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as you know that I like to do when we
have like difficult or terrible news to cover, I like
it out of the let's get it out there.
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Speaker 3: And I am I'm just gonna admit it to everybody.
Speaker 1: And I say this shamelessly.
Speaker 3: I am a xenophobe when it comes to Palestinians and
there this is a just a god forsaken, ghoulish bunch
of monsters that live in Gaza. They're horrible and you
will not convince me otherwise, you will not convince me
that there is anyone.
Speaker 1: Innocent in Gaza.
Speaker 3: They, as you probably know, have returned the four murdered people,
including a grandpa, a mom, and her two babies. They
decided not just return their murdered bodies to Israel today,
but to have a big celebration beforehand, and they paraded
their coffins on a stage. They played happy, joyful music
and then you have to see some of these screenshots
because it just makes my head want to explode.
Speaker 1: So this was what they true.
Speaker 3: Like Net and Yahoo looking like a vampire, and then
put that above the photos of.
Speaker 1: This lovely family.
Speaker 3: They're trying to suggest that it's Israel's fault that this
family is dead. So this is just one image that
you can see. This is like the stage that they built,
and like so many hundreds of Palestinians came to participate
in this festival, and it's just it's beyond comprehension. How
evil these people are. They brought babies to watch the
other babies in.
Speaker 1: Their body bags, Like this is dead. How do you
how people defend it? People defend it, and they'll somehow
try to make them the victim. Right, It's it's insanity,
absolute effing insanity. And I you know, I assure you
that if somebody did you know to America what they
did on October seventh to Israel. I mean, the full
force of everything that we've got would be fighting, and
we would try to annihilate those people, you know what
I mean, like I and rightly so they should be
wiped off the face of the earth. This is thick. Yeah.
And this is another thing.
Speaker 3: They had a table of weapons for little kids to
try out. Yeah, I mean they it's like a viva.
Klampas said, It's like a carnival. That's how they were
treating this.
Speaker 1: It's unbelievable. And that's and that's why they are the
way they are. They keep raising kids to do this.
They raise kids to hate, they raise kids to be killers,
they raise them to be monsters. It's it just it's
I feel like it's never gonna end, you know what
I mean, I.
Speaker 3: Know, until they're all gone, and and that I mean,
I know that sounds super harsh, but like, these are
the kinds of images that I like sending to the
squad and saying, how do you defend this off? How
do you still try to say that these are somehow
innocent people.
Speaker 1: This is another thing. On each of the coffins, there.
Speaker 3: Was a sticker that said, date of arrest October seventh,
twenty twenty three. Oh my, that's that's what they put
on each coffin. I mean there, it's it's again. It's
beyond apprehension.
Speaker 4: And there were.
Speaker 1: Babies of evil. Yeah, they took me like a mother
and two babies. I mean, yeah, it is. It is incomprehensible.
I can't wrap it. I never ever want to understand that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's just it's just a sickness that I cannot
wrap my head around.
Speaker 1: It's just vile.
Speaker 3: And then speaking of foreign affairs, we've got a lot
to get to when it comes to Ukraine.
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Speaker 1: This is what we're having tonight. Awesome. All right, let's
get to what's happening in Ukraine. Are you ready to read?
Because you're going to be reading, so excited about reading.
You're going to read Trump's tweet about Zelenski. They're now
getting into a little bit of a fight. I like it.
I'm there for it. I'm here, I'm here for the fight.
So here is Trump's tweet. Think of it. A modestly
successful comedian, blah blah. Zelenski talk the United States of
America into spending three hundred and fifty billion dollars to
go into a war that can of be one that
never had to start, but a war that he without
the US and Trump will never be able to settle.
The United States has spent two hundred billion dollars more
than Europe, and Europe's money is guaranteed. Why the United
States will get nothing back? Why didn't sleepy Joe Biden
demand equalization and that this war is far more important
to you Europe than it is to us. We have
a big, beautiful ocean, a separation on top of this
Zelenski admits that half of the money we sent him
is missing. Your thesis to have elections is very low
in Ukrainian polls, and the only thing he was good
at was playing Biden like a fiddle a dictator. With
that elections, Zolensky better move fast or he is not
going to have a country left. In the meantime, we
are successfully negotiating an end to the war with Russia,
something all admit only Trump and the Trump administration can do.
Biden never tried, Europe has failed to bring peace, and
Zelenski probably wants to keep the gravy train going. Yep,
I love Ukraine, but Zelenski is don a terrible job.
His country is shattered and millions have unnecessarily died. And
so it continues.
Speaker 7: BO.
Speaker 1: He said the things he said, all the things. I mean,
he was actually nice about it. I wouldn't have been
as nice.
Speaker 3: And people are questioning because Trump keeps throwing around this
number of the Zelenski has a four percent approval rating
and other people are saying he actually has like a
fifty three percent approval rating. What would you know, well,
exactly like, how if there's no elections like that? I
feel like if he can go around and like meet
celebrities and do all the things that there really doesn't
need to be martial law, and that they can he
can allow an election to take place totally.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and people think that Trump is a dictator. No,
you are supporting us giving our taxpayer money to an
actual dictator. Yeah, how is that? Okay, defend that liberals
and the gravy train is ending, and Lindsey Graham needs
to We'll get to him. Yeah, we'll get to him.
Speaker 3: But so Zelensky obviously is seeing this play out. He's
very mad that he wasn't invited to the talks in
Saudi Arabia, and so he's been spouting off about Trump
as well, which caused jd Vance to get into the
mix and he said, quote the idea that Zelensky is
going to change the President's mind by bad mouthing him
in public media, Everyone who knows the president will tell
you that is an atrocious way to deal with this administration.
Speaker 1: Guy, I love him, I just love him. Look at
all the you guys, look at all the balls coming
back into the White House. It's so nice. It's so
nice to see giant Harry balls. They're swinging man, They
are swinging it right.
Speaker 3: And Senate Majority Leader Thune was also asked about Trump's comments,
and he's he's in a position where he has to
be very tactful and diplomatic. And so here's what he
said when he was asked about Trump's comments.
Speaker 8: Well, I, like I said, the President speaks for himself.
What I want to see is a peaceful result, a
peaceful outcome. And I think right now there's a negotiation
going on and let's see where that ultimately leads. Hopefully
it'll get to the outcome we all want to see.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was very diplomatic. Yeah, I mean it was
because colination. Yeah, the gravy train needs to end. It
just needs It's ridiculous that we funded all of this
and he doesn't know where so much of the money
is unacceptable, it really is. I mean, enough is enough already.
Speaker 3: And Mike Waltz, who you know, I dreamed about, and not.
Speaker 1: In a good way.
Speaker 3: He also he was on one of the talk shows
to explain the thinking behind Trump's strategy here he is.
Speaker 6: Brom is focused on is ending the fighting, going to
a cease fire, and having a having a broader agreement
that started with his call with President Putin last week,
he immediately had a call with President Zelensky. They have
a term for this in diplomacy called shuttle diplomacy. I
don't think anyone should be, really, I don't know, criticizing
the President for trying to drive this to a diplomatic solution.
And what he said yesterday and today is why hasn't
President Zelensky tried to end this war for the betterment
of his country? And we have to ask ourselves is
Ukraine's position improving or not on the battlefield. And then thirdly,
from the European perspective, I just got off the phone
with my counterparts from the United Kingdom, from France, from
Germany and said, look, we welcome Europe stepping in and
offering security guarantees. We welcome Europe. We've been asking for
years for Europe to step up and contribute more to
not only their own defense but Ukraine's defense. All of
that is now happening, and that's because President Trump is
driving this very quickly. Some people may not like the
order that it's happening, but you have to talk to
both sides to get both sides to the table, and
that's what we're doing. That's what we did last week
and just a few days ago in Saudi Arabia.
Speaker 1: Yeah, pay your fair share.
Speaker 3: And you know, I'm glad to hear him say that.
He's talking to his European counterparts and they get it.
They are starting to realize, Hey, you can't just piggyback
on the United States forever. And that's exactly right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's exactly right. But all it took is and
all it would have taken, is for somebody to stand
up for us and to say America first, You're not
going to screw over the American taxpayer anymore. That's essentially
what this is. And Trump is willing to do that,
and people who are standing in the way of that,
I just don't understand. Same there is actually they're them, Yeah, yes, exactly.
Speaker 3: They're The former Prime Minister of Finland also spoke out
about this and said it is entirely reasonable for American
taxpayers to question why they should shoulder more of the
cost of European security than Europe itself. Given your message
from Washington, it is simply unrealistic not to strengthen Europe's
own defense capabilities. Right, Well, Halleluliah, this is exactly what
they should be doing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and you imagine like this is this is common
sense stuff. Yeah, it really really is. And then you
mentioned Lindsey Grim. Huh.
Speaker 3: And so right now the House and Senator working through
their budget proposals. Lindsay's proposed budget includes funding Ukraine through
twenty thirty.
Speaker 1: My god, no, he can pay for it his damn self.
And somebody get him out of there, Get him out
South Carolina. What are you doing? Try? I will try.
I just the next opportunity, freaking nightmare. Absolutely, and look
how in love with Zelenski he is.
Speaker 3: Oh and you know how you can really tell that
this relationship is toxic? Is Zelenski then tweeted this glowing
review of Lindsay Graham. He said, quote, I spoke with
Lindsay Graham. We greatly appreciate the bicameral and bipartisan support
of the US Congress to the Ukrainian people in our
fight against Russian aggression. As always, Senator Graham is constructive
and doing a lot to help bring peace closer. I
bet he's all important that security guarantees remain on the
table and that they work for Ukraine for real and
lasting peace.
Speaker 1: Thank you for your support. F Off and Lindsay Grant seriously,
and Lindsey Graham, are you kidding me? I mean, he
just is licking this guy's butt a dictator. Why are
you doing that?
Speaker 9: Zee?
Speaker 1: What's in it for you? That's what I'd like to know.
Speaker 10: Well.
Speaker 3: Trump was not happy about Lindsay either, and said, quote
the House and Senator doing a spectacular job of working
together as one unified and unbeatable team. However, unlike the
Lindsay Graham version of the very important legislation currently being discussed,
the House resolution implements my full America First Agenda everything,
not just parts of it. We need both chambers to
pass the House budget to kickstart the reconciliation process and
move all our priorities to the concept of one big,
beautiful bill. It will, without question make America great again.
Big mistake by Lindsay Graham to take this route. I mean,
he may they're doing well.
Speaker 1: There probably are kickbacks for him in some way, and
so he feels like he's personally benefiting from this relationship
with the Dictator. But American people are wor smarter than he.
I mean, he doesn't give us enough credit. Just like
a lot of politicians don't give us enough credit. He's
basically like a leftist in that case, like, yeah, we
know what's going on. We gave you a mandate, what
do you do. We don't want any more money to
go to Ukraine? So till twenty thirty you are.
Speaker 3: High And why would you why would you project that
we would even need to support them in any way
for that long?
Speaker 1: For five more years? Yeah, he will be, he will be.
He's on his way out. I mean this thiss So
this is the end for him because people see it.
And I hope that people that South Carolinians will be like,
we're done, We're done here. We'll find somebody who actually
will put America first because that's conservatism, right, I hope. So,
but you know how dumb voters can be, you know, Yeah,
I hear you.
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Speaker 3: Moving on, we need to talk about King Trump. Yay,
you guys, he is the troll master. Okay, So do
you remember like a few I forget how long now,
it's probably been three or four weeks since we talked
about Kathy Hokel in New York implementing this congestion fine
or fee, so that if you're coming on to man
into Manhattan, you basically have to pay an extra fine
to just be able to drive on the roads there.
Speaker 1: It's absolutely crazy.
Speaker 3: It was twofold idea to reduce the amount of congestion
from traffic and to also earn revenue.
Speaker 1: And the way that.
Speaker 3: She do, you guys remember, like the way that she
teased it because originally they wanted it to be a
fifteen percent toll and then she was like, hey, guess what,
We're saving you.
Speaker 1: All money by making it only nine percent. Yes, I
do remember that, Like what a racket that was. Uh
huh thanks, oh thanks so much for just paying over halfway.
I'm just bagging a little bit, not the full bending over.
Oh my god.
Speaker 3: Right, So Trump decided that seems like a total scam
and it doesn't seem like it's the right thing to do,
so he tweeted, congestion pricing is dead, Manhattan and all
of New York is saved.
Speaker 1: Long live the King. Oh my god, the explosion of
brains yesterday was so fun to watch. God, he does
this on purpose and they just don't even know. They
don't know he's a dictator. He thinks he's gonna be king,
he's never gonna leave office. I mean, they just are hysterical.
I love it. I'm so loving. And don't they know
that at this point do they not understand how neutrols?
Speaker 3: They take him so literally? And I'm just like you, guys,
he's playing with you.
Speaker 1: Do you see it now again?
Speaker 3: If in case they didn't, the White House themselves, like
the official White House account, tweeted out this fake cover
of Time magazine, saying, Long Live the King.
Speaker 1: It's just the greatest, It's so awesome. At this point,
they are losing their minds. They can't feel it's so great.
Speaker 3: Not New York's I guess they're like Transportation Department or whatever.
One of their official New York Twitter accounts decided to
push back, and of course they can't take it.
Speaker 1: They cannot deal with the fact that Trump is doing
away with.
Speaker 3: This congestion tax, and so they also tweeted out a
statement from Kathy Hokeel along with the caption beat Beat
Babes were taking you to court.
Speaker 1: Beat Beat Babes, I love the way you read that.
It's like, okay, I swear so ridiculous. I love that
Kathy's like, we're a nation of law, not ruled by
a king. They're so hysterical.
Speaker 3: Well, and because of all the traffic congestion, she was
late to her own prest offence, apparently.
Speaker 1: So once she finally made it.
Speaker 3: Here is what she said about this entire hullabaloo.
Speaker 2: At one on one PM today the New York the
US Department of Transportation emailed US a letter from Secretary
Duffy announcing their attempt to end the congestion pricing program
in the state of New York. At one fifty eight pm,
President Donald Trump tweeted, long Live the King.
Speaker 1: I'm here to say New.
Speaker 2: York hasn't labored under a king over two hundred and
fifty years.
Speaker 6: We are.
Speaker 1: We're sure as hell. We're not going to start now.
Speaker 12: Fought.
Speaker 2: We stood up to a king and we won then,
and we're.
Speaker 1: We're in a fight. We do not back down, not now,
not ever. We're never going to back down to ruin
It City. It's a total shithole right now. We're not
gonna back down. I'm being shittholery of shitholeness. Like imagine
the crowd like cheering. We get to keep our tents
these liberals. This is what they're doing, is how they
feel about Doge, Like these people are mental. Oh my god,
we're gonna fight. We're gonna fight to pay more and
get bent over every day. We're gonna fight people. They
are just ridiculous, you guys, it's out of control. You
cannot make this stuff up. You can't, You really can't.
Speaker 3: So they are gonna sue, the MTA chair and CEO,
Janno lieber Uh, said today the MTA filed papers in
federal court to ensure that the highly successful program, which
has already dramatically reduced congestion, bringing reduced traffic and faster
travel times while increasing speeds for buses and emergency vehicles,
will continue notwithstanding this baseless effort to snatch those benefits
away from the millions of mass transit users, pedestrians, and drivers.
Speaker 1: Benefits. I know right, you're a victim. You are a victim.
Bite the man. This is what she's doing. It's just nuts. God.
Speaker 3: And then, as if they hadn't already trolled enough, the
White House official Twitter account released a video that basically
said something like as MR for illegal aliens.
Speaker 1: It was yeah, it was ASMR. You guys, and so
many people yesterday I saw talking about this like this
is just cruel. Why is it cruel?
Speaker 3: They're showing like a flight of illegals heading off to
like I don't know, Gitmo or wherever it is that
they're taking all these illegals, and so people were like, oh, it's.
Speaker 1: So mean, Oh my god. And we get to hear it,
hear the Chaine.
Speaker 7: Okay am you guys, it's very relaxing.
Speaker 1: Honestly, yeah, mackey whoever is running this account, the White
House account, oh my god, we got to be friends
with them immediately. I mean, that is some that again
is some super awesome controlling. Wow. Look yeah, great, it
was great.
Speaker 3: And so there was another executive order last night and
Caroline Lovett confirmed this that he signed in an executive
order designed to terminate any and all federal taxpayer benefits.
Speaker 1: Going to illegal aliens.
Speaker 3: This means that every single federal agency and department has
to identify all federally funded programs currently providing any benefits
to illegal aliens and take corrective action. Now, this will
absolutely be fought in court, because of course it. I mean,
it means that like illegal alien kids can't get an education.
They can't get healthcare, they can't get all the things
that they currently get, and so people are going to
fight tooth and nail to undo this.
Speaker 1: But I just I can't believe that we need an
executive order though, to stop something that most of us
would have never approved in the first place. We're the
ones paying the bills, right, and it's this, this stuff
is not supposed to happen. So now we have to
to put forth an executive order to basically say follow
the laws. And oh, by the way, I was never consulted.
Were you consulted about giving so much of our hard
earned money to people who break the law and come
into this country and free load. It's not okay, Like
ask us. I think there should be a class action
lawsuit against all the people that gave them all this money,
all these benefits, all of the things while people in
our country, while American citizens, American tax paying citizens are
living intents like in North Carolina veterans are homeless. I mean,
ask me, because I would have said no, no, and
we would have needed it, we wouldn't have needed an
executive order. I just it's it's just remarkable to me
that what this has come to is that he is
having to do this to say, follow the loss that
are already in the books. What the hell. It's absolutely
incredible switching gears.
Speaker 3: Remember Lindy Lee, that that tiny little Asian chick who's
like always on all the talk shows. Yeah, she was
a huge Democrat donor, super pro Kamala, Go Kamala, and
then all of a sudden, once Trump won, essentially she's
now changed her mind and is completely grifting off of
this new Oh my god, Democrats were so shady during
this whole process, as if she weren't part of it.
She there's something very untrustworthy about her, and now people
are starting to realize it. Pierce Morgan had her on
one of his shows, you know, in a panel, and
she was doing the whole spiel about how Democrats were,
you know, they were acting like fools, they haven't learned
their lessons.
Speaker 1: All the stuff that sounds.
Speaker 3: Great right now, but from her doesn't sound great. Well,
he uncovered an old tweet of hers, because now she's
trying to say that she did not vote for Kamala,
and he's calling her out on that lie. He found
an old tweet of her that said, always a joy
to be with the next president of the United States.
We're just thirty two days out from election day. I
already voted for Kamala Harris in Pennsylvania. Oh my god,
Billy said, they received my ballot. What are you all
doing to elect our beloved VP Harris?
Speaker 1: Tell me in the comments.
Speaker 3: So that's thirty days before the election. She deleted it recently,
but of course it lives on forever, and Pierce called
her out and said, Hilindy Lee, I'm confused. On Monday,
you told me you didn't vote for Kamala in the
twenty twenty four election, but you posted this on your
ex account on October third, though oddly you have now
deleted it overnight.
Speaker 1: What's going on? Yeah, well I can tell you what's
going on. She's a freaking liar. Don't trust anything that
she says. And like you say, she's her dang, don't
trust this check can't clearly hag these people just have
and like she didn't think that somebody was going to
find that tweet.
Speaker 3: Well, she clearly was worried about it, right, because that's
why she deleted overnight. And she here is how she's
excusing it. This is this is it gets even more
ridiculous and shady. So her response is, well, we were
a mid campaign and I didn't want to hurt Harris
by disclosing I didn't vote for her. The secret ballot
is an American right. My attitude towards the Dems and
their policies.
Speaker 1: Evolved over time.
Speaker 3: Their mismanagement and callous way they responded to my concerns
solidified my exit.
Speaker 1: No, what a bunch of bull crap. It is total
bull crap. She's lying a break curly. I didn't want
to hurt Harris, so I put forth this awesome tweet,
which I didn't have to put forth right, I didn't
have to create it. You could have just kept your
mouth shut, Lindy, Yeah, liar.
Speaker 3: I mean gosh, she's Do not trust a word that
comes out of that woman's face.
Speaker 1: Yep and chunk yogurt.
Speaker 3: Also recognizing that Dems are in a world of hurt
right now, he said yesterday the New York Times had
a story about Democratic donors fleeing the party. That explains
why the Democratic leaders look like deer in the headlights.
Since the donors are gone, there's no one left to
give them orders, so they're like robots. Frozen in place
awaiting commands.
Speaker 1: And he's still a Democrat like you basically just admitted
that those people have no sense, no like intelligence of
their own and they just look to their Democrat masters
to tell them what to do. You just said that
out loud, and you're still a Democrat. And that's the thing.
They put a candidate in there via a coup by
a cabal, you know what I mean. It's like she
wasn't she wasn't put there democratically, and then those people
and they know it, they totally know it, and they're
still digging their heels in being Democrats. It's that's astounding
to me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, I guess good for him for recognizing it,
but like, what do you do?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's never going to make a transition, then you won't.
He won't do it because he hates people like Dave
Rubin who did that. Yeah, that's right, that's right.
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story from Harvard and this is this was a big
mess up by Republicans. So there was I'm sorry, not
Harvard at NYU. So this gal that you see on
the right of your screen was the president of NYU's
College Republicans, and she did an interview and she was
asked about Baron Trump, because Baron Trump is on that campus.
And she was asked if he's participating in the College
Republicans and she said, no, Actually, he's kind of an
oddity on campus. He really keeps to himself. Nobody really
sees him much. That is literally all she said. And
they forced her out. They forced her to resign for
having the gal to say that Baron Trump was an
oddity on campus.
Speaker 1: Well, it is an oddity. I mean he probably has
secret service around him. Of course he's going to be
that is that's odd I mean normal people don't live
like that. So but they want him to be in charge.
This is so stupid. And so the guy what's his name,
it's uh.
Speaker 3: Will Donahue, So he is the c r A, the
College Republican Association president, Will Donahue sent Baron.
Speaker 1: You know this invitation.
Speaker 3: We want you to represent our movement. And like we
we we don't accept what what's her name said? Like
they were so awful to her, and this is insane.
This is like not supposed to be how Republicans act.
It's a very lefty way to cancel somebody.
Speaker 1: It was just like, what agreements. There's really nothing wrong
with what she said. He is an oddity. Most kids
his age aren't walking around campus with secret service. I mean, hey,
it's odd. So yeah, and you.
Speaker 13: Can say that you shouldn't lose your position, that you
shouldn't And who's to say that he's not. He may
just not be interested in doing this at all, exactly exactly.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's kind of their's just so dumb. It is
weird how they're going about this.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all right, we need to talk about this whole
Delta flight because now we're starting we're starting to learn.
In fact, I think the tweet that I have in
here is a little bit outdated because initially we were
starting to hear trickles that the that the flight crew
on the plane was female, and so this raised the
question again, is this like some DEI thing, Like what's
going on? But the Delta CEO said, and we now
know that it was a female pilot, But he was like,
safety is like our number one priority.
Speaker 1: This is what we train for.
Speaker 3: But people are asking a lot of questions because now
it's starting to be on covered that she just got
her flight license for this particular aircraft last month, which
you know, everybody's got to get it at some point,
right somebody.
Speaker 1: Pilots are always new at some point in their career.
Speaker 3: But this is obviously an egregious mistake, depending on like
how this investigation plays out. It really did look like
that landing was not going right at all. So there's
a lot of questions, particularly because endv Air, which is
a Delta subsidiary, is they've got all these tiktoks showing
like how woman centric they are, Like it's a big
deal to them to promote how female centric they are.
So there's a lot of questions being asked about this crew.
Speaker 1: I just don't understand when you know, the color of
somebody's skin or their lady parts to being safe on airplanes.
I just yeah, again, it's wokeness. Is such a cancer,
you guys, It really is? It really is? It really is,
And now you know we've seen it.
Speaker 3: In fact, I think we played a couple of these
clips yesterday where like some of the legacy media is
trying to pin this on Trump somehow, even though it
was landing in Toronto. It was a Toronto issue, but
they'll never stop trying to blame Trump. And Gail King
had on the CEO of Delta, and her lead in
question was, well, I mean Trump keeps laying off people
at the FAA, like how much did this play a role?
And she's looking at him like right, like Trump.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she's trying to drive the narrative so hard here,
Oh my god, and don't go well for her at all.
Speaker 14: I know the Trump administration recently fired many employees of
the FAA administration. Those cuts. Do those cuts weary you?
And do you think that impacts the safety? I know
you just said it's the safest way to travel, but
after looking at all these mishaps, a lot of people
are very nervous. Do these cuts affect you?
Speaker 15: The cuts do not affect us scale. I've been in
close communication with the Secretary of Transportation. I understand that
the cuts at this time are are something that are
raising questions. But the reality is there's over fifty thousand
people that work at the FAA, and the cuts, I
understand where three hundred people and they were in non
critical safety functions. The Trump administration has committed to investing
deeply in terms of improving the overall technologies that are
used in the air traffic control systems and modernizing this guys,
they've committed to hiring additional controllers and investigators and safety investigators.
So no, I'm not concerned with that at all.
Speaker 1: Narrative destroyed. She tried, God bless her, she really really
had hoped for a different answer to that. She really did.
Speaker 3: So question for you, had you been on that flight right,
which would obviously be traumatizing, like to get that aircraft
and realize how close you were to serious danger.
Speaker 1: I mean you were in danger, girl, anywhere about it?
Speaker 3: What would your expectation be in terms of compensation or
like would you sue? What would what would be your like?
How would how how do you feel like you should
get that and made good?
Speaker 1: Can I have some frequent flyer miles? And I'm just
kidding No, I you know what, I'm just not a
litigious person. So it's hard for me to even say, like,
there's a price on is there a price on my
possible life? I don't know, i'd you know, stuff happens.
It's I just I probably if anything, I wouldn't be
thinking about money, I'd be thinking about my life. I'd
be reassessing my entire life after that. To me, it
would be more of a spiritual thing than it would
be a monetary thing. That's just me probably asking the
wrong person, but I there. But if there was a
class action lawsuit against Delta, I probably would be like, Okay,
I'm in but I was, man, it's just the the
fact that those people escaped to death. They really did,
I mean, they could have. It could have been a
completely different scenario that we were that were talking about
right now. I would be reassessing everything in my life. Yeah, now,
well we know what was it?
Speaker 3: Like twenty one people at least visited the hospital, you know, briefly,
couple I think, stayed overnight or whatever. Obviously their medical
care should be covered by an airline.
Speaker 1: Like there's no question about that, I hope. So yeah,
But to your point, because like.
Speaker 3: You, that was not what crossed my mind, and I
don't think it would have. Like I wouldn't immediately be
like what can I get from this airline?
Speaker 1: I would in response to like putting me through this trauma,
going home and hugging my family and just I would
be an absolute emotional wreck after that and thanking God
and just like I said, I'd just be more spiritual
for me. But yeah, these people want money.
Speaker 3: Well I don't know, I don't know if they do,
and I don't know who if they're going to see
and what that's going to look like. But I saw this,
and that is that Delta is offering thirty grand to
each passenger in that plane, and I thought, wow, So
I I a lot of people commenting, well, they're just
doing that preemptively so that they don't have to pay
out a bunch of money in a class action lawsuit possible,
Like I, I don't think that this is an unreasonable amount?
Speaker 1: Is that just me? Like, I'm not just like way undercutting.
It's not unreasonable. But I do believe that if they
take them to court, they would get a hell of
a lot more, you know, would they know or would
the lawyers Well, the lawyers well, it's always the lawyers mock,
that's the thing. But just like in theory that each
individual would probably get more than thirty grand, it's sort
of like a settlement. I feel like it's a preemptive
settlement for Delta, which I mean, I don't I don't know.
I have not been in that position, So it's hard
for me to say exactly what I would be thinking
or doing, but but i'd be thirty thousand dollars. I'm fine, okay, whatever,
I don't care. I just would be so glad to
be alive.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's the thing to me. I was just like,
that seems fine. I don't know a lot of money.
It's a lot of money.
Speaker 1: It's a lot of money, it is. But I do
feel like there's probably going to be somebody on the plane.
And maybe I'm wrong, but I feel like there are
gonna be people on the plane that want more, oh,
without question. And that's the thing.
Speaker 3: It's like, I don't know how I would feel if
I had actually gone through that trauma. But I saw
this and I just thought it was an interesting question.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 3: Remember how a couple weeks ago we talked about how
Biden is now signed with a talent agent. So he's
now with CIA, which is what Central what is.
Speaker 1: It called Creative Artists Agency.
Speaker 3: Samala has now also signed with the Hollywood Talent Agency,
so they apparently have released a statement saying that they're
going to work closely with her on her post White
House initiatives.
Speaker 1: Whatever that means. I'm going to give her acting electents.
That's what.
Speaker 3: Maybe they'll teacher stop going like this when she's trying
to be profound, saying unburdened every two seconds.
Speaker 1: Maybe they can do that. They can coach you on that. Right.
Speaker 3: Also, in terrible, terrible news for Democrats, their polling.
Speaker 1: Is absolutely sucked plastic.
Speaker 3: Right now, sixty eight percent of Americans disapprove of the
job that Democrats are doing in Congress, only twenty two
percent approved. This is a Quinnipiac pole, and Congressional Republican
approval is sitting at forty percent approve compared to fifty
two percent disapprove. So it's not good on either side
as a man. Is it terrible for Democrats? It's pretty
terrible for them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And I don't think it's going to get any
better because they keep digging their heels in and doing
the same crap and expecting a different result. That is insane, right, yeah, yeah,
this is what And they just won't stop, you know,
with the David Hoggs and all these other people. And
we've got to concentrate on pronouns, you know, and lady
parts and all this other and color of people's skin
before you know, everything else which that's why, that's why
Trump was elected. They do not get it. They just don't.
And Okay, yeah, keep doing it.
Speaker 3: I mean, if that's if that's your jam, you just
keep right on doing it. The nerdy guy Harrietton on
CNN also had another new interesting data point which I
thought was fantastic news for Republicans.
Speaker 1: Here he is to explain.
Speaker 16: Donald Trump and the Republican Party has changed the electorate.
What do I mean by that, Well, let's take a
look at party identification Democrats versus Republicans. You go back
to twenty seventeen, five points more of the electorate was
Democrats than Republicans. You go to twenty twenty one when
Joe Biden was starting out. Look at that six points
more of the electorate was Democrats than Republicans. But look
at what's happened in February of twenty twenty five. Look
at this, Republicans. There are more Republicans in the electorate
than there are Democrats. Republican plus two. So Donald Trump
and the Republicans have remade the electorate. They've turned some
people over from being Democrats or independents to become Republicans.
New folks have entered the electorate who are more Republican leaning.
And so when you combine that with the fact that
Republicans are really, really behind Donald Trump, all of a sudden,
you get a winning recipe whereby you break the normal
rules of politics and give Donald Trump that positive net
approval rating when he had pretty much a consistently negative
one and term number one. As I said at the beginning,
he's copying Frank Sinatra doing it my way.
Speaker 1: But I mean, part of that is because Democrats are
protesting by singing and dancing. They're protesting theft and fraud
of our government against them, They're protesting it by singing it.
You're crazy. You guys are tormental, And so more people
are going to look at that and go, I don't
want to be associated with these crazy people. Did you say,
did you see her mad face? Like she was so mad?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 1: The truth hurts, lady, Yeah, it really does that. You're
aligning yourself with crazy people. Why are you doing that?
It makes no sense and it doesn't matter.
Speaker 3: They'll see these stats, they'll hear about the polls, and
they'll be like, we need to continue to fight and resist.
Speaker 1: EII is the way to Yeah, just they will they
will dig their heels in.
Speaker 3: Okay, you may have heard yesterday that because of all
the savings that DOJE is uncovering and the amount of
money that they're saving for the American people, there's been
somebody point positive to Elon Musk on Twitter saying, Hey,
maybe there should be like a refund to the American citizens. Like,
you guys are saving all this money, how about returning
it to the rightful owners, which is the American taxpayers.
And so Elon was like, I'm going to ask the
President about it, and of course he did. And so
President Trump was speaking to a group yesterday where he
talked about the DOZE dividend.
Speaker 5: Under consideration, a new concept where we give twenty percent
of the DOGE savings to American citizens and twenty percent
goes to paying down debt. Because the numbers are incredible, Elon,
so many billions of dolls, billions, hundreds of billions, and
we're thinking about giving twenty percent back to the American
citizens and twenty percent down to pay back debt and
pay down debt.
Speaker 1: This is okay, I think this is a nice idea.
But how about you just cut my taxes to begin with?
Speaker 3: How about you just pay the debt, like I don't
want I'm not trying to like poo pooh money, but please,
we are broke, Like pay the.
Speaker 1: Debt off please. Yeah, because it makes me a little
nervous when they start giving money. Listen, I know that
sounds weird when they start giving money back. It's kind
of like the COVID checks. You know, people get used
to that if you give it to him once and
they're going to want it again. And then what position
are we in? Like y'all need to just get the
get the debt paid off, kind of like you said,
pay off because you want to do that in a
in a personal budget situation, you would just concentrated specifically
and like wholeheartedly on the debt that you have as
a as a personal, as a family that has that
kind of debt. I mean, if you can imagine, because
I'm not that much of a dumb ass, I mean
I'm not perfect with money, but oh my gosh, you know,
so I wish they would do that, and then you know,
maybe in a year or two start giving us tax
deests or talking about flat tax or whatever. I think
that would mean. That's the discussion I want to have. Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 3: I mean, there's no point in making like, the whole
point of doing this exercise was to reduce the debt.
Speaker 1: And so just focus on that. We don't need checks
right now. Okay, Yeah, I totally agree. I think our
taxes died less and then we will all have more
money in our pockets. Yeah, the debt and then do
like some sort of a flat tax and then please
let's do that.
Speaker 3: Howard Lutnik, who is the new Commerce Secretary, was on
with Jesse Waters last night talking about Trump's ultimate goal
when it comes to doge, when it comes to tariffs,
when it comes to this whole thing, and apparently the
ultimate goal is to do a way entirely with the irs.
Speaker 1: Here's Howard Leutnik to explain.
Speaker 17: You watch it.
Speaker 10: We're going to do it.
Speaker 12: If you get savings from these doze cuts, are you
going to give any of this back to the American people?
Speaker 1: We keep hearing about these doze dividends.
Speaker 10: Well, think about it. Donald Trump announces the external Revenue Service,
and his goal is very simple to abolish. His goal
is to abolish the internal revenue service and let all
the outsiders pay. I mean, this is someone who is
focused on America. Let's drive down our waist for an abuse.
I'll give you an example. Cruise ships. You ever see
a cruise ship with an American flag on the back.
They have flags of like Liberia or Panama. None of
them pay taxes. None of them pay taxes. Ivery's super
tanker none pays taxes. Alcohol all foreign alcohol, no taxes.
This is going to end under Donald Trump, and those
taxes are going to be paid, and Americans tax rates
are going to come down. That's what Donald Trump wants
to do. Balance our budget and cut our taxes. I mean,
imagine a Democratic senator going against that. What planet are
these people?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Exactly, I know. I like that guy. He's very straightforward.
And I love the ticker that said Washington is a
fraud buffet. It is. Yeah, that's right, so true. Yeah,
And like we said, I don't don't really care about it.
I just want them to pay down the debt and
then I want to see that in my taxes, what
I pay in taxes in the next couple of years,
because man, it is out of control what people are
charged for taxes. We are frogs in the boiling water.
It's like people just to let this happen for eons,
and it's unacceptable what we're charged. It is absolutely crazy.
Speaker 3: I don't know where this idea came from that there
needs to be an investigation into Fort Knox to make
sure that it actually has the gold there. But this
became a thing that was being talked about on Twitter yesterday,
and Trump had a press gaggle on his flight that
he and he was talking to them about it. He
he's talking about live streaming a whole entrance into Fort
Knox here he is talking about it docks to.
Speaker 18: Make sure the gold is there. I think you know
that we're going to go into Fort Knox. Do you
know about that?
Speaker 17: Thank you that man?
Speaker 9: Bum?
Speaker 3: Are they going to eliminate more national security positions and
millions there?
Speaker 18: We'll see what happens. But one of the things we
do want to look at, mean, we hope everything is
fine with Fort Knox, but we're going to go to
Fort Knox, the fabled Fort Knox, to make sure the
gold is there, the.
Speaker 9: Gold is in there.
Speaker 18: We're going to be very upset.
Speaker 1: I gotta tell you, Like, can you imagine Biden doing
that on Air Force one? Just like talking, oh my god,
I give away you know that was like his refuge
when he got on he could just sleep and eat
ice cream, and then you know, put up his diapers
while he was on Air Force one. And then here's
Trump like, let me talk to the press now again,
again and again and again. He's like the most transparent
president we've ever had in history, hands down. Oh my god.
Speaker 3: The amount that he talks to the press and to
us is extraordinary, extraordinary.
Speaker 1: It's almost too much.
Speaker 3: Like I was telling you before the show, I was like,
I really wish he would stop doing things after four o'clock,
you know.
Speaker 4: What I mean?
Speaker 3: Can you just make all the news during the day
because the stopped making so much news at night?
Speaker 1: There is because he just doesn't stop. I mean, that's
one of the things he said about Elon in that
interview with Hannity is that he said he has a
lot of energy. I think that he really appreciates and
he values people who do have a lot of energy,
which is why we will never be in his cabinet. Right,
I'm tired at five o'clock at night, Okay, yeah, but
this is he's not He's not tired. The man is
a freaking machine and the people who are surrounding him
are also machines and I and that's awesome. It's it's
a really neat thing to see, but man, they have
a lot of energy.
Speaker 3: Another neat thing to see is what's happening to some
of the folks that work in these government agencies that
really do want to do the right thing.
Speaker 1: And this was an incredible story.
Speaker 3: So the Daily Wire posted that there was a guy
named Leland Dudek who was almost fired because he wanted
to work with DOES. He wanted to explain here is
how things are working at the Social Security Administration. And
then because his boss put him on lee eve for
wanting to help DOGE, he spoke out about it and.
Speaker 1: Within hours that boss got fired and he was promoted
to lead the entire stage. Great. You know, it is amazing,
and it's wonderful to see that somebody who's doing the
right thing is valued and appreciated and rewarded for it,
like the figure go figure it because in the past,
however many years, you know, there's so many of these people.
We will dog federal workers right now for not doing
their jobs. There are also really good people in a
lot of these positions that want to do the right thing.
But they probably felt stifled or they felt like they
were going to get fired, you know, or somehow like
reprimanded for it. And so that's not okay, It's just
not And so I'm glad to see this happening. This
is the greatest story. I just love this so much.
Speaker 3: And now we're four weeks in right to the Trump presidency.
Speaker 1: We're four weeks in. Four weeks.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and so Rand Paul has decided to jump onto
the Trump train. And so you may remember he didn't
endorse him ahead of the election, but now he has.
He says he resists stood an enthusiastic endorsement of Donald Trump,
but now he says, quote, I'm amazed by the Trump cabinet,
many of whom I would have picked. I love his
message to the Ukrainian warmongers, and along with his Doze initiative,
shows I was wrong to withhold my endorsement. So today,
admittedly a little tardy, I give Donald Trump my enthusiastic endorsement.
Speaker 1: I think he said at the end of that there
was a little bit more to it where he's like,
I'm not going to fawn, but but I'm paraphrasing. Of course,
I'm not going to fall all over this, but I'm
super appreciative of everything that he's done and i'd give
my endorsement. Yeah, so this is great. He should have
done it before. But it's great, and I imagine a
lot of it is like so much of it is
in line with his the thing he puts out, the
Festivest Report he puts out every single year with how
they just waste money. He's like the one guy that
the one senator that has given a crap about that
for us over the past however many years he's been
in office. It's so now he's like it's coming to fruition. Yeah,
but he's tappining about it, right.
Speaker 3: Okay, This next story was one that you sent and
I admittedly, I know you know that I love me
some musicals and I love Broadway, I love all of it.
I have never seen Jesus Christ Superstar, never seen it,
and so when you sent me this, like, I have
no idea how to feel about it. But that chick
from Wicked, Cynthia Arrivo, is set to play Jesus Christ
in Jesus Christ Superstar at the Hollywood Bowl this summer.
I don't know what to make of this because I
don't know anything about that. I don't know anything about
the show.
Speaker 1: Did Disney do this? I have no idea that was
a joke because it's like, okay, so we're going to
get a black woman to play Jesus Christ and Jesus
Christ Superstar, Like is.
Speaker 3: The show itself problematic to Christians?
Speaker 1: I don't know. I genuinely do not know. So that
you mean the actual like theme of the show, the
plot of the show, I don't know. I've never seen
it either, because you know, I don't really like musicals.
I'm not a big fan, but I just bet I
do feel like the casting is a little weird. It's
a little weird. It seems kind of odd. Jesus wasn't
a black woman. I mean, we can all kind of
agree on that. I'm pretty sure that Jesus it seems
like mostly an agreed upon things. It's not going to
be because people are going to be like you, of
course she's going to play this, you know, Okay, it's
just bizarre.
Speaker 3: By the way, have you seen like those pictures of
her little bff Ariana Grande, Like she's inner essex so interrexit,
so she needs food?
Speaker 1: Where is her mother. She needs food. Oh my god,
she does not look well. All right, moving on again.
Speaker 3: Such a mishmashy show today because there's so many just
different little topics.
Speaker 1: That we want to get to.
Speaker 3: I know you guys like it, though, I feel like
our entire audience has a little bit of ADHD.
Speaker 1: Like things moving along. Keep it going, chicks, keep it going.
Speaker 3: So in keeping with this White House's theme of involving
or including lots and lots of different kinds of media outlets,
Caroline love It talked about media Row yesterday in a
hilarious video, and I say it's hilarious because there's this
moment right at the beginning where she steps one foot
in front of the other and she ends up looking
like she only has one leg for the entire duration
of this video, and I just think it's funny. Here
it is, hey, everybody, today at the White House, we
are hosting.
Speaker 1: Local media Row. We have local television and.
Speaker 3: Radio stations from across the country who have ascended upon
Washington to hear directly from.
Speaker 1: White House and administration officials. We have Cabinet members here today.
Speaker 3: This is another example of the most transparent, inaccessible White
House in history.
Speaker 1: Thanks to President Shelm. That's awesome.
Speaker 19: I love it.
Speaker 1: I wish I wish we could have been there. I
would have loved to be on media row and to
meet the one leg in Carolyn Lovett. Didn't it look
so well lived standing there? Put her and pink it
would fit in.
Speaker 3: Also, if you guys are looking for an update on
when Cash Patel will be confirmed, I have it for
you right here, thirty seconds left.
Speaker 1: We need an FBI director in this country. Cash Fattel,
he just got moved forward.
Speaker 4: When does this happen?
Speaker 20: We'll vote on him on Thursday, and all the tricks
that the Democrats have been playing, they're going to have
to start calling Cash Hotel director of PTAIL. By Thursday evening,
he'll be sworn in and he'll be able to go
in there and reform the FBI and get it working
on mission focus and not for our Democrat party.
Speaker 1: Good so great, Make it happen, and then release the files,
release them all and wait, it's today, guys, it's today, today,
It's today. Yeah, it's gonna be great. Also, I know
we talked about this earlier this week.
Speaker 3: I think that we were surprised actually to see that
Judge Chuckkin decided to allow DOSE to continue its work.
She like blew that case raised by fourteen attorneys general
across the country who were trying to stop DOSE in
its tracks, and she was like, I don't really think
that there's a way that I can agree with that.
Speaker 1: So she's allowed the work to continue, and Jennings is
reporting about it here.
Speaker 9: He is, first of all, it's a good decision. It's
amazing to me that Donald Trump has to go to
court to fight off attempts to keep the duly elected
president and his appointees from having access to the federal government.
I mean, this is, after all, the people that we
elected to run the country, and they have to go
into court and fight to run the country. I mean,
it sounds crazy. So I think it was the only
decision she could make, because it's patently ridiculous when Democrat
attorneys general go to partisan judges or any judges for
that matter, and try to stop the duly elected government
from operating. That's number one. Number two, This effort is
nothing more than an attempt to control the federal bureaucracy
and restore some political oversight to the federal government. That
is all they are trying to do so. Ultimately, I
think people are happy with it, and I think they're
finding some things that need to be uncovered. And the
more that they're transparent about that and the more they
put that information out to the American people, the more popular.
Speaker 21: It's going to become.
Speaker 9: Other decision than the one that she made. He's the president.
These are his appointees going into the federal agencies that
they were elected to run. So what does it matter
what he said as a matter of political statement before
as long as the result here is they get to
run the federal government just like the people ask for.
Speaker 1: Right And I'm wondering if that chicken the pink does anything?
Does she do anything?
Speaker 3: Or she she she's mazy when it comes to like
facial expressions.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she's emotionless. So she just sits there and takes
the the you know, the truth. Like I don't really
want to hear this, Like I don't know what her
what is her role is she? Because she's not she's saying,
we've played a couple clips now that she's been in
with her pink coat and her shoulder pads, and I'm
just wondering what it is that she does she's mad,
you guys, She's mad.
Speaker 3: She doesn't like having to talk to anybody that doesn't
think like she.
Speaker 1: She identifies as a linebacker though with the pat You
guys are FK.
Speaker 3: Junior, who of course now is Secretary of HHS. He
decided to bring the entire organization to or him speak
and to meet everybody in the organization, and I think
he got a very nice welcome. It looks like anyway
from this video, he addressed the entire agency.
Speaker 1: And here's how it went. Kennedy Junior. I'm Robert F.
Kennedy Jr.
Speaker 11: And President Trump, Secretary of AHHS.
Speaker 22: My made mission at HHS in which I hope that
you will all join me, is to reverse the chronic
disease epidemic in America. I today welcoming speech and introduced
myself to all the personnel at AHHS and invited them
into the endeavor of.
Speaker 11: Making America healthy. Literally bowled over by the enthusiasm that
I got. I got to meet most of the people here,
at least briefly. We all took photos together. We took selfies.
One after the other. People came up to me and said,
I've been waiting for this for my whole career twenty years.
We want you blessed science. We want to do really good,
unimpeded science. And that was very, very gratifying to me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, you guys can disagree with me, but
I think all this is God the way that he's
been put in that position, and people are you responding
really well to him? Of course, that's what they should
want to do. They should want to make sure that
we are the healthiest nation in the world. You know,
why would they not want to be on board with that?
What a wonderful thing, you know, And God bless him
for doing that, for getting out there, meeting everybody and
being like, Okay, let's like re energize you and get
excited about this mission. It's can you imagine working for him?
Be great? Be great.
Speaker 3: I love that people were like, we want to unleash
good science. Yeah, yes, everybody should want that. That was awesome,
absolutely awesome. And speaking of awesome, Kennedy's Senator Kennedy. We
have the best montage of some of his greatest hits,
you guys, and he.
Speaker 1: Is just such a freaking delight.
Speaker 12: Look, we just need to stay calm. We need to
stay calm as a as a Hindu cow, and just
go about our work and get our bills pass, and
let the Democrats be the Democrats.
Speaker 1: And so far, so well.
Speaker 12: Can you never interfere with your opponent when he's kicking
his own ass?
Speaker 23: I swear this man never misses, and he certainly has
a way with words.
Speaker 1: Here he is Senator John Kennedy.
Speaker 12: Sometimes I say things that I shouldn't. But as I've
told you before, God made me, and God gave me
the right to remain silent, but not the ability. I've
got a lot of friends of Democrats, and they haven't
asked me for advice.
Speaker 1: But if I did, I tell them, look, you.
Speaker 12: Just got to try harder not to suck.
Speaker 1: I mean, think about it.
Speaker 12: Over the past four years, the Democrats mismanaged Congress. They
mismanaged they mismanaged the economy, They mismanaged the inflation, they
mismanaged the national debt, they mismanaged Afghanistan. I cry, if you,
if you use the wrong pronoun and and most fair
minded Americans look at this and they go, these people
are about ken Exit's passion, normal.
Speaker 1: Freaking love him, protect him at all costs. I love him,
and he's so funny safe as a Hindu cow. So
the greatest. I love he is the best, absolute best.
Speaker 3: Patrick bet David was shown an old commercial that Donald
Trump was in and I've never seen this before. It
was so fun to watch. And if you guys haven't
seen it, this this is this is a treat the greatest.
Speaker 1: I can't talk Donald slowly.
Speaker 22: That's good.
Speaker 5: How much you want for your part five hundred?
Speaker 24: I'm introducing cozone dot com, the place to find computer
help and buy what's right for you. Hey, to yourself
cozone dot com. Yourself, Man, this guy's been funny for
a long time.
Speaker 1: Right, that's my favorite with the chick. He's like, how
you doing? You doing really good stuff? All right? Are
we doing good?
Speaker 18: On?
Speaker 25: Yeah?
Speaker 3: This is the rest of the show is going to
be like kind of juicy and like more.
Speaker 1: But mishmashery juice. We love the mishmash juice. Yes, bring it.
Speaker 3: But before we get to the juicy stuff, we have
to show you some ridiculous liberals because there's a lot
of ridiculous liberals to get to.
Speaker 1: Do you remember how norm En and Jennifer Rubin are
now doing that weird Yes, whatever it is that they're
doing there are they like acting like lab as SNL
professor levers. You guys are what I'm talking about. That's
skit where they're so that's who they are. They're basically
that SNL skit well.
Speaker 3: And he apparently is the lead on a lot of
these legal battles that are being that are starting against
Trump and Doge and all of that. And now it
turns out that there might be a conflict of interest.
Daughter Normisen is the architect of several lawsuits against Jose's work.
His daughter worked for a nonprofit that has gotten millions
from us AI D. So don't you feel like that's
conflict D?
Speaker 1: Yes, mock. The answer is yes, it's very conflict D.
I feel like a lot of these a lot of
these people who are screaming to protect the theft and
the corruption, they're very conflict D conflict. If you look
for the conflict, look for it, and it's not hard
to find. It just pops up just like that, over
and over and over again. So that was interesting.
Speaker 3: And then Jennifer Ruben was on with George Conway, like
they were on a stage together in front of people
wanted to hear them. I don't get that at all, George.
But in any case, we were talking earlier about how
Democrats have not learned a damn thing from this election,
and they keep doubling down on all the things that
made them lose. And this is a perfect example. Jennifer
Rubin is trying to suggest that MAGA people don't know
how to read.
Speaker 1: She thinks this is the kind of thing that's going
to go over well with people here.
Speaker 26: She is why would ABC Disney, the mouse who has
more money than God settle with Donald Trump?
Speaker 27: I honestly don't know.
Speaker 26: You know, I've asked why would ABC?
Speaker 1: But people ask me all the time why is the
media so patsey?
Speaker 26: And there are two explanations. The one is they are
convinced that if they would just move a little bit
to the right, all those MAGA readers out there. Now
you'll notice the contradiction in terms MAGA readers would pick
up the Washington Post and they would have more readers.
What is the logical fallacy here? Yes, reader, and there
is nothing that the Washington Post could possibly do that
would have those people take out a subscription.
Speaker 1: But they're convinced that they're in there someplace way to
Tom Hanks, it right, lady, that's exactly what she's doing.
She's Tom hanksing it, you know, not a good not
a good plan. And you know, every single person in
the audience that's listening to them as a freaking liberal.
And then those who else would go to that, Yeah,
oh my god, it's dreadful. I just I'd rather get
a root canal and a Papsmere at the same time
and go see those two talk. Honestly, who is in
the audience, Well, we know it's liberals because that's what
they are. And they try to pretend that they're still
somehow a Republican. No, you're not, You're not at all.
And I keep doing this, keep calling people stupid, because
that's one thing that Trump gets. He knows that we
are a smart electorate. We are an electorate with common sense.
We're the ones paying the bills. You better show us
some respect. And that's exactly like what these people do
not understand, and they will keep losing, I know, And
that's why I just continue. You go, you guys, just
keep on keeping on, right.
Speaker 3: Mayor Bass, who you may know from such things as
fleeing the country in the midst of her city being
burned to the ground. She is now being asked in
light of the California fires, the LA fires, wasn't a
good idea for you to be taking trips to Africa
while all that was happening. And she is trying to
blame this on other people not telling her how bad
the fires might be.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I couldn't believe this.
Speaker 3: There were like a million tweets from her own account
warning people about the potential wrath of these fires as
she was fleeing town. And now she's like, I know,
and so.
Speaker 1: We're going to investigate. We're going to investigate somebody for
not telling me. That's what she's doing. I couldn't believe it.
But here it is.
Speaker 17: If Christian Crowley did not call her to warn her
in advance of the trip, I didn't do the quote
normal preparations for this kind of wind.
Speaker 28: Event, that type of preparation didn't happen. If that had,
I will tell you, Elex, I wouldn't have even gone
to San Diego, let alone leave the country.
Speaker 16: But what do you mean there were warnings you weren't
aware of, because I know we were talking about it
on the news. A lot of people were talking about
the problems at warning that this was going to be
a huge.
Speaker 28: So it didn't reach that level to me to say
something terrible could happen and maybe you shouldn't have gone
on the trip.
Speaker 17: But to me, I don't know.
Speaker 28: I mean, I think that that's one of the things
we need to look at.
Speaker 1: She's a dumbass. She's a complete dumbass, and she won't
take any accountability. That means clear, that's what this is.
Just just call it what it is. She's completely nat
can't do her job, and she's trying to pass the
buck onto somebody else. What a shameful thing to do.
Speaker 3: It makes her look way worse than she does, if
that's even possible.
Speaker 1: Like it's strategy. Fires are dangerous. I didn't know. Okay,
somebody didn't tell me that somebody should be fired. That's somebody,
not me, but that other somebody who needed to tell
me that fire is hot and it destroys things. The hell, lady,
my god, I know. Ridiculous.
Speaker 3: And speaking of ridiculous, as you know, Jim Acosta no
longer with CNN. He went out on his own and
started his own like substack or something, and so he's
having guests on that and he's also being a guest
inexplicably on other people's shows, and on one show. I
don't even know whose show this is, but he decided
to go on and rip on Caroline level.
Speaker 1: It my favorite. This is my absolute favorite.
Speaker 23: She Uh. It's hard to see somebody out Spicer, Sean
Spicer or out Huckaby Sarah Huckaby Sanders. But Caroline love
It she is. She's making a run for it. You know,
she just might get on a Trump's All Star team
of liars. She might be on the bench right now,
but if she keeps working hard, she does her homework,
she just might make it onto the team.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, what a dick. He should actually dick,
He's a dick. You should be thanking us, Jim Acosta
for playing that clip on our show, because I assure
you've got more views than it did just having people
watch it here than it did the first time of
you spewing in that garbage out of your face. What
a complete jerk. And way to belittle her, you know,
and call her a liar, Like, are you kidding me?
Speaker 3: After AJP, you're gonna call Caroline love It a liar?
Speaker 1: Yeah? And Sean Spicer's like, what did I do you
know what I mean, give me a break. She's so
just so good at her job. They're so good at it.
She's the best one we've ever seen. Yeah, there's just
no question she's the best one. If we thought I mean,
I thought Kaylee mcinney was great, she's even better. I
didn't think that that could happen, but it did. And
he is so threatened by her. I'm going to seriously,
I'll pull the liberal crap of what they always say.
But he's threatened by a successful twenty seven year old
woman because he's never gonna have one of those in
his life that loves him.
Speaker 3: I have to answer this question only because I'm so
proud of it. So somebody asked, somebody likes this top
and asks where.
Speaker 1: I got it? You want to know where I got it?
Cracker Barrel. I love that.
Speaker 3: That's where this is from, you guys, if you want,
I love flows from cracker barrel because I'm a million
years old, and so that's.
Speaker 1: Where this is from. Thank you for getting my cracker barrel.
Speaker 25: Sure?
Speaker 1: Huh, yes, okay, Jasmine Crockett.
Speaker 3: You guys, you may remember that we were blocked by
her personal.
Speaker 1: Account, which gives me hormous pride and magic, honor, love it,
congratulations mob.
Speaker 3: She's another one of these ridiculous Democrats who thinks that
a good strategy is to keep calling the other side stupid.
And so she's insisting that the reason that Trump's approval
ratings right now are so high is because we just
aren't educated enough.
Speaker 4: I just can't.
Speaker 1: Believe that this is the angle, but it is. They
keep going with it here.
Speaker 29: She is a fifty three percent approval rating. It's higher
than it's ever been. Seventy percent believe that he's fulfilling
his promises, and forty five percent believe Democrats should be
more moderate.
Speaker 1: What do you take away?
Speaker 29: I think there's a lot to make of those numbers.
What's your takeaway from that?
Speaker 19: My takeaway is, just like the election, we've got to
do better at education. People don't understand, but you will
understand when those hospitals in rural America start closing down
even more. You will understand when you don't have your
social security. You will understand when your Medicaid, your Medicare
goes away. You will understand as planes continues to fall
out of the sky.
Speaker 1: Soon you will understand.
Speaker 19: Why it's important to maybe I'm somebody that isn't loud
and ridiculous, and maybe sleepy Joe is what we wanted
because we could at least sleep at night.
Speaker 1: Maybe have someone that isn't loud and ridiculous. Hey, pot
meet Kettle I. Okay, because you know she's not loud
and ridiculous. Okay, Wow, people, we just don't understand. We
don't understand you guys. We're just dumb, kind of like
what Jennifer Rubin said. We're all just dumb. We don't
know how to read, and we're all stupid. Yeah, double
and triple and quadruple down on that narrative, and we'll
see how far that gets you. Jasmine, God, she's awful.
She's awful. And elitist. They're all such elitist jerks on
the left. They think they are so much smarter and
they want to tell you how to live your life.
Speaker 3: Thank you, but no, yep, uh you guys, it's going
to be a long show. Just now realizing it's going
to be a long show. So just buckle in because
it's gonna get fun here. I mean not that it's
not already fun, Like we're having fun.
Speaker 1: We're always having fun, super fun. But it's gonna get
even funner.
Speaker 3: And we still have more to get you in this segment,
like more stupid people.
Speaker 1: Case in point.
Speaker 3: Remember Jane Fonda, She's back to tell you how much
blood is coming out of her heart about us ai D.
Speaker 1: You guys, here, she is both riches.
Speaker 30: Man is cutting aid to the world's most vulnerable. The
shutdown of usai D is keeping food from hungry kids
trapped in war zones and taking business from the American
farmers who supply it in the process.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna need some I'm gonna need some receipts for that.
And also she said, what was it a couple of
years ago, she said, COVID is God's gift of the left.
Remember when she said that. Remember, I mean there's a
lot of things I won't forgive her for. That's one
of them too. I mean, she's just and her I
know that. We've always said that her plastic surgery has
been great, But that was not a good Did you
see that? Closer you get the worst it is. She's
a monet. She is a monet. Right you get up
it's a big hot mess when you get up close.
She is sure you guys, that's a good way to yes,
that's a good way to yee.
Speaker 3: So I know that we've we've talked about all the
banger songs that are coming out of the left protesters
like they've been amazing.
Speaker 1: But as Daisy mentioned earlier, there is also interpretive dance.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's nothing like protesting the new leadership at the
Kennedy Center than this.
Speaker 1: This is for real, this is a protest, and so
show up. I can't you guys, it is happening. What
is happening? Oh my gosh, you're on the line. Don't
wearing so serious. I don't know, I feel going to
be really affective. I think it's really it's gonna gonna
move the needle, you guys, it's really gonna move the deal.
The kid on the right and he's told hold the music.
He's dragging the musical. You know, it's just a random kid,
some random kid. They were like, we'll give you twenty
bucks if you just like and he's like, what am
I doing here? Yeah? It's all theater majors. Yes, j
c QC all theater majors.
Speaker 3: I mean, I think that's gonna work. Whatever they're protesting,
it's definitely going to.
Speaker 1: Make a difference, right, because nothing says combating the demand
like jazz hands right. And you know these are not
these are the dumb people.
Speaker 3: I know that Jasmine and like Jennifer Rubin are all
like Meg, I can't read.
Speaker 1: But let's let's face it.
Speaker 3: These people not altogether there because when you actually ask
them to talk to you about what they're protesting, that's
when the truth really comes out.
Speaker 4: And and I'm marching for our democracy.
Speaker 17: Yeah, So what has Donald Trump done that threatens democracy?
Speaker 1: You think everything?
Speaker 31: I mean, he's going against LGBTQ plus community, which is
what I'm a part of.
Speaker 4: He's going against my immigrant neighbors. He's going against the
other teachers and like our safety and the schools.
Speaker 1: Everything going against.
Speaker 17: So tell me what rights you think have been threatened?
Speaker 1: My rights to.
Speaker 31: Do this, my voting rights, rights to protect the people
as a teacher, like if ice comes into my school,
I'm not giving my kids up. I think our rights
to have a full democracy.
Speaker 17: So you're you're a teacher.
Speaker 4: I'm a teacher.
Speaker 17: Yep, God help you said your rights to do that,
right to protest? Right, I've been threatened.
Speaker 4: Speech, freedom of speech. He's trying to go after the
First Amendment, and that's just not it. That's just not it.
Speaker 17: How so how did he go through the First Amendment?
Speaker 1: He?
Speaker 31: I mean, that's part of Project twenty twenty five. He
doesn't want us to be able to do things like this.
Speaker 17: And you remember he was kicked off social media platforms.
Don't you think he has sympathy towards being banned?
Speaker 4: No, no, I don't think he has sympathy for anything that. Yeah,
I don't think he has sympathy. I don't think. I
think he's a psychopath. I think he doesn't have sympathy
for anybody.
Speaker 17: I Donald Trump's a psychopath.
Speaker 1: So yeah, I really do think so okay, yeah, off
of their heads. Okay, So, like this is a teacher,
a teacher, a teacher who's molding young minds and doesn't
know that we live in a constitutional republic as opposed
to a democracy. It's not a democracy, lady. And then
also she claims that she's like having all these rights suppressed.
Speaker 3: But you're free protesting, right, He's threatening my right to protest,
she says at a protest.
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly, Like you cannot make this stuff up, And
I cannot believe that she teaches anybody anything. You know,
that's so scary.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And also there continue to be a lot of
videos being made by psychopaths who are not outright saying
the words that they would like to end the life
of our president, but they are absolutely inciting other people
to do just that, and then also promising rewards for anybody.
Speaker 1: Who attempts it, like this batshit crazy chick right here.
Speaker 32: That's for the person out there who's planning on doing it.
Speaker 18: You know.
Speaker 32: It's the thing that we all wake up every day
hoping we'll see in the news and we're like, Mandolin's
doing it.
Speaker 1: No, I'm not your plan. It's going to work.
Speaker 32: If not, it will inspire the next person. And we
are all rooting for you. You have our support, you
have our admiration. We might make a national holiday out
of you, and I will definitely put money on your books,
and if you're into this sort of thing, I'll write
you some letters of the natty sort should you find
yourself behind bars for it. But we're all rooting for
you and hoping that you do it quickly and get
away with it.
Speaker 1: How are the people effing sociopath? She is the secret
service used to check people like this out. I hope
that they're doing it again now that way, every.
Speaker 3: Time I saw that everybody had tagged the FBI in it.
Speaker 1: Yes, so I think you'll be captain to go to
her freaking house. How dare she? What an absolute sociopath
she is? And there's so many like that. I hated Biden,
I don't like him as a president, and I didn't
like Kamala either, But at no time did I ever
want those people to be harmed, right, Like, these people
are lunatics. They're crazy. They're absolutely crazy, without questions. Yeah,
but they do put out some bangers, you guys.
Speaker 4: They really.
Speaker 28: So here.
Speaker 3: Yesterday it was a queer body one which I was
like rocking out to.
Speaker 27: Hello energy, Energy, Energy, guy energy.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, good for that on stage, good for that.
That's good stuff, right there, guy, individual, that's great. It's
not cringe at all, it's not no, it's totally normal behavior.
All right.
Speaker 3: Let's move on to our segment, which is going to
be all kinds of different angles about sex and power,
lots of stories about sex and power.
Speaker 1: And we're going to kick it off for those of you.
Speaker 3: I know there's a lot of people out there that
do not give one speck of a crap about the
Justin Baldoni, Blake Lively, Bryan Reynolds saga. But this is
a very interesting analysis by Badya Angar Sargon about how
this story itself may be what finally puts the nail
in the coffin of the me too movement. And I
really liked her analysis. She apparently wrote a whole piece
about this, and here she is to explain.
Speaker 21: Right, so you see the man beun there in full
display on your screen. Justin Baldonie literally wrote the book
on beta nailedom. He wrote a book called Undefining My
Masculinity or something like that. He wrote another children's book
call Boys Will Be Humans. You know, his whole public
persona as a celebrity was an ally of women, and
this ended up being a key to his downfall here
when Blake Lively, sensing his weakness, started to bully him
on the set of his own film, demanding the right
to rewrite scenes, demanding the right to have her own
edit of the film. And then finally when she was
hit with a ton of negative press when the film
came out for the way she was handling herself in
some old clips in which she.
Speaker 1: Was fat shaming a reporter.
Speaker 21: She then argued that he had, you know, sexually harassed
her in an attempt to launder her image. By becoming
the victim, she cast herself as the victim of a
me too scandal and cast him as the aggressor. Unfortunately,
a more beta mal you couldn't have found. I mean,
he had all of the receipts showing that in every
interaction she had had the power and he hadn't. And
what I argue in the Free Press piece is that
basically this is not just the end of the me
too movement, but it's the end of this kind of
man bum bun ally feminism, because what we really see
here is that the problem with the Me too movement,
the problem with Believe all women, is that the relationship
between sexuality and power is very, very complicated. It cannot
be reduced to just who is the woman and who
is the man. And in this case, the man was
the one being bullied the woman being the one bullying him.
And when that was revealed, she claimed the victor's status
and it fell on its face.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm, it sure has. Yeah, I love that. And
Elsis was so good. I don't know if it's gonna
make man buns go away, though, and I don't know
if I will the soy boys are actually gonna go
away just yet. I mean, it would be nice if
that were the case, but I feel like they're gonna
there's gonna be some to hang around, you know. Yeah,
but it was definitely taken a beating, you know, which
is a good thing.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And I think Blake likely she's a mean girl. She's
just a mean girl. Totally. I'm soaking justin on this.
I totally am too, and I think and I don't
even like, I don't. I don't want to be on
the side of a guy with a man bun. You
guys pained me, I know, but that's the thing. I'm
forced to do that because she is awful.
Speaker 3: I told you this whole segment is going to be juicy,
and it is lots of different stories, and one in
particular that we talked about. I guess last week when
it broke is this whole Ashley Saint Clair being the
new baby mama to Elon's thirteenth child. And we showed
you how many of the popular conservative influencers were falling
all over themselves to congratulate her, to say how great
this was, to be full on yay you Ashley, go girl,
and you and I were like, no, no, it's no,
like it's really you.
Speaker 1: It's like the second time she's done it. I feel
like she's a bit of a gold digger and that
is what it is.
Speaker 3: Right, And there were so many questions about her methodology
of coming forward anyway, it was just all just a
weird thing. And so we were very very happy to
find that one of our girl crushes, Megan Kelly, seemed
to have the same view of the situation as we did.
Speaker 1: And she was even more she said, she says, and
I love her for that. I do. Yes, Here she
is with her take on that situation.
Speaker 33: Elon of impregnating her and not I guess negotiating with
her on the care of the child, or at least
not to the point where she's happy with the negotiation.
She's upset about the privacy that the tabloids coming, and
the next day after the tweet hits, she poses for
a full spread in the New York Post in like
her sexy wear, the pictures of her yeah, like if
there's she wearing a corset? And this is her in
this like swanky New York apartment, which is described as
like lavish. Here she is with the Florida ceiling windows
and the great views. And I all I can think
as I look at this is your life is the
way it is because you decided it would be because
of your choices, madam, like you set it up this way,
I posted on Twitter. You can have a swanky New
York apartment. You could earn money and actually wind up
renting one yourself. You could also find a man who
wants to marry you and raise children with you, and
who won't have other women in his life at the
same time. All of this is available to you, not
just hurt but any woman. You do not have to
make a choice where you try to bang the billionaire
to get his baby so that he'll put you up
in some lavish New York City apartment and take care
of you for the rest of his life, and then
be shocked shocked when he doesn't actually want to have
a relationship with you and the only way you can
maybe get him to respond to you is via tweet.
I'm sorry, but again, you made choices. They were very
bad ones, and these are the consequences of that.
Speaker 1: Yep, yeah, you can do that. You can earn money
on your own. You know you can actually do that.
You don't have to. It is it's a it's kind
of grifty. Oh it's it's grifty. It's real grifty.
Speaker 3: So I want you to play a part here in
reading the part of George Santos.
Speaker 1: You guys remember George Santos.
Speaker 3: George Santos was a Republican congressman who like filled his
face with botox, lied about almost everything, including his background.
He defrauded people out of money. He's just kind of
an awful, awful person. And he is apparently besties with
Ashley Saint Clair.
Speaker 1: Oh you know, just as a side note, yesterday I
told our team that I think he reminds me of
the gay guy in uh Legally Blonde, you guys remember,
And he was like, don't tap your last season proud
to shoes at me, bitch, remember member, That's who he
asked me. That's who he reminds me of. He just
has that kind of attitude about him. So knowing that
these two are like bfs actually doesn't shock me, doesn't
she Well.
Speaker 3: He was not happy with Meghan, what you just heard
from Meghan, and so when Megan tweeted that video, he
responded to it, and so please read for our audience
what he.
Speaker 1: Said, Megan Kelly, the woman in question is my friend.
She has worked hard for years and built a career
for herself and has never needed a man to support her.
A matter of fact, she's lived in swanky New York
City apartments for years at her own time. The suggestion
that she slept with a man and had a baby
in exchange for a good life not working is insulting
and wrong. I think people should sit back and stop
opining on a story without any base knowledge on the matter.
Ashley didn't have her kid alone. Last I checked, she
wasn't impregnated by the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit, please
respect that there is a kid involved and stop saying
these awful things for views and clicks. Ashley is a strong,
independent woman and award winning director and author and former
editor of the largest sat parasite in the country. She's
a phenomenal mother of two children and dedicates her life
to them. Anyone saying anything else is one hundred percent
not in the now.
Speaker 3: And then he went on to say, you can read
this next one as well.
Speaker 1: There was more. She wasn't afforded privacy. When the Dirty
Rag Daily Mail was coming out with a bombastic story
an hour, she got ahead of it the best she
could to control the narrative.
Speaker 3: And that's where I was just like, I'm done here.
I'm going to need to have some say in this.
And so I wrote back to George and we had
a tiny back and forth. But what I said to
him was just some questions that I think are very
natural questions, and I said, so, the question is, so,
what if the Daily Mail had come out with the story. Honestly,
Ashley would have seemed more sympathetic if the story had
come out about her instead of her doing a full
interview and like glamorous photos spread in the New York Post,
she could have at least actually seemed like she meant
it about wanting privacy. Had she just not said anything?
And exactly how was she forced into silence? Because unless
she was held at gunpoint, this makes no sense unless
she's seeking a lot of money. Elon's going to have
to pay child support regardless, So why couldn't she talk
to anyone that she wanted to? Was it because she's
negotiating for more money. Do you see why this looks
like such a gold digger move to the average person.
Speaker 1: Yep, all great questions were reasonable, right, we love it.
That'd be great to have an answer to that, since
she's putting herself out there.
Speaker 18: You know.
Speaker 1: Okay, here's what he said.
Speaker 3: He said, as someone who knows the fact, I assure
you you.
Speaker 1: Have it wrong. That's that's all he said.
Speaker 3: That does not answer the question at all, which is
why people will continue to speculate about her motives.
Speaker 1: This is not hard. This is not hard. It isn't
hard at all. Yeah, and nobody forced her to do
those things. I know a lot of people. My mother
in law is one of them, who raised a really
great kid on her own. You know, because the man
walked away and Elon's not walking away. He's gonna actually
pay her. But like, there is a bit of a
negotiating feel here, and that is, you cannot claim to
be a victim when you're put up at some lavish
New York City apartment, you know, with your two kids,
one of which is from another man. Mm hmmm. So
just an interesting thing.
Speaker 3: Lots of unanswered questions and so yeah, you don't get
to tell Megan Kelly to stop opining about it because
there's a baby involved. Ashley has brought the attention to
her by doing that story, and so we're gonna a
pine as much as we want.
Speaker 1: There's gonna be Sema pining, all right.
Speaker 3: Moving on to the next sex power story, because again
there's a lot of them in this segment and power.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so this is interesting.
Speaker 3: There was a video that went viral yesterday of a
woman I think it was in the UK somewhere, or
maybe I just made that up, but anyway, it doesn't matter.
She's getting ready to go on a run and she
posted this video of a guy as she's tying her
shoes or whatever.
Speaker 1: She's bent over.
Speaker 3: She's wearing leggings, and so this guy ogles her button,
like make some comments about her butt, like nice.
Speaker 1: Button, thank you for the view, blah blah blah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and she is so distraught over this that she
can barely make it through a run without tears as
she talks about it.
Speaker 1: Here it is, and then we'll discuss.
Speaker 22: I'm sorry, so I think that's just gonna I'm not
feeling very nice because of what that mind just said.
Speaker 1: It's filming yourself like I'm the I just hate to
fight that.
Speaker 33: It makes me feel really horrible.
Speaker 4: So I just gonna she's gonna.
Speaker 1: Keep running through it, gotta keep running through it. That's
you can tell she's not a gen xer. Oh my god,
it's fragile, so fragile. I'm sorry if I'm gonna be honest,
and I'll probably get killed for this. But if some
if I were bending over and some guy said nice
ask to me, I'd be like, thanks, I know same.
That's maybe it's just the age we are. I don't.
I honestly think a lot of it has to do
with being in that generation as opposed to our generation.
It's just so what a guy. If a guy cat calls,
I'd be like, that's sweet, thanks, it come on, let's.
Speaker 3: Just But that's how this generation has been conditioned because
they can happen the me Too movement, and they have
been told, thanks to Ashley Judd and other psychos, that if.
Speaker 1: You are cat called, that is sexual assault.
Speaker 3: That is literally a form of sexual assault, sexual harassment,
the whole nine yards, And so they've been conditioned to think,
oh my god, I'm a victim of this man's compliments.
Speaker 1: Right, And sometimes it all. Sometimes it's just that a
dude being a dude making a compliment, like giving you
a compliment. That's all it is, Yes, mock, I mean
that's it. And it drives me nuts because listen, there
are some jerk guys out there that are kind of skeevee.
But what happened there, he was just like, nice butt.
You know, you're bending over filming something.
Speaker 3: In leggings, right, you're bending all the way over so
much pearl clutching this in that generation so much.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean he just said like it was a
nice view right down.
Speaker 3: Okay, moving on to our next sex and power story.
This is women going after women, and so I found
this such an interesting exchange. Natalie Winters, who is gorgeous,
she works for the war Room, she's super young, brilliant,
she's amazing, and we are mutual followers of each other
on X and she was at what's that hotel.
Speaker 1: That we stayed at in DC beautiful.
Speaker 3: So she was there doing whatever, like she was attending
some sort of conference, and she posted a picture of
herself in an adorable pink dress and she she captioned
it waste spelled waist, fraud and abuse, and she has
like a phenomenal figure. She looks adorable and so here
is the photo for reference. So she said, more waste,
fraud and abuse, le mean, look at her.
Speaker 1: She is adorable, my gosh, calcular, cute dress right, adorable,
the whole out that is precious. Yeah.
Speaker 3: But there is also another very very popular influencer on
all social platforms, Pearl Davis.
Speaker 1: I don't know if you've heard of her. She is
mean to a lot of people.
Speaker 3: Mean, mean, mean, And she went after Natalie in the
dumbest way because what you see in this photo hopefully
is just a girl in a cute dress.
Speaker 1: Beautiful girl. It's a beautiful girl, just like Hi, this
is me and a cute outfit right like it's not
she's anyway, you'll see what Pearl wrote back to her.
It was utterly over the top.
Speaker 3: She responded to this photo by retweeting it and saying,
I have never seen women fight for anything harder than
the ability to be naked.
Speaker 1: What she's far from naked. It's like a sweater dress.
It's like, what are you doing? What in the world, Pearl.
So then Natalie responded, and here is what she said back.
Speaker 3: Let me just get to that next screen ridiculous, She said,
I think they call this a dress, and Pearl said,
I don't care what you do, but you will not
gaslight me into thinking that pose and outfit is appropriate.
Media are so good at using their sexuality to get ahead,
demanding I not notice, and also demand to be taken seriously, lmao.
Speaker 1: She can't help her body. She can't help her body
like she's got a bang and body. She looks great
in that dress. What is she supposed to do? Wear
a moomoo? Apparently according to Pearl.
Speaker 3: But the problem is that Natalie had some receipts and
so she found a photo of Pearl and said back
to her.
Speaker 25: This is my favorite.
Speaker 1: I love this stuff too.
Speaker 3: She said, Okay, this god awful picture of Pearl in
a very skanky little dress.
Speaker 1: It's a skanky little pink dress. Also pink, you know.
Speaker 3: So pink, which I thought not very very interesting, not
as cute, not not as cute, and showing frankly a
lot more leg And I don't think she's wearing a
bra here, right.
Speaker 1: Like, everything is wrong. Everything that she accused Natalie of
she is guilty of in this photo.
Speaker 3: And the most hilarious thing about This entire exchange was
that Elon wait in and so when Natalie tweeted that,
he just did a laughing emoji. And then Pearl got
but hurt and was like, there's levels to thirst trapping Elon.
Speaker 1: And then Natalie was like, you mean there are Now
he's my favorite person. After this, I get enough of this. Yeah, right,
we need to get Natalie in our show. I like her.
Oh my god, that was amazing. It is absolutely And
Elon's like, maybe I could have a fourteenth child with
this woman.
Speaker 3: That's victim, right, all right, I know that's all really
really girly. So we do have something for well, this
is actually for the women too, and also about men.
And this is the last thing in the segment before
we get to a few talks and some thank yous.
There was an interesting set of picture of I think
twelve different male body types, and the question was, to
anybody who sees this these photos, what is the ideal
male body? And I just thought this was so interesting
reading through the answers, so I wanted to show the
picture to our audience so that they could also weigh
in on the ideal male physique.
Speaker 1: So here's is.
Speaker 3: Here are the physiques, all different kinds of bodies that
you can see here, right, Yeah, so what would what
do you think is ideal number three?
Speaker 1: That is exactly the one that I picked is number three.
Number three totally the right physique.
Speaker 3: I mean when you look at like a number nine,
that's where you're like, Okay, that guy literally does nothing
but work, work.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I don't want to be with something. I can't
be with somebody who that's all they care about is
their body. I just can't because I mean it's pretty,
like it's an attractive, beautiful body. Yeah, but like three,
it's more listen, he's like teetering on at some point,
I could get a dad bought. He could be a
little more of a two or a four, which I
would be okay with.
Speaker 18: I like that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think that's I think women feel like, you know,
maybe I shouldn't speak for all women, but I feel
like he's a normal guy. He actually takes care of himself,
but he's not overly obsessed with himself. Yes, and I
feel that way a little bit too.
Speaker 3: Like my second choice was number seven because I thought, okay,
I mean that guy, just the difference is he has
apps like he's.
Speaker 1: Worked as apps right, just leaner.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but but like all like the for sure, ten
eleven and twelve gross like that.
Speaker 1: I don't know any woman. Well, I'm sure. I'm sure
there are women who find that attractice. They're also bodybuilders.
That's who finds it attractive. The women, the women that
do the same stuff, you know, they kind of flock together. Yeah,
I just no, thank you to all. But I mean
like number ten eleven and twelve, even nine nine, ten
eleven and twelve, they would be like, hey, baby, let's
go work out. I'd be like, really, right, can we
just can we just have donuts? I can't? I just
want donuts?
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 1: Can we just have a coffee date and have some pastries?
Because I don't do that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, anyway, I thought this was an interesting exper I
see a lot of threes and sevens.
Speaker 1: I see that sixes two's yeah.
Speaker 3: I mean I think people, I think women in general
are just like we just want normal normal all up
in here.
Speaker 1: Normal healthy dudes is what we want anyway. All right,
so concludes our sex segment. There was a lot in there, right,
there was and bodies flying all that. Yeah, I hope
everybody bodies all right, we have thank yous from yesterday
and today.
Speaker 3: And then I do have one gift that I need
to ask everybody about because it came anonymously. So we'll
start with yesterday's VENMO. We had one from Dedra Dulcy,
who said, thanks for doing what you do. By the way,
I live in Glen Rose, Texas, the dinosaur capital of Texas.
Speaker 1: Hi from fellow fellow Texan. Hello, I'm sorry, but what
does that mean? The dinosaur capital?
Speaker 17: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna have to check that out. Do they just
have like all sorts of exhibits and everything about dinosaurs?
I mean that's amazing.
Speaker 25: Yeah.
Speaker 1: From locals.
Speaker 3: Gerber says, happy forty thirty anniversary to my wonderful man Tom.
Tom was an airline transport pilot and check airman for
thirty five years before they took the keys.
Speaker 1: To the plane away.
Speaker 3: We know many pilots, male and female, that go above
and beyond in their careers. I think it is wise
to see what the investigators find in any accident.
Speaker 1: Agreed, totally agreed, very much. Agreement.
Speaker 18: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Oh, Suki says, I've got a snoopy shirt from Cracker Barrel.
He's riding a stick Horse. I love that shirt.
Speaker 1: I'm telling you guys, Cracker Barrel is the bomb when
it comes to clothing and just shopping in general. I
love that place. I love that place. We spent an
extra hour there after you eat just to shop. Yeah
for real.
Speaker 3: Sc plot says, Oh my god, I was gonna ask
Mack where she got her cozy jacket. Also, I love
shopping at Cracker Barrel too. Thanks for another great show.
Speaker 1: Love you chicks, Thank you, thanks, thank you, thank you
now you Okay, Avatar Ashkenazi. It's an awful day. The
media and Israel tried to cover it, but the images
still went online. I just can't comprehend that. Uh Keefer
never yet, Kafir never had his first birthday. We're all
morning in our own way here. Yeah, I'm so sorry,
I really am. It's just awful. Kristin h. I'm devastated
for the Beavis family, mom and two babies. I was
praying they were alive, and they were. They're not just dead,
they were murdered. Absolutely, Kristin BTK. We still we need
twenty four to seven dose TV with info and lists
of government grift. I think that there is a there
are sites this website. There's websites, but you know, because
do people really watch TV anymore? Do they? It's like
they're always online, right, Kim Lambert make the FBI great
again today?
Speaker 17: Yes?
Speaker 1: Wait, Jose Rodriguez, Jose Rodriguez morning from Texas. I'm tired
of winning, but I'm about to catch my second breath.
Take my doge dividends wad thank you, leek Hire Elon
offering Wikipedia one billion to the Wikipedia responded for one billion,
will be dix on the right. I stored it, snorted
my drink through my nose reading that. Stay the same
and keep keep me laughing, because that's Mack. Yesterday he
offered what they were talking about, changing Wikipedia to Wikipedia,
and mock tweeted, listen for one billion, we'll volun tribute, right,
she said, she said it to me at first and
behind this so I'm like, you've got to tweet that
to Elon because maybe he'll actually give us a billion
dollars like I'd be fine with like a thousand, that
would be great.
Speaker 3: Could be fine with a retweet at this point, I know, right,
Kelly Basoko Urbada e s do I have that right?
Speaker 1: Sixty four today spending it with COTR at five in
the morning in California. Well, thank you for being me
at the birthday Teresa Raymundo. Superstar is a great show.
Jesus Christ Superstar. I've seen it many times. The character
is powerful and masculine. The play is about the journey
that Jesus Christ takes before his final days. She's not
the one for that journey. Yeah, oh my god, it's
so weird. Why do they do this. I don't know, man,
that's crazy. Yeah, it is you guys. Who sent me this?
Who sent me this? This is super cute. You're something
great in a bathroom. I need to know who sent this.
It came anonymously. It's a little way.
Speaker 6: I know.
Speaker 4: I love it.
Speaker 1: You everything in your house is blue and white. Yeah,
I totally love that, But like, I would like to
know who said it.
Speaker 24: Please.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you guys, so like, fess up to bring it in.
We're bringing it in, bringing it that's a lot. It's Thursday.
We're on the downhill swift of Friday. You guys, everybody
have the bust Thursday and we will talk to you tomorrow.
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