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South Carolina. Okay, my dogs are gonna be barking for
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California Leadership. They just keep on failing, so many fails.
We're talking about that. Also, Carter, Jimmy Carter's funeral was
a full of drama and intrigue. We're gonna be talking
about that. And Tromp had a pressor yesterday. It was
lit as guys also had a little bit of a
pressor himself and it was a total disaster.
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Speaker 1: Please me to share with friends. Happy Friday, everybody. We
made it to the end of the week. Look at
it is, finally Friday.
Speaker 3: I was telling Daisy before the show, like, normally, when
we've had a big kind of long break, a vacation break,
it seems like we come back to a half week,
you know what I mean, It's like always a shorter
week because we can come back midweek. And this time
it was just like we ripped the band aid off
and did a full.
Speaker 1: Week right after break. And it's uh huh, it's been
a lot. It's been it's been a week.
Speaker 2: It's been a week, and you and I've had a
lot of personal stuff going on, so it's been quite
the crazy week.
Speaker 1: We're like, hey, let's.
Speaker 2: Schedule every single thing we need to do for the
year in the first week back, right, Hey, let's let's
be smart.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know.
Speaker 3: I scheduled like every possible doctor's appointment preemptively before I
got here, not knowing that I would have knee surgery
and then PT and all that stuff also, So it's
just been a very doctory me too.
Speaker 2: Every annual exam. I'm like, I'll just do it the
first week. Why'd you do that, Amy, Joe?
Speaker 4: Why? I know?
Speaker 1: Same?
Speaker 3: All right, Well, we've got a lot of stuff to
get to. I think it could potentially be a longest
show today. I don't I'm not going to say it's
going to be a long show, but I feel like
the potential is there.
Speaker 1: You're not not going to say show right, I lost
my ability to gauge over break. It happens. You'll get
it back. Just a couple of weeks. You'll get it.
Speaker 2: You'll get back into the group, You'll get it.
Speaker 3: We'll see lots of stuff going on, lots of little
sort of headlines and big ticket news items to get to.
Speaker 1: Obviously, we'll be talking a lot about the fires.
Speaker 3: Continued our discussion about the fires, but there's still much
other stuff happening. Here's something super interesting. It's like a
first time historical thing. But for the first time, a
sitting Democrat senator is going to visit Trump at mar
A Lago and it's none other than John Betterman.
Speaker 2: Oh my gosh, that will seal the deal on the
red pillness, don't you think?
Speaker 1: I hope.
Speaker 3: So, I don't know what's going on with him, but
he's just like, I think it's pretty reasonable that if
the President would like to have a conversation or invite
someone to have a conversation, to have it and no
one is my gatekeeper.
Speaker 2: I just totally love this because mar A Lago is
like the Trump train. They have a good steak, they
have the bar, the open bar, they got everything there.
Speaker 1: And John Fetterman's like, yeah, I think I'll go there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think I'll go And he'll probably wear a
hoodie and that's okay.
Speaker 1: I guess is there a dress code to borrow Ago?
Do they have or no? Man, like everything there is gold, so.
Speaker 2: I would be like, yeah, I'm wondering if they'll be like,
I'm sorry, sorry, you're gonna to put a tie on
with your with your car heart hoodie or like a clip.
Speaker 1: On of some sort.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you guys, I completely forgot to name myself something today.
That's why I'm like so regular today. All right, So
what else do we have, Well, we have some news
about trump sentencing, which is going to in fact happened
today because first the New York's highest court denied his
motion to stop the sentencing in Manhattan today, and so
he is getting sentenced and will officially be a convicted felon,
which is really all this is about.
Speaker 1: They all know it's all. That's all this is about.
Speaker 3: And then, to make matters even worse, the judge in
the case, Judge Marshan, has decided that he's going to
allow audio for this sentencing today. Of course he never
allowed that during the entire trial. But for sentencing, he's
all about the audio. Of course, who cares about this?
Raise your hand?
Speaker 5: Well.
Speaker 3: And then last night, in another huge disappointment from Amy
Coney Barrett, the Supreme Court also ruled to let this
happen here it is.
Speaker 1: This is a Fox News alert.
Speaker 6: The Supreme Court has just denied President Trump's application to
stay or halt his sentencing in that Manhattan case, which
will now happen tomorrow. It was a five to four decision,
with Justices Thomas Alito, Gorsich, and Kavanaugh dissenting. That means
Amy Coney Barrett went with the majority.
Speaker 1: She's been kind of a disaster, hasn't she. Yeah, so
very happy with her.
Speaker 3: And naturally, when I have a question about all things legal,
I look straight to Mike Davis to see what he's saying.
And so here is what he tweeted. He said, Here's
what I hope President Trump tells the judge tomorrow. Quote,
thank you for all you did to help me get
re elected. But for your unprecedented partisan, corrupt legal antics,
I'd likely be retired in mar A Lago instead of
going back to the White House in ten days.
Speaker 1: Lawyer up, Yeah, I love him.
Speaker 2: Yes, Mike Davis is who we all should be going
to for all things legal. I'm I'm actually surprised there
were no F bombs in that tweet. I was waiting
for it. I'm actually a little disappointed, little a little disappointed.
Speaker 3: Well, and of course what this means, and we we
know I forget the legal term, but essentially the sentencing
is going to be what is it. It's like discharged
without I forget but there but basically nothing's going to happen.
He's being sentenced to nothing like, there's not going to
be an actual punishment except that he's going to have
this label of convicted felon, and this does, on the
pos side, give him a chance to appeal, and most
legal experts think that this will be dismissed ultimately on appeal,
So there is that hope still And honestly, to your point,
no one gives a shit y he has if he's
called a convicted fellon.
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This is fantastic news, as you're about to see right here.
Speaker 1: I don't know why this is still showing up, and.
Speaker 7: There it is.
Speaker 3: The Federal court has vacated the Biden administration's Title nine
rewrite on a nationwide basis. And this means that their
redefinition of what it means to be a woman, you
don't get to just decide that gender identity is a
part of that. So for now, all of America is
safe from Biden's attempt to undermine half a century of
landmark protections for women.
Speaker 1: Now what THECAA does in.
Speaker 3: Response, you know, I'm I'm assuming this will take a
little bit of time, but this is really, really, really
good news.
Speaker 1: The NC devil sucks.
Speaker 2: They're they're still they're probably going to like dig their
heels in a little bit, but still, this is a
huge win. It's a huge win for women, women and girls. Yeah,
and the parents of girls.
Speaker 1: It's a huge win.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a huge win for common freaking sense and
normally exactly that's exactly right.
Speaker 3: And then here's another cool thing which I didn't know,
but there's a new board of supervisors in Maricopa County, Arizona,
which you know is a hotbed of election shenanigans. And
this woman means business. So her name and you're going
to see a tweet about her. Her name is Debbie LESCo.
And so she is talking about launching a whole audit
of the entire election system, and honestly, she sounds like
kind of a badass.
Speaker 1: Check out this video of her.
Speaker 7: Another priority is election integrity. It is very important to
a lot of my constituents. I will be pushing and
have talked to people about it for a comprehensive audit
of the entire election system in Maricopa County.
Speaker 1: From a reputable firm.
Speaker 7: I've already had a conference call, Tom and I have
been on it with the Senate President, the Speaker of
the House of Arizona, and the Florida Secretary of State,
where we have discussed the differences between the state's election
system and see if there's any areas where we can improve.
Speaker 1: She looks like a mom that gets crapped done, you
know what I mean? Right with her? Yeah? Go, So
that's very very positive. That's awesome.
Speaker 3: So that there's a lot of good news, you guys,
A lot of good news today, even despite the fact
that California is burning to the ground, still burning, It's
still burning, and.
Speaker 1: We'll get to that.
Speaker 3: Lots lots of angles again once age about the whole
California fire situation.
Speaker 1: Justin Trudeau was on CNN, and obviously.
Speaker 3: This is post his resignation, post his trip to mar Alago,
post all the conversation from Trump about essentially making Canada
a state, post Trump calling him Governor Trudeau.
Speaker 1: There's been post elon calling him girl. Yeah girl.
Speaker 3: So he was asked, you know, what do you think
about this whole Canada becoming the fifty first state thing?
Speaker 1: And here is what that total soy boy said.
Speaker 8: Has been needling you a bit, calling you a governor Trudeau,
talking about making Canada the fifty first state.
Speaker 4: Did you have any interaction with him to that.
Speaker 9: No, not today, But that's not going to happen. Canadians
are incredibly proud of being Canadian. One of the ways
we define ourselves most easily is well, we're not American.
There is such a depth of pride that that's not
actually an issue.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, CNN is going to hire this guy,
ow you know, they they're they're gonna try that.
Speaker 1: Seriously, they probably will. I mean, why wouldn't they.
Speaker 2: And Jake Tapper is like, you're so hot.
Speaker 1: You're so much a person. Thanks not gay. I mean,
you know, I could swing both ways. I don't know.
It's CNN. Well, what you're about to see is not real.
Speaker 3: But somebody took a video of Gavin Newsome with Justin
Chido and did a little bit of manipulation to it
and made it absolutely hilarious.
Speaker 10: Watch it's Intrudeau and I'm so excited to be here
because I'm in California with another lizard person. He's a
lizard person just like me, and I'm here with him
in California, which he's turned into a communist shittle, just
like I'm trying to do to Canon.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's true.
Speaker 2: The voice was spot on, spot really was.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I love that.
Speaker 3: Also from Canada, there is a woman who's like in
the whatever their government is, what, like, is it the
House of Commons or parlean. I don't even know how
their government works, it doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: It's a parliament they have. She's one of those people
in government. She's crazy. She's a liberal.
Speaker 3: She was actually born in America and then decided to
go be Canadian and like be in Canadian government a loser.
Speaker 1: She's psychotic, you guys.
Speaker 3: Her name is Elizabeth May, and she has actually stood
accused of various forms of abuse, including yelling at her staffers,
putting them down in front of colleagues, and slamming a
door over an office paint job. She's stable, She's not
particularly stable. And she's pissed off at Trump for suggesting
that that Canada will be the fifth first date.
Speaker 1: And now she's saying, well.
Speaker 3: Maybe we'll just take California and Washington and Oregon.
Speaker 1: How about that?
Speaker 11: No?
Speaker 1: Outside, all right, Liz Okay, here's a video of her
showing her rage.
Speaker 11: Hey Donald, have we got a deal for you? You
think we want to be the fifty first state? Yeah,
but maybe California would like to be the eleventh province.
How about it? California, Oregon, Washington. You've got geography, common
goes and no only that, we've already got a carbon
trading system between California and Quebec. We've got some strong
alliances on our west coast from British Columbia. There's been
a lot of academic papers on the idea of Cascadia.
So California Governor in newsomb and Washington State Jay Insley
and newly elected Governor of Oregon Tina Kotek.
Speaker 1: How about it.
Speaker 11: Want to put a referendum to your citizens, because this
is what you deal have We got a deal for you.
Speaker 1: This is what you get.
Speaker 11: Free healthcare, universal free healthcare. No more one year olds
who suddenly fall off the Medicaid list and their parents
are in the news because they're trying to do a GoFundMe.
So then get their daughter to a doctor. Universal free healthcare.
And guess what those gun laws that your Congress to
a freight to pass because of the national gun lobby,
we already got our strict gun loss.
Speaker 2: Talk about Scotchy, Scotch Scotch the chick. You know that
she carries a flask in her little like knapsack.
Speaker 1: She's wow, what a loon? I mean, she's c she
is gray, that is cray. Uh huh.
Speaker 3: Trump has he had a presser yesterday, and we've actually
sort of scattered clips from that presser all over today's
show because they covered so many topics, as they always do.
Trump leaves no stone unturned in his pressers, and so
he has also weighed and there were questions about, you
know how serious is he about the Canada? And isn't
he worried about how the relationship with Canada will be affected?
And his position on it is that we just don't
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them to the tune of like two hundred and fifty
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Speaker 3: Okay, so now on to the Trump clip about Canada.
Speaker 1: Here he is anything.
Speaker 4: We don't need their fuel, we don't need their energy,
we don't need their oil and gas. We don't need
anything that they have and I said to Trudeau, I said,
why why are we Why are we subsidizing you two
hundred and two hundred and fifty billion dollars a year?
He said, I really don't know. And I said, well,
I don't know either. I said, what would happen to
Canada if we didn't? He said, Canada would be obliterated
if that happened. I said, then Canada should be a
fifty first date. And that's where we are now.
Speaker 2: I mean this, Why are we doing where we are?
Why are we doing this anyway? Why are we subsidizing
anybody when we have we have fire hoses that have
no water in them? What the hell are we doing?
A bunch of freaking idiots running this entire country, Like,
what are we doing? If this were a household, this
would not happen, It just wouldn't. These people are morons.
Speaker 1: It has to stop.
Speaker 2: This is why Trump he asked these questions, and people
get all butt hurt about it. It's a legit question.
We shouldn't be subsidizing Canada that much.
Speaker 3: I had no idea that that was even a thing
that was happening.
Speaker 2: And think of all the other things that we have
no idea about and I hope that Doge gets to
the bottom of that and we start having transparency about
all the other staggering things that we have no idea about.
When it comes to our that's our money.
Speaker 1: You guys.
Speaker 2: You work your butts off every day and that money
is just being.
Speaker 1: Just doled out the losers.
Speaker 13: Yep.
Speaker 2: And then we don't have stuff to handle our own
logistics here in this country.
Speaker 1: It's it's just as it's frickin' whack.
Speaker 3: It is frickin' whack, is what it is. And speaking
of freaking whack, I don't know. I don't know why
this happened, but someone decided it would be a good
idea to gather all the Senate Democrats to make like
a promotional video. And you guys, it's like the Island
of Misfit Toys, only not cute.
Speaker 1: These people.
Speaker 3: Now, I'm not subjecting you to the entire thing. I
did cut out a big chunk of it, but you'll
get the idea. They all decided to get together for
like this.
Speaker 1: I don't even know what it is. It's like, look
at us, we're Senate Democrats and we're ready to go
to work.
Speaker 3: Brace yourselves for the level of just crazy people you're
about to witness.
Speaker 9: Like you here.
Speaker 13: Okay, Oh tis my ties?
Speaker 14: Okay, it's on strata.
Speaker 5: Here we go.
Speaker 4: We're different.
Speaker 3: Wisconsin, Rhode Island, Hawaii.
Speaker 15: New York, from the Great Lakes to the Mountain West,
the Pacific northwest to the south, and the northeast coast
to coast.
Speaker 9: We have differences and some disagreements, but Senate Democrats are
fiercely united on this.
Speaker 14: We are not here because of who we are against.
Speaker 7: We are here because of who we are are.
Speaker 2: Four.
Speaker 14: But if Donald Trump and Senate Republicans.
Speaker 12: Do things to hurt you, we will fight.
Speaker 16: We will fight.
Speaker 14: If they come after affordable healthcare, if they pursue policies
that drive up.
Speaker 17: Costs, if they ignore the threat of climate change, if they.
Speaker 1: Come after our troops and veterans benefits, if they.
Speaker 18: Take away access to reproductive rights, attack our basic.
Speaker 3: Freedoms, if they try to enrich their friends, if they
pay for tax cuts for the wealthy by coming after
your paycheck.
Speaker 19: Your Social Security, your Medicare.
Speaker 20: They will have to come through us, through us, through U.
Speaker 11: This is a new Congress, it is a new day.
Speaker 19: We are united, determined, Ready, one hundred and nineteenth Congress
has begun.
Speaker 21: All right, let's go.
Speaker 18: Let's go, let's get to work.
Speaker 1: Okay, let's go, let's go, let's get started to do this.
I don't you guess so embarrassing it is.
Speaker 2: It's like one of those you know, one of those
PSAs from the celebrities, the black and white things. It's
just like it's the same crap over and over and
over again. We've seen this before, We've lived through this before,
and none of us liked at that time. So okay,
and this whole if they raise your prices, we're going
after them.
Speaker 1: What have you been doing for the past four years, jackals?
Speaker 3: If they have hurt you, if they go after your
basic freedoms.
Speaker 2: Hello, I know, just take all the seats, shut up.
Let the adults handle this. The adults are coming on
January twentieth, They're coming, y'all.
Speaker 1: Just sit at the little kid's table, because that's what
you are.
Speaker 3: So Scott Adams put out a great tweet about the
fact that Trump is starting all of these like really
controversial conversations, and I loved his take on it.
Speaker 1: Please read what he said about Trump's entire strap.
Speaker 2: Watching Trump flood the zone with action and mind spinning ideas,
for example, Greenland, Panama, Canada. So as critics don't know
which way to aim their fake news is glorious. Fake
news only works when they can all obsessively report the
same fake stuff. Repetition is the key variable in their brainwashing.
If Trump makes them change their focus five times per day,
the fake news can't cover the news stuff and also
repeat the old stuff not enough time in the day.
Trump found a way to beat the fake news overwhelm it.
Oh my god, I love this. It's brilliant. He's absolutely
right right.
Speaker 1: That takes so much, but it's also so perfect.
Speaker 2: I also think he's not just spewing out a bunch
of nonsense.
Speaker 1: He's going to do this stuff.
Speaker 2: It's just that the news, the fake news, our American
media is not used to a president that is doing
something besides sitting there being you know, I guess sitting
there with somebody else's end up his ass making him
do things, which is precisely what we've seen for the
past four years.
Speaker 1: This guy is gonna do some shit and they're not
used to. It's only gonna shake things up. And that
was and he wants to hit the ground running and
he wants to because he doesn't want to fail. Yeah,
he doesn't want to.
Speaker 2: He genuinely wants to succeed. He has to succeed this time,
you guys. He has to do one for you know,
his children, his grandchildren, all of us, two, but two
for his ego and his legacy. He wants to make
sure that he does it. He's gonna do it come
hell or high water. So he's got a lot of
work to do, and they're not used to that.
Speaker 3: The problem, though, is that there's still so many terrible
people out there who mean him harm. And this clip
from Dan Bongino had me so freaked out, and I just,
I just there's the part of me still that wants
Trump to like hide in a safe room somewhere until
an and not even have the inauguration, like not go
through the pomp and circumstance of it.
Speaker 1: Just do it in private and then like everybody will know.
Speaker 3: It's official and he'll be safe because listen to what
Dan said about inauguration.
Speaker 22: I'll show you what I mean in a second. Another
thing I've been telling you about the inauguration's coming up.
We're two weeks away, folks. I'm really hesitant to talk
about this, but I feel an obligation to put it
out there because I don't have any other avenue to
do it other than you guys in the Bungino Army.
I don't think the Secret Service is prepared, and I
think the Secret Service, along with the FBI, are lying
to this transition team. This transition team knows it, and
unfortunately there's nothing they can do until they formally take
power in two weeks. But when they take power in
two weeks, Donald Trump is going to be sitting there
exposed at the inauguration.
Speaker 1: I don't like that, just like I don't like it either.
Speaker 2: Can Dan go there and just like his ar can
he just like, can he just out and just get
a bunch of.
Speaker 3: Him shielded like in a right and transported in like
a bulletproof glass a mobile.
Speaker 1: Just put him in a popemobile?
Speaker 2: Yeah right, I just put him into the Somebody said
it should be virtual, which is great, but that the
thing is is that Trump is not that guy Trump.
Speaker 3: He wants pumping circumstances and he's not afraid, which is
the reason one of the.
Speaker 2: One of the reasons, one of the many reasons we
elected the guy right, he's not afraid. He's true, you're
gonna try to kill me, f you. I'm going to
become president and I'm going to make some changes. Screw
screw the machine. He's just not afraid. And then he
inspires all of us to not be afraid, right, which
is part of his greatness. So I understand what Dan
is saying, But we just can't live our lives being
afraid of these people.
Speaker 1: We can't.
Speaker 2: There's we've we've spent you know. You know, I've been
doing this since two thousand and nine, and so many
people have come to us and they're.
Speaker 1: Like, I believe this.
Speaker 2: I believe that I agree with what you say, but
I'm afraid to say it out loud.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 2: Trump is the kind of guy. I hope we are
those people too. I hope we inspire people not to
be afraid, quit being afraid. I mean, I get it,
there's a chance that you know, this could happen, that
could happen. These people are freaking loose, you know, But
we cannot be afraid. You know, this is a constitutional republic.
Our founders wanted a certain thing for us as a country.
That craft's not happening. We need to make sure that
it happens. We need to make sure that we are
the country that we are supposed to be. And there
are people out there who are strong people. They're out there.
Half the country knows what we're supposed to be. We
voted for that, there's a mandate. We need to make
sure that that happens. We can't be afraid.
Speaker 1: We just can't.
Speaker 11: Well.
Speaker 3: And it's interesting, you know, I told you this yesterday,
but once again that nice little fellow from news Guard
sent us a giant, long email saying and apparently now
they're listening to our podcast, right, so it's not just
that they're reading our website and saying you said this
on this and that that fact fact checker says that
that's not true, and what do you have to say
for yourselves.
Speaker 1: I used to be so like.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I have to answer this and I
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Speaker 1: You guys, the Jimmy Carter funeral was so delightful to watch.
There was so many interesting things.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, so much interesting stuff. So first of all,
I don't know if you guys remember, because what is it?
Speaker 1: Is it next week?
Speaker 3: I think it is next week that some of the
hearings for Trump's nominees are going to start in the Senate,
and that is wayless. Probably gonna be some long shows.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's going to be really good.
Speaker 3: But do you remember that Elizabeth Warren sent Pete Hegstaff
this big, long letter basically laying out all of the
concerns that she wanted him to address in his confirmation
hearing and maybe in his personal discussions with her. And
one of the things that she brought up was his tattoo,
his Christian tattoo, which she decided to label as a quote,
insider threat. And here's the excerpt from the letter. She says,
and I quote, you are also removed from President Biden's
inauguration because of concerns that you were an insider threat
after reports that your deis volt tattoo was a Christian
expression associated with right wing extremist extremism. We cannot have
a Defense secretary whose fellow service members feel concerned enough
about that to report it as a potential insider threat.
Speaker 2: This is real, This is a real letter, and Christianity
is an insider threat. Now, I just I mean, it's
so absurd, it's so positively absurd. And I hope she
feels like a complete idiot now because look at the
floor of the National Cathedral before Carter's funeral.
Speaker 1: It's the same freaking symbol. Yeah, is this national threat?
Was she there? Does she feel threatened?
Speaker 24: She?
Speaker 1: Okay there? Yeah.
Speaker 2: I don't know if she was there, but I thought,
anybody there, all the Democrats, they're feel threatened by that.
Speaker 1: There's four Oh my god, there's four of them, you guys,
there's four. Five really, if you consider the big one.
That's right, that's what's right.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry the giant one, Oh my god, the skin's burning.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what an idiotic thing. And then to make matters worse.
And this is aside from Elizabeth Warren. But at the
service yesterday, I don't know who wanted this, who called
for this, who thought this was a good idea, but
they had John Lennon's imagine sung.
Speaker 1: At a church service, and as you were.
Speaker 3: If you're if you don't remember the lyrics, just listen
to what's his name? Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood. I
cut out a lot of it because it droned on forever,
but listen to the lyrics if you've forgotten about this again,
this is a Christian service, and here's what they think.
Speaker 13: No heaven.
Speaker 18: Sez you trow?
Speaker 1: No, you're democrat, I guess.
Speaker 4: Of a soul scot, I mean nothing, kid.
Speaker 14: H doub.
Speaker 2: Nor in general too, Okay, he s sen just sing
friends in low places, all right, just sing that.
Speaker 1: It'd be better though. That would have been appropriated funeral either.
It would have been more appropriate than imagine. Am I wrong?
Speaker 2: Especially for Jimmy, especially for Jimmy Carter.
Speaker 3: Just wow, it's entirely possible that well, it has to
be possible, right that Jimmy Carter himself or his family
or who what. Maybe that was like a super meaningful
song for their family. But the but just the lack
of awareness about how that plays in a church, yeah, is.
Speaker 1: Just so idiotic. I just can't me if they did it.
Speaker 2: Maybe don't have a religious service if you're not religious,
don't have a religious service. Don't drag everybody into your
church if you're a freaking atheist.
Speaker 1: That just made no sense to me at all. It doesn't.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that was crazy, all right, So more drama. There
was drama when the Trumps walked in. When Trump and
Millennia walked in to take their seats, they had to
go in the row in front of Mike Pence and
his wife Karen, and everybody was like, oh my god,
this is like probably the first time that Trump and
Pence have seen each other and forever, and you know how.
Speaker 1: Awful Pence was to him throughout the whole campaign cycle. Karen.
Speaker 3: They did shake hands, you guys, but Karen would not
even look at him.
Speaker 1: She didn't stand up nothing, she didn't stand up. It
was so such a Karen move. Check this out. I mean,
there's al Gore shaking hands.
Speaker 3: I think he's pretty tense, stands up, and I mean
Milania is looking at her like I she will not
even acknowledge her.
Speaker 2: She didn't even acknowledge Milania, Like, what is wrong with you, lady?
Speaker 1: Seriously? Come on? I mean, wow, yeah, come on, Wow.
That was bad. That was really really bad. It was
kind of I think that was pretty gross. Yeah, it was.
Speaker 9: It was.
Speaker 3: It was just heterine, especially in that setting, like just
you know what I mean, like, just do the right.
Speaker 2: Thing right at the very least acknowledged Milania.
Speaker 1: How is this? How what does she do? Yeah?
Speaker 2: She did nothing, and that was incredibly rude and disrespectful.
And I just can't I yeah, I mean I want
to say I can't believe that, but I actually believe it.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I can believe it.
Speaker 3: Also, there was a lot of chatter about the fact
that Trump ended up sitting next to Barack Obama. Michelle
was very, very busy vacationing still in Hawaii, so she
did not make the service, but he sat next to
Obama and they had what appeared to be an extremely
animated and friendly conversation. And so we've got a couple
of different angles to show you and then a lip
reading analysis of what they were talking about. So here
is kind of when they just initially start talking. Here's
that video.
Speaker 2: I mean, he tried to ruin him. Barack Obama tried
to ruin him, called him Hitler. Trump is the guy
that will like make a deal, make you laugh, and
steal your girl. You know, he's that guy.
Speaker 1: He's Obama was laughing.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh. They looked like they were having the
best time. They were bros. They were literally bros.
Speaker 1: They were total bros.
Speaker 3: So I loved Glenn Greenwald's tweet about this because he
said former president of Barack Obama casually and amy chats
with Adolf Hitler as the latter is set to assume
power in eleven days and American democracy and impose a
white nationalist dictatorship.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it just shows you what absolute liars these people are.
Speaker 1: Totally. Yeah, here's a different angle and a closer look.
Speaker 3: And if you're a lip reader wizard, you can look
and see what you make of this. But here's another
angle at their conversation. Did not and so here's what
the lip reader said that some of the sentences were
that Trump said quote I've pulled out of that it's
the conditions.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine that?
Speaker 3: And after I will call me at the FOI after yep,
and Obama saying can you just it should be good?
And Trump saying I can't talk. We have to find
a quiet place sometime. This is a matter of importance.
We need to do this outside so that we can
deal with it certainly today. Now, I don't know if
that's I don't know if that's true. That's just according
to a lip reader. But that's that's what they said.
Speaker 2: He's just he's always making deals. Man, this is what
he does, and it isn't What is astounding to me
is that he tried to ruin him and his family.
Speaker 4: Mm hmm.
Speaker 2: And Trump still sits down with the guy and he's like,
I'm gonna make some deals with this guy. I'm gonna
make some deals. And you know, if Michelle was a
good look and I try to steal a woman, you know,
if she if she was in fact a woman and
good looking, I know, it's crazy to me how he
just he's very forgiving. People are so like and this
also shows you how people are like, oh my god,
he's gonna like seek revenge. She's gonna do this, he's
gonna like come after, he's gonna put the LGBT community
in concentration camps.
Speaker 1: He's not that guy. No, he's not that. That scene
right there shows you that he's just not that guy.
He's not.
Speaker 2: He's gonna sit down with anybody and he's gonna talk
to them, and he's gonna just be like, all right,
let's get crap done.
Speaker 1: Let's just let's make it. He tried to destroy him.
Speaker 2: If anybody should be if any should anybody should be carning,
it should be Trump.
Speaker 1: And he's not doing that. We'll talk to anybody.
Speaker 3: He really will, as as is obvious from all of this. Uh,
you're gonna see a two second clip of when George
W walked in and greeted and well passed by Obama
and greeted him.
Speaker 1: He literally just tapped.
Speaker 3: It like like like hit him in the stomach. Yeah,
it was like a stomach tap and it was actually
kind of cute.
Speaker 1: You can tell that they're obviously pretty tight.
Speaker 3: So here is that moment right after this screenshot that was.
Speaker 2: It That that shows me everything I need to know
about the deep state.
Speaker 1: It's there.
Speaker 3: It's definitely there. Yep, it's definitely there and the hate.
When Kamala and Doug got there first, there was this
moment like when they first come in, she's being I
guess it works kind of like weddings where you have
an usher right showing you to your row, and so
the woman goes first. And so she goes first into
the row, but doesn't want to sit at the end,
so she then has Doug move around her. And then
you're gonna notice the first angle. We're going to show
this from a couple different angles. The first angle of
when she sits down for a second, turns and realizes
that Obama and Trump are yucking it up, and.
Speaker 1: Her face is so mad about it. I just love it.
You guys, check this out. Look at Bill Clinton. Check
her butt out. He totally does.
Speaker 3: So she's sitting she's looking around, and then Trump and
Obama start chit chatting, and she looks at that and
is like, oh my god, so irritated. Here's a here's
a better you can you can see the look even
better in this clip.
Speaker 1: She's like, all that for nought. You know, I'm supposed
to be his favorite. He told me I was. She's
so mad.
Speaker 3: And then yet another angle of the absolute staredown that Melania.
Speaker 1: Gave her during this time, and people.
Speaker 3: Were saying, like some mean things about how Milania looked.
This was the year anniversary of her own mother's death. Oh,
I didn't know that. That was probably rough to be
at a funeral on that day. And soh my gosh,
you know, I didn't know that her break about that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I give her a little bit of a pass
for totally her being quiet.
Speaker 3: And actually it looked like in this in this clip,
actually it kind of looks like she is tearing up.
Speaker 1: You'll see that gives the depth stair to come of lesser.
She does look so sad. I didn't know that. Bless
her heart, she looked beautiful. I thought it just she
didn't look like herself. You know, she looks sad. She
looks sad.
Speaker 2: I didn't know it was the year anniversary of her
mama's death. Yeah, that had to be so hard. Yeah,
she was having a hard time. She needed a hug.
I would have hugged her. You would have hugged her totally.
I would have been all over that.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And then there was the moment when Biden and Jill
arrived and you know, Kamala and Doug were already seated,
and we know how frosty their relationship is.
Speaker 1: Yeah, is so frosty that they.
Speaker 3: Would they wouldn't even acknowledge the presence of one another.
Speaker 1: And I can't it.
Speaker 13: Is it Jake?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I think it is Jake Tapper who's commentating as this happens,
as it would.
Speaker 1: Be a Democratic presidential nominee.
Speaker 10: And we all know what happened after that.
Speaker 25: Again, you didn't see a particularly warm breeding between the
first couple and the second couple.
Speaker 14: But again, we are her at a funeral, so one
has to take.
Speaker 2: Like, I cannot believe I have to sit next to
this bitch. You know she is, you know she is.
Oh my god, I just and Doug Doug Emhoff looked
so uncomfortable the whole time.
Speaker 1: Yeah, just anyway, it was. It was full of like drama.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like it was such an interesting thing to watch,
all the body language and it all happened, and the.
Speaker 2: Dynamics has seen all of them, and like just you
can see it encapsulates the deep state. Who's coming in
to wreck it. I mean Trump is coming in like
a wrecking ball, you guys, and I'm there for it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was that was kind of amazing.
Speaker 3: So then back to Trump's presser, we do have another
clip from that because Peter Juicy.
Speaker 1: Was like, what did you and Obama talk about?
Speaker 3: And Trump is He's amazing at how he is able
to not answer the question while answering the question.
Speaker 1: Yeah, here is Here is what he said, you talking to.
Speaker 18: Barack Obama about them?
Speaker 4: It did look very friendly. I must say, I didn't
realize it how friendly it looked. I saw it on
your wonderful network just a little while ago before I
came in, and I said, boy, they look like two
people that like each other. And we probably do. We
have little different philosophies, right, but we probably do. I
don't know. We just got along, but I got along
with just about everybody on that we you know, we
met backstages, you know, before we went on, and I
thought it was a beautiful service. But we all got
along very well, which is good.
Speaker 3: So he never answered like what he said, but he
he still sort of answered it in some way, you
know what I mean.
Speaker 2: He's just so positive, you know, he's not like these
people try to destroy me. I'm going after them. He's
not not guy. They are those people. He's not those
people in such a stark contrast, and I love it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was really really interesting.
Speaker 3: All Right, we got to talk about the fires, and
we're gonna kick it off by just highlighting a whole
bunch more of the complete failures of leadership at every
possible level, because there was a lot of little sort
of subheadlines going on things, storylines that I didn't know about.
For example, there was supposed to be an annual fire
hydrant test back in December and it was suspended, so.
Speaker 1: I don't know why.
Speaker 3: I mean, apparently they're saying it's inconsideration of the department's
current operational and fiscal challenges, so they just didn't do it,
And that seems kind of like an important miss.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean they probably had a pride parade instead. Right,
it's more important, you know.
Speaker 3: Perfect segue, because I know we've spent a lot of
time this week talking about the whole DEI aspect of
the LAFD. And this was another interesting tweet from I
think it was Christopher Ruffo who pointed this out.
Speaker 1: He looked up like basically their strategic plan and they
made DEI and.
Speaker 3: Quote a progressive work environment two of their top three priorities,
and then they put technological innovations and disaster recovery capabilities.
Speaker 1: Last you guys, just you cannot make this up. You can't.
You can't make it up. You can't. It's a fire department.
It's a fire department. Isn't that amazing?
Speaker 2: It is remarkable the amount of a neptness that we
have happening here and then and then Democrats are like
they're pathizing.
Speaker 1: Right, oh okay, right, oh my god.
Speaker 9: All right.
Speaker 3: There was a headline from Pride magazine, and as you
might expect, it was absolutely ridiculous. Amid palisades, fire LA's
first LGBTT plus fire chief is proving lesbians get it done.
This is from January eighth, You guys, this is from
two days ago, getting what getting.
Speaker 2: Getting on done, getting the burning California down? Like is
that she's getting that done? I cannot believe this.
Speaker 1: It's just incredible, Like, you're just incredible.
Speaker 2: You're not going to make that spin happen, Pride, You're
not making it happen.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you see.
Speaker 3: And there was also apparently their assistant fire chief is
a woman by the name of Christine Larson, and there's
a video that features her but when you see her,
you're going to question her pronouns and listen to the
end of this clip.
Speaker 1: It will absolutely infuriate you.
Speaker 23: You want to see somebody that responds to your house,
your emergency, whether it's a medical call or a fire call,
that looks like you. It gives that person a little
bit more ease knowing that somebody might understand their situation.
Speaker 1: Is she strong enough to do this?
Speaker 23: Or you couldn't carry my husband out of a fire,
which my response is he got himself in the wrong place.
Speaker 1: If I have to carry him out of a fire.
Speaker 2: Oh, my gosh, I cannot believe you can kidd me?
Speaker 1: She just said that. Yeah, she said it. Oh, you're
just in the wrong place.
Speaker 3: Then such for you raise your hand if you are
in a fire and you give a shit what the
fireman looks like.
Speaker 1: Yeah, by your person. I really want my God.
Speaker 2: I want that person to identify with me. No, I
want you to get me the hell out of the.
Speaker 1: Fire and be strong enough to get me out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and not blame me if I'm in the wrong
place in said fire.
Speaker 1: Can you believe? I just I could not believe that
that was the out loud so much crap happening here.
Speaker 2: There's just so much wrong in all of this, and
it all goes back to DEI crap. It all goes
back to progressivism and leftism.
Speaker 1: That's what it goes back to.
Speaker 2: And if these people don't own that, we've got huge problems,
Like there is no hope for California. If they can't
own that. They have to be able to look internally
and say, we effed up, we effed up with this,
We've got to fix it. I mean, I feel like
people are starting to do that. I mean, you see
a lot of even these celebrities that are like, we
pay more taxes than anybody on God's green Earth, right,
and we didn't have water, Like I'm sorry, what And
so some of them are starting to wake up and go,
this is messed up. This shouldn't be happening. I think
I'm going to actually become a conservative, you know what
I mean, like.
Speaker 1: At least vote differently for the next round.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, come on, this is all all stems
from looney leftist policies.
Speaker 1: That's what this is about, period, and it's it's top
to bottom.
Speaker 3: So apparently the CEO of the LA Department of Water
and power is a woman named Janice Quinone. Quinone's he
makes three quarters of a million a year, and she
essentially held a presser talking about how well, I mean,
people were using too much water and that's why we
ran out. And so naturally she is somebody that was
recommended for the job.
Speaker 1: I know none other than Karen Bath.
Speaker 3: And here she is at the presser talking about, well,
here's what we're gonna do. Now, why didn't you do
the shit before you knew the fire was coming, you
knew it was iris. Here she is talking about what
they're doing now we're.
Speaker 16: Doing Now, we're sending about twenty water tanks for our
eye construction crews full of water to support the fire department.
We identify other areas in our system where our tanks,
our tankers can refill. It takes about thirty minutes to
refill about four thousand dollars of water, and we're constantly
moving that water to the fire department to get them
as much water as we can.
Speaker 1: Okay, seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars a year.
Speaker 2: This broad makes yep plus the benefits, I can't even
imagine the benefits. Oh my god, I can't even imagine
for a job in serving her service the people of
La You guys, I don't that's absurd.
Speaker 1: Like I listen to you.
Speaker 2: I know that fire like people that are in firefighting
and stuff, they should make good money. But seven hundred
and fifty thousand dollars a year, what are we doing?
Speaker 3: And she's a CEO of the entire LA Water Department.
Speaker 1: What the hell? I just sat it razy? Yeah, it
is crazy.
Speaker 3: And again she was recommended for that job by Karen Bass,
who was confronted. It seems like the press is starting
to get a little impatient with the lack of leadership,
and they were really pressing her. I think this is
a CBS reporter who was pressing her on her trip
to Ghana.
Speaker 1: Here is that exchange.
Speaker 24: LA County is in a panning state. It began two
days ago with the Palisades fire. My crew and I
arrived shortly after it started, and for several hours we
watched as hundreds of homes in a neighborhood burned to
the ground. We did not see a single fire engine.
We watched as Good Samaritans guided traffic. There was fear
and there was a lot of confusion. You were out
of the country at the time. Shortly after the fire started,
a press release was put out warning of this fire behavior.
My question to you as we explains this lack of
preparation and rapid response, let me just say, first and foremost,
my number one focus, and I think the focus of
all of us here with one voice, is that we
have to protect lives.
Speaker 17: We have to save lives, and we have to save homes.
Rest assured, Then rest assured. Let me finish, rest assured.
When that is done, when we are safe, when lives
have been saved and homes have been saved, we will
absolutely do an evaluation to look at what worked, what
didn't work, and to correct or to hold accountable any
body departs and individual, et cetera. But my focus right
now is on the lives and on the homes.
Speaker 24: Do you think your leadership was effective while responding to
this disaster?
Speaker 17: I just said what I believe is the most important
thing for us to do right now, and that is
going to continue to be my focus. Thank you.
Speaker 1: Look away, look away, don't pay attention to me. Just
look away.
Speaker 3: I mean, that's neat that you're gonna do, like a
full investigation, full accounting.
Speaker 1: The question was why the hell were you in Ghana?
It's a pretty easy question. I mean, you know what
I mean, Like, well, she's not going to answer it.
Well she to answer, will she ever have to answer it?
I don't know. I've lost faith and all of these people.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, and I've lost faith in the end,
the whole accountability aspect. I just like, she'll probably get
a pinch in the rest of her life on the
taxpayer doll, you know what I.
Speaker 1: Mean, because I just I don't have a lot of
faith in this and.
Speaker 3: Their priorities, as we mentioned time and time again, are
so fricking screwed up. Look at this tweet from Retroco
saying the thirty thousand people evacuated by the Palisades wildfire
in California have no shelters to go to because all
the shelter space is being taken up by illegals.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, you can't.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's just awful, Like GTFO right, can you
imagine being one of those.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, that is displaced from your.
Speaker 2: Home and then you're looking, You're like, oh, illegals are
more important than me.
Speaker 1: Of course they are. Of course they're more important.
Speaker 3: And again these failures are top to bottom. Here's just
another example of that. So this was from the Washington
Post quoting an La County councilwoman who said when the
latest fires erupted, the city had nearly one hundred fire
trucks and ambulances out of service because they don't have
enough mechanics to fix them. I mean, this seems like
stuff that you need to be worrying about well ahead
of any.
Speaker 2: There, especially if you make sevener hand fifty thousand dollars
a year. Yeah, you think that you would maybe be
doing your job every day, maybe not, you know, or
like just doing your job and maybe not going to
Ghana and places like that. Maybe making sure that you
do this stuff before you go to Ghana, you know,
maybe doing that. But you know who has you know,
fire trucks and ambulances and enough mechanics. Ukraine right, In fact,
they have some of LA fd's supplies, right, they make
that makes sense.
Speaker 1: They're fine and no knock on elon.
Speaker 3: But another problem that was contributing to the spread of
fires in the LA area was apparently related to electric
car batteries. So read this from Elizabeth McDonald at Fox.
Speaker 2: New major problem now with electric car batteries and the
LA fires exploding and reigniting, with thousands of gallons of
scarce water needed to extinguish each fire. Pros worn the
electric car and truck lithium ion batteries Joe Biden, govern
NWSOM and Democrats pushed in California in the US repeatedly
reignite due to a chain reaction phenomenon called thermal runaway,
and like gas car batteries, the chemical reactions inside lithium
batteries create their own oxygen, meaning they can produce I
know right, enough oxygen to sustain reignited fires. This makes
extinguishing these fires particularly challenging as typical methods like smothering
with say, dirt, may not be effective. Plus, using salt
ocean water to extinguish these fires reignites the battery flames.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 2: Firefighters are left to literally burying these flaming electric cars
to put them out.
Speaker 3: It's just nuts to burying them. That's the only way
they can get the fires to stop.
Speaker 1: Isn't that crazy? Yeah?
Speaker 2: But people get mad when I drive at old fod
F one right, Yeah, yeah, I'm hurting the environment.
Speaker 3: I'm just not a fan of any of the I listen,
I get the appeal of the Tesla and all that stuff.
Speaker 1: I get it, but it's not for me.
Speaker 9: Not for me.
Speaker 2: I just yeah, I've never I'm just not. I'm not
a Navy person. Yeah, I'm just not.
Speaker 1: And then this was amazing too.
Speaker 3: Yesterday the California Legislature decided to call itself into a
special session. And on the face of it, you hear
that headline and you think, well, good, if there was
any time that ever called for a special session, it's
now when California is literally burning to the ground. But
what was the special session called for to strategize against
Trump policies and had nothing to do with the fires?
And so there was a reporter name's Ashley who went
after the Speaker of the House of the California House
about that, really really going after him hard, and he
had trouble answering this question. Check out this exchange, and
good on her for having it.
Speaker 26: I could take a couple of questions.
Speaker 1: I do have to jump on with that.
Speaker 27: I mean, with what you just mentioned and kicked off here,
it's now the right time to have a special legislative
session on allocating money to fight Trump in a way
that you could already do without a special legislative session.
Speaker 26: So I'm you know, I'm here to address this this
uh you know, these these these these wildfires. Uh, this
is a historic historic wildfire. This is a this is
a historic this is a historic event. These wildfires, as
I mentioned, are gonna be quite possibly some of the
worst wildfires and disasters in states and minutes and in
natural history.
Speaker 28: While if wildfire is happening, and while people are trying
to understand what's going on and are worried about the
disaster relief, worried about the ability to get homeowtors insurance,
your chamber gabbled into a special legislative session to prepare
for Donald Trump in a way that you are already
able to do without a special legislative session.
Speaker 1: So again, it's.
Speaker 27: Now the right time for that.
Speaker 26: So certainly our focus right now is Speaker Ashley. At
this moment, my colleagues and I we are acting with
great urgency, great urgency to ensure that we're providing much
needed relief, uh to Angelino's to sure that that that
that we uh, you know, understand what it's going to
take for that for for for for this region to
recover and and to support those that have been most
impacted by this disaster. Uh, and you know it's this
is you know, the the response from from from our
first responders has been unprecedented and they're doing all that
they can to control and contain again these multiple fires,
are doing whatever they can to ensure that we're that
that they're keeping people safe now and again in anticipation
and in preparation for recovery, and as a state, we
will do as a legislature, we will do everything we
can to support that recovery.
Speaker 1: He's reading from a script.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's just so blatantly obvious that's what he's doing.
And wow, what an insincere jerk. Right, it's just like this,
Oh god, it's their lizard people. It's so gross. All
of them are lizards.
Speaker 1: Just unbelievable.
Speaker 3: And then there was an amazing moment yesterday where Gavin
Newsom was like walking in a neighborhood or whatever, and
a woman who'd been impacted deeply by the fires chased
him down to demand to know what he's going to do,
and this ass hat lied to her and said he
was on the phone with the President dealing with it
at that moment, and when she calls him out, he's like, well,
I'm trying to get a hold of him. And so amazingly,
some people are saying that this clip actually makes him
look good because he shows compassion and he talks to
her and he doesn't turn her away. I think he
looks like a complete ass hat, but I think there's
not much he could say that would make me think
otherwise at this point. So you can watch it and
decide for yourself, but just know that initially he says,
I'm on the phone with the President, which is a
blatant frickin' lie.
Speaker 11: Governor, you got a second.
Speaker 4: Governor.
Speaker 20: Governor, I live here, Governor, that was my daughter's school.
Speaker 10: Governor.
Speaker 1: Please tell me what you're gonna do.
Speaker 20: I'm not gonna hurt on my promise.
Speaker 5: I'm literally talking to the President right now to specifically
answer the question of what we can do for you
and your daughter?
Speaker 20: Can I hear it? Can I hear your call? Because
I don't believe it.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, there's literally I've tried five times.
Speaker 21: That's why I'm walking around to make.
Speaker 12: Because it's not going through.
Speaker 5: Why I have to get cell service.
Speaker 20: Let's get it let's get it. I want to be
here when you call the President.
Speaker 16: I appreciate I'm doing that right now, and it's to.
Speaker 5: Immediately get reimbursements, individual assistance and to help you build
devis looking before.
Speaker 1: I'm so sorry, especially for your daughter.
Speaker 14: I have the four.
Speaker 20: Kids, everyone who went to school there.
Speaker 11: They lost their homes.
Speaker 20: They lost two homes because they were living in one
and building another. Ken, please tell me, tell me what
are you going to do with the president.
Speaker 5: Right now, we're getting we're getting the resources to help rebuild.
Speaker 1: Why is there no water in the hydrants? Governor?
Speaker 5: It's all literally?
Speaker 1: Is it going to be different next time?
Speaker 14: It has to be?
Speaker 11: Of course?
Speaker 20: What are you going to do to fill the hydrants?
Speaker 1: I would fill them up personally. You know that I
would fill off the hub. He wants to get away
from her, But would you do that?
Speaker 24: I would do whatever I can, But you're not.
Speaker 20: I see the Do you know there's water dripping over there?
Speaker 11: Governor?
Speaker 20: There's water coming out there.
Speaker 1: You can use it.
Speaker 5: I appreciate it.
Speaker 16: I'm going to make the call to address everything I
can right now, including making sure.
Speaker 20: People and make sure you can I have an opportunity
to at least tell people what you're doing, what you're
saying you're doing.
Speaker 1: Can somebody have a contact?
Speaker 20: Can I have your contact?
Speaker 2: Lady, just come to grips with the fact that he's
a complete, lying asshat. He's not helping you, he doesn't
care about you, doesn't care about your family. Like, the
sooner you can absorb that, the better. It's like, just
realize it, take it and realize it. Like go through
the stages of grief. Let's do this, because I can't
believe there's people that are like, oh, yeah, that mad
he Oh I mean he was so good to her.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh my god.
Speaker 2: If you believe that, then you're one of the total
losers that put this guy in office to be in with. Yeah,
but I can't. There's no helping you. There's not a
genuine bone in that guy's body, not a sincere nothing
sincere about him. He is again, he's he's a lizard,
the leaziest, absolutely laziest. When I mean he could not
wait to get away from her. Yeah, wait, he's like,
I gotta go, I gotta get out of here. I
got to get into my giant suv and preach to
people about climate change. I got to get my giant
v and go go live in my mansion and then
go to French laundry and eat and then tell people
what they can do because you are the riff raff.
Speaker 3: And then if you thought things couldn't get worse, apparently,
and I don't know like who controls this, who who
made this happen, But apparently they sent out an emergency
evacuation alert to the entire La County, which includes ten
million people, when they meant to only send it to
a specific area of the CA that has three hundred and.
Speaker 1: Thirty thousand people. Oh my god.
Speaker 3: So it's like they cannot stop effing everything up.
Speaker 1: They just can't. I mean, can you even Yeah, just
gets worse and worse.
Speaker 2: Is what happens when you put you know, Dems in
charge for almost half a century. They have to everything
they ruin a state. This is what we're watching it unfold.
A state is like it's it was already being destroyed,
like just slowly, slowly, it was being destroyed, and we're
just it's burning to the ground.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and like new fires are being started by arsonists
because this world is filled with crazy people, evil people.
Speaker 1: It's just so it's.
Speaker 3: Out of control and the idiots out there who are
still calling it climate change, and there's a lot of them.
It's absolutely incredible. Mark Tisen actually tweeted about this, saying
California's leaders don't get to use global warming as a
get out of jail free card. If you believe the
global warming is increasing the fire risk, then it's your
job to increase your mitigation efforts by clearing the brush
and having controlled burns and making sure the reservoirs are filled.
Speaker 1: And they failed at absolutely all of those things.
Speaker 2: Right, they did, they did feel it all the things.
And then why isn't it happening in other states?
Speaker 1: Right? Exactly?
Speaker 3: I mean it's not like there's not other states that
have forests, right, you know what I mean, more other.
Speaker 2: Countries for that matter, because they handled their crap, you
know what I mean, everybody else hands this is it's
it's so interesting how this happens in California and then
other people they do the proper you know, they do
what they need to do for proper forest management, right,
and Gavin Newsom decides to save a prickfish, you know,
f the smelt f the smelt.
Speaker 3: Doctor Drew was on with Dave Rubin to talk about
this whole climate change nonsense, and what he said was
absolutely perfect as well.
Speaker 8: Anything but the good of the people of this state. Look,
Bernie Sanders tweeted this morning something about climate change.
Speaker 1: This is alllimate Change's not a hoax.
Speaker 5: Blahblah.
Speaker 8: Okay, let's assume it is climate change.
Speaker 1: Just just make that assumption to do with it. Then
what are you going to do about it?
Speaker 8: You're and your biggest concern should then be the co
two from forest fires. That should be your new number
one concern if indeed climate change.
Speaker 3: But they don't.
Speaker 8: They only like doing what sounds and feels good, not
what is logically good, what is common sense, and what
is for the good of the people, and is the
basic functions of something we call government.
Speaker 2: He's right of that, He's hundred and fifty percent correct.
They just like to bitch.
Speaker 1: Like they don't. They're not solutions people.
Speaker 3: For those of you who are listening and not watching,
make sure that you check back in at the one
hour eleven minute mark for this meme because it's the
greatest thing I've ever seen.
Speaker 1: So it is.
Speaker 3: I know you can't see it if you're only listening,
but if you can see it. You see how absolutely
perfect this this This is total Democrats. Why would climate
change do why would the climate change do this? They
act as though they're victims of a bigger thing that
they have themselves caused.
Speaker 1: It is absolutely perfect. Absolutely did this. Governor Or.
Speaker 3: DeSantis, everybody, he was with his fellow governors with Trump
actually last night, and there was a member of the
media who was trying to ask DeSantis if it was
appropriate for Trump to criticize California's leadership and politicize the fires,
and Governor DeSantis was absolutely not having it here.
Speaker 4: He is.
Speaker 29: Morlect or a president to be appropriate for people in
your industry to try to create division and to try
to create narratives anytime these things happen.
Speaker 19: Now you're not as interested in doing that because Newsom
is a d If Newsom was a Republican, you guys
would go try that. You would have it nailed to
the wall for what they're doing over there. And I
know we don't that. We just assume in Florida, anytime
something happens, it's gonna be politicized by the media. So
you guys sitting in judgment of Donald Trump, I mean,
excuse me, I think your track record of politicizing these things.
Speaker 18: Is very, very bad.
Speaker 1: Both get them get them wrong.
Speaker 3: And then I love this old tweet that got pulled
up from Karen Bass herself back in twenty one saying
Ted Cruz fleeing Texas in the middle of a deadly
crisis is part of a larger pattern of the GOP
abandoning folks in crisis. We need to build a movement
to kick them all out.
Speaker 1: And someone said that's gonna leave a mark.
Speaker 2: God, that is where I love people, where I love
that fantastic. I hope that actually Ted Cruz should have
retweeted that.
Speaker 1: So great, so good.
Speaker 3: And then also Victor David Hansen, who you may know
from being kind of an ere like this is. He's
not a particularly happy fellow, but he's brilliant. Yeah, And
he talked about the failures of California's leadership in a
way that's actually kind of terrifying. But this needs to
be said, and like always, he says it perfectly.
Speaker 14: To finish. What we're seeing in California is a state
with forty million people, and yet the people who run
it feel that it should return to a nineteenth century
pastoral condition. They are de civilizing the state and de
industrializing the state and d farming the state. But they're
not telling the forty million people that their lifestyles will
have to revert back to the nineteenth century, when you
had no protection from fire, you didn't have enough water
in California, you didn't have enough power, you didn't pump oil.
I don't want to be too pessimistic or bleak tonight,
but this is one of the most alarming emptoms of
a society gone mad. And if this continues, and if
this were to spread to other states, we would become
a third world country, if we're not in parts already
A lot.
Speaker 2: Of people in California already feel like they're in a
third world country. It's like it goes back to I
think it was Sarah Foster. Sarah Foster. I don't know
where she falls in the David Foster lineup. I don't
know if she's a daughter or something of David, you know,
the musician dude, she's somehow related to him.
Speaker 1: Anyway.
Speaker 2: She tweeted yesterday about this, and I don't know the
exact tweet. She was really pissed off about this, and
she was basically saying she's on the she's one of
those I don't know if she's liberal or conservative, but man,
she's teetering on the right right now because she's pissed
off because she basically said, in so many words, we
pay so much in taxes, like what are you doing, well, yeah,
the most of any state. What the hell are you
doing with our money? When there's no water to put
fires out? That's a huge red flag that something.
Speaker 1: Is welcome to the party.
Speaker 2: Sarah, right, And that's how I feel about all these
like the Sarah Michelle Gellers.
Speaker 1: She's also Buffy the Vampire Slayer. She's always been kind
of conservative.
Speaker 2: That he's always been on the conservative Yeah. But it's
a lot of these but they're now starting to speak
out whereas before they were a little bit more quiet
because they're afraid of getting canceled and they're all like,
you know, pussy footing around. Now they're like, oh, it's
on like Donkey Kong when there's not when our houses
are burning down.
Speaker 1: This is a problem.
Speaker 2: Like I feel like we can say something now out
loud without getting canceled. That's what these people are doing.
It's about damn time. Yeah, But they're saying it because
what are they doing with your freaking money?
Speaker 1: What are they doing?
Speaker 2: They're certainly not spending it on the the general thing,
which is for them.
Speaker 1: To protect you.
Speaker 2: The whole role of government is to make sure you're safe.
Your houses are burning down, you're definitely not.
Speaker 3: Safe, right well, And that's going to be the question,
right like, is this going to turn a lot of
the blue people in California a little more red? And
Adam Carolla talked about this yesterday and he believes it will.
He thinks this is going to be a huge wake
up call, especially when the people who have lost their
homes attempt to rebuild.
Speaker 1: Here's what he said about that.
Speaker 18: Pappen All these people who were deep blue Democrats are
now going to have to pull a permit to rebuild,
and they're gonna get the twenty eight year old bitch
from the Coastal Commission telling them to go fuck off,
and then they're going to vote for Trump or whoever's
Trumpian next. You see, they're gonna get turned They're gonna
get turned hard because, as I've always said, live in
the rent control apartment in Santa Monica. Fine, good, we
know how you vote. Go deal with the city, try
to pull a permit. These are going to be thousands
of homes, super wealthy people. And these people don't want
to live in Van Eyes. They like it where they are.
They love Malibu, they love the Palisades, they love Santa Monica.
There's gonna be a whole bunch of rich people and
they're gonna go I'm rebuilding, and I want to rebuild
as fast as I can. And between the part where
they go in to planning commission and plan check and
initially and try to pull a permit to the time
the first load of lumber, the first load of two
Bay Forces dropped off on their lot where their house
formally stood. It's going to be three years. And when
they start running into the bureaucracy and the red tape,
they're gonna start going nuts. And they're gonna vote for
Rick Caruso next time because they want to get That's
all Trump says. We're gonna we're gonna pull back the regulations.
We're gonna free people up. They're gonna find out, they're
gonna get bit by their own snake. They're gonna convert yep.
Speaker 2: These people are like, I want my infinity pullback yeah,
and they won't be able to have their infinity pool
for like the next three to five years, if.
Speaker 1: Not they get a permit for a pool at all,
if you're absolutely right, if they get it at all.
Speaker 2: And so that's what's gonna He's absolutely right, that's what's
going to turn on because the regulation is going to
be out of control there and the insurance that these
people probably a lot of them, they don't have insurance.
Speaker 1: They weren't insured.
Speaker 2: And you know, we can sit back and say, because
I know for a fact that a lot of these
people are you know, they're richest balls, so they can
they can afford a new home at a pocket but still,
could you imagine the loss that they some of them took,
you know, cannot I mean I know that, like can't
is it Candy Spelling? She's like, oh right, I lost
my you know, eighteen million do or twenty three million
dollars vacation home in Malibu. You know, it's like and
we can sit back and go, well, she lost me
a very vacation home, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: Because that's not your full time residence, right, And it's
like that's okay.
Speaker 1: It was like an afterthought that she has a vacation home.
Speaker 2: But at the same time, it's like these these people
all are going to be like, I want to rebuild that.
That was something. I lost twenty something million dollars on
that property. I want to rebuild it. The regular He's
a thousand percent correct about this.
Speaker 3: I hope you so I'm going I have to hope
because this isn't the kind of thing that happens and
you think, oh, people are going to be super mad
and they'll forget about it. They can't forget because this
is a very long process that they're going to be
going through for until the next election at least, and
so they'll still be mad.
Speaker 1: They'll hold oh, they'll still be mad.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And by then, you know, Ronda Santis will be
running and I'm sure he'll bring it up.
Speaker 3: We've got some good choices, man, between DeSantis and Vance
and the vague Elon.
Speaker 1: I don't know who's going to run. We don't know.
We have so many people.
Speaker 2: We have way more people on our bench than that
that gang of losers that you played at the beginning
of the show in the Senate.
Speaker 3: Right, who are you because he wasn't born here? But okay,
we do have a really good bench, all right. Lastly,
when it comes to the fire, and then what we've
got to talk about what Joe Biden has done in
response to it. Mel Gibson was on with Joe Rogan
last night and they were talking about this as well,
and their conversation was just kind of funny because they
talked about Gavin Newsom's hair gel and I thought it
was it was funny here it is, well.
Speaker 21: The wildfire situation and how crazy it is that they
spent twenty four billion dollars last year on the homeless. Yeah,
and what do they spent on preventing these wildfires? Zero
zip zip.
Speaker 5: And in twenty nineteen I think Newsom said, you know,
I'm going to take care of the forest and maintain
the forest and do all that kind of stuff.
Speaker 21: He didn't do anything, didn't do anything. And then on
top of that they cut the water off.
Speaker 5: Yeah that's right. Yeah, it's all funny. And then I
think all our tax dollars probably went for Gavin's hair jail.
I don't know, but it's like, you know, it's sad.
It's like the place is just on fire.
Speaker 21: Well, the whole state is just so poorly managed, so
it's so frustrating and confusing, and then he gets on
TV and pretends like everything's great and California is the best,
we have the best date, we have the most amazing economy,
and like, you're out of your fucking mind, dude, you've
ruined this state. He personally ruined it.
Speaker 1: Yep, did you?
Speaker 9: I don't.
Speaker 1: I know, we don't. We probably don't have it.
Speaker 2: But there is a whole section of that interview where
he talked about spiritual warfare.
Speaker 1: No, I don't, I don't have it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he talked about spiritual warfare and he's he's a
guy that has a lot of faith mel Gibson. I
encourage you to find that clip. It's really interesting. He's
still really hot, at least to me.
Speaker 1: I'm just putting it out there. I just mean it's
not Mel Gibson. He still has it. He still does.
Speaker 2: And I like the fact that he's starting to do
He's starting to get into the producing and direction of
not faith based stuff, but stuff that.
Speaker 1: Is not crap now.
Speaker 2: And he's he's tried to stay on the side in
Hollywood that is that is. I guess if you if
you can be good in Hollywood, He's tried to stay good,
you know, and I have.
Speaker 3: Well, he's been talking about the evil in Hollywood forever.
Speaker 2: Right right, and so there's a new I think he
has a new movie out that he directed that has
Mark Wahlberg in it, the one with the plane how
he takes over the plane It's going.
Speaker 1: Down because the name of its White Risk.
Speaker 2: I think it's called I didn't know that we directed it.
Mark Wahlberg is in it. I totally want to see it. Yeah,
that'll be awesome. I mean, anyways, I do appreciate the
fact that he does talk about his faith. I think
that's great. It's refreshing. And man, they try to get
rid of him, you know.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I know. He's a phoenix.
Speaker 7: All right.
Speaker 3: We have to talk about Joe Biden's presser and the
rest of Donald Trump's presser, because the compare and contrast
is pretty remarkable. We'll start with Biden because I just
want you to listen to what he's saying he is
going to do about the California wildfires, when really it's
what we are going to do. And then I want
you to have in the back of your mind when
you're listening to this, all the folks in North Carolina
right now, who had to listen to this as well.
Speaker 30: And this morning, due to the magnitude of disaster, I
was talking with the governor. He requested if I could
increase the federal funding that was authorized under this legislation
for from seventy five percent to ninety percent. We're increasing
it to one hundred percent of all the costs to.
Speaker 3: Be covered by the federal government client both the.
Speaker 30: Fire management Sistants grants and the elements of what they
call the disaster declaration. So today I'm announcing that the
federal government will cover one hundred percent of the cost
for one hundred and eighty days. It's going to pay
for things like Debrion hazard material removal.
Speaker 1: He can't say words. Baghetti's so quick to just like
write shots from the American people.
Speaker 3: Well, it's Gavin, and it's California, it's celebrities, it's important people,
it's donors.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but North Carolina, screw you, Oh my god, for you. Yeah,
we've got news about North Carolina.
Speaker 3: At the end of this, he also is so I
can't even believe they allow him at this point to
be seen publicly and't even get a phone number out
without stepping all over himself.
Speaker 1: This is what it sounded like when he was trying
to be helpful.
Speaker 30: First responders, salaries and all necessary measures to protect life
and property and folks. I want to underscore I told
the governor local officials spare no expense to do what
they need to do and contain these fires and in
their communities that are really been devastated by if they
contact Disaster Assistance dot com anybody's lost everything or anything
of consequence, Disaster Assistants dot go or one eight hundred
two assummate one eight hundred two, I beg your pardon
one eight hundred six two one three.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: It's like it's like go to U R L. Right,
it's what what sounds.
Speaker 2: What is really astounding to me is that he believes
that it's his money. Yeah, he thinks it's he He
thinks he's being so benevolent and like so generous because
it's his checkbook. It's his money he's giving in to California,
isn't he.
Speaker 1: I'm authorizing it. Yeah, I'm not.
Speaker 2: It's not seventy five hundred percent I'm going to give
you because it's my money.
Speaker 1: At you, dude, I know your money all these people
are insufferable.
Speaker 3: And then, as I mean, this was just absolutely incredible
to me too, he was introducing I don't even know who,
but he was introducing somebody else in this meeting who
was going to speak, and when he turned over the mic,
he decided it would be appropriate right now to say
fire away.
Speaker 30: Chief, why aren't you far away?
Speaker 1: Oh my god? Thank him? As president, Madam Vice presid
that stand up Chuck right.
Speaker 3: It was bad enough that he said it once, he
did it again when he was introducing Kamala to speak,
and she actually looked at him like he was insane.
Speaker 1: Here is that moment, I.
Speaker 30: Too, Men and Vice President, I know you're directly affected.
Speaker 10: So are you far away?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 2: As the president, I mean when Kamma looks at you
like you're crazy, that's bad.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, really bad.
Speaker 3: Twice he said it twice, Oh my god. And then,
at the same time that all of this is happening,
we saw this report from Matt vnswol who said, I
cannot even put into words how horrific what is happening
to people in western North Carolina today. FEMA is kicking
thousands of people out of hotels in sub freezing temperatures,
massive car lines for propane and buddy heaters, people and
donated RVs cannot keep warm. There is complete panic. And
of course they're about to there right now. Now they're
facing a complete winter snowstorm, and this is this is
FEMA's timing.
Speaker 1: And then there was enough outrage about that.
Speaker 3: That then they were like, then FEMA actually released a
tweet saying, hey, North Carolina, due to the incoming winter storm,
we're extending Oh shoot, I didn't mean to have that
place so quickly. We're extending our transitional sheltering program for
twenty four hours.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 3: To those households are scheduled to check out of their
hotels on the eleventh.
Speaker 1: If you still need assistance, then call us.
Speaker 2: I know, right, It's like, screw you, North Carolina.
Speaker 1: Screw you. I cannot. I can't believe it. Somebody yet.
Speaker 2: I've had a few people in the comments ask about
my kids in California. My kids are fine. They're actually
they are in the San Francisco area. They're totally okay.
So they're not near the fires. I mean, obviously I
think that there's you know, they're probably I would imagine
like surrounding areas are going to get and all that
kind of stuff. But yeah, but they're they're okay because
they're in San Francisco.
Speaker 1: Okay, good, Yeah, I'm glad people are asking and that
you that's very very sweet. Thank you answered the question.
All right.
Speaker 3: So we've heard from Biden and we saw what a
disaster that was like. It was absolutely pathetic. So now
let's turn it over to a president who actually can
answer questions.
Speaker 1: Directly and who will answer any question.
Speaker 3: So back to Trump's presser, which there were a lot
of great moments from he was asked again about the
Greenland thing, right, and.
Speaker 1: He's dead serious, you guys.
Speaker 3: This he is not playing around. He believes it's super
important to our national security security. Here he is answering
a question from Peter about it.
Speaker 18: Junior, and some of your team just got back from Greenland.
Speaker 19: What's the price tag?
Speaker 4: Well maybe no press sick. You know, look, we're gonna
have to see what happens, because Denmark, we need this
for national security. We need Greenland very badly. You look
at the Russian ships, the China chips, they're all over
the place there, you know. So now they have for
a long time that's elane, but we need that financial security.
So I don't know that Denmark has any right title
and interest and we're going to find there. But I
can tell you you saw the clips that were released,
the people of Greenland would love to become a state
of the United States of America. We were greeted with
tremendous love and affection and respect. The people would like
to be a part of the United States. Now Denmark
maybe doesn't like it, but then we can't be too
happy with Denmark, and maybe things have to happen with
respect to Denmark having to do with tariffs, because they
have to do this. I think for the free world,
we need that. To protect the free world is very
important and getting more important every year.
Speaker 1: It's strategy.
Speaker 2: I like that he's willing to say things and do
things that are outside what people are used to just
the same old bull crap.
Speaker 1: You know, the balls. It's the platinum I know.
Speaker 2: GC Kesey's like, please don't say Harry, don't say Harry
Days and I'll just say Platinum. It's Friday, so it's
a gift to you, GCQC. But just the big platinum
balls Friday.
Speaker 3: I mean, he's definitely got it. And then you guys
remember the drones, Remember how like that was a huge
ass story, Like a few weeks ago, it was like, Hey,
what happened with all that? Are we going to ever
find out about the drones? And we're gonna here's Trump
on that.
Speaker 4: You report on drones about one day into the administration,
because I think it's ridiculous that they're not telling you
about what's going on with the drones. And it's not
only with me. Glenn was telling me today that in
Virginia they have drones all over the place too, and
nobody's reporting it. I don't know why. Then, do you
want to say something about.
Speaker 31: Just one quick comment, which is we are home to
the largest naval base in the world in Quantico, and
we house a lot of the sealed teams and have
a huge national security infrastructure, and now for two years running,
we have had drone incursion over secure airspace and we.
Speaker 18: Still don't know why.
Speaker 31: And I think that's absolutely unacceptable. And I think President
Trump and the new leadership coming in, I think will
work diligently to understand who's behind this and what we
do in order to stop the digital surveillance of all
of our secure infrastructure.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I want to know about a lot of things.
I want to know about drones, Diddy Epstein JFK, I
want to know about aliens J six. I got a
lot of stuff I want to So we've got how
many days we have?
Speaker 1: Eleven days of eleven something like that.
Speaker 2: I want to know about all of these things. And
then somebody in our comments made a great suggestion, and
that is Bucky's and Greenland. I think that that is
a fantastic idea. If you build it, they will come.
Speaker 1: That's true.
Speaker 3: Yes, I forgot about Glenn Younkin also on the bench
of our deep bench people.
Speaker 2: He would be Yeah, our team loves him. You guys
convinced he was going to be the guy, like for
years they were convinced. We're like, eh, we were right,
of course, but I mean I could see him being
a contender.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, there's such a good bench.
Speaker 3: Trump at the very end of the presser once again
just put a sort of a fine point on the
whole drone transparency thing and then had a question for
Peter which ended up being kind of hilarious.
Speaker 1: The way that this meeting concluded. Check this out.
Speaker 4: We're going to find out on the twenty first, the
day after. You have to give me a little time
for the inauguration, but shortly thereafter we'll give you a
report on it. We'll tell you exactly what it is.
They know, and it's very strange that they aren't talking
about it. Peter, thank you very much. Does Biden I mean,
does he do this kind of a news conference?
Speaker 11: Now?
Speaker 8: This is this is my longest ever interview of a president.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, the longest ever before this was one question
and they would rush you out into the room. Right,
But we we have nothing to hide.
Speaker 1: Thank you all very much.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 1: He's right, nothing to hide.
Speaker 2: Cannot wait. It's just gonna be not in stop transparency.
He just has to make it in He just has
to make it in there safe.
Speaker 1: Now you're so freaked out about that, still, forget about it.
Everybody Just pray. Okay, everybody just keep praying.
Speaker 2: Make sure that he you know, so he's safe and
then he stays safe and that we can do all
the wonderful things we want to do because he's got
a lot of work to do.
Speaker 1: We just need to get the work done.
Speaker 13: Mm hm.
Speaker 3: You guys know I can't let a show go without Jennings.
Speaker 1: Does you know who we are? I listen.
Speaker 2: Every time I put something on Instagram because I run
our Instagram, I will tag him. He has yet to respond.
I think he's gonna get Yeah, I think he's going
to get a restraining order against us.
Speaker 1: You guys. Yeah, he's like this close. He's like those
crazy yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: If he only knew how much we love him. We
love you, Scott. Watch our show. Come on our show, Scott,
come on.
Speaker 3: So a couple of days ago, he was on a
panel that included Crocket, and he was talking about like
the whole DEI problem with the La Fire Department, and
his point was that DEI should not be a focus.
Race does not matter. Nobody gives a shit what the
races of the person that's coming to rescue them from
a fire. And she completely twisted his words and made
it sound as though he was saying only white men
can be firemen, like it was She's so stupid, and
so she went on the longest tear about this.
Speaker 1: I'm not even gonna make you sit through the whole thing.
Speaker 3: There's I cut a chunk of it out so you'll
see the beginning of it, and you'll see the very end,
and then you'll see what some brilliant person made of
it on the internet. This is the stuff that makes
us love the Internet. I'm just gonna let the whole
thing run.
Speaker 1: Check it out.
Speaker 25: In California, you might have recall a new story from
last year. There was some interest in the fire departments
and the firefighters in California, and the interest was was
that there were too many white men who were firefighters,
and we need to have a program in California to
make sure we don't have enough white men as firefighters.
So yes, I'm wondering, now, if your house was burning down,
how much do you care what colors you can.
Speaker 7: Respond and listen.
Speaker 24: I am so tired.
Speaker 7: You know what.
Speaker 32: There was an article that just came out that said
that actually the most educated demographic in this country right
now is black women.
Speaker 1: So let let me be clear.
Speaker 32: Because you are a woman, or because because I know
that some of the right has been sharing these photos
of the fact that I believe that the fire chief
may be a woman, or something that has nothing to
do with it.
Speaker 1: We are looking at qualifications.
Speaker 32: What diversity, equity and inclusion has always been about is saying,
you know what, open this up.
Speaker 15: Don't just look at the white men, open it up
and recognize that other people can be qualified and the fact,
the fact is, stop trying to act as if only
white men are the ones that are capable, because right
now you're sitting at a table with three very capable
black with me.
Speaker 32: I'm not what diversity, equity and inclusion has always been
about the.
Speaker 1: White man look at.
Speaker 32: Me, and the fact that we once at a time
when people are nine, decide.
Speaker 1: It's family.
Speaker 28: People are fine because the second.
Speaker 1: Very people don't want the last. How much you'll say anything,
it was all of us good enough.
Speaker 2: She is just yet another disappointing person that we have
in Texas.
Speaker 1: And I'm talking to you, Dan Crenshaw.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I can't let another Dago bye without just calling
him out.
Speaker 1: He's hard to be a path. Yeah, I just can't.
Speaker 2: That clip, not the one that you know, was the
great one with the music background, but the other clip
it was taken out and HuffPo used it as an
example of how she just like she got him.
Speaker 1: Oh she was super proud of it too.
Speaker 3: She reposted it like he just wanted all the attention,
but I set him straight.
Speaker 2: What what in the world like who thinks that that.
Speaker 1: I know who thinks that she won that HuffPo huff
both thought that and she does.
Speaker 2: Yeah, guy, we have so many idiots in charge, you guys.
It's just it's been a week of me just I'm
gonna need I don't even drink and I'm gonna need
to drink this weekend because there have been so many
losers that have been amplified this week.
Speaker 1: For real.
Speaker 3: We do have thank yous from yesterday and then a
few locals chats and then I'll kick it off to you.
But first from yesterday from our rumble ball pit Croove,
Tracy H. Eighty nine said, yesterday you mentioned you were
worried about the animals and the fire. But Texas A
and M has a veterinary emergency team that ploys to
natural disasters to care for and house displaced animals.
Speaker 1: Of course they do.
Speaker 2: You know that Texas A and M Veterinary Hospital are
the ones that treated Cash and they were exemplary. It's
the best place ever. You guys just love them and
love the people there, so this does not surprise me.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that is awesome, absolutely awesome. We also I think
on Venmo got something from bug Mora, who said, you
jerk sure have balls.
Speaker 1: Take my money. Thank you, bog.
Speaker 3: And then there was another from Deanna Hale. I think
she sent a few. She said, pray for California. I
pray for some big balls, unlike Gavin's greasy ones. Love
you chicks. Take all my money that California taxes have not.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, Danna.
Speaker 3: She also said me again, even though I'm seventy miles away,
the power has been turned off for parts of SoCal.
Think about all the people hurting for groceries. Now we
have to empty our freezers into the trash.
Speaker 1: Oh my gosh.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And then she said to me, fair, the people that
left their cars in the middle of the street were
told to run for their lives by first responders, So
there's that.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean it's hard to blame people who were panicked.
I mean, right exactly, It's hard.
Speaker 1: To know, like what you would do.
Speaker 3: And then over on Locals from mamnipotent I love that name,
she says for all the tea on Jimmy's change of
faith and presidential failures. Listen to the podcast The Briefing
with Albert Mohler from December thirtieth super informative.
Speaker 1: Thank you for that info, Meredith r.
Speaker 3: N said Newscom and his typical bull crap, and Osuki said,
nine days, seventeen hours, and twenty six minutes.
Speaker 1: Okay, there you go, we've got the countdown. All right,
we ready? Yep. Whoops, I'm sorry. I didn't mean to
do that.
Speaker 2: Jose Morning from snow blanketed North Texas. Heard a comedian
once today that Canada is like the attic of the USA.
Sometimes you go up there and say, hey, there's some
neat stuff up here.
Speaker 1: Just it's so true.
Speaker 3: I love that.
Speaker 4: Ose.
Speaker 2: We're not getting well, we get a little bit of snow,
but it's just mostly cold and rainy here, which I
hate that.
Speaker 1: Barbara.
Speaker 2: I'm taking my son and we are going to the inauguration.
Oh my go a little nervous, but shit can happen
at Walmart too. We can't live in fear. You are right, Barbara,
you go. Marcus Drake. Regarding the inauguration, I imagine every
person there will have their heads on a swivel. So
I feel confident God helped the fool that tries any crap.
I agree there's gonna be a lot of armed people there,
so that's true.
Speaker 1: It's true.
Speaker 2: Like it's gonna be okay, Christina, thank you so much
for the supersticker. Andrea, California Fire, California mayor out of town,
no water roads blocked, Maui fire, Maui fire, mayor out
of town, no water roads blocked. Government size land. What
are the chances I think that meant sees land? Did
I say okay, sorry, government sees land. What are the chances? Yeah,
So it'll be interesting to see what the government does
with some of these properties. That will be very interesting
to see, Julie. They haven't built a new road of
our since the nineteen seventies. That is one of the
reasons why this happened. They have not taken massive they
have not taken massive population growth seriously, and their infrastructure
can't handle it.
Speaker 1: It's true.
Speaker 3: That's why the permitting is going to be really interesting
to watch.
Speaker 2: Duncan Cody, Adam Carolla and rebuilding in LA. Before they
can even rebuild, they will have to get the old
debris hauled away. It's true. California is super restrictive about
how you handle waste. Some more red tape there. Oh
my gosh, can you imagine the bureaucracy involved in this
entire process. It's like it's bad everywhere else, but in
California it's going to be exponentially worse. Yeah, Charity, sorry,
not sorry, mel is still hot.
Speaker 1: I agree. Thank you guys so much. Again. We made
it to the end of the week. You got a
long show.
Speaker 2: It ended up being a long show. Good Friday, chunky
meaty show. You guys have the best weekend ever and
we will talk to you on Monday.
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