Speaker 1: Happy Monday, everybody. How are we doing this morning?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: Hello, good morning, greetings.
Speaker 2: Good morning. We're gonna get right to a crazy story
out of California, because there, I don't know why the
first lady, Gavin's wife calls herself the first partner, or
while why he calls for the first partner, or why
why the office her office is called the office of
the first Partner. I don't get any of that. I
think it's so stupid because.
Speaker 1: I can't find what a woman is?
Speaker 2: Is that why?
Speaker 1: Yeah? She can't, he can't. Nobody in California can. They
can't find except for some of the people here that
are from California. They know what a woman is, but
you know, like people on the left can't define what
a woman is. So it's like I'm the first partner.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's just dumb.
Speaker 1: It just sounds dumb.
Speaker 2: You're the first lady. Shut up and stop trying to
be wall stop anyway there apparently so this office it
is a tax According to this Twitter account I saw,
it is a taxpayer fun boomdoggle that shells out over
one point two million dollars a year to staff. That's
just what it costs to staff wo Seebel, Newsom's aids, advisors,
all of her communications people, whatever. And so it's not
a huge amount of money, as this fellow points out,
but still nobody, nobody wants to do this. Nobody cares
that she has an office.
Speaker 1: And two millions a lot of money. I think it's
a ton of money.
Speaker 2: Well, in the grand scheme of a budget of California,
a lot of money to us. But you know, in
the grand scheme of a budget, it's a tiny little
piece of the budget. It's still a big fat deal.
And now they are hiring another job. They have a
job posting for what do they even call it? The office?
The first partner is seeking director of California for all women?
Speaker 1: What is that?
Speaker 2: What do you?
Speaker 1: Okay? So what do they do? Because you're really good
at this stuff at breaking down like from an eightctive,
what all this bullshit means?
Speaker 2: It doesn't mean anything. It means that they're going to
be meetings a lot, and they are going to talk
in big words salads and accomplish exactly nothing nothing because
they're the main the main requirement for this job is
related to gender equity, incoding women's wealth and economic opportunity,
women's health, and gender based violence. And I was amazed
at the salary. Yeah, yeah, eighty five to fifteen in
California is not going to get them very far.
Speaker 1: It won't get them very far in California. But like
any place else, that's a really good salary.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a great salary if you live in a
normal state.
Speaker 1: But meanwhile, California. My kids are arriving today from California
because it sucks so bad there, Like, you can't you
can't start a family there, you can't buy a house there.
They're going to buy a nice house here. They're going
to have a great family here because you can't you
crap there, No, you can't, because Gavin Newsom has completely
destroyed it. Congrat you know who?
Speaker 2: You know who else? You know who else has real that.
Robbie Williams.
Speaker 1: Robbie Williams, he's my favorite.
Speaker 2: So he is high tailing it out of the state.
He lives in the like the Malibu area or of LA
or whatever. And so he has just sold his home
in LA to Drake and he has bought a forty
million dollar Florida mansion in Coral Gables. The picture of
it is absolutely spectacular. Look at this amazing home. I mean,
it's wow, picturesque, absolutely beautiful, and they're doing a bunch
of renovations to it. But I thought that the article
that went along with this story was interesting because it
listed the main reason for him leaving that it's attack,
it's from a tax perspective, and just the environment overall
in California. That's why they're leaving. They're looking for a
different lifestyle because, as you said, California.
Speaker 1: Oh, I have a question. Can you go back to
that really quick? Go back to the picture the house. Yeah,
go back to it says seven bathrooms and powder rooms.
What are two? Are the powder rooms half baths? Is
that what those are? Okay, I'm sorry, I'm not I'm
not rich, so I don't know what like a powder room?
You just go in there, a powder your nose.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 1: Those rooms are for. Can you imagine? You know what
I think of when I think when I see this,
when I see seven bedrooms, seven bathrooms, and two powder rooms,
I think somebody has to clean that. Yeah, because I
clean my own house, so I just I know it's
not them, but that is a lot of cleaning, you guys.
Speaker 2: And like, how much of it can you actually live in?
And on a regular basis, I'm not seeing our garage.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't eat Oh my god, that's it's ridiculous. I
wouldn't turn it down. But I'm not. I'm not begrudging
them for having it. I think it's great they're thinking.
I'm not going to be like Obama and be like,
at some point, you have a big enough house, right right?
Speaker 3: You know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Because I think it's great that they have it. And
he's he's worked hard, is whatever it is that he's done.
He's gotten lots of ticket money from you, and he's
okay with his life. And this is what he gets.
He gets seven bath rooms in two powder rooms.
Speaker 2: It's beautiful. It's a beautiful home.
Speaker 1: Beautiful, very very cool.
Speaker 2: I wonder how they will adapt to the climate in Florida,
which is obviously very different.
Speaker 1: Than it is different than California.
Speaker 4: It is.
Speaker 2: But when you realized he's like a hop skip for me? Now, yeah,
you could totally stop driving.
Speaker 1: Does he know that you could stalk him? Because that
is problematic.
Speaker 2: Anyway, He's leaving because it sucks in California and it does.
Speaker 1: It totally totally sucks. You guys should check out our
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We do need to address the fact that there was
like a crazy ass person who decided to violently stab
people for no reason at a Walmart in Traverse City, Michigan.
This is the guy that did it. We don't know
yet anything about his motive or why he's crazy, but
he's clearly crazy and thankfully all the people that he
injured are going to be okay. There was no no
one died, which is great, and he is going to
be facing terrorism charges, and naturally, as there always is
in stories like these heroes were there to take this
guy down when he tried to make a run for
it out of the walmart. One of those heroes is
this fellow Derek Kerry, who is as a marine or
a former marine. I'm not sure if he's still active.
But he held a gun to this guy. He had
just been to the shooting range and had forgotten to
take the gun off of his hip, so thank god
he had it on and he held it to this
asshole and was like, you're not going anywhere until the
cops come. And then the cops came and obviously took
this guy away, and that was great. And it's weird
because like, the gun is the hero, right right, Well,
snabby stabber that caused all the problems, the guy with.
Speaker 1: The gun is the hero, go figure. It's like all
we needed was one good guy with a gun to
stop that, because it could have been a lot worse.
Speaker 2: Right, Yeah, but I have been reliably informed by liberals
that guns themselves on are dangerous.
Speaker 1: Right, yes, I And I don't hear anybody saying to
band knives.
Speaker 2: It's so weird.
Speaker 1: It is it's really really weird. No one's calling for that. Yeah,
so weird, right, really weird.
Speaker 2: So anyway, glad that no one was killed, obviously, and
that everyone is going to survive their injuries. That's really really,
really really good. And moving on, we need to talk
about the fact that this You guys remember the Coldplay
concert story with the cheating spouses who were caught canodling,
as they would say at the Daily Mail. Yes, they
were caught cannudling on the big share cam or whatever.
And then the turned out that the CEO of Astronomer
was the guy in that particular noodle, and so the
company that he worked for now he's no longer there.
As far as I understand, they are freaking geniuses when
it comes to pr crisis, because what they decided to
do is hire the ex wife of the lead singer
of Coldplay to do an ad for them. And yes,
that is Gwyneth Paltrow here if you haven't seen it
is their ad and their response to all of the
Haalla baloo.
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I've been hired on a very temporary basis to speak
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Astronomer has gotten a lot of questions over the last
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Speaker 1: It was brilliant. It's absolutely brilliant. From a PR perspective,
not a fan of her, but that was brilliant.
Speaker 2: I don't, incidentally kind of like her. I mean, I
know that like is annoying and that she sells ridiculous products,
but I just I don't know, there's something about her
that I just like her.
Speaker 1: Yeah's she has like a weird not down to earth
but down to earth quality. Like it's there's a vibe.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's that vibe.
Speaker 1: Like I don't really give a shit, And I'm selling
candles to smell like badges to people and they're buying it,
so whatever, whatever, it's like, it's people buy it, So
what am I gonna do?
Speaker 2: I think the reason that I like her is that
way back in the day when she was married to
Chris Martin, the lead singer of cold Play, they had
a new album coming out and they were teasing it
and she tweeted, who do I have to blow my
hands on the new cold Play album? And there was
something about that that was just so hilarious to me,
and I was like, I like her.
Speaker 1: She's I like that, but yeah, it's kind of self
self deprecating but not Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I just I just thought it was great. Anyway,
We've got more to talk about when it comes to advertising,
because we mentioned last week, I think on Friday, the
New Sydney Sweeney ad for American Eagle, and how look
at that like a company is returning to its using
a sexy, chick up right strategy to sell something. Yeah,
I mean, and it is really working.
Speaker 1: As Aaron Brockovich said, They're called boobs head, right, they
sell and they sell it.
Speaker 2: And so we thought it was a great move. It
Obviously the stock market thought it was a great move.
Do to Wales showed it was a great move. But
as you might expect, there's all kinds of complaints about it.
And we're going to tell you about why. As soon
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Speaker 2: Do it all right? So Sidney Tweeney there, we showed
one of the ads on Friday for American Eagle, and
now there's actually a couple more. You're gonna see one
and then you're going to see an example of what
the new complaint is because obviously she is essentially invoking
Hitler and if you don't see that, what's wrong with you?
And I have to say, just before we play the ad,
I am so turned off and just and like grossed
out by her voice. Now I can't hear it any
other way. Really, yes, especially in this ad, it's likely
it's like bedroom voice.
Speaker 1: Very breathy.
Speaker 2: I hate it. It makes me really really uncomfortable. But
you know that going in anyway. Here is one of
the new ads.
Speaker 6: Done from parents to offspring, often determining traits like her color, personality,
and even eye color.
Speaker 7: My chains are blue, Sidney Tweeny Hasbury Keynes.
Speaker 2: People are convinced that she is Hitler personified and that
American Eagle is This is a huge dog whistle.
Speaker 1: It's so stupid. This is the dumb So she has
blue eyes, so what she's like blondey and race.
Speaker 2: She's blonde and blue eyed, and they're saying that that
is the ideal and superior race. How do you not
see that?
Speaker 1: Okay, but are we not allowed to show girls with
blonde hair and blue eyes. We're not allowed to do that.
They're not allowed to be in ads.
Speaker 2: Come on, they're allowed as long as you don't point
out their genetic superiority.
Speaker 1: Well's people think she actually does have a little bit
of genetic superiority. But I think the problem because she
is so beautiful, you know, she is genetically gifted. I
think that happens a lot, and then like the ugly
girls get pissed about that. I'm just calling seriously, I'm
calling it like I see it, that happens and this
is it's like high school all over again. That's what
I'm seeing all over Twitter. It's the it's you know,
high school called and it once it's five back right,
because that's so mad because people are so many women
are so mad about this, and it's like you just
you sound ridiculous because it's she's just a pretty girl
and you may not be as pretty as her, and
you're pissy because you're not she's and they're just doing.
Speaker 2: A little word play with the denmgs and the biology jeans.
Everybody just needs to calm down, but they're not calm.
They're freaking out. As you're gonna hear from somebody who
does not look like Sidney Sweeney who's very upset about this,
and she will also include in her diatribe another version
of the Sydney Sweeney ad. Here is a typical response.
Speaker 8: I will be the friend that's two woke because the
Sidney Sweeney American Eagle ads are weird, like fascist weird,
like Nazi propaganda weird.
Speaker 5: My body's composition is determined by my jeans.
Speaker 6: Hey, as a peer, Sydney Sweeney has great keenes.
Speaker 8: Should we be surprised that a company whose name is
literally American Eagle is making fascist propaganda like this? Probably not,
but it's still really shocking. Like a blonde haired, blue
eyed white woman is talking about her good genes like
that is na se propaganda. I also I'm thinking about
like all of the young girls who are doing they're
back to school shopping right now at places like American Eagle,
who are seeing ads like this.
Speaker 1: Yikes, yeah, did you catch her flag in the background.
I don't even know what flag that was. I can't
keep track of all flags. Listen. I wasn't even the
pretty girl in high school. I hung around a lot
of pretty girls, so I had to be funny, you know,
to kind of to kind of make up for the
fact that I was. I was fine. I was cute enough,
but I wasn't gorgeous like a lot of the gorgeous
girls I hung out with. Being jealous like and acting
like this and calling girls are calling this nazy propaganda.
It's just it just makes you look ridiculous. You see
what I'm saying. It's just stop it just stop.
Speaker 2: They won't stop, can't stop, won't stop.
Speaker 1: It's a great act. It's crazy and it works because
they're selling more. And I assure you, my daughter, she'll
want to buy step at American Eagles. She's not going
to look at that and feel poorly about herself, because
you know, there are people around her that make sure
that that's not the case.
Speaker 2: It's it's but but she is white and blonde, and
so that doesn't you don't get to say that you
have to worry about all of the children of color
are going to go in there and feel traumatized.
Speaker 1: That is brown hair. She doesn't have blonde hair, she will,
you know what I'm saying, she's technically a brunette the same.
Speaker 2: But you know what I mean, Like, we're not the
people that can say how that's going to impact and traumatize.
Speaker 1: All the Listen. I've seen lots of ads where there
have been all sorts of lots of diversity we've seen
over the past several years.
Speaker 2: We see it. I don't see white couples anymore ever now, No, exactly.
Speaker 1: So, So they put a white girl with blonde hair
and blue eyes and big boobs in an ad. Okay,
so they exist in the world, they exist in the country,
they walk around. It happened, huh.
Speaker 2: But people don't like it when white people have any
even a tiny little shread of pride or if they're
comfortable in their own skin. It's probably and so Sidney
Sweeney is clearly problematic. I don't know how.
Speaker 1: You wonder if she's hope to God she doesn't apologize
for this, you know, she butter freaking not. That's the thing.
I'll lose my mind if she apologizes for who she
is and how she looks and who she is like
as a person, you can't just don't do that.
Speaker 2: I mean, she can apologize for talking the way that
she talks. I would I would accept that apology because
that was annoying. The fry, Yeah, the fry. It was awful.
But the thing that's, you know, so appealing about Sidney
Sweeney is that she's pretty, but in a very like attainable.
Speaker 1: Way right right next door.
Speaker 2: Yeah, very girl.
Speaker 1: Next door, but beauty, absolutely beautiful.
Speaker 2: So anyway you can just decide to be mad about
that ad or normal.
Speaker 1: Your knowledge may vary, that's right.
Speaker 2: All right, let's talk about briefly, let's talk about the
whole Epstein thing. I don't know that this week from
Dan Bongino is specifically about Epstein, but a lot of
people are speculating that it is. If you could read
what he wrote over the weekend, this was kind of
a big deal.
Speaker 1: During my tenure here as the Deputy Director of the FBI,
I've repeatedly related to you that things are happening that
might not be immediately visible, but they are happening. The
Director and I are committed to stamping out public corruption
and the political weaponization of both law enforcement and intelligence operations.
It is a priority for us. But what I have
learned in the course of our properly predicated and necessary
investigations into these aforementioned matters has shocked me down to
my core. We cannot run a republic like this. I'll
never be the same after learning what I've learned. Yeah,
I know right. We are going to conduct these righteous
and proper investigations by the book and in accordance with
the law. We are going to get the answers we
all deserve. As with any investigation, I cannot predict where
it will land, but I can promise you an honest
and dignified effort at truth. Not my truth or your truth,
but the truth. God bless America and all those who
defend her. Respectfully, Dan, I believe him.
Speaker 2: Do you think that this is Epstein related or something
entirely different. I think it's just everything. I think there's
a lot of stuff on his plate. I think he's
probably looking at a bunch of stuff going, oh my God,
like the deep state is a nightmare. There's a lot
of stuff here that has been going on behind the
scenes that I'm disgusted by. I think he is pulled
back the cover, you know, and he's looking behind the
scenes at the way things have been happening, and he's
probably not entirely amused. No, he's shook. He is shocked,
to his course, shook it. So I don't know what's happening,
and when we know what's happening, but stuff is happening,
and that is that's something. So Trump went to Scotland
over the weekend and he met with the EU. Is
she like the president of the EU? What did she do?
Speaker 1: The Chancellor, the Prime minister? She's like the head. She's
the head b C is what she is of the EU.
So I don't know what they call that.
Speaker 2: But anyway, he met with her because they struck a
trade deal, which we'll talk about in just a second.
Most people are simply mad at Trump because he actually
had the nerve and audacity to play golf at his
own golf course. Oh while he was there. How dare
he not? Like he takes the salary or anything?
Speaker 5: Now?
Speaker 2: Anyway, people were mad about that. But before he left her,
as he was leaving, reporters caught up with him before
he boarded his flight, and here they asked him about Epstein.
And here is what he said in response to their
question about that.
Speaker 9: Well, I don't want to talk about that. What I
do want to say is that Todd is a great attorney.
Speaker 10: But you ought to be speaking about Larry Summers.
Speaker 9: You ought to be speaking about some of his friends
that are hedge fun guys. They're all over the place.
Speaker 10: You ought to be speaking about.
Speaker 9: Bill Clinton, who went to the island twenty eight times.
I never went to the island.
Speaker 11: You did not write a letter.
Speaker 9: I don't even know what they're talking about. Now. Somebody
could have written a letter and used my name, but
that's happened a lot. All you have to do is
take a look at the dossier, the fake Dosier. Everything's
fake with that administration. Everything's faked with the Democrats. Take
a look at what they just found about about the dossier.
Everything is fake. There are a bunch of sick people.
Speaker 2: He's not wrong, No, he's not wrong.
Speaker 1: I mean late.
Speaker 2: I just don't know where this whole thing is going
to go. I know, I saw the main story on
the Daily Mail this morning was like the White Houses
in a US over Epstein. Everything is like of mad
at everybody, and I'm like, I just don't believe any
of that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't either. I just don't think he's handling
other crap and he's just like whatever. Yeah, he probably
wants to put all that behind him. I think he's
but a lot of us just won't let it go
because we want to see heads roll. We just want justice.
That's all right.
Speaker 2: And I mean again, I would remind them if I
had an opportunity, that it is their fault. They're the
ones that built up the frenzy around the story, and
so they shouldn't have done that. Also, Trump responded to
and we talked about this on Friday. I think the
fact that Macrone had decided just that he was going
to recognize a Palestinian state. And Trump was asked about
Macrone and that decision, and he was hilarious in his response.
Speaker 9: He's a different kind of a guy. He's okay, he's
a team player pretty much.
Speaker 12: But here's the good news.
Speaker 9: What he says doesn't matter.
Speaker 10: You know, it's not gonna change it.
Speaker 13: Oh my god.
Speaker 1: It's like he's a team player. But they're there, we
don't really care what he says. He's like the kid
that sits at the kids table that we just kind
of he'll say things, we don't really just ignore him. Whatever.
Oh my god, that was absolutely know, it was so
unbelievably awesomely condescending, and I loved it.
Speaker 2: What you want, little guy, No one gives a shit
what he says. Oh, that was perfect. And then the
last clip of him before he left for uh the
EU or for Scotland is he was basically giving a
message to several countries in the EU all at once
and warning them that they are handling immigration really really badly,
and they're going to disappear as culture. Essentially, here is
his message to the.
Speaker 10: Stopped the windmills. And I also, I mean, there's a
couple of things I could say, but on immigration, you
better get you act together. Well, you're not going to
have Europe anymore. You got to get your act together.
And we you know, as you know, last month, we
had nobody entering our country. Nobody shut it down, and we.
Speaker 9: Took out a lot of bad people that got there
with Biden.
Speaker 14: Biden was a total.
Speaker 9: Stiff And what are he allowed to happen? But you're
allowing it.
Speaker 10: To happen to your countries and you got to stop
this horrible invasion that's happening to Europe.
Speaker 1: He's not wrong, He is not wrong at all. We
got to do it with us too. It's happening here.
Speaker 2: I mean, at least he's put the keybosh on it.
But man, it was so bad, it was so bad
under Biden that we got all the work to do right,
and he's trying to send people back and people don't.
Speaker 1: They don't like it.
Speaker 2: It's ridiculous.
Speaker 1: Yeah, look around, look at other countries, Look at other
countries and see what in terrible shape they are, and
that he doesn't want that to happen here. There's a reason.
There are many reasons, but that's one of the reasons.
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Speaker 2: It So one of the things, you know, while people,
while idiots were basically bitching about Trump playing golf, he
also was never he never stopped working. We know this
about him, and he's constantly working to improve America, our
standing in the world, the deals that we have with
other countries. And so he accomplished something pretty major over
the weekend, and that is a new EU trade deal.
So the EU part of the part of the deal
includes the EU is going to purchase seven hundred and
fifty billion dollars in the United States and invest six
hundred billion. They're going to purchase a bunch of military equipment,
and they're opening up their markets to our goods, and
there will be fifteen percent reciprocal tariffs. Here's Trump talking
about the trade deal a little bit, right.
Speaker 14: This started months ago, this negotiation, so we knew pretty
much what we were getting into, and we were able
to make a deal that's very satisfactory to both. So
it's very it's tremendously it's.
Speaker 15: A very powerful deal.
Speaker 14: It's a very big deal. It's the biggest of all
the deals. It will be the biggest of all the deals.
So we're very honored to have done so. And your
staff has been fantastic and they've worked together very long
and hard.
Speaker 2: So reporters like couldn't believe the deal that was struck.
They were just like, well, wait, what did America lose
out on? Like, how could this deal possibly get made
without America conceding some ground something? And so they asked
the Ursula, whatever her title is, they asked her, so,
what were America's concessions? And here's what she said.
Speaker 7: Question for the.
Speaker 8: EU president, what are the US concessions?
Speaker 1: What is the US giving up in the deal?
Speaker 12: Anything?
Speaker 4: So, as we the starting point was an imbalance, a
surplus on our side to the deficit on the US side,
and we wanted to rebalance the trade relation, and.
Speaker 2: We wanted to do it in a.
Speaker 4: Way that trade goes on between the two of US
across the Atlantic, because the two biggest economies should have
a good trade flow between US, and I think we
hit exactly the point. We wanted to find rebalance but
enable trade on both sides, which means good jobs on
both sides of the Atlantic, means prosperity on both sides
of the Atlantic, and that was important for us.
Speaker 1: So we gained everything and lost nothing. So basically we
were getting screwed in previous administrations and they didn't do
anything to solve that problem, and Trump.
Speaker 2: Did boom right, Let them have the damn golf game, right,
This is the cry.
Speaker 1: Liberals will never admit this. They'll never admit that their
president were such wor this and they couldn't do this,
They couldn't handle this, They couldn't take care of this
for the American people because we weren't important enough to them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and now the you know, that's just one of
many trade deals that he has worked out in his
first six months. So all of that is leading to
better feelings by Americans about the economy. And there was
a news report they were talking about the pulling about
the economy and about these trade deals.
Speaker 11: Here put them on screen right now, Japan, Philippine, te Philippines,
he said, in the nees of the UK, Vietnam and
China in negotiations at the moment. Wall Street Journal percentage
of voters who rated the economy is positive Holden steady
of forty seven percent or is that an increase It
looks like it's actually up on that graph, Cheryl, Well.
Speaker 16: Yeah, forty seven percent is believe that's they say it's
excellent or good. That's how they rate the economy. This
is the most positive rating that the Journal has ever
seen in these surveys going back to twenty twenty one.
So even if voters in the Journal survey said they
weren't crazy about the big beautiful bill, they're not loving
the tariffs fair enough. When it comes to the economy
and how they rate Donald Trump, they say, the President
of the United States is doing.
Speaker 2: A very good job. That's what wins election.
Speaker 1: Yeah, economy, right, you're one hundred percent correct, and we
just keep on winning economically, So suck.
Speaker 2: Good haters well. And speaking of haters, Chris Matthews was
asked about some of the recent polling that shows that
perhaps Trump is taking a dip when it comes to approval,
particularly among independents. Chris Matthews doesn't believe it.
Speaker 13: These polls that come out and show him not doing well.
I don't buy that I think strength. His strength is
still greater than the Democratic strength. He is a stronger
public figure than the Democratic people. I mean, Obama still
has tremendous charisma, but Trump has strengths. And I think
that's what all the voters look for. But they wanted
a president who is a strong figure, and he's got
it and he can. It's there, and half the country
buys it.
Speaker 1: I think it's more than half. I think because it's
he nailed it. We're so sick of the flash. We're
sick of somebody who's like, but I got a car
for you. We just want somebody who does the work,
and he's doing the work.
Speaker 2: And who's authentic. And there's nobody more authentically himself than Trump, nobody, And.
Speaker 1: They're trying to emulate it on that side and they
cannot do it. They just can't.
Speaker 2: Let's all cuts, yay, you guys. Notice also, Trump was
mad over the weekend about and this was like mad
about past things that went on during the campaign, the
election cycle. Here is another tweet that he posted where
he's mad and if you could read this, you'll see
what he's not at.
Speaker 1: I'm looking at the large amount of money owed by
the Democrats after the presidential election, and the fact that
they admit to paying, probably illegally eleven million to singer
Beyonce born endorsement. She never sang not one note and
let the stage do a booing an angry audience. Three
million dollars for expenses to Oprah, six hundred thousand dollars
to very low rated TV anchor Al Sharpton, a total
lightweight than others to be named for doing absolutely nothing.
These ridiculous fees were incorrectly stated in the books and records.
You are not allowed to pay for an endorsement. It
is totally illegal to do so. You imagine what would
happen if politicians started paying for people to endorse and
all hell would break out. Kamala and all those that
received endorsement money broke the law. They should all be prosecuted.
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
Speaker 2: Oh dude, he's right, he's going out to everybody.
Speaker 1: Eleven million to Beyonce. First of all, she is so overrated,
over I mean just beyond, just beyond, and she never
saying not one note. I okay, so she was moving.
She just walked away with eleven million bucks and then
Oprah got three million for what.
Speaker 2: Her company, Harpo Productions, got money. So they did it.
They do it all in the sneaky way.
Speaker 1: This is not okay, None of this is okay. And
you know, and they yeah, but they lost. They all lost, hmm.
Regardless regardless of how many celebrities they tried to pump
up and push out there to push propaganda to us.
We were all like, and.
Speaker 2: They're still doing it. Like Harry System just got caught
along with another young dude influencer person. I don't know
his name because it doesn't matter, but they literally had
the exact same script in a recent like TikTok video
that they each made, and people found them and are
now putting them side by side. Hilarious. I mean, it's
still happening.
Speaker 1: Prediculably, they still prediculate. Just a page shills what he
is mm hmm.
Speaker 2: You guys, remember was it Friday or maybe the day
before that we played that hilarious video of when Trump
visited the FED and he was there with Tim Scott
and Jerome Powell and like, just it was so awkward
because he called out Jerome Powell on all the over
overages that they've had and building their new building and
all this stuff. It was so great because his face
was so just cred fallen. Yes, so somebody, babe, be
fight it you guys, it is they all, all three
of them just looked so much like themselves as babies.
I can't. I cannot even deal with how much I
loved it.
Speaker 12: About three point one as well.
Speaker 2: You just came from us.
Speaker 12: Yes, I don't know who does that?
Speaker 17: Are you? Including the Martin renovation?
Speaker 15: You just.
Speaker 2: You just you just added in the third buildings.
Speaker 12: What that is?
Speaker 2: That's a third building.
Speaker 14: It's a building that's being built.
Speaker 8: It's been it was built five years ago.
Speaker 2: We finished Martin five.
Speaker 15: Years later and said over part of the overall one
so new.
Speaker 18: So we're gonna take a look.
Speaker 14: We're gonna see what's happening. And it's got a long way.
Do you expect any more additional cuss out runs?
Speaker 4: Don't expect them.
Speaker 13: We're ready for him.
Speaker 4: But we have a little bit of a reserve that
we may use.
Speaker 2: But no, we don't expect to be finished in twenty
twenty seven.
Speaker 4: We're well along as you could see.
Speaker 1: God, I cannot so great of them. I know that,
like the babies are starting to kind of calm down
a little bit. But I can't get enough of them.
I can't. And the Tim's got was he was my favorite.
Speaker 2: He cute, so freaking cute. I love those so much.
Then also people were losing their minds because Trump posted
on truth social meme and in it, so it's basically
like him and jd Vance in cop cars chasing Obama
and go. But the best part about it is that
they used he used or whoever created the meat used
this fat faced version of JD Vance which was originally
I think created to be insulting to him, and that's
the face that they used in this picture. And so
I don't know why, but the fact that Trump reposted
it and then also jd Vance retweeted it shows just
like with South Park, we can laugh at ourselves totally totally.
Speaker 18: I mean, because you can you see the JD vans
chasing down the broad the greatest thing. It's so great.
Speaker 1: It's just loves the white bronco. I just love it
so great.
Speaker 2: And then you know how I've been like dreading the
next the twenty twenty eight primaries because we have so
many awesome people.
Speaker 1: I'm so excited about it, and you're dreading it. I
cannot wait.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I'm not well. I was dreading it.
I was dreading it mostly because I was worried about
JD and Marco being against each other in any way,
and I just could not stand that. I can't stand
thinking about them sparring. Yeah, and it's sounding like we
may not have to worry about that, which is really
really interesting. So Marco Rubio sat down with Laura Trump
over the weekend, and she first asked him just to
talk about his experience being you know, an enemy essentially
on the campaign trail during you know, when he ran
for president alongside Donald Trump, and how they've clearly mended
that relationship. Here he is to talk about that.
Speaker 19: Tell me about going from sparring with President Trump on
a debate stage to now working alongside him every single day.
Speaker 17: You know, I'm a big fan of Marshall and particularly
like MMA, but boxing and stuff like that, And I
always chuckle when politics because if two people, you know,
when two guys get in the ring, they could like
each other. And you see after every fight they shake hands,
they appreciate the combat. You know, you respect someone who's
willing to step into that octagon, right, because very few
people in the world are willing to actually step in
there and do that. But no one's ever asked these fighters,
why did you punch that guy in the face in
the second round? No one would ask that. It was
a stupid question, right. So in twenty sixteen, both President
Trump and I didn't know him. I'd never met him before.
I knew who he was, obviously, but i'd never met him,
and we happened to be competing for the same thing.
So in any competition, especially as you get down and
it narrows down to three or four people, you know
punches are going to be thrown. But then that ends,
and then we're on the same team. Because he's a
Republican nominee and I'm a Republican. I was in the
Senate during the four years his first term, and it
was the best four years I had in the Senate.
We got a lot done together. And then obviously he's
a resident of Florida, so he was my constituent and
we stayed in touch during that time, and then I
was very happy to be helpful on the campaign. He
picked one of my closest friends in politics, JD. Vance,
to be vice President. It was a great team, and
then we were on the same team from that point
forward and have been ever since.
Speaker 2: I mean, what a statesman man. He's so good. He
is good.
Speaker 1: It's tremendous. But I also agree with what he's saying,
if you I think that he's absolutely right. That's what
men do. That is what real men do. They get it.
They're in a competitive situation. They're going to get into
the ring with one another, and then they're going to
get out of it and they're going to be like, hey, dude,
you want to go get a beer?
Speaker 9: Right?
Speaker 1: I mean, that's right, It's what they do. So I
like this. That's not surprising to me. That's how they are,
so you know.
Speaker 2: Well, he also answered the question about twenty twenty eight,
and I believe him. I don't think that this is politicking.
I think this is genuinely how it feels. Here's what
he said about that final question.
Speaker 19: You just brought up your run in twenty sixteen for president.
You are talked about quite frequently as a possible contender
in twenty twenty eight. Do you have your site set
outside of the State Department.
Speaker 17: Well, I think Jade Vance would be a great nominee,
and if you know, I think if he decides he
wants to do that, and so, you know, and I
think he's doing a great job as vice president. He's
a close friend, and I hope he intends to do it.
I know it's kind of early, you know, but being
in the role that I'm in here at the Secretary
of State, I really don't play in politics. There's actually
rules against me being involved in domestic politics. And I
want to do this job is you know, as long
as the president allows me to do it and stay
in that job, which would keep me here all the
way through, you know, January of twenty twenty eight. I feel, honestly,
you never know what the future holes. You never rule
things out or anything because you just don't know. Things
change very quickly. But that said, I believe that if
I am able to be here, you know, through the
duration of his presidency, and we get things done at
the pace that we've been doing the last six months,
I'll be able to look back at my time in
public service and say I made a difference, I had
an impact, and I served my country in a very
positive way, and I would be satisfied with that. As
the apex of my career, you know, And so that's
what I'm focused on right now because we're doing some
special things that I think are going to bear dividend
and fruit for a generation.
Speaker 1: I mean, it would be perfect answer, It's a great answer.
It would be great if they could just keep him
as Secretary of State, you know what I mean, just
keep him there. He's so good at what he does.
Speaker 2: Oh good, you.
Speaker 1: Know, yeah, so good.
Speaker 2: And so maybe that would be the right role for
him even going forward, not as vice president, which it
can often be kind of toothless. And so maybe it's
JD and I don't know somebody, but like.
Speaker 1: Get like JD, DeSantis and him all together on a
you know, the three the triad.
Speaker 2: I think I think DeSantis needs to be like a
g or something and not because yeah, I can't imagine
him playing second to jdbody, and I know that would
be really hard. Mock. You're absolutely right, now, you would
be a great.
Speaker 1: Ag right, he would be get the ship done. Oh
he would so much more so, yes.
Speaker 2: Okay, So last week we talked about the fact that
our folks are special envoy, pulling back from any kind
of hamas you know, Gaza negotiations because Hamas stuff, they
won't agree to anything, and so we were just like,
you know what, bye, We're getting out of this. It's
absolutely ridiculous. Trump was asked about that before he got
on that flight to go to Scotland, and here is
what he said about Hamas's decision.
Speaker 12: They pulled out of Gaza.
Speaker 9: They pulled out in terms of negotiating. It was too
bad Hamas. Hamas didn't really want to make a deal.
I think they want to die. And it's very, very bad.
It got to be to a point where you're gonna
have to finish the job. They really they they asked
the thing, so forget. We got a lot of hostages out.
So now we're down to the final hostages, and they
know what happens after you get the final hostages. And
basically because of that, they really didn't want to make
a deal. I saw that. So they pulled out, and
they're gonna have to fight and they're gonna have to
clean it up. You're gonna have to get rid of them.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, they're terrorists. Terrorists are gonna terrorists.
Speaker 2: That's what they do. This is what they do. In fact,
according to simply Shula this is what Hamas does. Number One,
they rejected the ceasefire offer this last week. They started
the war. They continued the war. They're not releasing the hostages.
They've stolen aid in the past, and now the UN
is refusing to bring in all the aid that is
just sitting there at the sidelines waiting to be distributed.
If you blame Israel for what's happening in Gaza, you
have lost the plots.
Speaker 1: A lot of people have lost the plot mock, a
lot of plot losers, a lot of losers, with a
whole lot.
Speaker 2: Of big losers on that plot total. It's true, especially
about the aid. I mean, it's absolutely ridiculous. The New
York Times tried to say they tried to write a
column this weekend saying that israel delitary officials say they
have no proof of Hamas' you know, delaying aid or
doing anything. And then the Washington Post the same day
talked about how absolutely Hamas has gone broke since the
UN stopped being their main source of aid. This is
why they want to shut down the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation
that has been really successful at giving food directly to
the people, and the UN sucked at it. They suck
at it, and then they try to say, Israel needs
to help us stay safe. And then they say, but
we don't want the IDF anywhere near us. I don't
know how you expect to be kept safe by Israel.
Speaker 1: Then what exactly?
Speaker 2: It doesn't make any sense.
Speaker 1: I know, it's all insane. And the whole famine thing, it's.
Speaker 2: Oh, don't even get me started.
Speaker 1: It's a little out of control. Yeah, what was it that?
Do we have the clip from Mike Johnson? Do we
have that? Okay?
Speaker 7: Yeah, Because this is important to note, Israel since this
war began, has has has supplied over ninety four thousand
truckloads full of food. It's enough food to feed two
million people for two years trying to get that into Gaza.
But Hamas has stolen the food a huge amount. In fact,
in twenty twenty four, the numbers are that Harmas profited
over five hundred million dollars in stolen food aid that
was supposed to go to the poor people who needed it.
That's half of their budget. So this is a broken system.
The UN needs to work with Israel to make sure
that the food is getting to the people that need
it most. The IDF I'm told as recently as this morning,
will begin tomorrow in opening new channels of distribution to
get it to those people who are desperately in need.
That's Israel's intention, that's the US's intention, and the UN
as well.
Speaker 1: Why are people siding with terrorists?
Speaker 2: I don't get it, the same reason they side with
the illegals who are a criminal.
Speaker 13: Right.
Speaker 2: None of it makes any sense.
Speaker 1: It's I mean, it just baffles my mind. I don't
get it. I don't understand because people are like, like,
there's a guy in our comment section right now, he's like,
that's just bs okay, all right, well then.
Speaker 2: Could you believe a terrorist would do something like that?
Speaker 1: Right exactly? It's like, then go be bfs, go live there, yeah,
go go join the cause, Go join the cause, go
join Hamas. See how well seriously.
Speaker 2: We will pay, we will pay for you to go there.
Speaker 1: I mean, I just it's unbelievable the thought process that
goes into this. It's like, I'm gonna go ahead and
sympathize with effing terrorists.
Speaker 2: But also speaking of thought process, did you see how
we were like this, You were like, do you that
Mike Johnson clip, I do actually it's not right. We do.
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Speaker 2: There's never been a better time in history to drink wine,
It's true. Ever. To make matters worse, the propaganda that
they that so many people are trying to put out
about starving kids in Gaza, and they have they're they're
lying so hard that they're resorting to using just random
Facebook group pictures from like few Facebook groups, and then
they're saying, look at this starving child in Gaza, this
is Israel's fault. When it's like some kid in an
incubator in Wyoming, you know, a.
Speaker 1: Kid that has a muscular degenerative disease or something, right,
and they're like, oh, the kids start the kid, that
kid's not starving, that kid has an other disease. And
you just took the lifted a picture and put it
out there for propaganda's sake, you absolute terrorist ass hat.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so a bunch you said In the last two days,
the Palestinian propaganda machine has stolen a picture from a
neonatal Facebook page and used a child with a muscular
disorder whose family are all well fed as their proof
of a starvation campaign. Does no one in the press
find that, Ellie, if you have to lie, maybe it's
because you're lying about the whole thing.
Speaker 1: Meanwhile, if you look at the the adults, they look
pretty well fed.
Speaker 2: That's that's exactly what he said. Yeah, it's fine.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the adults look all like fat and happy. So
it's it's interesting to me. It's like, is there a
famine or is there not a famine? Because if there's
a famine, it's across the board famine, right, It's not
just a couple kids here and there who are starving.
Speaker 2: That's not how famine work. Now, and I think, you know,
normal people, smart people are catching on. They know that
this is all propaganda, and so now they are making
fun of the effort with pictures like that. So Daniel said,
this is a three year old Palestinian infant named Idy.
It isn't a Gaza Gaza hospital where he's been starved,
and he hasn't been able to phone home thanks to
the IDF. Please let the New York Times, NBC, the
Age and the BBC know the world needs to know.
Speaker 1: That Palestinian infants like Elliott.
Speaker 2: I mean, this is how bad it's gotten.
Speaker 1: Ridiculous.
Speaker 2: Here's another example, this one. This one was also hilarious
to me. So somebody posted Stephen Hawking while Culpepper and said,
Israel is intentionally starving children. This is Ahmed, an eleven
year old boy who's practically skin and bones because there's
no food.
Speaker 1: There's no food.
Speaker 2: You guess this is what they're doing. This is how ridiculous,
and people are.
Speaker 1: Like, I believe it. Okay.
Speaker 2: So there was a representative the u UN, I don't
know his name, who got absolutely grilled by a reporter
in the best way. So because the UN rep is
trying to say Israel is responsible for not only feeding Gaza,
which they're the only country who, after being attacked would
be demanded to feed.
Speaker 20: Theres right, I mean, yeah, that is completely insane to
be with, It's ridiculous, But but they are and they
are trying because that is the good nature that that's
Israel is.
Speaker 2: They are trying to to help the needy, the hungry,
as much as they can. And so again, like we mentioned,
the United Nations is saying, well, Israel, we demand that
Israel provide security for us so that we can distribute
all of these, you know, nine hundred truckloads of food,
and then the IDF is like, okay, here we are,
and they're like, no, no, no, we don't want to be
anywhere around the IDF. It doesn't make any sense. And
they were called out on it in this pressor, which
was phenomenal.
Speaker 12: Because you just said that the UN would not accept
any If I understood you correctly, security support in Gaza
from any of the warring parties? Is that correct?
Speaker 21: That is correct?
Speaker 12: Okay, but it hasn't. The UNS said through through some channels.
I'm not sure which, but that as the occupying power
in quotes in Gaza, Israel has a responsibility to provide security.
If that's true, then how do you recon it.
Speaker 22: Has a responsibility to ensure that we are safe and
that humanitarian aid is safe. The best protection is for
this conflict to stop.
Speaker 12: No, I understand, I know, I understand that, But there
still seems to be a contradiction here because on the
one hand, you're saying Israel is responsible for the security
of humanitarian delivery in Gaza, and the other hand, the
UN will not accept IDF provided security to these convoys.
So I'm not sure how you reconcile that.
Speaker 22: I think we reconcile it by trying to find the
way to keep our people and the community as safe
as possible.
Speaker 1: That made no sense, That made zero sense. No time
did you make any sense, And all of us are dumber. Congratulations, right,
an idiot.
Speaker 2: More in the world, and then people on that side.
Speaker 1: Will be like, oh, that was brilliant. It was a
brilliant answer, right, the United States, they make no sense.
Speaker 2: I don't know why this is. I don't know why
that Nite, that organization, whatever you want to call it,
still exists.
Speaker 1: It is by it needs to go away.
Speaker 2: My god, useless. But I have great news for the
people of Gaza. There is now a new effort underway
that is called the Global pot Gang Banging Effort. And
obviously this is going to solve literally everything, don't you see, Yes,
absolutely everything.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's that's the only thing that is going
to be banging with those chicks just putting it out there. Dunning, bravery,
dunning and brave you, guys.
Speaker 2: Just to give you a sense because and we've talked
about this and how terrified we are about what we're
seeing in terms of the rise of anti sevenism all
over the globe and here, obviously here it's even worse
because you would think America is better than that, we
should be better than that.
Speaker 1: We're not.
Speaker 2: We're not. And it's also reaching places like Vienna, where
there was like a member of an orchestra, a cellist,
a very famous one, like if you listen to classical music,
he's apparently a very prominent cellist by the name of
ahmit A Lad. He's a Jew, so are some of
the other members of his orchestra. And they were out
to dinner in Vienna and we're told once they were
speaking Hebrew that they had to leave. So here is history.
Speaker 23: Well, you know, we sat there. Three Israelis quite i
would say, very gently, quite polite, and quite well known
in our field, in the classical music field. Yes it's
not sport, it's not rock and roll, but we're not
used to that. We're used to be invited to places
and be treated nicely. And we spoke Hebrew because where
Israel is and I also speak German.
Speaker 15: I ordered the.
Speaker 23: Food for everybody, for aa Guy, for Yulian, for myself,
and when the waiter came back, realizing that we speak Hebrew,
and asking me directly, what are you speaking now, and
I said Hebrew, he looked me in the eyes and said, well,
stand up and leave, because I'm not serving you Northwood
nor drinks. And I had to digest that. I had
to first understand what he just told me, then to
translate it to my colleagues.
Speaker 21: And we were.
Speaker 23: Completely stunned, completely shocked. The people around us in the restaurant,
all Austrians were shocked at the beginning, and they said, oh,
it took me light. We're sorry, and this should not happen.
But the moment we stood up and left, they all
came back to their food, to their drinks, to their beer,
and like we were not existing. And that was really
the part that hurt us the most, realizing that people,
like in the thirties of last century, things and Nazis
rise and you just keep quiet because you want your
life to keep going. Now, myself is a human being.
When I talk this morning to my kids, I told them,
you know, as a human being, anybody if I would
own a restaurant, anybody would come in and speak a
language and be kicked out, I would just leave. I
would leave myself if I would eat in that restaurant.
This is not acceptable. But I can only tell you
that it reassured us as Israelives to go on stage,
to play our music, to keep going with what we do,
not to be afraid, and to stand for Israel even stronger.
I would not stop people because for me not to
speak Hebrew, it's like not to brief.
Speaker 1: What can I speak history? I always repeat itself, right.
Speaker 2: It's just makes me. It makes me so rage. And
I wanted to play that because it's like like a
reminder to all of us that if we see, if
we ever see something like that happening in a restaurant,
we need to get up and leave. Right. We can't
sing well, yeah, we can't be the peopleeople that are
just like, oh that sucks and then continue to eat
our steak, you know what I mean, Like, we can't
do it totally.
Speaker 1: And also, by the way, that person was an actual Nazi,
straight a Jewish person like that. And then what's absurd
is it in this day and age we have people
on the left who are like calling us Nazis and fascists,
and I'm like, but that's what that is. That's you're
seeing it happen to Jewish people again. It's happening again.
I don't it's we're living in bizarro world.
Speaker 2: We are when you get to the point where you're
actually calling Jewish people not.
Speaker 1: Not these right, it's it's insane. You've jumped everything, right,
But that's where we are because they don't know history.
So many of these kids now who are like, look,
I'm wearing this neat scarf, look at me. They weren't
taught actual history and so they don't know. And if
you don't know, then history will repeat itself and we're
watching it happen.
Speaker 2: All gone to the Candace Owens School of too right. Also,
Zo Ran, ma'm donnie. Last week sometime we'd played this
clip of him talking about his upcoming trip to Uganda,
where he was going to be celebrating his marriage, essentially
having the wedding reception that he did not have because
he and his wife eloped sometime last year. Maybe, so
that was the purpose of the trip. And it is
interesting because, as sam Antar points out, Zo Ran called
ice agents in mass militarized oppression. And then at this
wedding reception, it was guarded by mass riflemen. There were
military tents, there was a phone jamming system. This was
all taking place at his millionaire family's compound. So it's
fine to have mass militia to protect his little fancy party,
but not so much when you're you know, trying to
get rid of a legal or do your job here
in America.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean it's kind of like AOC's taxed the
rich dress, right, remember the taxes she still owes what
I saw that she owe another three thousand dollars to
the designer that made it, and she really yeah, and
that that designers like Bach you owe me some money.
And it was a ridiculous dress. It was a stupid, stupid,
expensive dress. And she's like, tax there at you.
Speaker 2: Are the rich, right, you are it. And this guy
whose family has homes like all over the world is
the guy that wants socialism. I mean, it makes no sense,
but it's always the elites who are like always for
all U pions.
Speaker 1: Right, he's totally gonna live it up, they all do.
Speaker 2: I hate how much I love her dress, but man,
I really love that.
Speaker 1: It's okay, it's all right.
Speaker 2: I really like I don't want to like it, but
I do. You guys, Nancy Pelosi is what's the word
that the kids are using now? She is looking chopped.
Speaker 1: I don't know what that word is. I have not
heard that word. Is that bad? Chopped is bad.
Speaker 2: It's not a good thing.
Speaker 1: She's not keeping up with all the crap she's been
putting in her cranya over the past years.
Speaker 2: If she's maybe had a little bit of a stroke,
and I'm not about to make fun of anybody for
having a stroke, obviously, as I hear a stroke survivor,
I hear you. But kind of like a half of
her face isn't connecting with the other half, you know
what I mean.
Speaker 1: It also could be that, like all the stuff she's
put in her face over the past couple of years
is starting to take its toll. This is why you
don't act with your face. You don't with your face.
Speaker 2: That's exactly right. She is making the case. Still, I
think she's feeling some guilt over her role in booting
out Joe Biden from the presidential run, really feeling a
lot of guilt about it. Yeah, she's clearly mad that
she's lost that friendship, and so she's talking about what
a transformational old president Joe Biden was. And if we
really care about mental acuity, we should be looking at Trump.
That's any second thoughts about what happened thoughts last summer,
or with.
Speaker 3: Any second thoughts. But I do have a second thought
about the Republicans. If they want to measure mental acuity
or sanity, there to look to their own president. Because
the president of the United States, who was asked one
question and answers by saying President Obama is guilty of treason,
he is not of sane mind. But no, I have
no second thoughts. I think that he was a great president.
He accomplished remarkable things in a two year period where
we had the majority. He had accomplishments that were seen
in the same light as Lbja and Franklin Rosa. He
didn't have as long a tenure as they did, but
he had the quality of legislation make a difference in
people's lives. It's unfortunate that I went down this path,
but I think that history will treat him well because
he did great things for our country's super patriot loved
America honored our constitution, a big contrast to what we
have now.
Speaker 1: She looks like absolute dog crap. Yeah, and she's going
to compare him. She's gonna, I'm sorry, shop, she's going
to compare him to LBJ. LBJ.
Speaker 2: Don't forget up here.
Speaker 1: LBJ was in on the whole JFK shooting, as we
know now right. I mean, like, wasn't he like part
and parcel to that. I don't know, I just I
feel like that's a bad Like maybe just pick somebody
else to compare him to. And also like his accomplishments.
He brought in like tens tens of millions of illegals
to this country, overwhelmed the system. That was his biggest accomplishment.
Speaker 2: You're forgetting inflation.
Speaker 1: Oh yes, I'm sorry, I'm forgetting that little tidbit.
Speaker 2: Yes, And then don't forget, of course, his crown achievement,
the inflation reduction app which solved climate chain so major.
Speaker 1: But the lp J th ELPJ was a total loser.
He used to pick beagles up by their ears. You know,
that guy was such a jerk.
Speaker 2: Why would you compare I don't know, but clearly she's
feeling some guilt she's trying to make amends. She's hoping
she's dropping right.
Speaker 1: Scotch scotch.
Speaker 2: Jake, remember last week when we talked about how the
Democrats official Twitter account had posted that chart saying Trump's
inflation and it was really this chart and showed out
bad prices were under Biden, and then they promptly took
it down out of sheer embarrassment and humiliation. Jake Tapper
tried to get Mark Kelly to talk about that, and Mark,
what you're not going to year in this clip is
Mark Kelly going on like a three minute diatribe about
but Trump in order to answer the question. You're only
going to hear just the very first part of his answer,
because it's really the main, the most important part. Here's
Jake Papper doing some solid questioning.
Speaker 24: So you talk about how the Democratic Party has a
communications problem. Your party, the Democratic Party posted on Twitter
or x in the last few days a chart that
showed the price of grocery skyrocketing. The White House took
that Democratic chart and accurately reposted it to show that
most of the price jumps in that graph happened under
the Biden administration. The Democrats then deleted the post. So
I wonder if you think Democrats have figured out their problems,
both in terms of communications and also acknowledging that Biden
era inflation, for example, is one of the reasons why
your party's out of power.
Speaker 15: Yeah, I think that's fair.
Speaker 2: I think it's fair. But I'm also going to talk
for five minutes about how it's all from fault.
Speaker 1: Right, which is exactly which goes back to the whole
You guys have a communication problem.
Speaker 9: Mm hmm.
Speaker 1: So you're gonna you're gonna prove that point. Good job,
good job you.
Speaker 2: Oh, they're too much, you guys. They're also trying to
shut down You know how Democrats just randomly pick dates
where they're trying to get everybody to shut down stores
and not shop and not spend money and.
Speaker 1: Not like doing, which is every single day that they're
on this planet.
Speaker 2: I think they do this a lot, and I never
hear about it working. It's having an impact.
Speaker 1: It's like once a month they have this, Hey, we're
not going to work today, We're not going to contribute
to the economy.
Speaker 2: Okay, nobody ever notices.
Speaker 1: No, it's becoming a like a regular thing, and it's okay,
we get it. You guys protest like every Friday, we
get it right.
Speaker 2: It's like enough already. But this guy is trying to say, listen,
we've got a new date, and it's not just a
Democrat thing, it's just a sick and tired Americans thing,
and everybody should join in. Here he is to tell
you all about this is.
Speaker 15: The day Saturday, August ninth. We boycott, we protest, we strike,
We shut this country down. No more waiting, no more
hoping someone else will fix it, No more next week
or next movement. This is our moment. And I don't
care what group you are in. I don't care if
you call yourself left, right, center, red, blue, black, white, Christian, Muslim, Jewish, atheist,
because none of that, None of that matters anymore. What
matters is that you are a human being who has
had enough enough of their lives, enough of the price hikes,
enough of the censorship, enough of the corruption, and enough
of watching the country you love fall apart while the
ones in power get richer and colder. So on August ninth, Saturday,
August ninth, I'm asking every citizen, every worker, every activist,
every organization, every business owner to stand in solidarity. If
you protest, organize it. If you work, call in sick.
If you run and own a business, shut it down
for the day. If you shop, don't on August ninth.
If you post post with purpose, no buying, no spending,
no silence. We flood the streets, We flood the feeds,
We flood the hearts and minds of this country with
the truth. We are not divided, we are not small,
and we are the people. And when we stand together,
they will feel it. They will panic because they know
what happens when we finally stop playing their game and
start fighting together for something real. This is not a
political party move. This is not about clout or credit.
This is solidarity and it only works if we all
show up together August ninth, we shut it down.
Speaker 1: It's August ninth is a Saturday, right, Okay, I'm making
dinners like today, It's like, this is just so stupid
most okay, now, it's not. None of this has worked
for It's not gonna work now. It's like, and even
if if on a Saturday, like I feel like, if
people are going to be working on a Saturday, which
I know some people do, I get it. But even
if you think you're gonna shut things down on a Saturday.
They're gonna go buy all the shit they need for
that Saturday on that Friday before.
Speaker 2: Right, it's so dumb.
Speaker 1: It is also dumb. It's you're dumb. And the piece
of hair sticking up was driving me crazy? Is it
just me? Was it just me?
Speaker 2: I didn't even notice that.
Speaker 1: I totally didn't have any me crazy anyway.
Speaker 2: Also, this is like apropos of not that it has
nothing to do with anything except for immigration. This chick
explained how to argue perfectly with a liberal who tries
to tell you that immigrants built this country. This is
the perfect response to this country.
Speaker 21: No they didn't. Settlers did well, Settlers weren't immigrants. No,
they weren't. Immigrants come to a developed nation looking for opportunity.
Settlers go to an undeveloped land and create opportunity. That's
very different. You're splitting hairs. No, I'm splitting facts from delusion.
Settlers had no infrastructure, no government, no roads, no welfare,
no economy. People who immigrated here later on did not
come to build it from scratch. Well, but immigrants still contribute, Yeah,
totally if they come here legally if they bring value,
if they assimilate, Yes, they can contribute a lot, but
don't try and rewrite history. Oh so you hate immigrants, dude,
I am an immigrant. I came here legally. I came
here to contribute to this country. I didn't come here
for handouts. And that's the problem that I have with
immigration now. These people want the benefits of America without
becoming Americans. They come here hating this country. They break
the law to get in here and still expect us.
They are entitled enough to think that we should welcome
them with open arms and as if they were heroes.
They demand rights that they've never earned, reject values that
they've never lived, and feel entitled to a nation that
they don't even respect. That's what I hate.
Speaker 1: So good, so so gay to the men.
Speaker 2: Yeah right, love that, loved it. Also a nerdy little
Harriton who we play a lot from CNN because he's very,
very excited about his poles and his stats and his data.
I was not aware of how much he loathes Candice Owen,
but he really hates her. You guys, listen to him
talking about Candace.
Speaker 6: Yeah, not only is she stupid, but she's also disgusting, right,
I mean, Candice Owns has got to be one of
the most disgusting folks whoever gets airplay on any major network.
Speaker 21: And this is actually not even the worst of candideones.
Speaker 2: She's an anti Semiti, that's quite a lot.
Speaker 6: Yeah, she's an anti Semite. She's anti gay, she's an
anti Semite. She has said stuff about the history of
slavery in this country that's disgusting. Yes, it's funny in
so far you know that that, you know, she her
statements make no sense. But when we really get to
the core of the issue, she's just a disgusting human being.
Speaker 19: And that's the bottom line.
Speaker 1: Okay, Now, if you if you look at that, if
you watch that on Twitter you and I were talking
about in pre show, the comments are really interesting, Like
half the comments are like, I totally agree with this,
you know, and then half the comments are, hey, Candace,
like tagging her Candidace, she should go after this guy,
go after everybody on the panel, destroy their lives, because
that's what that's what she's become. Like it. She's become
the person that will go after and try to destroy people.
That's and I'm I find that very interesting. That that
is like their first instinct is to hey, Candice, go destroy,
tick them, sick them.
Speaker 23: Girl.
Speaker 1: You know it's like I don't. That's just bizarre. It's
like it's that's just because that's who she is now,
that's what she's become. Now. Yeah, it's like her mission
is to go out and ruin people. Thank you, but now, yeah, exactly.
Speaker 2: We have a couple thank yous from last week. Colleen
w said, OMG, collect calls those used to be You've
received a collect call from I'm at Casey's. Do you
accept the charges? My name changed with every call.
Speaker 1: Totally.
Speaker 2: This is exactly what we did.
Speaker 1: And and your parents would be like, no, that's it. They
would never accept the charges.
Speaker 2: Ed Whitefield said Fantastic four is an excellent movie. Might
even say it's fantastic. Hollywood got one right by sticking
to a very old storyline. Sacrifice their newborn son to
save the world. The love and strength of family is
the winning theme. Now take my money, you fantastic jerks.
Speaker 1: I want to see it. I totally want to see
that movie. I do.
Speaker 2: I don't even know about it. Is it like a.
Speaker 1: Pedra pastal is in it? Why is he a thing.
I don't. That's a great question.
Speaker 2: Why is he such a thing? Right now?
Speaker 1: You probably need to do a whole segment on that
at some point and just ask the question, why is
he a thing?
Speaker 2: Because he is a thing.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I don't get it.
Speaker 1: I don't get it either. I don't understand.
Speaker 2: Tricia Gamble says, good morning. My husband gets up before
me and goes downstairs. This morning, he said, I always
know when you get up because I hear the chicks
on the right. Daisy, I think you're being modest. I'm
sure you were beautiful in high school, because you still are.
You both are well.
Speaker 1: That is very sweet if you just say sweet, I
have really big hair. I have big, big hair in
high school. Brian Bremley. I think Robbie will be okay
with mock nearby. Governor Ron DeSantis and Scott Jennings seemed
to be okay so far. God Jennys hasn't taken a
restraining order out against her, but not Yeah, he's disclosed
you guys, I could feel it. Paula Johnson, your interview
with Scott was great and so sweet of him to
want to have you on his radio show. We are
so excited to do that. I know, I don't know
when it happened, but sometimes hopefully soon. Dave Larsen, Well, damn,
my hair is gray and my eyes are blue. Guess
that makes me Hitler's grandchild. Take my money, Jerks exactly exactly, Alexandra.
I feel that we should raise the age requirement on
social media and voting thanks to the leftist so they
want to like lower it to sixteen. You know. Jose
Rodriguez Morna from Texas. I bought into the white woman
with blue eyes propaganda and married one. Take my sorry,
not sorry, wad I love it?
Speaker 2: Well, you're a Nazi. I mean, that's all there is
to it.
Speaker 1: Totally, Jose. Shelley Shelley Ettington update on the mob who
are encamped in my house. Got a love family. They
rented their house and have a contract on a home here.
Two a days continue. Teenage testosterone is manageable. All is well?
We can do hard things, Yes you can, Shelley Marcia
our Shore Da Da. I can't. I do know how
to do your last name? I don't. I don't. Yeah,
what if Candae is right, you haven't investigated I.
Speaker 2: The more if I tried to listen to her more.
I feel myself getting dumber and angrier, and I just can't.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's not. You can go ahead and think she's right.
Good for you, T Media. I'm publishing. Hmmm, maybe I'll
start a business. On August ninth, after going on a
shopping spree. There you go, there you go. You guys
were bringing it in, We are bringing it in. We
hope everybody has a fabulous, fabulous money. We'll talk to
you tomorrow. Bye.