Speaker 1: Paid yourself, like you've had enough money given to you
where you could be farming. You could be doing like
they should be doing agriculture. That place should be a paradise.
Speaker 2: Give this guy the Nobel Peace Prize already. What is
the hold up?
Speaker 1: Well, because he's Trump. I am so tired. How you
acting like you for the people of the fate of
Indiana or the city of indianapouts.
Speaker 3: You do not speak for me or anyone I know
that would have.
Speaker 1: The YouTube jerk jerk. Hello everybody, good morning.
Speaker 2: How are we byday working?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: It is Hey, that's what that's what. Uh yay. We
we were having we were having some issues this morning
with YouTube. You guys.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there were some crazy stuff going on, error messages
and weird stuff going on.
Speaker 1: So I'm glad to hear that it's working for everybody.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Unfortunately we have to kick off.
Speaker 2: The show with that horrible story out of New York City.
There was a crazy person who decided to take the
lives of four people.
Speaker 1: And then his own.
Speaker 2: And this is the guy. He apparently was mad at
the NFL, like he's got some beef about his own
football career or lack thereof. Clearly totally sick in the head.
And unfortunately, one of the people that perished at his
hand was an NYPD officer whose wife is expecting their
third child in just a few days, which makes this
story even.
Speaker 1: That much more horrible, freaking awful and just senseless.
Speaker 2: And so this twenty seven year old guy, there was
apparently a letter found on his body that said he
had beef with the NFL and it's handling of CTE.
And so in this letter, he said, Terry Long Football
gave me CTE and it caused me to drink a
gallon of anti freeze. You can't go against the NFL.
They'll squash you. Study my brain. Please, I'm sorry, tell Rick,
I'm sorry for everything.
Speaker 1: Okay, So he's a complete psychopath. Also, the gun that
he used, the gun that he uses already banned in
New York. Yeah, I mean weird that he didn't follow
the laws.
Speaker 2: Right, super weird, super wed out.
Speaker 1: And then CNN called this guy possibly white. I'm sorry,
I could do you have eyeballs like that? Everything that's
about this just sucks. Everything about it.
Speaker 2: Well, and it super sucks because apparently he had a
documented case of mental health issues, and yet he earned
a private investigator's license, which then enabled him to get
a concealed carry permit because and so how where that
disconnect is seems like an issue that could be resolved
and needs to be resolved.
Speaker 1: Right, But in any.
Speaker 2: Case, just another just senseless rampage by a psychopath who
should have been institutionalized and wasn't.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I will and also need to point out
that the NYPD did such a tremendous job. And this
is the same city that wants the defund the police
with Chah.
Speaker 2: I wonder how so o'ran is feeling about that now.
Speaker 1: From his family compound, his gigantic family compound, right while
he talks about socialism being good for thee but not me. Yeah,
I mean this, Yeah anyway, So that's that happened. It's
totally less senseless.
Speaker 2: Now, there is an interesting twist to this story that
is a more frivolous aspect of it. But I found
it of interest because I did not know that this
was happening. But just blocks away from the scene of
the shooting. Is the Devilwar's product sequel being filmed.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, there's I've seen some scenes being filmed for it,
and I believe that Stanley Tucci is in the This
that's all I care about. He was my favorite. Oh
my gosh.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so they're back to do a sequel, which you
don't get it.
Speaker 1: I love this movie. I do too. I love it
so much that I wish they wouldn't do a sequel.
Like that's that's what was left in such a good way.
Speaker 6: It really was.
Speaker 1: So I don't like this. This is what I don't
like it, Like just stop, Okay.
Speaker 2: I know, but I was like, I was looking for
a silver lining and there it was.
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at that, there's a sequel. But is that a silver
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Speaker 2: Indeed, we need to talk about Trump's visit yesterday with
kier Starmer the Reason for My Name today. But before
we do that, Caroline Lovitt had tweeted about yet another
sort of feather in Donald Trump's cap, if you will,
with respect to reasons that he should get the Nobel
Priest Peace Prize, and so specifically Thailand and Cambodia, who
were fighting on their border and there was all kinds
of conflict there, they agreed, thanks to Trump's intervention, to
stop the fighting that has killed dozens of people. And
so Caroline posted about that yesterday, saying, give this guy
the Nobel Peace Prize already, what is the hold up?
Speaker 1: Well, because he's Trump exactly different standards.
Speaker 2: He's like stopping wars all over the place. Man.
Speaker 1: Yeah, amazing, amazing.
Speaker 2: And then we had talked yesterday about his visit with
Ursula whatever her name is, the EU Chancellor, and how
he just kind of he is so alpha compared to
literally anybody else that he meets in the world, and
that could not have been more true when it came
to Cure Starmer. Oh my gosh, that this was the contrast,
you guys, was so crazy, crazy contrast. And even though
he had already mentioned this in a previous kind of
reporter Q and A, he wanted to put a fine
point on the fact that Europe is in a big
world of trouble if they keep allowing sort of this
unfettered immigration. And so he talked about that again.
Speaker 1: Here is that moment.
Speaker 4: You know, Europe is going to is a much different
place than it was just five years ago, ten years ago,
and they've got to get their act together. If they don't,
you're not going to have Europe anymore as you know it.
Speaker 7: And you can't do that.
Speaker 4: This is a magnificent part of the world and you
cannot ruin it. You cannot let people come in here illegally.
Speaker 2: I can't wait for them to babyfy that I know.
Speaker 1: Right, he's so Dilbert, that guy, right. I mean, it's
mean to dilver, but he looks like he looks totally
like Dilbert. He is a cartoon person.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, And then they sat and met and actually
this was on Trump's turf, which was also very very interesting.
So he basically welcomed here starmer to his part, like
his neck of the woods. He was on the front
steps of turn Bull or Turnberry whatever that his estate
the golf course is called.
Speaker 1: I think it's Turnberry, isn't it Turnberry? I think so. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So for him to be the welcomer across the Pond
that way was just even more of an alpha move
right delicious, I know, I just love it. So lots
and lots of questions from reporters. One of the things
that they asked about is this deadline that Trump has
talked about putting on Putin for a long while, and
so the deadline keeps moving and it gives liberals sort
of this reason to be like nin or Nina. Trump
is a woos and he keeps extending the deadline because
he's scared of or whatever.
Speaker 1: I read it differently.
Speaker 2: I feel like he's just trying to give as much
rope as he can to Putin, to let him crawl
his way out of this and save some face before
things get really really crazy.
Speaker 1: I agree with in the Ukraine. Actually, I don't think
Trump is scared.
Speaker 2: I don't think he's scared of anything anything. So he
was asked about that, and he's extending the deadline by
a couple weeks.
Speaker 1: Here's what he said.
Speaker 8: Sure can change the.
Speaker 1: Deadline from any days.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm going to make a new deadline of about ten,
ten or twelve days from today. There's no reason in waiting.
There's no reason in waiting. It's fifty days. I want
to be generous, but we just don't see any progress
being made.
Speaker 1: Ten to twelve days. Here we go happened?
Speaker 9: Ye yikes.
Speaker 2: He was also asked whether he would be taking time
during his trip to visit London, and that's when he
decided to say, just like some criticism, if you will,
about the London mayor. And here, once again, not feeling
very comfortable with this conversation, I will.
Speaker 4: I'm not a fan of your mayor.
Speaker 10: I think your man.
Speaker 4: I think he's done a terrible job, the mayor of London,
but a nasty person. I think he's done. I think No,
I think he's a friend of mine Russia.
Speaker 11: No, I think he's.
Speaker 4: Done a terrible job. But but I would certainly visit London.
Speaker 1: He's a friend of mine. What I love that He's like,
he's a friend of mine. And Trump's like, I think
he's done a terrible time. I don't give a ship
if he's a friend of yours, he's done a terrible job.
Terrible is my favorite. Yeah, give any crafts here. Yeah.
It was so good.
Speaker 2: And then there was a moment and Trump didn't even
have to say anything in this one. The reporter said
to Keir Starmer, like, basically, aren't you super jealous of
how easily Trump was able to close the American border?
And yet here you are being a complete loser. These
are my words. Obviously you'll hear how she asked it,
But he was so defensive, and I just thought this
moment was also really really funny.
Speaker 1: But you must be envious of his record is such
a short period of time.
Speaker 8: Well, I think we've been discussing irregular illegal migration is
a huge issue they both our countries in the United Kingdom.
It is a real cause for concern, and that's why
we must bear.
Speaker 6: Down on it.
Speaker 1: We must bear down down it. You're not doing that, dude, God,
you're a lass.
Speaker 2: Look just like that Arizona governor.
Speaker 1: What's her name? Katie?
Speaker 2: Something?
Speaker 1: He does? Oh my god, he does. They're the same person.
They are, Kate. What is her last name? Is it Hobbes?
Is it Katie Ho? Is it Katie Hobbs? You guys?
Or am I mixing that name up? That's what I
feel like. He does look like her. Oh my god.
And then they both like Gilbert. It's so weird. Yeah,
the male version of Katie Hobbs. It is.
Speaker 2: I mean we've put we've put them side by side
before and and showed it was a couple of months ago.
Speaker 1: But I mean it's striking how much they look at
they're basically the same person. Yeah, I mean that's those
are he is about. I mean he's as masculine as her, yeah, yeah,
and she is as feminine as totally yeah.
Speaker 2: Trump obviously could not escape a question about the Epstein files,
and you can tell that he's, you know, annoyed that
this keeps coming up.
Speaker 1: But I this is, this is one of those things.
Speaker 2: As much as I love him, this is a self
inflicted wound. He this has been mismanaged from the get go,
which we've talked about many, many times, and so he's
going to continue to have to answer to it until
something of substance is released. Here is how he answered
the questions yesterday.
Speaker 4: Very easy to explain, but I don't want to waste
your time by explaining it. But for years I wouldn't
talk to Jeffrey Epstein. I wouldn't talk because he did
something that was inappropriate. He hired help, and I said,
don't ever do that again. He stole people that work
for me. I said, don't ever do that again. He
did it again, and I threw him out of the
place for sana on grata. I threw him out and.
Speaker 7: That was it.
Speaker 4: I'm glad I did, if you want another truth. And
by the way, I never went to the island, and
Bill Clinton went there supposedly twenty eight times. I never
went to the island. But Larry Summers, I hear went there.
He was the head of Harvard and many other people
that are very big people. Nobody ever talks about them.
I never had the privilege of going to his island,
and I did turn it down, but a lot of
people in Palm Beach were invited to his island.
Speaker 1: Oh no, I've never had the privilege. I don't know
if it would be a privilege to go to that
probably not the best word choice. Yeah, I know, I
think he's being facetious, but still, yeah, you know. And also,
why do they always sit in those gigantic rooms with
the weird carpet and there's like no table. It's just
awkward those settings are It's always awkward to me. Why
why do they always do that with with world leaders
and stuff.
Speaker 2: Maybe that's a hymn thing, like maybe he feels like
that's a power.
Speaker 1: Move in some way.
Speaker 2: I don't know, I have no idea, but you're right,
it happens a lot. You know, it's not they could
just like do they not have a conference table?
Speaker 1: They can go around this bizarre they always sit and
they're always gigantic rooms with like the Vegas carpet. Yeah,
so weird.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 2: Jade Vance also was giving a speech and he was
asked about Epstein, and Jadvan he's so good at like
handling these kinds of questions.
Speaker 1: Here is how he handled it.
Speaker 6: There are some protesters outside accusing the GOP of protecting pedophiles,
and we're wondering what you think are the reasons the
US government should shield the client list of Epstein from
the public, and what you have to say about any
irrelevance to that here today.
Speaker 12: Well, let me say just a couple of things. First
of all, the President has been very clear, we're not
shielding anything. The President has directed the Attorney General to
release all credible information and frankly, to go and find
additional credible information related to the Jeffrey Epstein case. He's
been incredibly transparent about that stuff. But some of that
stuff takes time. You've got a simple that stuff, you've
got to compile that stuff. You've got to redact some
victims' names so that you protect the victims. But the
President has been very clear he wants full transparency. He's
asked that from the Attorney General, and I know because
I talk to her all the time. The Attorney General's
had to work on that issue right now. But I
think I got to make an observation that there's an
interesting thing about this case that the American media seems
to totally ignore. For four years, under Joe Biden's Department
of Justice, the media didn't give a damn about the
Epstein files or about the Epstein case. For literally twenty years,
the story about this scumbag, and he is a scumbag pedophile,
Jeffrey Epstein. He's dead now. But for twenty years you
had Obama and George W. Bush's Department of Justice go
easy on this guy. They didn't fully investigate the case,
they didn't show any curiosity about the case. And now
Donald J. Trump is asking his Department of Justice to
show full transparency. And somehow that's the criticism of Donald J.
Speaker 1: Trump and not Barack Obama.
Speaker 9: And George W.
Speaker 13: Bush.
Speaker 12: If you want to criticize the people who aren't showing
full transparency, you ought to go after the administrations that
went easy on Jeffrey Epstein, the administrations that concealed this
case for twenty years, and the administrations that fail able
to show full transparency.
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doing when the guy was alive and doing the things
right and they knew he was doing the things and
they did go easy on him? Why? I mean, George
w is still alive. Obama's still alive. Can we ask him?
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is this interesting tweet that I saw. I have no
idea if this is true or not, but just the
idea of it got me. It like totally gave me
the glees. And so Queen Bee said. As his mother
is Scottish, Donald Trump could apply for British citizenship and
then run as PM at the next election, would coincide
with the end of his tenure as president.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine the lefty breakdown? Oh my god, just
even imagining that, right, doesn't it just make you so
happy to even just think about it. It is pretty funny. Yeah,
he's not gonna do it, he's not gonna do it,
but it's right fun. But thinking about it is really fun,
is so so fun.
Speaker 2: All right, moving on, just very briefly talking about what's
going on in Gaza. The stories, all the nonsense about
Israel starving Gaza, which is just that nonsense, continues to
be a storyline of very popular one. And you might
have heard that now Israel has resorted since the UN
will not help them distribute the food that's sitting there
on like the nine hundred trucks waiting to be distributed.
The UN won't do their job, and so now Israel,
who again, I still have no idea why they are
responsible for feeding the country attacking them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's absurd, but they are.
Speaker 2: They're now resorting to doing food drops, like with the uh,
like the parachute kind of food drops, you know what I.
Speaker 1: Mean, and like drones and stuff.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like they're basically, yeah, they're basically having to drop
it from the sky in mass quantities because they they
are out of ideas for how to get food to
the civilians.
Speaker 1: And so now that's not okay.
Speaker 2: Because what sky News says is that it's too danger
Oh my god, what if the food hits somebody?
Speaker 1: This is what this is what they're saying. I mean,
it's just absolutely can okay, then just stop enough already. Seriously.
It's it's like you're being benevolent and people are bitching
about your benevolence. Okay, well then I'm going to stop
being nice. Yeah.
Speaker 2: And it's not even just media that's saying it. There
was a story from CNN where they the Palestinians themselves
are mad.
Speaker 1: They're saying, we're not dogs. This is inhumane.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, Chase After, I'm sorry, but if you're
actually starving, would you be bothered by how the food
was reaching you and feed yourselves?
Speaker 1: I can't feed yourselves like you've had enough money given
to you where you could be farming, you could be
doing like they should be doing agriculture. That place should
be a paradise. Why is that? Why are people asking
those questions? Am I am I the only one? I'm
just curious? Do you want why?
Speaker 14: Oh?
Speaker 1: That's right, because they spend it all on terror. That's why. Yep,
it's absurd. It's almost absurd, Like what kind of upside
down world are we living in when they're pissed off
because the people that they're attacking are not giving them
food in the correct way that they want. I mean,
that's the thing.
Speaker 2: Though, that to me, that what that says is there's
nobody that's starving there because if they were, this would
not be a thing, This would not be a storyline.
Speaker 1: There's just no way.
Speaker 2: And so I just there's so many reasons to doubt
everything that you're hearing from that region right now.
Speaker 1: That it's absolutely crazy. You're so right, though, You're right.
If you were starving, you would be like, I'll take
whatever you'll give me. Yeah, in what otherwise you're not starving?
I'm sorry, but you're not agreed on a hundred percent.
Speaker 2: Also interesting information, uh polling data coming from nerdy little
Harry Enton of CNN, who was surprised actually by this
polling because he was asking the question about people's views
on our strike on Iran, because apparently there was some
polling to suggest that lefties in particular were very mad
about this strike, and now it seems that for the
most part, people are in favor of it.
Speaker 1: Here he is to report on that.
Speaker 15: Immediate aftermat they were not universally popular. Look at this
net approval rating. US air strikes in run in late June,
the net approval rating, look at that minus eight points underwater.
But as the American people learned more and more about it,
look at this a ten point rice. Now it's in
the positive. The American people like the move that Donald
Trump put on Iran, the US air strikes in Iran.
Speaker 2: So that was interesting, right that they're now there's now
been like, oh, maybe that was a good idea. And
it's not even just about the Iranian air strikes. It's
also about Republicans' foreign policy altogether. And this is again
this is Democrats need to be worried about where they
are in the polls all over the place.
Speaker 1: But here is just more data points.
Speaker 15: I think one to me given everything that's going on
in Russia, what happened in Iran, what happened in Gaza.
But the bottom line is Democrats in the American voters'
minds cannot hack it. What are we talking about party
trust to more in foreign pos Well, the GOP halts
an average six point leading the month of July. Look
at this. Fox News came out last week plus three
points four Republicans on foreign policy over the Democrats. You
think that number it's not high enough for you. How
about the Wall Street Journal GOP plus eight points when
they match congressional Democrats up against congressional Republicans. The bottom
line is this, despite everything that's going on in the
world right now, Republicans are more trusted on Democrats when
it comes to foreign policy and the world at large.
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm not but I also polls, and polling
is always kind of squishy to me, you know. I
just kind of look at it because what I do
is I talk to people in the real world and
I feel like they're okay. The people that I know
that are around me are okay with the foreign policy
decisions that are being made by this administration. They're fine
with it, you know what I mean. So I don't know,
I look at real world who they are. I've never
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Speaker 2: We got to talk about like just the ridiculousness of
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Mitchell tweeted yesterday. Under Biden, inflation spiked to nine point
one percent and we had a huge supply chain crisis.
Democrats called it transitory. Remember that, I remember.
Speaker 1: I remember Yellin Remember yes, the little troll through Yellen. Yes.
Speaker 2: And under Trump, inflation is at two point seven percent
and Democrats say it's out of control and caused by tariffs.
I mean, they're absolute idiots. And as Howard Leutnik pointed
out Time, their headlined just twelve days ago read as follows,
Trump's tariffs make an EU deal harder to achieve, Experts say, okay,
and then of course, as we told you yesterday, a
deal was made and it's a really good one.
Speaker 11: Right.
Speaker 1: I just love I love the experts thing. Who are they?
Who are the experts that you speak of?
Speaker 2: I mean, they're just you guys. They just don't know,
they just don't know what they're talking about. They just
really don't. And I don't how much more.
Speaker 1: Evidence do you need?
Speaker 2: And they they just are so desperate to have a
negative story to tell about Trump that they'll they'll just
pre they'll like they'll they'll do it in advance, they'll
write up the horror stories that might happen in advance,
wishing and willing them to come true, and then they
just don't, and then they look like morons.
Speaker 1: These are the same people that said that the New
York City shooter psychopath was white. White. It's like, don't
believe your eyes. Believe what I'm telling you. This is
who these people are. Don't believe.
Speaker 2: So I get And this is interesting because The Atlantic
is far from a conservative publication.
Speaker 1: As we all know, The Atlantic is out there.
Speaker 2: They decided to do a profile on Jasmine Crockett, and
I just read this morning that she You know, she
was a willing participant. Of course, she loves the attention.
So she was a willing participant in this whole profile,
doing the interviews, doing the photo shoots and.
Speaker 1: All of that.
Speaker 2: But then she realized that they were reaching out to
a bunch of her Democratic colleagues, and she didn't like
that because she was afraid, I guess, of what some
of the people that she works with would say, and
so she tried to put the key bosh on the
entire write up.
Speaker 1: But it is out. It is available to read.
Speaker 2: And one of the funniest tidbits from it is that
her screensaver on her phone is a picture of herself.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, what a narcissist? Can you even? I
just love that so much. And so it's telling. It's
just so telling, isn't it.
Speaker 2: And I read the article this morning and in it they,
as this tweet points out, she thought she deserved to
be the top don on the oversight committee because she
has the largest social media following.
Speaker 1: Okay, she thinks that gives.
Speaker 2: Her the qualifications necessary to lead oversight.
Speaker 1: That makes attracts. Though with that generation attracts, don't you
think this is what they think about a lot of things.
I've read something the other day. I know, this is
like a different industry, but that's how movies get made now.
Like actors and actresses. I read a whole article about
how actors and actresses nowadays they are it's all about
their social media following. They don't get movies made without
having huge social media followings. And I'm like, yeah, and
so the old school actors and actresses are like, it
used to be about acting. It used to be about
the craft of acting, and now it's about social media,
and so it's so interesting that it's that is trickling
into other industries, our government even like and so now
it's all about how followers do you have? I am?
Speaker 2: I mean there's fact that she believes that that gives
her legitimacy.
Speaker 1: Is it's insane. But there are but so many people
in that age group and below believe that that is
the case. Like if I have a lot of followers,
then I must be important. It's like no Jesus had twelve,
you know what I mean. So check yourself.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a good article though, if you want to
read it, because it definitely paints her in a very
narcissistic light. I mean, she is a narcissist, and she's
mean to her staff, Like she gets real crabby with them.
If they get her a meal that she thinks is gross,
she makes sure to let them have it, you know,
if they flub up the tiniest thing on her schedule.
She's an absolute terror. She's everything that you would think. Yeah,
I mean, she's everything that you would believe her to be.
And she unfortunately she believes her own press. Maybe she'll
believe this press.
Speaker 1: I doubt it. She's tried to shut it down exactly.
Speaker 2: Speaking of horrible, horrible people, Keith Olberman, you've got Oh
my god. So he decided to tweet an insult at
Tulci Gabbard that was so painfully bad that you just know,
like you can envision him sitting around and like crafting it,
you know what I mean, and getting all excited, like
he's finally got the perfect.
Speaker 1: Like diss of burn.
Speaker 2: It's the sickest of burns. Here is what he said,
tull Shit Gabbard.
Speaker 1: End of tweet. Oh my god, Keith, keeeee, how far
are you've fallen? Michael Knowles his tweet about it was
so perfect, he said.
Speaker 2: On November thirteenth, twenty twenty four, President Trump nominated nominated
Tulca Gabbard for Director of a National Intelligence for two
one hundred and fifty seven days and nights. Keith Olberman
has been racking his brain to find the perfect singer
to respond to the news, and today eight and a
half months of efforts bore route.
Speaker 1: That's so great. God bless him, God bless him. I mean,
that is prothetic, That is pathetic. It is he's pathetic. Yeah,
And you know how you always see these films like
when it looks down on him, Yeah, I notice that
it makes him look thinner. But it's also it's like
his face is to be like really, it's right there,
but he's like, I gotta look a certain way. He's
speaking of and saying.
Speaker 2: Pete botha judge decided to do an interview, sit down
interview with NPR.
Speaker 1: It was chock full of.
Speaker 2: Some of the most ridiculous soundbites ever. I couldn't even
we don't have time to play them all, but the
whole thing was ridiculous. He continues to have the scruff
because you know, he's trying to look masculine.
Speaker 1: That's what the Democrat Party is trying to, like push
this whole masculinity thing. And they think that pushing Pete
Bootage as some sort of pillar of masculinity is going
to help there. They're there, it's not working.
Speaker 2: One of the questions that was asked was about whether
he ever saw Biden's decline, and Democrats they're all contending
with how to answer that question, yes, and none of
them sound remotely credible when they do answer the question.
Here is how Pete decided to navigate that particular issue.
Speaker 7: You never had a moment before that famous presidential debate
where you worried about whether he was all there.
Speaker 16: There are moments where I thought he's looking tired today,
or where I noticed that he was aging, But there
was never a moment where I thought this decision, this policy,
or this process is going worse or is wrong because
of the fact that he's old.
Speaker 14: I mean, seriously, maybe immigration, I don't know, maybe, yeah,
I mean his crackhead's son was like running the country.
Speaker 1: Dude.
Speaker 2: I don't know what the right strategy is for Democrats though, Like,
that's probably about as good of a way to handle
it as you can.
Speaker 1: If you admit it, then you admit that you were complicit.
Is that exactly exactly? It's so they have to act
all like, oh, I mean it's fine, everything was fine.
I mean I didn't really see anything. They have to lie.
So you're saying they have to lie, I guess.
Speaker 2: I mean, if you were a Democratic strategist, how would
you tell them to address it?
Speaker 1: You know what I mean?
Speaker 2: I think that might be the best way.
Speaker 1: God, it just just for me to have to imagine
myself as a Democrat strategist makes me I don't know, mock.
I don't know when I would bet you're you're right.
I mean, I don't know what you would have to
You have to lie because that's all they do is
now all they do is lie, right, They lied while
he was in office, so I guess as well, continue
to lie. That's that's your mo So continue to lie.
Speaker 2: Better is the better strategy to say, you know what,
I did notice things, And in hindsight, I wish I
would have spoken up because it wasn't fair to America
to continue that charade. Would it be better to like
own it in that way and show some level of
being contrite?
Speaker 1: I guess the level of self reflection and humility in that, Yeah,
a little bit of humility. I don't think these people
have it in them. I just don't think they do. Yeah, anyway,
they're screwed.
Speaker 2: No matter what they sound like, they knew what was
going on or pretend that they didn't. And in either case,
it's all nonsense and everybody should know it.
Speaker 1: And they're going to try to prop this guy up.
I mean, they're going to try to make this guy
one of the top contenders for the presidency, mark my words.
And he's going to be which is crazy. If you
know anything about South Bend, Indiana. He he's a complete loser,
this guy or transportation under it. He had no business
doing that. So he's he's in the chess beating, you
know what I mean, Like, he's just he's not a
contender for he should not be president of the United States.
But then he'll talk about everybody else and how they're
not competent, which is I.
Speaker 2: Could not believe this clip that he was actually trying
to suggest that Trump's picks are filled with incompetent pe.
Speaker 1: I was like, have you seen you right? But it's
what he said. You can hear it right here.
Speaker 16: An autocrat in power, he can get away with appointing
incompetent people over very important things in our lives. So
right now, we have the Secretary of Defense in charge
of defending the American people, who is he was accidentally
texting military strike information to journalists. We have the person
in charge of American public health who is a quack
who doesn't believe in medicine, and now measles is on
the rise in America.
Speaker 1: Okay, so yeah, let's talk about like that. The old
secretary of Defense. You remember, you just skipped out and
didn't tell anybody, remember that. And he just was like
a wall and it was like, that's fine, I need
to work, I need to tell anybody where I'm at.
Remember the old HHS secretary was like a disgusting dude
in address. Remember, I mean, seriously, Rachel something or other.
Wasn't it Rachel?
Speaker 14: Wait?
Speaker 9: Was she?
Speaker 1: Hhs?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 17: No?
Speaker 9: She?
Speaker 1: What was he?
Speaker 2: He was was.
Speaker 1: Besara? Okay? There was another one. What was what was
Rachel was Rachel Levine? That was like one of the
I mean that was what was that?
Speaker 2: It wasn't surgeon general, but it was something like.
Speaker 1: Okay, but it was. It was in charge of something
that it shouldn't have been in charge of anything. And
then there was that other creepy dude that was in
charge of nuclear or something that was stealing luggage in
their sports. Remember that person that.
Speaker 2: He was a deputy to something in nuclear waste management.
Speaker 1: Biden administration, you know. And then we had Kamala who
was drunk. But but by all means, talk to us
about competence. Talk about competence. You should do that. Just
review what.
Speaker 2: You accomplished as Transportation secretary.
Speaker 1: You were a disaster. He's blondie. Oh, my god.
Speaker 2: He was absolute disaster. And speaking of disasters, that's exactly
what it was. When he answered a question about boys
in girls sports.
Speaker 1: I don't even know.
Speaker 2: Where this answer was trying to go. It makes no
sense whatsoever. He sounded like a complete moron.
Speaker 7: Here's that moment, something like no boys in girls' sports,
which is a phrase that they use. It sounds like
you're not signing on to that.
Speaker 16: I think that chess is different from weightlifting, and weightlifting
is different from volleyball, and you know, middle school is
different from the Olympics. So that's exactly why I think
that we shouldn't be grand standing on this as politicians.
We should be empowering communities and organizations and schools to
make the right decision.
Speaker 1: Yes, spoken like a guy who's into chess feeding and
never played a sport. I guarantee you he never played
a sport. Oh my god, that was he doesn't bet it.
It was a pathetic answer. You stand for nothing, and
then then he'll be like, I champion girls. Now you don't, No,
you don't. You just threw a bunch of girls under
the bus. Loser. He's awful.
Speaker 2: He's absolutely awful, And if you agree that he's awful
and you wish as a woman that there was something
that you could do about it to get more involved
in the political process.
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Speaker 2: Bill Maher, I don't even know who the gift was
that he had on his show, and it doesn't matter
because the guest doesn't talk. It's all Bill and Bill
Maher was also talking about the fact that he was
wrong when it came to the tariffs he expected. He
bought into the whole leftist narrative that the tariffs are horrible.
All of our prices are going to go up on everything,
the economy is going to crash, the stock market's going
to crash, et cetera, et cetera.
Speaker 1: But here is what he thinks.
Speaker 11: Now, probably most people were saying at the beginning, oh,
you know, by the fourth of July, somebody had to
think how the country was the economy was going to
be tanked by then, And I was kind of like, well,
that seems right to me, but that didn't happen now,
it could happen tomorrow. I'm just saying, that's reality. So
let's work first from the reality of that, not from
I just hate Donald Trump because that's boring and doesn't
get us anywhere and leads you to dishonesty. Because the
truth is, I don't know what his strategy is. But look,
the stock market is at record highs. I know not
everybody lives by the stock market, but I also drive around.
I don't see a country and a depression at all.
I see people out there just living their lives. And
I would have thought, and I got to own it,
that the cut that these tariffs were going to fucking
sing this economy by this time, and they didn't.
Speaker 1: They didn't, they didn't, haven't. Yeah, I love how he's like,
just hating on Trump is boring at this point, and
it is, and I think so many of us just
have fatigue from that. We've got TDS fatigue because it's like,
it's just lazy at this point. Can we just talk
about what actually is going on? And so I appreciate
at least he's doing that, he's looking at it and
he's going, okay, can we just look at all of
this objectively and look around and see what's happening rather
than just saying Trump is bad, I hate him. Everything
stocks right, not it's not what's happening.
Speaker 2: Well, And even worse than just saying he sai are
people who are just unwilling, utterly unwilling to even entertain
a conversation with him. As you know, went and had
dinner with Donald Trump and believes very strongly in the
fact that conversations like that are important. And he reiterated
that right here.
Speaker 11: Telling you I know this cat a lot better than
I did before. He's a people person. He talks to people.
You have to keep the lines open. The stupidest thing
the left does, and this dinner is a perfect example
of it. Is having this attitude towards the right that
we won't even break bread with you. We are so
far above you that we won't even sit down at
the same table. I mean, look, that is their attitude,
and that makes me sick too.
Speaker 1: It happens all the time. Mm hmm, it happens. We
are better than you. It's the elitist attitude. Yeah, and
it's like we're the intellectual elite. We're up here. We
can't have conversations with you because you're just not worth it,
when in reality they're kind of dumb. I mean they are.
I'm willing to talk. We're willing to talk to them,
just not.
Speaker 2: Canvas right, Well, that's a whole other level.
Speaker 1: But she's not. That's not that's dominatful right on the left,
you know what I mean. But there, but there are
certain people that is just like I'd be willing to
talk to them. We talk to them, it's just like
I but there they are. They have shut us out,
They have completely shut us down. I mean, my god,
when we first started the site, the very first person
that completely deleted me as a human being was one
of my very best friends, who was a liberal, because
she's just like, oh my god, you're conservative. We can't
be friends anymore. I'm sure that's happened to many people
in our audience, where they just say, we can't, we
can't be friends.
Speaker 2: Well, remember the video that we played that was so
powerful from Scott Adams talking.
Speaker 1: About how he lost his life.
Speaker 2: He believes because of the hoaxes, because of all the
lies about Donald Trump, that his life was ruined because of.
Speaker 1: It, And that was so powerful. When you played that mock,
we got so many emails and just messages about that.
I got so many personal messages about that about how
that when you played that, so many people are like,
oh my god, that's that happened to me, and that's
not okay, Like these somebody needs to be held accountable
for that because I lost so many incredible relationships because
of the lies that have been told.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I don't think people often think about when
they're listening to Trump talk about Russia, Russia.
Speaker 1: Russia and talking about the hoax.
Speaker 2: They don't think about how that personally affected them. They're
they're listening to Trump and they're agreeing, Yeah, that was
complete horror show. Like the fact that he had to
live through that, the fact that they went after him.
But really it trickled down in total ways that we
just could I didn't even realize until Scott actually put
that into words, the way that he did.
Speaker 1: It affected personal and professional relationships. Yeah, for all of us.
Speaker 2: Yep, all right, we need to talk about how absolutely ridiculous.
Speaker 1: Eric Swallwill is.
Speaker 2: So he's on this kick right now because Mike Johnson
sent everybody home for the August recess, and so he
is trying to say that that is all because they
didn't want to take a vote on the Epstein files
or something, and so, like I think it was last
week or perhaps this weekend, he did a video where
he was in his pool or a pool, like shooting
hoops in this in like with this beach ball or whatever,
saying I'm in a pool right now, but I should
be working, and Mike Johnson sent me home, and so
now he's doing this whole new series. Here is the
latest from that series, and it's just it's so cringe.
Speaker 5: I should be working right now, I should be at
the Capitol, I should be in a suit. Instead, Republicans
sent us home because they would rather stand up for
Donald Trump than release the Epstein files and stand up
for victims. We could be a qu Washington, DC, lowering
your healthcare costs, lowering your grocery costs, and restoring your rights.
I should be working right now Instead, I'm puppy Nyron
the gym.
Speaker 1: That's just yeah, you got the only person that's ever
going to date. That guy's a Chinese spy. That's It's
also glad.
Speaker 2: You said that because Benny decided to do a parody
video of that, and it was absolutely perfect. This is
Benny Johnson had sex with a Chinese spy.
Speaker 18: Her name was Fang Fang. She fund raised first campaign
and donated money to him, then she fled the country
when she was found out. She even plays staff in
Eric Swalla's office. But nothing ever happened to Eric s Wallwell,
then Eric s Wallall wrapped himself on live TV.
Speaker 1: He did. He totally did remember that, And I'm pretty
sure if you look at the Eric Swallwall video, he
was lifting like ninety pounds.
Speaker 2: Really it was like, I mean, it was just the
one weight, but I didn't know how it.
Speaker 1: Was like I was trying to I was trying to
zoom in when I saw it I think it was
like forty five on each one. I'm not kidding. I'm sorry,
And listen, I'm not trying. If you're gonna put yourself
out there, people are like, badge, how much you're lifting.
That's all I'm saying. I mean, I don't care you
do you? You know, like, if you're out in the
gym and you're I'm like, it's awesome that you're lifting.
That's great. But if you're gonna, like if it's a
flex for you to be lifting, and you're lifting like
half your body weight and you're a dude, you may
not want to film that. That's all I'm saying. Like,
I mean, I think there are girls that are my
daughter's age that can lift that and they're literally like
one hundred pounds. I'm just saying, mm, so so great.
It's embarrassing. It's embarrassing, Eric, it is embarrassing.
Speaker 2: Speaking of embarrassing, I know that there's a lot of
Nancy Mace fans out there, and listen, she does some
good stuff, and there are times where I'm like, you go,
Nancy Mace, but I cannot tell you how freaking say
and tired I am of her teasing this run for governor.
She has been dancing around a potential run for governor
of my state for like months now, and now it's
reaching warp speed. And so now there's gonna be an
announcement coming, and she won't just freaking say it. Why
do they do these things? Why don't they just say
the thing instead of teasing and teasing and teasing and
teasing it.
Speaker 1: Why? Why? It's like remember when Hillary Clinton did it
and then and we were like remember annoyed? Yes, And
it was like a year and then by that point
we were just like, we know, okay, we know. Like
it's like the lady who's pregnant and like puts the
pregnancy announcement out when she's like eight months pregnant. We're like,
we can see, we can see that. We get it. Yeah,
I know. I'm over. It's driving it's driving me absolutely bananas.
Speaker 2: And so just to give an example, like this is
just from the last day, the last twenty four hours,
she posted this, big things ahead, are you ready Nancy
May's special announcement coming soon? And then there was also
there was there was more. She also posted this last night,
South Carolina needs a leader who will do all these
things to those that want to come after me, I.
Speaker 1: Say bring it. Big decisions coming soon. You've made the decision.
Speaker 2: Okay, she's running dancing around it. Stop pretending that it's
not a made decision. Just freaking say it. So Haarris
Fuckner gives her an opportunity to say it.
Speaker 1: Here's what you do. I can't. I can't take it anymore.
Speaker 2: Congresswoman Mace, I know you have said you will soon
decide on running for South Carolina governor in a matter
of days. Curious what is the calculus going into making
that decision.
Speaker 3: Well, I have a lot of things going on the summer.
Speaker 1: I've got family to think of.
Speaker 3: I've got a kid who's get ready to go to college.
And also I've been going around the state and also
meeting with leaders around the country on how we can
make South Carolina the best state in the country by
lowering our state income tax over the next five years
to zero. We're not competitive with states like Florida, Georgia, Tennessee,
or North Carolina. So I'll be making that decision in
the coming days. I'm very excited about the momentum. There's
another third party poll coming out today showing a lead
that we have over everybody else. We have almost we're
leading by almost double digits against the rest of the field.
We have almost eighty percent. Name I d And so
to those that want to come after me, I say,
I say bring it, because I'm going to work hard
for South Carolina in the event I make the decision
to do this very soon.
Speaker 1: It's always like it's always the somebody's coming after her
to fight her. And you know what I mean, that
combative thing going on with her. It's like, you know,
she's always in put them up most pump. You know,
it's like it doesn't always have to be that way.
But I read that there's she's she's pulling second. So
that there's a guy named I don't know much about
South Carolina politics. I just saw this mort legit either.
I just I should look ag, you're the long serving
attorney general is considered the front runner. So his name
is Alan Wilson, and he's pulling it like twenty two percent.
She's pulling at like sixteen. So I feel, I don't know,
she may not get this. You know, it's like she's
she's not a shoe in that Alan guy is the
front runner apparently, I mean, because she is divisive.
Speaker 2: I mean, she's somebody that is kind of polarizing, and
so I don't know how that's going to go. I
just don't even would stop with the teasing already and
just just say the things. I mean, the fact that
she's even looking at polling and she's like, if I
make this decision, it's I mean, you've made it, Okay,
you're running.
Speaker 1: Just say it anyway. So irritated. You guys are so irritated.
I'm here for it, okay, because you know what it is.
Speaker 2: It's that she is so needy for attention. Yes, and
this just makes it so much more obvious.
Speaker 1: And I'm I hear you. It's it's the let's I
haven't I have an announced we're going to have a
meeting for a meeting. It's that ship. I can't like.
It's the chick remember the chicks in corporate America that
would do that. And I'd be like, yes, this could
be an email, okay, right, this could have been an
email and you have to have meetings for meetings for me,
can we not? It's just it's just exaest. Yes, one
of our favorites. Megan Kelly continues to build her Empire.
Speaker 2: She's adding like a true crime show, and she is
also going to be joined by Hope Hits. I don't
know what role Hope is going to be playing, like
if she's going to have a podcast, if she's going
to be behind the scenes.
Speaker 1: I have no idea.
Speaker 2: But Megan announced yesterday that Hope Picks has joined her
media company.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, I thought that's interesting. You know it is.
And she's got like the Murder Girls or something. I
don't think it's girls.
Speaker 2: I think it's a murder it's a true crime podcast,
but I think it's a dude that.
Speaker 1: Does Okay, so murder guy. She's got a murder guy. Okay,
a murder guy. People. I love that crap. I never
got I'm not into that, but like so many people
are into like the true crime and I want to hear.
I want to hear about murder. Yeah. I guess it
calms people.
Speaker 9: I'm not.
Speaker 1: It's so dark. It's dark, very dark. I don't know
how that calms people. But apparently it's like a thing.
It's like a yeah, I think right.
Speaker 2: I saw Maria ask why she can't find us on Instagram.
We've addressed that a couple of times. Now even in
today's show, and that is because we have been banned
from live streaming on Instagram for a year, so we.
Speaker 1: Don't get to do that. They don't like us, they
don't like us. I'm assuming it's I don't know, I
don't know why they just don't like us.
Speaker 2: It's because it's for three I mean literally, we have
like eleven and a half months of the band to go,
so we're not going to be on Instagram listing for
quite a while.
Speaker 1: Yet.
Speaker 2: I'm glad you found us on another platform because that's
what you'll need to do in order to tune in
live every day.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Clay Travis was on a panel recently when he was
speaking about Democrat meant and his analysis was so spot
on and so deliciously insulting all at the same time.
Speaker 1: I thought, you guys are going to love this. Check
this out. So can you What is it that we're
missing about or what is.
Speaker 2: It that people who are not who as Magdalene said,
people who don't understand why?
Speaker 1: That's my first question. I have a second month ago.
Speaker 19: Okay, So what I would start with is men aspire
to be bigger, stronger, and faster than we are. Almost universally.
That's why superheroes are popular, That's why pro athletes are popular.
Who is the most masculine Democrat right now in America?
Speaker 11: There's Mayor Pete.
Speaker 1: Is that a gage job?
Speaker 11: No?
Speaker 19: No, Mayor p No, well no, it's just that he's
not particularly masculine. Nobody's like, oh, Mayor Pete, he's a badass.
Chuck Schumer. Is anybody like, hey, you know Chuck Schumer
holding up an avocado and a beer to talk about
the Super Bowl as anybody like that's trying to grill.
Is anybody like, hey, that's a dude I want to
hang out with.
Speaker 1: But Trump's like a grandpa.
Speaker 19: Well hold on, Trump took a bullet in his ear
and immediately stood up and said fight, fight fight. Every
man in America and most of the women out here
were impressed by that. Even if the women won't admit it,
she's shaking her head strong. And second part of this,
basically summing it up, Democrats for men are pussies and
Republicans are crafts for men are pussies. There are no
masculine men in the Democrat Party right now.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's so treat right. He's absolutely right. Giant
they have strong well, like lifting ninety pounds, okay, and
people were like Daisy, the bar also weighs forty pounds.
I'm sorry, so one hundred and thirty pounds, give or take.
Does every bar like that weigh forty pounds? I don't know?
And and how do we know? How do we know?
He didn't have spotters on the side. I didn't see.
It wasn't a full screen, you know what I mean?
He could have had fang fangs on each side holding
the bar. I don't know. I'm just putting it out
there now. Either way, still a pussy, yeah, I mean.
And if you.
Speaker 2: Try to think of like a dude, like an actual
real man on the left, it is slim pickens.
Speaker 1: You guys, Like I can't think of one off the
top of my head. Anybody does anybody have one? No? No,
but even but even so, like this is why you
see the Tim Walls is cosplaying as a lumberjack. This
is why yes to vidaj edge growing facial hair like
these are the links that they're going to to try
to be like, Look, I promise we're masculine. We are.
You're not. You're not. And I cannot believe that she
actually used Trump as an example of being like, he's
a grandpa, So what masculine dude become grandpas? So what lady, right,
oh my god.
Speaker 2: Is she trying to say is if she's trying to
suggest that that that means he lacks masculinity? Right, He
definitely set her straight on, like.
Speaker 1: Point, grandpa, that means that he has knocked up several
people to become a grandpa. Why do you think that is? Also,
he was shot in the head, Like, I just I
cannot believe that she used him as an example of well,
I mean, he's a grandpa, so he's not masculine, okay.
Speaker 2: And I can't believe that there was a woman in
the audience trying to suggest that she wasn't impressed by
Trump getting up and saying fight, fight, fight after he
had just gotten shot. Right, everybody was impressed by that.
It doesn't matter who you are. And if you say
that you weren't, you're a.
Speaker 1: Big fat liar. That's ye, that's just that I totally agree.
Speaker 9: All right.
Speaker 2: We have an interesting couple of different men on the
street type of conversations that I that have nothing to
do with each other.
Speaker 1: But I thought that they were of.
Speaker 2: Interest in this first one is so funny, Becau because
it's a fellow asking random people why they think the
border is now secure, So because it's ninety better than
it was under Biden, and so this guy is just
innocently asking.
Speaker 1: Why do you think that is? What could be the
reason for that? And lefties do not want to answer
that question.
Speaker 11: I don't know, is this like a is this a
Trump related thing or a Democrat Republican? What is the
focus of this?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 10: You mean you mean the questioning you're talking about?
Speaker 5: The answer?
Speaker 8: Well, I mean I don't know exactly why it's been
reduced so much.
Speaker 11: I don't think it has anything to do with Trump.
Speaker 8: Is what is the angle on this?
Speaker 11: I'm just trying to get it here.
Speaker 10: It's a top three issue, and border crisis appears to.
Speaker 7: The top issue for me. I think it's ridiculous.
Speaker 1: What changed administration?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 7: Like, that's a quick trick question.
Speaker 10: What is the trick? What am I being tricks to
about it?
Speaker 7: I had to ask.
Speaker 8: For people who are crossing.
Speaker 10: Policy change, anything that you think is the reason for
the ninety five percent reduction in illegal crossings or not?
Speaker 1: Probably fear Well, I would say the Trump administration.
Speaker 12: These people don't feel welcomed Dan.
Speaker 10: So they don't feel welcome to come in illegally, right,
So primarily for fear. Maybe Donald Trump is a deterrent
for crossing illegally into the country. Maybe Trump's administration.
Speaker 8: Maybe maybe.
Speaker 1: I mean, they just cannot deal. They can't with reality.
They don't feel welcome to break the law. Okay, I'm
fine with that. Don't know about you, guys. I voted
for that.
Speaker 2: I guess we should be rolling out a red carpet
like over the real bran Ete criminals.
Speaker 1: Come on, do you feel welcome? Here's your bag. I can't.
It's unbelievable. They are just so in denial they don't
want to say it.
Speaker 15: Yep.
Speaker 1: And it's just funny. It's funny to watch.
Speaker 2: This is another on the street conversation between two black
men about the topic of racism.
Speaker 1: One of the.
Speaker 2: Men is normal, the other one is clearly whacked in
the head. You'll immediately know which is which deal.
Speaker 9: With racism and white people deal with racism. Black people
deal with racism. Everyone does more racism white people. At
this point in time, I would definitely say white people
get I believe you're delusional. You can raise four hundred years.
No one's trying to eraise four hundred years. But your
only focus hyper focused on the four hundred years instead
of of course, you're thinking by your skin color instead.
Speaker 13: Of your brain.
Speaker 9: Your brain is not here. Your brain is not here.
Your brain's up here. So think with your brain instead
of your skin color. When you think by your skin color,
this is what type of mentality you al.
Speaker 17: I'm black.
Speaker 9: We're human beings. We're human beings. This is why our
society is going backwards and set up forward. You can
keep repainting the same thing over and over, we keep
repeat if it doesn't matter. I don't care about integration.
I care about us coming together as the United States.
This is the United States of America, now the divided
States of America. You're in the diviiden States of America.
Speaker 1: United you're an integrationist. I didn't even know that that
was a thing. That's what he said. You're an integrationist,
is what he called him. Isn't that what we should
be right Like?
Speaker 2: Don't we want everybody, irrespective of skin color to be
on the same team.
Speaker 1: That guy probably is delighted that there's a separate graduation
for black people at colleges. Mm hm, that's called segregation, dude.
Not great.
Speaker 2: And it's interesting because for you know, that's a great
example actually that when they do the college when when
colleges do the segregated graduation ceremonies. For some reason, whenever
you hear about that, it's fine, like it's completely fine.
And yet if that were reversed, it would be absolutely crisis.
I mean, it would be like war of the races immediately.
Speaker 1: It's disgusting. Every time is disgusting. I hate when I
see that because, yeah, you're absolutely right. Can you imagine
if they were like it's a white's only graduation. I
think that just would never happen. It just would not happen.
Speaker 2: And that made me think of and I don't know
what made me think of it exactly. Well, I do
know what made me think of it. But there was
a like five years ago, there was a group of
black people in Georgia who bought up I forget, like
one hundred acres I want to say, to create a
safe space for just black people to live. And so
it was like I think nineteen different families who bought
up this this acreage and then they were planning on
making this, you know, just a black only community, and
it was lauded, like people talked about this like, oh,
look at this, this is fine, this is all fine.
Like you can see the headline from CNN nineteen families
by nearly ninety seven acres of land in Georgia to
create a city safe for black people. This is, of course,
in the height of the George Floyd stuff. Now we
know today because I look this up that has been
sold off in twenty twenty because they they they didn't
build anything. They had like a dilapidated few tents or
whatever there. Nobody ever built anything. They were never able
to do what they needed to do to get water utilities,
et cetera to the area. So it's just sitting there.
I don't even know who ended up buying it out,
but this never happened. Fast forward to now and here
is a headline about a white community that is being proposed.
Speaker 1: This is in the Ozarks.
Speaker 2: So the Attorney General for Arkansas has now launched an
investigation into Return to the Land, a white centric intentional
community founded by Eric Orwall and the Ozarks. The AG
condemned this project for racial discrimination and alleged that it
raises all sorts of legal issues, including constitutional concerns. No
one ever said that about the Freedom Project in Georgia.
Speaker 1: I totally agree. Do they have water? Do they have
do they have their utility hooked up? Do they seriously?
Are they building things? Curious? I I don't know that this.
Speaker 2: Is like listen, I may not agree with that that
organization or those people agree agree. Why can't they choose
their neighbors? Like, why can't they buy land and decide
this is just for I don't know, these twenty families
or whatever.
Speaker 1: Why is that a problem? Well, it shouldn't be a
problem for white people if it's not a problem for
black people, exactly exactly. I think it's kind of a
problem all the way around. I don't like it. I
don't like that. I'm not a fan. I don't like
any of it because I think that everybody should just
live with everybody, and you shouldn't give a shit what
content of like melanin they have in their skin. Just
live live with other people and just shut up about
I'm white and you're black. But if you're gonna if
you're gonna say it's great for black people, look at this, yay,
black people all living together, then you should be able
to say yay. It shouldn't be like you're concerned and
it's racial discrimination when white people do it. Pigil Lane,
it's good for everybody. If it's good for one, it's
good for the other. Pick a lane. That's the thing.
Speaker 2: That's why I thought it was just so interesting the
way that these are framed. Yeah, it is just very
very interesting. Also another man on the street conversation that
was of interest, but that has nothing to do with
anything we've just talked about, and that is that several
Muslim people were asked would they and these are American
or at least they're living in America, These people were
asked would they prefer to live under our constitution or
under Sharia law? And their answers were pretty much universal.
Speaker 4: Here it is do you feel more comfortable living under
American law or do you feel more comfortable living under sharia.
Speaker 9: Lah shari a la. I'm a Muslim, I prefer.
Speaker 11: You prefer Sharia law over American law?
Speaker 7: Of course?
Speaker 4: Yeah, of course yeah.
Speaker 5: And do you find most of your friends I feel
the same way, yeah.
Speaker 1: Of course for real, says steals something.
Speaker 13: So basically differently their doors. There's stores doors open. Nobody's
gonna steal anything because it's the ciria is so tight
usually that they don't do anything. The smallest thing is
usually a big consequence.
Speaker 1: Can make his daughter marry so much? Yeah he can,
Yeah he can't. He has the authority yeah.
Speaker 3: To do that.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Women are property. That's great, that's just fantastic. Yay.
Hey did you know. Based on Pew Research and human
rights data, Islam ranks highest and intolerance toward other religions
and atheism in thirteen Muslim majority countries. Atheism is punishable
by death, with widespread blasphemy laws and persecution of minorities.
So this stems from state andforced doctrines in nations like
Saudi Arabia and Iran. This is not this could be.
This couldn't be. Less of a surprise, right, just putting
that out there, just so you know, it's just like
it's one of those things where they they don't they're
not tolerant, they don't, there's no tolerance. That's one thing
that I do love about our constitution and about the
United States of America is that you do you boo, you.
Speaker 2: Do you man, you do you according to the Constitution, right,
So when you're trying, those are the laws that you get. Sorry,
I mean, if you're living in America, those are the
laws you follow. You don't get to set up a
whole new system of law.
Speaker 1: Agreed, that's exact, quote exactly. But if you want to,
but you practice your religion however you want to practice it,
and you're not discriminated against, and it's there's no intolerance there.
That's what we should all be embracing rather than I mean,
if listen, if you want to embrace sharia law, get
the f out right, that's not here. That's not what
we do. Not here. Now, moving on, just.
Speaker 2: A couple cultural things. And I was not aware of
this until I saw this on Fox News. I didn't
know that this was a thing. Did you know that
there's this trend? I guess I'm among gen Zers that
when you call them, they don't say hello.
Speaker 20: So you call someone, they pick up and they don't
say anything, not.
Speaker 1: Even a hello. Well, apparently that's.
Speaker 20: The latest gen Z trend, answering phone calls and just
breathing until the person who calls you speaks first. According
to some reports, older generations and employers. They're getting frustrated,
calling it bad etiquette. Others are blaming the fact that
gen Z grew up without landlines, so they never witness
the proper way to answer a phone. But if you
ask gen Z the tactic is it rude, it's proactive one.
Gen Z are breaking down the silence on Reddit saying
this the reason they do it is because there are
a lot of robocalls and they are waiting to see
if there's a voice on the other side of the lines.
Speaker 1: I've heard of this, but like my daughter says hello,
so I don't.
Speaker 2: Yeah, my kid says hello. But apparently this is a thing.
And I mean, I'm sorry, but that's a lay mass
excuse not to just say hello.
Speaker 1: And it's true. That's just so odd to me, it is.
It's it's odd. I so okay, So Scott saying my
gen Z kids do not say hello, so they just
sit there and breathe and wait for you to talk.
That's so weird. That is very bizarre. I can't believe
I know that this was a thing.
Speaker 2: It's never happened to me where I've called somebody and
I just hear breathing like.
Speaker 1: I would if my daughter did that, I would correct her, right,
and I would be like, you need to say hello,
because that's weird. I don't want to hear you breathing. Yeah,
it's just freaking weird. Yeah, I mean.
Speaker 2: Because the hello is the cue to the person calling
that you are there and listening.
Speaker 1: I don't know, this is just.
Speaker 2: I was amazed by that, and I was like, I
got to see.
Speaker 1: If our audience like here's this knows this experiences this. Yes,
that's wild to me. It's just the weird the difference
of generations and the staff that they've been raised with
and the stuff that we didn't have, and how they Yeah,
and navigating through all that because you think it's just
have man sense. You pick up a phone, you say hello. Yeah,
I mean that's how do you know? How do people
not know that? That doesn't make any sense?
Speaker 2: Yeah, And then sort of related because it's like another
rakeshaking example, and it's meaningful to me because I come,
you know, my background before doing.
Speaker 1: This was HR. So I was a recruiter. My job
was to hire people. I interviewed them all the time
for jobs. I was my job.
Speaker 2: And so to see this freak out of a person
who is trying to get a job as a receptionist
and does not understand why she has to go through
multiple interviews is just the height of entitlement to me.
And the fact that she's also a lunatic clearly is
a great reason why there are multiple interviews for many jobs.
Speaker 1: Hid your kids, hi, ja wives.
Speaker 2: There's all kinds of anger, dogs and crazy in here.
Speaker 17: Does a job that pays sixteen to fifty need to
have a second round of interviews? This is a receptionist job.
I'm twenty one years old, I got.
Speaker 1: Five five fr work experiences.
Speaker 17: Just hire me.
Speaker 2: That's why there's multiple interviews. We want to make sure
that you aren't like that.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. Yeah wow. And the fact that she
set up a camera in her car press record and
filmed herself doing that and then posted it. She should
write she should never work anywhere ever again ever, right, like,
check yourself into some sort of institution.
Speaker 2: And that is a front facing, customer facing office reception
greeting job.
Speaker 1: And she thinks that she's suitable for that. Your first impression, person, lady,
ain't kinna happen?
Speaker 2: Oh my god, anyway, I just thought that was of interest.
Good Lord, speaking of people, entering the workforce. I saw
the funniest thing. This is gonna kick off are my
pillow talks. This made me laugh so hard.
Speaker 1: So this guy said, we hired a college intern. Today's
their first day. Here's what he just sent.
Speaker 2: Mean, hey, had a quick idea for the company. Sorry
if this was already brought up, but have we tried
increasing revenue?
Speaker 1: He just learned what that word meant. He's like, what's revenue?
I'm gonna google it. I just go through this. So
you know that this is such a well meaning kid.
You know what I mean. That's like, hey, I have
an idea. Oh my god, I her world. You guys,
I know I know the world. Yeah, I need to
get off the train. I have to. Oh my god.
Speaker 2: This next one is a Yelp review and it's a
two parter. This was going around socials yesterday and I
could not stop laughing about it. If you could read
this out loud, that would be great. Both of them
read both of these reviews.
Speaker 1: I am absolutely livid. My husband drove all the way
to pick up our outpap order and you people forgot
the bloomin onion. That was the only thing I wanted.
My fat husband ate the bloomin onion in the car
and lied, I am sorry. I don't know how to
delete review.
Speaker 2: Ah.
Speaker 1: I just thought that was so cute and I love it.
She went from a one star to a five star
like that because of her fat ass husband. Yeah, oh good,
the whole thing in.
Speaker 2: The car right, and then came home and said, they
didn't give it to us.
Speaker 1: They didn't give it to us. Eat that guy, he's
he's dealing with some stuff in the car.
Speaker 2: I don't know how she finally got it out of him,
but it'lltimately.
Speaker 1: You feel on wisdom stuff. And then next we have
a fish.
Speaker 2: This is an underwater video of a fish that really
wants to be included in the selfie.
Speaker 1: This fish is just so freaking cute, you guys.
Speaker 2: I don't know what kind of fish it is, but
look at how much it wants to participate. He's like,
can I being this movie?
Speaker 1: He's like, hey, let's find memo together, let's do it.
Oh my god, he's so cute. Look at it. He's
so cute. You're cute, and he's adorable.
Speaker 9: Though.
Speaker 1: That was so precious.
Speaker 2: We have a couple of thank you Susette Paramore said,
great podcast with Scott Jennings. The three of you have
great chemistry. Well done, Chicks, thank you very much for that.
Sherry Ross says, please help me wish a very happy
birthday to my dear friend Angie. We love your show
and love discussing the daily topics.
Speaker 1: Did you watch the Chicks today?
Speaker 2: Is how we often say good morning, thank you for
helping keep us saying so sweet.
Speaker 20: I love it.
Speaker 2: Wanda, there's Wanda. Wanda says, Alan Wilson is wonderful our age.
I'll definitely be campaigning for him. He will kick Nancy's ass.
Speaker 1: Okay, Yeah, he's pulling ahead of her, so I'm taking it.
I'm taking it.
Speaker 2: Karen Marisco says, who do you want to walk down
a dark alley with and feel safe?
Speaker 1: Trump or Pete? A Republican man or a Democrat man? Yeah,
the answer?
Speaker 2: And then over on Locals Oakley Annie says, good morning, Chicks.
Speaker 1: Today is my sixty.
Speaker 2: First birthday, and I took the day off so that
I could spend the morning with you and the rest
of the jerks. You all are my people. Have a
wonderful and blessed day. Roth Lady Wright says, I really
can't wait to see who New York votes to be
in charge. There are no problems to solve there. Yeah,
go ahead and defund the police. Sounds great. I'm not
visiting there ever. Again, she also says I've completely had
it with those idiots. If you're starving, if your kids
are starving, you would shut up and take what you
can get, however you can get it. It's like my
mom always said, there's starving kids in Africa that would
give anything for that food. Now shut the hell up
and eat your dinner and know you're blessed. You ungrateful brat.
I'm so over those people.
Speaker 1: It's so true.
Speaker 2: And then about Mayor Pete, she said chess feed boy
needs not to forget that not one person in the
past administration could correctly define what a woman is.
Speaker 1: When children are playing sports when they're three to seven
years old, they often all play together. It's co ed.
Speaker 2: Boys playing in girls' sports is not co ed. Chess
man is an idiot that thinks milk comes out of
his imaginary breast.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying.
Speaker 11: True.
Speaker 2: And then you guys, because of the weird connectivity issues
with YouTube, it's possible that if you have sent superstickers.
Speaker 1: We didn't see them. We can only see one. So
can you see that? Right? Timpolery. The Tailgaters are officially
learning the Law and Order line dance. I have the
air guitar part down, pat Hey, Glory, we can't wait,
we can't wait, Okay, And I have a I have
gifts for us, and then another one from me, so
we're going to bring it in and then I will
if you want to stick around for that, you can
stick around because I've got a couple of things. One
is from Karen Ann Stoner. This I just love this
so much. I got a lovely letter from her, so
thank you, Karen Ant. And then I got you guys,
I love dish towels. This was for fourth of July.
It's late. I'm sorry I suck at checking my my thanks,
but I love.
Speaker 2: Send me one that looks like a flag that I
saw really after.
Speaker 1: I just love, love love that, so thank you so much.
And then from Heather Heather Tresham. I think I'm Heather
Joe Tresham. I think I'm pronouncing that she lives in Georgia.
She sent us these crafts like these really adorable. First
of all, the card is precious. Now she did one
for you too, Maxa. She did like four things for us,
and I'm gonna have to send these to you. So
everything is double this card, I know, the card is
absolutely it's it's all of it. The craft. I can't
get over the craft that you guys do. This is
a door hanger. And there's another one that says, mock
over there, I've got it for you and I'll send
it to you. And like I mean, it's like a
fuzzy little chick is on Oh my gosh, look at
that you got. And look at this little like rething.
It says mock and Daisy, you got one too with
the little chicks on it. And then I love this one.
This is like a little shadow box. And she wrote
me a note. She said, by the way, the crocheted
chicks were made by my mom eighty three years old
and she still crochetes every day all day. Look at that?
Is that not precious? You guys are so creative, so crafty.
So thank you so much for that, just so lovely.
You guys are awesome. We appreciate you. Lah you guys
have a wonderful Tuesday. We'll talk to you tomorrow. Bye. Bye,