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get into some news and some stuff.
Speaker 1: Shall we we shall, We'll do it.
Speaker 2: So let's start off.
Speaker 4: With kind of a big story, and that is that
there's this judge, Chief Judge John McConnell Junior. He's in
the US District Court for the District of Rhode Island,
and he has blocked all of Trump's attempts to freeze
federal funding. And this is not just like this little decision.
Speaker 7: This is a.
Speaker 4: Big, fat, giant blow to everything that Trump and Doge
are trying to do. And so we've got a little
bit more of more information about what that order involves.
So basically, they're saying, you have to restore any funding
that you froze, you have to stop your pause on funding,
you have to take all the steps to make sure
that anything that this order says has to happen happens
without delay. You have to prevent any funding pauses linked
to omb and then you have to resume the funding
of all the institutions and agencies that you have affected
with your executive orders. So it's a big fat problem.
It's just some random judge who's decided I'm not going
to let Trump president.
Speaker 2: Is basically, and this is the guy.
Speaker 1: This is a Soris judge, you guys, it is. It's
an Obama. It's an Obama Soros judge. Is what it
is so make no mistake, and these people are like,
we didn't elect Elon, I didn't like this guy. I
didn't elect this jack off though. I mean, just so
we're even this is the thing. It's like, so he's
trying to be obstructive. Why because he doesn't want us
to save money?
Speaker 4: Well, because he doesn't want to let Trump be president,
which is exactly what Banchi from Red State tweeted. He said,
they're not going to willingly allow Trump to be president.
Speaker 2: They never were exactly.
Speaker 4: And so he, I mean, this is a it's a
ruling that everybody is talking about. Jd Vance tweeted about it.
Now everybody's mad at jd Vance and you'll see JB.
Speaker 2: Pritzker.
Speaker 4: We're responding to jd Vance about this ruling because what
Jadie Vance said was absolutely right. He said, if a
judge tried to tell a general how to conduct a
military operation, that would be illegal. If a judge tried
to command the attorney general how to use discretion as a.
Speaker 2: Prosecutor, that's also illegal.
Speaker 4: Judges are not allowed to control the executive's legitimate power.
And Pritzker said jd Vance is saying the quiet part
out loud, the Trump administration intends to break the law.
As a nation of laws, the courts make sure we've
all the laws. No one's above the law except for Biden.
I guess when he totally ignored the Supreme.
Speaker 2: Court exactly totally just with this with the student love stuff.
Speaker 1: No one is above the law except Hunter Biden, except
all the Bidens, my god, except every single like person
and the eight thousand people that that Biden just he said,
you're above the law. These people are inseptable.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean with absolute madness. What's that mean?
Speaker 6: Right now?
Speaker 1: The people spoke, we want him to do a job.
We gave him a mandate. He is fulfilling that mandate.
And then this one Obama sore of judge is like,
I'm not going to allow it. In fact, we want
to impeach him too again because we have learned nothing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's it's and it's it's really the overreaction, and
we'll have a lot more of it today from you know,
from a lot of Democrat Congress members who are just
like looking for any place they can stand in front
of of a government agency to shrek and be over
reactive and hysterical about this.
Speaker 2: It's an audit.
Speaker 4: That literally is and I think as though this is
some sort of decay of the constitution, that we're in
the constitutional crisis.
Speaker 2: That's how it's being positioned on all the talk shows.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and you can do it well. You can tell
that none of these people have ever owned a business,
because they're acting like there's somehow victims in all this.
There are victims of an audit. Oh, I'm sorry, like
every effing business on the planet doesn't have to undergo
an audit. You can tell none of these people have
ever run a business. It shows, It absolutely shows. The
people that screen the loudest are the people we need
to look into the most.
Speaker 7: Mm hmm.
Speaker 2: That's exactly right.
Speaker 4: Read if you would, Sean Davis's assessment of this whole thing.
Speaker 1: Random federal judges and blue state backwaters have no authority
to unilaterally dictate who the president may talk through what
data he can access. John Roberts and Scotis have two
options here. They can bring these inferior malcontents to heal,
or they can get used to the President simply ignoring
these inferior courts, or Congress eliminating them entirely. Congress created
these inferior courts, so the Supreme Court wouldn't have to
deal with every federal case by itself. But if these
rogue inferior judges are going to routinely issue lawless decisions
that the Supreme Court has to deal with anyway, Congress
would be well with them advice rights just to eliminate them.
Roberts and Scotis can immediately put these lawless judges in
their place, or Roberts can watch his case slow go
up by a thousand times and his court's precious perceived
legitimacy creator overnight. The age of tolerating this nonsense is over.
Speaker 4: Yes, it's causing a lot of lawyers to, you know,
to bicker.
Speaker 1: Yes, right, it's just in its bull crap it is.
They're just being basically, they're just being obstructionist. We've seen
this before. It's the old song and dance, and it
just it's I think Americans are just tired of it.
We're tired of it. We just want shit to get done.
We were starting in the first three weeks off his administration,
we were seeing at warp speed crap getting done. And
then they're like, no, we don't like crap getting done.
Speaker 2: Road block, roadblock, we don't like it.
Speaker 1: We're not used to crap getting done. We like it
when nothing gets done. And so it's in the American people.
We're onto you. We know what you're doing. You want
the same old, same old. You want to be able,
you want to hide all of the corruption that you've
been hiding for years. You want to continue stealing from us.
We're not gonna let it happen.
Speaker 4: And you would think that the Democrats approval rating, that
they would notice that everything that they've done up to
this point is looked really poorly upon. No one likes
them right now, and they just keep digging their heels
and even deeper.
Speaker 2: It's kind of it's amazing to watch on.
Speaker 1: A bunch of bunch of freaking criminal comedies, is what
they are, and it's we all see it, you're and
the more that they bitch and complain and try to obstruct,
the more we can see what criminal comedies they are.
So I mean, I guess keep doing it and.
Speaker 2: We'll just keep legacy.
Speaker 4: Media is helping them, of course, because you've got all
of them shrinking the same constitutional crisis nonsense and ignoring
the fact that this really just is an audit that's
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Speaker 1: People are saying that the segways are smooth today, they're smooth,
like Scott Jenna Banks.
Speaker 4: Well, that is some excellent, excellent timing because right.
Speaker 2: Now we have Scott yeah, talking about smooth.
Speaker 4: So he was talking about this court order and how
ridiculous it is, and fighting with Abby Phillip, who was
actually very condescending to him, and that did not go
over well with him. And you'll see that friction play
out in this next clip.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 8: Just understand where you stand. If a district court judge
rules in a way that the president dislikes, should the
president listen or should the president the five?
Speaker 9: If a district court judge tries to usurp the authority
of the chief executive this country, he should absolutely defy it.
There's a difference between broad policy decisions and discrete disputes
between parties.
Speaker 1: That's the difference.
Speaker 9: If I want a policy decided, I'll take.
Speaker 2: It to what about checks and balances? Scott of a
district court judge, I can't.
Speaker 10: Get with is you talking in these there are broad generalities.
Not every single one of these cases deals with a
discrete issue. Okay, It deals with funding, it deals with
the with certain constitutionally or statutorily appointed roles. Every single
one of these things is a distinct thing, and they're
all being dealt with it by different judges. So it's
not broad swaths of policy here. It is when the
court says, When the court says Congress, you know appropriated
this money. You must unfreeze it while we litigate this.
Why can't Trump comply with that?
Speaker 9: He so you're saying that a judge should decide how
and when money is judge for years and not the
president of the Scott's.
Speaker 10: Let me explain there a little bit more. Let me
explain it a little bit more slowly. A judge is saying,
you don't have to talk to me, like I'm Congress.
Speaker 1: You have an opinion.
Speaker 10: Yeah, but I'm saying you listen to me, because you're
not listening and you're making claims that are not connected
to the facts. The judge is saying, maybe you created
a certain amount of money, we need to litigate this.
While we litigate this, we're going to put a hold
on the actions that you took that might be unconstitutional.
Speaker 9: So while we litigate, while we litigate, Judge, I'm in
charge of the executive branch, and you're not forgetting totally.
Speaker 1: He's absolutely right, And she's like, let me slow it
down because you obviously can't understand if.
Speaker 2: You my god, that's he was kind. He was very kind.
He always is.
Speaker 1: Gretchen served a real purpose in that clip.
Speaker 4: Well, she she she comes next. So he also tangled
with Gretchen Here is that clip.
Speaker 9: Want individual federal judges who hate Donald Trump? Why don't
you tie him up for four years? If you want
to be the policy questions decided, let the Supreme Court
do it. But in the interim, the executive has to be.
Speaker 2: Allowed to go.
Speaker 10: How do we get to the Supreme Court?
Speaker 2: But the Supreme Court time.
Speaker 10: Let me get to the Supreme Court by the judges
ruling things going to appeal and then it goes in
the meantime. What happens in the meantime. You're supposed to
comply with the court's rulings. Am I wrong about that?
Speaker 2: Well, you're supposed to comply.
Speaker 9: But Scott's absolutely right in that the court cannot say
you have to spend these dollars today.
Speaker 2: So as a governor I dealt with this and Kristin
Rich actually didn't do much of anything.
Speaker 1: And christ U hates Trump, doesn't he?
Speaker 4: Well, I mean during the primaries he definitely did. Of course,
now he's come around a little bit more.
Speaker 1: But yeah, it's interesting how that works. But I mean
like he for all intents and purposes, he doesn't really
like him very much. So he could. You would think
that he'd be like on the side of the Democrats
are on the side at least of the Obamasaurus judge,
because you know these people have tds like crazy. But
he wasn't, I think because practically speaking, no, I mean
it's he probably should push this to the Supreme Court
and just say because what they want to do is
they just want to tie him up so he can't
do anything right.
Speaker 4: It's an abbey abby is trying to say, why shouldn't
that be the case? Why shouldn't everything get on hold
until they go through all of this litigation? But the
opposite is actually true. Why shouldn't we put a pause
on all of this insane funding so that we can
figure out if it's appropriate or not and stop wasting
all of the taxpayer money. That should be the pause,
not a court entanglement. That's what's so crazy to me.
It's also backwards.
Speaker 2: It is the way they want to do it right.
Speaker 1: Because because Democrats don't want him to succeed, Yeah, they don't,
and it's and it's to their detriment. These people are
such massachiss like I don't understand how their brains work.
Speaker 10: I never will.
Speaker 1: I never will be able to wrap my brains around
how they think, because they just want so badly for
Orange Man to fail that they will do it at
the expense of their own families, at their kids and
their grandkids, and their own tax dollars. They don't give
a shit that they're paying. More intact, they don't care
where their money goes. They don't care if it's going
to transgender operas. Okay, what do they care?
Speaker 11: Right?
Speaker 1: As long as Orange Man fails.
Speaker 2: Right, that's all it's ever been about. Right.
Speaker 4: And you can tell because Trump was asked about this
when he was he was doing a little gaggle with
the press, and he was asked about this judge's ruling
and what he thinks about it. And I feel like
Trump forty five would have been like freaking out and raging.
Speaker 2: This is a very different Trump.
Speaker 4: He knew that this is exactly what was going to happen.
You can tell in his attitude even when he answers
the question. He's got people all over this. He knows
how this will play out. He has a strategy.
Speaker 2: He's been planning for this for months, you can tell.
And here he is responding to the question President and Jamie.
Speaker 7: Vais said, judges aren't allowed to control the executive.
Speaker 12: Now what you think of it, Well, we're going to
see what happens.
Speaker 13: We have a long way to go, and.
Speaker 14: We're talking about fraud, waste, abuse, and when a president
can't look for fraud and waste.
Speaker 12: And abuse, we don't have a country anymore.
Speaker 14: So we're very disappointed with the judges that would make
such a ruling, but we have a long way to go.
Speaker 12: We have to look, we have to find all of
the fraud that's going on. We have tremendous fraud, tremendous waste,
and tremendous abuse and theft by the way, and the
day you're not allowed to look for theft and fraud,
et cetera, and then we don't have much of a country.
So no judge should be no judge should frankly be
allowed to make that kind of a decision.
Speaker 2: Is a disgrace. It is a disgrace.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's unphased, correctly unphased. Yeah, I mean that happens
after people have put him through what he's been through,
and they the Democrats, can pat themselves on the back
for that for his unfhased noess I mean, y'all try
to put him in jail, you try to destroy his family.
Speaker 2: Shot him the head.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so I mean, this is the thing you did this,
You made him on face. He is not the same person. Congratulations.
Speaker 2: And that's the thing. I mean he you can tell
in that answer. Yeah, I mean, it's he knows it's wrong.
Speaker 4: He's saying it's wrong, but he's like, we got a
long way to go, it's gonna get done.
Speaker 2: He can just tell that. He's like, whatever, we knew
this was going to happen. They're losers. This is how
they this is what they do. Yeah.
Speaker 1: So it's like this at this point, it's like a
chess game for him, and he knows how to play chess.
He knows how to do it.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: These people are predictable. They have the same playbook as
they did the last time. And he has played this
game before and he's going to win it. We are
going to win it this time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because these people they do not they.
Speaker 1: Don't know how to change. They're still doing the same stuff.
They're still like race, gender, transph and.
Speaker 2: It's like whatever, okay, they're there. Yeah.
Speaker 4: His his answer in that little gaggle just was very
confidence inspiring because he's he is so unflappable about it.
Speaker 1: He's just like, yeah, whatever, we got a long way
to go, right, y'all try to kill me, and now
I have got on my side.
Speaker 7: So there.
Speaker 4: And then we've got a couple of tweets from Elon
just to remind us and to remind everybody how hysterical
they're actually being.
Speaker 2: They are being so hysterical.
Speaker 4: In fact, you know that chick that's on the panel
with Scott Jennings a lot, with the with the high
pony that's pulled super tight, that always is raging about
stuff that she was. She put out like a two
minute video on Twitter. I guess last night where she's like,
where's Obama, Where's Hillary Clinton, Where's George Bush? Where's everybody
that promised to protect this country? Why aren't they doing
something about Elon?
Speaker 2: Like she was so out of control? And I was like,
girl loosing the pony tail. Your brain is not breathing like.
Speaker 1: Ariana Grande's ponytail. Yeah, yes, I mean she's so crazy.
Speaker 2: These people are so easy and as Elon points out,
you have to look at the people that are crying
the hardest, right, Yeah, says yeah, they're hiding massive fraud.
Speaker 4: They don't want their grift to end. That's how we
know we're over the target. Everything DOSEE does will be
published for the world to see. Let the public judge
for themselves.
Speaker 1: Yeah, as we said it, it's like, you look at
the people who are screaming the loudest, investigate them because
they're hiding something. Every time I see somebody on Twitter
one of these yahoos, it's just like screaming in front
of us some sort of a government building, I'm like, so.
Speaker 2: What are you hiding? Right, that's what you immediately go there?
Speaker 1: Uh huh, what are you hiding? And then I go
look up their net worth off of being a public servant,
and they're usually worth like, I don't know, one hundred
million dollars or something. I'm like, how that happen?
Speaker 2: How that happened?
Speaker 11: Bob?
Speaker 1: Yes, it is weird, isn't it.
Speaker 4: Elon's also pointing out the work that DOES continues to do.
He said yesterday that DOES today canceled a seventeen million
dollar project to.
Speaker 2: Provide tax advice to Liberia. Why why why is that
our job? Why do we have to pay for that?
Speaker 1: And you know what and they're not doing that. Nobody's
providing any sort of freaking tax policy to Liberia. This
is all money laundering if they steal it from us.
And if this were if this were in the real
world and not in the public sector, if this were
in the private sector, people would be getting arrested left
and right, maybe getting fired first of all, like today,
and then they'd be like just yanked out of their
offices and thrown into jail. That's what we do in
the private sector, and nobody that's not happening now. I
would love for that to happen. But at the very least,
it would be great if they just like stop stealing
our money, right, that'd beating back to that base.
Speaker 7: Yes.
Speaker 4: Also, the people that are worried about privacy, I mean,
they're acting absolutely crazy about privacy too. Mike Lee tweeted
on No Planet, does those want to take away anyone's
Social Security check? You're going to hear Democrats that are
actually saying that Elon is going to stop their old
people from getting Social Security checks if they're Democrats, Like
this is the level of insanity that these people are
spouting right now.
Speaker 2: And Elon said, yeah, I can't emphasize this enough.
Speaker 4: The goal of auditing the Social Security Administration is to
stop the extreme levels of fraud taking place so that
it remains solvent and protects the Social Security checks of
honest Americans.
Speaker 2: That's it, that's the goal. End of story. I should
not be hard. Why is it hard? It's hard.
Speaker 1: It's hard because they have they have the decay. It's
like mad cow disease. But it's like mad Trump disease.
It's decaying their brain. The TDS is eating away at
their brains. You know. It's like the dude in here
that was calling a sluts. Oh nice, Yeah, it's and
that nice when people like just come here and that's
all they have to say is.
Speaker 2: You're a slut.
Speaker 1: Yeah, come come say that to my face again. We'll
see how that works out for you, you coward. But see,
this is the thing. These are the same people that
are like Orange Man, I'm bad.
Speaker 6: Do you?
Speaker 2: They have no argument?
Speaker 1: It's like, what are you He's trying to save you money,
You're an idiot. God bless you.
Speaker 2: I know.
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Speaker 4: Greg Guttfeld absolutely on fire last night talking about this
whole thing is nonsense with the audit and everybody freaking
out about the audit and it was perfect, and you're
going to hear it right here.
Speaker 1: Imagine you had.
Speaker 15: An icon on your computer screen and it was of
the White House and you never double clicked on it,
and it was just there. Musk finally double clicked on it.
And we are seeing the files and we're read read
only nothing's happening. We're reading the files, and that is
enough to scare the poop out of these Democrats. And
it's not about constitutionality.
Speaker 5: It's about the fact that.
Speaker 2: It's a gravy train for them.
Speaker 1: The Treasury rubber stamped these things.
Speaker 15: They went right through. There was no control, there was
no stop gap. And this is becoming a revelation for people.
So when you're a victim of fraud, there are three parties.
There's the victim, the purp, and the person you call
to stop the fraud. So the Democrats, they aren't the victim,
they aren't the people trying to stop it.
Speaker 2: Who are they?
Speaker 15: Just by simple logic, they are the purp and they
are embracing the characters saying, oh my god, you're gonna
have the social Security numbers, you idiot.
Speaker 2: These guys run PayPal.
Speaker 15: They have Social Security numbers, right it is. They don't
even know you know, okay either they're so stupid that
they don't know how a business works.
Speaker 2: That everyone else gets this that you do.
Speaker 16: Every business does an audit.
Speaker 2: It's called zero taste budgeting.
Speaker 15: That's what you do every year you started zero and
try and figure out.
Speaker 2: How to cut costs. But they act like it's an act.
Speaker 9: Of terror because they've never run a damn business.
Speaker 1: Coupled that, yes, it's a gravy train.
Speaker 15: They've been incentivized to exaggerate certain kinds of programs. Why
do victims of disaster not get funds, but there's a
trans opera in a foreign country, It's because that incentivized
and exaggerated funds.
Speaker 2: That trickle down to people.
Speaker 15: So you're looking at corruption, you're looking at it ignorance,
and I'm there for it, and you know what.
Speaker 17: There's this isn't gonna go away.
Speaker 15: We double clicked on the icon.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, Jessica Tarlab was so uncomfortable. Oh yeah, So
uncomfortable because those are your people. How do you like that?
Speaker 2: Yeah, And she defended it. She continued to defend the
judge's order. I mean she was as because as you've
ever heard.
Speaker 1: Her, because she too has never run a business, she's
never worked in the real world. She has no idea
what it's like. She's probably never faced a nodded herself.
She has no idea. This is the thing. These people
don't build anything, they don't innovate, they have no idea
what it's like to be in the real world, working
in a real business. That's why I loved his point there.
It's it's perfect. They they do treat it like, oh
my god, it's an active here. If you if you
dare question me, that is a that is literally our
federal government right now. They are out of freaking control
they have. They are so power hungry, and they are
so beyond checks and balances. They think that we owe
it to them to just keep like piling money on them,
just piling money, like they more. I want more? How
can we tach you more? How can we get more?
We're entitled to it. No, you're not your schmucks. You're
not entitled to my money. You need to tell me
how you're spending that money. And for eons they have
like flown under the radar and they've been able to
just like not be checked on that. It's disgraceful.
Speaker 4: And now that they are man, they are scared, and
because they're scared, they are fear mongering. They're making up
shit about you know, Elon stealing social Security checks.
Speaker 2: To kill old people.
Speaker 4: They're making stuff up because their only tactic is to lie,
to mischaracterize, and to fear monger.
Speaker 2: That's all they've got. That's that's all they've got, right,
all right, moving on, this is a different subject. But
I liked this meme a lot, and let me where
is it?
Speaker 12: There?
Speaker 2: It is?
Speaker 4: This is perfect, right, So Democrats, a brilliant, hard working
twenty one year old engineer is too young and inexperienced
to work on our government systems. Also, Democrats, ten year
olds can know if they're the opposite sex and can
make decisions.
Speaker 1: To chop off their body parts exactly.
Speaker 2: That is so perfect.
Speaker 1: Show them, show.
Speaker 4: Them, and there's a great TikTok about this very thing.
This guy is just like, really, this is what we're
going with.
Speaker 2: Now, this is the argument here he is.
Speaker 18: Help me understand this. A nine year old is capable
of evaluating their own gender to the point where they
can make permanent, life altering decisions about their body and
their adult sexuality. That's going to affect them forever. But
a twenty two year old engineering genius savant who deciphered
ancient Greek in scrolls that were burnt in the destruction
of Pompeii when Mount Vesuvius exploded, he's not capable of
parsing out and evaluating government spending spreadsheets. I just want
to make sure that's where we're at in the discourse,
that's what's going on. We have those two thoughts happening
in the same time in our head.
Speaker 13: Just clear that up for me. I just want to
make sure.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, well, it calls himself big balls, so
it just makes it all null and void. He can't
be taken seriously, right because he has a sense of
humor and calls himself big balls, which makes me want
to be best friends with them immediately. Actually, I want
to adopt that kid.
Speaker 2: It is amazing though that Like, when you put it
like that, you know what I mean, and how ridiculous
they are. They are ridiculous.
Speaker 1: They jumped off sharks of ridiculosity they really have.
Speaker 2: It's stupid.
Speaker 1: And anybody who identifies as a Democrat at this point,
what are you doing?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Actually, make that makes sense.
Speaker 1: So still have friends from college that I at one
point I thought she's an intelligent she's she's an intelligent
human being, like she seems like she's got it together,
and they and she is a Democrat still still and
then I look at that, and I gotta tell you,
I lose all respect for those people at this point.
It's hard for me to I used to try to
be tolerant of that. I used to, but now with
all the stuff that they that they identify with and
they attach themselves to, I just it's hard for me
to have any respect for you. If you're a Democrat
at this point really just based on difficult It is
just based on stuff like that were doing.
Speaker 4: I mean, and listen to the people, like look at
the people that they're listening to, and we'll have the
examples of all the Democrats shrieking into microphones and fear
mongering and just saying outright lies about what's happening.
Speaker 2: That's who they are listening to.
Speaker 4: Right, and I'm just like, really, like, you're going to
put your faith in Jasmine Crockett.
Speaker 1: Exactly what are you doing anyway?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 7: Wow?
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 4: And here's another example, a perfect example of their hypocrisy.
So when Joe Biden revoked Trump's security clearance when Joe
Biden became president, and you know, that was unprecedented, that
had never happened. A former president had never had a
security clearance taken away. But Joe Biden decided, I'm going
to do that. And now Harry Sisson is all mad
about it, Paul mad because Trump has taken away Biden's
secure clearance and that is just such a ballless move,
even though he's completely discounting that Biden is the one
that set the president.
Speaker 2: And so this guy that constantly fights with Harry Sisson
and like literally reacts to every single one of his videos.
I love this guy. I wish I knew his name.
If somebody knows that, please tell me he's awesome. He's
pushing back.
Speaker 19: Take a look, Donald.
Speaker 20: Trump just announced that he's revoking President Biden's security clearance.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that shouldn't be a big deal, considering Biden set
that precedent when he revoked Donald Trump's clearance, marking the
first time in the United States history when a former
president was no longer given security briefings. Like Biden literally
set this precedent when he took over for Trump and
did the exact same thing.
Speaker 13: So I imagine you can't be that upset with Trump
about this.
Speaker 18: Donald Trump is an immature petty manchild.
Speaker 13: So wait, Harry, let me see if I get this straight.
Speaker 8: Biden becomes the first president in the United States history
to revoke the security.
Speaker 13: Clearance of the president before him.
Speaker 8: And then when Donald Trump just does exactly what Joe
Biden did, he's a what did you call it.
Speaker 18: An immature petty manchild.
Speaker 8: So when Biden was the first person ever to do it,
he wasn't an immature petty manchild. But when Donald Trump
does the exact same thing, he is. Bro, You've been
guilty of a lot of hypocrisy, but this is a
new low.
Speaker 13: Or a high. I'm honestly not sure how you measure
fuck ups anymore.
Speaker 1: People are saying he's the older millennial.
Speaker 2: The older millennial, that's what he goes by on TikTok. Yeah, okay,
there's great showing the two of those.
Speaker 1: I mean, seeing those two males side by side, it's
such a dichotomy. You know, Harry Sisson is the Democrat
who he is. He is a man child, he's a child,
you know.
Speaker 20: A boy.
Speaker 2: I don't think he's even reached puberty yet.
Speaker 1: I don't think his balls have dropped yet, right, I
don't think they have. And then you see that other
guy who's like bearded and manly and like he's a dude.
He's a dude. Yeah, and he's conservative, you know what
I mean. It's like just the contrast there is so
statf h. It's one as a conservative and one is
a soy drinking liberal. Yep, women, tell me who would
you rather hang out with?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: I mean, come on, Joyce is clear. It's so so clear,
so clear.
Speaker 4: And here's just another before and after of a Democrat
just like Harry Sisson, who actually forgets things that they've
said in the past, so way back in uh twenty
one January of twenty one.
Speaker 2: I've been advocating for that for months. He should strip
Trump's clearance at twelve oh one on Wednesday. This is
what angry staffer said in twenty twenty one. And then
of course happened, and then he.
Speaker 4: Said, this is, of course, a couple days ago Trump
provoked Biden's security clearance. Eddy, but predictable, dangerous game the
GOP is playing here.
Speaker 2: The shoe will be on the other foot again than.
Speaker 1: What dude, Oh my god, the hypocrisy. It's staggering, isn't it.
Speaker 2: It's amazing. Yeah, it's absolutely amazing.
Speaker 1: Name fits angry staffer, a fit angry stuff.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it totally try yep.
Speaker 4: Also, you had sent me this yesterday that and I
think it is done that Trump did pardon Rod Blagoyevitch,
the former Chicago mayor.
Speaker 2: So that has happened. I have no feelings on this whatsoever.
Speaker 1: I don't know whether I think are I think they
were friends. Actually I think he was on what was
the show that the Apprentice? I think he was on
the Apprentice. I think they became friends. Rod started out
as a Democrat, I believe, and then he's I think
around the time the first time, the way long ago,
the first time that Trump put his hat in the
ring for president, he started to like Trump more and more,
and then they became sort of friendly with one another.
He served his time. I mean, I think what he
was sentenced to fourteen years in prison. I don't know
how many years he actually served, but he was in jail,
and I don't know. I feel like some of these
guys when they some go to jail and then there
are so many people that are serving right now that
probably need to be in jail. I feel like he
probably served enough time. There's a lot and he's not.
Speaker 2: He wasn't in jail now, right, like he already was out. No.
Speaker 1: I think he like commuted his sentence the first time
he was in office Trump did.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, okay, he was the governor of Illinois. Sorry,
not the marriage right right, so arabe, I don't remember.
I don't remember.
Speaker 1: I had somebody said, yeah, carrot, carrot, Daria seven years.
I think he served seven years. And it wasn't a
full part in the first time. Yeah, it was like
a commute commuting of the sentence or something. And now
it's like a whole you just didn't do that, it's
a whole last barden, right, okay. And I think he was,
you know, he was very gracious and he was like,
I just I want to be able to be a
dad to my daughters, and you know, it is what
it is. So that happened, all right, So that happened.
Speaker 4: Okay, So now to these ridiculous Democrats. One of whom
I'm named after today, Maxwell Frost, He was one of
the I don't know if he's if he's technically a
squad member or just part of the Democrat Black Caucus.
I can't remember if he's actually part of a legit
you know, for sure, part of the squad, but he
may as well be.
Speaker 2: He's ridiculous.
Speaker 4: He's one of the people that are insisting Elon's gonna
put his hands all over your social security.
Speaker 2: Here is a little bit of his freak out.
Speaker 20: We just tried for the treasure building is Congress, and
we will because we need to provide oversight to Elon
muskeet this team. We don't know what they're doing behind
these closed doors.
Speaker 2: The people deserve transparent.
Speaker 20: The fact that an unelected billionaire now our private information
is a problem.
Speaker 4: He has access to the all of.
Speaker 20: Our information, our social security numbers, the federal payment system,
which means he's.
Speaker 2: Calling the shots on our taxpayer money. You mean to
tell me a man worth over four hundred billion dollars.
Speaker 20: Is gonna decide what happens with my grandma's social Security check.
Speaker 2: No, you absolute moron, that's not what's gonna happen.
Speaker 1: Not what's happening. Somebody called him an angry little elf.
I'm sorry, I didn't see who said that. That is
just spot on. He is an angry little elf. Isn't
he so dumb?
Speaker 12: All it is?
Speaker 1: It's a lie.
Speaker 2: It's all lies, total lies, all of this, like social security.
Speaker 1: Are you kidding me? I don't know. You probably don't
have it. But our our digital guy, Spencer sent us
the Babylon b thing about how this is like this giant,
just this big ruse by Elon Musk where he bought
Twitter just so we could get Trump in charge, just
so we could get our social security numbers, so we
could get grandma's social security that six hundred and seventy
dollars check.
Speaker 2: Yes, that's been the plan all along.
Speaker 1: That So this plays like Twirli's mustache, just trying to
do that. You guys, Ah, they're out of their damn minds.
Speaker 2: They are.
Speaker 4: They're absolutely out of control. And I'm sorry to do
this to everybody, but we have Jasmine Crockett also, she's
doing the whole I'm so tough girl, I'm gonna cuss
and it's gonna like make everything super impactful here she is.
Speaker 2: Yes, that's a preach.
Speaker 21: I just want to say thank you because every day
that we show up in DC, we show up for you.
Speaker 6: We know who we work for.
Speaker 21: We know that we work for the American people. And
what were not gonna do is stand around. What ain't
pull this bullshit.
Speaker 22: That they trying to.
Speaker 2: Pull right now?
Speaker 21: This as well, I'm not gonna be able to preach
because I probably won't be able to stop cussing. But
let me tell y'all something you time. No, some of
y'all have been frustrated and you've been saying, what democrats,
what are the leaders?
Speaker 2: Well, I'm here to tell you that we ain't never
left y'all all right, we are here.
Speaker 21: We are also going to make.
Speaker 2: Sure that they uphold the law. We are not gonna
sit around.
Speaker 21: Will you go ahead and desecrate our constitution or you
look at the laws that have been passed into law
and say never mind, we'll just ignore that.
Speaker 2: Instead, we are.
Speaker 21: Gonna be in your face, We are gonna be on
your asses, and.
Speaker 1: We are gonna make sure well, we are gonna make sure.
Speaker 21: You understand what democracy looks.
Speaker 1: Like this, ain't it?
Speaker 2: So let me tell you something, mister Trump. Oh my god,
here we go. You gonna learn a few lessons from us?
Speaker 1: Really? Really is he gonna learn?
Speaker 22: And I will be the.
Speaker 21: First one you and your little friend off of Twitter
you'all about to find out?
Speaker 6: All right?
Speaker 1: Really? Okay, she needs to read a history book, doesn't she,
Because we fought a revolution over a three percent tax.
What they're doing is not on constitution. What she and
her friends or cronies have done is unconstitutional. Like to
the American people, we have been robbed, you guys. They
have stolen from us for years. They have stolen. All
those bitches behind her, all of them have stolen from us.
We thought a revolution over a three percent t tex
And she is trying to tell me and all of
y'all that what we are doing in auditing the government
who has stolen from us is unconstitutional. Oh, get bent, lady.
Don't even try to teach me a history lesson. Are
you kidding? Give me a break.
Speaker 2: It is such a grift, such a Oh my god,
absolutely it is.
Speaker 4: And a lot of this is just I you know,
a lot of these people, especially people like Jasmine.
Speaker 2: They just want the camera on them. But yeah, all
this is is I need the camera on me.
Speaker 1: And how dare she act like a victim? How dare
anyone those keep on that stage? How dare any of
our government officials act like victims in this?
Speaker 2: How dare they? How dare they?
Speaker 1: There are people out there who cannot pay their bills.
There are people out there who have given up, who
have sacrificed, who have scrimped, who have saved, who have
done everything they can. They're we're the ones out here sacrificing.
Those people are living high on the hog, and we
are paying their salaries, we are paying their retirements, we
are doing all that. Y'all get your retirement paid for.
I don't. She does by me. It is a grift,
don't even unconstitutional.
Speaker 2: Give me a break.
Speaker 1: Our founders are spinning in their graves right now.
Speaker 4: And Maxine and her weird ass feet, she was also there,
Maxine Water. Now, I can't get that image out of
my head. If you don't know what we're talking about,
make sure show because.
Speaker 1: This is like sausage, just like sausage being like packed.
And she needs to buy shoes that are like like
two sizes bigger than.
Speaker 4: What she was just gross, so she was also at
the same whatever this was, and just she's ridiculous.
Speaker 2: Listen, ain't here in the.
Speaker 23: Right place the Treasury Department. We have got to tell
Elon Musk Nobody elected your ass, Nobody talk to you
can get all of our private information. Nobody told you
you can be in charge of the payments of this country.
Speaker 12: We have told you.
Speaker 2: You've made enough money off.
Speaker 23: Our government yourself, and now you want to take everybody
else's payroll and make sure that they don't make the
kind of money that you've made.
Speaker 2: Oh, you want to use our money to go to Mars.
Speaker 23: No, we want to use our money right here in Washington, DC,
in this country.
Speaker 2: Imbriel.
Speaker 4: It's unreal because especially because he just started with USAID,
which has nothing to do with anything in our country.
Speaker 1: It's freaking Liberia and says read for a rack or whatever. Yeah,
and you could hear the fear in her voice, like,
don't take my money away. Don't take it away, it's mine,
Like taxpayer money is my money. That's what they think.
This is what these whack jobs think. It ain't your money, Maxie,
it's our money. And we wanted to go to things
that it should go to, that it was meant to
go to, and not all this waste. And that's what
we're trying to find out. And they do not want
that because they know that the gravy train is ending.
Speaker 2: And they're afraid.
Speaker 4: They're afraid, and so God projecting their fear and making
up shit about what's going on, freaking out. I will
say that squad member Aana Presley was calmer, she was
not screechy. But you guys, she's having trouble sleeping over this, Okay,
So I want you to know she's really having some
trouble with this.
Speaker 24: Last week, I saw a sign in the crowd that
said DOGE stands for dangerous oligarchs grab at everything.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I cannot And.
Speaker 24: I said it then and I'll say it again that
Elon Musk needs to keep his grubby hands, his greedy,
grubby hands off.
Speaker 2: Of our government.
Speaker 24: You know, I don't know about all of you, but
I'm having a hard time sleeping at night. My daughter
is sixteen years old and looking at colleges, and I'm
so worried about the world that she's living in now,
in the world that she will inherit.
Speaker 2: I'm also worried about it because you guys are where
you are, right.
Speaker 1: I just these people. She's worried about Elon getting his
hands on the government. Does she realize that the government
is us? And that's what these these people don't get it.
They don't get it. They've got to be taught again
with the history lessons they are in government, and they
don't understand that the government is us. If it weren't
for us and our money, they wouldn't exist. God, these
people need to be taught where their place is and
they have lost touch with that.
Speaker 7: They have.
Speaker 4: But thankfully we have on our side Carolyn Lovett to
set the record straight, which she did in response to
this exact little rally thing.
Speaker 25: President Trump and Elon Musk and our entire administration are
going to continue to go line by line and treat
this federal government like a business. Money in, money out,
and what do we actually need to spend money on
to advance America's interests.
Speaker 2: That is our goal here. That's all that's happening.
Speaker 25: Anything else is fear mongering by the left because they
don't have a real message and they're deranged.
Speaker 2: There's no other way to put.
Speaker 1: It, they are, they really are. They are deranged. And
somebody made a great point, and this came up yesterday. Actually,
these people never appear to be at work. They like
to protest and bitch and moan and complain and act
like victims, but they're never actually doing anything for the
American people. They're on salary, So shouldn't they be doing
something and actually being at their jobs that they claim
that they do. But somebody said that when they were
When Maxine Waters the other day, we played that video
yesterday of her screaming at that guy outside the Department
of Education building, there was some sort of education bill
or whatever that was on the floor that they should
have been in attendance for and they weren't. They weren't
there because they don't give a crap about kids. They
really don't. They don't care about kids. They just care
about making money. That's all they care about. They care
about taking our taxpayer money, and they're freaking out because
they're afraid they're not going to get as much of it.
That's what they're doing right now. Like we say, they're scared.
They don't care about actually doing their job.
Speaker 2: They just care about the griff.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's it. Taxation is stuffed.
Speaker 2: It absolutely is.
Speaker 4: We need a brain clean, so we're about to get
one with So now we're going to have some common
sense folks like Pete Hegseth, who's talking about a potential audit.
What a potential audit of the Pentagon of DoD might uncover.
He's on with Maria Barbaromo.
Speaker 26: So tell us.
Speaker 25: About this upcoming look at the spending at the Defense Department.
Speaker 2: Should we expect hundreds of billions of dollars in wasteful
spending there?
Speaker 13: Unfortunately?
Speaker 2: I think so, and we very much.
Speaker 17: The President is right, he's setting the pace, and he
is also correct that American taxpayers deserve to know exactly
how and where their money is spent. The fact that
I have to commit Maria to an audit being done
in four years is bad enough. The Pentagon should be
able to pass a budget right now. Thankfully, the Marine
Corps has passed a clean audit for two years in
a row, and I applaud them. But that needs to
go across the entire department. So that will be a
focus where we spend dollars. We need to know when
we spend dollars. We need to know where they're going
and why. That's simple accounting and that has not existed
at the Defense Department.
Speaker 1: We're going to fix that.
Speaker 2: But that's not even Doge.
Speaker 17: I mean, we welcome Elon Musk and Doze coming into
our department to help us identify additional ways in which
we can streamline processes, fast track acquisitions, cut waste, cut tail,
to put it to tooth. We know, in a world
where America is, you know, thirty seven trillion dollars in debt,
resources will not be unlimited. So every dollar we can
find that isn't being spent wisely is one we can.
Speaker 13: Put toward warfighters.
Speaker 2: So we welcome Doge at DoD.
Speaker 9: We will partner with them.
Speaker 2: And it's long overdue.
Speaker 17: The Defense Department's got a huge budget, but it needs
to be responsible.
Speaker 1: It's they're gonna find a lot of money, a lot.
But in the Department of Defense. Oh my god, because
as I used to do contract work, just writing and
stuff like that, and just eons ago, and I just
remember some of the contracts that some of these people,
just private sector people would get from a government, just
ridiculous amounts of money to do nothing. You guys, they
would just rob taxpayers of money. And I remember thinking
this is just so not right. What but they take it?
You know, these companies would take it, because why wouldn't they.
Speaker 4: Because I think they overbid like crazy, because the government
just is like, well, that's what it costs.
Speaker 2: It costs forty five dollars for a CA cup.
Speaker 1: That's right for this particular job. You need, you know,
four hundred dollars an hour, this one person to do
this one thing. It was astronomical some of the things
that that people charge and had the contract.
Speaker 7: Oh my god.
Speaker 1: So yeah, it it is way overdue. And that's just
one example. My god, there's so much waste in the government,
so much weight, and in the DoD, but the DoD,
and just I can't wait for the Department of Education,
the DD there's just my god, there's so many places
that they're going to be able to cut. It's just
so I'm just so happy that somebody's looking, and I'm
very happy that Pete Haigseth is there and he's willing
to say come in here and look, because can you
imagine if it were the other guy, Oh, this would
never be happening. It wouldn't happen. And then we'd continue
to just get bent over, you know.
Speaker 2: Well, and he's not the only one. Lee Z elden
Over at the EPA is another here. He is talking
about the same kind of stuff.
Speaker 16: Now is a line by line accounting, And not only
is that important to make sure that funds in the
past and currently are going out the right way, but
it also resets the path forward that there's going to
be this level of accountability, so that when grants are
being distributed that there's an expectation that there is going
to be this line by line accounting. This should be
the new normal. We saw inside of the EPA. We
did our own research and there's a story that came
out on it towards the end of last week in
the Free Beacon, a Canadian electric vehicle manufacturer declares banker,
after receiving one hundred and sixty million dollars from the EPA, well,
guess what, they still haven't given out ninety five million
dollars worth of those school buses to fifty five school districts.
We're going to do that line by line of county too.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I mean, he says it should be the new normal.
It should have always been the normal, right and.
Speaker 4: Everything's just gotten so bloated and no one can reel
it in. One of the things that Scott Bessent over
the Treasury said is, or that Elon said about Treasury employees,
is that when Doge came in, there were lots of
employees who were like, oh my god, thank god. We
have been trying to rain this in forever and we
keep getting told that we can't.
Speaker 2: And so there are people in these agencies, sure, yeah,
we want to do the right stuff, and they just
get roadblocks. Oh I'm sure.
Speaker 1: I'm sure there because you know, there are people with
common sense in there that are just like, this is ridiculous,
this is so corrupt. I can't believe we can't do
something about it. And then they're just told this is
the way we've always done things.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because the people at the top are benefiting from
it total, so they don't want the gravy train to stop.
Speaker 1: Absolutely not. Yep.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, Let's.
Speaker 4: Move on to some Trump clips, because there was a
second part of his interview with Brett Baer and some
clips came out from that.
Speaker 2: One is very very interesting.
Speaker 4: He was asked by Brett Bhaer if jd Vance is
the logical successor to the presidency in twenty twenty eight,
and I was a little surprised by how quickly Trump
answered that in the negative.
Speaker 5: Do you view Vice President JD. Vance as your successor
the Republican nominee in twenty twenty eight.
Speaker 27: No, but he's very capable. I mean, I don't think
that it, you know, I think you have a lot
of very capable people.
Speaker 6: So far.
Speaker 27: I think he's doing a fantastic job. It's too early,
we're just starting. But by the time you get to
the midterms, he's going to be looking for an endorsement.
A lot of people have said that this has been
the greatest opening almost three weeks in the history of
the president.
Speaker 5: That's only been the fastest and the most stuff.
Speaker 27: Well, I've done so much so fast, and we really
had to because they have. Really, what they've done to
our country is so sad. It's so sad. We're going
to be bigger, better and stronger than ever before.
Speaker 1: I don't take that as I didn't really take it
like everybody else, like, no, he's definitely not going to
be my successor. I took it as no, I'm not
really thinking about that right now. That's kind of.
Speaker 4: I mean, he kind of went there later on in
that answer, like he was like, it's too early, you know,
there's going to be a lot going on or whatever.
But it was just surprising for him to not say
that first right, to just be like immediately, no, just
think that, man, it's too early.
Speaker 1: Stupid question. We're literally three weeks in. Can you just
not with that question?
Speaker 2: We're always campaigning a cycle.
Speaker 1: I just and I think there's going to be a
huge bench of candidates that I don't think it's just
going to be JD. I think there's going to be
JD either. I think Ronda Santis will be Yeah, he'll
be a he'll be a force to contend with because
he's done.
Speaker 2: Are we going to choose? There's going to be way
too many good.
Speaker 1: Right, There's going to be a lot of great people,
a lot and so you know, I don't think of
all the other things that JD could do, I don't know.
I just I don't think that he said that because
he's like, oh, I think you'd be terrible. No, I
don't think he said I think he was just I
think he was he wanted to probably say that was
a dumb ass question, Brett, but you know whatever, I'm
just I'm not thinking about that. It's been three weeks.
Can you just calm down?
Speaker 2: Well, there was one really fun question that Brett asked him.
Speaker 4: It was about comedians who imitated the Trump imitation while
he's asking the question, but mostly it's about the dance.
Speaker 2: Here.
Speaker 5: It is you are the most recognized person in the world,
likely the most imitated person in the world. Every comedian
has Donald Trump imitation everyone, but now you have UFC
fighters winning fights, NFL players doing the Trump dance.
Speaker 13: Did you ever think that was gonna be a thing?
Speaker 22: No, I didn't.
Speaker 14: I mean, we do these rallies.
Speaker 27: They've always been great, but they got really great, and
it's just I don't know what it is. I try
and walk off sometimes without dancing, and I can't, and
I have to dance because it's just got something special
about it.
Speaker 2: I love that so m much.
Speaker 1: I too. He's it's joy, you know. He just loves
doing this. He loves this country, he loves the people
that come to his rallies. He loves us. It's just
you can't fake that, you know, you just can't. Like
Biden used to try to fake that, and you can't.
You either have that quality or you don't. And Trump
has that quality and it's palpable, like you can you
can sense that with him.
Speaker 2: I just love that He's like, so I try to
get off the stage without dancing, and then I just
Dancing's my favorite.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's so funny also when you know, and that's
like the softer side of Trump, right, like the fun, entertaining,
softer side of Trump.
Speaker 2: But when Trump needs to be tough, he is. This
is the darkest difference between him and Joe Biden.
Speaker 4: And and it came out yesterday when he was asked
about the Hamas hostages, because like three hostages were released
earlier in the week that were so emaciated, so absolutely tortured,
and it's disgusting, Like there's not a huge world outcry
about it.
Speaker 2: People are just like, well, I mean, what are you
gonna do? That's humas, you know, like there's not an
outcry about it.
Speaker 1: But then again, I also saw that the other day,
and what do you expect from terrorists? Like that's I mean,
what were you expecting them to be treated like they're
at the ritz? You know, I mean, like that's not
a thing where I'm kind of like, why are people
surprised by this? They're freaking hamas, you know.
Speaker 4: It's not that they should be surprised, it's that they
should be reminded because again, like these people are so
forgotten and they, i mean some of the because they've
tried to release some of the women that don't look
quite as emaciated, and they you know, shield them from
the gawking crowds that are trying to get at them,
and they try to look like these heroes.
Speaker 2: It's such a scam.
Speaker 4: And so when they finally release some of the men
and we can actually see how what poor shape they're in,
it was a stark reminder for people.
Speaker 2: That need the reminder.
Speaker 4: And even with the reminder, it's not getting the attention
that it should, but it is getting the attention.
Speaker 2: From Trump, and he's enough is enough with him? He's like,
that's it.
Speaker 4: If the rest of the hostages are not returned by
this Saturday at noon, there's going to be hell to pay.
Speaker 2: There's a couple of clips about that. Heeriod, Well, I would.
Speaker 14: Say this, and I'm going to let that because that's
Israel's decision. But as far as I'm concerned, if all
of the hostages aren't returned by Saturday at twelve o'clock,
I think it's an appropriate time. I would say, cancel it,
and all bets are off and let hell break out.
I'd say they ought to be returned by twelve o'clock
on Saturday. And if they're not returned, all of them,
not in drips and drags. It's not two and one
and three and four and two Saturday at twelve o'clock.
And after that, I would say, all hell is going
to break out, and I don't think they're gonna do it.
Speaker 12: I think a lot of them are dead.
Speaker 14: I think a lot of the hostages are dead. I
think it's a great it's a great, great human Tragedy's
what's happened.
Speaker 19: When you say old hell is going to break loose?
Speaker 28: Are you're speaking about retaliation from me?
Speaker 14: You'll find out and they'll find out too. Hamas will
find out what I mean. They're gonna find out what
I mean. These are sick people, and they'll find out
what I mean Saturday at twelve and not.
Speaker 1: Even people, they're freaking animals. Balls. That falls right there.
Speaker 2: Imagine something like that coming out of Joe Biden's.
Speaker 1: Ever never happened. Never would happen. It wouldn't come out
of his face, wouldn't come out of Obama's face, wouldn't
come out of any It just wouldn't. He's just like,
I'm not effing around. I've been here three leagues. I'm
tired of your shit.
Speaker 2: Give him back, you know what I mean? Give him back.
Speaker 1: It wouldn't have happened on his watch. I'm convinced of it.
It just would not have happened. It just that, at
least I think that way.
Speaker 4: No, I totally agree, totally agree, and related sort of tangentially,
is just another fantastic video from our friend Almi Kozak,
who is pushing back against this idea that there's some
people out there saying I'm an anti Semi, I'm just
anti Zionist, And this is something I think that Candice
uses as a qualifier. So he put together a little
back and forth video about that argument, which is absolutely perfal.
Speaker 19: I'm not anti Semitic, I'm anti Zionist. Okay, Well, are
there any other countries you wanted dismantle or just Israel?
Speaker 13: Just a Israel?
Speaker 19: Did you protest the actual genocide in Sedan or the
hundreds of thousands of Muslims killed by Basha Ala Sad
and Syria. No, just asrang, do you criticize any other
militaries or just the idea, just the idea. And you
object to Israel because you claim it's an ethno state,
ethno state. It's disgusting. And what about all the other
Arab ethno states in the Middle East, there's like twenty
of them. You're against them, Aw, that's their decision. Have
you ever actually been to the Middle East. I've been
to the Middle Eastern studies department at my school. It
sounds like you actually don't care about this region or
any other conflicts around the world except when Jews are involved.
Speaker 13: Yes, only when.
Speaker 7: I mean, sure you are.
Speaker 1: I'm a good person, a good person, Mack.
Speaker 2: That is so accurate. Oh my god, I'm very accurate. Yes,
it is all right, moving on to our segment full
of unrelated things. That's that's where we're going.
Speaker 1: Now. It's great. It's a great segment of Missmachery.
Speaker 4: It's a segment of Miss Mashery, and we're going to
start out. I only put this as a reminder to
myself of who this person is. But there is a
in Atanouga, Tennessee, by the name of doctor Steve Caddle,
great second Missionary Baptist Church who because he's mad at
Elon and Trump, he is literally calling for violence. This
is a reverend of a Baptist church openly calling for violence.
Speaker 1: It's disgusting. That's helpful.
Speaker 29: And in this nation, I'm worried that we are on
the verge of bloodshed. Okay, this is an attempt to
take us back to a day that we do not
want to go, and we will not go. Therefore there
will be conflict. I pray that the peace of God
will win out and overcome the madness that is at
timpting to take over this nation. And I will say
to you, beloved, no one likes violence, but sometimes violence
is necessary. When Elon Musk forces his way into the
United States Treasury and threatens to steal your personal information
and your Social Security check, oh my god, there is
the possibility of violence.
Speaker 2: You are lying.
Speaker 29: Sometimes the devil will act so ugly that you have
no other choice but to get violent and fight.
Speaker 4: Just a quick pause just to point out that that
is spelled u g l E eight.
Speaker 2: I thought it was ug l a y.
Speaker 1: You ain't got no alibi you ugly. Oh okay, I'm sorry.
I apologize for not speaking Baptist preacher. I thought I did.
But anyways, continue place.
Speaker 29: Well, someone might say, now, reverend, you know you shouldn't
be talking about violence. This is the Christian thing to do. Well,
I will say, why not talk this way? Because Jesus did.
Speaker 13: Jesus said in this king.
Speaker 29: The Kingdom of Heaven suffers what violence and the who
the violent take by force?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 1: Nothing, Kingdom of God is a war zone.
Speaker 29: It is a battlefield. You did know this, right?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Well he probably should have read Exodus twenty sixteen,
which is all about lying before I talked about the fighting.
You know what I mean, maybe you should have done that,
just like this is why I don't.
Speaker 7: Go to church.
Speaker 1: This is why, right, because most of the lady my disappointments.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that lady that we played, the person that Trump
put in charge of the Faith office, Paula whoever, I
like it.
Speaker 1: We played it yesterday, Paula the rapper. I don't I
don't know her last name.
Speaker 2: And so somebody's mad.
Speaker 4: And somebody got mad at me on Twitter for saying
that I think she's a lunatic. And they were like, well,
you only heard one thing that she was saying at
a prayer meeting. You should really listen to her sermons. Now,
why if she ever acts like that? Ever, I don't
need more context to know that. I don't ever want
to hear her again ever.
Speaker 1: Now it's it's like the prey the fat away lady.
I can't. I just I'm done. I don't like televangelists.
I don't need to listen to I don't need to, like,
have you pick out one sermon out of one hundred
that was maybe tolerable to get me to like that person.
Paula White is her name. I don't need to do that.
It's fine. I'll just read the Bible. I'm good. I
got a relationship with Jesus. I'm good. I don't need you.
I don't need to even I don't even need to
go to church. Actually, I don't need to do that,
because if I if I have to contend with this,
I'm good. I'm good on my own.
Speaker 27: I just like that.
Speaker 1: That guy was lying on a pulpit, he was lying
to his people, and then there are people sitting in
the pews eating it up. You'll have the lies, I
assure you Jesus didn't do that, I assure you.
Speaker 4: And there could be I mean, presumably in any church,
there are going to be members of the congregation who
do not follow politics, who are not regularly watching the news,
and whose first time hearing about any of this is
what that guy I just said. They trust that awful
that's like their life leader. Like they looked at that's
their spiritual leader. They looked at him for guidance. They
are going to believe everything that he says. What a
travesty that is.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it just really really speaking of.
Speaker 4: Jerks, Anna Navarro was in rare form on the View
yesterday talking about the Super Bowl halftime show.
Speaker 2: It's almost as if.
Speaker 4: She forgot that many of the actual football players are
themselves black. Really, but she was super excited about the
halftime show. Thought it really stuck it to Donald Trump.
I don't know, and so now she's convinced herself that
Donald Trump is going to ban black people from halftime.
Speaker 1: I think, okay, I don't here here it is.
Speaker 2: I am okay, Well, I you know, you know, I
don't do sports.
Speaker 3: You know, I don't do football, So I wasn't watching
the game. But listen, I think today, Donald Trump is
going to sign an executive order banning black people.
Speaker 2: From halftime Blue.
Speaker 30: You remember, quick we were.
Speaker 3: Talking about whether the NFL was capitulating to Trump by
removing the term and racism from the end zone. Boy,
did they not capitulate to Trump? When I saw Samuel L. Jackson, Yeah,
the rest of a.
Speaker 2: Black uncle Sarah.
Speaker 3: To Lamar, who then had like an entire formation of
all black people making.
Speaker 2: A US flag.
Speaker 17: Career.
Speaker 2: All the black people on my feet were like, ooh, this.
Speaker 3: Is black and black black and all the races who.
Speaker 2: Somehow get in. Man, were they hopping mad?
Speaker 3: So if the races are mad, I am happy.
Speaker 1: As a planner.
Speaker 2: You celebration on New Orleans.
Speaker 3: And you can't celebrate the Audians without celebrating black culture. Yeah,
welcome to Black History Months.
Speaker 1: I don't know a single person that was mad. I
don't know. And I actually looked at my daughter. I go,
that's kind of neat. They made a flag, they made
an American day.
Speaker 2: That's what I said to her, flighting blue. Look at
that color, and.
Speaker 1: She goes, yeah, that's neat. That's literally there was nobody
that I know that was mad. She is a racist,
she's an absolute racist, that woman, Like I just the
fixation on race, I mean, I guess I was like, okay,
and then my daughter goes, oh, look they're Serena Williams.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Like we were not even sure that it was her.
Like my husband was like, I think that's Serena.
Speaker 1: That's what I.
Speaker 27: Like.
Speaker 1: Was that Serena white. I mean, that's we just nobody
cares like and the stuff that he was saying, I
don't trump, but didn't take offense to it because he
probably did not stand half the crap that was being said.
Speaker 2: I didn't, right, So if everybody thought it was.
Speaker 1: Some sort of sick burn because they were black people
on stage and he was saying things, I don't think
it was the sick burn that you thought it was,
because a lot of us out there were just like
that's nice, or like exactly, or like that's nice that
there's red, white.
Speaker 2: And blue and right.
Speaker 1: I'm kind of bored, right, you know, That's kind of
how I felt the whole time.
Speaker 4: So there was that I know, she's it goes beyond
an obsession, like that's a sick right, what she's got
going on, that's an illness, and.
Speaker 2: There's an illness that this woman, this next woman has
also this is a woman who's convinced that because Trump
was there, that's why her team lost, The.
Speaker 26: Reason why we didn't win because the fucking Trump was
at the Yes, yeah, goddamnit, she was so.
Speaker 1: Or maybe it's because Kelsey and Mahome suck and they
just didn't play the game. Yeah, maybe the Eagles are
just better.
Speaker 2: Sorry sorry, Yeah, they.
Speaker 1: Were too fixated on being awesome and doing other things.
Speaker 2: It was kind of like Rocky three.
Speaker 1: Remember Rocky three when Rocky was so full of himself
and he got his ass kicked. I feel like that's
what happened to the Chiefs the other night. Just they
might have gone.
Speaker 4: Thinking they're invincible. I would have loved to have heard
that woman that we just saw like work through the logic,
Like for somebody to just say, so, what about Trump
being there made the Chiefs lose exactly, you know what
I mean, and then just see her work through that,
Like I would love to see.
Speaker 1: That again with the mad cow disease. I don't think
she can do that.
Speaker 2: Okay, Like I said, none of these clips relate to
each other very much.
Speaker 4: But there's a clip from a Canadian lawmaker about retaliatory tariffs,
because you know, the Canada and US are continuing to
have this fight. They're on a thirty day pause right now,
but the issue is going to come back up, and
Trump is likely to enact some tariffs against Canada. And
so the question from CNN to this Canadian lawmaker is
will Canada retaliate?
Speaker 2: And not only is he saying they will.
Speaker 4: They're going to make it Tesla specific, which is freaking crazy.
Speaker 2: But here he is that fighting entail. How do you
see that that fighting moving forward?
Speaker 30: Is it reciprocal tariffs?
Speaker 28: Yeah, the first step is going to be dollar for
dollar retaliatory tariffs composed tariff, and US will impose a
tariff back on you. Again, no one wins in these
trade wars. But this is not a fight that we
wanted to pick. We were happy to continue to have
a strong relationship. Donald Trump has picked this fight, so
we're going to fight back. We just announced today what
I would do is put in place one hundred percent
tariff on Tesla, directly targeting Elon Musk. Is Elon Musk
is proudly touting this idea of the fifty first state.
Speaker 13: So let's hit back at Elon Musk.
Speaker 28: I've also said we should shut down the supply of
critical minerals, another move that directly targets Elon Musk and
his Tesla company. The batteries that he needs require these
critical minerals. We've got tools, and we should be ready
to use them. It's not something that we wanted to do.
But if Donald Trump wants to bring this fight, know
that we are ready. I'm putting Donald notice, Donald Trump
on notice.
Speaker 1: I'm sure really he's really scared. He's shaken Shacon so hard.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, we're all scared. Yeah, let's see how that
all works out.
Speaker 4: And he's like, Canab has been super happy with everything
the way it is. Yeah, I'm sure you have been.
Speaker 2: That's the whole point. You guys are stucking off of us,
and enough is enough?
Speaker 1: Right, she said, sucking off?
Speaker 2: I did, but it was totally in terms of money
of tariffs.
Speaker 1: It was for tariffs. What right?
Speaker 2: Please don't clip that out.
Speaker 1: Please doubt somebody's gonna. I know he's gonna clip it out.
Speaker 2: Okay, Richard gear what I forgot that he's a thing.
Speaker 6: But it is.
Speaker 1: He is a thingmer officer and a gentleman. Remember, I
love that movie.
Speaker 24: Are you kidding me?
Speaker 2: Way to Go, Paula, Way to Go. I love that movie,
you guys, I love it.
Speaker 4: What's the what's the line where he's like fighting back
against the drill sergeant?
Speaker 1: Oh god, and he's like, I got no place to
go out and he's all like cause he's ugly crying.
You guys. That movie it's like wherever embedded in my brain.
I love that movie so much.
Speaker 2: Do you ever Winger?
Speaker 1: Just fantastic and it's everything that is like eighties personified?
Is that movie?
Speaker 2: Yes? And did you ever see the Mothman Prophecies? Bits
and pieces?
Speaker 7: Bits?
Speaker 4: And yeah, it'll make you hate Bridges and oh my god,
there's Bridges in it. Oh yeah, that's like all about
I can't watch it.
Speaker 1: I can't.
Speaker 4: But anyway, he's a great actor's and he's good, continues
to be probably, But I forgot that he was in
existence right And I don't know what this event is
that he was speaking at, but he clearly thinks that
Trump is awful and wanted to make sure that this
audience knew it.
Speaker 13: A place now that we're in a very dark place
in America where.
Speaker 5: We have a bully and a thug who is the
president of the United States.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, I guess I like it.
Speaker 29: But it's not just in the US, it's everywhere semiway,
you guys, Sorry, I wasn't.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, I forget.
Speaker 1: I need to say who said it?
Speaker 2: Desire said Gerbils forgot that story. We're not going to
talk about that. We're not talking about it.
Speaker 1: We're not. But what he should have said when he
was up on the stage and he was talking about
Trump being a bully, is he should have just said,
I got no gun. You should have done that because
it would have been fitting.
Speaker 2: Remember, because he really Chicago like, he's a really fantastic movies.
Speaker 1: My favorite, my favorite, one of my favorites, besides Officer
and a Gentleman. The other favorite was that one he
did with Edward Norton. It was the one where he's
a lawyer and Edward Norton is like that psycho kid.
You guys know who I'm talking about. Edward Norton was
amazing in that movie.
Speaker 19: What's I mean?
Speaker 2: Yeah, what's the name? You guys?
Speaker 1: Tell me the name of that movie.
Speaker 2: Everybody, somebody will know, somebody will know the name of it.
Speaker 17: What was that movie?
Speaker 1: You guys, thank you.
Speaker 2: Good good, really really good. Okay, So moving on to
something again totally unrelated.
Speaker 4: Do you guys remember like a week or two ago,
Oh yeah, pretty woman, Oh my god, of course, amazing,
amazing movie. H Do you remember a couple of weeks
ago when we talked about that five hundred pounds?
Speaker 2: I guess hip hop lady a fat rapper, fat wrapper.
She goes by dank de Moss I think is how
is the name that she uses?
Speaker 4: Anyway, she was like suing lyft because a lift driver
came in a non plus size lift.
Speaker 2: And was like I can't right, and so she like
is doing everybody? So she was on Charlemagne that she
was on the Breakfast Club show with.
Speaker 4: Charlemagne that God and could not fit into the chair
that was provided naturally.
Speaker 2: And so so this is what took.
Speaker 30: Ye is the only seat?
Speaker 13: What you want, what you need or chair or something.
Speaker 2: They bring?
Speaker 30: So fun socommodation.
Speaker 22: You know, just if you walked in and you know,
you said the chair was too small, so we had
to bring the part of the sectional for you to
sit in, and you said something you said, and this
is what I'm talking about accommodations, right, But we live
in the world that's not always going to be able
to accommodate people.
Speaker 11: That we should though we should because we're not all
the same, you know, I feel like we should, Like
why not?
Speaker 30: I feel like I feel like a lot of times
people think that bigger people obese, the F word, people
should just be in the house, when it's like, we're not. Yeah,
the F word.
Speaker 1: Fact, I'm not.
Speaker 30: Saying that word.
Speaker 2: About the Gatesler. I'm like, I'm compounded.
Speaker 11: No no, no, no, no, no no.
Speaker 30: But I just feel like it should be accommodated.
Speaker 11: Bigger people should be accommodated, just like the accommodate the
LGBT community.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, oh my god. The entitlement is strong
with this one. Have you seen the memes? If the
ass don't fit, you must have quit. I yeah, I
just I don't imagine.
Speaker 4: How do you extrapolate what she is demanding that every place,
every public place, accommodate five hundred pound people.
Speaker 1: That's crazy, it is, It is crazy. The entitlement is
super strong in these and plus she's she has a
I'm just gonna say it, she's got like a because
that's what I do. She's got a lawsuit. If she
wins the lawsuit, she won't be alive long enough to
like spend the money. She won't. She's gonna die. This
woman will die if she doesn't take care of herself.
She's killing herself by doing this and that is and
then she's got an entitlement mentality where she's like, everybody
needs to help me in killing myself. I'm not participating
in those reindeer games. I'm not doing it. I won't
because she's got she he really needs to take responsibility
for her health and she's got to take care of
herself because we all pay for that too, mm hmm,
and I just we do. I'm not gonna participate in that,
all right.
Speaker 2: Before we get to talks.
Speaker 4: Another big major story from yesterday is that Nancy Mace
took to the House floor to give an almost hour
long speech saying that her ex fiance and three of
his business partners are basically predators. And so she did
a lot of videoing leading up to the speech. She
like promoted this speech like it was she's been talking
about this for several days, and then ultimately she called
them out, saying that she watched she looked at her
ex fiance's phone and found not only videos of herself
that she didn't know were on there where she was
not even coherent, but videos of other women and girls
who were clearly not consenting to what was happening to them,
and that these three other men allegedly were also filming.
Speaker 2: And evolved in this sort of trafficking operation.
Speaker 4: And so it's interesting that she chose the house floor
to talk about this, but that's what she did.
Speaker 2: Here's just a little piece of it. And she had
long brown hair.
Speaker 6: I turned up the volume to hear if there was audio.
I heard my voice. I zoomed in on the video,
and that woman was me. My entire body was paralyzed
and I couldn't move.
Speaker 30: Were my feet on the floor.
Speaker 2: Was I breathing?
Speaker 6: I have no idea. I could feel pain shooting out
of my heart, out of my chest, drop straight down
the floor like I was in a nose dive. The
pain running through my veins wouldn't stop. Time was suspended
for a moment. This monster stole my body. It felt
like I had been raped.
Speaker 2: So that's what that was like.
Speaker 4: That was the I mean, that was obviously just a
tiny piece of an hour long speech, and she talked
about having a lot of evidence.
Speaker 2: I don't know how she has it.
Speaker 4: She saw all this stuff on his phone, and you
might ask, well, did she go to the authorities. Part
of the speech apparently involved saying yes, she went to
the Attorney General and said I have all this evidence
and you need to do something. And nothing was done,
and in fact, there were threats against her that she
would be investigated, and so she, I guess felt like
this was her only recourse to take it to this.
Speaker 2: Level. And the reason because now Patrick Bryant, who is
her ex fiance, is saying categorically this is untrue that
he's denying this.
Speaker 4: One of the other gentlemen is already denying it to
threatening lawsuits. But they don't have much of a case
because according to the New York Post, there's a provision
of the Constitution known as this or this may not
be the New York Post, but some outlet. There's a
provision of the Constitution known as a speech or debate clause,
which gives members of Congress very broad protection from prosecution
for what they say while they're doing their legislative duties.
In other words, making speeches on the floor of.
Speaker 1: The House yeah, so she can't be charged for defamation exactly.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So she criticized the Attorney General, Alan Wilson, who she
said he did not do enough to investigate.
Speaker 2: But his point back to her is that's not how
the attorney.
Speaker 4: General's office works. Like you, just like a citizen does
not come to me and say, hey, I've been the
victim of a crime. He is brought crimes by prosecutors,
and so he's he's also refuting her claims about how
this went. They're both considering running for governor of my
state next this year. So there's a little bit of
there's a little bit of stuff there, right, and there's yeah,
there's a lot of I mean a lot of people
are praising her for her bravery and courage for saying
all the things, and for trying to help other women,
because there were other women that she found evidence of
being harmed. One woman she had to tell was raped,
Like she had to tell some woman, hey, I saw
a video of you being violated.
Speaker 2: By my ex fiance and some other dudes, and you
didn't no idea. She was dr ru Yeah, she was drugged.
So right, So it's like a lot going on here.
Speaker 1: I just like I have questions because I want to know, like,
why didn't she she go to the police? Does she
still have the tape? Does she still have the like
the evidence she make copies of it, like.
Speaker 4: She says she has the evidence, but I don't know
at what point or who exactly she has given this
evidence too, right at this point, if.
Speaker 1: There's video proof, then these guys should go to jail.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, I mean, this is the thing.
Speaker 1: These guys should go to jail, and that they should
be in jail right now. And if there's more than
one woman, where are these other women? Like she needs
to I just I have so many more questions, you
know what I mean?
Speaker 4: Right right, Because there's a lot of a lot of
stuff that led up to the speech seemed very performative
to me. I'm just gonna say it, Like I look
at her Twitter feed. She has been promoting this speech
with little videos and like here I am in the
car getting here, I am at waffle house getting ready
to fuel up for my big speech.
Speaker 2: A lot of it seems very performative. And I'm not
trying to take away the fact that maybe what she's
doing super brave, but I am kind of picked out
by the love of look at me, look at me,
look at me. That into this, Like, it's just it's.
Speaker 1: Kind of weird, especially considering there is going to be
a governor's run, right.
Speaker 4: And and and considering the fact that this was a
very ugly breakup and she's using clearly her platform in
a way that makes her untouchable, right, And so if
they're in this like really contentious breakup and she's like,
I can say anything I want about you on the
house floor and I won't get in.
Speaker 2: Trouble for it. There's just a lot of weird stuff
at play here, and I don't know what to think
about it.
Speaker 1: A ton of different elements, and I still have questions.
I totally I agree with you, Ma, I totally agree.
And I hate it too, yeah, because it's Yeah.
Speaker 4: So she might be doing an unbelievably brave thing and
absolutely to them, you know, being having consequences and like
going to jail and her potentially saving other women from
the same kind of stuff, then bravo.
Speaker 1: But like the lead up to it, but the lead
up to it, and like the somebody said the merchandising,
and I think that that is a yeah, that's a word,
that's an interesting word to use merchandising for the lead
up to the speech on the floor?
Speaker 19: Is it?
Speaker 1: You're right, it's a little I just have questions. I
still have lots of questions. Yeah, and I don't understand why,
Like did.
Speaker 2: You go to the cops? Is are there police reports?
Speaker 6: You know what?
Speaker 1: Attorneys are involved in this? What was you know what?
Speaker 2: What about all of that?
Speaker 1: And then in addition to that, where are all the
other women? What's going to happen now? Are these guys
going to go to jail? Are we going to see
follow up?
Speaker 6: You know?
Speaker 1: I just yeah, there's a lot more, there's there's questions.
Speaker 4: For sure, So and you know, it could be one
of those things because I know a lot of people
are praising her, saying that she she tried to go
through proper channels and was ignored. And if they ignore
a congresswoman, imagine how much they ignore just regular Joe
Schmoe women right like that, she may be bringing attention
to a totally corrupt South Carolina and I enforcement, I.
Speaker 2: Can see that too.
Speaker 1: I can totally see that too. I can which is
why we like, there needs to be more to this story.
Speaker 4: Right, so very much looking forward to seeing how this
plays out, because there are a lot of questions in
the delivery choice, shall we say so anyway, that's another
thing that's going on right now today that you should
know about, right and.
Speaker 1: Hopefully if there is a situation where she was ignored,
there will be reform and she will help with that reform,
you know, because we absolutely, like you and I have
had stalkers in the past, and we've seen how the
judicial system just sucks when it comes to Yeah, and
that's the whole times.
Speaker 2: It really does.
Speaker 1: It really does suck for victims and you have to
you have to deal with your the person that has
you know, been stalking. I mean, it's just the whole
system is bored for women.
Speaker 2: It is, it's bored.
Speaker 1: And so I can see a lot of different sides here. Yeah,
and I hope that you know, we get more information
and that you know, it's it sucks for her. It
sucks for her too.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Absolutely, we got a lot of comments about the
room ba names you guys, Oh my god, this is
how it was in radio.
Speaker 4: We would talk about like super important stuff, not a
lot of comments, not a lot of emails.
Speaker 2: We would talk about the dumbest thing ever and get flooded,
and this is how it's been. Yes names, so Esther
Edelman said, my rumba is named Wally. If we ever
get another, her name will be Eve from the movie.
Speaker 1: Okay, so that's her name.
Speaker 2: Then we also have Colleen Wilson, who said late to
the party, but our rumba is Maria. She because my
husband's lawnmowing rumba is named It just seemed fitting to
give Jorge a wife.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, so they're together there, we have a relationship there,
it's a forced relationship. I love it.
Speaker 4: N h two sc stuff from the Ballpit crew said,
my robot vacuum is named Rosie.
Speaker 2: The robot made and the jetson. Oh my gosh, I
love that makes total sense.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Deanna Hale said, Ladies, Taylor Swift is involved in
the whole blake Lively just in Baldoni. It ends with
us to backle her. People are trying to say she wasn't,
but she was. You all need to look into that dirt.
Hannis Owens has covered all of it.
Speaker 2: She has the tea. It's good. I'm mildly involved in
that story. I have some interest in it, but I'm
not going like.
Speaker 1: Like wa on. Yeah, I've kind of dabbled in it
a little bit too, kind of a little bit dabbling.
I feel like they flirted with this is my take
on that is. I think they flirted with each other
and then she got caught and then there were lawsuits,
you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's definitely team Baldoni. Like she too, me too question.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think I think she's gotten involved with every
single one of her co stars and she dipped in
the water with this one and he was like, what
are you doing? And then she got caught.
Speaker 4: She got caught in the I just think he's very soft,
like he is a little too emotional for my taste,
and I think that level of emotionality got him into
trouble with her. He was and he was too nice
and like the whole thing has exploded and I'm but
I'm still definitely a teen Baldoni foe too show Alexandra
Frank said, please pray for my mama. She's flying home
from Croatia this weekend and these tragic plane crashes have
made me worried.
Speaker 2: About her safety.
Speaker 1: Everybody pray, Yeah, And she.
Speaker 4: Also said I named my room but Teresa for comedic relief,
because nothing is more hilarious than yelling Teresa get out
of there, stop eating that. And then Brian Aaron said,
I have a roomba who I've named Rocky. He spends
most of his battery charge attempting to navigate simple corners
when he vacuums. Watching him work is like watching Brian
Stelter trying to navigate away from the doughnut shop.
Speaker 2: So I may rename him as Stelter.
Speaker 6: Hello, you guys, this.
Speaker 30: Is so funny.
Speaker 1: Everybody's named a rumas I know it.
Speaker 2: Man, mind's Ricky as you know.
Speaker 1: Ricky is our new room. Yeah exactly.
Speaker 2: We don't like to call him a.
Speaker 1: Yeah all right over our.
Speaker 4: Locals, Osuki said, is it possible Musk and his posse
can hack the system and go in under the radar?
Speaker 2: They have my permission, after all, it's my money.
Speaker 1: Okay now me? We good?
Speaker 2: Now you Yeah.
Speaker 1: Kimberly Donaldson, did anyone think that profit pastor from yesterday
was Tim Walls's wife? I guess you needed a job.
Have a great day checks. She kind of just crazy,
absolutely crazy. She's backrop Yeah, Mary, Pat, I feel beautiful.
South Carolina is agreeing with you. Thank you.
Speaker 4: That's so nice because I don't feel like at all
attractive right now because of how like just sluggy and
gross and unable to work out.
Speaker 1: And you do think that you have kind of a
glow now from South Carolina?
Speaker 9: You do.
Speaker 2: Let's just do the sun.
Speaker 1: I am in, Yeah, the sun, Evatar Ashganazi. The Democrats
took the Eddie Guerrero motto too little, too far. We lie,
we cheat, we steal, and they'll do anything to hide
it and keep stealing. Yep, Avatar Ashkenazi. There's medical research
that proves that drinking a lot of soy milk can
make males grow breast. But when I call a cry
baby dem a soy milk titty's cry baby, I'm the
bad guy. Yeah, are a nerm airy nerm. That image
of Maxine Waters' feet propped into my head at bedtime
last night.
Speaker 2: I slept zero hours. Jerk, take my money.
Speaker 1: Sorry, Sorry, sorry about that, Marcus Drake. Remember when the
left said Trump should drop out of the presidential race
because he cussed once? I do Happy Tuesday, ladies, you
rock listen.
Speaker 4: I got nothing against cussing, but when Jasmine uses it,
it was just like seemed really I don't know over
the top.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Moose four nineteen. Well, we're also not congress people.
We don't do We're not congress people. If I were
a congress person or a senator, I wouldn't be doing
it in those situations. When I worked in corporate eric,
I didn't do it. So we're podcasters.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's that.
Speaker 1: Different places, different situations. Yeah, Moose four nineteen, thank you
so much for that supersticker. Jose Rodriguez. Morning from Texas Chicks.
Y'all need a Rocky Mountain oyster sponsorship so you can
have a ball segue. Take my wand true we should
get one of those. Brian Brumley, that preacher took Jesus'
words from Matthew eleven out of context, and text without
context is pretext, and that's false teaching. Yeah, he's a liar.
He's lying to his congregation, and that's not okay. I
feel like Jesus is like, that's not okay, that's not
what I meant. I didn't say that. Kimberly Donaldson, I
think Trump should invite Kendrick Lamar to the White House.
I think Trump should invite Kendrick Lamar to the White House. Okay,
I be care.
Speaker 2: I think so that's actually a great idea.
Speaker 1: I think that would be great too. I wonder if
that would be a photo op, right, uh huh, I.
Speaker 2: Wonder if he go, Yeah, it's an interesting interesting I
have a few I have a few gifts.
Speaker 1: You want to bring it in before. I only have
like three things, but I have a few things I
want to show people. We're bringing it in Happy Tuesday
to you guys. What I wanted to thank Susanna. I'm
sorry Susan Paramore, Susantte Paramore for that thing that she
I think mock thanked you last week. But it's for
my my little I know, what do you call it?
The addition everything, the happy everything, Trey And it's the
American flag and it's already in my my pantry, So
thank you so much for that. And then I wanted
to thank Hammy burn is it Burnstorf? Tammy Bernstorf. She
made this piggy bank. Oh Henry, oh my god, that
is adorable, the cutest thing, and there's some stuff in it.
Is that my gosh, Jammy, thank you for that. That's darling.
And then also I wanted to thank Gloria and franch
I think I'm pronouncing this right. Gloria and Franchon Smithson
from Sarah So toa Florida. They sent Gwen a birthday card,
which is absolutely the sweetest thing, and fifteen dollars in
cash for her fifteenth birthday, and I thought that really
she was like, oh my gosh, mom, that's so sweet.
So I just wanted to thank them for doing that.
And she had a wonderful birthday, good weekend and a
wonderful birthday. So thank you for doing that and thinking
of her. You guys, Beteen, I don't understand it either.
Speaker 2: Unacceptable.
Speaker 1: I need to put I found a couple of pictures
of you and her just when I was looking at
pictures of her over the weekend and like basically having
a meltdown over the fact that she and so I'll
have to put them on our insider's page and be like,
look at a sweet baby girl when she was itty bitty,
when you came to see her when she was like
seven days old, and then seven we were in the
airport together, my daughter and mock like when they get together,
it's like they're so funny. She has a lot of
characteristics that are like mo we want one more reason
to love her. So anyway, I'll put some of those
on insiders. You guys, have a wonderful day. We will
talk to you tomorrow.
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