happy Wednesday, Happy dad joke Wednesday. We're
a little late, sorry, just been running around. I'm gonna
go ahead and tell you what's coming up on today's show.
Trump pisses people off with this. Heg seth pick. Very
excited to talk to you about that if we ever
get to it MSNBC. Maybe for sale you guys, and
Tucker gets a glow up. Very excited about that. All
that and so much more.
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Speaker 4: I think it's not for positive, but I think MSNBC
maybe for sale. I think Comcast may be selling MSNBC,
And part of the reason for that could have something
to do with the fact that they they had a
great presidential election night only because everyone was so dying
to see the reaction of all of their hosts after
trunk one.
Speaker 2: So you know, at first they were like.
Speaker 4: Look at this MSNBC top CNN on presidential election night
for the first time in history.
Speaker 2: But that is the reason.
Speaker 1: It's because people wanted to mock them. Yeah, and people, yeah,
we were like.
Speaker 4: I know, my husband was one of those people. There
were a lot of people here.
Speaker 2: I did too, Yeah, you too. I totally did it too.
Speaker 1: I never watched that god awful station, but I'll do
it to like mock the people in there. There's this
great I know that a couple of conservatives, several conservatives
have shared it now, but there's this great ten minute
montage that's out on Twitter's flow on Twitter now of
like showing them from the beginning of the evening to
the end of the evening, and it's like they were
also that she's run a flawless campaign. It's been so fantastic.
We're so happy to have you here for the coverage
of the presidential It's gonna be so great. And they're
all so excited at the beginning and then it's like
it's just so fun to watch. But see they're selling
it because I mean it's like a fire sale at
this point, right, I mean they're they're losing audience like crazy.
Speaker 4: Well, I mean it's it's not just okay. So they
had that night happen, and then after that night they collapsed,
like you can if you're if you're watching, you can
see on your screen right now, the ratings for each
different host absolutely took a nose dive. I would need
the most.
Speaker 2: Down fifty four point six percent. Actually she wasn't the most.
Speaker 4: It was Stephanie Rule who was down the most by
sixty seven percent. But all the hosts saw like humongous losses,
absolutely humongous losses, which is hilarious. Yeah, And so then
the rumors started coming out the Comcast is reportedly set
to sell it, and Jeremy Boring from The Daily Wire said, do.
Speaker 2: I do I have to buy MSNBC? Wouldn't that be great?
Oh my god? Right, it might be amazing.
Speaker 1: It's like the next Elon so great.
Speaker 4: Well, a lot of people were like, does Elon need
to buy this? Because this would be a really opportune
time for that to happen.
Speaker 2: As well. It needs to be really cheap, really really cheap.
Speaker 4: And then Jack Pisobic went on with Stephen Bannon's the
war Room to talk about this, and I can't tell
if this is if he's being or if he's legit
seriously saying this. You guys who know Jack better than
I do and watch his stuff more often, you tell me,
But this is what he said.
Speaker 6: There's a lot of speculation that Posto's down here because
I might be working with the transition team, but I
want to just put that to bed right now and say, no,
that's not why I'm down here in Palm Beach. The
reason I'm here, Steve, is that I'm putting together a
team of investors, and you know, we're taking a look
at a certain property that's going to be coming up
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you that thing is going up in a fire sale
fifty percent down in ratings Joy and read down sixty percent.
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Speaker 2: God, it's so great. Well what Joy read?
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know these like what where are they
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Speaker 2: But was that serious or not? Because I can't tell.
I don't.
Speaker 1: I mean, it could happen. Listen, weirder things have happened.
Speaker 4: I mean, yeah, I just I could not tell from
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like he's looking in, he's got investors, he's going to
do this thing. But then he started joking about how
they're keeping Joe and Meek, and I was like, wait,
maybe this is a big fat joke and I'm being
totally played.
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it's like, yeah, just like let them be through like
little puppets, you know, let them just be there. We'll like,
it's a fun show to watch and then we can
mock it.
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Speaker 4: Yesterday we talked about FEMA and we talked about the
fact that they fired this woman.
Speaker 2: Her name is Mark. What is her name actually? Because
it's m A R N apostrophe? I what even is
this Mark? I don't know. I don't like, are you
supposed to because of breath? Like, how do you even
do that?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 1: Apostrophe usually signifies that there's supposed to be a letter there, right,
that's you know what I mean, there's supposed to be
something there, it's in place of something. So what what
were her parents? What were her parents doing? What were
they doing?
Speaker 2: It's like marn E Washington I think is her name? Anyway,
she got fired.
Speaker 4: She basically took the fall for being the person that
instructed FEMA workers to skip homes that have had Trump signage, right,
that were victims of the hurricane. And so now that
she's been fired, she met you guys. She's mad because
she's taking the fall, and she says, this is a
FEMA wide thing. This is not just a one person thing.
This is a thing that's happening throughout the entire organization,
which is exactly what Trump suggested from the get go.
A lot of people suggested that, and they were poo pooed.
New York Times said, oh my god, the nation, which
just shows us that the New York Times.
Speaker 1: No one should ever listen to the New York Times
ever again, and no one should really And FEMA this
is another organization that Elon needs to give the sink
treatment too.
Speaker 2: And it definitely needs.
Speaker 4: To be reimagined as defict like it absolutely does.
Speaker 1: I believe her when she says that it's the whole organization.
I mean, she did take the fall. She probably did.
She's a jerk just like the rest of them. But
I'm sure that this is widespread throughout the organization and
it needs to be cleaned up.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so somebody suggested that there was an it is
to replace another eye like it's it used to be
Marnie with two eyes and then the.
Speaker 2: Apostrophe replaces the eye, so it's like it was Marnie,
now it's Marnie.
Speaker 1: Now it's just Marnie.
Speaker 4: And so she was on Roland Roland Martin's show to
talk about this whole thing. And here is the key excerpt.
Speaker 9: That I was fired. They all alleged the thesis actions
were made on my own recognians and that it was
for my own political advances. Never if you look at
the record, there is what we call a community trend.
And unfortunately, it just so happened that the political hostility
that was encountered by my team, and I was on
two different teams during this employment, they just so happened
to have the Trump campaign signage. FEMA always preaches avoidance
first and then de escalation, so this is not isolated.
This is a colossal event of avoidance, not just in
the state of Florida, but you will find avoidance in
the Carolinas. Senior leadership will lie to you and tell
you that they do not know, but if you ask
the DSA crew leads and specialists what they are experiencing
in the field, they will tell you demand for FEMA
to give you those incident reports.
Speaker 1: So they're discriminating when they're supposed to be helping people
like that is not okay, not at all, and that
needs to be stopped. So, I mean, no matter why
they do it, how they do it, you suck.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she's trying to say it's about de escalation and
avoidance of any kind of conflict. But but to just
see a Trump sign and assume that you're going to
have conflict is in itself discriminatory.
Speaker 2: Like that's crazy. That should never happen.
Speaker 10: You shouldn't.
Speaker 1: You should just help people no matter what. That's what
you're supposed to do. My tax money, our tax money
is to put you're supposed to help the people that
need it. You're they're discriminating against these people.
Speaker 4: It's gross, Yeah, it's it's it's vile, absolutely vile. Okay,
let's get to like the big news of the day, right,
there's actually a lot and it has to do with
Trump's building out his team, Trump's cabinet. There were a
lot of announcements just over the last couple days. We
talked about a lot of them yesterday, but there's many
more coming and there's still more to come. And so
let's kick this off actually with one that we talked
about or speculated about yesterday, and that is Marco Rubio
for Secretary of State. That is not official. In other words,
there has not been an official Trumps statement about that possibility,
but all signs are pointing in that direction. And oddly
Marco has support from a very unsuspected person, and that
is John Fetterman, who said, unsurprisingly, the other teams pick
will have political differences than my own. That being said,
my colleague Marco Rubio is a strong choice and I
look forward to voting for his confirmation.
Speaker 1: That's because he's so anti Hamas, right, and John Fetterman
is also that way. He's very pro Israel. And that's
that's why. Because you know, there's that clip of you know,
we've played it before of Marco Rubio being like, we
have that right actually.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So that the great flashback clip about Marco Rubio
when he the media was trying to pester him about, you.
Speaker 2: Know, peace deals and what not.
Speaker 4: This is how he responded to the media. He was tough, man,
I want.
Speaker 2: You guys to get this.
Speaker 11: I want them to destroy every element of Hamas they
can get their hands on, because people are vicious animals.
He did horrifying crimes.
Speaker 12: And I hope you guys post that.
Speaker 2: What about the civilians?
Speaker 11: Every days stopped hiding behind civilians, putting civilians in the way.
Hamas knew that this was going to lead to this.
Hamas has stopped building their military installations underneath hospital.
Speaker 13: So you don't care that fifteen thousand, You don't care
about the babies that.
Speaker 11: Are being I think it's terrible and I think Hamas
is one hundred percent of blame.
Speaker 10: Yeah, that's what I think.
Speaker 2: Make sure you post that, please, Yeah, let me get
your face. You got this on tape.
Speaker 1: Yeah again falls right, balls, Yeah, And Fetterman agrees with that,
And God bless him for agreeing with that, you know.
Speaker 4: On that issue, he's he's always been right, always been right. Also,
because Marco Rubio could potentially be going to the Cabinet,
that would obviously open up a Senate seat and Governor
DeSantis would need to fill that, And Scott Jennings he
has an idea for who should replace Marco.
Speaker 14: All right, if Marco Rubio does in fact become Secretary
of State, we're going to need a new senator from
the state of Florida, and we need someone with Rubio's
national security credentials. Now there's one Floridian who can do it.
He stood up to the Russians and the Iranians in
the nineteen eighties when he defeated the Iron Chic and
Nikolai Volkov, who of America's most legal floes.
Speaker 15: He is a real American.
Speaker 14: He fights for the rights of every man. He knows
the courage is the thing that keeps us free, ladies
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I cannot wait for trumg to announce him as the
press secretary.
Speaker 2: I just can't. It has to be.
Speaker 1: They're saying that it's a what's their name? That ellie.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we have that too. We have rumors about that
as well. But I I don't know, because.
Speaker 4: You know, when he doesn't immediately come out with the
statement when the rumors are floating, it's like, I don't I.
Speaker 2: Don't know, I don't know.
Speaker 1: He's trying to stagger it, you know what I mean.
He's just he's doing a couple, he's trickling it out,
he's trying to do a.
Speaker 2: Great it's great. It is great.
Speaker 4: So and how like, how how often in the past
has this been a thing that people get all jazzed about.
Speaker 1: Never We've never never give given two craps. Yeah, who's
I mean, it's just been like whatever, it's a cabinet.
These people are political, Yeah, because Trump is making it.
It's it's like the apprentice. You know, he's making.
Speaker 2: It's an audition.
Speaker 4: It's like it is it's freaking who's got talent or whatever.
Speaker 1: And it's always been that these people have been like
lifelong politicians. A lot of these people are not, you know,
at least a big portion of these people are not
works about what's to come. We're excited about change and finally,
you know, there's going to be some change. So I
think people are just like, here we go, it's starting.
We're very Yeah, that's you know, excitements in the air.
Speaker 2: So there's that. Now.
Speaker 4: I will admit that I know nothing about this fellow
who has been appointed as the Special Envoy to the
Middle East.
Speaker 2: His name is Stephen Whitcoff. President.
Speaker 4: This is official President Trump released a statement about this.
It's a longtime friend of his. He's a real estate
mogul of some sort. And so that is who is
the Special Envoy.
Speaker 2: To the Middle East.
Speaker 4: And then he also announced that Mike Kuckabee, who of
course Sarah Huckabee's father, former governor of Arkansas, he is
going to be the US Ambassador to Israel.
Speaker 2: Great, which is a great pick. Such a great pick.
Speaker 1: Yeah, absolutely great.
Speaker 4: And then there are rumors too, rumors one that Dan
Bongino could be Secret Service Director. I've seen his name floated,
as well as the name of that guy that's like
in all the pictures from the assassination attempt, like the
mean looking guy with the glasses.
Speaker 2: He's also been listed as a possibility.
Speaker 4: And then of course Elena has emerged as the front runner.
According to some sources for White House Press Secretary.
Speaker 1: Dan Bongino would be great, And actually Elena would be
great because she's not going to take any.
Speaker 2: Crap from that presque media.
Speaker 1: She's and she said, I think it was on Hannity,
maybe it may have been on Handity that she's like
she would consider it. So, I mean, it's not like
she wouldn't take the job if she was tacked right.
Speaker 4: She no, she would absolutely do it, And so it
was so funny. There was this picture of her going
around along with this rumor where she looked absolutely drop
dead gorgeous, like she's in a bikini and life. Yeah
you're talking about yeah, And it was going around and
somebody tweeted it and sang and said, can somebody without
an erection please tell me if this is true.
Speaker 1: We can. We can assure you it's true. Neither neither
one of us has an erection. We can tell you
it is in fact, was in fact true. And again
he hates women.
Speaker 2: You guys, Well, it's not true that it's official. It's
not official.
Speaker 1: Yeah, But the fact that she's even being considered, I mean,
there's a lot of people that I.
Speaker 2: Heard were being considered, so I just don't know.
Speaker 1: About this one. Yeah, I mean, I think she'd be
better than Doucy. Though she'd be better than Doucy, I
think she she'd be better than a lot of people
for this position.
Speaker 2: Would she be better than Scott Jennings?
Speaker 1: I think that they'd be around the same bad ass
from a bad asstery level, they're right there on the
same level when it comes to bad astery and being
able to handle and spank the media. They would do
as good of a job as I mean, they're just
different people, mm hmm.
Speaker 2: They do it in a different way, totally different. I
mean the night and day different.
Speaker 4: But yeah, I think they would both be effective in
their in their own ways. Uh. And then this is
also official, John Ratcliffe will be the CIA director, which
is I've totally forgot he existed, and I'm very happy
with this pick.
Speaker 2: I think this is also a very very good pick yep.
Speaker 4: And then of course the one that got everybody's attention
and freak outs was Pete Hegseth. So this was released
last night, and I will admit when I first saw it,
I was.
Speaker 2: Like, say, what, this cannot be right, this cannot be happening.
What in the world? How? How? And then the more
I let it sink in, the more I was like,
let's f think go.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I just I didn't have the initial freak out
even because I mean, he was a comp he's a
combat veteran. I'm just I'm okay with this. I'm totally
okay with this. I like that it's not that these
career politician people are not at the top of the
list for him.
Speaker 2: I like this the unconventional. I like that it doesn't
it's definitely unconventional. He's young. To me, like he's young,
and I just like, at first, I was like, this
is this is crazy?
Speaker 4: This is like because I was on the radio, I
should own the radio station, you know.
Speaker 15: What I mean.
Speaker 4: Like, to me, it felt like that because you know, yeah,
he's got twenty years of combat experience, he's got he's
got great degrees, he's got a bronze star. But there
was also the part of me that I was like,
is he really qualified?
Speaker 2: And then I thought, wait a minute.
Speaker 4: The dude in charge now who's qualified on paper has
been a disaster, So how can.
Speaker 2: He possibly be worse? You know what I mean?
Speaker 1: I think he's got it. I think he's he's I
don't know, he's not that young. He's forty four, and
I don't think he's I mean, he's a brilliant guy.
Very he's brilliant. Yeah, he loves this country. I think
it's a fantastic pick.
Speaker 2: I really do.
Speaker 4: Chelsea can't do it because of the rule about how
you can't be active duty within like seven years of
your appointment.
Speaker 2: There's like just a weird rule.
Speaker 1: About that, and I think that's a dumb rule.
Speaker 2: You guys, it's pretty dumb. I don't understand the rule.
But there is a rule.
Speaker 1: I don't either. Yeah, that's we were talking about that
in pre showed. I'm like, I think that's just the
dumbest I don't understand why they have that rule, and
whoever made that rule needs to be punched in the face.
It's just like, who makes these rules.
Speaker 4: There's gotta be a real there's got to be a
reason that we just don't understand, and I haven't looked
into it enough to know.
Speaker 2: But that is a rule. And also Tulsa has been a.
Speaker 4: Republican for about forty five minutes, so maybe he's putting
her in charge of the entire Department of Defense, right is.
Speaker 2: A little bit of a rush.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, like, give her a couple of years,
maybe she can do that and then you know, in
twenty twenty eight.
Speaker 4: Yeah, or like maybe I'm sure Pete will need like
an assistant secretary of.
Speaker 1: Or she could do something else in the administration. There
are plenty of other roles that she can play that
you know she doesn't have. It doesn't have to be
defense or military. She's she's a strong leader, and she
could do a lot of different things exactly.
Speaker 4: So, as you might imagine, there has been some reaction.
So Bonci who from Red State, said, I understand that
he's not qualified. Posts about Peter Hagseth. I just couldn't
care less about them. The DoD is a dump of
corruption and waste. Picking someone qualified would mean picking someone
who was part of the problem in the first place.
Speaker 2: I'll take the chance. I love that, Yeah, I love it.
Let's see.
Speaker 4: We also have a reaction from Christian Watson, who we've
also had on our show. It's been a long time.
He said, this is not good. Pete Hegseth called for
Iran to be bombed after Trump killed Solomoni, believing that
action did not go far enough. He is a warhawk
and is not conducive to an American first foreign policy outlook.
Speaker 1: I don't agree with that. He's totally America first.
Speaker 2: He's definitely America first.
Speaker 4: I don't, you know, the warhawk thing, I don't know
to what extent that that's true.
Speaker 2: I mean, that is a little bit concerning that he
was like.
Speaker 4: Bomb everything, But you know what I mean, Yeah, but
you know he's not He's not going to be living
in a like making decisions without consultation, right, Like, he's
not just going to be pulling levers without some serious
thought and an understanding of his new position. So I
don't know that that's a little that's that's but that's
a reaction. And I wanted people to see the good.
Speaker 1: And he's not the guy that's going to put our
sons and daughters in harm's way just because, you know,
out of pleasure for himself, right, you know what I mean,
And because he's you know, arrogant and selfish, She's not
going to do that. I just I don't think he's
that guy.
Speaker 2: I don't. Elizabeth Warren very upset.
Speaker 4: She said a Fox and Friends Weekend co host is
not qualified to be the Secretary of Defense. I lead
the Senate Military Personnel Panel. All three of my brothers
served in uniform. I respect every one of our service members.
Donald Trump's pick will make us less safe and must
be rejected.
Speaker 1: That's so condescending. The guy's a combat veteran. It's just condescending.
Like you can't just say he's a Fox and Friends
Weekend co host, f you, Elizabeth Warren.
Speaker 2: Have you served?
Speaker 4: And ye know what gives her the qualifications to lead
the Senate Military Personnel Panel just because you have brothers?
Speaker 2: Like, where are your qualifications?
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So beyond Elizabeth Warren, we also heard from Heeraldo Rivera,
who said, bravo. Major Pete hegseth As is an inspired
choice for Defense Secretary, awarded the Bronze Star. He's a
combat vet with service in Iraq and Afghanistan and strongest
in his support of our veterans.
Speaker 1: Respect Well, look at that.
Speaker 2: That's what I think. That's lovely. Look at his lovely.
It is lovely.
Speaker 4: And Sean Davis of The Federalist also weighed in, saying
that he's a twenty year military vet, a decorated comp
a recipient of the Bronze Star two times, and graduate
from both Harvard and Princeton. And this is what his
response was to Elizabeth Warren, you falsely claimed to be
an Indian to get a job you couldn't get on
the Merits sit down Pocahontas.
Speaker 1: Exactly. She left all that other stuff out. The fake
Indian left all that other stuff out.
Speaker 4: She does really need to take all the seats, every
last one of them. Yeah, and then there was Joy Reid,
and this is the kind of snide, hideous, awful take
that you're gonna hear from people like Joy Reid, who's
just yah, which is which is why her ratings have tanked.
Speaker 5: The future president is moving quickly to fill the clown
car and round out his clown car before he changes
his mind and fires them all.
Speaker 2: Moments ago, Trump.
Speaker 5: Announced that he has selected Fox Weekend morning show host
and can't make this up, Pete Eggs to serve as
Secretary Defense because why not?
Speaker 1: This is why, this is why you've well, I mean,
one of the reason is why you've tanked. And she's
going to be fired soon, so God karma.
Speaker 2: So they're talking about a lot of firings at CNN.
Speaker 4: Mm hmm.
Speaker 2: So I don't know what's going on.
Speaker 4: I mean with MSNBC possibly for sale and firings happening
with hosts at CNN. Now that's a rumor that came
out yesterday, but like there's it's getting legs. Well, I
feel people they're getting they're way overpaid and they need.
Speaker 2: To cut back.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean the people at c I feel like
the executives at CNN are a little smarter than the
executives at MSNBC because they're looking at things. They look
at the lance just a hair, because they look at
the landscape and they're like, people don't like this crap.
They don't like to listen to this crap. The people
that work here are awful, you know, the on air
people are just terrible. They don't they're not attractive to Americans.
So what are we going to do to change that?
Plus the the fact that they lean left, I just
think that they lean so far left. They lean really
far left MSNBC, so, I mean, CNN's a little got
like the Scott Jennings and stuff that kind of balance
some stuff out. But I mean, I think they're starting
to get smart and think this isn't not gonna work.
And like the stuff that worked in twenty sixteen where
it was just like Trump Trump, Trump, Russia, Russia, Russia,
they're not getting momentum from that this time because everybody
now is like, yeah, we're on to you. We're not
buying that bullshit anymore. We're just not And so people
are turning.
Speaker 2: It off clearly, as the numbers reflect, all right.
Speaker 4: Kaylee mcaaney also weighed in on the Pete Hegseet decision.
Speaker 3: Look, I was done when I saw it, but then
it made all the stints in the world.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: I was with Pete Hegseet. I was guest hosting the
weekend show on October eighth, so the day after the
horrific October seventh attack. We started at like five am
that day, Jesse. And there's Pete hegg set at four
point fifty eight am at the wall with the map
of the Middle East, naming every single country by heart,
and the interplay between the actors and how geostrategically this
would work if there was a larger conflict. So this
is the guy for the job. Smart patriotic, can't say
enough good things about him. It makes sense, and it
also helps that the guy you're looking at is central casting, Jesse.
Speaker 6: Yes, central casting, something Donald Trump always looks for anyone.
Speaker 1: Okay, So the big question is when he takes this
job and when he goes, who's going to be on
the couch on the weekends?
Speaker 2: Who's going to take his place? A Fox?
Speaker 16: Right?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's big.
Speaker 1: Yeah, maybe it'll be Scott Jennings.
Speaker 2: He's too good for just a weekend gig.
Speaker 1: You think, Yeah, I mean It's sure Pete wasn't.
Speaker 2: Great, Like Pete was also super super good. He was great.
But yeah, I feel like Scott is on the daily
now right.
Speaker 1: I love the weekends at Fox better than I do
the week really. Oh yeah, I mean I don't really
watch a lot of Fox, like during the week in general,
but in the mornings because I mean I don't really
watch during because we were here we do this. But like
on the weekends, I'll watch Fox and Friends on the
weekends because I have my coffee, I sit and watch.
I love the banter between Will and him and Rachel.
They're great. The three of them are great together. If
you watch that show, they're great. Pete's gonna be hard
to replace. That camaraderie that they have is great and
so that yeah, I mean it's like the special sauce.
You know, it's going to be hard to replace him.
Speaker 2: No, he is nice to look at. He is.
Speaker 4: I mean, he's probably going to be the best looking
Defense secretary that ever was, right, I.
Speaker 2: Think that is.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, it's a good observation.
Speaker 4: It's a good plus to have. And speaking of good looking,
Jenny's also.
Speaker 14: Wait confidence in the current leadership of the Pentagon and
the way the defense situation has been operating for the
last several years. I mean, from the Afghanistan pull out,
which was an extreme debacle for which no one was
held accountable. We've had spy balloons flying over the United States.
We built a three hundred million dollar pier as a
public relations stunt, which wound up killing an American service member.
I'd say I've had just about enough of the so
called insiders running the Defense Department. I think we ought
to get Pete Haggs at the chance because he's got
he's got two daughters. All the criticism of him is
that he's not the expected Washington pick. And I'm just
saying to you that the American people just voted against
the expected Washington pick. So he's got twenty years in service, Afghanistan, Iraq,
two Bronze Stars, Princeton, Harvard. Yeah, he's on TV, but
so are the rest of us, by the way, right,
I just I think you.
Speaker 1: I know, they're so butt hurt about this, And I
think the part of the big part of it is
kind of like what I said at the beginning, it's unconventional.
They hate unconventional. They want everything to be lockstep like
it's always been.
Speaker 2: Screw that, man.
Speaker 1: This whole administration is about being unconventional and shattering things
and like just breaking down the deep state. That's what
we want. We want to take a giant hammer to it.
Speaker 2: It's so great. I love all of it.
Speaker 1: Be unconventional, you know, maybe not, it's not crazy, it's
just different, and we want different. That's the whole reason
that we put him in office is we want unconventional
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when he was talking about women in combat. This is
a real quick one, but I thought it was interesting.
Speaker 15: Right, just saying we should not have women in combat roles.
It hasn't made us more effective, hasn't made us more lethal,
has made fighting more complicated.
Speaker 10: We've all served with women and they're great.
Speaker 15: It just our institutions don't have to incentivize that in
places where traditionally not traditionally over human history, men in
those positions are more capable.
Speaker 1: Cute women like being pissed off about that. Who would
never actually want to go fight for our country?
Speaker 10: Right?
Speaker 2: You know what I mean?
Speaker 1: It's always the feminist like, oh my god, he's such
a massacres like jerk. He's just like this totally I
hate him. He's like he's part of the patriarchy, Like
we need to get I'm such a feminist, and it's like, well,
would you want to go fight in a combat role?
Well no, but he's he's the problem, right, he's a patriot.
This is the thing. The only people that would get
mad about what he just said are the people who
are unwilling to do what he's talking about, right. And
I so I don't disagree with him at all. I
don't agree. I mean no disagree.
Speaker 4: I mean I feel like he is old school enough
that he wants the military to return to its normal normalcy, right,
and normal level of greatness.
Speaker 2: That's what we should all care about.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, Man Dee, I has infected the military. We've of
course talked to Space Force guy. Who's that hot guy that.
Speaker 2: We've talked to.
Speaker 1: I don't I can't remember his name, but I met
Matt Lomyer. Yes, and I can see his face because
I can see his eyes, definitely can see his ey
his big blue eyes.
Speaker 2: Yes. But you know, he had the same experience where
this was a one of.
Speaker 4: The best, right, like the best, the absolute kind of
person that you want serving in the upper ranks of
the military, and they booted him out over all this
DEI nonsense because he had the audacity to speak out
about it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I didn't like it. He basically wrote about it.
He talked about it, and they're like you're out of here,
which is insane. And now he's gone, Like why would
you get rid of somebody like him. And then these
people have the audacity to criticize somebody like Pete heg
Sath and a Matt Lomeyer, right, and then they're like, oh,
here's Rachel Levine and like and then another pick, this
bald person that's like stealing luggage out of the airport.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean. These are the picks that
we're supposed to go.
Speaker 1: These are great pics. Oh yeah, Democrats, they're great. I
all of the picks that Trump has made thus far
have been fantastic.
Speaker 2: They've been great.
Speaker 1: I mean, I just there's I can't criticize any of them.
Speaker 2: I can't.
Speaker 4: Let's hear a little bit more from Pete hegg Seth
about DEI and the military, because this is interesting as well.
Speaker 15: And it's to course correct it, but it would take
the new Trump administration going after it really hard.
Speaker 10: How would they correct it?
Speaker 15: Well, first of all, you got to fire you know,
you got to fire the Chairman and Joint chiefs, and
you got to fire this. I mean, obviously gonna bring
in a new Secretary Defense. But any general that was involved, general, admiral, whatever,
that was involved in any of the DEI woke shit
it's got to go either you're in for war fighting
that and that's it. That's the only litmus tests we
care about. You got to get DEI and CRT out
of military academy so you're not training young officers and
to be baptized in this type of thinking. And then,
you know, whatever the standards, whatever the combat standards were saying,
I don't know nineteen ninety five, let's just make those
the standards. And as far as recruiting to hire the
guy that you know, did top gun Maverick and create
some real ads that motivate people that want to serve.
And there's lots of other ways in which you could
identify who gets promoted and what. But there's an ethos changed,
and there's a reason where not people don't want to
serve because they don't trust that their senior leaders are
going to have their best interest in mind in combat.
I know there were mistakes made on our tours all
over the place, but I, at least for the most part,
had a sense that my senior leaders were committed to
the completion of the mission for the right reasons. And
maybe there were strategic differences and all that other stuff,
and it wasn't always perfect, but I and that trust
is broken and you have to re establish that trusty
by putting in no nonsense warfighters in those positions who
aren't going to cater to the socially correct garbage.
Speaker 1: Yes, because what because it listened. Because if your child,
I know there are people here who their children are
going off to fight for this country. It's like, well,
what are they fighting for? You know what, I mean,
what are they getting into the military for? You know,
And I know that It's like you could answer to
that question as well, I mean their country. They love
their country. Yeah, but like the military, that whole apparatus,
it's just been so watered down. Yeah, you know, for
lack of a better phrase, it's like they it's all
about the DEI, it's all about it's just not what
it used to be. It's like, we've got to strengthen it.
All those things that he said, it's the woke shit
like he said, it's not okay, like it's it's it
needs to be better, it needs to be strengthened. It
needs to be nineteen ninety five and before what it
was before, and then those kids that are going in
there have something to stand on, it's like that foundation,
I have something to fight for.
Speaker 4: Isn't it so interesting too that he was like, well,
I mean, you know, you need to get a whole
new Secretary of Defense, saying that without there's no way
that he could have even imagined that it would be him.
Speaker 1: You imagine what I know. Can you imagine getting that call,
like he got that call and he was probably just like.
Speaker 2: You've got to be kidding me.
Speaker 1: Of course, I'll do it right, or being his wife, yeah,
and the seven kiddos, Oh my goodness. I mean, how
great is that?
Speaker 10: Though?
Speaker 2: How great is it?
Speaker 4: He'd better get confronted because you know that there's going
to be some monkey business about confirmations and there's gonna.
Speaker 2: Be people fighting on it, and let him fight. He
just better get confirmed. Yeah, let him fight.
Speaker 4: He also talked to Ben Shapiro about what it would
look like to cut government bloat, and not necessarily in
the Department of Defense, but even somewhere like the irs,
for example, of the Department of ed. It's very interesting
how he's a cutthroat kind of guy when it comes
to this, But you know what, I think that's exactly
what is needed at this point because we're so overblown
and so government heavy.
Speaker 2: But this is what he said to Ben about.
Speaker 15: The blot first of all, across the government writ large.
I mean, I think you've got to get arbitrary. If
you want to get so big, you got to get arbitrary.
Something like if your Social Security number ends in seven,
four to two or six, your fire I don't care
who you are, I don't care what you do. We
can fill your slot. You're replaceable. Like we're at that
point where you just need a massive shrinking of the
size of the government. When it comes to the DoD,
don't worry about what their nickname was when they were
in the military. You know what was mad Dog mad
As So as much as I love Donald Trump, that
was very much a pitfall of the beginning of his administration.
Who are the people that truly believe in America first,
that truly believe in unleashing our warfighters, that reject every
aspect of DEI not just not the whole like, well,
you know, we do diversity, but we're not really no, no, no,
We're out of this whole game. We only want lethality
and meritocracy.
Speaker 10: That's it.
Speaker 15: And then what's key is not that person. You have
a figurehead there at DD that does that. It's the
series of dozens of underlings who have to be just
as committed and understanding everything that's being peddled and pushed.
Help recommend everybody that you fire, I mean mass firings
at the general officer. Were you involved in pushing that?
Speaker 10: Okay, you're fired?
Speaker 14: Were you involved?
Speaker 15: And fine, pick five or six symbolic firings of generals. Well,
guess what happens at some level there? The whole incentive
structure changes for these you know, they're politicians in we're
in camouflage, and many levels at that level, yes, start
to return back I would think for many of them
to what they really were supposed to be doing in
the first place. Oh, the incentive is having more AMMO
and more training, not more diversity trainings.
Speaker 10: How about we do that.
Speaker 15: I do think it's the type of institution that can
turn differently than say a Department of Education, which we
should just get rid of completely, or if.
Speaker 10: You weren't going to get rid of, you couldn't. You
couldn't pull the roots out fast enough or hard enough.
Speaker 15: Because I think the core of that pentagon would be
with all of those moves.
Speaker 1: Yes, changing the incentive lethality and meritocracy. When you cause
those guys are they are absolutely politicians at that level,
they totally are. My god, we've seen it. I have
friends that are that, you know what I mean. And
when they get to that level, they are that. If
you change the incentives, they will change. With those incentives,
they will change because they're like this, what are we
supposed to do, sir? What are we supposed to do
to get the next appointment? What are we supposed to do?
Don't get I mean, don't get mad me for saying it.
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I thought that is super interesting that that was leaked
well in advance of the official statement.
Speaker 2: What is that?
Speaker 1: I don't know, but they may want to find that. Yeah,
they may want to find that. That is very very interesting.
We have to kind of keep track of which ones
are leaking early and which ones aren't, you know what
I mean?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah that I hadn't thought about that, and.
Speaker 1: That made me follow the dots, you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: And is the leak and I'm not I'm not listen.
I don't know, But like, should we be worried about
Corey Lewandowski because I know she has had a relationship
with him of sorts. There's been rumors about how the
extent of that relationship. But I mean, I just like,
what's what's happening there?
Speaker 1: What's happening?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Yeah, I don't know, and I don't like it.
Speaker 4: Something to think about and then, as if that news
wasn't huge enough, then Trump released a statement about DOGE,
the Department of Government Efficiency. It is happening, and hilariously,
given that it is the Department of Efficiency, it is
odd that there are two CEOs of it.
Speaker 2: So it's going to be elon working with the vague.
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things that are peripheral, but when it comes to this,
they're like a bloated tick. So me needs to pop
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Speaker 4: And this isn't something that would be at least I
don't think it's not going to be an official agency
where these people would need to be confirmed.
Speaker 2: This is going to be completely separate but still very
very important.
Speaker 4: In fact, Donald Trump is calling it the potentially the
Manhattan Project of our time. He said, and like as
if he was describing you. Trump wrote, Republican politicians have
dreamed about the objectives of DOZE for a very long time.
To drive this kind of change, the Department of Government
Efficiency will provide advice and guidance from outside government, thank you,
and will partner with the White House and Office of
Management and Budget to drive large scale structural reform.
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dollar budget or trillion dollars of government spending. They're going
to work together to liberate the economy and make the
government accountable to the people. And the best part was
when he said this work will finish.
Speaker 2: It's going to.
Speaker 4: Conclude no later than July fourth, twenty twenty six, two hundred.
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are so many more appointments to come. Although when it
comes to press secretary, we can remove from any conversation
Tucker Carlson and I will let him explain why.
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Speaker 4: No?
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because I like her.
Speaker 10: And I think the same is true for hate.
Speaker 17: If you hate someone, you should not be covering the
person because you can't see their humanity. You're just blinded
by rage. And I feel that way about the national media.
I mean, I really mean it. I dislike them, you know,
I know what conservatives always telling you how much they
hate the media.
Speaker 10: I hate the media.
Speaker 17: Imagine if you're me and you spend your whole life
with them, and you know them all personally, and you
know just how corrupt they are, that they would and
they have sat there and told lies that put people
in prison, separated them from their children. I could not
be in a briefing room full of people like that.
I would just be spitting hate at them. And I
don't want to be hateful. I don't want to be
around people I hate. And I really mean it. I
would be up there like screaming at them, yeah you
know what I mean, and saying horrible things to them,
like really horrible personal things, you know what I mean,
because I mean, I know what they've done and I
would just say it, and I don't you know, that's
not the Christian way and I don't want to be
that guy, So no, I can't do that job.
Speaker 1: The self awareness is really refreshing. Yeah, it is I
love that? Isn't that great?
Speaker 2: I love it?
Speaker 1: And he's rights absolutely right. I mean I wouldn't want
to do that, would you?
Speaker 2: Oh my god? It would be consolutely not. Yeah. I
mean like and I know and you.
Speaker 1: Your heart, like your blood pressure would be I would
be so concerned about you as your friend. I'd be like, no,
her blood, she can't handle it. Her blood, presurey we
do Hi.
Speaker 4: So, yesterday we showed a little video clip of Jill
Biden at the Arlington Cemetery ceremony where Joe Biden was
giving a speech for Veterans Day, and the clip that
we showed seemed to suggest that there was some frostiness
between her and between Kamala, who was seated right next
to her. But now we have the clip of when
Kamala and Doug literally first sat down, and you guys,
it wasn't just frosty. Jill freaking pretends that they don't
even exist.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she was talking to Anthony blinkoln She's like, you
are dead to me. She will not make eye contact.
My God's greatest, It's so great.
Speaker 1: Listen, an, I know that Doug m hop likes the
smack women around, but my money's on Jill.
Speaker 4: I mean like they made out before. Remember like Doug
and her made out at one of the State of.
Speaker 2: The Union addresses. Yep, yep.
Speaker 1: So that relationship love is lost, it is shut down.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and Jill could take him.
Speaker 1: I feel like Jill could really take him if there
was a fight there.
Speaker 2: That was a death stare man.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she means business.
Speaker 4: So also, what happened yesterday is that Kamala and Joe
Biden had lunch together. And because of all these new
juicy rumors that have come out recently, which we'll talk about,
Peter Deucy asked KJP whether or not that was awkward
and KJP did not like that.
Speaker 18: Today, a week after the election, President Biden Vice President
Harris had a private lunch.
Speaker 10: How awkward was that?
Speaker 13: I don't even understand Why would it be awkward?
Speaker 9: Because why would her and then she kept at arm's
length and then she lost.
Speaker 13: Why would you characterize it as awkward? They have regular lunches,
they meet and talk regularly.
Speaker 5: Why would you.
Speaker 10: Weirdness about the way that things have unfolded.
Speaker 2: Did you see them?
Speaker 13: Did you see them together yesterday as well when they
honored our veterans and were together during the day, making
sure that we didn't forget the brave men and women
that fought for this country. Did you see them together yesterday?
Did you see the show of force together? This is
I'm not even going to take the premise of the question.
What I will say is the President and the Vice
president had lunch today. They've had lunch many times they have.
Can they communicate with each other regularly? They had an
opportunity to discuss the last seventy days or so of
this administration, how important it is to get things done
for the American people, and that's their focus. That is
genuinely their focus.
Speaker 1: She's probably so pissed that she knows now that maybe
a gig at MSNBC is not gonna that's right, Yeah,
because they're gonna get sold. And she's like, oh, what
am I gonna do?
Speaker 4: Yeah, especially if they're firing people at CNN two.
Speaker 2: Where is she gonna go?
Speaker 1: Walgreens? She's gonna be working at Walgreens.
Speaker 13: I don't want to.
Speaker 2: What else is she gonna do?
Speaker 1: I mean, it's like, because she knew that that was
the place for her, and if they get sold, you're screwed, honey.
Speaker 4: The amount that I am not going to miss her.
I cannot be overstated. We're all like bhye, So let's
get to the juicy gossip.
Speaker 2: You need to read this so great because was like
so it.
Speaker 4: Was delicious, the greatest jews Okay, breaking news. According to
a Biden staffer, Joe Biden did not write or have
knowledge of his resignation letter that was posted to the
platform X. Allegedly, Biden had refused calls to step down,
citing his campaign's internal polling, and the resignation letter was
leaked to.
Speaker 2: Force him out.
Speaker 1: It was done to force him out office without having
to use the twenty fifth Amendment right before the election.
According to the same source, Biden endorsed Harris as a
way to get revenge on his party for pushing him
out like a dog and summarily ending the possibility at
an open primary by endorsing the least popular vice president
in modern history.
Speaker 2: Can you roa even? Oh, like, we all knew it, right.
Speaker 1: We all knew my gosh, I mean this is yeah,
everybody thinks Joe Biden is stupid, you know, And I'm
sure Jill, I'm sure Jill probably had some some say
in this, right because Jill is like she's a puppeteer too,
but how.
Speaker 2: Bad he maade me?
Speaker 1: Like, So, I wish would explain all of the behind
the scenes hadred and Jill being like, oh, you think
you're gonna do this, well, fu, this is what we're
gonna do.
Speaker 4: And yeah, it would explain Nancy Pelosi recently saying as
much that Joe Biden, you know that he immediately endorsed her,
that she thought there was going to be.
Speaker 2: An open primary, Like, it explains.
Speaker 1: Everything, it does. And you know that Jill and Joe
voted for Trump.
Speaker 2: You know, she wore red. She wore red, and that
meant something, you got, it.
Speaker 1: Meant it meant everything everything.
Speaker 2: Uh huh.
Speaker 4: Anna Kasparian also still hasn't swallowed the pill, still just
kind of licking it, you know, but she also weighed
in on this juicy drama and here is what it okay.
Speaker 5: So we found out over the weekend, thanks to Nancy
Pelosi's interview with The New York Times on their podcast
The Daily, that the plan was to get Biden to
step down from the reelection bid and then they were
all planning an open primary. But Biden, thirty minutes after
he dropped out of the race, decided to endorse Kamala
Harris as a middle finger to the Democratic Party. The
only thing to know about Joe Biden is that their
internal polling before he dropped out of the race indicated
that if he stayed in the race, Donald Trump was
going to win even more Electoral College votes than he
won against Kamala Harris.
Speaker 2: But they didn't care.
Speaker 5: Okay, he remained in the race until it was, in
my opinion, already incredibly late, and so he set up
Kamala Harris for failure. He set up the Democratic Party
for failure. But I also want to be clear that
the Democratic Party specializes in failure. They're incompetent, they're pathetic,
and they lied to the American people and thought that
they would get away with it. The cover up on
Biden's mental decline was very much real, and the fact
that the party overall felt the need to lie to
the American people in their own base goes to show
you how little respect they have for their own voters.
Speaker 10: All right, livest two things.
Speaker 1: Everything she said is true, Oh damn, every I mean
one hundred percent, one percent. And when you lie, when
you continually lie to people, I mean that's one of
the things that AOC touched on what and like a
clip we played yesterday, people want authenticity. Well they didn't
deliver that. They haven't delivered that in decades, and so
people are finally like, you know what, enough enough with
you lying to us black men, you know, Hispanic men.
It's not even meant. It's like black people, Hispanic people,
like all the people that they've been telling for for
years and years and years. Oh, we're helping you, we
love you. I've been just the working class in general.
They're just like, yeah, you're liars. You're just a bunch
of liars. Have fun being elite and lie.
Speaker 2: This is just amazing.
Speaker 1: It's so fun and juicy. It's so fun. We shouldn't
be enjoying it this much, but we are.
Speaker 2: I am enjoying the crap out of it.
Speaker 4: And yes, Joe Biden might have, with Jill's help, some cleverness,
but he also is clearly in mental decline, as evidenced
by what happened yesterday, which is that a reporter asked him,
can you get a hostage deal done by the end
of your term? And his response was, do you think
you can get hit in the head by the camera
behind you. If you don't believe that happened, we have video,
because of course we do.
Speaker 2: Here it is President Biden.
Speaker 4: Do you think that you can get a hostage deal
by at the end of your term?
Speaker 19: The headline camp behind.
Speaker 1: You are Yeah. I just think he doesn't care. He
gives no f's at this point, he just doesn't care.
I mean, part of it's dementia. Obviously, the probably eighty
percent of it is dementia, but twenty percent is just
giving no fs, you know, and the combination is so bad,
like I forget that he's president. I forget am.
Speaker 2: I yeah, oh no, because what I mean he's doing nothing.
Speaker 1: Of content thing, absolutely nothing. I mean now at this point,
I'm just looking to Trump m hm oh yeah.
Speaker 18: God.
Speaker 4: Also, I think we played a video of Lindy Lee
the other maybe like last week right after the election.
Speaker 2: She was one of the Democrats who was coming out
and saying, you guys.
Speaker 20: We well, she was one of the people that actually
admits and owns some of these mess ups and doesn't
understand why the Democrats are refusing to hear it, as
so many of them are.
Speaker 4: So she's been making the rounds he is a horrible person. Okay,
she's she's a fundraiser, she's the DNC finance chair.
Speaker 2: She's just awful.
Speaker 4: I even blocked her on Twitter like years ago and
had forgotten all about it.
Speaker 2: But she's just a horrible person.
Speaker 4: A couple clips to play for you, one where she's
talking to Chris Cuomo about the fact that the Democrats
really need to come to terms with how badly they
screwed up.
Speaker 1: Doing talking about what happened in the campaign, and absolutely
putting a target on your head, let alone your back.
Speaker 10: Why would you do this?
Speaker 7: If we don't confront reality, if we don't address these
very serious issues, we're going to keep losing. And I
really like what you've said, you know, earlier in this segment.
If we don't recognize that America is shifting, right word,
we are going to keep losing. If we don't have
a financial accountability and some sort of very serious accounting
of how exactly we spent a billion dollars in two
to three months, how our donors and even everyday Americans
who gave their ten dollars and twenty five dollars ever
going to trust the Democratic Party again? And it's just
if my donors had known beforehand that the money would
be dispersed, right, I do not think they would have given.
Speaker 1: I mean, you spent ten million dollars for a five
minute speech from Beyonce. She didn't even sing's and she
got up there and did a scripted little speech that
somebody told her to say. It wasn't even genuine or
authentic at all, and she just spewed a bunch of
nonsense from her face for five minutes. Ten million dollars
got And they're like.
Speaker 2: I don't know why we lost. Little people are idiots,
total idiots.
Speaker 4: God, but this Lindy Lee Chik thinks an awful lot
of herself, as you will see in this next place.
Speaker 7: If my donors had known beforehand that the money, which
I do not think they would have given, you be blackballed.
Speaker 2: Do you have any future formally with Democrats?
Speaker 7: Well, the amount of pout and money that I bring
to the table, I mean, good luck without it.
Speaker 1: No self awareness, my God, so impartant lady. That's why
you lost, because the elitism, that's why you lost. There's
just no I just hope they continue to do this.
I hope they do. It's like I was on Instagram
the other day and I saw some posts from there's
that professor Galloway. We've we've posted clips from him. Yeah,
I think he's a professor. And he's like he's a
finance guy. Yeah, and he put and he's so left
which blows me away because he's like a millionaire whatever,
a jillionaire and he's super leftists and he had gently
are on a show and so Tarlat like, they don't
understand it. There's just absolutely no introspection, no self awareness
as to why they lost. They cannot understand it. The
elitism of these people is staggering to me. Wow, they
just they cannot understand why working class people and people
who are not self important blowhards, you know, voted for Trump.
They don't get it. It's because we're sick of your crap.
Speaker 2: It's just they don't. They're still But you.
Speaker 1: Know what, the more they don't get it, the more
we win. And I'm okay, I'm okay with it at
the same time, like I'm in awe of the fact
that they can't look inward. But at the same time,
I'm like, keep doing it.
Speaker 4: You lose yours, Yeah, because it'll ensure continued victories on
our side, so good with then utterly un self aware.
Just yup it up, Giapaul, that that ridiculous. She's not
a senator, right, yeah, she's a representative. Yeah, so representative.
Giapaul was asked about the filibuster because remember when Democrats
thought they had all of this in the bag.
Speaker 2: They were like, at.
Speaker 4: The courts and the filibuster, we're going to do all
the things. And so it's amazing that she says out
loud how hypocritical they are.
Speaker 2: But that's exactly what she does. I don't think it's
in opposition at all.
Speaker 21: I think, obviously would I be, you know, am I
champion getting rid of the philibuster now when the Senate
has the trifecta? No, But had we had the trifecta,
I would have been, because we have to show that
government can deliver. And right now, even with people going
to the ballot, they are bypassing their government because they
don't feel like government, whether it's at the state level
or the federal level, is actually going to get them
the things that they need.
Speaker 1: We have to show them how authoritarian we are. What
I'm surprised she didn't have her hammer for her commie hammer.
She loves her commie hammer, you guys, he does love it.
He does it out of control.
Speaker 2: But we do have a good Democrat. They are they
do exist.
Speaker 1: I mean iron good is hot. Good is not the
right jumbo shrimp.
Speaker 2: Let me just rephrase. We have a semi reasonable on
one topic.
Speaker 4: Democratrat, all right, and that is governor or not governor.
I'm sorry Mayor Adams of New York City, who was
asked and oppressor the other day, because there's a lot
of mayors and governors of Democrat states saying already that
they will not help Ice. They will not have anything
to do with Trump's mass deportation plan. They will not participate,
they will not cooperate. They're already planning to be just
total jackwads. But Mayor Adams, it's interesting how the question
is asked, because it's asked in such a way as
if to assume that because he's a Democrat, he will
push back on Trump's plans. But here is what Mayor
Adams said, to communicate with President elect Trump and have
communicated with him, will you express concern about mass deportations.
Speaker 9: In the city.
Speaker 12: My concern is one concern tinkering around the edges. We
keep having this philosophical conversation about it. The voters communicated
loudly and clearly, we have a broken immigration system. It
needs to be fixed. That's the only conversation I want.
And if we don't have a conversation about fixing the system,
everything else is just being philosophical and theoretical and I'm
just not going to engage in it.
Speaker 10: Let's fix the system.
Speaker 1: He also knows that his city is completely overrun and
the whole sanctuary city thing is bullshit, and he's like,
he lefft around and he found out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, hopefully he's learned a pretty valuable.
Speaker 1: I think he has learned that lesson because the city
is in shambles because of all this garbage, and so
now he's like, Okay, so Donald Trump's going to clean
that up for men.
Speaker 7: Great.
Speaker 1: I mean it's he's being reasonable because he needs daddy
to come in and clean up the mass and Daddy's
going to come in and clean it up.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 4: I just thought that was interesting though, because he bucked
the normal Democrat talking points, yeah, which are right now
to be like.
Speaker 2: All, oh, I'm so tough, I'm not going to help.
I'm not going to be.
Speaker 1: He has no choice. His city is literally it's in shambles.
Who wants to go there? I mean, I'm not going
there anytime soon. You guys going on there time?
Speaker 2: I'm not.
Speaker 1: And a lot of these these cities are are they're
being overrun and people are leaving. So I mean, if
he wants to say the city, he's got to fall
on line with all this stuff.
Speaker 15: Yep.
Speaker 4: Yesterday we talked a little bit about the holidays and
the fact that there are so many Liberals who are
just absolutely disconnecting from their family members because those family
members voted for Trump, and it typically is one sided
that way, right, I mean, lefties are crazy and they
just cannot handle differences of opinion about who they voted for.
So Van Jones had a point to make about the
holidays and about forgiveness periods you.
Speaker 22: Give your neighbor from voting for Donald Trump. They're not
seeing the same thing on their feed that you're seeing
on your feet. I said before, when they wake up
in the morning, get their phone, they see they're a
different movie with different bad guys, different good guys. Scary
music where your music is happy, having music, where your
music is scary, so.
Speaker 18: You got to love them.
Speaker 2: I I love them.
Speaker 22: And by the way, everything in your feet ain't right either.
Everything in your feet is not correct, ma'am sir, Like
you know, my feet is the truth, your feet of
the bubble? How how likely would that be that everything
in your feet is correct? And everybody else is getting tricked?
We all getting tricked, We're all getting used, we're all
getting lied to you, we're all getting Propaganda's me, you,
and everybody else. And so we need each other. We
need each other.
Speaker 1: I can't help. But like him, I was just gonna
say the same thing. Really, Okay, yeah, I was just
gonna say the same thing. I want to dislike him
so bad, but I feel like if I spent an
hour with him, we could have a really good conversation,
you know what I mean? Yeah, I just I feel
like that could happen. I think that could happen with
a lot of people.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean.
Speaker 1: I think that there there are some. He's a reasonable one.
He's one of the reason why, you know why, because
he's emotional, So emotional.
Speaker 2: That guy.
Speaker 1: He really But like, like I said, if I just
had like an hour with him, I think I could
appeal to his is the intellect that's there. It's there.
You just got to like get through the emotions to
get to the intellect on some of these people, you
know what I mean?
Speaker 4: Yep, yeah, whoopee, not at all.
Speaker 1: In the same Cindimory bar gone way too bar gone whoop.
Speaker 4: Be tried to suggest to the audience that she is
a worker, she is of the working class and understands.
Speaker 2: The plight of the worker. You guys, all right, be.
Speaker 8: Hold when you have one candidate who has been running
for twelve years, who lies and changes things, I appreciate
that people are having hard time too.
Speaker 10: I work for a living. If I had all.
Speaker 8: The money in the world, I would not be here. Okay, okay,
So I'm a working person.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, okay.
Speaker 8: And my kid has to feed her family, you know,
and my great granddaughter has to be fed by her family.
I know it's hard out there, but I also know
that there are a lot of things that we just.
Speaker 2: Said no, I'm just going.
Speaker 8: To go this way, and a lot of that is
also what happened.
Speaker 14: I love what she did. Yay.
Speaker 8: You know, we talk to people all the time who say,
this is what's bothering me? But the thing that's bothering
everybody should not be the thing that puts eighty five
percent of other people in danger.
Speaker 1: What are you talking about, lady, You are worth sixty
million dollars, you make eight million a year on the view.
Don't preach to me about being a working class person
up yours. See this is where I now. I'm lost.
Now I'm back and I'm back in the weeds again.
Pan Johns was like, he got me, he brought me in.
Speaker 4: I was like, oh, yes, nice, we can reconcile with
these people, right, And I'm just like, I'm done.
Speaker 1: You cannot know and listen.
Speaker 2: She's like, I have to be here. You don't have
to be there.
Speaker 1: If you have to be there, then you have a
shitty investor, you have a shitty financial planner.
Speaker 2: She should look into Bulwark, she should totally look at him.
I mean, if you're worth sixteen million dollars, come on,
and then if.
Speaker 4: Your daughter's feels OK, maybe you should help your daughter out,
just like Sonny should help her mother out.
Speaker 1: Eight million a year. You can't spare a square.
Speaker 4: Speaking of Sonny, Sarah Haynes again tried to talk about
the whole holidays thing.
Speaker 2: Cutting people off.
Speaker 4: Thing tried to be reasonable, and Sonny just isn't having her.
Speaker 5: For your reason is I would never let my politics
be the reason I don't show up to see my
family because they won't always be there.
Speaker 23: I'm going to disagree. I I completely understand the point,
because I really do feel that this candidate, uh, you know,
President Electrump is just a different type of candidate from
the things he said and the things he's done and
the things he will do. It's more of a moral
issue for me, and I think it's more of a
moral issue for other people. We're just you know, I
would say it was different when let's say Bush got elected.
You know, you may not have agreed with his policies,
but you didn't feel like he was a deeply flawed person,
deeply flawed by character, deeply flawed in morality. But it's
it's but you got to admit it. They're very different figures.
I mean, you know, you, along with Milly and along
with John Kelly, warned us about how deeply flawed he
was as a candidate. And so I think when people
feel that someone voted not only against their families, but
against them and against people, that they loved.
Speaker 2: I think it's okay to take it.
Speaker 1: No, what it shows me is that you bought into
the propaganda that was to you and that you're weak empathetic.
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 1: That you're weak, you know.
Speaker 2: And it's so much of what she believes just isn't.
Speaker 1: So right exactly, it just isn't so and that that
is problematic very and listen, there are so many reasons
to not like your family that have nothing to do politics.
Speaker 2: Right, Why make it even harder please.
Speaker 1: Your hatred on those things and not politics.
Speaker 4: That's why I loved this tweet so much that says,
my grandma voted for Kamlin, I voted for Trump. As
a result, I'm spending Thanksgiving at my grandma's house because
neither of us are little bitches.
Speaker 2: I love it. That's fantastic, that's true.
Speaker 4: And then also just because it was a funny meme.
You know RFK it's not been named like.
Speaker 2: Officially to any specific post.
Speaker 4: We know he's going to be involved in making America
healthy again. And I loved this picture of him that
just looks so judgmental, with the caption that says, whenever
I'm about to open up a bag of chips. I
picture RFK Junior giving me this look, and I put
down the bag of chips and get myself a carrot.
Speaker 1: I saw some guy the other day and he was
like like he was on some sort of reel and
he's eating like Twinkies and all this other crap. And
he was like, I'm eating all of this stuff now,
all these preservatives and all these things now before RFK
takes them away from me.
Speaker 2: He's eating like the cheetahs all this other shit.
Speaker 1: And I was just like, oh my god, I didn't
think about that.
Speaker 2: Maybe maybe we need to do that. Maybe we need
to have like a binge bag.
Speaker 1: We need to have like all the polysorbate eighty we
can have before he takes it away from us. Oh
my gosh.
Speaker 2: We've been spending a lot of time on the just the.
Speaker 4: More over the top crazy reactions of people who are
upset that Trump won. Some people just haven't even accepted
that that is the case yet. And this woman that
you're about to see has been talking to her spirits
and they are telling her, you guys, the Kamala really
won and is going to win, so just be patient.
Speaker 2: Everything's gonna be fine.
Speaker 18: Dential election results that we have right now, they are
not indicative of who is going to be our president
moving forward. Okay, I have known this Spirit last night. Spirit,
last night they saw me worrying externally. Externally, it doesn't
look good.
Speaker 2: Spirit.
Speaker 18: But Spirit, Spirit was even telling me last night, they
were like.
Speaker 10: Come on, Kamala's gonna win.
Speaker 24: You're just gonna win.
Speaker 18: This morning results, it looks like Trump won. Spirit wanted
me to come up as a medium to let you know.
Speaker 13: Trump his time in.
Speaker 18: Office is definitively over. Kamala Harris will be our next president.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, you heard it there first.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Spirit needs to tell me the winning Texas lottery numbers.
That's what I need Spirit to do.
Speaker 2: It's Spirit. Spirit.
Speaker 1: You guys sit Scott, She's Scott.
Speaker 2: Charney Spirit, that kind of spirit. Yeah, people are crazy.
Speaker 4: There's also apparently, now I don't know who decided this,
if it's just this one woman, or if this is
now a thing that's going around the social media sphere,
but apparently just like a normal red heart is considered
to be trumpy, like it's a.
Speaker 2: Oh, I don't know, I think I might have it
turned off right now. Oh no, no, it's there.
Speaker 1: So that that is trumpy.
Speaker 2: So like a red heart. You know how you use
the emoji emoji a lot? I use it all the time.
I use the red heart all the time, constantly.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but now this woman is genuinely afraid that people
will think if she uses it that she's a trumper.
Speaker 25: Letus feel like the red heart emoji has been totally
ruined for them after this week. I did not realize
until Wednesday that I have a habit of ending every text, DM, email,
et cetera with a red heart emoji. And now I
feel like a red heart emoji implies maga, and so
I no longer know how to punctuate my sentences. I
guess I'll have to go back to using like an
exclamation mark. What emoji are we using now in lieu
of the red heart? Because the red heart for me
is dead at least.
Speaker 2: For a while.
Speaker 1: I just can't. Our comments section is like flooding with
red hearts. Now I love it so much. These people
are batshit. Just stop, raise is the red heart?
Speaker 2: What are we doing?
Speaker 4: I mean, can you imagine like not just thinking that,
but then actually making a video about it.
Speaker 1: No, because I'm saying I'm an adult and I'm saying.
That's why I can't imagine doing any of what that
lady just did.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I don't know what you're about to see.
I can't.
Speaker 4: I can't explain the throat that you're about to see.
I don't understand the throat. What part is chin and
what part is groat?
Speaker 2: Okay, I don't.
Speaker 4: Know how this person thinks that they are remotely a woman.
Speaker 2: They do, and they want you to know. Good news, ladies,
we're in control. Okay, Oh my.
Speaker 1: God, lay out there.
Speaker 2: Oh no, so men think they own own you.
Speaker 24: He get from some money that you used to be
a man.
Speaker 2: You've got boob used to be.
Speaker 23: Guess what, honey, you own them?
Speaker 11: Trust me, they want it, make them own it?
Speaker 1: What did I just see? What was what was happening there?
Speaker 2: I was waiting. I was waiting for like a fish.
Speaker 1: To come out of that, you know what I mean,
like some sort of I don't.
Speaker 2: That was a lot of throat used to be used
to be a man. No, still a man.
Speaker 4: Still there's there was There was like a carpet there,
you know what I mean, Like it was furry.
Speaker 2: It was it was a furry throat, you know where
how does that even.
Speaker 1: Happen, Well, it happens when you're a man and you
have to shave that. That's what happens.
Speaker 2: Right then you got to shave that. We don't have
to do that. Oh my god. All right, last crazy person, because.
Speaker 1: This this is love the crazy people.
Speaker 2: This is super super sick.
Speaker 4: So now because of irrational women's fear that they're not
going to be able to easily kill.
Speaker 2: Their babies, their unborn babies, right.
Speaker 4: Now, they're suggesting, stealthily, if you will, how women can
induce miscarriages.
Speaker 2: This is a real thing. This woman.
Speaker 4: This was a video but there were no words in
it was just music. But the caption says, remember, ladies,
a thousand micrograms of vitamin C every two to four
hours for four to seven days is not safe while
you're pregnant.
Speaker 1: Oh so this is they're they're giving tips now on
how to kill your baby with vitamins. That's what they're
that's what they're doing. Now what who are these people?
Speaker 2: Uh, that's just so gross. Or maybe you could just.
Speaker 1: Take birth control.
Speaker 2: That's a thought there. Yeah, because there are.
Speaker 1: A lot of different kinds I you know, just putting
that out there.
Speaker 2: God, just so gross.
Speaker 4: That this is how these women are thinking, right, so gross?
All right, So that's enough crazy people. Yesterday you were
talking about the Martha Stewart documentary, and I guess I
need to watch it because now, like you're a huge
fan of hers, I need to get on board that train.
Speaker 2: I like her.
Speaker 4: But Martha was on the Drew Barrymore Show, and if
you recall from previous clips we've played right here on
our show from Drew Barrymore, she is very touchy feely.
I would like she cannot help herself.
Speaker 1: What would you do if you were in that situation,
because I would be like, I need my personal dance space.
It would be like dirty dancing. I'd be like, yeah,
my dance space, that's your dance space.
Speaker 2: I mean I will hug.
Speaker 1: People, like if you throw a meet and greet, I
will hug the crap out of you. But I don't
like it when people are like if I don't know
you and you're not there to you know what I mean.
I don't like people just automatically assuming that they're going
to get all up in my personal space.
Speaker 2: It's weird.
Speaker 1: And Drew Barrymore, I don't it would be weird for me.
She's just way too close.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she's just a close talker and just very She
heats people, and I think that's weird.
Speaker 2: You don't get to pow.
Speaker 4: So you know the headlines about this moment between Martha
Stewart and Drew Barrymore, we're all screaming.
Speaker 2: Martha Stewart like completely pushed her away in horror.
Speaker 4: Essentially, it was very friendly, but it was a push nonetheless.
Speaker 2: And so the reason for it is that Drew was
asking her, like, what what makes you feel warm and fuzzy?
Like what makes you all louie gowey?
Speaker 4: And that is what kicked off the conversation. So here
is that little bit.
Speaker 2: I can't wait for.
Speaker 10: This makes you stuft and gooey though, what makes me
doft and booeie?
Speaker 25: Yeah, dooftin gooey treatment when you're treated like a lady
someone someone comes in and I.
Speaker 1: Know, Oh my god, I love it.
Speaker 2: I really do.
Speaker 10: So the way it's going, the way it's going with,
I'm so sure anymore. He's dressed inspired Martha.
Speaker 1: Come here, beauty dog.
Speaker 2: She likes dogs. He likes dogs. He likes there's another
reason to like Martha Stewart.
Speaker 1: She likes dogs and gardens, and she likes men.
Speaker 2: She clearly likes men.
Speaker 1: She does she doesn't.
Speaker 2: Like to be bad like that.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's like I would probably be the same way,
you know what I mean, I'd be like And she's
not a soft and gushy person. If you watch the documentary,
she's just not that way. I think she loves in
her own way. I think everybody gets to do that.
Everybody gets to love in their own way. You don't
get to dictate how somebody loves. That's how exactly.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and just for fun, apparently Dick van Dyke.
Speaker 4: Who is still alive, is very not very unhappy that
Trump has won. Really seriously, so I need for you
to read this caption because I think it was like
a Daily Mail article which said Dick van Dyke super
mad about like the Trump victory. Whatever, Dick fan, he
doesn't even want to live here, like he he would
rather die or like he'd rather.
Speaker 2: Move away than have to deal with the Trump Dick.
Speaker 4: But what the caption said when somebody retweeted it is
my most favorite thing, I'm sorry, but I don't.
Speaker 1: Take anyone seriously whose name translates to Penis van lesbian.
Speaker 2: And that's what I'm gonna call him forevermore.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's what we have to call him. You guys,
everybody run with that. Penis van Lesbian, Lesbian, that's his
new name, Dick van Dyke.
Speaker 2: Look at it. Because he's ninety eight.
Speaker 1: Oh God, he is at death's door. God bless him.
I mean, Dick, what are you doing? What are you doing?
Penis fan Lesbian?
Speaker 2: I just love it. Whatever, And here's a special treat
for everybody.
Speaker 24: This.
Speaker 4: I found this on Twitter yesterday and it is a
tiny little piece of an eight minute long speech that
the vague Ramaswami gave as his high school class valedictorian.
Speaker 2: So I just clipped the very end of.
Speaker 4: It so you could see young Vivake and listen to
young Vievike.
Speaker 2: He was destined for greatness. There was no choice about it.
Here he is.
Speaker 26: And so tonight we find that this graduation, this commencement,
is neither an end, nor is it a beginning. But
it's simply another step on the journey along which we
embarked long ago.
Speaker 2: Indeed, it is better to travel than it.
Speaker 10: Is to arrive.
Speaker 26: But if we look back at the travels over the
past four years, we will realize that tonight is not
the destination of those travels, but is instead only another
stop on that journey. So tonight let that journey be again. Actually,
excuse me, it's already begun.
Speaker 10: Thank you all.
Speaker 1: That is just the greatest. Well there, he's so cute.
He looks exactly the same. He not changed, not at all.
I not changed, you know. I will say though you
think as a valedictorian that he would be like, oh,
that doesn't surprise me at all. He's like destined for
great things. But a lot of ledictorians end up losers
in life.
Speaker 2: That's true. That's true.
Speaker 1: It's not I mean, it's not an indication of success.
I'm just putting that out there because you see a
lot of kids who do that and then you're like,
what did they end up doing?
Speaker 2: So you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: So I'm really impressed that he went off to do
what he's doing now, which congratulations, that's fantastic.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 4: So let's fast forward to just a little bit ago
where he was questioned if a supporter demanded by a
reporter to denounce white supremacy, and he would have none
of us say that.
Speaker 2: You condemned white supremacy.
Speaker 27: I'm not going to recite some catechism for you. I'm
against vicious racial discrimination in this country, so I'm not
pledging allegiance to your new religion of modern Wocism, which
actually fits the test.
Speaker 10: I'm not going to bend the needy of religion. I'm sorry.
Speaker 27: I'm not asking you to bend the need of mine,
and I'm not going to bend the need of yours.
But do I condemn vicious racial discrimination?
Speaker 10: Yes?
Speaker 15: I do.
Speaker 27: Am I going to play your silly game of gotcha?
Speaker 2: No, I'm not.
Speaker 27: And frankly, this is why people have lost trust. And
I know you're going to go print the headline tomorrow.
Already know this, We already know how your game works.
Vive Romoswaman refuses to condemn white supremacy because you asked
a stupid question. The reality is I condemned vicious racial
discrimination in this country. But the kind of vicious and
systematic racial discrimination we see today is discrimination on the
basis of race in a very different direction. You want
to know what the best way is to end discrimination
on the basis of race. Stop discriminating on the basis
of race. Do that, and we're going to move this
country forward.
Speaker 1: God bless him. I am so glad that there's a
new sheriff in town. Oh God, I just cannot.
Speaker 2: Wait for him to take his post with all of
his new people.
Speaker 1: You know, I'm ready. I'm just so ready.
Speaker 4: You guys, same, absolutely same. All right, it is time
for your DD Okay. So I saw this yesterday. I
thought it was very interesting. It was a little thing
about Marlon Maples and Donald Trump getting divorced. And when
they got divorced, they had a pre nap in place.
They were married for like five or six years, they
had a prenup in place. He gave her a million dollars.
She asked for twenty five million. He gave her a
million dollars. And there's this chick who interviewed him at
the time, and she was like that, she gave him
a hard time about it.
Speaker 2: And so, but it wasn't just a million dollars. He
gave all kinds of stuff.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I get I did, and and I'll tell you
about that after. But watch this, Watch this little thing
that this this interview which made me.
Speaker 2: I didn't like it. Happens once we divorced, what were divorced?
Speaker 14: Right, I mean that's the way you start thinking.
Speaker 2: In the end, they made a deal.
Speaker 24: Reports had her asking for twenty five million, but he
negotiated her down to a mere million dollars.
Speaker 2: It looks a little.
Speaker 16: Yeah, it looks cheap.
Speaker 19: Yeah, you mean the amount of money, Well, they'rem out
of migne's so bad. Somebody gets married and it doesn't
work out, you get a million bucks. I mean, you know,
bowsy thing. I hate the concept, but it's totally necessary.
And I think a million dollars is a lot of money. No,
you don't, No, I don't actually, But the fact is
that a million dollars for somebody coming into a marriage
if something didn't and I'm not talking about anybody specifically,
but it's a lot of money for somebody.
Speaker 24: The woman's been with through six years. She's been, as
she said, incredibly loyal. She's probably gonna get married, you
have a child, give her a twenty five million.
Speaker 19: I guess I look at everything like a deal. I mean,
you know, it's just one of those things. I built
this empire, and I did it by myself. Nobody did
it for him, not a honor, not Marla, nobody. And
I think that because somebody marries somebody that built something huge.
It doesn't necessarily mean that just because they get a
divorce that they should end up, you know, like the
Queen of Sheba.
Speaker 1: I agree with them, and I know people will disagree
with me, but I agree with them. They signed a prenup, yeah,
and that prenap it clearly stated that she was going
to get X and it was like that million dollars.
What happened though, I did some research on this yesterday.
She cheated on him with his bodyguard. Marla did I
never know this right, It's very interesting she cheated on him,
and so I'm.
Speaker 2: Sure about that. That's not like a rumor, that's like,
oh she was.
Speaker 1: There was infidelity there. So I looked at I looked.
Speaker 2: At my husband.
Speaker 1: I'm like, if I cheated on you with the butt
like our bodyguard, and you were like some gajillionaire, you know,
and I came in with a net worth of one
hundred thousand dollars and you had like a billion, and
then I cheated on you know, on you with the bodyguard.
Would you give me he would you give me a
million dollars? And he'd be like hell, he said hell no.
He was like I wouldn't give you anything that I
feel like that would make the prenut null and void.
But it didn't. He gave her a million dollars and
he gave her a million dollars for a house, which
I thought was very generous because I mean, at that
time when they got divorced, that.
Speaker 2: Was a lot of money. So he gave her that.
Speaker 1: Plus he gave her a hundred thousand dollars a year
in child support, which is also very generous. He took
care of Tiffany. He's always taken care of Tiffany, So
he's always taken care of people. I just feel like,
and he's taking care of his wives. I just feel
like people, you know, when men are rich, women feel
like I need I'm entitled to that you're not get
a job.
Speaker 2: I just that's how I feel about it.
Speaker 1: People don't agree with me on that, I mean, especially
since she was, you know, not faithful to him. Now
in twenty sixteen, I also read that she was going
to do a tell all book. Now, there was a
I guess a clause in their prenap where if she
took the money or whatever at the time, she was
not to write anything about him or say anything about
him after that, you know, about their marriage. She was
to be, you know, quiet. It was like an NDA
kind of a thing. You take the money, you shut
your face, you know. Yeah, and she did well. In
twenty sixteen when he ran for president the first time,
she was going to do some sort of a tell
all book and go against that, and apparently Avanka and
Donald pulled her aside and had like a sit down
meeting with her. I read this, and I don't know,
I can't remember what magazine was in. They sat down
with her and they were like, I don't know what
they told her, but they sat down with her. How
to sit down like a come to Jesus meeting with her,
and she decided not to do that.
Speaker 4: I feel like they didn't say things. They gave her
more money. Yeah, maybe they did. Maybe they did. But
that's the thing. It's like, I feel like he was generous.
Speaker 1: If you invested, you have a million dollars to buy
a house, you have a million dollars in the bank,
you have money for your child. I mean, that's that's
really generous.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean that is fine. Yeah, anybody, I mean,
that's why it gets them, right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So anybody who says that he's not generous. I
think they're full of crap. He's given money to a
lot of people. Yep, that may not have been nice
to him.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So we have one supersticker from or Venmo from yesterday
or maybe it was like overnight, and then we have
a dad joke to play that is ours.
Speaker 2: And then I'm gonna need.
Speaker 4: You to read all the other ones. Yeah, okay, so
you've got a big job ahead of you. But here
is from yesterday. Kelly Wiseman said, Hey, jerks, jerk's on
the right. What do you call an Instagram star that
has fallen? Ill and influenza?
Speaker 21: Gotty?
Speaker 2: Dad joke Wednesday? Good, very solid.
Speaker 4: And then here is a dad joke video that I
saw last night.
Speaker 2: What do you call a lesbian on fire?
Speaker 5: An LGBBQ?
Speaker 2: That's good? I like it.
Speaker 4: That was really good?
Speaker 1: All right now you okay, mister green bluemin A man
threw a glass of milk at me this morning.
Speaker 2: How dare e?
Speaker 1: Happy dad joke Wednesday? Alexandra, happy dad joke Wednesday? What
did the beddings say when it fell on the floor?
Speaker 2: She love these?
Speaker 1: I'm Curio twenty three. You know those round bails are
not legal anywhere now right, Department of Agriculture is determined
that livestock can't get a square meal out of them.
Don don Carrot, Carrot, You got it right, Daisy like
diamonds and gold, dad joke. Wednesday, Never take aspirin with diarrhea.
Water tastes much better.
Speaker 4: Oh God, ps scared Governor Newskom wants to impede.
Speaker 1: DJT in California. Yeah Trump, I badly want to move.
Pray for us, Oh God, get out Tina fashy dad joke.
What is the difference between a poorly dressed man on
a tricycle and a well dressed man on a bicycle.
Speaker 2: A tire.
Speaker 1: Donkey Hodie, I love telling dad jokes. They make him laugh.
Speaker 4: A gay.
Speaker 2: Sea Dunes.
Speaker 1: The tailgaters should buy MSNBC. It's probably gonna be low enough.
We could probably do it, you guys. Giles Chester MSNBC
sale reported start of November. Thought everyone new tmm hmm.
Aaron Powers rethinking my vote for Trump. I heard he
and Kennedy are banning all shred and cheese, you know,
the stuff in the bags. They want to marrk. They
want to make America great again. Take my money, Danny
g Hey, ladies, did y'all forget to pay the podcast?
Speaker 2: Little l ol hook them. I don't know what happened.
Speaker 1: We don't know what's going on. We don't. We're trying
to figure that out. Jack do Moleski. You guys are
so funny, always grace starting the morning with you sitting
outside having coffee with my chickens. Chickens always need chicks.
I love chickens too. Jose Rodriguez Morning from Texas, y'all,
Morning from Texas. The Trump picks are fine. What did
the mother buyer I'm sorry?
Speaker 2: Did I say?
Speaker 1: I'm sorry? This is what my glasses y'all? I need
a whole new question. What did the mother brooms say
to the baby broom? Time to go to sweep? Just
take my money, bad duck?
Speaker 2: Eric Cartman for.
Speaker 4: Press stick or Farry, Oh my god, respect my Athorita
Cherry Kay. Let's all wish Hot Luke a happy birthday.
Speaker 2: Had day to Harley Luke.
Speaker 1: Oh I didn't you know it was your birthday?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 1: With these people Trump is picking, he will change our
government for decades to come. Very true. I am here
for it. This is the hope and change we all
hoped Obama would have done. True, Jam Jams. Trump needs
two press secretaries, one for people who report the real
news and facts, two Alex Jones in charge of the
fake news. You have two press rooms, and separate them. Okay,
solid suggestion, mister green blooming Hag, Seth is hot. Hate
to be that gay guy, but insertain Daisy perr here,
I love it, Giles Chuster. Maybe Pocahontas can get a
job at MSNBC. TMM, mister green blooming Hags. Oh, I
think we already do we already say this? Oh, he's
said it twice. He said it twice, that he's hot.
I'll per again, Leslie Quilt Pete Haig. Seth has cheated
on two wives and got his third wife pregnant while
married to a second. This guy's models nign question everything
about him.
Speaker 2: I didn't know that interesting.
Speaker 4: But Trump is the same, so like you know what
I mean, as long as he can do the job,
like have your personal drama, I don't care.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, yeah, exactly, Okay, Judy Flackney, Daisy. They don't
lean left. They are horizontal. The Great Gatsby regarding Secretary
of Defense, no service for seven years. It's to ensure
civilian control of the military, like a cool off period.
Speaker 2: Lol.
Speaker 1: I just think seven years are so arbitrary.
Speaker 2: Like so weird.
Speaker 1: They were like and seven so bizarre. Leah Shallick makes
me most happy. Females dominating ham Hamas and hezbala because
it said ham ass and so I was like Hamas.
What female pilots went to Iran? Girl power still here?
Take my money, Jose Rodriguez. If Daisy and Mock were
put in charge of Trump appointments, Mock.
Speaker 2: Who's that hot guy, Daisy?
Speaker 1: Oh, the one with the eyes, take my money. Yeah, accurate, Luis.
The leaks are intentional trial balloons by Trump.
Speaker 4: Interesting, he may be doing this on purpose.
Speaker 1: Maybe perhaps it's a nuts Yeah, Leah Slick. Let me
be clear. We don't want to Biden deal sharp carving
device in the back. Thank you very much. We're waiting
for Trump and p Billy Bless your hearts, ladies, Thank
you for all your truth and patriotic American support. Michael J.
Walla all love from Chicago. Trump you, Karen Elliott Tucker
is on my is my hall passed?
Speaker 2: I love it? R s K I b U K
Sonny book.
Speaker 1: Sonny is just trying to make it for the fact
that she single handedly lost the election for Kamala with
her question, is there anything that you would have done
differently for President Biden than President Biden? Yeah, I totally
agree with that, Like that's that was one of the
big nails in her coffin Brian Brumley spirit equals Scotchy, scotchcotch,
take my mind, ye little chardonay in there too. Christa
Coppley dad joke friend says, you were so drunk last
night you threw a mushroom at a midget and.
Speaker 2: Said, grow Mario, grow to Fisher.
Speaker 1: I've been on I've been watching hung you chicks since
are the days of Jocularity and Gwen was eight, Oh
my god, watching you too since oh my gosh, since
Gwen was eight. She's almost fifteen now, holy cow, ow
Diles Chester take my TMMS take my money. Thanks Okay,
I was I guys, now we know TMM has taking
my money. Thank you guys so much.
Speaker 4: Guys, and apologies if they came from other places that
we just don't have open right now.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's been kind of a weird day, but we
got through it.
Speaker 4: We did and there was no glitches right like, there
was nothing that looked Arabic on the screen Like yesterday.
Speaker 1: All the screen shops I was telling her they all
looked Arabic.
Speaker 2: I'm like, oh my god, what a nightmare.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, everybody, have a wonderful dad joke Wednesday, and
we will talk.
Speaker 2: To you to morrow.
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