Speaker 1: Everything is so like dramatic and just like it's made
for TV.
Speaker 2: At this point, it's very selective. The outrage.
Speaker 1: You know, it's getting interesting, you guys, It is getting interesting.
Speaker 2: The lack of empathy is astounding to me. Sweet meteor
of death, Harriet, Hello, everybody, Good morning, greetings and salutations.
How are we this morning?
Speaker 1: Getting so close to the weekend? So god, we love
the weekend, gotta love it. There is so much going on,
and we're just gonna talk about your crazy ass state
right out of the gate. So okay, And obviously we
talked about the primary election results yesterday. There was a
lot going on, and then some stuff that I just
even didn't know about until after the show. For example,
you know how Jasmine essentially gave up her congressional seat
because she was going to get redistricted out of it
blah blah blah Senator.
Speaker 2: And that did not happen.
Speaker 1: This is the guy that is now taking her place
as the Democratic nominee for her district district number thirty.
It's her freaking pastor, and he is just as psycho.
So I hope that the redistricting is enough to ensure
that he does not get voted in.
Speaker 2: But that's it's weird. We have all these pastors. Yeah,
like tall Rico is also a pastor. Did you guys
know that that guy is creepy? He is, he's dangerous,
that guy. Yeah, like, but he's also it's weird. He's
he attended Austin Prespiian Theological Seminary and he earned a
Master of Divinity. But he is all about like abortion
is great. You know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, We're gonna have a clip of him actually talking
about that.
Speaker 2: Because yeah, this is the thing. He's whack. He's totally whack.
But I mean, like the all these pastors and I'm
using air quotes if you're listening, not watching, And there
are balloons going up too because it happens on a mac.
But like the pastors are this yeah, false prophets, wolves
in sheep's clothing. Yeah, exactly, It's bizarre. I don't like it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean if this guy and you know this.
The Sunday after Charlie Kirk was murdered, According according to
this tweet, he called Charlie a dangerous, hate filled white
Christian okay, who was not assassinated. He doesn't want to
give him the I guess the honor of using that term.
So anyway, Democrats are awful and.
Speaker 2: That's the bottom line, right, that is the bottom line.
And speaking of this Tallarico guy, so.
Speaker 1: A lot you know now that he is the guy
who's going to be in the general election competing against
god knows who at this point, which we'll also get
into now, some of his old tweets are being uncovered,
older videos of him are being uncovered so that people
can start to get to know how radical he really is.
So this one from twenty twenty one, he's got a
real hang up about his own whiteness.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I hate for him, hates white people, hates
himself apparently. Yeah.
Speaker 1: So back in March of twenty twenty one, he tweeted
black Americans in a church, Mexican Americans in a store,
Asian Americans in a spa. Radicalized white men are the
greatest domestic terrorist threat in our country.
Speaker 2: My god. There was a similar.
Speaker 1: One which Brandon Gill actually retweeted, just going what where.
He said, white skin gives me and every white American
immunity from the virus, but we spread it wherever we
go through our words, actions, and systems. We don't have
to be showing symptoms like a white hood or a
Confederate flag to be contagious.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this guy has his she's seated issues.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 2: Yeah, maybe it's because his daddy left when he was younger.
He was raised by a single mom. Not saying anything
against dudes. You're raised by single mothers. My husband was,
but some of them they have some He needs to
be working that out in therapy. And you know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and so the abortion thing and the trans thing
somehow managed to converge in one sermon, and here is
a little excerpt from.
Speaker 4: It before we go further. I want to acknowledge that
our trans community needs abortion care to defending transtectioning something
we have to do every day at and sure you
better believe I'll be getting sermons on that too. So
when I use the word, we can't as a lens
through which to understand, examine, and interrogate patriarchy, similar to
how we specify anti black racism.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so he's he's super dangerous. This guy, his his stances,
like his his platform. He's a he's a preacher, right,
and he's all about education reform, teacher support criminal justice reform.
We know what that means, you know, it's like criminals
are first, that's what that means for these people. Opposition
to Christian nationalism, this is what he's So he's a preacher,
but he doesn't like Christian nationalism. He doesn't like Christians.
So he's trying to fundamentally transform Christianity, is what he's
doing with, you know, this whole mask of being a preacher,
going in there saying, you know, trans people, trans dudes
need abortions and crap like that, Like it's just ridiculous.
Support for LGBTQ rights and then separation of church and
state and schools. Those that's his platform. Those are the
those are his concerns. So our prescription drug cost because
he's a diabetic.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, well he's a diabetic, he should be thinking
Trump then totally should be.
Speaker 2: I mean, he won't be.
Speaker 1: He's absolutely crazy, and he's such a he's such a creep,
like he so wants to put on this whole goody
two shoes. I'm such a jolly, good fellow kind of persona,
and and underneath it's just sinister as all get out.
Speaker 2: Totally yeah, dangerous, this guy.
Speaker 1: I mean and that, but it'll be hard to fight
because he snows the dumbest people, right, like, he knows
all the idiots who are like.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, he seems so friendly. He looks like
big boy, So I'm going to vote for him. Yeah out,
Oh my god, you called it. That's exactly what he
looks like. All the young people are like, what's big boy? What?
Speaker 3: Wait?
Speaker 2: Is that no longer thing? I don't know. I don't
think big boys is bobs big boy? Is that a
thing anymore? I don't think that's a thing anymore. I
think they're being taken over? Am I wrong about that?
I really feel like I genuinely don't know. I genuinely
don't know ourselves by we age ourselves every day, but
still there be ultra epic. Are they still there? Okay, Cassie,
but they still have one? Yeah? Okay, Well I'm glad that.
I feel like a lot of them are closing anyways.
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Speaker 1: So as we know, they're the GOP primary for Texas
Senate is now between Cornyn who's the incumbent, and Ken Paxton.
Speaker 2: So you know Wesley Hunt did not make the cut.
Speaker 1: And now because of the runoff system that you have
there now on May twenty six, there's going to be
this runoff which you know, it was very very close.
So like I forget what the exact spread was, but
it was within a percentage point.
Speaker 2: I think it was how close they came.
Speaker 1: So I, you know, if I'm just looking at it
from a process standpoint, I feel like you got to
let that primary play itself out.
Speaker 2: But then yesterday Trump tweeted this, please read. The Republican
primary race for the United States Senate is in the
grey state of Texas, a state I love, and one
three times in record numbers, the highest vote ever recorded
by far cannot, for the good of the party in
our country itself, be allowed to go on any longer.
It must stop. Now. We have an easy to beat
radical left opponent, and we have to totally focus on
putting him away quickly and decisively. Both John and Ken
ran great race has been not good enough. Now this
one must be perfect. My endorsements within the Republican Party
had been virtually insurmountable. It is such an honor to
realize and say that almost everyone I endorse wins, and
wins by a lot, especially in Texas. I will be
making my endorsements soon, and we'll be asking the candidate
that I don't endorse to immediately drop out of the race.
Is that fair? We must win in November. Thank you,
Thank you for your attention to this matter. President Donald J. Trump.
I hope he endorses Paxton.
Speaker 1: I don't think he will, and that is a problem, right,
I don't know that this is I don't know that
this helps Trump at all.
Speaker 2: Like I feel like he's gonna make so many people.
Speaker 1: Angry no matter, Yeah, he will, and I wonder why
he wouldn't just let this play out the way and
let Texas pick, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: So this is this was really surprised.
Speaker 1: That was my first reaction, and then I started reading
other reactions and I saw the debate happening, and I've
waivered since from my initial just like stay out of
it Trump to maybe this is like a whole art
of the deal kind of thing. And so we'll look
at some various reactions and then you guys can decide
where you stand. Jesse Kelly weighed in on this, saying,
in response to The Atlantic talking about Donald Trump being
expected to endorse John Cornyn, Jesse said, we finally have
a real opportunity to remove a swamp rat GOP senator
for his betrayals if Trump screws that up with yet
another disastrous endorsement, it will be a total scumbag move.
Speaker 2: So that was obviously a very strong reaction.
Speaker 4: It was a.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was a little strong.
Speaker 1: And then Kurt Schlickter, who I find myself aligned with
on just about everything, he also waighed in and several times.
Speaker 2: So this was the first thing he said.
Speaker 1: He said, if Donald Trump endorses Cornyn after Cornyn just
said he was going to promote amnesty, it might be
the biggest mistake Trump has ever made. And Trump will
be embarrassed when Paxton wins, because everyone on the right
in Texas is going to double down for him to
demonstrate that it was an error. It's live saying Trump
will do it, and they desperately want him to be
humiliated and stab his own people in the back.
Speaker 2: It is a trap. Don't do it, Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: So you know, I'm just like watching all of this
reaction play out, and I'm do you want him.
Speaker 2: To do nothing? You want him to sit back and
do nothing? Just let him just let it ride.
Speaker 1: That was my first reaction, Okay, But then as I
kept reading, then I'm just like, what is going on?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: It's starting to be such like a game of strategy.
Andrew Colvett also weighed in just about some general sort
of stats. I guess you could say about Paxton and
how he really is holding better against Tallarico, against Crockett
back in the day, that he would do better in
a general than Cornyn would. So if it's true, and
Trump hasn't endorsed anybody yet, but like, if it's true
that he is planning to endorse Cornyn, maybe that's a miscalculation.
And so as all of this was playing out yesterday afternoon,
Martha McCallum had John fun On to ask about it,
and here is what John Thun said.
Speaker 6: I've spoken with the President already today about Texas, and
I'm certainly hopeful. I think is probably you know, Martha'd
made no secret of the fact that I hope the
President will endorse John Cornyn. He is an incredibly effective
senator for the state of Texas.
Speaker 2: That makes me, that makes me Unpaston even more right.
Speaker 1: So then read what Kurt Schlichter said about an hour later.
Speaker 2: I know, I'm sorry, but this is Louis. This is
super interesting, I know, but my god, Okay, I don't
like this at all. But thinking about up more deeply
in having read Trump's tweet. Having read Trump's tweet, my
guess is Donald J. Trump probably will endorse Cornyn and
tell Paxton to get out. Pason may or may not,
whoever is asked should, but I doubt either one will.
We need to not freak out and make it worse
than it already is. Disappointed, Yeah, unfair? Yeah? Is that life? Yeah?
Back in the suboptimal incumbent is a move to mitigate
risk and expense in the general. But understand that Donald
Trump is buying every betrayal that Cornan might pull. At
the very least, he should have Qurnan publicly explain how
Cornan will never again collaborate with Democrats or on gun
control or amnesty or anything ever. But Trump would be
giving a six year free ride to someone who hates
him and could screw him over. Yeah. I don't know
how he can hedge against that. I think both would
likely win the general, but I think Cornan would have
an easier time winning and cost less money that can
be spent elsewhere. Putting aside the runoff expense. The question
is a ninety five percent chance and an eighty percent
supporter or a seventy five percent chance of supporter, and
we hired Trump to make such choices. We have to
fully support whoever wins this runoff, however that happens. The
seat is too important. It's true better to have a
half stepper than an Alfred y Boudages. Keep in mind
the corn And and Path center both in the situation because
of their bad choices, and that leaves Trump with no
good choices. But again, we hired Trump to make that choice,
so we should back them up when he does. I'm
just ticked off these politicians put us in the president
in this position. Trump did not cause this. He's just
the guy who has to clean up their mess. I
mean that he's got points. He definitely there are points
there that I'm like shaking my head, going yep, you're right.
But at the same time, I don't like any of this. Yeah,
and listen, I hate it. Why can't guys just keep
it in their pants? And then you know what I mean?
And this is the thing, because it's like a lot
of unsavory personal shit that we've got that that's why
we're dealing with some of the stuff. Let's just get real.
It's a lot of unsavory personal stuff that's been happening.
And if we didn't have that, then we this would
just be an easy decision all the way around. Am
I wrong?
Speaker 1: No? And it's gonna get It's gonna be like this,
I think across the country more and more often as
good people don't run right, you know what I mean?
And all we have left are just absolute awful.
Speaker 2: Awful people like in their personal lives. And it's like,
I don't I don't care. I don't. I just don't care,
because yeah, a lot of men do that, Dixie. I
agree they do. That's what I don't care. Just get
the job done.
Speaker 1: Right, And Cornyn has not been reliable about getting the
job done.
Speaker 2: And so the question is are.
Speaker 1: There things happening behind the scenes where Trump is making
deals right and telling John fun Okay, I will endorse Cornyn,
but here are the conditions. The Save Act has to
be put to the floor totally big day, right, you
know what I mean?
Speaker 2: Like maybe and if that is the case, if that
that is the bargaining chip, Cornyn is almost worth it. Yeah,
I mean, I hear you, totally, I hear you. We
can get that across the finish line. Then yes, I'm
fine with that too. I'm fine with it. I don't
really care because they're like, you know, whatever, whatever, just
get something done like that, like it's something good out
of it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, something big, so Pino Americano. There's likely already a
three way deal between Trump, Cornyn, and Paxton. I'm not
telling you to like it, but it's probably already done,
made weeks ago in contingent on who came out on
top of this voting round. There's no point in shouting
Paxton will be taken care of. Now that's just one
rando on the internet. I don't know, but I agree
with them. I mean, that's how is that? Except that
Paxton is now saying I'm not Effen Leavin. He said
on a podcast yesterday, Nope, I'm staying in this race.
Speaker 2: I owe it to the people of Texas.
Speaker 1: I've spent a year of my life campaigning against Cornyn
because he has not represented the people of Texas well.
He's been against Trump in both of his elections, said
he shouldn't run last time. The people of Texas at
least Republicans would like something different.
Speaker 2: He's still, at the end of the day, will be
taken care of. Don't you think. I mean, I'm sure
he would.
Speaker 1: What if, for example, he's set like Trump is like
I'm tired of Pam BONDI and I would like Ken
Paxton to replace him.
Speaker 2: I don't know, I just don't eat.
Speaker 1: Everything is so like dramatic and just like it's made
for TV at this point.
Speaker 2: It is, But.
Speaker 1: Damn, it's getting interesting, you guys, It is getting interesting.
Speaker 2: Right, Yeah, yeah, I'm kind of I'm kind of sick
of the drama though, you know, I.
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Speaker 1: So let's give a quick update about what's going on
with the Iranian strikes. First of all, there were reports
that Iraqi Kurds have launched a ground invasion.
Speaker 2: We talked about this may be happening.
Speaker 1: Yesterday Fox News was told by an official that they
have in fact launched a ground invasion.
Speaker 2: And so that would be a good thing because we.
Speaker 1: Need people on the ground to actually come up with
some sort of replacement government.
Speaker 2: But you know, not getting our hopes.
Speaker 1: Up obviously, there's still a lot that needs to get done.
And Pete Hegseth gave another presser yesterday about some of
the progress that has been made. As of yesterday morning,
we were completely controlling the air space, which is kind
of amazing.
Speaker 2: Here is Pete to explain, in a.
Speaker 7: Few days and under a week, the two most powerful
air forces in the world, we'll have complete control of
Iranian skies, uncontested airspace. I hope all the folks watching
understand what uncontested airspace and complete control means. It means
we will fly all day, all night, day and night, finding,
fixing and finishing the missions and defense industrial base of
the Iranian military, finding and fixing their leaders and their
military leaders, flying over Tehran, flying over Iran, flying over
their capital, flying over the RGC, Iranian leaders, looking up
and seeing only US and Israeli airpower every minute of
every day until we decide.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's so badass the way it is. It's
completely badass. Yeah, I just love it. Start contrast to
the previous administration. Oh my god, is whatever.
Speaker 1: He also talked about how the Iranian I mean, the
IRGC's communications systems are they just have no ability to
coordinate any counter strikes at this point. Whatever is happening
in terms of counter strikes is happening just willy nilly
amongst all of their crazy people who have been told
like they've received their mission from Allah, essentially that they
just need to strike no matter what happens, even if
they lose communications. So that's kind of the chaos that's
happening on their side.
Speaker 2: Here is pete about that.
Speaker 7: Senior general's mid level officers, enlisted ranks. They can't talk
or communicate, let alone mount a coordinated and sustained offensive.
Speaker 2: That's not great for morale.
Speaker 1: I just love the way that he I love his
pressers so much because they're just so like America totally. Yeah,
and he also said, listen, we're, as he said, as
he put it, playing for keeps.
Speaker 7: We're playing for keeps. Our war fighters have maximum authorities
granted personally by the President and yours.
Speaker 8: Truly.
Speaker 7: Our rules of engagement are bold, precise, and designed to
unleash American power, not shackle it. This was never meant
to be a fair fight, and it is not a
fair fight. We are punching them while they're down, which
is exactly how it should be thus far.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it is, that's exactly. Yeah, you punch a terrorist
when they're down.
Speaker 1: Yeah, get them when they're the weakest, which is why
this timing was actually.
Speaker 2: Really, really really good. There is an interesting thing happening
about this, this force masure.
Speaker 1: So a Katari energy company has claimed force masure, which
means they're basically saying, hey, we can't provide energy for
a while, and so sorry about that. But we're using
this as an excuse because it gets to we get to.
Speaker 2: Claim it as one.
Speaker 1: And that means because eighty two percent of their energy
goes to Asia, that means China is going to be
in a world of hurt India, South Korea, Taiwan, Japan.
It's a problem obviously for our out in the entire region.
But that will also mean that these allies are going
to be more quick to step in and help because
they're very survival depends on it. So it's just all
super interesting like risk board strategy to see, yeah, this
is all.
Speaker 2: Playing out interesting, But I also think there is a
lot of strategy that's a totally strategic.
Speaker 1: Yes, And for some reason, the idiotic conversation about Israel
forcing our hand, Israel dragging this, you know, dragging us
into this war, it's still raging amongst the crazy people.
Here's Morgan had an Aftali Bennett on and asked him
about that, and I just I love Bennett, I just
love I just love him.
Speaker 3: A lot of people believe and that it's more in
Israel's interest than anybody else's, and that America has been
sucked into supporting This is your response to that.
Speaker 9: Does Donald Trump sin to you as someone who will
be dragged into something he doesn't want to do?
Speaker 3: I would say, knowing him, no, taking the maximum option
he could take.
Speaker 9: Israel doesn't drag anyone, and allies don't drag each other
into anything. Allies work together towards a shared goal. They
double down on production of ballistic missiles that can reach
Israel Europe and later on intercontinental ballistic missiles that can
reach the United States. We listen to what they say.
They say that America is the big satan, Israel's this
small satan. We want to annihilate you, and all that
we're doing is not letting them achieve that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, trust's decision to do this. It benefits us,
and it benefits the world, and the world happens to
include Israel, and I think that just pisses people off.
Totally exactly mad. You know, I just don't think that
a lot of these people are happy about that. And
it shows, and it shows a.
Speaker 1: Lot of ignorance for people here to be like, oh,
we're so comfy, cozy and oceans away here, and they
don't understand how this actually impacts us. They don't understand
the spread of this radical Islamism, they don't understand why
it needs to be removed, because it just seems so
far away.
Speaker 2: As evidenced by the people who are now. And I'm
sure we're going to get to these people. A lot
of these people now who are bitching and moaning about
you know, deaths that are happening now, which is terrible,
don't get me wrong. You know, soldiers who are dying.
It's awful, it's terrible. But were they complaining about the
thirty thousand people who were massacred for, you know, by
Comane so he could stay in power. Were they I
don't remember hearing anything from those people, not a word.
I don't remember seeing any protests on college campuses, didn't
see a word about that. So, I mean, I just
it's very selective, the outrage it is.
Speaker 1: It's I mean, it's just so hypocritical, the way that
they have bleeding hearts only for certain people, right, you
know what I mean?
Speaker 2: It's just and it's so obvious. And we'll get to
more of that in just a little bit.
Speaker 1: Caroline Presser, Caroline Presser, Caroline Levitt Hell Depressor yesterday, in
which she outlined once again for the zillianth time, exactly
what the objectives are. And even after doing that, there
was some dumb ass reporter. I don't know who this
guy is, but some dumb ass reporter was like, I
just you know, the problem is is that we just
don't really seem to have any information about the what
threat was imminent or what the rationale is for this attack,
and she was like did you.
Speaker 2: Did you hear?
Speaker 1: Ortis said, It's kind of like Pete yesterday saying did
you were you? Like, were you in the room when
I just outlined everything that you just asked a question about.
It's like these reporters they have a note written on
their little pad of paper and they don't change it
based on anything that she's actually saying.
Speaker 2: Dealing with stoned high schoolers, got it totally.
Speaker 1: Are you listening, if you just listen, we are answering
actually all of your questions, and Caroline was not having it.
Speaker 10: You listed a long list of grievances against the Iranian
government going back to the takeover, the embassis of nine barracks, bombing,
the as, et cetera. But no one from the administration
has laid out the immediate threat that was supposed to
be taken care of by this and the rationales offer advice.
A Secretary Rubio, the President's natural security advisor, said that
the threat was retaliation against American interests from Iran after
in this after Israeli strikes, the President says it was
his own.
Speaker 11: Feeling that Iran was going to attack. Why is it
that across the administration you can't say what the imminent
threat against the United States was that required us to
launch this. And also Prime Minister Starmer car today that
his reason that he didn't allow the use of bridge
basis was that he was not satisfied that there was
a lawful basis and a viable thought through plan. Was
there an attempt to provide the UK government with a
legal basis for these strikes and a viable thought through plan.
Speaker 12: To the first question, I completely reject the premise of
your question. You have had the President of the United States,
the Secretary of War, the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs,
the Vice President of the United States, the Secretary of State.
And now I am out here today to explain to
you exactly what led the President to make the decision
to launch Operation Epic Fury. And President Trump does not
make these decisions in a vacuum. This decision to launch
this operation was based on a cumulative effect of various
direct threats that Iron posed to the United States of America,
and the President's feeling based on fact that Iran does
pose an imminent and direct threat to the United States
of America, based on the fact that they are the
world's leading state sponsor of terrorism, based on the fact
that they were rapidly and aggressively uh building up their
ballistic missile missile program to give themselves immunity within their
country alongside their navy, so that inside their country they
could continue to create nuclear weapons and nuclear bombs, which
would of course pose a risk to Americans in the
region and even Americans one day here at home.
Speaker 2: I don't know how many times they can say it.
They're gonna have to say it a lot more because
these people are retarded. I can't like that guy. You're right,
he had just written down. He didn't listen to the
word that she said, or anybody else for that matter,
and he's like, I'm gonna just gonna read this. So
what is wrong with these people? All out?
Speaker 3: God?
Speaker 2: God, I know.
Speaker 1: And then Okay, So the moment that you kind of
alluded to earlier was because there have been there has
been coverage on CNN, for example, of the service members
who've lost their lives. There's been six, and there's been
a bunch of coverage about that, but very little coverage
explaining the successes of this mission. And there are successes
that should be talked about on outlets like CNN. And
so I don't know the exact comments that were made.
I don't have those to play for you. Earlier in
the program, where likely Caroline or people from the administration
were complaining about the fact that CNN never highlights any
of the successes and freaking Caitlin, what's her name, Dylan mulvaney, Caitlin.
She is acting as though Caroline said, don't cover anything
about the lost service members, which is not at all
what the White House messaging has been. So there was
a bit of a spec There is some rare happening
between Caroline and Caitlin about that, and Caroline again not
having it.
Speaker 12: Caitlyn, you just mentioned that the President is going to
attend the dignified transfer for these families, given what Secretary
he said said this morning. Is it the position of
this administration that the press should not prominently cover the
deaths of US service members. No, it's the position of
this administration that the press in this room and the
press across the country should accurately report on the success
of Operation Epic Fury and the damage it is doing
to the rogue Iranian regime that has threatened the lives
of every single American in this room. If the Iranian
regime had their choice, they would kill every single person
in this room. And so we can all be very
grateful that we have an administration and that we have
men and women in our armed forces who are willing
to sacrifice their own lives for the rest of us
in this room and for every American across the country,
and for every troop that is based in the Middle East.
Speaker 2: That's what these mex was complaining.
Speaker 12: That it was front page news about these six service
members who were killed that's not what the secretary said, Caitlin,
And that's not what the secretary meant. And you know it,
You know you are being disingenuous. There is not We've
never had a Secretary of Defense who cares.
Speaker 2: More more to get through where tragic things happen. It's
front page news. Use I get it.
Speaker 12: The press only wants to make the president look bad. Yes,
you know the presidents of US service members. Under every president,
the press does only want to make the president look bad.
Speaker 2: That's a that's a.
Speaker 12: Fact, especially you listen to me, especially you, and especially CNN. Try.
The Secretary of Defense cares deeply about our war fighters
and our men and women in uniform. He travels all
across this country to meet with them, to connect with them.
And your network has hardly ever probably reported on that.
You also had the chairman of the Joint Peace Chiefs,
Chairman Kane, who's a brave patriot, standing alongside the Secretary
at the Pentagon this morning, again expressing his condolences to
these families. And I just told you that the President
of the United States will be attending their dignified transfer,
So please, so please making the president look bad, so
showcasing that we expect you to cover that as you should.
We expect you to cover that as you should, Caitlin,
but you and your network know that you take every
single thing this administration says and tries to use it
to make the president look bad.
Speaker 2: That is an objectable fact. I don't think covering troop
nuts is trying to make if you're.
Speaker 12: Trying to if you're trying to argue right now, that
CNN's overwhelming coverage is not negative of President Donald Trump.
I think the American people would tend to agree, and
your ratings would tend to disagree.
Speaker 2: With It was so great. I watched that live yesterday
and I was like, oh, Sack, it was so great.
And listen. She has been incinerated by Caroline in the past,
and she just keeps coming back for more. These two
are like almost the same age, and I feel like
there's an animosity there.
Speaker 13: And I'm therefore I'm so there and.
Speaker 2: My money's on Caroline. Every single time time reached out.
I saw somebody on X say that Caitlin Collins is
Jim Acosta and drag and I can't see it because
this time around, she is like the one that wants
to be seen and wants to like get the zingers.
You know, remember Jim Acosta was that the last time?
She is that this time she wants to just always
be like the one who's upfront and asking the questions,
and like you're not going to be that pert, Like
you cannot win, Caitlyn, you can't. She will destroy you
every time. She is intellectually superior to you. Plus she's pregnant.
There are hormones there. She will smack you Downally forgot
about that, Yeah, I forgot. Yeah, those hormones make you invincible.
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Speaker 1: Second, remember I think we talked about it earlier this
week that Batya Agar Sargon was suggesting that the people
like Tucker and Fuantas and all these people do not
have the level of influence.
Speaker 2: That we fear they do or that.
Speaker 1: You might think that they do. And she came out
with a substack about this. Here's the summary. She was
talking about different polls CBS showing eighty five percent of
Republicans support the strikes on Iran. A Fox News poll
showed eighty four percent, Washington Post showed eighty one percent,
Reuter zipsos eighty two percent. And yet the liberal mainstream
media will be like, NIAGA is split on Iran, and
we've said the same thing, like that there's a huge
rift in the party, but polling suggests otherwise. So she says,
don't believe fake news. MAGA isn't split. MAGA influencers are
split from MAGA voters. So I want this to be
true so badly. You have no idea, like I need
this to be true because it does seem like the
Candices and the Tuckers and the Flintessas have overwhelming numbers
of people that follow them and listen to them and
that troll us whenever we criticize them.
Speaker 2: So, yes, but I don't believe. I don't think that
they're f followers are MAGA anymore. No, I don't think
that they're MEGA to begin with. I don't think that
they're conservatives. I don't. I think that they have the
large like the majority of their listeners and their followers
are now liberals. Yeah, they're liberals, and they're people who
hate MEGA. Honestly, they hate this administration. They hate this administration. Yeah,
you know. Otherwise, why would a Nick Fundy go out
there and be like, don't vote, vote, or just let
Democrats win, or you're better off voting for Democrats. Seriously,
you cannot tell me that person is a conservative. You
just can't. So I you know, And that's the thing.
Somebody said, I'm not influenced by anyone online. Jackie just
said that, Well, you know a lot of people are,
but I don't think that conservatives are going to be
influenced by that a concern. A real staunch, true conservative
is not going to listen to a Nick funte saying
don't vote or vote for Democrats. They're going to be like, really,
that seems really counterproductive. Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 1: Also, I added this at the end of the segment
only because I didn't see it until this morning. But
so the clip that we just showed of Caroline and Caitlin.
Speaker 2: Having it out Jake Tapper.
Speaker 1: Jake Tapper then had Caitlin's stone face on his show,
and the pearl clutching that you are about to see
is so utterly ridiculous, you guys.
Speaker 2: I can't even lead into it except to just look it.
Speaker 14: Really is the height of sollipsism and narcissism to think
that our coverage of fallen warriors has anything are how
we cover a president. I'm just I'm just utterly shot
shot that I don't even really know what to say.
It's so offensive and not I don't care what they
think about us. It's so offensive to the family who
deserves coverage. There's one thing you can say about the
news media, like this country, we don't pay enough attention
as a nation to fallen veterans, Like there should be
more coverage. Whoever's in the building behind.
Speaker 2: Kaylen Hey, remember when you ignore Joe Biden having dementia
for four years and then you wrote a book about it. Yeah,
shut up, piece of crap that guy is. You're okay,
Oh my gosh.
Speaker 1: All right, So moving on, because there was a lot
of stuff going on on the Hill yesterday, a bunch
of hearings happening, one that included like a carryover of
Christy Nome, and there were some good moments. There were
important moments, I think, just for everybody to hear about
what it is that ICE does with detainers and.
Speaker 2: Why they are so important.
Speaker 1: Jim Jordan was talking about the number of detainers that
have been declined by state officials, local officials, what have you.
And this is just so outrageous. So you're going to
see a clip about that and just how dumb it
is for there not to be cooperation here is Jim
Jordan and Christino not honored.
Speaker 15: Seventeen thousand, eight hundred and sixty four detainers were declined.
Speaker 16: Declined and now some of them they may have declined early,
but many of those people are out on the street.
Is that fair to say?
Speaker 2: That's correct?
Speaker 16: So in these jurisdictions they say, we don't care that
federal law says there's a final order of removal for
this individual, and we don't care that this person's been
charged with an additional crime. We're going to turn them
out on the street. Release this individual out on the
street and make you send six agents, twelve agents whatever
to get the bad guy on the street when you
could have sent one to the jail and just made
it easy.
Speaker 2: Is that right? That is correct?
Speaker 16: And let me just ask you this, is that the
dumbest thing you've ever heard?
Speaker 2: It is a dumbest I've heard a lot of dumb things.
Speaker 16: Well, I've heard a lot of dumb things from the
left as well, But that is certainly at near the top.
Speaker 1: So important that people understand how easy this entire process
could be. Minneapolis never has to happen if there is
just simple cooperation. This is just I don't understand how
people don't understand it, you.
Speaker 2: Know what I mean. I think that that the bureaucracy
just is across all government, right, I mean, there's a
lot of stuff that's stupid within our government that they
have to make. They make everything hard, they really do.
Speaker 1: Andy Biggs also with just a lesson on how the
flow should work, how easy it would be if it did.
Speaker 2: Here's Andy Biggs and Christino.
Speaker 17: So Madame's secretary. What is the value of an ice
detainer and why is it such an important public safety tool?
Speaker 15: Well, a detainer that we would lodge with the local
law enforcement jurisdiction lets them know that when they are
going to release that individual out to the public, that
we would like to take custody of that. When we
have detainers that are honored, we can go into a courthouse,
we can go into a jail or a prison and
in a safe environment, take custody of that individual, take
them to a detention center and remove them to their
home country. When they don't honor our detainers, that individuals
released out into the streets.
Speaker 2: And what we know for a fact.
Speaker 15: Is hundreds and hundreds of times thousands of times across
the country, those individuals reoffend. And what they're doing, not
honoring detainers is creating more victims.
Speaker 17: When I sis usually detainer, you're not asking local officers
to conduct immigration sweeps and neighborhoods. You're requesting simply notice
before release or brief lawful holds so you can assume custody.
Speaker 8: Right, That is correct?
Speaker 17: If ICE is requesting a short hold, that means that
the individuals already in state or local custody correct, And
individuals in jail are there because there was probable cause
for rest and in many cases.
Speaker 18: Because they've been convicted of crimes, right, correct.
Speaker 1: I know this doesn't hard, It's just a no brainer.
I don't I don't understand it. I don't understand the
lack of cooperation.
Speaker 2: Well what happens with this stuff?
Speaker 6: You know?
Speaker 2: Because I feel like all we do is hearings. Now,
I know, I'm just being honest. Like back when I
was a kid, I remember hearings were like special. Do
you remember, like remember theyrely do? I literally do? Honestly? Yeah,
do you remember the Alie norf like the Iran contry
hearings like that was in nineteen eighty seven. I remember
that was a big deal because I remember I thought
he was hot. I'm just being honest. And who was
the woman the like the primary the woman on hall?
They're married?
Speaker 1: Is that?
Speaker 2: Is that our name? Olie North? And Fawn at Fawn Hall?
I think is her name? She was the secretary. They're married.
Now they got married. That sound right? That doesn't sound right.
I think it's fun hall. You guys, Yeah, they got married.
North was hot, wasn't he, Betsy? Yeah, this is the thing.
She was so gorgeous, gorgeous, absolutely gorgious. Olie North. Yeah,
we met Ali North back in the day. Remember we
met him at the I was pregnant.
Speaker 1: It was seventeen years ago, because it was like shortly
after we became chicks.
Speaker 2: Right, But you guys, like that's the thing is I
remember these hearings were not Yes, they were meaningful and
not so common like everyday thing. Now there's a hearing every.
Speaker 19: Damn day, a bunch of them every day, and that's
all they do, right, They're not working, they're just hearing
and nothing ever happened has a result of them.
Speaker 2: That's all the problem, right, It's all performative. So, I mean,
while I appreciate the information, what are you gonna do with? Yes?
What are you doing? Yeah?
Speaker 1: I mean and the one with Tim Walls was we'll
have a few clips from that as well.
Speaker 2: He's such a buffoon.
Speaker 1: And god, but again, like he keeps saying, I'm accountable,
I'm accountable.
Speaker 2: Well how yeah, You're like we're still paying you, and
like nothing's again, like is anything ever going to happen
with any of this stuff? I just it is. It's
so performative, and it's like I feel like now it's
just become reality TV. It's not even we're just seeing it.
And then it's like okay, so they're all like, oh,
that was a good singer, and then it's just the
Kardashians that's what we're watching.
Speaker 1: And of course everybody in Congress is looking for their SoundBite,
as was this Democrat Becca Balint, who essentially threatened Christy
Nome to her face.
Speaker 2: Here's what she said, you are.
Speaker 20: The secretary of DHS for now and you think you're
immune from accountability, But to promise you this, one day,
he is not going to be president anymore. He is
not going to be in charge. And when that day comes,
we will still be here and we will still be
seeing the accountability, and in hearings like this, we are
going to continue to prove your guilt.
Speaker 2: Are you excited to have your two minutes of fame?
You hag God? And there it is. There it is
again the performative bullshit. I've never seen that one before.
I have no idea who she is.
Speaker 1: I mean, the Democrats are so just insanely awful. And
so we just heard, you know, Jake Tapper like with
the crocodile tears, worrying about not covering fallen service members
well enough or whatever. It's all nonsense. He doesn't actually
believe anything that sho.
Speaker 2: And she practiced that in the mirror that morning. You know,
she was like, it's my chance to shut THEATA.
Speaker 1: And so now we have Representative Cohen at showing the
true colors of Democrats when he's referring directly to some
of the families who have lost loved ones thanks to illegals.
They were present for that hearing This is unbelievable what
he said to them to their faces. You guys, again,
this is representative Cohen to angel families in the audience.
Speaker 18: They are very unlikely to commit offenses. For the folks
that are here in your families. I'm sorry, it's terrible
what happened to your tru children or your family members.
But they are more likely and citizens are more likely
to be attacked by the United States. Citizens who are
not undocumented, who came here and are born here, they
are more likely to commit these crimes.
Speaker 2: What that guy is I couldn't believe. I could not
believe it. I'm surprised a woman. If I were a
mother of a kid that that happened to, I would
have gotten up and punched that guy in the faith.
Speaker 1: That was incredible, jail, incredible, And it's such a ridiculous
talking point. Anyway, So more US citizens commit crimes than.
Speaker 2: Illegals, but illegals being.
Speaker 1: Here, Okay, So what he's basically saying to them is, listen,
you're probably really likely to get attacked or murdered or
raped or whatever by an American citizen, but we're going
to go ahead and add to that risk by allowing
a bunch of illegals to increase it. How much sense
does that make?
Speaker 2: Allowing a bunch of illegals to increase it illegally. It
is the dumbest talking point, it is, and you hear
it and see it all the time all the time.
But for hers to say that to those parents in
real time, to their faces, Yeah, the lack of empathy
is astounding to me. And they're supposed to be the
party of compassion and tolerance and love, and I what
a douche can do?
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Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 1: So, speaking of hearings, I mentioned the Tim Walls one.
It was utterly He's he always looks like he's just
so confused by every just he just.
Speaker 2: Woke up and he's like my daughter, sohi yesterday on
the screen She's like, who is that? And I'm like,
you don't want to know, You just don't want to know.
Absolute cartoons. A low representative.
Speaker 1: Pat Fallon was hitting him hard about how well Somali's
have assimilated into American culture and just let him have
it on this and it's these are important stats I
thought just to remind everybody of because this is a
community of people, and thankfully their temporary protected status for
many of them is no longer and they're going to
have to get the f out. But they are absolutely
not contributing whatsoever.
Speaker 21: Here's twenty thousand strong Somali community as a whole has
made a positive impact on your state. I do so
you'd be the opinion fair to say that the smaller
community has successfully assimilated and is making Minnesota better.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I believe they're on that path.
Speaker 21: Yes, I'm just curious by what metric you'd come to
that conclusion. I just looked at some hard data, and
do you have any idea what percentage of the native
born Minnesota's all races live in poverty in your state
right now?
Speaker 2: I don't have specifically, I'll share.
Speaker 5: It with you.
Speaker 21: It's eight percent. For the smaller community, it's fifty two percent.
How about receiving food stamps? Don't all right, I'll run
it down with you, it's seven percent, and then in
the compared to fifty four percent in the smaller community,
and then don't have it, don't have at least a
high school diploma. For all Minnesotas, it's five percent. Small
community's thirty nine percent. One family member at least on Medicaid,
it's eighteen percent for Minnesota, seventy three percent for the
smiley community, and receiving welfare of some form it's twenty
one percent. And that's eighty one percent for the smiling community.
And Governor, do you happen to know what the percentages
of all those who have currently been charged in this
stagger social services fraud scheme were a native born Minnesota's
war percentage?
Speaker 22: I do not have that.
Speaker 2: I think it was eighty five and eight.
Speaker 21: Which comes out to thirteen percent Minnesota and eighty seven
percent Somali Minnesotan. So I think this is an instance
perhaps where we'll gets slept by data. A Governor, there's
been billions stolen over seven plus years, right under your nose.
And really there's only two explanations. It's either you were
in on it or you weren't smart enough to see it.
It's either criminal negligence or wild incompetence. And the only
way this kind of fraud can reach this scale is
if there's people in power that are colluding and collaborating
and willfully blinding themselves to the realities around them and
in oversight. When we do investigations, it's rare for us
to have whistleblowers because it's they face retribution and punishment
and resentment, and they can be ostracized, and it's difficult
and it's uncomfortable, and sometimes it's even dangerous. So when
we have an when we're having investigation and we have
even a couple of whistle blowers, it's very valuable to
us because they provide invaluable insight.
Speaker 2: Do you have any idea.
Speaker 21: How many whistle blowers are working from Minnesota are working
with the oversec Committee?
Speaker 11: I do not.
Speaker 6: We have our own strong protections in the OLA, the all.
Speaker 18: And it's thirty.
Speaker 21: I mean I haven't seen that in five plus years
in Congress.
Speaker 2: Thirty Yeah, so criminal, criminal negligence or extreme incompetence. I mean,
Matt is your poster, your child for the Democrat Party
right there? Yep, one of the two or both. Maybe,
I don't know, because he is an idiot, a complete idiot.
Oh my god, no idea.
Speaker 1: The same representative completely insulted him to his face in
such a funny way that even Tim Walls, the recipient
of the insult.
Speaker 2: Last he has no idea. He's so dumb.
Speaker 1: So you'll see a flash of Tim Wall's his reaction
into this incredible insult, just for a flash, but make
sure to look for it, because this is just incredible.
Speaker 21: I don't know if you know this, but it's widely
It's been widely reported that in two thousand and eight,
when Barack Obama was choosing his vice presidential candidate, he
had a three criteria. He wanted to make sure he
picked somebody that wasn't as smart as him and had
less talent and charisma and couldn't possibly outshine him, so
he picked Joe Biden. And then Joe Biden in twenty
twenty used the exact same criteria. He wanted to make
sure he picked somebody what as smart as him, had
less talent, charisma, and would out shine him, and he
picked Kamala here and then in twenty twenty four, Governor,
I think is very evident why Kamala Harris picked you
and he's laughing.
Speaker 1: And he's leaving because that was a good That was
a sick burn as a nice guy, the sickest, the
sickest burn ever.
Speaker 2: And he's like, what what, I'm so stupid. It was
not about me. That is not about me. I think
that was about me. You guys, that guy was the
vice presidential candidate on their side. That's how retarded they are.
I can't. I just cannot with these people, Like how
did he get to the position that he's in. I know,
I know. It's like the kids who just they just
pass along in school. Oh he can't read, that's fine,
let's just go ahead and let him graduate high school.
That's Tim Walls. He's the guy. That's him. He's that guy.
He's that guy. Oh my god. All right, let's get
to some other headlines.
Speaker 1: There are now photos and names released of the two
other service members who have been who have lost their
lives in this whole Iranian strike. We showed the other
four yesterday, and you know, we just like to make
sure that we're thinking about them and their families and
their sacrifice. And so it's Jeffrey O'Brien, Robert Marsen from Indianola,
Iowa and Sacramento, California, respectful, respectively. I hate to be
the bearer of bad news, even more bad news, I
guess I should say. But remember the auto pen scandal
and how basically nothing that Joe Biden did was actually legit?
Speaker 2: Yes? Remember, oh remember?
Speaker 1: Yeah, the DOJ has decided to shelve that investigation because
they have failed to find an applicable criminal statute.
Speaker 2: So how accountability? Once again? Yeah, I just don't understand
this DOJ. I don't get it. I don't either, I
don't really get it, mock, I don't either.
Speaker 1: I don't get Congress either, because apparently they decided the
fact that we spend so much money on basically covering
up their sexual impropriety cases in the House, Nancy Mace
tried to have basically, she tried to force the release
of these claims so that we could all see, well,
who is it, who's who have we paid to cover
up their improprieties? And Congress decided we don't want anybody
to know that, and so that's.
Speaker 2: They voted that down. Yeah, they were like sixty five
was it sixty five people that didn't So they're like
sixty isn't that right? Like, there were like sixty five
people in Congress who are not complete disgusting perves exactly.
Speaker 1: So they've voted three fifty seven to sixty five to
refer this resolution to the Ethics Committee, which is just
build with themselves so that they themselves will have a
chance to decide if they themselves.
Speaker 2: Will be exposed. Right, So that's three So let that
sink in. Three hundred and fifty seven people said, we
don't want you guys to look at the fact that
we're discussing sexual deviant pervs. And then sixty five are like, no,
you can go ahead look because I'm not so look
at that. And that's who that's what we're people.
Speaker 1: There's you know, some of the excuses that I've seen
floating around is that they couldn't they couldn't agree on
the logistics or the mechanics of this particular expo expose,
and they didn't they didn't know should we include staff,
should we include previous congressional members, should we include previous
congressional staff members? And there was all this hullabaloo about
how this would revictimize people, and there were so many
excuses you would have thought that they could come up
with a way of just saying, here's a list of
names of congress people right now that you have paid
to cover up what perfect and I feel.
Speaker 2: Like this is not hard. Include your staff. We're paying
them too, Exactly, this is not hard. Yeah, these people
are disgusting, all of them except for sixty five apparently. Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 1: In other news, we're just going through a few random
headlines at the moment.
Speaker 2: In other news, Trump.
Speaker 1: Had ah, he signed an agreement like this was a
big hullabaloo in the White House. Yesterday he announced an
agreement with tech companies which require those companies to fully
cover the cost of increased electricity production that is required
for all their AI data centers, which has been a
legit concern because you know, our electricity bills.
Speaker 2: Keep going up and up and up and up and.
Speaker 1: Up to take care of all of these AI companies,
these tech companies, right and now that that's getting rightly
distributed to the companies, they are going to have to
take care of those costs. So that was interesting news yesterday. Also,
in disgusting, horrible, gross leftist news, there is a new
musical about Luigi Mangione. It's a musical that's premiering.
Speaker 2: In New York City.
Speaker 1: This is and it's just like literally steps away from
where that United Healthcare CEO was murdered by Luigi Mangione.
And we have a little clip of what it looks
like here it is.
Speaker 2: Can I get it a soap and some towels? I
guess yeah.
Speaker 22: Let's just check your balance, MANGIONI. It looks like it
is four hundred thousand dollars. Wait, what what what are
you talking about?
Speaker 12: What do you mean?
Speaker 22: Where's that coming from? It looks like a couple of places,
Nophes for Healthcare Reform, Bottoms United for Luigi, this last
Lindsey Graham.
Speaker 1: That's an actual thing that's happening, and I'm sure it'll
be well attended by the idiot like the mom Donnie
voters in New York City.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I just sweet meteor of death right, just hurry. Yeah,
it's like it's so gross, Oh my god, it's so gross.
Speaker 1: And then in an Armed Services Subcommittee hearing yesterday, there
was a bunch of hallabaloo because a former marine decided
to protest the committee in order to talk about freeing Palestine.
Because this is an actual thing. This is a guy
who is running for office. His name is Brian McGinnis.
He's running on a Green Party ticket in North Carolina,
which is just getting all kinds of crazy.
Speaker 2: His name is Brian McGinnis.
Speaker 1: And you're about to see the video that Code Pink,
which of course he works in tangent with. I guess
Code Pink released a video because they're outraged at the
mistreatment of this disruptor. So again, this is Code Pink's video,
and then you'll see actually what happened? No, what what's
the fine?
Speaker 23: Why are you here?
Speaker 13: Why are you getting Palestine from the halls of Mountain
zou Pletz triple league. Palestine will be free?
Speaker 2: My god, they broke.
Speaker 23: We just witnessed uh a marine veteran, interrupting the hearing,
and they broke his arm because there is a war
in Iran and our military brothers and sisters are going
to die for Israel, and we.
Speaker 2: Are here to say no, we do.
Speaker 23: Not support Israel, we do not want to die for Israel.
Speaker 2: Stop the war in Iran right now. And what did
they do to him?
Speaker 23: They pulled him out, got his arm trapped in the door,
broke his arm like, tackled him to the ground. It
was a very very intense situation.
Speaker 2: Stand up as a.
Speaker 13: Stand up.
Speaker 24: America does not want to fight this war in Iran,
and the soldiers don't.
Speaker 13: They's in Iran for.
Speaker 1: God bless the capital cops who as bullshit.
Speaker 2: I know, right. I saw a veteran on X I
think his name is PNW Independent and he said something
and it was just really interesting. Me said, spare me
your cry posting. I'm a veteran Iraq in Afghanistan during
that entire time, I would have rather been fighting and Iran. Wow.
And I'm sure because that's the heart, like literally that
that's the head of the snake, that's the heart of
all that terar bull crap. And Trump has always done that,
He's always been steadfast about it. You can go back,
We've shown videos, we've shown you. I mean, this isn't
something that he thought of five minutes ago, and it's
been something that's been going on for forty seven years.
Speaker 1: And also this guy, I mean, he served for real,
like he was actually in the Marines from two thousand
to two thousand and four, and so for him to
even continue to put on the uniform in order to
protest what our United States government is doing right now
is freaking inappropriate on a scale that I cannot even
begin to articulate. Thankfully he was charged. According to Eric Doherty,
he got hauled out of the Senate by Capitol police
and Senator Tim she who had also.
Speaker 2: Helped, like helped get him out. So he shoved his
own hand in the door.
Speaker 1: There was a different angle, a video that came out,
and here is what it looked like.
Speaker 2: Israel is the reason for this war. America does not
to war for Israel.
Speaker 22: Let's go, come on, let's go. America is not what
it's ounds.
Speaker 13: It's thosand dars, the war for Israel. Your inability to
name that show you as later. This is wrong, not
and you nobody wants to fight.
Speaker 2: Just stop resisting, you idiot.
Speaker 9: Stands up.
Speaker 1: There's Tim No, what's the five as well?
Speaker 2: So he stuck his own hand into the door, and
now they're all code pink is like, oh my god,
rokies up. I mean, this is code it's code pink.
Speaker 11: I know, I know.
Speaker 2: It's just insane.
Speaker 1: So this guy again running for as a Green Party
candidate for Senate to represent North Carolina, and really it's
just he's a pro Palestine, pro amace psychopath, and it
is no wonder when you start to see like photographs
of his family. His wife looks oddly like exactly like
Linda Sarsour. She's not it's not Linda Sarsor, but you
know it might as well be. She's a palace standing
an activist. So this guy, he's also started to GoFundMe
for his campaign, like people are donating to it, like.
Speaker 2: A lot of people. It's I bet you will see
like Carrie, Prijon what's your name? Support this guy. She's
gonna a little She's gonna love this guy. Candice will
love this guy. Yeah, wife wears a thing, so it
makes sense. It tracks tracked right.
Speaker 1: I know there's been a lot of bad news today,
but we're about to get into a segment of terrible people.
Speaker 2: And so there's gonna be a little more before we
get to more coffee. Coffee. If you need to know,
I know how I can help.
Speaker 1: I am like a complete sucker for the dumbest marketing nonsense.
I will buy like anything that shows up in my
Instagram feed.
Speaker 2: Wow, I will buy all the sham.
Speaker 12: Wow.
Speaker 1: You guys, I'm going to play you the most satisfying
sound you have ever heard.
Speaker 2: Are you ready? Yes, I don't know how I feel
about that. I don't know.
Speaker 12: This is so fun?
Speaker 8: Is it?
Speaker 2: What did you buy? I don't even know what it's called.
But still I saw it on Instagram and I was like,
I need it. I need to have it. She that
it's okay. I don't know. Oh my god, I love it.
I don't know if I like it. I don't know.
Speaker 8: Really.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's so fun and it feels so fun to
hold it. Oh my god, I love it. It's like
it's like back in the day with fidget spinners, you know,
people were into the and my my daughter has those.
Have you heard of needs? Have you heard of needs?
Speaker 12: Oh?
Speaker 2: They're the things. Oh my god, I have to send
you mine. They're like these things that you squeeze and
they're all different the textures, and I need it. Such
a thing. Have you guys heard of it? Yeah, you're
gonna need it. Yeah, I got different I'll send you links.
I love I love this thing. And I'm just such
a sucker for all of the things. How you think
it sounds gross? You guys think it sounds gross. It's
a little weird. It's a little when you maybe it's
just the way we hear it as opposed to the
way you hear it because it goes through the filter
of a mic.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, maybe that's right, because I'm telling you it's
like sound. Ever it is, so anyway, I just wanted.
Speaker 2: To give you a little bit of palate cleanser cleans
terrible things. Although this first.
Speaker 1: Clip, this is an old, old, old clip of Candace
talking to Andrew Tate.
Speaker 2: So two people, two of the worst people around in
plant And the only reason I wanted.
Speaker 1: To play it is because Candace has no absolutely no
self awareness at all.
Speaker 2: Because if you think about what she is doing right
now with her Erica Kirk series.
Speaker 1: It's all about literally talking about Erica from the time
she was born, her entire childhood. She's like completely unraveling
it and you know, uncovering all of this nonsense about
like what she did in kindergarten and all that stuff.
Speaker 2: But here is what she said to Andrew Taate.
Speaker 24: Online by something like that before where somebody takes something
abstract and says, well, this is what must be what
she means until they provided the full context of the clip.
And I also take exception to I think digging back
ten years I don't know who keeps your by that
litmus test. I'm thirty four years old today, ten years
ago today. I speak to my audience. I talk about
they call me puritanical. I talk about, you know, not drinking.
I think the biggest change has been becoming a mother.
And it would really be unfair if we went and
found Candas at twenty four years old liberal dancing at
one Oak and said, well, look at these clips of Candace.
Speaker 2: Oh, believe that that would be really unfair. Candace, Ah,
that's crazy. It'd be really unfair, wouldn't it. I just
the lack of self awareness.
Speaker 1: And what's also funny is it apparently in this Erica
series that she's doing right now, she's somehow tying Erica
to Romanian child trafficking totally.
Speaker 2: She's friends with Andrew tag exactly. I mean, maybe she'd
know a thing or two about Romanian traffic. Not she
just I don't even know how she is taken seriously
by anyone. Oh, I believe me. There are cult members there,
and every time they show up on an Instagram feed
and are like on our Instagram page, I'm always like,
I hope somebody loves you enough to get you out
of that cult in the meantime block totally.
Speaker 1: And then now the latest nonsense is that she actually
tweeted this yesterday of a clip of Bebe saying you
murdered three thousand Americans on nine to eleven. Right, baby,
who was not prime minister even at the time of
nine to eleven. She now blames him personally for nine
to eleven. She just keeps on surprising me with her weirdness.
I know, idiot, we have thankfully not ever spent much
time with any on Dan Blazarian on our show, but
he is one of the people that is in the
Tate Sneak O Fuentes circle, and he was on Sneako's
show yesterday.
Speaker 2: I hate that name.
Speaker 1: I know, it's ridiculous, literally threatening to kill Israelis, or
at least expressing a desire to do so. This is
an American you guys. This is so beyond gross that
I can't even believe it.
Speaker 8: I mean, honestly, the only real battle in the world
today that I see worth fighting is fucking, you know,
extreminating Israel. I mean, I would sign up tomorrow and
go fucking put boots on the ground and go fucking
kill Israelis. That would be a great day for me.
I would fucking sign up on the fucking draft waiver wherever,
give me a f fucking give me a rifle and
send me the fuck over there. I truly believe that
the majority of that country is evil and they're perpetuating
a genocide. They've been operating apartheid, they're suppressing those Palestinians,
they're attacking their neighbors, they're operating like terrorists. They're fucking arrogant,
ungrateful bastards, and they need to be wiped off the
fucking map.
Speaker 25: So Dan Bazarian, thanks, Uh, it's always a pleasure having
you on. And yeah, that was Yeah, you don't you
don't self censor for sure. I mean that's what being
Americans all about, right, is standing up against tyranny and
funny for what you believe to be right.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I just cannot. Yeah, and listen, I
know people are like, well, are you playing these guys well?
Because they influence people.
Speaker 1: Did you see the comments on the side of that
of all the all the commenters going sign me up,
I'll go with you.
Speaker 2: I mean, there's people that actually follow these plans. Young
impressionable men don't have good dads that are not like
guiding them and showing them the right way. They're looking
at this dickhead and thinking that this is what he's
supposed to be doing. I mean, it's just heartbreaking, disgusting,
it really is. It is vile.
Speaker 1: And you mentioned this earlier, but like people like Nick Quentas,
you know, the mask is all the way down.
Speaker 2: It's not that he's saying I'm not going to vote.
Speaker 1: He's actively now telling his huge following I'm voting Democrat
in twenty twenty six, because white people can play both
sides too. The GOP broke every single promise, Epstein file,
cover up, regime change, war in Iran, and no mass deportations,
although deportations have been happening a lot. Hew. The GOP
must be purged and burned to the ground in twenty
twenty six, hostile takeover in twenty twenty eight.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and people are like, wow, that sounds great. What
does this guy live because I mean, like the border
is secure and we have been undergoing mass deportations, which
is why we're in that. We're having the issue right
now with Ice and these people fighting back. Where the
hell has he been I don't know.
Speaker 16: I don't know.
Speaker 2: That's exactly what he's doing. We're engaging in deportations, which
is why Christy Noam is undergoing the hearings right now. Nick,
I mean, I swear, and in the Epstein he released
the files. What do you think that the previous administration did?
They did nothing, They sat on him. Trump released them
the region. I mean, oh my god, I kind of
this guy just can't be.
Speaker 1: The best response to him was Missfitt Patriot, if you
would like to read his reply, this is absolutely perfect.
Speaker 2: You're voting Democrat in twenty twenty six because you are
a Democrat. Stop acting like it's five D chess and
just admit that you're gay.
Speaker 18: It's true.
Speaker 2: He's absolutely right. He totally is right about That's one
hundred percent correct. He is a Democrat. All these people
or Democrats, and it just it pains me to think
that there are some so called right wingers kinda that
follow some of these people and they think that that's
the way. I mean, I guess, godspeed, go ahead and
follow them. But you were never a conservative to begin with,
because they weren't.
Speaker 1: And Megan, because I know I said yesterday, I was
like I'm just done. It's my love affair with her
is over. I just don't understand what's happened to her.
She has actually bought in amazingly to the seven K Brigade.
Speaker 2: Like that is so unbelievable to me.
Speaker 1: That she actually believes all the people that when we
criticize Candace, when we criticize anti Semites, they will always
reply to us seven seven thousand.
Speaker 2: She believes it. I don't know if she believes it
or if she's just being told to say it. I
mean she so, she had Glenn Greenwald on her show yesterday,
and this is what she actually said.
Speaker 5: Heavily by the pro Israel crowd and the Israel First crowd,
and then the bots. There are many many bots on
X that you know are part of an operation, and
then there are many many live humans on X who
actually get seven thousand dollars a tweet.
Speaker 2: People have come out and admit it.
Speaker 5: I believe from the Israelis to troll anybody who deviates
from the party line, and so like, I want the
audience to understand that this is happening, and it's an
effort by a foreign country to silence the views of
American about American foreign.
Speaker 2: P one is silencing her. What an idiotic talking point
that it is? It is idiotic and the seven thousand things? Wow, wow,
her people are admitting it. Okay, well the name who one?
Who is it? I really like that money because, unlike her,
I'm not well healthy. I'd love to be able to
put my kid through college like easy peasy with with cash.
I'd love to be able to do that. Sign me up, Megan,
because I'm already saying that I support Israel. Where's my
effing check? I'd love it. I cannot believe these people
are despicable. It's despicable, I can I am. I cannot
believe that she is one of those people. I mean, like,
how far these people have gollen? I just like, what
is it I wanted? I would love to know who
is pulling the strings on some of these people. I'd
love to know what it is.
Speaker 1: I just feel in her case, I genuinely think Tucker's
got her ear.
Speaker 2: She has mad respect for him.
Speaker 1: They've had a long time relationship, and she's believe she's
just believing all of the nonsense that he's spewing and
calling it her own.
Speaker 2: Research, and it's it's just not she's just buying those
as she's had the you know, the Marjorie Taylor Greens
on her show, and the Tucker is like, she's that camp.
It's just like they've got they've gotten her ear.
Speaker 1: And then you mix that with her totally understandable attitude
of don't tell me what to do. When you put
those things together with her, it's even more so because
we saw that happen with Candice, where she was just like,
the more you tell me to criticize her, the more
dug in I'm getting in. Now we're getting closer all
that nonsense. So you mix that together, it's a deadly combination.
And that's where we are now. There was Jackie Chay
and I'm not sure if I'm even saying her last
name right, And I apologize to her if you're watching,
because I know she follows us. She articulated how disappointing
the Megan transformation has been in the best way possible.
Speaker 2: Read what she said, Megan's flip shook me too. She
was one of the strongest defenders of Israel after ten seven,
after October seventh of calling out anti Semitism on the left.
Do you remember, Yeah, I mean it was just not that.
It wasn't that long ago. No, it really wasn't. I
think I sent you a clip yesterday of just something
like that happened in January and how far She's like,
it's weird, you guys. Now she blames Israel for everything,
calling net and Yahoo a villain and runs cover for
blatant anti semit It's like canvas and it's not good
enough to say, Well, some people wrongly called her an
anti Semi and she got mad. The left calls me
a Nazi and a racist all the time, and I
won't become one. It's right, I just that's the thing.
You can call us all the things. We're not going
to change our mind. No, we never have. It's like,
this is not hard. It's kind of like listen and
I will bring up the trans thing. There was a
time when she supported transgenders and she was like, oh,
this is great. They can totally change. You can if
you're a boy, you can become a girl. And how
can they transition? Remember you can look at on her
talk show she did that. So that was a little weird.
But then she went all in for you know what,
this is not okay for boys to be in girls'
locker rounds and she became a staunch supporter of girls
and women, which I was so delighted about. I was
so great. I love the fact that she did that.
But it does show that there's a flip flopping ability there,
and that is a little well, I mean it, she
can do it. If she can do it on one issue,
she can do it on another issue. And she's doing
it with real right. It still hurts my heart. I
mean well, because it's it's kind of like meeting your heroes, right,
Sometimes it's yeah, sometimes disappointing. All right, So people, you
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That's how he operates. I agree, mad Man, That's what
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the Iraq Kurds because they are part of the communist
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out for shah Reza Pallavi, who is the crowned prince.
See I've heard mixed reviews on him. I know some
people really really really really really want him to be
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of not being annihilated?
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in this comment and I don't know how to read it.
I don't There's a lot going on there. Thank you,
Teresa Ctm, retired USN O three. This marine is despicable
because he wore his uniform. It is the right of
every veteran to speak. It is not the right to
speak in your uniform. Yeah. I saw a lot of
that in the comments and I was like, is that
And I believe you, Teresa CTM, retired USN O three.
No veterans should be in uniform speaking against the chain
of command and commander and she It appalls me to
no end. There was also a stupid Tsgt from the USAF.
Speaker 8: There's mac.
Speaker 2: I forget that. What's the tea? The team A sergeant
but I don't remember what the is it? Tech sergeant?
I forget what that stands. Sergeant from the from the
United States Air Force mt X four A five. That
marine must think the real world is online. Muslim bots
can't vote, so not sure what that free Palestine is
supposed to gain him. You never underestimate dumb people. M hmm,
supernova mock. It sounds like food digesting, doesn't It doesn't
sound like that at all. In person, it does. It
sounds like a stomach digesting food. So it's a little
unnerving to me, but I hear what I get it.
You know, Sorry, you guys, I really thought you would
love that sound. But I'm trying to help. Good morning
ladies and all your chicklets. Had to share a funny.
I saw yesterday a photo of the Ayatola with the
caption now registered to vote in Minnesota. Right, it's true,
so true, ambiance r N random thought. I don't miss
Biden one single bit, but I do miss hearing you
ladies sing visits ages. It's the harmony. It's the harmony
that we do. At the end, You're welcome all Beyonce,
Brian Brumley still waiting on my seven thousand write me too, same.
I am so sick that talking point. Oh my god,
it's so irritate. It's like, can you tell you like
the fact that she did that and like had no
originality and took that and ran with it. I'm just like, seriously,
you did that. You how most people on the internet
are doing that and she did it? Wow like that
you know, she's all in like she's just my god
on the on that side, like, I just am shocked
that she said that. Ge White, oh fifty three, it's
one day's always dressing up for Sunday school. Yeah, he's
that's his thing to being a little food and tie
all the time time. Craig A nine Daisy, you sounded
like a Democrat when talking about Megan Kelly today calling
her weird. I had a daymare when you said it,
thinking back when all the Dems said Trump was weird
take my money what? But I mean she is weird now? Yeah?
So because remember when Tim Wallas and Kamala were trying
to make that a thing about jd Vant. Yeah, I
mean she does something therror she does. She does sound
kind of weird though now doesn't she weird? Terry? I
could use other words, but I like with Megan, I
I don't know, you know, it's like the I still
tried a little lightly with her even though I don't
want to, and I'm kind of not I kind of am.
It's you guys. It's just such a colossal disappointment. Anyway.
Let's see Terry's Aleski nine seventy ninety four. Mk is
the woke Reich's Jane Fonda after saying troops died for
no reason. Yeah, he's getting a lot of pushback for that, rightly. Yeah,
Jose Texas fifteen warning from Texas. I'm thinking some men
have trouble keeping their junk in their pants because of
big balls. Just to take my wad, it could happen supernova. No,
I thought it was a warning when I woke up
at six pm. Oh woke up at six looking for us. Yeah,
we were doing a show then Budha Daisy, look up.
Lymphatic massage helps with the drainage. I do it daily
and keeps the snipples away and allergies at bay. I
need to get one of those vibration plates that just
shakes up out of me, you know what I mean.
I'm afraid it would like shake all the titanium in
my back loose, so I get to oh, yeah, I know,
kay twelve thirteen. Despite estrogen and keyboorn prowess here, I
love it. Yeah, well, he I guess he loves us
despite all that. Yeah, that's how I'm taking at BTK. Yeah,
it's okay. Listen, men are always welcome here. This is
ah my gosh, and every men and women both everybody
is welcome. You guys bring it in. We try not
to be like two girly girl.
Speaker 1: I don't think we're I think we're talking about you
know well, I mean we do talk a lot of
the early stuff.
Speaker 2: I mean sometimes, but like it's nothing that men can't handle,
right exactly. Yeah, you guys, we hope you have. Listen,
we're on the downhill slope to Friday. This is Friday Eve.
Everybody have a wonderful Friday Eve. We'll talk to you tomorrow.