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Speaker 2: You guys, there's a lot of stuff going on that
is unrelated to each other. So today's show is going
to be very disjointed, just letting you know. Now you've
got a lotsy there's a lot of headlines to get
to that don't have anything to do with each other,
but are all important, and we're going to try to
get to everything, namely the first thing. This is so depressing,
Like just when I have hope for the youth of
our generation who helped get Trump elected, then I find
out that they are completely lacking in humanity. Case in point,
there was a recent poll United Healthcare CEO killing is
it acceptable or unacceptable? They ask people based on their
age group. The older you were, the more unacceptable it was.
But if you were between the ages of eighteen and
twenty nine, half and half you guys, not and half
like what, Yeah, I think this is okay.
Speaker 1: Well, our kids are troubled and there's a lot of
indoctrination happening in schools and just in general. I think
that our kids are they're being taught that these people suck.
Success sucks, billionaires suck, America sucks. I mean, it's like this,
So they're like and they and you're right, they're not
taught to value life. They're just not.
Speaker 2: It's so sad, I mean, because that's not a sustainable culture,
you guys. And franklinz dug into the poll saying forty
one percent of adults under thirty consider the killing of
United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson acceptable, more than the forty
percent and the same demographic who say it's not and
twenty two this is a very ideological thing. Twenty two
percent of Democrats say they found the killing acceptable, compared
to sixteen percent of independence and just twelve percent of Republicans.
But who are those who are the twelve percent?
Speaker 1: Who's the twelve percent? I totally the world I have. Well,
that's I think the twelve percent is people like the
head of the NC doublea who I found out yesterday.
That guy I can't remember his name now, but that dude,
he he's a Republican, like I did, Yeah, I did
some research. I honestly I cannot remember his name. No,
Charlie Baker is his name. And I was like doing
some research on him last night, and I'm like he
and he calls himself a Republican, but he's a social liberal.
And there's your twelve percent, Your twelve percent of those
people who are like.
Speaker 4: Ah, a Republican but socially I'm really leftist.
Speaker 1: Like, then, you're not a Republican. You're not a conservative,
that's for sure. There are a lot of rhinos, ya, Julia,
A ton of rhinos. We gotta get rid of those people.
Have to be out of government. We need to draw
swamp of those people because it's decaying what we want
to make. We want to make America great again. Those
people need to get out of the way.
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do know that Javier Malay is going to be there.
Speaker 1: My god, it's going to be a party. That guy's
bringing the party heat is what he's doing.
Speaker 2: That the coolest thing. I mean, how much do you.
Speaker 1: Want to throw down with that guy?
Speaker 5: I know?
Speaker 2: Right he does the Trump dance.
Speaker 1: Oh you know he's dancing a ymca, that guy and party.
Speaker 2: And then also in appointment news, Trump has decided that
herschel Walker will be the ambassador to the Bahamas. And
that sounds like an amazing gig if you ask me,
right right, how do we get that? That's that's a
pretty good gig.
Speaker 1: My gosh, the ambassador like paradise.
Speaker 2: Okay, I know that's going to be awful.
Speaker 1: What a terrible, terrible job that is. Yeah.
Speaker 2: And then John Fetterman continues to meet with Trump's appointees
and he's doing his He's doing what he's supposed to
be doing, which is great. Pete Hegseth met with him
fairly recently and thanked him for his fairness, courage, and hospitality.
He said, I appreciate our time together and your commitment
to the troops, American defense and our ally Israel, and
also from a Viking fan ghost stealers and Fetterman responded
by saying, it's appropriate and the responsibility of US senators
to have conversations with President elect Trump's nominees. That's why
I met with the least staphonic pete Hegseth, just wrapped
up with Tulcy Gabbard. Look forward to my meetings with
others soon. My votes will come from an open mind
and an informed opinion after having a conversation that's not controversial.
Speaker 1: It's my job. When do you think Fetterman's going to turn?
When do you think he's gonna get red pilled? You
think it's gonna happen.
Speaker 2: Than I don't know if he's as close as Anakasparrian,
but like he's he's different way.
Speaker 1: It feels like he's dippen that giant toe in the water.
Speaker 2: Giant toe, Oh my gosh. Also, the Oversight Committee in
the House came out with a big fat report about
how borked the January sixth committee is, how completely corrupt
that entire committee was, and they are referring Liz Cheney
for criminal prosecution. So the timeline includes Cassidy Hutchinson doing
three interviews with that committee, and then Alyssa Farra. Those
text messages that were floating around a few months ago
are making their way back into the social media sphere
because she is the one that connected Cassidy, connected Cassidy
to Liz, and pretty much it was in a direct
ethics violation. As a result of that, Liz Cheney convinced
Cassidy to replace her lawyer with some liberal activist. So
all of this stuff led to a report that's pretty
damning about the January sixth Committee, and essentially she Liz
should Liz screwed up. She screwed up hard, and it's
not looking good for her now. She of course responded
to this. I don't know why she used this obnoxious
font in her statement.
Speaker 1: Because it's very formal, it's very scripty.
Speaker 2: But she basically ripped on Trump for saying that he's
cool and codictive, blah blah blah, and then insists that
the report from the Oversight Committee is disregarding the truth,
it's disregarding the j six Committee's weight of evidence, and
it's fabricating lies and defamatory allegations. In an attempt to
cover up what Trump did. She said, their allegations do
not reflect a review of the actual evidence, and our
a malicious and cowardly assault on the truth. No reputable lawyer, legislator,
or judge would take this seriously.
Speaker 1: BS. You guys didn't present the actual truth.
Speaker 2: Yeah, where where are all those deleted? Five else?
Speaker 1: Exactly? I double dog dare her to sue him for
defamation and then let everything be put out there, all
the tapes, all the video, all the evidence give me.
Speaker 2: Except that they've deleted a whole bunch of it. That's
the problem.
Speaker 1: I swear she is awful and karma is a and
so I just man, I hope that if she gets pardoned,
then you're gonna know, you're gonna know exactly that we
were right. I mean, we kind of know we're right
about her. But if she gets I just so many pardons.
I mean, if he pardoned a Chinese pedophile, he's not
above pardoning her, No, not at all.
Speaker 2: He is, however, in it, he's like sticking it to
Nancy Pelosi right now in a big way. So he
was in an interview recently where this guy was just
absolutely licking his anal area because disgusting and saying, oh
my god, you've been in Congress for like a billion
years and you've never tried to get rich off the
stock market. You're like, so a man of high integrity.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I know.
Speaker 2: It was ridiculous. And I just said in that interview
and I quote, nobody in Congress should be able to
make money in the stock market while they're in Congress.
And he's suggesting that there should be a ban on stock.
Speaker 1: Trading now now, now, after half a century of being
a guide, he's he's not okay with it now when
like all of his friends have gotten ridiculously rich off
of insider trading. Oh yeah, and Martha Stewart went to
jail for that. Yeah, it's just ridiculous. But this is this.
Speaker 2: Does feel like a stick in the eye to Nancy
Pelosi specifically somehow, you know they are on the out
big tame time.
Speaker 1: It does. But she's already made her money and her husband,
She and her husband are already riches, you know what,
So it's not going to punish her in any way.
It's just sort of a it's posturing, is what it is.
Because she's not going to suffer. She's still going to
have her you know, fourteen dollars ice cream and or
twenty four one thousand dollars fridge and her mansions everywhere
when she shouldn't have those things because she did that
via insider trading. Mm hmmm. It's kind of growth. I mean,
I guess we get all rest easy knowing that you
can't spend a penny of that when you're in hell.
Right there you go.
Speaker 2: That's a good way to look at it. Just a
quick note about the amazing, amazing genetics. Look at the
person that replaced Shila Jackson Lee. Sheila Jackson Lee's daughter
looks exactly like her. My god, that isn't that incredible?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that is really really crazy.
Speaker 2: I could not believe that photo when I saw it.
Erica Lee Carter's that's her. So she won the seat
when her mom passed away. And then she'll run again,
I suppose when it's time to run again.
Speaker 1: But yeah, that's her. Yeah, genetics are wild.
Speaker 2: It's crazy. I mean, it's just absolutely crazy. In other news,
we've all we've talked a long time about how I mean,
we've been giving weapons and money and god knows what
else to Ukraine for a couple of years now, and
it's been at our own military's expense. And apparently there's
a recent report from the author of Blackhawk Down saying
assessing essentially the our US military arsenal after it's been
neglected for years. And so because we've been trying to
supply Ukraine during the past couple of years now, there's
a huge national security weakness. There's corruption, and then there's
been consolidation of defense companies which has completely removed competition.
And now everything that there is on order and being
manufactured is over budget and crappily designed. So Pete Hegseth
has some work to do when he gets in.
Speaker 1: And there's so much waste. And think of the money
that we spend on defense and there's nothing to We
don't have anything to show for it.
Speaker 2: You crazy, got it, all right.
Speaker 1: You guys. I mean that is like the number one
thing that we spend money on. It's obscene, and the
fact that we're not ready if something happens, it's unacceptable.
There's so much fat, there's so much fat that can
be cut, and just at the DoD level, I hope
that they go He goes in there and he just
starts cutting and cutting and then putting the money where
it should be put right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly. I mean he needs he's and he knows
like he knows that the whole point of the military
is to have lethality. He's been talking about that for
weeks now, and so that's going to be priority number one.
It's why he absolutely has to get confirmed. We cannot
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this is These tweets are four months apart from Hakeim Jeffries.
He said back in August, wages are up, inflation is down,
and we're building an economy that works for everyday American.
Speaker 1: Look at us, go look at us.
Speaker 2: Fast forward to a few days ago, and he said,
the cost of living is way too high for hard
working American taxpayers. That must change.
Speaker 1: Really. Okay, well, y'all have been in office for your
your guy has been there for the past four years,
so and he's not there. He's still there, right, and
common's still there. So why is that? Pakim?
Speaker 2: It's like, do you even hear yourself?
Speaker 1: It's like he's the quintessential politician, right, He's just going
to speak out of eighteen sides of his mouth.
Speaker 2: What a snake, total snake, total snake, and speaking of snakes.
Jim Acosta that yeah, tod I mean even his face,
that smug face that he has.
Speaker 1: I bet he's looking forward to pressors with Trump again,
you do. I bet he's looking forward to it.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Remember when he.
Speaker 2: Used to be member, he used to be in the
Trump would go to toe with him, they would throw down,
and I can't wait for that.
Speaker 1: I want him to actually they do that again. I
want him to be because Trump is a new Trump,
like it'll be different.
Speaker 2: He will.
Speaker 1: I mean, he annihilated him before, but he'll do it
even harder this time. Like that guy. I just I
kind of want him to be able to do it again,
to go in there and just get spanked again by Trump.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, I mean, Jim, he's just such a slimeball,
and apparently he. There's a guy on Twitter who said,
I just fact checked how many times Jim Acosta has
fact checked Biden compared to how many times he's fact
checked Trump. Trump he fact checked ninety five times, compared
to a whopping zero for Biden. Who who shoes every
every like others.
Speaker 1: Sight who's shocked raise your hand.
Speaker 2: That's just what he is.
Speaker 1: Everything that's wrong with the press Jimmy Cossa, everything everything, which.
Speaker 2: By the way, I keep seeing like the tanking ratings
for all the mainstream media algamists. I mean never yeah,
But whenever I see how bad it is for CNN,
I do think of scat Jemmy, and you're worried.
Speaker 1: God, you're worried about him. Oh, he'll be fine if
it tanks, he will have plenty of places to go.
God will be just fine. Yeah, mm hmm.
Speaker 2: I'm a fan. Also, just to let you know how
busy the Senate is right now, Amy Klobachar introduced an
extraordinarily important bill yesterday that really affects the lives of
every single American, And I'm going to show you what
it is. It's super important, she said. My bipartisan legislation
to recognize the bald eagle as our national bird just
passed Congress and is now headed to the President's Fine,
why do.
Speaker 1: We pay these people?
Speaker 6: Why who in America doesn't already know that the bald
eagle is our national bird. It doesn't have to be
legally passed as a bill, for God's sake.
Speaker 1: He's like, we just I want to pass a bill
that says the sky is blue I could not believe
when I saw that. I was like most seriously idiots,
this is nothing, nothing better to do, No.
Speaker 2: Anyway that happened. And then also if you did not
see the most epic burn of Elizabeth Warren by Catherine Levitt,
who was of course Trump's new press secretary, this was
the thing of beauty. So Elizabeth Warren sent a letter
to Trump saying that you have conflicts of interest. There's
conflict of interest for Elon being your advisor, and you
need to like, you need to fix that. And so
Caroline Lovitt, not Catherine, I'm sorry, Caroline wrote in a statement,
President Trump has assembled the most impressive and qualified team
of innovators, entrepreneurs, and geniuses to advise and staff our government. Pocahontas,
she called her, can play political games and send toothless letters,
but the Trump Vans transition will continue to be held
to the highest ethical and legal standards, a standard unfamiliar
to a career politician who's Vidal impact is one oney
twenty fourths of Elon Musks.
Speaker 1: The greatest is the absolutely greatest. She should have called
her fochontest, though, because it's mean to Pocahontas. It really
is to call her Pocahontas. But yes, this is it's
a sick burn, as the kids would say, right the
yest thing. She's going to be great. I can't wait
to see her in action. I mean, she's at twenty
eight years old.
Speaker 2: I know, and she's already got like the she's got
the snarky giant.
Speaker 1: It's like ingrained in her soul. I respect that I do.
Speaker 2: So good, so so good. And then also Trump was
tweeting last night at three thirty a m. And he
had things to say about both Liz Cheney and about Canada.
You guys, he is serious about making Canada a state,
I mean, and if he's not serious, he's doing a
hilarious job of trolling. So in one of his three
thirty am tweets, he talked about Liz Cheney, saying she
could be in a lot of trouble you can, and yeah,
any thanked Congressman of louder Milk on a job well
done with the report that they did. And then in
the other tweet, he said, no one can answer why
we subsidize Canada to the tune of over a million
dollars or one hundred million dollars a year makes no sense.
Many Canadians want Canada to become the fifty first state.
They would save massively on taxes and military protection. I
think it's a great idea, fifty first state.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, it's just so awesome. You know, Trudeau
is losing his mind. Oh my god, his head is
exploding all over the place, so.
Speaker 2: On his way out. I mean, it just can't happen.
Speaker 1: We have any Canadians. Do any Canadians here? I wonder
if anybody. I wonder if we would be a way
in on that and how they feel about that, because
you know, I mean, why not. It's just like it
would be the super super cold state.
Speaker 2: Hey, it's talk a.
Speaker 1: Little funny up there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, somebody is life with weens, says I Am.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 1: That means how you got to know how you feel
about that. It's very very interesting. He could be serious.
Speaker 2: I mean this is his second, at least his second
tweet about it, so then there could be more that
I've missed.
Speaker 1: Lit's say either that or cut him off. I'm so
sick of pan no anny Canadians out there, because I mean,
you're probably lovely people. I just I'm sick of pain
for everybody. I'm really tired of it. I just would
like to have some of my own money back. So
there's nothing in our constitution. There's nothing. The founders never said, hey,
you have to pay one hundred million dollars to Canada. Sorry,
they never said that. So cut him off.
Speaker 2: Cut him off exactly. Kamala's hideous stepdaughter Ella just got
her haircut.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 2: I want to know why she's not getting completely scolded
for appropriation cultural appropriation. But she got her haircut, and
she said whenever she goes to La she ends up
getting the cutest little fro.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, guys, I just recoiled in horror. Sorry,
that was so you didn't prepare me for this one.
I was preparing a lot of other things this morning.
You didn't tell me about this.
Speaker 2: Purpose reminder, she is a model, so just keep that
in mind.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I'm a billionaire, okay, you guys. I mean
remember when I remember when models were like Linda Evangelista
and Christy Churlington and Sydney Crawford. They were beautiful, beautiful,
womanly women. Remember, yes, I now.
Speaker 2: Remember there's this. They're right, I mean, what is that?
Speaker 1: It's not a cute little fro either, it's not.
Speaker 2: And why is she getting froze? Like I thought again
that that was culture that you're not supposed to do that.
Speaker 1: Well, only only if you're on one side of the aisle.
You can't guess things, that's right, mm hmm yeah.
Speaker 2: Because I don't think she's getting scolded about it. And
you know, like if if we got froze and said
these were cute little froze, oh my god.
Speaker 1: We should try that, you would look you would look
great with a cute little frow I would look like Annie.
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at all.
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heard that Trump. Well, I know you heard because we
talked about it on our show. The fact that Trump
uh settled with George Stephanopolis and ABC over the defamation claim,
and now he is suing that I a polster and
Selzer over that ridiculous poll that came out about Kamala
leading by three in Iowa literally a few days before
the election, and then the media glombed on. Trump considers
that to be election interference and is suing her. And
so Scott Jennings talked about that on CNN with the
panel and here is his table.
Speaker 8: Well, when you introduced Michael U's word narratives, you know,
and I think one of the reasons Republicans are cheering
on this muscular attitude from Trump and pushing back against
some of this is because Republicans feel like constantly media organizations,
especially in the throes of campaigns, work over time to
create false narratives that may shape the contours of the election.
Look what happened when this poll came out in Iowa.
The entire English speaking world was talking about the gold
standard polster and Harris has this momentum and ultimately what
we were told was complete garbage. And if you talk
to polsters at the time, they would have told you
this is not real, this methodology is not good anymore.
But that's not what people.
Speaker 7: Chose to run with because it.
Speaker 8: Fit what most people in the press wanted the narrative
to be. So he's pushing back on that.
Speaker 7: I don't, frankly have a problem.
Speaker 8: With it, And if they capitulate, it's because they don't
want to go through the discovery and what that might show.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm sure that Michael Cohen was really excited to
be on a panel with Scott Jennings because the intellect
there right right end day.
Speaker 2: I think there was a moment where Michael did say,
I can't believe I'm agreeing with Scott Jennings about something,
but he's right. The media, you know, the media does
craft narratives or something along those lines.
Speaker 1: But yeah, he was.
Speaker 2: I mean, from an intellect standpoint, this was not an
even using the big words.
Speaker 1: God, yeah, Michael Cohen, not an even playing field.
Speaker 2: No, h Moving on, the reason for my name today
is because of trendy Aragua. And remember how there was
all kinds of downplaying speaking of narratives being shaped by
the media. The media was trying to downplay all these
reports about trendy Aragua Venezuelan gang members taking over entire
apartment complexes in Aurora, Colorado.
Speaker 1: Remember, yep, I remember who was it that was?
Speaker 2: It was like that blonde lady. Who is the lady
that was? Like, well, there's only been like two reports
about it, totally downplaying. I can't remember who it was.
Speaker 1: Martha Ratis okay, and she obviously doesn't live there, so right,
you know she's in a high rise in Manhattan, so
what is she? She knows everything there is to know
about this kind of stuff, right, Okay?
Speaker 2: Well I again once again, if you just wait long enough,
the things that are claimed to be conspiracies turn out
to be true. Here's what happened yesterday Colorado.
Speaker 9: Now this is a live look. Now the sun is
up there in that state, and police have now obtained
fourteen people and reported armed home invasion. That's the same
apartment complex where a lot of people were complaining about
the armed in Venezuelan gang members roaming the halls. Reports
indicate that investigators said that several suspects entered the apartment
and had two people inside. The suspects then reportedly moved
the victims to another apartment complex, or rather another unit
on the property where police said they were found threatened
and bound.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, wait three months. I think that the time
is three months for all conspiracy theories to come true. Now,
is that right? I think that isn't it? Like three
to four months now is what We're time shrinking.
Speaker 2: The time was drinking a little.
Speaker 1: It is shrinking, which is great.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 1: So you get your timpfoil hat on, you're like, just wait,
just wait a couple months, and there it is.
Speaker 2: There is.
Speaker 6: Well.
Speaker 2: And the Aurora police chief apparently had tried to get
a hold of Biden about this, was not at all
pleased with the response that he got.
Speaker 7: Here.
Speaker 10: He is male and a female. They were accosted by
approximately thirteen to fifteen armed individuals and they were pistol whiped,
They were beat they were mistreated. One of the male
was actually stabbed. He had a stab wound. So does
that fall in the category of torture for me? Yeah,
it does. There is a high assumption that they may
be affiliated or affiliated with the TDA gang.
Speaker 7: I had a.
Speaker 10: Discussion with an individual from the White House and that
occurred back on September the twenty third, I believe. And
that person basically told me that, hey, once these immigrants
cout across the border, that's all we really care about.
And to me, that's a problem.
Speaker 2: Wow, those are our powerful words.
Speaker 11: That was the police chief in Aurora, Colorado, detailing a
nightmare inside the walls of an apartment complex known to
be home two members of that notorious Venezuelan gang trend.
Speaker 1: Dare we should like take those guys that did that
and let them go live with Martha. I'm sure she'd
be delighted to have them come live in her guest room.
Speaker 2: Right, yeah, because it's not a thing. It's not happening.
Speaker 1: It's not a thing. I mean, they're they're just migrants.
They're like, think you for a better life.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's all. Everything's fine. There's not a problem here.
Speaker 1: No, no, nothing to see.
Speaker 2: What is a problem? Unfortunately?
Speaker 5: Is it?
Speaker 2: Even though Trump won the White House, even though we
won the Senate, even though we won the House by
a little bit, Congress is still going to Congress, you guys,
and Republicans in Congress. I don't It's like when they
have a leg up, when they have the advantage, they
just fall apart. I don't know. What's going on. Yeah,
so it on Friday, the government is supposed to shut
down again without a continuing resolution. The continuing resolution was
supposed to just be a clean continuing resolution that would
get us to March, by which time Trump would be
in office, and presumably, you know, there would be none
of this none, no more of this nonsense. However, Mike
Johnson is allowing all kinds of just added stuff to
be negotiated in order to get this thing past because
he's afraid of having the government shut down. I don't
know why we're afraid shut the damn thing down. Yes,
and so, yeah, and so it's fifteen hundred pages, which
is ridiculous. And here's the first you'll see a news
report about this that includes some thoughts from Mike Johnson,
and then you'll see some reaction from some of the
more fiscally responsible Republican congress people. First, here's Mike and
the news report about Speaker Mike Johnson spoke about it
today giving a status update. Let's take a listen to that.
Speaker 12: Bipartisan work is ongoing. We're almost there.
Speaker 8: We worked really hard to achieve consensus on a bill
that responsibly funds the government into March of next year.
Speaker 12: It'll go to March fourteen, so.
Speaker 2: Almost there, almost there. Why is this process taking so long, Nicol, Well.
Speaker 13: Really it's because they want to put a few extra
bows on it, if you will. You know, this was
always intended to be a clean cr really, with no
bells or whistles. But again, how a few bells and
whistles are being added, but very much needed, according to
the speaker, whether that is disaster relief which the Biden
administration had asked for to help the victims of hurricanes
Milton and Helene, but also to provide more economic assistance
to farmers. That really had been the sticking point, and
really it more had to do with the particulars of
where some of that money might be coming from, and
also Democrats trying to extract some concessions in return. So,
as you know, Nancy, there's always that last minute horse
trading that can sometimes hold.
Speaker 2: Up legislative text.
Speaker 13: But we do believe that at this point everything has
been ironed out, and it has to because money runs
out for the government this Friday. So if they don't
get moving on this soon, obviously they'll be running up
very close to that deadline.
Speaker 1: They're going to have to rely on other insider trading
to make money. Right, It's like, shut it down, just
shut it down. I don't care. They're useless. These people
are useless. I guess so stick of them. They don't
do anything anyway.
Speaker 2: Sucks is that, you know, Mike's giving Democrats enough spending
on new crap, but he won't need all the Republicans,
and so there will be a standout few Republicans who
are just going to be like, this is bullshit and
we're not voting for it. When are we going to
get serious about being the fiscally responsible ones? But then
the Democrats will, they'll get the candy that they want
and they'll vote for it, and then we'll continue the
cycle over and over and over again.
Speaker 1: He's too nice.
Speaker 2: He's this, he's way too nice.
Speaker 1: He's the school teacher that let the classroom get out
of hand. You got to go in there and you
got to be a complete jerk. You gotta be awful,
you gotta be mean, and then you can let up
a little bit once you got him. He went in
there and he was too nice. He's just too nice.
Speaker 2: He is.
Speaker 1: He's not We needed a guy or a woman in
that position. That is just a ball busting pit bull,
you know, and he ain't it. It's just not I
like him. I mean, don't get me wrong. I think
I like him. He seems like a very very nice man.
I just that position you have got to be. You've
just got to be that a ballbuster.
Speaker 2: And I sympathize just because we do have such a
razor thin majority, and so he's in this impossible position
where if enough people say, Nope, we're going to shut
the government down because now it's Republicans in charge and
we want you to have we want you to get
the blame for that, then he has to play ball
because we don't have enough Republican votes. We just don't.
It sucks, but that is the position he's in.
Speaker 1: I get it, But I don't think it's an impossible position.
I just think that there is probably a person out
there that probably could handle that position better than he could.
I don't think it's impossible. I think it can be done.
It's just maybe he's not.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but that fight again, because I know I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't, You're right. So I'm just sick of these
people across the board. I'm just sick of them. They're overpaid,
they're probably asking for a cost of living raise. They're
probably like god, you know what I mean, they're probably
asking for more money. And I just like, I can't, like,
it's hard for me to even talk about these people
without getting in an absolute rage in my blood pressure
going out because I and I don't think I'm alone, because.
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now go to the people that are pushing back, and
thankfully there are several. One of them is Representative Burlison,
who just said that it is a complete dumpster fire.
Here is video of him.
Speaker 14: It's a total dumpster fire. I think it's garbage. This
is what Washington, DC has done. This is why I
ran for Congress. Try to stop this, and sadly this
is happening again. I think that it's shameful that people
that celebrate Doge coming in I can't. And yet we're
going to vote for another billion dollars to be added
to the deficit.
Speaker 15: And so.
Speaker 14: It's ironic.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's fifteen hundred pages. Like the very least you
could do is maybe show it to him. I don't know,
more than the day before Nancy Pelosi.
Speaker 2: Yeah, wasn't this a Republican thing that they were promising
that there would always be all this time to read it?
And you know what I mean, and they don't even
keep their own promises, and so infuriating.
Speaker 1: He's becoming that, well, you have to pass the bill
to see what's in it. Okay, Nance, No, we're not
that like, at least do that people.
Speaker 2: I sup.
Speaker 1: They're absolutely superable.
Speaker 2: And here's a representative from my own now home state
of South Carolina. This is Representative Ralph Norman, also very
very frustrated.
Speaker 16: Evidently going to take an eighteen hundred page document that
we really hadn't read and going to pass it add
more debt. Very frustrating, so opposit at what the Dose
Commission is trying to do. So am I voting for it,
though I'm not what does a lot of us flamed
Paul and the Speaker and the rest of up leadership.
I think if we're going to continue, and I just
said this, we're going to continue to let the Democrats
use the shut the government down. I dare you, if
we're going to continue to capitulate, we're gonna be in
the same box.
Speaker 10: Now.
Speaker 16: It's the time the American people spoke seventy six million
of them and gave us a clear signal.
Speaker 17: Yeah.
Speaker 16: I like Mike, I'm frustrated with the outcome.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, he's part and parcel to that outcome,
you know, And I guess it kind of goes with
what I said. He seems like a very nice man, right,
probably lovely be nice to have, you know, lunch with
him and discuss other things beside that, because I would
get really he hangs out.
Speaker 2: He hangs out with Trump all the time. I mean,
he was in the box with him at the Navy game,
at the Army Navy game. He's with him all the time.
So I have to wonder what those conversations are like
right now, you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Because who is that dude that we were just watching
Who is.
Speaker 2: That Ralph Norman?
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, that guy he hit the nail on
the head. And we said, you know, all these seventy
six million people, we gave them a mandate. You better
get that mandate done, and they're not doing it. They're
not doing it. So it's everything else has been going
very smoothly except for you yahoos who want to do
the same old, same old.
Speaker 2: They ain't gonna fly.
Speaker 1: You need to make some changes, like you're going to
have to just rearrange the way that you think about things,
because you can't just do the same thing and expect
a different result. You got to shake some things up.
Speaker 2: Well, and you know that of all the people that
we're going to be mad about this, Chip Roy was
definitely going to be one of those people. Here was
his reaction coming out of the meeting.
Speaker 12: Swamp's gonna swamp right. Fourteen hundred pages still haven't seen
the text. Multiple subject matters important healthcare legislation in the
context of extenders, piled on the back of a three
month ciar with about one hundred and ten billion unpaid
for twenty five billion a health care policy, half of
which is fake pay for being sold that is paid
for because they're gimmicks and shiffling around the decks, things
like E fifteen, which we didn't even have a full
debate on. This is not the way to do business, right,
And so you know, we've said we'd do something different
since we've been given the majority. Again, we're adding three
hundred and I think thirty billion in literally totally unpaid
for additional deficit spending just since November fifth, in forty
five days. I don't see how that's doing what we're
supposed to be doing. Yeah, I mean, right now, we'll
keep trying to move forward. The Conference itself owns this right,
and the Conference needs to decide whether we're actually serious
about spending. And they talk about, well, we got to
do mandatory spending reform and bend the curve. But we
just voted on a two hundred billion dollars shift of
dollars in social security that's going to shorten the time
when social Security expires or it goes up bank. We're
just fundamentally unserious about spending it. As long as you
got a blank check, you can't shrink government. If you
can't shrink government, you can't live free.
Speaker 1: Yes, Oh my god, that yes, the last two statements
just right on. It's like they just continue to have
a blank check. So what the hell do they care?
They don't care.
Speaker 2: This changes.
Speaker 1: It's a broken record, you guys. Somebody has got to give.
And I don't know what it is that we need
to do to make these people change, but they get
in there and they do have a blank check. It's
just like the codd old kid who's never expected to
get out of the house. Like they're never expected to
actually work because they're entitled and they're spoiled and they
were born into it. Because they keep getting checks from
mommy and daddy, they're never going to be ambitious enough
to do any like to make any internal changes. Right,
They're lazy. These people are lazy.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, it's it is so maddening. Now there
is some hope. I guess I'm not exactly sure how
this would work. But Ran Paul is saying apparently that
he has announce he's announced plans to delay the passage
of this Basically, it's a many of us CR spending
bill which has to be approved by Friday to avoid
the government shut down. He's saying that he's going to
obstruct it unless includes spending cuts, which would potentially push
the Senate vote beyond the deadline and shut down the government.
So it call yeah, I mean, I hope, right, I
hope that that's yeah. I hope that he has that power.
There's other people that are weighing in on this, of course,
on Twitter, Daniel Horowitz saying, Hey, Speaker Johnson, for the
life of me, I can't understand why you would do
an omnibus right before taking over a trifecta and not
instead just pass a simple CR. Representative Luna said, we
are literally being held hostage with the CR. Why was
Helene and Milton funding not a standalone vote? He can
vote on post offices as standalone votes, but not disaster relief,
I mean. And then Sassafras eighty four. I don't know
who that is, but she said, if Republicans don't have
time to read the bill, just don't pass it. Vote. No,
it's not that our folks, it's common sense.
Speaker 1: She's at one hundred percent correct, Yeah.
Speaker 2: And then the co host of Steve Bannon's War Room,
Natalie Winters, she has decided that CR no longer stands
for continuing Resolution. Here's what she thinks it stands for.
Speaker 18: If Democrats had won this most recent election, we would
be in jail right now and you wouldn't even be
able to watch this show. And we won with an
overwhelming mandate. And House Republicans don't really seem to get that.
Seventy seven million Americans just voted for them to stop
this performative BS that they're doing right now. Right, and
it's not even a CR, it's effectively an omnibus.
Speaker 2: But maybe the.
Speaker 18: CR stands for what cock Republicans, because that's what you are.
Speaker 1: She's so right, and she's one hundred percent correct. Yeah,
we don't get it. They don't get it because they
don't have to, because they're spoiled and they're entitled, just
like the Democrats. Yeah, we got to do something about that.
We got a clean house. Some of these people need
to be cleaned out or just not paid.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that would be paid. I wish that was part
of a government shutdown, right, but never, of course never
is I know, but I can't. I don't see. This
is not going to be the end of the world
if we're shut down. It's just not. I mean, so
some parks are going to close. I don't even understand
why that happens. But whatever, some parks are going to close,
some checks will be delayed. Things will be fine, It'll
be fine. We need this to happen.
Speaker 1: We do. We needed to happen.
Speaker 2: Yeah, if you've been waiting and waiting and waiting for
the current president of the United States to weigh in
on what's going on with all these freakin' drones that
are in our skies, I am pleased to inform you
that Joe Biden has finally waged in. And if you
were waiting for him to say something really profound, I
regret to inform you that is not what happened. And
peer is what happened when when a reporter asked him, Hey,
what do you make all those drones up? There's the
behind all there's nothing their is apparently, but they're checking
it all out.
Speaker 1: I think it's just one.
Speaker 7: There's a lot of drones.
Speaker 16: Auth rise up there.
Speaker 2: I think once started and they all guys, everybody's.
Speaker 8: Wanted to get in the deal.
Speaker 1: Wait, wait, wait, I just want to make sure we
heard that correctly. So he said, one gets up there
and then they all want to get in on the deal.
Is that what that's what he said. That's what the
President of the United States said. The Americans about the drones.
They all just want to It's like peer pressure, you guys,
it's drone peer pressure. They're all like, oh my god,
they're in.
Speaker 2: The sky, going to get their.
Speaker 1: Their parents teach them that the drone. Parents don't teach
them that they don't have to follow the crowd. What
is he saying. That's what he said, correctly. Oh my god.
Speaker 2: Okay, I mean, I just wow, I just that. So
that's it. That's all we're getting from the current president
of the United States.
Speaker 1: That's all we're going to get five weeks after they've
been flying around. Thanks a lot, Thanks Joe, great legacy,
you got there. Good job, good job you.
Speaker 2: And kamalak Kamala. I don't even know what to make
of one of these clips. There's two clips of her,
both very short. She was speaking to I don't even
know who. It doesn't matter, but you know how she is.
She's always been so proud of herself. When she thinks
she's saying something truly profound, she gets that look, you
know that, like she'll do the nod and like the.
Speaker 1: He's like, oh space and buses.
Speaker 2: Yeah, right, the unburdened, you know, like she gets really
proud of herself. So she's doing that again. She's got
a line that's been obviously fed to her that she
believes is very inspirational, and she waits for people to
react to just how inspirational it is, and then she giggles. Right,
this is this is her. Here she is with her profundite.
Speaker 13: Test of our commitment is weather in the face of
an obstacle, do we throw up our hands?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 2: Or do we roll up our sleeves?
Speaker 17: Oh?
Speaker 1: Who?
Speaker 2: And as we approach.
Speaker 1: Clever, oh, clever Kama.
Speaker 2: She's so deep.
Speaker 1: I want them to keep putting her out there. I
wanted to run for governor of California. I want all
those things, because the more they parade these village idiots around,
the better it is for us. You know, she is
like the top, one of the top, maybe in the
top like five village idiots on that side. She's so
dum just.
Speaker 2: So dumb.
Speaker 1: And drunk. I mean, let's just get real. She's drunk,
you guys, gotcha Scotcht.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Well, she wasn't done, you guys. Remember there was
a insane quote of hers from a previous word salad
from months ago where she talked about thinking about living,
being in the context of which you exist or I
don't remember the exact wordage of it. It was so
it meant nothing, right, it meant absolutely nothing. But so
I don't understand this clip because you can tell she's
referencing that same quote but also knows that she's doing
it and that and she has to know that people
made fun of her for it, and so just watch
what she does here, because I don't know what to
make of it. Do you to remember.
Speaker 17: The context in which you exist?
Speaker 19: What?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I did that?
Speaker 7: You didn't know?
Speaker 1: What is she talking about?
Speaker 2: Well, it's like she's referencing something that people made fun
of her for endlessly, and then she's doing it again.
But I can't tell if she's doing it like she
seems serious about it, You know what I mean, she's
not making fun of herself. I don't think you know that.
Speaker 1: I just I can't get past the jacket, have you guys?
She is she's wearing like the Kim Jong un pantsuit line,
and I can't get past it, Like she constantly wear
that wears the jackets that look exactly like his and
I she needs.
Speaker 2: To know there's like either a lot of collar or
there's like no right pels.
Speaker 1: Uh huh. Yeah, it's like she's yes, she is. She's
wearing North Korean suits.
Speaker 2: She's very blazery.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's hard. It's hard for me to get past
that and even listen to the nonsense that's coming out
of her face.
Speaker 2: Well, maybe you should be thinking about the context in
which you exist.
Speaker 1: She did that, you guys, she did that.
Speaker 2: And that was hilarious. And I don't. I don't. I
don't understand any of that. I don't understand what we're
not supposed to do. You're okay, And I definitely don't understand,
even though you always think I do. You're always like
you understand all that trans weird when.
Speaker 1: You are a psychology major.
Speaker 2: It's true.
Speaker 1: I feel like you have a better grasp of all
of the mental illness than I do.
Speaker 2: I just I do like a freak show, as you
know you do.
Speaker 1: She likes to watch those shows where people eat couch cushions,
you know, and then try to understand why they do it.
And I'm just like, you're a freak. So we're two
very different kind of people. That's why I ask you,
what is that? Why are they that way?
Speaker 7: Well?
Speaker 2: And I am fascinated by just how crazy it's gotten
Like that truly is impressive, Like the level of insanity
that it has reached, the because.
Speaker 1: We've allowed it, We've allowed its true, because we've embraced
mental illness in this country. We've not done what we
used to do, and that is you're a freaking loon.
And then we and put the kebash to it and
like put them in a place, you know what I mean.
Instead we're like, you're a hero.
Speaker 2: You're a hero.
Speaker 1: For being mentally that's what we're doing now, and you're
living your truth right, And so more and more people
are like, wait, I get to be a hero for
being mentally ill.
Speaker 2: Sign me up. That's easy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And this is what we're doing.
Speaker 2: It's what we're doing, yeah, I mean, and it's just
getting weirder and weirder and weirder. And so there's an example.
I don't know if this is like a trailer for
some documentary or like a trailer for an episode of
a TV show. I don't exactly know what this clip
is from, but it's featuring a completely upside down family.
So imagine a man, like an actual regular dude, marrying, yes,
marrying an actual biological woman, like a normal relationship. They
get married, the guy decides he wants to be a woman,
and the wife decides that she's a lesbian. So that
works out. And then they have two kids, one of
whom is gay and the other, miraculously somehow is straight.
And this is a family now, and this is what
that looks like.
Speaker 7: I'm a trans woman. Jenny's a lesbian. Our oldest son
is gay, and our youngest son is straight. We embrace
who we are. We got married as man and wife.
Speaker 20: I started asking Jenny little things to kind of push
some of the gender boundaries.
Speaker 2: I knew exactly where we were headed. We thought we
were doomed.
Speaker 20: I had some friends that told me themselves they had
trouble coming to terms.
Speaker 2: We went from a family that no one looked at
twice to a family that everybody.
Speaker 7: Is looking at.
Speaker 20: Having this bottom surgery was something that I had to
do for me. I am, I'm excited to wear a
two piece swimsuit.
Speaker 4: Here we go here, Okay, all right, but did you
catch that part where She's like, now everybody looks to us.
Speaker 1: Did you catch that it's like now everybody. Really, it's
kind of like transgender kids. I think it's a social
contagion because a lot of these kids are like every
I was nothing special. This makes me special, and now
people will look at me, and now people will like
prop me up on a pedestal and say, oh, you're
so brave, you're so this, you're so that, when they
didn't have anything before. I'm you know, that's how I
feel about it. A lot of these people, maybe not all.
I know there are actual transgenders out there who are transgender,
But then there are a lot who do it because
they just want attention or they want or they're not
getting something else in their life and they're like, well
maybe i'll do this and listen, at that age, like
especially at the preteen age, very vulnerable, very malleable at
that age, and if they're not getting affirmation or validation
someplace else, you know, if.
Speaker 2: They can't, I mean, you can't be a tomboy anymore.
If you have the wrong parents as a tomboy, you're
gonna be You're gonna be trans'd, right, because that's just
the se can't you act like you are interested in
boy things, traditional boy things, if you have psycholiberal parents,
they will glom on and insist that you, oh, you're
really a girl.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and a lot of it is really a boy rather,
going back to what that woman said, a lot of it.
A lot of it is because a lot of these
parents want freaking attention because they're narcissistic weirdos. Yeah, these people,
these adults want to be like, oh, look I have
a trans kid. Look how awesome I am. I'm so great.
Speaker 2: No, yeah, they want the attention to You're right.
Speaker 1: Right, parents are terrible. It's in a lot of cases
it's child abuse.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's just gotten so stupid. Like there's the
video that you're about to see. I mean, it's just
it's just completely made up nonsense. So there's a new
gender in town, and this girl, because that's what she is,
is here to tell you about it.
Speaker 17: Trian gender, which means like a triangle, I have three genders.
No you don't, male, female, and non binary. And the
difference between triegender and gender fluid is that I feel
all three of these genders at the same time, all
the time. It doesn't ever shift or change or I
feel one gender more strongly than the other, Like gender
fluid tends to be. Also, I should recognize and accept
that a lot of people don't see non binary as
a third gender. They see it as something completely separate
from the binary of male and female. But for me,
it's like a third gender, or I guess you could
call it a third identity.
Speaker 1: So it does. The blue lipstick is that like part
of it. Seriously, the blue lipstick and the blue hair.
It's like a dead giveaway.
Speaker 2: It's fine, and it's conformist, which is exactly what they
theoretically don't want to be an end up being.
Speaker 1: They all are the same, right, this is the thing.
It's like they're all in like a little cult.
Speaker 2: And then, because then, I've always thought the whole term
of non binary is so it just doesn't make any
sense because non binary makes you, It makes the assumption
that there is no binary if there, if you're non binary,
you are neither male nor female. But if you're non
binary and you're not binary, then you just created a
whole new binary.
Speaker 1: But didn't We used to call that asexual.
Speaker 2: If you well, that's that's sexual preference. That's like who
you want to sleep with, not like who you identify as.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, see this is what you understand, and
I don't want to. I just don't care to understand it.
You know, I don't know. And if that's a file
like that, and if that makes me a terrible person,
then I guess I'm a terrible person because this has
gotten to be such a huge pretzel that I just
don't even want to I don't even want to get
near that pretzel. I don't. I want no part of
it because I think it's just a giant pretzel of
mental illness that needs to be dealt with. That's what
I think.
Speaker 7: I don't.
Speaker 2: I would love but I and again, because you know
how I am. I do love the freak shows, and
I'm so curious about what makes these people so psycho
that I would love to ask that girl, which she
clearly is, what does it mean to feel non binary
at the same time as you feel like a girl
and feel like a boy, Like, how is that even possible?
Because she's literally just making that up because she wants attention, right,
and people give it to her.
Speaker 1: People give her attention, and her parents, if they are
supportive of that and they've helped to groom that behavior,
they also are in turn getting attention which is gross.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they should be get her braces and less attention.
Speaker 1: They should totally be getting her braces and like not
buying her that damn lipstick looks ridiculous.
Speaker 2: Seriously, Mark Jacobs, famous designer man, he's also pushing gender boundaries.
I don't know why, but he's doing this to his nails.
Speaker 5: Now or into a world where this conversation no longer exists,
where there is no such.
Speaker 2: Thing as what men do and what women do and
what you know.
Speaker 8: It's like everything for me is an opportunity to express oneself,
no matter your gender, gender identity.
Speaker 7: But I know that we still are in this world,
not the world I dream of.
Speaker 11: And these are pretty bold for any guy to wear anywhere,
and you're not.
Speaker 20: Yeah, I think I was just inspired, like to push
the needle a little bit further in the right direction
or the left direction.
Speaker 2: And so that's that's where they came from.
Speaker 1: That's what they're about. I'm looking forward to a world
where mental illness is not treated like a superpower. It's
not you look like an idiot, dude, Like those nails
on a woman or a man. The nails like we
could just take the nails, okay, Like I don't just
take your face away. You look ridiculous. How do you
wipe your butt?
Speaker 2: That's true.
Speaker 1: I've always wondered that, right, those nails, just the nails
are ridiculous on you. On a man, I mean, stop it.
Speaker 2: It's like he said it's bold. You heard him say,
it's not old for a man to wear this.
Speaker 1: Bold is a man going like working in an oil field,
going into combat. That's bold. That takes courage. What you're
doing is wearing fake nails. Shut up, You're not courageous.
It's not bold. You just look like an idiot. It's
just so stupid. I'm like, I can't believe that people
look at this and go, oh yeah, it's like stunning
em braver. Yeah, stunning embrave.
Speaker 2: But this is I mean definitely what Hollywood was would do,
what the fashion world would do, is they would look
at this and be like, oh my god, he's such
an inspiration. This is iconic, you know, which is why
we call it hollyweird, right for sure. And unfortunately this
is the kind of stuff that is filtering down in
our schools and being promoted and indoctrinated to kids. This
father learned of an assignment that his daughter received in school.
Was so outraged tried to call the pre It ended
up in front of a school board meeting talking about
this assignment. You're not going to believe what this teacher
was going to make these kids do. Take a listen.
Speaker 5: Thank you guys for having me. I am here to
talk about an assignment that was showed into my daughter's classroom.
I'm going to read the assignment.
Speaker 19: I do have a.
Speaker 5: Picture, but that's you know that. Another says, stand in
a circle. Each of you is now gay or lesbian,
and you're about to begin your coming out process. You
cannot talk for the rest of this activity. I don't
see how this is part of the California curriculum for education,
something that it does other than groom children. Yep, it's
not okay, It's disgusting and it should not be allowed.
I was told by the vice president or sorry, vice
principal Brancho the first time I called that it was
not part of the curriculum. I then emailed doctor Viorel.
He emailed me back saying, oh no, this is definitely
part of the curriculum, this specific activity. Then he had
one of his other vice principles called me to confirm
that it was really part of this curriculum. I have
tried to get into contact with doctor Burrel over the
phone about seven times, eight times with and just failed
every single time. He has not reached out to me
himself personally. Other than the first email of contact that
we have, I've reached out to doctor Matt Doyle. I
do understand that we will be having a meeting between
January sixth and the thirteenth. I believe so there is that.
I don't think that this assignment should ever be taught
to any children. It does not do anything other than
groom them. Should not be allowed. Anybody who teaches this
should be fired immediately. That's all I have to say
about it.
Speaker 2: Okay, thank you.
Speaker 5: It just so that you know, if you can't spoken full,
we can't respond for I understand, thank you.
Speaker 2: Wow, act like you're coming out?
Speaker 1: What right?
Speaker 2: And why?
Speaker 1: What class is this?
Speaker 7: Is it?
Speaker 1: Geometry?
Speaker 2: Like? What is it?
Speaker 1: Because it probably is? It probably is probably like ap calculus,
And this is what they're doing because there's.
Speaker 2: A single subject that requires any kid to pretend that
they're coming out as gay.
Speaker 5: Less.
Speaker 1: You can't tell me a single one, not a single one.
What are we doing in our schools. Seriously, there are
certain subjects that need to be taught, stick to them.
Speaker 20: M hm.
Speaker 1: This just enrages me. It's right, it's this is not difficult,
and this is the thing, like, we can make education
great again. We could totally do it. We just need
to weed out some of this garbage and then obviously
get rid of the Department of Education. We have mega,
but we got to make education great again, make EDU
mega mega mega. We have to. But but the Department
of Education has to go. They got to start rooting
out some of these teachers. I just I refuse to
give up on public schools because why would I do that.
I pay for them. You do too, Why would we
just throw in the towel. I mean, I think that
we can change just It's like we can change you know,
health in this country, and RFK can do that. I
think that the education system can also be changed. There
are people that are good teachers out there, you know.
I mean, I have a friend that's probably watching right now.
My friend Jen, her daughter just became a teacher's she's
going to be an amazing teacher. So I see people
like that, and I think, Okay, there's hope. There's hope
for people in the public school system. They exist, you guys.
It's not like every single teacher sucks. They don't. Oh no,
So I feel sorry for the teachers who are really
good and love it and they want to do it
for the right reasons. We got to get rid of
the bad ones. We got to get rid of the
crap and the decay and are in this garbagem you.
Speaker 2: Know, absolutely all right? Moving on, because we've talked about
the scal that slept with one hundred men in twenty
four hours before. Her name is Lily Phillips. I think
we've talked about in a couple of different shows, and
now Candace Owens was on not her own podcast, but
she was a guest. She and Phillips were both guests
on a different podcast, and that podcast allowed Candace to
confront Lily about the fact that she there were these
clips that were going around social media. I guess last
week of her crying immediately after she finished that day
with the hundred dudes. But if you I watched the
whole documentary, it was forty minutes on YouTube, and it
turns out that the clips were kind of taken out
of context. Because the reason that she was crying was
not because she was, you know, traumatized for her Yeah,
she wasn't. She wasn't at all traumatized by the experience.
She felt bad that she wasn't able to pleasure the
guys the way they expected. That was genuinely why she
was crying, because she didn't give enough time to some
of the guys who were expecting a full five minutes,
and she was only able to give them three. And
that's why she was crying. The girl is just a whore.
I mean, there's no other way I put it.
Speaker 1: I think that people are just so hesitant to accept
that fact. Like they want to think that she's a victim,
and they want to think that, oh my god, we
have to save her. And like I you know, sometimes
girls are.
Speaker 2: Just like that.
Speaker 1: She she is like that, they exist, They're out there,
you know, And I that's the thing. I mean, maybe
she just is kind of a skanky hoe.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and she has no regrets obviously, because now she's
up up in the ante to a thousand guys in
twenty four hours, which is almost like Candace even pointed out,
that's one guy per eighty six seconds. That's how quickly.
I mean it's like she's going to be like on
a conveyor belt essentially, like there's no I don't even
know how that's going to work. I don't want to
know how that's gonna work. But anyway she's she's doing,
that's all. She's gung ho about it. She could not
have less regret about what she went through. And Candace,
I mean, I get what she's trying to do. She's
trying to speak rationally to her, get her to understand
she's worth more than what she's doing to herself. But
this seems to fall on deaf ears. Here's a little
bit of their conversation.
Speaker 21: And to make light a situation. But in the moment,
you know, you were crying, and I get obviously what
attracts you to this. I'm not I'm not going to
be patronizing these questions. It's money and it's same. You know,
these are demonic possessions. You know what people will do
for this sort of attention. You're getting a lot of
it right now because you've you know, done something, you're
saying you're gonna do something that no person has done,
and sincely with a thousand people in one day, but
how do you ignore what you felt after that and
how you felt after that and just brought to have
faced for tenant? It's normal and it's so clearly was
not like you clearly were traumatized by the experience.
Speaker 3: I personally don't think I was traumatized. I chose to
do this. This was something that I wanted to do.
I mean, I'm not gonna sit around and say it
was fucking easy. Well, I don't think I was traumatized
from it at all. I think as well, obviously from
what you might have seen from the documentary, like a
lot the good points I talked about was also very
much cut out, you know at the end of the
day that they'res how and now, And that's kind of
the narrative that they went for, is like this seems
like a sad girl, you know, and I don't want
people to hity me or feel sorry for me.
Speaker 1: This is what I chose to do.
Speaker 2: But why were you crying? Are you saying these were
happy tears?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 3: I was extremely overwhelmed.
Speaker 1: Like it was.
Speaker 3: It was very intense, and yeah, I mean the experience
was obviously like we had it like an hour conversation
after and obviously when he started croving me about some
experiences in it, it was.
Speaker 2: You know, it brought up some places.
Speaker 3: I'm a very emotional girl, so I cry a lot.
Speaker 1: And you know, it's the men are just as bad.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, the men are vile.
Speaker 1: Men are just as bad as her. You know, Yeah,
she totally needs help, she does, but it's it's her.
It's this is the thing. I think people are trying
to somehow make her a victim in all of this,
but she's the one setting it up. She's the one
doing it, and she's inviting these dudes who are like,
who are these dudes? I mean, they are just the
scum of the earth. These dudes that agree to do
this gross. I'm I'm judging them just like I'm judging her.
Speaker 8: M h.
Speaker 1: It's just all gross. It's all gross, and no, none
of this should be normalized. In fact, it's like it's
kind of like, you know, Mock and I wrote in
our book ten years ago about shame and how shame
needs to we need to bring that and make that
great again.
Speaker 19: Shame.
Speaker 1: This is one of those situations where like, this chick
needs to be shamed. It's gross, Like this is this
is behavior that is just it's disgusting. It needs to
be called out for what it is. Am I supposed
to feel sorry for her? No, she's making a ton
of money doing this. She's making money and she's showing
other and there are other girls on OnlyFans doing stuff
like this that make good jillions of dollars every single year.
When you know, like I've taught my daughters, you go
out there and you do you be a good person
in society. You be a good woman. You you know,
believe in God, do the right things and like and
work for a living. These chicks are out there just
being hoes and like that. That is it's prevalent in
this age group. Like a lot of girls out there
her are young, see her and they think, well, why
would I go get an education? Why would I go
do this? Why would you when I can just like
get on camera or maybe not do exactly what she's doing.
But even these OnlyFans girls, they could get on camera
and show their bits and pieces and like make tons
of money. It's gross. It needs to all be shamed,
all of it.
Speaker 2: Well, Candace talked to her, like, you know, asked her
about her family because in the documentary she taught. She
tells the guy that's the documentary maker. She's like, oh, yeah,
my parents are totally supportive. My mom handles all the finances,
totally supportive. She's got this intact family and so but
Candace pressed her on that and said, your mom is
abusing you. She was like, no, she's not. This isn't abuse.
I mean, she just wants to help me. That's all
she's doing. She just wants to help me. And Candace
was like, she's allowing you to be violated without encouraging
you not to do it. And ultimately it came out
from Lily that her her parents don't want her to
do this, but they don't want to lose their relationship
with her, that they have tried to talk her out
of it, but that at this point they they know
that if they keep pushing, they will lose her forever.
So they just have her in their lives in the
only way that she allows them to, which is as
a whore. And I don't know, man, I don't know
what I would do in that situation as a parent.
I just have no idea, Like, outside of begging and
insisting that your child corrects the behavior, you what do
you do do you just give up on the relationship,
you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean I don't know about that, but if
her mom is handling stuff, she's obviously taken a cut financially.
So it's all great discussing. It's absolutely discussing. And her father,
how can you be a father? I mean seriously, it's like,
what would I do? I know what my husband do.
He'd be beating a crap out of like every single
guy that got near one of our daughters and that,
like so they wouldn't even stand a chance, you know
what I mean. This is the thing, there's there's a
I don't know what would we do? I can't even
I can't even wrap my brain around because it's.
Speaker 2: Just not in the realm of possibility.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so it isn't in the realm of possibility because
there's such a disconnect between that and me. I can't
I'm sorry, but it just it would not happen. It
wouldn't happen. It's like, because you raise girls to believe
in themselves and have strength in their character and to
be godly and to love themselves and to respect themselves
enough to not do that. Like what I'm just I
don't want to listen. It's like, we're not supposed to
shame other people, but we should. We should. We actually,
we need to start doing that more and more, especially
as women. Feminism has ruined so much for us. Yeah,
and that is one of the things that it's done,
is it's don't such shame, don't do this, don't shame her. Well,
maybe if there was some shame in this child's life,
she wouldn't be doing this.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she's vile, you guys, She's a vile whore. And
I don't. I stopped feeling sorry for her after I
listened to her talk more about how she just has
absolutely no regrets. And I get it. Like people will say,
well she will, you know, there's going to come a
point in her life where she will have regret, where
she is going to look back on this and just
feel so much shame about it. Well, I mean that's
the price you pay. I guess she'll be doing that
floating in her bath tub of money. But you know
what I mean, Like I don't feel sorry for her.
I just don't.
Speaker 1: I just can't. Like there's a weird thing because I
know that you feel this the same way as I do.
When it comes to parents, like I listen, I have
a completely dysfunctional family, But at no point did I
ever want to disappoint my parents. Yeah, when I was younger,
you know what I mean, Like, I can't imagine doing that.
And if she does have a good relationship with their parents,
is it really Because that's part of bringing a kid
up is making sure that they understand that if you
do things that are terrible, I'm going to be super
disappointed in you. And you don't want you want them
to have the fear of God in them that they
don't want to ever do that. Right, Yes, you want
to raise kids in that way. And I think a
lot of kids these days, like some of these girls
that are doing this, it's like who raised them? Because
there's no shame And that's not okay. We got to
bring back some shame.
Speaker 2: We need something good. We have a couple of things
that are really good. One of those things is the
governor are look at dances Sack. I know it's been
so long since we haven't Santa's clip, but he was
talking about how vets often make really great teachers, and
he was pushing back I guess on someone who was
suggesting that they.
Speaker 1: Don't veterans veterans veterans.
Speaker 2: Yes, right, And so I loved what he said back
to that person. It was perfect as things that Ron
de Santa says often are. Here is the clip.
Speaker 22: Said, oh, you know, military service, what does that teach
you to do anything? And they were downplaying it, and
I'm just thinking to myself, you know, I would take
somebody that served multiple tours in Afghanistan and that experience
over somebody that went to the Harvard School of Education
and learned intersectional Marxism. I would take that any day
of the week and twice on Sunday over that. So
this is valuable experience.
Speaker 1: It's true. I love that he recognizes that. Good for him.
Speaker 2: I've missed him too.
Speaker 1: He's been awfully quiet lately, you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm kind of doing his Florida thing, which and
he's been doing it great. Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Also, friend of the show, Nick Fradus, he's been on
our show before. It's been a while, but he spoke
out after this most recent school shooting, and he just
broke down the whole ridiculousness of the gun control conversation
so well in a minute and a half that we
just had to share it with you. Guys, take a listen.
Speaker 19: Quick, but it's difficult give them the topic. There's been
another school shooting, which means there will inevitably be a
lot of people calling for a greater restriction of private
gun ownership. And I understand that impulse, but I just
want to ask this some question if we're genuinely concerned
about problem solving. Gun ownership of the United States has
been prolific since our founding, it's almost two hundred fifty years.
Gun ownership of semi automatic rifles and pistols has been
prolific for over one hundred years, and yet school shootings
are relatively recent phenomenon. About the last thirty years, they've
become more common. Now, would it make sense to blame
the inanimate object that has been in the hands of
American citizens and yet never resulted in this outcome, or
would it make more sense to look at the social
and cultural conditions which may be influencing these shooters in
the last thirty years. I think that at least bears
some consideration. For instance, I've never seen American society more
obsessed with this idea of moral relativism, the idea that
truth is relative. I've never seen American society more obsessed
with grievance. I've never seen them more obsessed with this
concept of breaking everybody down into oppressors or oppressed. And therefore,
I don't think it's a huge stretch to believe that,
especially young people who are not capable of processing or
weeding out that which is a legitimate grievance, which is
that which is imagined from coming to the conclusion that
they are morally justified and taking out their anger and
frustration on other people that they perceive to be their oppressors. Now,
if you're not going to even consider that, and you're
just going to focus on the guns, I'm going to
first question your logic, but if you persist, I'm going
to start to question your motivation.
Speaker 2: Boom boom, Right, I just know so well said it
really really was.
Speaker 1: He's so right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was a good one.
Speaker 1: And if you look at you can actually look at
a graph what he said about the past thirty years,
and it is daggering because many of us in this
chat right now went to school like in the eighties,
and you had guys that will come to school with
gun racks, guns on their gun racks well right into
the parking lot. Hello, grew up in Georgia. It happened.
Didn't think twice. I didn't think twice about anybody shooting
up my school and there were guns all over my
parking lot.
Speaker 2: Yep, it's not the guns.
Speaker 1: It's not the guns.
Speaker 2: It's just not all right. It's time for your d D.
Speaker 1: Stephen Baldwin. Is he okay? Or maybe he is okay
and he's trying to tell us something. I don't know.
I just thought this was interesting and I wanted to
share it.
Speaker 15: It is all of them, all of them, and not
one we'll be able to escape.
Speaker 2: What the hell he did?
Speaker 1: Another one too? It is very similar. But I think
I think he's talking about, like you know, Epstein's list
and all of that kind of stuff coming out. I
think he's talking about like that there's gonna be something
happening or brewing, especially when Trump takes office and they
start releasing lists and everything. I think he's delighting in
maybe that. Maybe I'm crapy about it.
Speaker 2: Like why does any be less creepy? I don't know.
Speaker 1: I totally don't know, because that's kind of who he
is now. We were talking this morning and pre show.
But remember when he was like really cute back in
the eighties and nineties. He did all these movies and
he was kind of goofy and cute. He was the
cute Baldwin brother, like the the goofy, crazy youngest Baldwin
Baldwin brother. And now he's just doing, you know, kind
of creepy.
Speaker 2: You have to wonder, like does he ever even talk
to Alec? Like are they do they? What is that? Like?
Speaker 1: Oh my god? You giving with them together? And not
because Billy Baldwin is a huge lib too.
Speaker 2: And Daniel, like where does he fit into the mix?
Speaker 1: No, I'm not really sure. I don't know. It's probably
half and half with the family because you imagine holidays
with that family.
Speaker 2: I cannot, I cannot.
Speaker 1: That was anyway, So that happened. I don't really know
what it means, but I have some theories. We'll see
what happens. I just will time to get into office
and start releasing the list.
Speaker 2: We have some yesterday, thank yous, And we also have
some venmos and a couple of locals, and I'll give
you the cue when it's time to get to these,
because we've got some folks here too. From yes H's Day,
Alexandra said this, if you want to live a healthier lifestyle,
I highly recommend listening to the Primal podcast and watching
doctor Yvon Burkhardt's YouTube channel. Both channels have great information
on healthy, non toxic living when it comes to food
and non food items. So thank you for the tip
to Alexandra. And then Kelly Wiseman said, Merry Christmas, jerks.
Why do cows have hooves because they lack toast? All
love over on locals, Judy Flood says, good morning chicks,
and Audrey Kraus five says Kamala please go away? Boy
did we dodge a bullet not getting her as the
president few And then on Venmo, Adam Knowle says the
cr is horrible, but no party wants to be the
one labeled as the ones that shut the government down
because if it does close, there's no payments to Social Security,
veterans benefits or active duty service members. I pray with
the new Congress in January, with Trump, it will get better.
Speaker 1: That's hope we'll see. It's all you know, Copper Top
and I five Merry Christmas to you both, Thanks for
all you do and keeping us informed at twenty twenty five,
Here we come. Can you believe Christmas is a week
from today? You guys from today? I'm today? Uh huh right?
Faria twenty three. I got a StairMaster the other day
and can't put my finger on it, but it keeps
driving me up the wall.
Speaker 2: I see what he's doing there, because he did there.
Speaker 1: Carrier twenty three. Brian Brumley. Why are pediatricians so agitated
because they have so little patience? Get it? Take my money?
Thank you, Brian astro Ham, Hi, Daisy and Mock. It's
me Fair, Hi, Fairy, have a great show and happy holidays.
Fairy is in He's in Amsterdam. I think that's where
Fairy is and he listens to us ver far for
I hope I have that right, Fairy. It's either yeah,
I think it's Amsterdam. Happy Dad joke of Sorry nerd
Dad eighty three, Happy Dad joke Wednesday. My friend claims
he glued himself to his autobiography. I don't believe him,
but that's the story and he's sticking to it. Keep
up the great work, chicks, take my money.
Speaker 2: That was a good one.
Speaker 1: Raymond Cromley. Thanks. Girls always need a laugh in the morning.
Thank you, Raymond, Nathan sayingster him nathanthan how's Nathan? You
know who doesn't know? Scores of illegal immigrants pouring into
the country. I don't know what that's regarding. You know,
who doesn't know? Who doesn't know? I don't know what
that means. But thank you, Nathan d. Yukanovich. Thank you
for the supersticker. Debbie Harris, thank you for the supersticker.
And Anne Bli. Good morning, chicks. Please help me to
wish my beautiful sister happy fiftieth birthday, Happy, happy birthday.
Oh I'm sorry, Brian Bramley, another one. Thanks a lot, ladies.
Now Barb and I have to go to the Amish
Bakery and get a pretzel because we were talking about pretzels,
so now he's hungry. Yes, Rachel Gerhardt, huge tomboy as
a kid. Thank god I was born when I was
and have the family I do. I'm a regular gay
and fem at times, tomboy at others, and that's okay, exactly,
that's okay, right, yeah, exactly, Yes, Robert Clark, she slept
with one hundred men who were the men who agreed
to participate in something like this. That is a great question, Robert,
and I saw that one of them. I saw a
video of one of the guys who was shaking afterwards.
Speaker 2: He was he couldn't even hold the water bottle. Yeah,
I watched the whole thing, and he was. And the
reason he was shaking is because he was afraid of
being found out. He was like, I'll get kicked out
of the house if my dad finds out. He was
all worried about being found out. None of them were exposed, like,
none of their faces were on camera.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: But yeah, that's why he was so freaked out.
Speaker 1: So gross, Aaron Powers regarding that class assignment and my
lesbian ass would be flying up to that school to
raise heal faster than you can say gay. Disgusting and
completely inexcusable. Take my money, Yes, Aaron the Great Gatsby
regarding only fans, she's not doing anything new. It just
used to be called porn and was shamed by keeping
it hidden legislative legislative, OnlyFans content needed. Yeah, I don't.
I don't really know how to control that.
Speaker 2: I just work.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know, but I do know that these
women are making ridiculous ridiculous amounts of money. And the
reason that they're making a lot of money is because
there's an audience for it.
Speaker 2: There's a market.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's a market. Unfortunately, Tammy Fiffer, it always hurt
more when parents said that they were disappointed in you
than being mad at you. Yes, totally, I mean right.
Happy holidays everyone, Jose morning from Texas. Dad jokes to
get us through the shutdown. What do you call a
criminal landing and airplane? Condescending?
Speaker 2: Con get it?
Speaker 1: What's a dog's favorite superhero? Labrathor why aren't dogs allowed
in bars because they can't control their liquor? I love it.
That's fantastic. Sheila Larson, Good morning, chick Nation. I dropped
a copy of a Christmas Carol on my toe. Oh
it hurts like the Dickens. Merry Christmas everyone, so one.
I really was good and Jose, Daisy love the camera,
but you totally miss the morning Hunt. Take my money again.
I know you guys are wearing Camo. I'm not in
any way shape or for I'm going to hunt, I.
Speaker 2: Prose and I am not going to be doing anything
with gay Fish, but I'm wearing a shirt from the
Gay Fish Company.
Speaker 1: How do you know that they're gay?
Speaker 2: Why are they?
Speaker 8: Why?
Speaker 1: Why are you gay?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Okay, we're bringing it in, everybody bringing in. We made
it through Wednesday sorta, I mean a little bit. You
guys still have a little bit more to go of
your Wednesday. I hope it's a wonderful, wonderful day and
we will talk to you tomorrow.
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