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That's good. A lot of influencers are facing backlash. We're
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Speaker 3: That, right, big day today and at this hour it
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Eastern is the deadline that Pam Bondi gave Cash Betel
to get all of the Epstein files to her on
her desk right, well, like a minute ago, two minutes ago.
So we'll see what happens during the show. But we're
going to be breaking down what happened yesterday around the
Epstein files because it was not a good day for Republicans.
Speaker 1: It just wasn't. It wasn't and we will get into
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and there is just more and more mystery surrounding this story.
It is getting crazier and crazier. So well here from
Fox News. First, this was like I can't even remember,
I can't read what time this was yesterday that this
report broke. But we're going to get into some of
the more details that are surrounding this story as it
gets weirder and weirder.
Speaker 1: Here's what was reported yesterday.
Speaker 4: Get impressed now looking at the sheriff search warrant and
saying that, according to the sheriff, Hackman was found dead
on Wednesday. As I mentioned, Hackman was in a mud room.
His wife, Betsy was found dead in the bathroom next
to a space heater. The AP also reporting there was
an open prescription bottle and pills scattered as they put
it on the countertop near Betsy Arakawa. So we're getting
developing information.
Speaker 1: It's so weird, you guys. And then there was a
dead dog too. The living ones, two living ones, Yeah,
two of them are walking around the property and then
one of them is just dead, and it's like, what
is even happening?
Speaker 3: Yeah, the carbon monoxide thing, they tested it. There was
no carbon monoxide, you know, leak or anything like that.
Speaker 1: The fact.
Speaker 3: To me, it seems like the story went a little
something like this. He was found next to his cane
in a pair of sunglasses in the mudroom. So maybe
he fell, right, Maybe he fell and like died from
the fall. And then she found him and was so
distraught that she took a bunch of pills and then
she died. Now how the dog died, I have no
idea why there were two other dogs just walking around
and not eating them. I also have no idea because
it's possible they could have been dead for like over
a week. They're talking about how their bodies were starting
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I didn't mumification what. Yeah, I just yeah, I kind
of agree with that theory because I was thinking the
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And she did something, you know, And I don't want
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She probably I mean, I'm assuming she really loved him.
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at least of Yeah, it's I just you guys. So
it sucks because you know, he's I really liked him.
It's like, what a crappy way to go, right, Yeah? Yeah,
I hope they figure out what was going on.
Speaker 3: You know, I just wish that they would stop using
the word mummification. I don't think that's the right word,
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I know, right, do they mean riga mortis? It's
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Speaker 3: All right, so let's get into the absolute debacle that
was yesterday. We played on our show yesterday the video
of Pam Bondy talking to Jesse Waters the night before say,
I've got all this on my desk. It's gonna be
like everything's gonna be released tomorrow.
Speaker 1: It's gonna be amazing.
Speaker 3: So we were hyped, right You even mentioned the Oscars
happening this weekend yep, And how the timing was amazing
and we had no idea that there was gonna be
this whole influencer get together at the White House. These
are the days, and I told Daisy this has been
pre show. These are the days where I'm so happy
that we're not that successful, right.
Speaker 1: We're not that big, We're like a mid tier you
know what I mean, which I'm good with that because
I honestly wouldn't. I don't. I would not have liked
to be a part of that.
Speaker 5: I just know.
Speaker 1: So you probably saw lots of pictures. We'll have the pictures.
Speaker 3: We'll even have video of this gaggle of influencers walking
out of the White House holding binders that said the
Jeffrey Epstein Files Phase one on them. And you guys,
it was so off putting some of these photos that
were going around and just the smile and then the
similar storylines behind them. So, for example, Chad Prather posted
today I met with President Trump, VPJD Vans, AGPM Bondi,
and Director Cash Petel in the Oval Office. They handed
me a binder copy of the Epstein Files. The most
transparent administration in American history. The best part this is
just the start. Ag Bondi confirmed there are thousands more
Epstein file documents being secretly held in the Southern District
of New York and they will be delivered to DJ
and DC by February twenty eight. People will be going
to jail for what they've done, and that was carbon
copy what DC Dreno posted, so people were losing their
minds because it so so orchestrated.
Speaker 1: It looks like something the legacy media would do, which
is here put out the propaganda of it's a constitutional crisis.
Everybody say that starts saying constitutional. That's what it looked
like to me yesterday. Yeah, and I was like, this
is icky. I don't like it, and I don't like
the fact that they gave it to influencers. What so
they got like binders full of women like I don't. Well,
it turns out.
Speaker 3: They got binders full of nothing, all right, but we'll
get to that now. As soon as the backlash happened,
Chad quickly posted so to be clear, yes, I copied
and pasted D. C. Durno's statement with the intention of
it being used as a quote.
Speaker 1: There was no messaging.
Speaker 3: I'm just now realizing that the quote and edit wasn't
what got posted. It's my fault one hundred percent. So
I mean, fine, maybe there wasn't a coordinated message, but still.
Speaker 1: They like, I don't know who did the picking of here,
the influencers that need to be standing in front of
the White House and holding these binders. It just the
optics are bad. Just release the damn files to everybody.
Nobody's more special than anybody else. All of us pay taxes,
and we want to see the freaking files, right. I
don't know what this was, but I think it was
a huge, colossal fail, huge fail.
Speaker 3: And at this point it seems like a huge fail
on Pam Bondi's part because there was no reason for this.
Speaker 1: So it gets even weirder. But here's a photo.
Speaker 3: If you're watching and not listening, you can see this
photo of all the influencers standing outside the White House.
Speaker 1: Smiling, holding up their binders. It just looks awful. And
the video, honestly was even worse. So here's a little
bit of the video of that moment. Yay, we're holding
up files about a pedophile. We know, that's just another thing.
Like I just making light of all of this. I
don't I don't like it. It just was a bad Yeah,
it was, as you would say in German, a cluster fukin.
Who did this or who was I'm assuming it was?
It was Bondy good look for conservatives, you guys.
Speaker 3: Not Literally everything about yesterday was not a good look
at all.
Speaker 1: And there's so much more.
Speaker 3: Even to say about that and one of the people
that was the most furious. Now, granted she's furious about
everything all the time, but Laura Lumer, she was out
of her mind with rage about this. So when the
influencer stuff started happening, that is when she absolutely lost it.
She was like, this is all caps. There are no
Epstein files. The binders are props. Every single one of
those right wing paid influencers lied to all of you today.
They engaged in deception to run cover for pedophiles. They
posted selfies with prop binders, liars, and deceivers.
Speaker 1: Okay, I don't want to agree with her. I don't
want to agree with Laura Lumber. I never want to
do that. I want to be in that position. However,
like there really was nothing in those files, Like That's
one of the things that I was thinking to myself
Yesterday's like, Okay, you're holding up these binders, what the
hell's in them? No one's put anything out in the
gen you know what I mean, They're not like talking
about specific people or things. We want to know who
was involved with all this. That's the right one now,
and so far we don't.
Speaker 3: Well, and to be fair to the influencers, it sounds
like they had no idea that they were about to
be handed these files either, and nor did they know
what was in them when they got that video.
Speaker 1: And picture takeok they had no idea.
Speaker 3: So Laura went on to say, I hope to be
a Dysantis loyalist or a Bimbo influencer someday, so I
too can get access to a cheap white binder and
play gatekeeper at the White House with the American people.
Where should I start registering Democrat or joining only fans?
Speaker 1: Okay, so people who like DeSantis are only fans? But
what is that she come and say? God, just calm
down now. Do I agree with some of what she said? Yeah,
a little bit, A little bit. I hate it. Like
I said, I hate to agree with her, because the
whole gatekeeping thing was, that's what they tried to put
out there yesterday, was here are influencers who are the
gatekeepers of this information when it actually is not. There's
nothing in there that's new, nothing.
Speaker 3: But I don't I don't blame the influence. I mean,
they looked bearable, but I don't think that they knew
that there was nothing in the files when they received
that they they found out from that meeting. They found
out during that meeting, because we'll see a tweet about
this from Liz Wheeler, who was one of the people
that were there, and she's trying to explain exactly what
happened and trying to shift everyone's anger where it belongs,
which is at the Southern District of New York, who
is obviously hiding lots and lots of information from the
Jeffrey Epstein files. And so you'll be able to see
what she says, and you guys can decide if you
buy it or not. But it just it just keeps
getting worse and worse and worse because in the binder there,
it turns out one of the pages was redacted and
it had already been out in the public for years. Yeah,
so even the very tiny amount of stuff that was
included was not as forthcoming as what we have already seen.
Speaker 1: Right, That's the thing. It's a nothing burger. It was
like nothing yesterday was they put out information that it's
it's not groundbreaking anything. No, you know, we're not saying
anything that we've not seen. It's not we're not they're
not naming people, which is what the American people want.
So hold people account, but like, why are they doing this?
What is happening? Why can't they just release the damn files?
I don't understand why this is so hard if if
they're you know, I know that there's still like communication
things that are happening. People are new to these jobs,
but I don't think that's what it is. I just
don't that that's where my conspiracy theory brain goes. I
just go directly to why does it take this long
to get this out? I don't get it.
Speaker 3: Well, there may be answers as we get further into
this segment, because we do have a lot more explaining
that you can either decide that you're okay with or
that you believe or not.
Speaker 1: But there's so many unanswered questions.
Speaker 3: And Tim Poole is one person who was like, like, okay,
the FBI New York Southern District of New York has
gone rogue and included in that binder. In fact, probably
one of the first things that everybody saw in the
binder was the letter that Pambondi wrote to Patel saying,
your New York office is withholding documents and by eight
am on Friday morning, I expect to have every last
bit of information on my desk.
Speaker 1: What makes no sense.
Speaker 3: About that letter is why it was written at all
when she was on with And I know it's hard
to read, but probably everybody has seen the letter by now,
and it's essentially Pambondy, not chastising Cash Pateel, but saying, listen,
we talked about this yesterday.
Speaker 1: I'm supposed to have the entire file. Clearly I don't
have it.
Speaker 3: You got to find out what's going on in the
New York office, the New York FBI office. But what
makes no sense about that is that she was just
on with Jesse Waters saying that she and Cash Patel
have been talking about this. So why the need for
a big public letter, a sternly word letter. Just pick
up the phone and say, let's go and arrest these
mf ors that are in New York hiding on the records.
Speaker 1: And the bottom line is, I don't need to see
a damn letter. I just want to see the Epstein files.
So put and crap out that people don't really care
about seeing. Just put this out that we care about seeing,
which is in fact the Epstein stuff. We want to
see all the files. That's what we want to say,
I don't give a shit about a letter, you know
what I mean? Right, that's great.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the sternly worded les. Seriously, this is this is
where we are, is it? And now it's like now,
I wonder if the whole thing was handled. It was
mismanaged from even before the election.
Speaker 1: It should should it have been so publicized that if
Trump is elected, all these files are going to be released,
because it's given the deep state all kinds of time
to hide, you know what I mean? Right, And you know,
and they're already like we've we've heard stories this week
about people at the FBI and the CIA even who
are starting to squelch evidence. They're starting to burn it,
you know what I mean. Yeah, figuratively, they're starting to
get rid of it. So you're right, it did give
them a chance to do that because they knew they
were a deep crap. So I don't like just the
whole every everything that you could have done wrong, we're
doing wrong, you know. Yeah, I don't know. Yeah, And
it's not a good look. I mean, we're a month in,
so they need to redeem themselves at this point, and.
Speaker 3: They've got some serious spleen in to do.
Speaker 1: Major cleaners four yeah.
Speaker 3: And then we hear from Anna Paulina Luna, who is,
of course in charge.
Speaker 1: Of the release of all this information.
Speaker 3: She's supposed to be the chief of the task force
that is in charge of releasing this information to the public,
and she said the task force nor I were given
or reviewed the Epstein documents being released today. A New
York Post story just revealed that the documents will simply
be Epstein's phone book. This is not what we or
the American people ask for. Get us the information we
asked for, instead of leaking old information to the press.
Speaker 1: Props to her. I agree one hundred and fifty percent.
I mean, m hmm yeah.
Speaker 3: And then Derek Hunter tweeted, sorry, but giving a bunch
of influencers innocuous papers and a binder is embarrassing. You
don't need to import people to give information to thereby
dictating that you release something. You're the boss, Pam Bondie.
Don't demand documents from employees. Refusing to turn them over,
go get them or arrest anyone who refuses a sternly
worded memo to follow is weak. Sauce you're either in
charge or you're not. There is no in between.
Speaker 1: I also agree with.
Speaker 3: This, Totally agree with that, totally agree with it.
Speaker 1: You know, I mean, you're tough cookie, Go be tough, right,
Go be tough? Right. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Now, so Liz Wheeler, one of the influencers, obviously all
of them were catching a lot of heat for, you know,
being all smiling and being like, look what we got.
They everybody was like raging about this online yesterday, and
Liz Wheeler, who was one of the influencers, decided to
try to explain what happened. And he said, let me,
she said, let me make this very clear. The binders
were not given to us at the White House under
any pretense that they contained damning Epstein information. Bondi was
pissed because the deep state swamp creatures lied to her
and gave her the files in the binder, pretending that
the contents, yes a nothing burger, were the complete Epstein documents.
Why aren't you pissed that the SDNY defied President Trump
and Bondy and attempted to subvert your votes. Why aren't
you outraged that FBI swamp traders tried to hide evidence
of what we know or heinus crimes and the powerful
people implicated in them.
Speaker 1: Why aren't you screaming for the SDN. Why to give
those files to BONDI, for Bondie to release them, and
for Cash to absolutely level the SDN. Y Okay, well, listen,
my anger at this is not mutually exclusive. You know.
I can be mad at all those things and then
also be mad that they knew that there was nothing
in the files and they chose to give them two
influencers anyway, which looks weird. It makes us look bad.
So that was a bad So we can be mad
about all the things at once. Yeah, I could do that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because why would Why would Pam Bondy go through
all the trouble to put what she was pissed about,
knowing it wasn't the complete file?
Speaker 1: Why bother to even put it in binders? Why hand
it out at all? Like it makes you no sense?
I mean, these people were invited to the White House,
so it's not you didn't have to do that. Nobody
didn't do that. You didn't have to make the binders,
you'd have to invite the people, you'd have to do
the spectacle. They didn't have to do any of that stuff.
So yes, Liz, I can be pissed off about all
this stuff, but I could also be pissed off about
the way that this has been handled, which is improperly.
I just this.
Speaker 3: Doesn't make any sense, and nothing that Liz said made
it any better. I mean, it's it's fine if, like,
if the influencers had no idea they were going to
get the binders, fine, if they had no idea that
what was in the binders was going to be nothing
until Pam Bondi said, by the way, there's nothing in these.
Speaker 1: Then why did they go out and be like, look
what I thought right now? It makes sense, you're right, Ma,
because they didn't have to do that. They didn't have
to do it. They could have been like, oh my god,
this is a nightmare, like we got nothing. Why I'm
not going to hold it up in front of a
bunch of people, in front of everybody in God and
say that there's something in here when there's not.
Speaker 3: And then I can't remember which of them, probably all
of them at this point were told when they got
the binders that there was an embargo on them until
like later on the in the afternoon, and they weren't
allowed to show any of their followers what was in
it until later in the afternoon. And again if there
was nothing, which there wasn't, why why were they even
given those instructions?
Speaker 1: Like right, so this there's nothing that the stuff that
we've already seen. Yeah, and I also would like, yeah,
that's somebody. Louise said influencers got paid. It's interesting, Like
I don't know if they got paid. I think that
they the White House probably thinks that this elevates people somehow,
but not a good look. And like it goes back
to your point. I'm glad that we're not that popular
where we weren't invited to do this because this what
a cluster, you know what.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I'm so glad not to have been
included in all of this. Yeah, and then there there
was this was like almost nobody can even believe that
this happened. But the actual House Judiciary gop account, which
is presumably run by Jim Jordan I wrote breaking Epstein
files released, and then they included a link, which obviously
was to make people think if you click this link,
you're going to see the Epstein files. It was a
freaking rick roll, you guys. It was a Rick Asthley video.
Speaker 1: Yes, never gonna give you up. That's what you got.
So he was getting fired people who were so mad
about right as we should be, Like, listen, you're making
light of a guy who trafficked twelve year old girls,
girls as young as twelve he had on that island,
like servicing his friends. It's a he's a freaking pedophile.
To make light of this is I just I could
not believe that happened yesterday, you know, not this was
who's getting fired.
Speaker 3: Somebody's getting it fired because it was absolutely out of right.
And then, like you know, I'm always trying to play
Devil's advocate, like I always want to understand.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're you're the good cop. You're a good cup
on bad cop.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 3: The only thing that I can think of to try
to get inside the brain of whoever thought this was
a good idea was that they were mocking how this
had been built up, built up with all the binders
and it turned out to be a nothing burger and
they were mocking that.
Speaker 1: But this was not the way. No, this was totally
not the way to do it, and that person needs
to go because it just made the GOP look terrible,
really really bad.
Speaker 3: Christina Pushaw, one of the people complaining, saying, as a Republican,
and more importantly, as an American who is no stranger
to online trolling, I find this distasteful. The trafficking and
rape of children is not a joke.
Speaker 1: She's one hundred percent correct. He is probably one that
probably wouldn't have been the word that I used distasteful,
but it's true. It is distasteful.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yashra Ali said of Democrats had promised the release
of files related to a notorious pedophile and sex trafficker
in the House, Democrats posted a rick roll, God help them.
People would be right to attack them, and they would.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they would were right to point out that this
is just terrible. It's terrible.
Speaker 3: Meaning and Xavier who again, you're going to see our
interview with him tomorrow. He said, this just pisces me
off so bad. We are sitting here waiting for the
names responsible for elitist child sex trafficking, and you take
this as an opportunity for a sick joke, buck all
the way off, right, So how do you agree with them?
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Speaker 3: Yeah, So then again it's even weirder, Okay, because then
Cash we finally hear from Cash Patel, which also became
a whole weird thing on its own.
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pm he tweets this, You can go ahead and read it.
Speaker 1: The FBI is entering a new era, one that will
be defined by integrity, accountability, and the unwavering pursuit of justice.
There will be no cover ups, no missing documents, and
no stone left unturned, and anyone from the prior or
current bureau who undermines this will be swiftly pursued and
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we take is to the law and the Constitution, and
under my leadership, that promise will be upheld without compromise.
Please keep in mind that there's a sentence there that says,
if there are gaps in the Epstein investigation, we will
find them. Did you guys see that?
Speaker 3: And also keep in mind that it says this will
be swiftly pursued and brought to justice.
Speaker 1: This right, just keep that in mind. That was that
mind five thirty eight pm he did that.
Speaker 3: So I'm texting our group and I'm like, oh, you guys,
Cash just tweeted and Spencer, our Indian correspondent, says, I
don't see anything. There's nothing on his and I'm like, wait,
was this fake? And then I immediately freaked out because
I'd already like planned to include this right. Well, for
some reason, it was taken down and then replaced by
an updated version of this exact same tweet without the
two phrases that we just pointed out to you.
Speaker 1: So like about a half hour, thirty five minutes later,
this was this was put out and you see there's.
Speaker 3: Not going to be brought to justice. They're not specifying
the Epstein case episode here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what happened? Very interesting question, right, like why did
he do this? Why did he do this? Yeah? And
within within like thirty five minutes, he was like, oh shit,
I got to put up another tweet. Why weird?
Speaker 3: Everything that could have been fed up yesterday it was
that fed up. Yeah, I mean it just looks like
it looks so bad on everybody's part.
Speaker 1: It just does. Indeed, I think.
Speaker 3: Nick Fredis was also weighing in on this, and so
he's always a voice of reason to me. We love us,
we love us, and Nick Fredis and so here he
is weighing in on the debacle.
Speaker 8: All right, social media has been blowing up, but I
think it has something to do with Yeah, that right there,
here's what I'm going to tell you. Yeah, I was
in the room when Pambondi and Cashpitel, the Attorney General
and the director of the FBI, were handing these out,
and right off the bat, one of the first things
they said was, we're going to be releasing this to
the public. What you need to understand is that there
really isn't a smoking gun and the new information that
we have available except for the fact that it has
become evident that certain members of the FBI have been
withholding information from the Attorney General's office. Now the AG
has been pursuing this, but now we have a new
director of the FBI, Cash, So what we finally have
is an Attorney General and a director of the FBI
that actually wants to get to the bottom of this
and will hold accountable not only the people on the
Epstein list, but the people within the government who have
been withholding key information in order to subvert prosecution. Now
as information becomes available, they have to be careful because
they have to weigh what they need to get out
to the public at the same time that they're going
to need to be able to prosecute certain individuals. So
I understand that. Here's what I'm saying. I know we're
all frustrated about this because we should have had a
lot more information a lot sooner. But I genuinely believe
that we have people in power now that want to
do something about it, and quite frankly, I'm willing to
let them cook.
Speaker 1: Okay, well, then don't still doesn't explain, don't promise the
files and then not deliver. You know, that's a don't
make a blinder. It's like, I think one need a
Broaderick tweeted the other day. Listen, people want to be
mad if they would just say this is the reason
that they haven't been released yet, And I totally agree
with that. It's like, just that's trans parency. Is saying
to the American people, Hey, so we haven't you know,
this is what's happening with the FBI. There are a
bunch of schmocks because they've been like hiding all this information.
We're trying to let us cook, kind of like what
he says, let us cook. And I would have been
completely fine with that. I would have been But don't say, hey,
we're going to give you all this information and then
don't do it because that and then.
Speaker 3: Make a production out of right having no information like
that's because that's where you start.
Speaker 1: You got to you know, you lose the American people
because again it goes it goes back to the whole
you know, Biden and friends thought we were really stupid.
Democrats think that Americans are stupid. We're not. And that's
one thing that I think Trump does right, is he
understands the American people are not stupid. We understand what's
going on. We want to completely tear down to the
deep state. And so just be freaking honest with this man.
I mean, I'm like that, Like in my personal life,
I know a lot of all you guys are too, right,
So you just want people to be straight with you.
Just be straight with us.
Speaker 3: And don't don't create or manufacture all these pr.
Speaker 1: Right, just whatever that was you looked like Democrats just
stop in.
Speaker 3: As Jesse Waters also dug into SDNY a little bit
on his show last night.
Speaker 9: Here he is, so, who's in charge at the New
York FBI Field office. Who's withholding Epstein docks from the
Attorney General James Denahe is running the show there there
he is. This is the guy who emailed his whole
staff to dig in after Trump took office.
Speaker 10: And don't forget that.
Speaker 9: James Comey's daughters an assistant US attorney for the Southern
District of New York. She worked on the Epstein and
Maxwell cases. She's kind of knee deep in this. Epstein
was facing sex trafficking charges in Lower Manhattan. Where's all
that paperwork? The FBI sees computers, surveillance videos, banking records,
file cabinets, and photographs from all of Epstein's properties in
New Mexico, the Virgin Islands, Palm Beach, and in New York.
The Justice Department also gave Epstein a sweetheart on prosecution
deal seventeen years ago. Where are those files? The Bureau
of Prisons? Where are those files? You remember where Epstein
killed himself. I asked Bill Barr about that. Why everything
seemed to go wrong that night.
Speaker 6: When I first heard all the information and all the
coincidences here, I was suspicious.
Speaker 11: What were the coincidences?
Speaker 9: I mean, those were a lot of coincidences.
Speaker 6: Well, one of the cameras was out right, he was
supposed to have a cell mat. Cell mat left. They
didn't replace the cell mate, and the guards who were
supposed to check them every half hour didn't check them.
Speaker 9: My EMT source said he was on the scene immediately
to pull Epstein's body out to the morgue, and when
he got to the cell he saw seven people there
touching Epstein's body and moving around.
Speaker 1: Unbelievable. It's just I mean, it's believable, but also unbelievable, right,
And I'm old enough to remember when Epstein had banking
privileges and Mike lind All didn't. So, yeah, isn't that
interesting how that works in our government?
Speaker 12: You know?
Speaker 3: Yeah, everything is so shady worked, it's borked, as you
would say, it is really really what they need to
unbork it pretty quickly, you know. So you know, love Pambondi,
I think she created a lot of unnecessary problems for herself.
Yesterday she went on Mark Levin's show last night to
try to do some damage control here she is.
Speaker 7: We released about one hundred and twenty pages of documents.
And I started asking for these documents right when I
came into office and before Cash Battel was in there.
So I ended up getting about one hundred and twenty pages.
We carefully redacted them, of course, to be sure the
two hundred and fifty four real young girls, women who
are victims of sex crimes and sex trafficking. Their personal
information was redacted and out of there to protect them.
So I'm going through it, and I kept saying, there
has to be more, There has to be more. I'm
assured that's it. Cash asked the same questions, assured there's
no more. Last I found out, you know, this week
that a source told me New York, SD and Y
they're sitting on thousands of pages of documents regarding Epstein, thousands, thousands,
And of course you've seen the very strong letter. We
will get everything. We will have it in our possession.
We will redact it, of course to protect grand jury
information and confidential witnesses that the American people have a
right to know. And Donald Trump is the most transparent
president in our nation's history. So not only will America
get the full Epstein files, they will get JFK, they
will get Martin Luther King.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, well let's just do it, you know,
because I mean Clinton was on the Lolita Express twenty
six times in two years, like a sure, that's completely
on the open up. Oh, I'm sure because there was
a bed on that plane. I mean, and this is
the thing, like, I'm sure he was just traveling for
business or doing I don't even know post presidential things.
Well was two yeah, two thousand and one or two
thousand and three, So in two years he was on
that Want I want to see the flight laws at
the very least, like I know that, like they put
that out there, but put put out why these people
traveled with him? Like why, I mean, you can you
can say, okay, well Clinton, he probably was maybe he
was just hitching a ride somewhere, and I know some
people hitched rides with that guy. Okay, but twenty six
times in two years, what were you doing on that plane?
I'd like to know?
Speaker 3: And that is all I saw somebody commenting Pam BONDI
is not the problem, like she wants what we want.
Speaker 1: I believe that.
Speaker 3: I believe her heart is pure, I believe her intentions
are to sign. But she created the spectacle yesterday and
there was no reason for the spectacle.
Speaker 1: That's the point.
Speaker 3: And it's just it was an unforced mistake and this
is I just don't understand why. And now there was
this tweet from Katie Pavlich which I was like, ah, geez,
so this adds to everything she says. Hey, everyone, regarding
the Epstein files, Glenn Maxwell, Epstein's accomplice is currently on
appeal to the Supreme Court. It was filed January of
this year, so don't expect much new from DJ until
that is resolved. This was the situation today, will be
tomorrow and.
Speaker 1: The foreseeable future. Which again, if that's the hold up,
just say it right. All these roadblocks, it's just that
the swamp is so disgusting and deep. Yeah, it's gross,
you guys, and it just that's what seriously, that's what
I walked away with yesterday. It was just there's so
much corruption in our government. It's like we've just got
to suck the poison out that and I hope that
they can do it. I hope these people can because
if they can't do it, I don't know who can.
Speaker 3: Right, And I know they want to. I know Pam
wants to, I know Cash wants to. I know that
they want to get to the bottom of all of this,
and they do want to be transparent. So I just wish,
you know, because I'm sure that they all have staffers
around them who are like, okay, from an optics perspective,
try this, try that. They just need to turn off
the noise and do what they know is right. And
I feel like they're just getting bad advice all the
way around.
Speaker 1: And yeah, quit taking it and just go be badasses
like you are. Yeah, you know, let's talk about the
Tape Brothers.
Speaker 3: Because this is another story that was pretty big yesterday.
Speaker 1: Listen. You can think what you.
Speaker 3: Want about the accusations that were filed against Tape Brothers.
They were held in this Romanian prison for a while
and they were on like house arrest whatever. Maybe or
maybe not, maybe there's not enough evidence to hold them
in jail.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I know that these brothers are disgusting, disgusting,
and yesterday it was like we were supposed to get
like a release of the Epstein files, not the tape brothers.
I didn't sign up for this, I didn't vote for this.
Speaker 3: You know. Yeah, they are absolutely vile, and I think
the problem started. I think it was Candice Owens who
actually gave Andrew Tait a platform first.
Speaker 1: I know Tucker Carlson did as well, with both of them,
both Andrew and Tristan.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and it's because you know, this is what happens
is that, oh, those brothers said some they supported Donald Trump,
they said some like conservative sounding things, and then everybody
flocks to them and thinks, oh, yay, they're on the
right side, but they forget at the same time that.
Speaker 1: These are disgusting men, Like they are so vile.
Speaker 3: There were videos that we thought about, including today, and
we were like, we can't.
Speaker 1: They're gross. They're just too gross. They refer to women
as bitches. They're like, I mean, he tells you how
Andrew will tell you how he made his money, and
it's I mean, he was basically like a glorified he
was kind of pimpy.
Speaker 3: Oh he wasn't, kinda and he talks about beating women,
making them cry during.
Speaker 1: Sex, and he's just disgusting. And then they're and then
they get on talks and they say, oh, these people
have junk evidence. That's what they called it. Junk evidence.
Speaker 3: It's literally videos of you talking. You know, it's not
junk if you're the one saying the words.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Andrew, there was one interview he was in that
I watched, which it's just so gross. He says that
he had he uses the PhD program, that's the Pimp
and hose degree program. That's what he talks about. And
he openly talks about what he did with these women.
And then and yeah, I just don't why, why why
did this happen Yesterday?
Speaker 3: People a lot of people in here saying, I like
the tape Brothers. I don't know what there is to like,
but you do. You just they are the most vile
men on the planet. But that's not to say that
I'm saying they're guilty.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: They've been alleged to do things and maybe there's evidence
of those things and maybe there's not. But apparently yesterday
they were extradited back into the United States, or they
were allowed to come into the United States, and it's
been a long time since they were allowed.
Speaker 1: To do that, and apparently deals had to be made.
Speaker 3: With the Romanian government in order for them to be
allowed back in the United States. And now there's questions
how did that happen? Who arranged it? A lot of
people are pointing the fingers at Trump, but as you'll
see from a video that we have here, Trump seems
to have no idea how this happened. He's looking into it,
and since they arrived in Florida, I can tell you
for sure that Dessantas had no idea this was happening,
and he was definitely not happy about it.
Speaker 1: Here's what he said.
Speaker 11: We have no involvement in that. I read about it
through the media. Clearly, the federal government has jurisdiction whether
they want to rebuff his entry into the United States,
and I have confidence that whether it's Pam Bondi or
Christy knowing that they will be looking at that. I
do know our Attorney General, James Uthmeier is looking at
what state hooks and jurisdiction we may have to be
able to deal with this. But the reality is is no,
Florida is not a place where you're welcome with that,
with those that type of conduct in the air, And
I don't know how it came to this. We were
not involved. We were not notified. I found out through
the media that this was something that was happening. Okay, guys.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And there are people in our audiences saying we
love alpha males. They're alpha male. Real alpha males don't
use women and their bodies to get rich. They don't
manipulate women and pimp them out to get rich. It's
not an alpha male.
Speaker 3: I live with a drag about beating them and strangling
them and making them crying.
Speaker 1: I hope you don't have wives and daughters if you
think that this is okay, because it's not good.
Speaker 13: Lord.
Speaker 3: This is the thing I think people they just focus
in on. Oh I agreed with a couple of the
statements that they made, so.
Speaker 1: Therefore I like them.
Speaker 3: That you haven't watched enough of them, right, because go
down the rabbit hole.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they made their money on the backs of basic
women that were they were pimping. I mean, it's just gross.
The stuff that they do is gross. They're not alpha male.
There's a difference between that and being an alpha male.
Speaker 14: We love that.
Speaker 3: I should have just included the video because the fact
that people are like, they're they're just alpha ma.
Speaker 1: No, you guys, haven't seen enough of them then, because
they're yipe and he's just over X.
Speaker 3: It was floating around yesterday that was so filled with
like so much disgusting stuff.
Speaker 1: I couldn't include it. So you can find it. It's
I mean anywhere exactly. All you got to do is
do five minutes of research just to find like Andrew's
mo is to manipulate women, get him in there, and
then he he webbed. He webcamed these chicks, That's what
he did. He got him on tape. He's like, you
can f them and then get him on camera and
then they work for you. They're basically working for you.
That's what he did. And then he would take a cut,
like a huge cut, and give them like I don't
know however much dollars for a video that they did,
and then he would take most it's pimping. He's a pimp.
Speaker 3: And again there's a lot of allegation that we don't
you know that he's I don't think that he's been
through the whole full judicial process about those. All I'm
saying because he's super soue happy apparently. All I'm saying
is that the words that have come out of his
own mouth are enough for me to know what.
Speaker 1: Hey, he is disgusting.
Speaker 3: He talks openly about beating and strangling and using women
and making them cry.
Speaker 1: That's not half a male. And listen. I so there
are some things that he says that I agree with too,
but how he made his money is disgusting. It's disgusting,
and he talks about it openly. And people that are like, oh,
this is great. I don't know how you can think
that's great, and then you know somebody else who does
that is not great because I you know, like why
because he said nice things, he said conservative sounding things. Yeah,
just not okay. It's not okay.
Speaker 3: And I know people are blaming Trump for making this
whole arrival here in the country happen. But he in
in the Oval office when kier Steiner was here yesterday.
He was asked about it, and he genuinely seemed surprised
about this.
Speaker 13: Andrew and Tristan Tate landed in Florida today on a
private jet after being released from custanty in Romania. They
are accused rapists, human traffickers, not thought of as good
people in many circles. Did your administration pressure the Romanian government?
Speaker 1: To release them.
Speaker 13: And if so, I know nothing about that.
Speaker 15: I don't know.
Speaker 6: You're saying he's on a plane right now.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I just know nothing about it.
Speaker 1: We'll check it out, We'll let you know.
Speaker 16: Look, you obviously this involves there's an English element here,
so opposite, it's important that justice is dartin and human
trafficking is obviously, to my mind a security risk, and
so I we'll catch up with the story into here.
Speaker 1: Way apparently do not that much of a security risk
if they were like just landing in Florida, you know
what I mean?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, but but we're taking issue with DeSantis
too for saying they're not welcome here. I mean, and
I get I get that criticism of DeSantis, because you
don't get to say who's you know, if they're legally
allowed to be in Florida, you don't get to say
they're not welcome here. But I understand the sentiment that
we don't like them, like I don't. I would not
personally have them here. I would not have invited them here.
I think that's what he was trying to say. Maybe
it was an artful Yeah, he.
Speaker 1: Could he could have said that. He could have been
like I don't like them. I think what they've done
is kind of gross and skivie. But yeah, but I
mean it's it's a free country. I guess if they're released,
they can go wherever they want to go, and I
guess Florida is a good state to go. So, you know,
I just been But that video showed me that Trump
he didn't know I do everything to me like he
knew at all. Yeah I could. Yeah, I mean it
was pretty obviously he didn't know about it. So then
who did it? Like what?
Speaker 3: Well, that's the great question. So a lot of people
are saying this was kind of arranged by Rick Gurnell.
Romanian Foreign Minister said that Trump Envoy Rick Grnell had
discussed Tate's case with him, although Gurnell said he told
the Financial Times that the discussion was not substantive, but
he did say I support the Tate brothers, as evidenced
by my publicly available tweets. So again, I don't we
just I don't know.
Speaker 1: I have no idea, Okay, so how does that work?
This is a warning to all women in Florida. You
may just want to be on the lookout and not
get involved with these guys. You know, it's probably not
a good idea ladies, because they don't they have no
respect for women.
Speaker 3: Josh Haldy also tweeted about this, and he said, I
would hope our government wasn't involved in any way. My
view is that charges against him are very serious. I
don't think conservatives should be glorifying this guy at all.
I certainly don't think we should be using any influence
in our government should try to get him out of
what seemed to be extremely serious charges in Romania.
Speaker 1: So I would hope that we weren't involved in any way,
and I don't know. I kind of think we might
have been.
Speaker 3: And so there's a difference between believing that he has
the right to be here, and perhaps he does, he
and his brother do. But there's a difference between that
and doing what Holly says, which.
Speaker 1: Is glorifying him.
Speaker 3: And unfortunately, in some cases, that is exactly what's happening.
The Young Republicans of Tampa Bay have decided to invite
him to and in fact they made this plea. They said,
we welcome Cobra Tate and Tate the Talisman to Florida
as free speech absolutists. The Tates haven't been formally convicted
of any crimes and are welcome to speak to our group.
We're old enough to remember when a convicted felon won
the presidency. So they're trying to make this a free
speech issue.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and it's there is kind of different than Trump,
just a little. It's just a little different. Yeah, this
is the thing, the way that he made his money.
I can't believe the young Republicans are like, let's go
ahead and invite him. There's a gajillion other people you
could have come speak Tampa Bay young Republicans. I don't
think this is the good choice. You know, it's just
so new, I know, was it yesterday?
Speaker 3: The day before that, we had the big announcement from
Caroline Lovett that the White House Correspondence Association would no
longer be deciding on the press pool and everybody was
losing their minds so very weak.
Speaker 1: Get out, Oh my gosh. Yeah.
Speaker 3: And I was on the fence, as you remember a
little bit, because I was like, well, I mean.
Speaker 1: If this happened under KJP, we would also be losing
our minds to some degree, I think. And so Megan
Kelly had on.
Speaker 3: Buck Sexton on her show, the other day, and she
not that it matters because he doesn't say anything in
this clip, it's just her talking. But she also had
a really a comprehensive explanation about how the White House
pool works and her concerns about this announcement.
Speaker 17: The White House announced this week that they are going
to decide who's in the White House Press Pool, not
the press now. The press pool, for those listening at home,
is a group of representatives from television, radio, yes now streaming,
and print reporters, usually a wire service like AP Reuters,
And it's a small group of representatives from each one
of those realms of media that gets to follow the
president around at all times in the more not in
like the residents of the White House, but like in
the more intimate spaces like the oval or on the
trips something. You're not going to take everybody who's in
that press briefing room with you when you're the president
of the United States.
Speaker 10: But pool, if you're part of pool.
Speaker 17: You get to go and it is your responsibility to
report everything he does back to all the other media
and the public. And the pool reporting job is very important.
It's you know, the pool was is the reason we
saw Ronald Reagan get shot.
Speaker 10: They were covering Ronald Reagan.
Speaker 17: I mean, he wasn't doing anything extraordinary that day, but
Pool was there because they always have eyes on the president.
Pool was there covering even you know, President Trump when
he got shot before he actually got re elected in Butler, Pennsylvania.
Speaker 10: Pool has to be there.
Speaker 17: And as a former reporter at Fox News and I
did White House duty when I was in my very
young years there here and there, Pool is like a
serious responsibility.
Speaker 10: You can't fuck up pool, like you really do. Have
to get it right.
Speaker 17: And typically the media will decide who can do pool
because it's very expensive and everybody understands important that you
get somebody in there who's really going to tell you
what happened. So I will say, for the record, I
don't know how I feel about the White House saying
we're not now going to decide who's in pool. It's
not the same as saying we're going to bring in
new voices to the press briefing room. We're going to
I love all that, but I actually happen to believe
the media should decide who's in pool, like because it's
a matter of resources. It's just the TV lane alone,
and they seem to be saying TV will will not change,
TV will decide who's doing TV. But the number of
wires you've got to get in there, to get the
cameras ready, getting an experienced photog in there to make
sure he gets moments like god forbid, there's a presidential
assassination attempt, Like you can't fuck around with that. You
need true pros who've got a lot of experience, you know,
setting up a shot, being ready for breaking news. I
speak only from the TV realm because that's the one
I know. I got questions about this before I really
endorse it or criticize it.
Speaker 1: Well, it's because she understands that. Wa right, it's a
great perspective. And I and honestly like, if it's stuff
like that, I don't I don't want to be part
of the pool. I don't want to be in there,
you know what I mean? Are you with me on
the I mean, let's think about it.
Speaker 3: Why are people mad at her? Like, why are you
saying shut up?
Speaker 11: Lady?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I know she has that background. She does. She has
a really good background, and you do need experienced people
in there. I can understand that. It's just I think
maybe there can be a happy medium here. It doesn't
have to be Maybe we could figure out a way
to the meet halfway, you know, or they could they
could figure out a way to meet halfway and have
people like us in there and then have you know,
the seasoned journalists that have all the wires. They have
all the wires and the cameras and the things that
we just don't have. So, I mean, I do see
her point on that, because we're just podcasters and they
want to give bloggers and podcasters a chance to get
in there and have you know, have a have a
seat at the table, and I get that. I think
that's great. I love that, But I also see that
she does too. Like she said, she said as much,
you know, that part is awesome. Nobody's complaining about that
part totally. So it was just interesting perspective speaking of
the pool and press, the press and all of that. KJP.
Speaker 3: She's now doing interviews and Jesse Waters was talking about
her and showing some clips of a recent sit down
that she did with somebody talking about Joe Biden's decline
and basically saying how shocked, how shocked they were that
the press and everybody. Literally the world turned on them
when Joe Biden had that horrible, horrible debate.
Speaker 1: So there was a couple.
Speaker 3: Yeah, interesting clips from that, and Jesse breaks them down
here does better explain that the.
Speaker 15: President spoke to it himself.
Speaker 1: He was very honest.
Speaker 15: He was like, look, I don't speak as well as
I used to, I don't move as well as I
used to. He was very honest about what the American
people were seeing, so he never hid from that.
Speaker 1: As far as it comes.
Speaker 15: To interviews, look, this was a different media landscape, it
really was. He wanted to talk about issues, and it
was very hard to have interviews when we were able
to talk about issues.
Speaker 10: A different media landscape.
Speaker 9: Every reporter wanted to interview the president. Biden said no,
and he botched the debate and got cooed. Binders Stills Heardude.
Speaker 1: There was a discount.
Speaker 10: I love it for me.
Speaker 15: What was happening with leadership and the Democratic Party. It
was a firing squad and I had never seen anything
like it before. I'd never seen a party do that
in the way that they did, and it was hurtful
and a firing squad around a person who I believe
was a true patriot, shocking, shocking.
Speaker 10: Boot coup is finding a good leader.
Speaker 9: He replaced the guy you back step. Kamala not the answer.
Speaker 2: I talked to a lot of Democrats of people since
I've been here a harbor, say, you know who the
hell do I look to?
Speaker 15: I actually don't have anybody that I'm going to call
out or put out there. I'm not, but I think
that it is important for it doesn't matter if you're
governor or Congress, senator, a local elected official, former vice
president for former vice president. I want to see many voices.
I don't just want to see one. I want to
see many who can lead us, lead us through this time.
Speaker 1: I don't miss her. I just don't. Oh my god,
I know, right, And when is she going to end
up on MSNBC, because you know that's coming. She's just
getting for a position there. Yeah, she's like, maybe I
can take joy Reid's place.
Speaker 3: Great, that's the last thing that we need, the last
thing that we need. There is some hullabaloo that you're
going to start hearing more and more about, probably starting today,
around this whole potential of Elon Musk's starlink getting a
contray with the FAA in place of and already signed
off on contract with Verizon to upgrade air traffic control
systems for getting us from point A to point B
and so. A few days ago, Elon Musk or Autism Capital,
had tweeted new Elon Musk is seeking to deploy Starlink
satellites to upgrade the IT networks of the FAA. Starlink
already sent four thousand Starlink terminals to the FAA as
of last week. And by the way, they did that
for free.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh. Yeah.
Speaker 3: This is reportedly in addition to Verizon, who had a
two billion dollar contract awarded in twenty twenty three for
upgrade work. And Elon said the Verizon system is not
working and so it's putting air travelers at serious risk.
Speaker 1: Yeah that's alarming. Yeah, it's alarming. But I mean I
want I want the people who know how to do things,
who can get it done and it'll work, especially when
I'm flying exactly kind of importance. So everybody needs a
quipping So but heard here.
Speaker 3: And so yesterday Mario Andoffa al said Starlink could replace Verizon,
and the swamp is panicking. The FAA is on the
verge of canceling Verizons bloated two point four billion dollar
contract and handing it over to Starlink, a move that
would bring faster, safer, more reliable air traffic control services.
Speaker 1: And yeah, Elon.
Speaker 3: Retweeted that, saying, to be clear here, the Verizon communication
system to air traffic control is breaking down very rapidly.
The FAA assessment is single digit months to catastrophic failure
god putting air traveler.
Speaker 1: Safety at serious risk.
Speaker 3: The Starlink terminals are being sent at no cost to
the tax payer on an emergency basis to restore ATC connectivity.
The situation is extremely dire. However, he then corrected himself
and said, it's actually not the Verizon system that's failing.
Speaker 1: It's the L three Harris whatever that is.
Speaker 3: The new system that is not yet operational is from Verizon,
and he has concerns about it, and so that's why
he's trying to help make us safe.
Speaker 1: And they're obviously dragging their feet and they're not doing
as quickly as they could be doing things, you know,
like that Verizon, Verizon, Verizon. If it's not operational yet,
it's like okay, well then they need to give it
to somebody who like And this is why I think
it's great that they have it, because he knows how
to build things. He knows how to make things that work, obviously,
and he can do it in a very timely manner.
It's not like there's none of this bureaucratic red tape
bull crap that goes with it. He wants things to
work now because if he's talking about single that freaks
me out. The single digit thing I know, and I'm
already afraid to fly and I got to do it,
Like we all have to fly, right, And it's like,
just make sure that we're safe. That's the number one.
Like he knows a bit about aviation, maybe just a
little bit. Yeah, I mean I live in I live
twelve miles away from McGregor, which is where SpaceX they
have one of their SpaceX places. It's weird to me.
I don't know if this makes any difference whatsoever, But
over the past week we've heard more and more tests.
Like my house is shaking more than it's ever shaken
out because they are constantly doing tests, I mean, and
they do it at the weirdest hours. These people work
around the clock. They do. If you work for Elon
you're working all the time. And I've heard that from
I have a cousin who has a friend who worked there,
and he said, I was working twenty twenty one hour days.
He expects a lot from his employees, He expects a
lot from people on his teams, and he expects them
to do the job right and to do it efficiently
and quickly. And so I mean, this is not a
bad thing, especially if we're saving money. Why would it
be a bad.
Speaker 3: Of course, Democrats, because it's Elon, they're like, oh my god,
consult of interests, Oh my god, we have to sue everybody.
Speaker 1: You know, this is how they operate.
Speaker 3: But here you're about to hear from Obama's former FAA
administrator about this whole Elon getting involved with air traffic control.
Speaker 1: Here is that guy. I don't know his name, but
here he's that former Obama guy.
Speaker 18: The technology that the air traffic controllers use the guide
planes in and out of airports is antiquated, and it
takes a lot of money to really get the best
equipment possible. So I give President Trump and Sean Duffy,
the Secretary of Transportation, high marked for place in a
high priority. You got to get the money. You got
to get the best technology, and youve got to get
it in place. That's what the air traffic controllers need.
Speaker 11: So there are updates that you think need to be laid.
Speaker 1: Pardon me, there are some updates that need to be made.
Speaker 8: I've read that.
Speaker 18: It's pretty it's a it's a nineteenth century system. We
need to get into the twenty first century with our technology.
These air traffic controllers, the flying public deserves much better.
Speaker 11: You think Musk, with his experience with SpaceX, would be
a good person to take a look at it at
least and make change.
Speaker 18: I think he understands the issues of aviation, and I
think he understands the issues of safety and aviation, and
he knows we have an antiquated system, and you know,
the President Trump has talked about it. I give them
credit on this. They know what the issue is. They
got to find the money to make it happen.
Speaker 1: And again it goes back to what the hell have
they been doing with our money for the past however
many years they could have upgraded all this stuff, But
where's the money gone? That pisces me off. It's not
like these people don't get enough money from us. Right,
So what are they doing. Oh, that's right. They're spending
it on illegal immigrants and freakin Zelenski you.
Speaker 3: Know well, I mean, and they're also spending it to
fight making the upgrades. As you can see from Richard
Blumenthal's Tweeties sent an angry letter off to Secretary Duffy saying,
I'm demanding Secretary Duffy explain why his agency is suddenly
selecting Musk's starlink for FAAUS after a contract was already
signed with Verizon. This new deal reeks of corruption, self serving,
abuse of taxpayer dollars.
Speaker 1: Since when has he given a crap about abusing taxpayer dollars? Since? Oh,
that's right. When Elon gets in charge of something otherwise,
by all means give me all your money so I
can piss it away, right, I mean think, Oh my god, people,
it's so transparent what they're doing. Anything that they want
to do to make things better, the Trumps and the
Elons of the world, they want to make things better
for they want to make us safer in a more
timely fashion. They want to do that, and Democrats are like, no,
it's Elon, so we hate it.
Speaker 19: I know.
Speaker 1: Alan talks about this a lot in the Roman podcast.
Now you're concerned about like pissing away money, you jerk,
You don't get to do that. Unbelievable, ridiculous.
Speaker 3: Democrats are all about just stopping any progress, and that
is crazy because they're supposed to be progressive, but they're not.
Speaker 1: They're just getting in the wave of everything and they're
making shit up. JD. Pritzker or JB. Pritzker that the
fat dude us.
Speaker 3: The guy that Guttfeld said last night looks like he
ate Chris Christie.
Speaker 1: He's not wrong.
Speaker 3: So he's trying to say, you guys that the reason
that prices in the grocery remain high is because democracy
is ending under Trump or something.
Speaker 1: Listen, you got to.
Speaker 5: Remember that the things that I'm speaking out about now
about you know, the threat to our democracy. This is
not a message to win elections on. It's something people
need to know. They need to know that that's happening.
But you know, if you talk to one hundred people,
knock on one hundred doors, and I've knocked on an
awful lot of doors running for office, and you say
to people, you know, democracy is at risk, nobody knows
what that looks like.
Speaker 10: They've never experienced it before.
Speaker 5: And the reality is what people need to hear about
is what the effects of that are. The prices at
the grocery store are going up because democracy is being
taken away.
Speaker 1: What I mean, this guy, I just can't He's so
he's one of the good billionaires that we're supposed to
listen to. Is that right? Am I getting that right?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 20: He did.
Speaker 1: He's on the right side, So he's a good billionaire.
I mean, give me a break. He also was so
pissed off about RFK getting appointed because he's like, oh
my god, all of our health is going to suffer.
Have you looked in the mirror, dude? Have you seen
yourself lately? Maybe handle that before you start dissing that guy.
I think he knows a little bit more about health
than you do. Unreal.
Speaker 3: Amy Klovich a also absolutely having a hissy fit about
all of the changes about people leaving various departments and agencies,
and she really wanted her colleagues to think about it
because there's a stink, you guys, there's a stink, she says.
Speaker 21: Beg my colleagues, instead of picking apart bills that were
not even passing to actually do their jobs, and look
at what is right in front of you. Nominees who
are saying that they will not court orders. FBI agents
who have done nothing but do their job getting her wired,
prosecutors who have devoted themselves, who are conservatives, and members
of the federal society who are respected by so many
people that you know, who are stepping aside because they
can't stand this stink over our constitution in our country.
That's what I'm asking you to look at as we
look at not just these nominees, but everything that's happening
in our country today.
Speaker 1: Is she okay? Is she right? No need to check
on her? Like okay. There was a man like sitting
next to her. This foot went you need to calm down,
calm down, You just need to calm down. Amy, all right,
she's she looks so distraught. Oh my god, she was
shaking with rage. Are you all right? Maybe go make
another video out in the snow, lady, go touch snow. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yesterday we talked about Gavin Newsom starting a podcast and
and there's been backlatch, as you might imagine, and so
reporters were asking him yesterday if that's really the best
use of his time, and here is how he responded.
Speaker 14: I might say that's a bit of a distraction from
your day job. I'd say it's essential for my day job.
It's an opportunity to communicate people, respecting all of you directly.
The world's changed. We need to change with it in
terms of how we communicate and continue additional touch points.
Have two way conversations, which were part of that podcast
as well, in terms of having people being able to
gauge me directly. And I want to engage people that
often I engage with in private and make public those conversations.
I think that's what inspired this. I had some interesting
conversations with people I deeply disagree with, and we found
a lot of common ground.
Speaker 1: I dance.
Speaker 14: I wish I said to someone all of those conversations,
wish this has been recorded, because I think it would
distill a sense of well being people that you know,
we don't hate each other, while we have different points
of view, You actually express some interesting insight said that
I didn't fully appreciate, and I hope I offered the same.
And so that was the idea for the for the website.
Speaker 18: The one on them will be.
Speaker 14: On shortly and reason for the guests that will be
on because it sort of reflects some of those conversations.
And so I just think.
Speaker 10: It's important all that.
Speaker 1: You know, those guys when we used to work in
corporate America that used all the right corporate speak, and
he's like touch points and paradigm shift and all the
other I mean, it's just such bullshit. He just spews
bullshit out of his face, and people are like, oh God,
like when liberal women are like, he's so hot and
greasy hot, he should be president. Is just anybody with
half a brain cell can see right through this guy.
He is just so full of crap. It's unbelievable that
he's in the position that he's in. He would not
he would not ever make it in the private sector
except for the words, you know what I mean, the words.
He'd be good at the words and the points. Shut up,
Gavin God. And you know it makes me wonder listen
the whole podcast thing him doing it. It makes me think, Okay,
he thinks that's somehow more lucrative maybe than or do
you think he's gonna run for something else? In addition's
gonna run? Oh yeah, he's gonna run. I don't I mean, okay,
this is.
Speaker 3: Gonna runs to this as a platform to help him run.
Speaker 1: Right, He has to be a celebrity. He has to
become more of a celebrity and more in people's faces,
and he has to schmooze more in order to get
to that next level, which is president. Right, I mean
he wants to run for president. Yeah, gross, He's absolutely
gonna run. There's no way he's not. And there will
be so many dumb people that vote for him. Yeah,
that's so astounding to me. It's just the amount of
stupidity in this country when you fall for that. They're
the same people that would have gotten into a car
with Ted Bundy. Okay, now, hey that's pre fair because
I would have gotten into the car, but I would
never vote Forgavin.
Speaker 3: Had totally gotten into the car, you guys, I would
have gotten into that car.
Speaker 1: You wouldn't. Now, I think when you were like in
your twenties and thirties, you would have gotten to the car.
Speaker 3: And in that time period, like when it was nobody
thought people were.
Speaker 1: That creepy, you would have liked she would have gotten
into the car. I wouldn't have. I would have absolutely
gotten in right.
Speaker 3: The reason for my name today is because Maxine Waters
was caught getting out of a car walking into a
building and there was like somebody there with a phone
asking her questions about Elon. And I think at first
she thought this was a person who was on her side,
and then quickly realized that it wasn't and she gets
so weird.
Speaker 1: Yes, you start singing or something like what was that?
I was like, oh no, she's she's doing a little ditty.
Uh huh, please enjoy.
Speaker 12: I think that should get Elon musk over there messing
with any about departments.
Speaker 19: But we long to be you know, don't you want
to be accountable to what's happening with the homeless and everyone.
Speaker 1: But we want we want people that we wildness.
Speaker 12: Don't want a non elected man appointed by the president
to start making people go home and their jobs and
all that. Yes, oh no, he's tricking Youporter.
Speaker 22: Is insane, insane, Like seriously, I can't one strong wind
and that hair is off, like it's just gonna go
the road.
Speaker 1: Like that was almost like on the verge. It was teetering,
you know what I mean. It was like gasping for breath.
That wig was. It was really bad. Also, why are
walking to representing the American people? Why so many, so many,
so many walking to diversy guys. I don't understand, Like
she is insane. Yeah, I like watching it.
Speaker 3: That was a one also Sunny Austin, not on the View,
but like on a whole.
Speaker 1: Other show.
Speaker 14: Show.
Speaker 1: I know. She was talking about how.
Speaker 3: She's so concerned about people who are not in favor
of DEI, and she gives a very profound reason.
Speaker 20: It makes me feel that you don't want diversity, equity
and inclusion. And the Republican Party and the Conservatives have
done a great job of bastardizing that term, and I
think it needs to be retaken and explained.
Speaker 3: She's like, if you say that you are not in
favor of DEI, it makes me feel like you are
not in favor of.
Speaker 1: D yes, such job. It makes me feel like you're
not in favor of diversity, equity and inclusion. That's what
it stands for. Did you know that? Yeah, we know that.
We Yeah, God, we want a society based on merit
these people, Yeah, okay, we don't want DEI. DEI sucks
it just it makes it It's like the soft bigotry
of low expectations. Is that what it is. It's a
lot of that and a lot of just not picking
the best person for the job, which is what America
should be all about. It doesn't matter how much melanin
you have in your skin, it doesn't matter if you
have lady parts or not. Just pick the best person.
What a concept. That doesn't make people racist or sexist.
We just want the right people doing the jobs, especially
in positions where they're trying to keep me safe. Yes, exactly,
somebody who's like a pilot or doing air traffic control.
I don't care what color they are. I don't care
if they have parts like me. I just want the
right person doing the right job keeping my family safe.
Speaker 20: Mm hmm.
Speaker 3: So I have no problem with Elon getting himself involved
with the FA. In fact, that gives me great comfort,
and I think it should to other people as well.
But naturally you're gonna have the hags of the view
ripping on Elon at every possible opportunity, even when they
end up sounding like complete xenophobes and anti immigrant, which
is exactly how Joy Reid came across yesterday. And then
she ended up having a backpedal because she accused him
of being pro apart.
Speaker 1: Part right, which is super batshit, But here she is.
Speaker 2: I don't think who ever wants to really the responsibility
of the job. He's not really bright enough to handle
the job.
Speaker 1: Oh my God kisses.
Speaker 2: His butt and strokes his his tiny ego or big ego,
whatever it is, and he doesn't get to do he
can take a nap.
Speaker 10: While the guy was not.
Speaker 1: Born in this country, it's taking who was born on.
Speaker 2: Partheid in South Africa, so has that mentality going on.
He was pro apartheid, as I understand it, right, he's a.
Speaker 1: Naturally, he's a natural. Oh really, how did he do that?
Speaker 10: Did he come over the moon?
Speaker 2: Now I'm getting some flat because I said that Musk
was pro apartheid. I don't really know what for sure.
If he was, he grew up at that time when
apartheid was was in full blown, before the great Nelson
Mandela six days.
Speaker 1: He was around at that time.
Speaker 2: But maybe he was.
Speaker 1: Maybe he wasn't.
Speaker 2: He might have been a young guy too, So don't
be sewing me. Okay, they're allowed to say any lie
they want, but we have to be really strict. That's
why this show is important.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's important for you to get out there and
spu stuff that isn't true and then have to go well,
I mean, I don't know, but I'm just saying that
he's he's pro apartheid. Wow. Yeah, these women and people
are clap the seals in the audience to talk to
those people. What is wrong with you?
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, they are ridiculous.
Speaker 1: They're rid ridiculous, you guys.
Speaker 3: The Don Lemon Meghan Kelly battle continues on.
Speaker 1: It continues to rage.
Speaker 3: So yesterday we played Megan Kelly going after Don Lemon,
and now he's he's clapping back and is accusing her
husband of being interested in his husband.
Speaker 1: I'm cannot with this. I just can't. This is crazy.
Here's I'm not playing the whole thing, but here's the gist.
You'll love it. I am actually embarrassed for her.
Speaker 3: Yes, she does what she does.
Speaker 1: People would like you, and the women would like you
more if you weren't such a what you said about
my former colleague.
Speaker 11: And by the way, Megan, let me just say something.
Speaker 3: Deal with your own house and tell your husband to
stop looking at my husband across the room.
Speaker 22: It's weird.
Speaker 1: Okay, Wow, have somebody in your family everybody's got one
who thinks the whole world revolves around them, Like you know,
you know who I'm talking about, and your own family
are and your group of like you have one of
those people in your life. He is that guy. He
thinks that everybody is just so he's such a freaking narcissist.
It's like everybody's saying, you're looking at my husband. No,
he probably just looked at him. He probably just glanced
at him at some event somewhere, and he's like, your
husband's looking at my No one's looking at your husband.
Don No. I can assure you that it's like, just
get a grip. Yeah, And anybody's like married.
Speaker 3: To Megan Kelly has a type and it's not dudes.
Speaker 1: Okay, So I feel like it's not that's right, just
maybe not that. I can't wait to hear her response
to this. I know, I love this fight so much.
Speaker 3: I just wanted to keep going, Yeah, all right, your
favorite Dan Crenshaw, so he was I don't even know
what podcast this is, but he was asked to set
the record straight about whether or not he really would
want to off Tucker Carlson because we played that video
for you the other day where he was on a
hot mic saying if I saw him, I would I'm
alive him and that he's the worst person ever and
so obviously got a lot.
Speaker 1: Of backlash for that. He tried to deny at first
that he ever said it. He is at least now
owning up to it. But this makes him look no better.
You guys, know, Chrisman, let's just clear the air at
a fundamental level.
Speaker 13: Do you have any actual desire to kill Tucker Carlson?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 23: Greg, No, Greg, I don't. It's it's a little shocking
that two serious people like you and I, dealing with
serious things and serious issues, have to address that. But
I suppose we do because you said, you know, like I,
I caught that video for myself. After all, I saw
the outrage online, and I got to say, that's the
lamest quote unquote death threat that I've that I've ever seen.
I think it's pretty clear that that's a you know,
a non literal turn of phrase, the kind of thing
we all say. I mean, it's it's anyone. I think
anyone seriously watching and being honest with themselves knows that's uh,
that it's hyperbole set in private, and uh no, Tucker
does not have to worry. I absolutely have no desire
to harm him.
Speaker 1: And he called us. He called people like us online
outrage pedlers, is what he said. I bet he's just
pissed off that he couldn't manipulate the video like he
did with ours.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, I way worse.
Speaker 1: I think, Yeah, I did come back. He really is Texas.
Let's do better? Can we please do better? You guys,
we have a treat for you.
Speaker 3: We've got to wrap up in the next ten minutes,
so we have just enough time for thank you. And
also instead of talk today, we're doing like one big talk,
which is actually a throwback that we mentioned Yesterda today
for our sixteenth anniversary, somebody had mentioned how much they
loved our review of Chinese beauty products.
Speaker 1: So, in case you have never seen that, the thing
is that I've heard that China is ahead of us
technologically in many ways.
Speaker 3: Well when it comes to the anti aging industry, there
is no questions, so ahead, and so I trust them implicitly.
Speaker 1: I trust them so much to make me look and
feel younger and rejuvenated, more rejuvenated absolutely I ever have before.
Speaker 3: And so when we saw this video, we thought we
have to try this.
Speaker 24: And then we saw the price. Two hundred dollars.
Speaker 3: Chinat made of money, so we decided, let's see what
other products China has in the tight aging category.
Speaker 1: It came with its own that is very fancy.
Speaker 3: It comes with three different coils of tension, so you
work your way up to the better. It says, work
your way up to the highest, which is purple, purp
It's just redilue and green.
Speaker 1: That's called the neckline, slimmer and toning system.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna go all the way to purple, which I
think is blue. Try it out two minutes a day.
Speaker 1: No, no, shush, that's the sound. Now you know what.
That's the sound. That's technology, and that's China being advanced
like this. I can see you looking younger. I feel
beautiful and more vibrant China. Let's move on.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna tell you what it's supposed to do and
what you do once it's in.
Speaker 1: All right, you get it, and now shove that little
part in there, get your tongue.
Speaker 3: Get wrong, no, no, no, put that middle part.
Speaker 10: Push that back.
Speaker 1: That's not even that's not it. It's this side. There
you go.
Speaker 3: This is all you need to do make vowel sounds
out loud, over and over again, disturbing, producing regular.
Speaker 1: And methodical say you, oh you, over and over again
for three minutes.
Speaker 3: And that is fighting the wrinkles around your eyes. Oh
we are clearly younger and China.
Speaker 14: All right.
Speaker 1: The roller this is my favorite. You still have this
cell You still have a.
Speaker 3: Swimming roller massage firm neck face, that is what it's called.
Speaker 4: So the name.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, I I didn't know how to use mine.
And then you go like this, okay, so my slips
in like, oh there you go.
Speaker 3: Okay, wait hold on yeah yeah yeah, just like that,
and it rolls all the cellulite off of your fat,
cellulite on their face.
Speaker 1: Well, clearly this that chick doesn't okay, but this is
what it's for. It's for all the cellulite. I feel
I give this one a ten. This is awesome. I
feel like this could be good for migraines. Yeah, it
could put it up there I did it wrong. Yeah,
like this could be a good. So it's multipurpose. This
was around because I get those you don't, so maybe yeah,
I want to say that I figured it out. Yeah okay, yeah,
that actually is nice.
Speaker 3: We highly recommend this particular item from China.
Speaker 1: And you know what all I got to say is
you plastic surgeons out there, you better watch China.
Speaker 3: You could remind the audience of the name of this product.
Speaker 1: The Voberry cell roller for face up, arm cellulate roller,
slimming roller, massage her for a neck face China. The
search just put that right.
Speaker 18: In there, China.
Speaker 1: The last final Yeah, this is the.
Speaker 3: Half face slimming cheek mask, lift the face line, slim.
Speaker 1: Up belt strap China, China. And listen. If it doesn't
work for anti agent, you can become a pro wrestler.
It's very simple. Oh my god, this is ridiculous.
Speaker 19: This is actually okay, hold on it like this, Yes,
hold on, I can't sit.
Speaker 1: You help me. I feel younger, I feel so feel
really beautiful you guys. Yeah, oh my god, beauty, this
is beauty. Welcome. That was like our radio days. My
favorite My hair was so long and brown. Oh my god,
I don't even know what mine was doing.
Speaker 11: Guys.
Speaker 1: I should have kept that last one. I really should
have kept it. Really great. Did a great thing to
my husband.
Speaker 3: And the thing with the long name, I will that
is my favorite thing of all time.
Speaker 1: China, you guys, China. Oh my god.
Speaker 3: All right, we've got thank yous to catch up on
from yesterday. From Tracy and the Ballpit, Tracy H eight
nine said, Happy anniversary, Jerks, and Alexis Wilhelm said, average
taxpayer pays eighteen grand a year forty million to terrorists
a week times fifty two takes over one hundred and
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Speaker 1: You take it instead, Jerks. When people do the math
like that, it freaks me out. This is why it's
better off that I just can't do math.
Speaker 3: Robin Tel says, Happy anniversary. You lovely ladies have been
part of my morning routine for the last three years.
Thank you for all you do. Yes, let's see on
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Speaker 1: Enjoys good, great, so awesome.
Speaker 3: Meredith r N on Local says, I've been shopping all morning,
love starting my mornings with the chicks, and Connie MJ
just said I can't you too, and then lots of
smiley faces.
Speaker 1: Okay you ready, yep, Brian Brumley black out. This commis
take my money and spend it.
Speaker 22: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Brian SMB seven to eleven. I think it was carbon
monoxide poisoning. It wasn't. There was that out. I thought
it was that yesterday too. I thought for sure that's
what it was, but they ruled it out, so now
it's all shady. Anastasia sixty three. I got two pickup orders,
a delivery order, and an Amazon order today. I'm going
to Math then hitting up shops. I'm just getting started
up in here. I love it. Drop away. The photo
and the story yesterday exposed the shameless grifting losers. Yeah, yeah,
there's a lot of that, a lot of that. There's
a lot of that going on you guys, But I
don't know about you. I don't know about the influencers.
I don't think they were like total grifters. I think
I think they.
Speaker 3: Got caught in a big webbing that they did not
know that they.
Speaker 1: Were going to be caught in. Yeah, they got caught
in a big deep state web is what happened there,
I think, Colleen, I agree with Mock's theory. And I
think the one dog ate some of her pills, pills
scattered on the floor, count herself probably fell to the floor.
I can't even get my dog to eat a pill
with Cheane, we're tasty. I don't know, it's so weird,
Laura Kate Baker, Okay, move on. Binder Gate is stupid,
all right, Laura. We did to get out the get
it out, get it out, Mock. We appreciate that, but
don't ever tell us what did you, Mason Decker. They
didn't charge Epstein with trafficking to keep the FBI from
reading all four properties and declaring it all evidence. M hm,
Mike Sassman, the few tibits of Okay life advice for
men does not outweigh the ick factor with the tastes. Yes,
a great you. That's a perfect way to put it.
Andrews also subscribes to Islam in a very Suss interpretation.
Also agree with that. M h fooballg and you know
how listen, just putting it out there, and I probably
shouldn't say this out loud, but women are treated well
in that world and they're not so go figure football,
Jesus a new trend. All these libs starting podcasts in
the last sixty days. They lose jobs and start podcasts.
Who will listen? Great job, ladies, I mean, they just
want to compete with us, right Tira the Coroner? My
favorite Dearah. My favorite number from the Epstein Binder was
eight six seven to the five three oh nine. I
already had it, but I was glad it was there.
Shows transparency, Laura Carter. The only door Pritzker is knocking
on is Krispy Kreme when the red light comes on.
Aaron Powers, thank you for playing my favorite chick segment ever,
China Love You drips so effing much. Take my money.
That was a nice blast on the past. I haven't
seen that in forever.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, I forgot about so much of it.
Speaker 1: I love that. Oh it's so good. You guys the
best we can remember.
Speaker 3: I'm really quickly, Do I have one minute just to
say thank you really quickly to an anonymous person who
sent me this cappy barra, thank you very much.
Speaker 1: I've no idea who sent.
Speaker 14: It, but I love it.
Speaker 1: And then from family Bardstool, who sent me an Ella
like an Ella cup. Oh I love her cups. I
just love, love love her cups. So sweet you guys.
Remember I'm going to be with Chad on Monday. Okay,
We're still having a show obviously, but I'm doing it
with Chad, so it'll be mockless, which always kind of sucks,
but so grateful to Chad for helping out. And then
we will talk to you Monday and you'll see mock
again on Tuesday. Okay, all right, bye everybody,