Speaker 1: Because they're so freaking corrupt and they cheat and that's
the only way that they can win elections.
Speaker 2: I think there are a lot of people out there,
artists who are still afraid to say I'm conservative. Stop it,
stop it. Good morning, everybody, Happy Tuesday. How are we
that Manila's.
Speaker 3: And are otherwise pigmented audience?
Speaker 2: I don't melinated people, all mellenated people out there.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, Good morning, good morning, good morning to all of you.
Speaker 3: It's going to be it's gonna be a show today.
Speaker 1: Me some interesting things going on in today's It's such
a mishmash.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, you guys.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's like I don't almost know what to
do with myself with this sort of calmer of a
news sigle this week, you know what I mean. It's
like we've been drinking out of a fire hose since
the beginning of the year, and now it's like there's
just sort of like a normal hose this week, and
I don't know how to consume the water that way. Anyway,
You're probably gonna be like you chose some weird ass
shit to talk about today, but it's true I did,
and we're gonna cut We're going to cover all the
major things, don't worry, but yeah, other there are some
weird things in here.
Speaker 3: I'm just going to be the first person to admit it.
Speaker 1: But we'll start off by talking about the fact that
Bill and Hillary Clinton have just decided all of a
sudden to comply with the subpoena. Oh wow, so they
will be agreeing to testify in the Epstein investigation. Now,
could they come in and be like, we plead the
fifth or whatever?
Speaker 3: I suppose they could, but they are not there.
Speaker 1: They're through writing their stupid ass letters saying we're the
Clinton's and we don't have to do this. Now they're like,
I guess we kind of have to do this because
we're in contempt of.
Speaker 3: Congress right now and we probably need to show up.
So they are.
Speaker 1: I don't know when that's happening exactly, but it will
be happening.
Speaker 2: God, I want to know and I can't wait to
hear what is said. And that's that's going to be
so interesting, because Bill, you in troublegirl, you know what
I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that would be some interesting testimony indeed. Oh yeah,
and these Epstein files, man, there's just a lot of
hullabaloo around them, so many millions of pages of documents
and stuff released, and as a lot of people predicted,
there's just a lot of nonsense rumors going around because
of you know, like these age old already discredit allegations
that Ty Trump to Epstein. You know, people are sort
of bringing that up again, and a lot of people
there are some people like there's this doctor guy, I
forget his name, but he like I think he contributes
to either CBS or CNN from time to time, and
he wrote a giant apology pub to his patients, to
his clients, you know, talking about how his friendship with
Jeffrey Epstein is like one of his big regrets. And
he I mean, he didn't admit to like doing sketch things,
but he did admit to being super tight with Jeffrey
Epstein and probably knowing some things that maybe.
Speaker 3: He should have spoken up about.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 1: So some people, you know, it's impacting them, others not
so much. And we'll have a little bit from Dan Bongino,
who returned to the airwaves yesterday.
Speaker 2: But then there is but then you have Trump who
kicked him out of mar A Lago and two thousand
three and he was like, because of some woman who's
that worked for him, that was complaining about the fact
that he, you know, basically said you're gonna have sex
with me and she was like, no, I'm not. She
complained about it, sent it up the food chain, you know,
through HR and Trump was like, this guy's a creep.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm going to kick.
Speaker 2: Him out of Marlava. And he did. And he's been
telling that story forever since then, and people are like, no, no,
he's can No, he's actually not. So essentially he's the
good guy in this and people don't want to accept that.
Well freaking accept it.
Speaker 1: And he's getting sick and tired of people talking, you know,
tying him to Jeffrey Epstein. And here's his here's one
of his tweets from yesterday.
Speaker 2: If you would like to read this, I will not
only wasn't I friendly with Jeffrey Epstein, but, base on
information that has just been released by the Department of Justice,
Epstein and a sleeve baglining author named Michael Wolfe conspired
in order to damage me and or my presidency so
much for the radical hope against Hope, some of whom
I'll be suing additionally, and like so many people that
like to talk crash. I never went to the infested
Epstein Island, but almost all of these crooked Democrats and
their donors did. And now what I find interesting too
about all these people who are like, release the files,
release the files. I mean, how I got on I
thirty five here and you know, outside of Waco, Texas,
there's a freaking billboard it's like, release the files. A
liberal liberal like constantly gets this billboard and says stuff about, oh, yeah,
he's building a ballroom and there's no healthcare blah. It's like, you, well,
they want so badly to release the Epstein files. They did,
and now that they're released, or at least three million
of the files are released, so many of these yahoos
are like, oh they're fake. This is fake.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 3: People will just never be satisfied, right.
Speaker 2: They just they want so badly to believe the narrative
that's in their head. They cannot deal with the fact
that he didn't have anything to do with this, and
they're precious people like the Clintons and Bill Gates and
all these people that they believed for so long they
were they were.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and so you know the people we talked yesterday
about how Trump is potentially thinking about suing Trevor Noah
for saying that he had been on the island when
in fact he hadn't. Some people are saying Trevor Noah
is a comedian, he was making a.
Speaker 3: Joke and he's allowed to do that attack on the
First Amendment. Blah blah blah. You can't.
Speaker 1: You can't just slander someone because he wasn't saying that
as a joke. He was saying that as though it
was just a known fact, and you don't get to
do that. And another person who made a similar attack
was sneak Oh, which I still can't believe that's something
that somebody goes by. He said about Pierce Morgan, Why
the f would you go to that island?
Speaker 3: Pierce Morgan?
Speaker 1: And Pierce was like, delete this defamatory lie or I
will sue you. And it didn't take anything more than that,
because just hours later Pierce was like, update, he's deleted it. Yeah,
you don't just get to say that, you know, right,
you can't just make up shit about people.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's like that that twelve year old kid that
went on CNN and said that Trump was involved in
sex trafficking, and remember Scotty Jenny Scott Jenny's had to say, listen,
are you just gonna let that fly? This is the
thing Democrats want so bad to They want so badly
to paint Trump as the guy who was involved in
all this stuff, when in fact it's their people, so
many of their people on their side of the aisle,
who are just.
Speaker 3: They're things, they're gross exactly exactly.
Speaker 1: So Dan Bongino, like I said, came back to the
airwaves on Rumble yesterday. He had like three hundred thousand
people tuning in live.
Speaker 3: I mean, just absolutely credible.
Speaker 1: Apparently the system crashed at one point, so he did
obviously really well, and he talked about the Epstein files
in a way that I because I don't know about you,
and maybe this is bad of me, but I'm sick
of this story. I'm like, it's clearly we're not going
to learn anything super compelling, and you know, I feel
like whatever we're going to learn, we've learned and there's
nothing particularly new. And I believe that Dan Bongino, who
forever on his show before he was part of the FBI,
who forever talked about this and wanting to get to
the bottom of it. I believe him when he says
I always wanted to get to the bottom of it,
and so did the other people in the FBI. But
because of reasons which he'll explain here in this clip,
this is just this sort of intractable, impossible to deal
with case where there isn't enough information to actually move
forward on, like putting people in jumps.
Speaker 2: Like prosecute people exactly.
Speaker 1: And they are limited in some cases by how the
information is, how the information is stored, collected, present, all
of those things. So here is a little bit of
Dan Bongino talking about the Epstein files.
Speaker 6: But it was a level ten problem. It was never
going to please everyone. The person I thought at the
time who nailed what the issues were with this was
our good friend Mike Davis. I'll play the CNN eqlip next,
but throw up Davis's tweet. There were a ton of
problems with this. There was grand jury material, there was
who was he put this out? Anyone who rapes kids
deserves the death penalty. Amen, here's a problem with the
Epstein mess. The FBI doesn't have the evidence, and he
thought it did. I want to see the files, folks
said don't let it go. I meant it. We got elected,
We looked at it. The file was in there was
not what we thought would be in there. There are
not tapes with powerful men raping kids. There is not
a list. Epstein's rolodex was already public. The file is
largely unreleasable for many reasons, including grand jury material, which
they're moving to get a lot of that out court
records under CeAl child pornography that was downloaded from the internet.
You can read the rest of it. Protection of victims.
You obviously don't wan victim's names out there. Here was
another one. Keep that up for a second, double or
triple hearsay. You're seeing it now. You're seeing on Twitter,
like this guy said Joey bag of donuts, you know,
cut this woman with a razor or this young girl
while raping, and you're like, wow, that's a really horrible story.
Speaker 5: It's terrible.
Speaker 6: And then you find out Joey bag of Donuts was whatever,
some famous athlete who was playing a game in Phoenix
that night. Like a lot of this stuff was just
people called. Not all, by the way, not all of it.
This is an extremely serious case. Let me be Crystal clear,
but that doesn't mean every single tip that came in,
you know, was had any kind of veracity to it
at all. A lot of the stuff was clearly debun well,
he says, anyone believe Bondi betel a Bungino would cover
up for Bill Clinner, Bill Gates, that even makes sense.
I was all over this case on my show. The
Trump DOJ want to be fully transparent, but it couldn't
the time for the reasons above. It's not going to
satisfy many, and that's fine, but folks, I'm not going
to spend the next two years talking about it. This
administration got you the information. You can all look at it,
and a lot of people are using it to divide
us from the inside. Those are just the facts. That's
just the way it goes. And by the way, the
dividing people from the inside thing is not working. A
lot of this is bullshit. A lot of it is
foreign operations designed to make us divorce ourselves from the inside.
Current thing everything. It is a deadly serious case. There
is zero doubt about it. Everyone in the administration treated
it as such, everyone from the start. But it was not.
It was a level ten problem. I can prove it
to you. No one else had solved it in the past. Correct,
those are just the facts.
Speaker 2: I believe him, No, I totally I believe him too.
And Nanny's Treasure made a great point. If there are
victims coming forward saying I want justice, then we make
sure that they have justice. But there you don't see
a whole lot of that. It's just a lot of us.
It's a lot of us out here. I say us.
I'm not really one of those people, but a lot
of people out here saying we just want to see
the files, want to see the files, Like who is it? Who?
I think? I think people know who it is, you know,
and now it's up to people looking at all these
people who you thought were these upstanding citizens or I
guess people that some people looked up to. Don't, yeah,
don't do that, correct.
Speaker 1: But I just I feel I can sense his frustration
at being doubted about his intention about wanting to uncover
whatever there was to uncover.
Speaker 3: And if there just isn't information to uncover.
Speaker 1: I totally believe him that he would have gone after
anybody and anything that was, you know, harming kids. And
if that information just isn't there, it isn't there, and
I believe him, and I feel like I that's as
far as I want to talk about it. I'm just
I'm so tired of this entire story, right.
Speaker 2: So, like there's a lot of uncorroborated stuff in those,
like a lot of stuff that people I'm just I'm
accusing this person of doing X, y Z, but it
didn't actually happen. And so people are looking at a
lot of those and they're saying, oh my god, somebody
did so and so now that's unsubstantiated. So there's that.
Speaker 1: I wish there's those victims that are like this, you know,
terrible men did things to me, but I'm not going
to say the names, right, so I don't know what
where's exactly.
Speaker 2: So there again, the victims need to actually say who
did this? Or it's going to go nowhere, you know
what I mean. I just I go after I would
love this energy, not saying that this isn't I mean,
this energy obviously would be well placed if the victims
came forward and say I want justice. Hell yeah, let's
go get justice. But then at the same time, like
I think we should be going after people like Fauci,
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think of the people that were that died while he
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Speaker 1: Just a very upsetting update about Savannah Guthrie's mom.
Speaker 3: I have a story so much because of course this
is Tucson.
Speaker 1: This is where my mom, who's also the same age,
lives and now you know, all signs point to the
possibility that she was abducted from her home during the night,
like while she was asleep, and this was an upscale neighborhood,
super nice neighborhood. Here is the latest news report about it.
Speaker 5: Antoni, good evening to you. The sheriff confirming that Nancy
Guthrie was abducted from her home. Behind me while she
was asleep. They found inside life saving medication and her
cell phone. They're now combing through surveillance video. At one
point the sheriff getting emotional as he worried they were
running out of time. Tonight, the Pema County sheriff tells
CBS News that he believes the disappearance of Savannah Guthrie's
mother was an act of foul play. Is it fair
for me to characterize this as an abduction?
Speaker 7: I believe she was abducted.
Speaker 8: Yes, this is an eighty five old lady who in
the middle of the night, while she's asleep, is taken
from her home.
Speaker 5: Eighty four year old Nancy Guthrie was last seen around
nine forty five Saturday night, when family members dropped her home.
Then on Sunday morning, a friend called Guthrie's children, telling
them their mother had not shown up for church. They
then notified the sheriff's apartment around noon that day after
not being able to find their physically ailing mother. She
is very limited in her mobility, right, we know she
didn't just walk.
Speaker 9: Out of there.
Speaker 5: Sheriff Chris Nanos says finding Guthrie is crucial because she
relies on daily medication. I mean the clock is literally ticking.
It's been more than twenty four hours since she disappeared.
Are you concerned that it may be too late before
she is found. Well, we don't want to go there.
Speaker 7: Look, we just want to find her.
Speaker 5: An official say, this is not a case of someone
suffering from Alzheimer's or dementia sharpest attack.
Speaker 3: Her mental faculties are there.
Speaker 5: Over the years, Nancy Guthrie has made regular appearances on
the Today show Friday Mamma, and she's talked about how
much her mom has met in her life.
Speaker 2: The greatest gift my mother gave me was faith and
belief in God.
Speaker 3: They changed my whole life.
Speaker 5: The sheriff says they've received more than a thousand leads,
and he hopes security camera videos will help with the investigation.
How is the Guthree family doing it?
Speaker 8: They just want their mama.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I get so angry about this. I
go straight to anger. That's probably not healthy.
Speaker 5: Whatever.
Speaker 2: If someone ever touched my mother, Oh my god, I
would I don't care. I'd go to jail. I would
mess you up. You don't touch my mama. Oh my god.
I guess just the most.
Speaker 1: And I asked my mom and my sister was like,
is this like the biggest story you know going on?
And both of them were just kind of like, I mean,
it is a it's a mystery, but I'm right there, like,
I don't like that, you're right there.
Speaker 3: I don't know who took her. I mean, what is
going on?
Speaker 2: Like they have there have to be cameras. There have
to be cameras around that.
Speaker 1: She apparently did not have cameras on our property. Well
I think she may have on the outside, but maybe not.
I can't remember what I heard about that. If it
was that her neighbors do and that it was surprising
that she did not. But this was a very upscale neighborhood.
This is like not the kind of thing that anybody
expects to happen in a neighborhood like that.
Speaker 2: And so they're saying that because she was high, like
because Savannah Guthrie is kind of a whope, high profile
person and she people had seen her, perhaps like there
was going to be maybe there was no ransom. Note
there was nothing, at least not that I heard. There's
no Like if it was a kidnapping, they would have
said we want money for her, but none of that.
There's none of it.
Speaker 3: So what the hell it's is just the strangest, weirdest,
most horrible story.
Speaker 2: It is. God. I hope that she is returned safely.
I know, I's I would.
Speaker 3: If Daisy's on the case.
Speaker 2: You guys, it doesn't I know, and moms are the
same age, literally the same age. I just get. I
know that's probably not a healthy response, but that is
my initial response.
Speaker 3: I you down.
Speaker 6: I know.
Speaker 1: There is an interesting bit of turmoil taking place at
CNN and it has to do with Scott and Jennings.
So apparently the Daily Beast put out this giant story,
and you know, it's the Daily Beast, so you kind
of have to take it with grain of salt. But
I'm going to show you screenshots from their article, and
I want you to read this because.
Speaker 3: This is very, very juicy.
Speaker 1: But people, I know this is going to come as
a shock. A lot of people at CNN don't like
Scott Jennies.
Speaker 3: And here's the story. Part one.
Speaker 2: CNN boss Mark Thompson was pressed by staff about why
the network has not rained in megan mouth piece. Scott
Jennings is on air rhetoric. Oh no. Thompson hosted an
all hands meeting with CNN employee employees, giving them the
opportunity to raise questions and concerns about the network's current
state and future. During the meeting, staff question the behavior
of Jennings, who frequently gets into verbal spats with other
CNN guests as a firebrand Trump loyalist. Oh my god.
One area of concern was Jennings being allowed to being
allowed to describe undocumented immigrants as illegal aliens, a term
that violates the network's editorial standards. According to status, can't
use accurate words on NN, you can't do that. In
a typically fiery appearance on CNN's Newsnight on January nineteenth,
Jennings went on a furious tirade against fellow panelists. Cameron Caski,
a survivor of the twenty eighteen Parkland school shooting, after
Caski chastised him for saying I should be allowed to
chase down illegals in Minnesota. Oh my god, that was
the twelve year old kid, right, that was that four
year old? Ye like I hadn't gone through puberty his
balls at and dropped yet. Yeah, that kid. Responding to
concerns raised during the all hands meeting Wednesday, Thompson said
the network does not police contributors to the same extent
as its journalists. I'm a former top executive at the
New York Times Company and the BBC. Also praised the
viral arguments that take place on Abby Phillips's news night show,
which often involved Jennings clashing with other guests. Thompson said
such squabbles act as a public service that captures the
actual debate and the anger and passion that's part of
the story. As noted by Status, not everyone at see
An agree with that sentiment. Earlier this month, Democratic political
operative Julie Rojinski is that one.
Speaker 3: She's awful.
Speaker 2: I think, yeah, she's not the one with the ponytail.
She's like, okay, she's.
Speaker 1: Got like sort of like dark auburn hair and.
Speaker 2: Like really Billy's scoffey face published Scott Yeah, published a
critique of Sandem for repeatedly inviting Jennings to appear in
his shows. They're just pissed because he gets better ratings
than all these other people. They're pissed.
Speaker 1: They're all just she She even said that, like, it's
fine to have conservative voices, but like not when they're
this personal.
Speaker 3: She felt like he's mean personal. Okay, there's a little
bit of what she wrote.
Speaker 2: Okay, cann should ask itself a simple question, what is
Scott Jennings? Adding that could not be accomplished by any
number of conservative analysts who are capable of making arguments
without bad faith theatrics? Rajinski wrote, The answer uncomfortably appears
to be conflict for conflict's sake. This is such bullshit.
Jennings reliably generates clips and provokes reactions, and in a
narrow and cable news executives are chasing engagement metrics that
reliability seems to matter more than integrity. No, the problem
here is that they can't. They don't. They want to
control him, they want to control the narrative, and they
can't control him. That he says what he wants to say,
and they don't like that, and he's getting clicked because
he's smart.
Speaker 1: Well, and she in particular wrote this article or whatever
on her substack because he made her look like.
Speaker 3: An idiot, which she is.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and she didn't like that. She like being made
to look like an idiot. Well, sorry, he's better arguing
than you.
Speaker 2: Right, they want like a watered down conservative is what
they want. They want like an Anna Navarro Calia exactly,
which isn't a conservative at all. That's what they want,
so they can bugger off CNN. What a freaking joke
they are.
Speaker 1: It just cracks me up because I mean, now she's like,
do they care about.
Speaker 3: Clicks more than their integrity? I mean, shut up.
Speaker 2: They're lucky to have Scott because I don't even I
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Speaker 1: Know one person, recognize one name, it's Kid Rock, And
then can you read the other names because I.
Speaker 2: Just my frently Gilbert Lee Brice and Gabby Barrett. They're
all country people. It's all country except Kid Rock, and
I you know, why don't they get NICKI Minaj? Why
didn't they do that?
Speaker 1: That was my first question. I was like, that seems
like it would have been a no brainer. But I
don't know whether they're just trying to stay with the
specific theme and listen.
Speaker 2: There are other R and B and rap artists. Dare
I say that I know are conservative? I know they are.
They just don't want to admit it. Like what a
fifty cent? I mean, like I know in the past,
he I know, he leans right, I know, like, who'd
you vote for fifty you know, I'm sorry, fiddy, who'd
you vote for?
Speaker 5: Like?
Speaker 2: This is the thing. Or they could have, like at
least get Ted Nugent to play stranglehold and I would
have been fine, you know, get him out there. I
know it's Ted Nugent and people are like he's older.
Speaker 3: So yeah, a lot of people are suggesting jelly roll.
That would have been.
Speaker 2: Jelly roll them right, and he probably would have done it.
This is the thing. There's so many other people not
saying that these three other people aren't great.
Speaker 3: I don't know Tom McDonald.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine if they would have had Tom McDonald
and Ben Shapiro perform their rap?
Speaker 3: Remember, Yeah, that would have been would have been so hilarious.
I mean, I just I don't see. Listen. I'm not
a country fan, so that's why I don't know these artists.
Speaker 2: I like, I like country, but I don't think it
should have been all country. I think that they could
have done it, would have done conservatism as service had
they been a little bit more diverse in the musical genres,
because a lot of us like all different genres and
that would have been a good representation of who we
are as conservatives. We like all different kinds of music.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 2: So I don't know, I just I think there are
a lot of people out there, artists who are still
afraid to say I'm a conservative. Stop it, stop it.
Speaker 3: Get some balls, man, I know.
Speaker 1: But yeah, I think it's going to be on Rumble
and Daily Wire and a bunch of Twitter accounts, and
that's how they're gonna That's how they're gonna show it.
And I mean I will watch because just because I
don't want to give the actual Super Bowl halftime show any.
Speaker 2: Plus, it's it's gonna suck. It's bad Bunny.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, it's gonna be terrible. We already heard
bad Bunny, and how you know.
Speaker 1: Of course, he got super political at the Grammy Awards
and he won for like Best Album or some big award,
and so now and there's been these rumors that he's
going to like dress up as a woman and like
it's going to be this ode to queer people, all
of this political bullshit, and you know he's in a
sad place in a super Bowl halftime show, right, And
so Roger Goodell was asked about this yesterday, like, you know,
are you are you concerned about this divisiveness?
Speaker 3: And his answer was so unbelievably what's the naive?
Speaker 1: Like that's the only word I can think of to
describe his hope for the Bad Bunny Show.
Speaker 3: Here's what he said.
Speaker 10: Bad Bunny made a pretty clear anti ice statement at
the Grammys last night. What are you expecting in terms
of political statement, whether that's from Bad Bunny or Green
Day or any of the other performers.
Speaker 8: Listen, Bad Benny was is it? And I think that
was demonstrated last night. One of the great artists in
the world. And that's one of the reasons we chosen.
But the other reason is he understood the platform he
was on and that this was this platform is used
to unite people and to be able to bring people
together with their creativity, with their talents, and to be
able to use this moment to do that. And I
think artists in the past have done that. I think
Bad Bony understands it, and I think you'll have a
great performance.
Speaker 2: I'm bored with him, I'm absolutely I'm bored with him. Rosella.
Just to answer your Rosella out there, asked about the
Red Clay Stres. My sixteen year old daughter. That's like
one of her favorite bands. So yeah, I've heard of
the Red Clays Strays like people like that are kind
of becoming bigger, Like the smaller bands are becoming bigger. Now,
that's at least in Texas. Here in Texas, that's what
kids like. So I'm bad Bunny. She doesn't like that guy.
Speaker 3: But Roger Goodell just said he is going to be
a uniter.
Speaker 11: That's that's how deluded, deluded Roger Goodell is, or how
much he's just trying to save face and cover for
what he knows is going to be a very political,
very divisive performance.
Speaker 2: He's an idiot. He has no balls, that guy, zero
balls and tiny mouthballs teeny tiny mouthballs.
Speaker 3: Hide your kids and hide your wives.
Speaker 1: Because Daisy's about to read, she doesn't matter, about to
read a message from Laverne Spicer to bad Bunny.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, remember we got to bleep this out
on socials. Remember Laverne Spicer, Here we go, had your kids,
had your wives, had your dogs? Here we go. Dear
bad Bunny, why your transvest i ask can show up
to the Grammys looking like James Bond, but you fit
into prance around the Super Bowl Happy time looking like
some damn Mexican Catholic school girl prostitute or some shit?
Is it because you want to flip off all the
straight dudes and scream few to the world's macho man.
And why you do in the show in Spanish? Bitch?
We aren't paying you, and pay those are we? I
bet your mother and ass will be twerking in heels too.
What happened boo? Daddy didn't love you enough? Or was
you the kid getting wedgied in the school yard for
borrowing your sister's lipstick? And now you're getting petty revenge
on the entire male species. Oh there's more. Oh my god,
what is that?
Speaker 3: That's him? Oh my gosh.
Speaker 2: Yeah, news flash, bugs, bunny, we are still America. The
American super Bowl is for touchdowns, not TWU two's save
the drag queen bullshit for Coachella. Come manly and correct
like you like I'm sorry, come mainly and correct like
you did last night, or stay the phone to really
like that last sentence, Lavern. We can always count of Laverne.
You can always say that's right.
Speaker 3: To just say the things the way that they need
to be said.
Speaker 2: I want to adjust this in that last sentence. I
had to work on that last sentence. Well, you weren't practice.
Speaker 3: You didn't know.
Speaker 2: I wasn't prepared. I wasn't prepared.
Speaker 3: I was like a surprise Daisy with these things.
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Speaker 3: It all right.
Speaker 1: So apparently we might be getting ourselves out of this
partial government shutdown later this afternoon.
Speaker 3: There's some dealing, there's some wheeling and dealing happening with that.
Speaker 1: But one of the main things that Republicans are very
very interested in getting across the finish line right now
is of course, the Save Act ahead of mid terms
and just basically to protect our elections from henceforth and forthwith.
But Democrats don't want free and fair elections, they want
rigged and corrupt elections, which is why they're trying to
paint the Save Act as akin to like Jim.
Speaker 3: Crow era nonsense. This is god, it's so stupid.
Speaker 1: So Bill Malusion tweeted yesterday that Chuck Schumer announced that
the Save Act would be dead on arrival in the
Senate as it would quote impose Jim Crow style restrictions
on voting, which is so, it's such nonsense, you gouts.
Speaker 2: They don't want to lose their precious illegals. This is
so racist for them to think that what people of
color cannot have ID It's just the most racing ever.
It's like they are such projection people. It's yeah, they
just listen. They just know that if they have to
play by the rule, they're going to lose.
Speaker 1: Exactly exactly, And they are not even shy at this
point about just saying the things that we know that
they are basically wanting to provide amnesty to all of
these illegals because they want the votes.
Speaker 3: Here's Chuck himself about illegals.
Speaker 12: Short of workers.
Speaker 13: We have a population that is not reproducing it on
its own with the same level that it used to.
The only way we're going to have a great future
in America is if we welcome and embrace immigrants, the
Dreamers and all of them, because our ultimate goal is
to help the Dreamers, but get a path to citizenship
for all eleven million or however many undocumented there are here.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, yeah, basically translation, our policies are shitty, so
we have to import all these illegals to win elections. Translation,
he basically said that out loud.
Speaker 1: Yes, they just that guy is they just say the
things now, Yeah, they say yeah. So there was an
announcement from Eric Doherty who said that Chuck Schumer announced
the Democrats will block an attempt to pass that it's
DOA on the Senate. He admits to cheating essentially, and
so Eric said, and a lot of people are saying,
nuke the dang filibuster enough of the games. Representative Luna
has a procedural move to force the Save Act under
any government funding bill. Stay strong, GOP, do not cave. Yeah,
and Trump also tweeted about this, and well, actually, here's
a little bit more from Anna Paulina talking about how
they are fighting to make this happen have.
Speaker 4: To come back to the House, and so I've actually
formed an alliance with a few handful of other Republican
members that will refuse to vote on any legislation to
send it over to the Senate unless there's something specifically
placed in it, in something called a rule that would
prevent the Senate from stripping out the Save Act, So
it would force them if they choose to shut down
the government, when they choose to reopen it, they will
have to also then to simultaneously vote on the Save Act,
which would basically save our country with election integrity.
Speaker 3: So we complain this game of chicken.
Speaker 4: But I do have a handful of Republicans that will
stand with me very strong and ensure that this is
done on behalf of the American people.
Speaker 2: So we're here to deliver just common sense.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and here's what Trump said about it, if you
want to read that.
Speaker 2: The Democrats are cracking like dogs on the shutdown because
they are deathly afraid that I am making progress with
the Republicans on termining the filibuster. Whether we make a
deal or not, the Republicans must blow up the filibuster
and approve hundreds of long soot but never gotten policy wins, like,
as just a small example, voter ID identification only a
loser would not have been created doing this. Yeah, well, right,
I think we know what Democrats are. People who don't
want to play by the rules, and they don't put
America first and Americans first.
Speaker 9: Mm hmm.
Speaker 1: How I mean the fact that people, if you poll
after poll after poll shows that the vast majority of
Americans want voter ID because that is the one thing
that can be used to protect election intechri and the
fact that any Democrat doesn't see that, doesn't understand that
this is basically an eighty twenty kind of issue because
they're so freaking corrupt and they cheat and that's the
only way that they can win elections.
Speaker 2: It should be it should be one hundred zero issue.
It's what it should it really should. You should have
to vote, period. It's ridiculous. I have to have ID
to get anything. I know, right, it's so stupid. This
is common sense. Shit, it is been a child.
Speaker 1: It is looking like Thune is bending. So last night
Eric tweeted. Eric Doherty tweeted that Luna had revealed that
John Thune is moving towards nuking the zombie filibuster to
pass the Save Act, and in an exchange, Luna and
Tim Burchett are backing the funding bill advancing so a
standing filibuster means only fifty votes are needed after the
senators finished debate. Traditionally, if you wanted to force a
sixty vote requirement, senators actually had to show up and
debate and like just until they couldn't anymore. So the
zombie filibuster right now means Senators don't have to stand
in debate.
Speaker 3: Mike Lee has been pushing for this.
Speaker 1: Let's hope it happens because this would be I think
a fairly easy win to get fifty Senators to agree
to it, I would hope.
Speaker 2: So I think this the zombie philibuster.
Speaker 3: I know it's so funny.
Speaker 1: So also, speaking of midterms, we've been talking a lot
about that people how important it is for people to
get engaged and cynical.
Speaker 3: Publius had a tweet about this that.
Speaker 1: I thought was worth sharing if you want to read this.
Speaker 2: Okay, So there's a lot of anks set there about
the GOP voter turnout for the midterms. I've been holding
off on my message on this issue because I think
it's too early, but given the level of current angst
i'm seeing, I'll unveil it now. Here goes. The key
to voter turnout in twenty twenty six is for each
of us to endlessly remind every GOP and independent Magdalening
voter of the following reality. If the GOP loses the midterms,
Trump will be impeached twice weekly, and this will consume
a presidency. He will get nothing accomplished from twenty twenty
six to twenty twenty eight. If you voted Trump in
twenty twenty four, it's imperative that you turn out to
vote GOP in twenty twenty six, even if you dislike
your GOP candidates. The nation is at stake. Vote. You
will see me repeating this message from now until November,
and I encourage all of you to do the same
or some variation thereof a to the n exactly like
it's take this copy paste, put it in your socials
because he's one hundred percent correct. Put in your socials.
Tell everybody you know you guys, I don't care if
you like or dislike your GOP candidates. I totally agree
with this guy. We have got to make sure that
we keep everything because he will. That's absolutely right. They're
all about revenge. They are so like tds ridden their
brains are routed. So we've got to make sure that
we hold on so he can keep pushing forth the
agenda that we tasked him with.
Speaker 1: Right, And it's not like there they have any polo
see ideas of their own except really really damaging ones.
And so you know, if they somehow were to gain
control of Congress and god forbid, pack the Supreme Court,
for example, ad states you know what I mean, Like,
there's a lot of damage they could do, and they
would have to do it. They will be like so
anxious to do it because they know what's coming in
twenty thirty. And that is a complete shift in the
whole electoral college. And the reason for that is very
well explained by our favorite data geek, Harry Enton.
Speaker 3: Here is what he has to tell you today.
Speaker 12: I wanted to take a look at some long term
population trends that really should set off a flashing red
siren to Democrats nationwide while bringing a big smile to
the faces of Republicans nationwide. Why do I say that,
because take a look at the big population gainers versus
the last census back in twenty twenty, according to the
latest population estimates that take into account the population mid
twenty twenty five.
Speaker 14: Look at this, the.
Speaker 12: Biggest population growth this decade. All five of the states
states that Donald Trump Donald John Trump won Donald John
Trump won in twenty twenty four, Texas, Florida, North Carolina, Georgia,
and of course the great state of Arizona, where I
spent my New Year's Eve. I love those folks out
in Prescott, Arizona. These were the biggest gainers, the biggest
gainers in terms of population compared to the twenty twenty census.
Now it's not just a red state boom. This is
what we're looking at. We're looking at a red state
boom here. But it is not just a red state boom.
We're also looking at what I would dare call a
blue state depression because who are the people who and
where are the people moving from into the red states? Well,
they're blue states.
Speaker 8: They're blue states.
Speaker 12: Take a look here the lowest domestic net migration this decade.
Speaker 5: All five of the states, states.
Speaker 12: That were won by Kamala Harrison twenty twenty four. Look
at this California, Harris's home state, New York where I'm
coming from coming from right now, of course, Illinois, New Jersey,
and of course the Great Commonwealth of Massachusetts, which is
a bastion of blue liberalism.
Speaker 5: These are the.
Speaker 12: States that folks in the United States are moving away
from and into the red states, which is propelling a
red state boom. Now this is interesting, right, but it
could also have major political ramifications if it holds holds
for twenty thirty the next census. Because take a look here.
If in fact the twenty twenty five population ships hold
for the twenty thirty census, look at this. Look at
the the House seat shifts by state. Of Remember, of course,
we apportioned the number of House seats depending on the
population in each state. If in fact, the twenty twenty
five population ships hold for twenty thirty, states that Kamala
Harris won, they would lose. They would lose seven seats
in the United States House of Representatives. The states that
Donald Trump won in twenty twenty four, they would gain.
They would gain seven seats. Now this isn't just about
the House of Representatives, right, It's also about the Electoral College.
Because the number of electoral votes that each state gets
is equal to the number of centers. Each state of
course has two plus the number of House seats that
they have. So what would this mean for the House
of Representatives. Well, if you remember back in twenty twenty four, right,
it was all about we were talking about the blue Wall.
If Kamala Harris could win the baseline Democratic states and
then add in the blue wall states of Michigan, the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin, she would get to two
hundred and seventy electoral votes. But if all of a
sudden we in fact have applying the twenty twenty five estimates,
the population estimates to the electro college, the blue states
plus the blue Wall of Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin would
no longer be enough.
Speaker 1: Now we now have to hope that all the people
that move to the red states don't vote like retards.
Speaker 3: Right, And that's.
Speaker 2: The problem, right, That is the problem because we see
a lot of that here in Texas, where.
Speaker 1: She has to hope that you can outnumber them and
can continue to mber.
Speaker 2: I mean, there's a lot of places here in Texas
that are purple now because of that influx of you know,
you know, weirdos and we're like, can you stop comingy?
So that's that's a problem. So I don't know. I mean,
I agree with some of that and then I disagree
with some of it. I don't know.
Speaker 1: And he's and he wasn't talking about that aspect. He's
just talking about people movement.
Speaker 3: And I think.
Speaker 1: Because those five red states were so red and so
pro Trump, that he doesn't see, you know, I don't
know twenty thirty forty fifty thousand people moving there as
enough of an impact to change that, and that they'll
continue to be read and they'll have more electoral votes
at the same time, which could be absolutely fantastic, you know,
I mean, it could.
Speaker 3: Be really good.
Speaker 2: It would be absolutely fantastic. But man, those blue haired
freaks are loud. I know, I see him in small
towns here doing you know, town halls for Beto. So
they are loud in places that they.
Speaker 3: Be thinking about what made them move, you know what
I mean.
Speaker 2: Like they don't, Oh, they don't think about that because
there's no common sense there.
Speaker 1: There's no maybe thee maybe a lot of the people
that are moving do have common sense and are leaving
for the right reasons, there's got to be as umber
like an equal number of people that are moving there
knowing I am lean Blue.
Speaker 3: Policy because it's they've made the States.
Speaker 1: Suck and I'm going to go somewhere where it makes sense,
and like the policies make sense.
Speaker 3: I really well believe that.
Speaker 2: I hope you're right. I hope you're right.
Speaker 3: And in the meantime, you know, Trump keeps on winning.
Speaker 1: So for example, right now, US manufacturing activity expanded by
the most since twenty twenty two, and because of Trump policy,
because of tariffs, because of his America first positioning. He
made announcements yesterday that included Tim Cook from Apple talking
about making more stuff right here in the States.
Speaker 3: Here is Tim Cook.
Speaker 14: To make nineteen billion ships for Apple in twenty four
factories across twelve different states. Second, we're committed to buying
American made advanced rare earth magnets developed by MP Materials,
which will become part of Apple's devices shipped around the world.
MP is the only full integrated rare earth producer in
the United States, and with this partnership, they'll be significantly
expanding their flagship facility in Fort Worth, Texas. We're also
thrilled to work together on a cutting edge rare earth
recycling line in Mountain Pass, California, and third in Kentucky.
We've worked with our partners at Corning to build the
world's largest and most advanced smartphone glass production line, and
I'm pleased to announce that very soon this is for
the first time ever, every single new iPhone and every
single new Apple Watch sold anywhere in the world will
contain cover glass made in Kentucky. In addition to the
American manufacturing program, we're also significantly growing our investments in AI,
including expanding data center capacity in North Carolina, in Nevada,
in Iowa, in Arizona, and Oregon. So we're going to
keep making investments right here in America. We're going to
keep hiring in America, and we're going to keep building
technologies at the heart of our products right here in America.
Speaker 3: Because which is exactly what he wanted.
Speaker 2: I just love it because he's standing next to him
and it's like, yeah, I'm making this happen. You see,
Like he's smiling at the audience. He's like, if it
weren't for me, this wouldn't be happening. So I mean,
it's great welcome. Mister Apple is over here talking a
good talk. But you're welcome everybody. And it's true we
should think, yeah, we should be thinking him because listen,
Tim what's his name, had plenty of time to do
this years past. It's it's pretty interesting how he's doing
it now just to.
Speaker 3: Think, well, I know, it's not interesting at all.
Speaker 1: It makes perfect sense because Trump is the one that
created the business environment to allow him to do it.
You know, you can hardly blame like companies for taking
their business out of the country when everything here is
so like strangulating and over regulated and bureaucratic. And thank
you for recognizing that doesn't work for American companies.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're absolutely, You're right. He's doing that for and
like the financial you know, institutions, everybody. He's doing it
for every single every single sector.
Speaker 3: He's doing that.
Speaker 2: I just and liberals can't see it, or they do
and they don't want to, yeah.
Speaker 1: Because they don't feel those downstream effects for years and
so people that aren't paying attention to the stuff, don't
know that it's even happening, don't appreciate how it will
impact regular Joe Schmo's everywhere.
Speaker 3: A few years down the line.
Speaker 2: So many of them are elites anyway that are already rich,
and so they just don't care, right, that's true.
Speaker 1: Speaking of elite rich scumbags. Actually, Vogue has decided to
do a big, fat write up on Gavin Newsom, and
I just want you to read like one of the quotes,
because it's nauseating, nauseating.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, look at this.
Speaker 2: Here we go. Oh god, you really can't make this up.
From the new Vogue profile of Gavin Newsom. Let's get
this out of the way. He is embarrassingly handsome, hair
seasoned with silver, at ease with his own evidence. Lithe
ardent is it lithe live, lithe ardent energetic. I've never
described a man as live, sorry, live ardent energetic, a
glimmer of optimism in his eye, Kennedy asked, God. Add
to that his stunning wife and four adorable kids in
the executive strut of a self made millionaire. What a
pile just nausey, Oh my god, self made. It's really
he's self made. Okay, He's about as self made as
the Sorows kid.
Speaker 3: I love that.
Speaker 1: And because you know, with Vogue, I'm pretty sure it's
that like super famous Annie Lebowitz photographer, and.
Speaker 3: The fact that she was like do this.
Speaker 1: Like your figure on your face like Oland Mills.
Speaker 2: And then and Kennedy asked, you know, RFK is like
shaking his head, going Syria, really.
Speaker 3: Nola please?
Speaker 1: Is all I can say about that anyway, So be
looking for that article or the way. And you guys,
remember was it last week where we were talking we
showed like a bunch of memes of how MSNBC was
was showing on their screen like these modified, very filtered
versions of Alex Pretty. Remember how there was like so
many memes related to that totally different person, totally different person.
But yes, is my new favorite of both Renee Good
and Alex Pretty.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, look at light it up and like
look at her totally We'll never forget you guys. You
she was such a good mom, you guys so good.
Speaker 3: It's such a good ideal.
Speaker 2: Really it was just selfless. He was a selfless healthcare professional.
Speaker 1: Also, I know we've said this before, but if you're
not following Data Republican on X you should. She is
an absolute queen at uncovering kind of the head of
the snake if you will, like she finds out where
some of these agitator groups are getting their money. She
finds out who is in the agitator groups. She posts everything.
It's amazing. There's a cut like an organization, an agitating
organization out of North Carolina called Cimbra, and some of
their training materials were released. And these training materials include chance,
I guess for lack of a better word, these are
how these folks are taught to be anti ice protesters.
Speaker 3: Okay, and it's you, guys.
Speaker 1: It's just it's so embarrassing because these are all old
white women for the most part.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean.
Speaker 2: Remember Christen wigg and Bridesmaids where she's like with her
drink and she's like and la Esquela. Did you remember
that scene?
Speaker 3: That's my favorite?
Speaker 12: I love that so.
Speaker 2: Not well, these these these broads are mental, are guys.
Speaker 3: It's insane.
Speaker 2: I need a whistle to keep them away from me
and my family. That's what we need to start, just
being like, don't come near us, poor forvore, good.
Speaker 5: Lord, your carrio.
Speaker 3: You getting away from me?
Speaker 2: Okay, you are loco and la casa.
Speaker 3: Anyway, So that's cian Bra. They're doing great work over there.
Speaker 2: Great, not cringe at all.
Speaker 1: Not And the meantime, we've got another one of these
ridiculous like these judges that get so.
Speaker 3: Full of their own power trips. It's absolutely ridiculous.
Speaker 1: So you remember, it's like a couple of months ago, now,
I think that Trump ended temporary protective status for Haitians,
and there was like three hundred and fifty thousand Haitians
that were going to be sent back home, rightly so,
because they never should have gotten temporary protective status to
begin with.
Speaker 3: And yet the day before that status.
Speaker 1: Was supposed to be removed, this bach DC based federal
judge Anna Reyes, who is, by the way, the first
Latina gay, openly gay judge in DCS if that matters. Yeah,
she has blocked DHS from ending TPS for those patients.
And she wrote the most ridiculous stuff saying that Christinome
doesn't have law or facts on her side. She wrote
that it is substantially likely that Nome has hostility towards
non white immigrants.
Speaker 3: Okay, I can't.
Speaker 1: How can they have this much power to decide when
the president gets to remove temperate that is his prerogative.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Yeah, totally this product. Yes, your judicial system is so borked,
as you would say, Oh my god, it's so blessed wrecked.
And it's because we've allowed That's like we turned a
blind eye to a lot of this stuff for so
many years. It's like so many of these activist judges
were just implemented, and that is a problem. Now we
are experiencing a huge problem in our judicial branch.
Speaker 1: Bad stuff, big problem. And then we've got just absolute
idiots that I had.
Speaker 3: Such hope for in the last election cycle.
Speaker 1: But comedian Andrew Schultz, who got real pro Trump, you know,
ahead of the.
Speaker 3: Last election, he has allowed.
Speaker 1: TDS to just sort of infiltrate his brain, and he
is bought in to the narrative that Ice is evil.
And so now you know that show that he does
with Charlemagne, he's now saying that this is a red line,
like the the what's going on with Ice right now
trying to enforce federal immigration law is just this intolerable
crossing a line. He sounds like such an effing moron
that I can't even believe it's the same person. Here
is what he said yesterday or maybe the day before.
Speaker 15: But I will say that This was a breaking point
for me, and the way that the administration responded to it, Like,
I didn't think what's happening right now with Ice could
happen in America. I genuinely did not think that was possible.
I thought our institution. I thought the constitution would hold up.
When I see it and then immediately defend it, I
start to go, we gotta be very loud about this,
Like it all of a sudden becomes not like a
liberal catastrophic thinking, it starts to become very reasonable, nuanced
criticism of the administration.
Speaker 16: They have just done.
Speaker 15: They have just made the most far left critiques of
the Trump administration. Their reaction to this has just justified
all of them in one moment, in one moment, all
their responses, from Trump to cash matel they have justified
every single And I know people probably look at this
b like they've done a million other things to justify them.
Speaker 2: Sure, and that's fair.
Speaker 15: But this specific situation I think is a breaking point,
and it has justified all those criticisms. I think people's
antennas our way up and people's antennas that were not
up initially.
Speaker 2: These are not serious people, They're just not they're not
adults in the room. I just cannot take them seriously.
And the reason being is, you know, we have a
mandate to get these people out. I think that they can't.
I think they thought that he was just going to
wave a wand and then all these people would just
poof discipline. It is messy, It can be messy to
get all these people out. I'm I mean, I'm an adult,
and that I understand that it's going to suck. In
some cases. It's not going to look pretty all the time.
Some people are going to resist that. I don't give
a shit. I don't care. They're not supposed to be here.
They're breaking the law. It's not going to be pretty
in every single situation. And then you've got cities and
lawn some people that are involved in like local law enforcement,
and then some leader of cities and states who are
also resisting, which is not okay. But the places where
you know, like here in Texas, we're not having an issue.
We're fine. I mean, like ice comes in, they find
the people, they get the people out of here. We're
not having an issue here. It's these Democrat run cities
and states we're having issues because they're resisting. If everything
ran smoothly the way it's supposed to, you may still
have a little problem here and there, but for the
most part, it wouldn't be as messy as it is.
Because these people are being resisting assholes. That's what's happening.
And that's why that guy's uncomfortable. He's just not a
grown up. He can't handle.
Speaker 1: He's probably getting a lot of flak from his followers
who are consumed.
Speaker 3: With TDS TSU. Well, of course he is.
Speaker 1: And you know, and we can be we can condemn
him for being this idiotic and for buying into this
nonsense that he's buying into, and we find that ridiculous.
Speaker 3: It's interesting though, because on Lemon.
Speaker 1: Is angry at him for taking this long to realize
the error of his ways.
Speaker 2: And this is this.
Speaker 3: Clip cracked me up.
Speaker 1: He was talking to another podcaster suggesting that people like
Andrew Schultz should not should know where their place is,
so to speak, and leave things like interviews with the president,
for example, to the real journalists. So it's so interesting
to see them kind of swallowing.
Speaker 3: Each other up.
Speaker 1: And so here is Don Lemon, and because Don Lemon
continues to believe that he himself is a journalist, which
is utter nonsense. But here's what he said about people
like Andrew Schultz.
Speaker 16: Cameras a little shaky, but that, you know what, That
just that shows you that not everybody with a microphone
should be talking about politics, especially.
Speaker 2: If you don't.
Speaker 16: These these people have no idea about politics and policy.
Why are they doing it? Look, they're comedians, you can talk. Look,
it's obviously freedom of speech. But sometimes things are so
important that you have to leave the expert opinion to
the experts, you know what I'm saying. And not everybody's
meant to interview a presidential candidate.
Speaker 3: He is, so everybody.
Speaker 2: He's very self important, isn't he very very sad? And
he's believing his own press now because he's got that
standing ovation, you know, with the Grammy Party and people,
and people are loving him because he stormed a Christian church, right,
he stormed a Christian church, and he crapped all over
religious freedom, and so they love him now. The left
just loves him. He's wonderful. Nobody gave a crap about
that guy. Like two months ago, nobody gave it. He
was literally a nobody like doing it. And now all
of a sudden, he's popular, and he's getting popularity because
of what he did. Because he stormed a Christian church.
That's what he did. I cannot wait. He can't right
he do because he has no fear of it. I
saw yesterday where he's just like, oh, I'm not afraid
of that at all.
Speaker 1: I didn't do anything wrong. You kind of did, Yeah,
you absolutely did. Don't say First Amendment and all that.
You completely ignored the First Amendment when you took away
people's rights to have just like their own warship service.
Speaker 2: So he said it himself. There's video of him. He
knew exactly what he was doing. It was with Permons
on purpose. That guy is gonna pay.
Speaker 3: Cannot wait, cannot wait.
Speaker 1: So note to anybody who continues to listen to Tucker Carlson.
Speaker 3: Why what are you doing? What do you are you
even doing?
Speaker 1: Nathan Livingstone, our friend at Milk Bar TV, put together
a fantastic montage about how Tucker cannot keep his own
stories straight. This is everything that's wrong with Tucker in
less than two minutes.
Speaker 7: Hamas is uh you know groupugie hotties, their Islamic extremists,
which they also claim constantly, which I don't know if
that's true. By the way, seems more like a political organization.
Speaker 14: Race of my brothers this week, when you said that
Hamas is more like a political organization than a terror.
Speaker 2: Group, I didn't.
Speaker 7: I didn't, actually I didn't say I didn't say that.
And as someone who was zero interest in participating in
any kind of boycott, much less against Israel, I'm just
not interesting.
Speaker 2: I'm happy to never buy the hummus.
Speaker 7: And I was on Twitter, but I kept getting text
from people like, Oh, they're so mad at you about
the hummus or something of it, since what is hummus jew?
Speaker 2: It's an Arab food.
Speaker 7: The one person we know who has crystal clarity on
what's happening, not just in this country but in the world,
someone who's watched it and chronicled it for years now.
His name is Douglas Murray. I know Douglas, and I
think that I'm always gotten along with him, and I
think that he's clever, but he's hardly an expert in anything. Well,
what Dave Rubin, whoever that is Dave Rubin though? Is
does he matter? That's why Dave is like a just
a child like you. Don't pay any attention to David.
Speaker 12: Tucker blurbed my book through Dave Rubin is one of
the bravest, smartest people I know, as well as a
tremendous television presence.
Speaker 7: I think US aid military aid to Israel and the
implied security guarantees, some explicit but many implied security guarantees
of the United States to Israel probably haven't helped Israel
that much long term. You know, it's a rich country
with a highly capable population. Like every other country, it's
probably best if it makes its decisions based on what
it can do by itself. That that country couldn't exist without,
not for a week without US backing only people names
anti semi isolationists to get them to stop talking.
Speaker 2: Is not the way to serve your countries, that's all.
Speaker 7: And a bunch of low IQ Republican senator warmonger freaks.
Speaker 2: America's supporting Israel because it's an ally.
Speaker 7: I don't even know what those words mean.
Speaker 3: I'm just saying my right.
Speaker 2: I mean they both know what that means.
Speaker 7: To be that lie, to say we don't care what
the President of the United States wants in his foreign policy.
Speaker 2: That's not the behavior of an ally, what.
Speaker 7: If Katar was our closest ally again, not promoting guitar.
I'm not moving there. I am, however, tomorrow buying a
placing guitar.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, it's just stop listening to that.
Speaker 2: Stop it. Just honestly, he's a propag and I hope
he enjoys his house and Katar. I hope he enjoys it.
I hope his daughter's enjoyed over there too. I heard
they love women in the Middle East. Oh, yeah, women
have all the rights love women.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: We have another another montage of Candae's mispronunciation of words,
and this time she is having trouble with the word posthumous.
You guys, it's not an easy one, okay, when there's.
Speaker 2: A lot of a lot of consonants in there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, it's true, and there's val there's also
there's some vowels too.
Speaker 2: It's like, I mean, it's a hard word, you guys.
Speaker 1: You know, you can't really blame her for not being
able to say posthumous. If you don't know how to
say the word this hard, just don't.
Speaker 3: Say it, do you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: The word is maccaburr.
Speaker 3: It is a macab's word.
Speaker 1: But anyway, here's here are some attempts.
Speaker 3: Just say it.
Speaker 17: President Trump honored Charlie Kirk with his very own holiday
as a posthumous birthday present. They've decided posthumously a posthumous
award by trying to posthumously convert him to graperism. Will
be posthumously honored after his death post posthumous post is
post homu humous book, and in the true spirit of
Charlie Kirk turning point, cordially accepted those post humous terms.
Speaker 3: Anyways, those are the facts.
Speaker 2: It was the fact. It's like it's it's like that
bone you have in your body, that humor, the post
humorous humorous bone. That's right.
Speaker 1: Oh no, so that's not going well for her and
Ben Shapiro. Ben Shapiro, I don't know if he was
like doing a live where if he was reading comments
or taking live questions, but in any case, somebody I
think they were joking about Candace talking about having a
dream that Ben Shapiro was in and he the way
that he makes fun of how she says things is
my favorite thing.
Speaker 3: Here's Ben.
Speaker 9: Did I hear that Candace said on her show she
had dreams about playing hogwarts chess with you.
Speaker 2: That's the uh.
Speaker 18: Okay, now all right.
Speaker 9: Well you know that's that's that's weird. So it's a
little bit weird. I mean, I guess that's pronounced what eared?
Or what eared should I pronounce? Yeah, I don't know,
I don't know. Maybe we should have a discussion about
the temperature which ice ice freezes, or or maybe we
can talk about various German terms and their proper pronunciation,
like blitzkreeg. I will admit, I will freely admit that
I did make a few jokes around the office about
other Nazi breakfast foods besides blitzkra eggs, which may include
lift waffles. Kendace also interviewed Basim Yusef and told him
she thinks something bad happened in your childhood because you
fixate in lack empathy. Man, every so much projection. Oh
my goodness, well what yeah, sure, all right, whatever, man?
Speaker 2: Whatever, Oh there's more lift waffles, I bet Tucker blitz
they're yeah, just with a little powdered sugar, lift waffles.
Speaker 3: So that happened.
Speaker 1: And then to our Catholic friends, y'all, you've got some
problems to contend with right now, and I could not believe.
Speaker 3: That this was real.
Speaker 1: In fact, I was sure it wasn't. I was sure
that it was modified photoshops. Like there's no way that
this is happening. But I regret to inform you that
this is happening. The Catholic Prayer for America that is
taking place in DC on March nineteenth includes Candice freaking
Owens as.
Speaker 3: A speaker, and the guy that is.
Speaker 1: In charge of organizing the keynote speeches put out a
video to explain his rationale for this, really evoking his
friend Charlie, which makes me sick to my stomach.
Speaker 18: Here he is, I have a special announcement to make
We are just weeks away from our third annual Catholic
Prayer for America Gala to be held in Washington, d C.
On March nineteenth, Feast of Saint Joseph. This senator event
by Catholics for Catholics places prayer as a number one
priority for every American.
Speaker 5: We're at war.
Speaker 18: It's a spiritual war wage in the heart of all
of us, as we the people decide will this country
remain one nation under God? Now war cause for warriors,
men and women ready to risk it all in the
pursuit of truth. To that end, it is my honor
to announce that my friend and fellow warrior, Cannas Owens,
will be joining us as one of the keynote speakers
at the gala. Cannas became known early on for her fearless,
defensive truth, unafraid to challenge things like the lives of
Big Pharma or speaking up on behalf of the victims
of Jeffrey Epstein. She recently became Catholic, in large part
due to the silent example of her husband George and
the guidance of some Holy Catholic priests. This newfound Catholic
faith further confirmed in her the mission to take on
the most controversial topics that needed to see the light
of day. As we prepare to announce Cannis as a speaker,
I drew courage from Charlie Kirk's example of not backing
down from the intense pushback that no doubt we'll come
from bringing warriors for truth onto a national stage. In fact,
forty eight hours before my friend Charlie was shot, he
may know his specific intentions to have Cannas speak at.
Speaker 7: His own to Nature event.
Speaker 18: Charlie saw a million seat when he privately predicted that
one day, when he himself would die young, that Cannas
would become a David in the fight America. With this
in mind and with a nod in my friend Charlie,
I've asked Canna to calm and give a testimony and
how her Catholic faith has given her the courage to
fight that goliath of this anti Christian world.
Speaker 3: Wow. I just kind of can't even believe that it's real.
But it's real.
Speaker 2: Charlie's was not Catholic, he was Protestant. And that guy's
growth for using Charlie to try to get people to
come to something and pay money to do whatever. I
think it's growth.
Speaker 1: It's vile, absolutely vile. Again, I just I can't not
believe it.
Speaker 2: You know, ching, God disgusting glass windows in the church,
y'all great?
Speaker 1: Speaking of Kaching, I have a very important question for you,
and I will tell you before you answer it that
my initial answer was an immediate yes, and then I
had all the second thoughts and I want to see
what you will say to this right now.
Speaker 2: But you can only eat this for the rest of
your life. You can't add nothing to it. No substitutions,
only this for the rest.
Speaker 9: Of your life.
Speaker 3: But you get a billion dollars today, what you're doing.
Speaker 2: A billion?
Speaker 3: A billion million, A billion dollars?
Speaker 2: I take see.
Speaker 1: I said that too, and then I was like, wait,
if I had a billion dollars, what would I want
to do? And I would want to live like one
of my most favorite things ever is like fine dining.
And if I could only eat plain chicken and rice
for the rest of my life and never indulge in
like amazing desserts or the best of all the best restaurants,
I couldn't do it.
Speaker 3: I could not do it.
Speaker 2: I could totally do it. I'm not that much of
a foodie. I mean I could do it. If for
a billion oh my god, what I could do for
my family and my everybody. Yeah, I mean it, Yeah,
I take it. I mean I listen, I love food.
I do. I love food. But I could do it.
I mean I've been a raw vegan for crying out loud.
I know people are like, I go insane.
Speaker 1: I would I would too, because at first I was like,
oh my god, a billion dollars, of course, and then
I was like, wait a minute, only playing chicken and.
Speaker 2: Rice as long as I could still have coffee, I'm okay.
If you took my coffee away, then I'd be like, no,
I'm I can't do it. I'm out, But I feel
like I could still have coffee. Didn't say anything about drinks.
Speaker 3: He didn't say anything about drinks, thinking.
Speaker 2: About drinks, So I could still have my coffee.
Speaker 3: I could do it.
Speaker 2: But it looked like it was raw, and I feel
like it would be cooked. Yeah, the chicken would be cut.
Speaker 1: You couldn't ever like, I know, I could not do it,
you guys, I I couldn't do it.
Speaker 3: I saw that video and I was.
Speaker 1: Like, holy cow, that's a that's a tough one. That
is a yeah, no snacks.
Speaker 3: That's all you get is slain chicken, a rice forever.
Speaker 2: It would be a little tough. Maybe you could like
throw in some stuff in your drinks to supplement, you know,
I mean, I don't know, I kind of work right.
Speaker 1: I think the whole point is that there would be
no work around because you get a billion dollars, you
know what I mean, So you got.
Speaker 3: A tough about that. I couldn't do it.
Speaker 2: I mean a lot of money, but it is it
is a lot of money.
Speaker 5: But is it.
Speaker 2: I know you're making me, You're making me rethink my
decision just.
Speaker 1: Because I know, like I would want to spend my
you know, my days, like I don't know.
Speaker 3: Like enjoying life to the fullest. And part of enjoying
life to the fullest is like.
Speaker 1: You know, amazing filats and like I don't know, like desserts.
Speaker 2: Definitely desserts, right, like chocolate cake, You're right.
Speaker 3: And never you would never have a donut for the
rest of.
Speaker 2: Your life, You're right, probably, I know you're right. A
billion dollars, like I know, I know, I mean, maybe
I could like like invent a chicken farm that tastes
like cake or something. I don't know. It just seems
like it seems like I can help a lot of
people with a billion dollars.
Speaker 3: That's true, you definitely could.
Speaker 2: I could save a lot of animals and like help
a lot of people. And you know, I could do
a lot of good with that billion dollars that other
people aren't doing, you know what I mean, you could,
But it's a sacrifice, man.
Speaker 3: It is a sacrifice, man.
Speaker 2: So we're bringing it in. I love our people, and
how talented you guys, Are I wish I could do
that stuff? So talented? You guys, have a wonderful, wonderful
Is it tuesday? It's Tuesday, Yes, have a wonderful Tuesday,
and we'll talk to you.